Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders are covered in a new book by historian Clay Risen, who illuminates the “crowded hour” of drama and excitement that comprises the Battle of San Juan Hill.
Comedienne Victoria Jackson is back in the studio and creates a very unusual poem about an orange butterfly with help from Eric — plus, accompanies herself with several songs on her ukulele.
John Zmirak is back with a diagnosis of presidential candidate Marianne Williamson, the new darling of the Democrat Party — what exactly is the “creepy” root of “A Course in Miracles”?
Saturday Night Live alumna Victoria Jackson is in the studio with Eric to celebrate her birthday and to share stories from her early days in show biz, including her encounter with Warren Beatty.
Married filmmakers Jay and Sofia Lyons tell the heartwarming influence of Kara Tippetts, who approached her own suffering and death with poise and grace, in their documentary, “The Long Goodbye.”
John Zmirak and Eric discuss the horrific mass murders that occurred this past weekend and how we are experiencing an “empty culture” which has skirted the true meaning and value of life.
John and Korey Cooper, two members of the hugely popular Christian rock band, Skillet, tell their story of forming the band and staying the course of marriage and family.
John Zmirak states his case for making our test for immigrants “nakedly political”, then ponders the question of why pro-abortionists aren’t on board with the death penalty.
John Zmirak continues discussing his latest articles at Stream.org; then, David Cortman of the Alliance Defending Freedom fills us in on the latest transgender case which is challenging a funeral home’s dress code.
Eric shares exciting stories of his trip to Greece to film a facsinating new documentary, and John Zmirak has piercing thoughts on last night’s Democratic debate.
In “American Restoration,” Focus on the Family’s Tim Goeglein urges Christians to engage with the culture to restore Judeo-Christian values in the U.S., believing the solutions lie in our churches, our communities, and our homes.
Founder and director of “Them Before Us,” Katy Faust explains how her organization advocates for children’s rights, citing examples of how adults often put themselves first when it comes to parenting.
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