With laughter and levity, Wink and Sandy Martindale recall their fond memories of their cherished friendship with Elvis Presley and their close relationship with each other.
Wink Martindale talks about his six-decade career as a deejay, radio personality, game show host, and television producer — and shares stories of his close friendship with Elvis, from his first songs to ever air on the radio to his rock star status.
John Zmirak returns to the show to address a number of issues, including, multiculturalism-gone-wild, whether “Fredo” is a racial slur, and the racial component behind the abortion issue.
James O’Keefe, the journalist whose undercover videos exposed Planned Parenthood, ACORN and voter fraud across the country, has breaking news of a whistleblower who has revealed suppression of conservative voices on Google.
Frank Turek gives a surprising perspective on how the logical foundation for reason, evidence, and science cannot operate within an atheistic worldview.
Author, public speaker, and radio host Frank Turek confesses his lack of faith… in atheism. He then goes on to explore why he believes Christianity is the most reasonable alternative.
Leslie Montgomery reveals an intimate look into the spiritual journey of Vice President Mike Pence, who refers to himself as “a Christian, a conservative, and a Republican, in that order.”
Daniel Zelli of Glory City Church in Australia talks about his recent trip to Cambodia, miracles he has witnessed, and his partnership with Mercy Hospital, which provides high-quality healthcare to people in need.
Eric continues his conversation with Mark Helprin, author of many works of popular fiction, such as “Ellis Island” and “Winter’s Tale.”
Prepare to be amazed by Eric’s conversation with Mark Helprin from a Socrates in the City event — Eric considers Mark the greatest living fiction writer.
Three time’s a charm with John Zmirak – this time he airs his grievances over the “red flag” laws; then, author John Gravino sheds some light on “the pope of suspicion,” Pope Francis.
Becket Cook, a set designer in the fashion world with a master’s degree in theology, tells the incredible story of redemption out of the gay lifestyle in his book, “A Change of Affection.”
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