Fri, May 1, 2020
Hour 1 – 05/01/20: Richard E. Simmons III
Best-selling author Richard E. Simmons III brings his own fascinating insights into the series of essays from his newest book, “Reflections on the Existence of God.”
Best-selling author Richard E. Simmons III brings his own fascinating insights into the series of essays from his newest book, “Reflections on the Existence of God.”
Historian and filmmaker Tim Mahoney introduces us to the latest in his “Patterns of Evidence” series, this time exploring the location of Moses and the Israelites’ crossing in “The Red Sea Miracle.” (Encore Presentation)
Actor and singer Pat Boone has a powerful and inspiring message for all Americans that he shares with Eric in his special bunker appearance.
Mollie Hemingway shares her thoughts about Joe Biden and the accusations against him in light of the Brett Kavanaugh bias, and John Zmirak talks about Gov. Cuomo’s “fatal decision” regarding Covid-19 and nursing homes.
Before the lock-down, Eric interviewed Tyler O’Neil in the studio about his fiery new expose, “Making Hate Pay: The Corruption of the Southern Poverty Law Center.”
John Zmirak continues his discussion of hot topics from Stream.org; then, Michael Farris, president of the Alliance Defending Freedom, talks about what’s being done legally to combat Harvard’s war on homeschooling.
John Zmirak makes another important bunker visit to talk about Harvard vs. homeschooling — the upcoming conference designed to eventually make homeschooling a no-no nationwide.
Candace Owens continues her bunker conversation with Eric, discussing ideas from her new book, “Blackout,” and the movement that she founded known as BLEXIT; then, Michael L. Brown talks about Job’s faith to challenge God.
Candace Owens makes her first bunker appearance and talks about her role in the film, “No Safe Spaces,” as well as the current state of America under lock-down — and its future after “reopening for business.”
Professor Ryan Patrick Hanley looks into Adam Smith not only as the founder of modern economics, but also as a philosopher who expounds on what qualities will develop an “excellent and praiseworthy character.” (Encore Presentation)
James Tour, the brilliant synthetic organic chemist and genius in the field of nanoscience, is in the bunker to talk about science, faith, reason — and the origins of life itself.
Mike Sharrow drops into the studio for an interview recorded before the pandemic to enlighten us about an imaginative new business initiative called The C12 Group that links faith and entrepreneurship.
