Via internet hookup, Dr. Marty Makary joins the show to keep us up-to-date on Corona-virus developments; then, John Zmirak from Stream.org takes a look at the political side of this whole viral mess.
Bob Woodson of the Woodson Center continues to explain what’s happening with his 1776unites.org project and shares his experiences in the early days of the Civil Rights movement.
Civil rights leader Bob Woodson stops into the studio with an update on his 1776 Unites project, designed to combat the misinformation coming from the New York Times Magazine’s 1619 Project.
In a previously recorded interview from February, filmmakers Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer present evidence about the beneficial technique of hydraulic fracturing, highlighted in their documentary, “Frack Nation.”
Big-time blogger and podcaster Matt Walsh pulls no punches when he discusses his book, “Church of Cowards,” taking on what he believes is the ineffectiveness of many who should be in the forefront of cultural influence.
Jeremy Camp talks about the movie, “I Still Believe,” based on a very sad time in his life; then, John Zmirak has more thoughts about Joe Biden, the 2nd Amendment, and the upcoming election fireworks.
Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt brings a powerful message of how forgiveness opens us up to healing, hope and a new world of possibilities, which are part of personal accounts from her book, “The Gift of Forgiveness.”
Ken Starr, the man who knows a thing or two about impeachment, continues examining current and previous presidential “missteps” and troubles that have divided America.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller and the results of his Russia-connection investigation are re-examined by Ken Starr, who also touches on the current political ballyhoos.
Breakpoint’s John Stonestreet and Brett Kunkle of Maven continue looking into the antidote for a culture gone awry with ideas generated in their book, “The Student’s Guide to Culture.”
Can the cure for a culture in decay be found in “The Student’s Guide to Culture”? Authors John Stonestreet and Brett Kunkle are here to explain.
Sean Spicer has a brand new show on Newsmax and comments on the current political state of the Democratic frontrunners; then, John Zmirak discusses his latest Stream.org articles, including a look at “The Thing” that Joe Biden believes may be mentioned in the Declaration of Independence.
