Tue, Sep 8, 2015
Hour 2 – 09/08/15: Randall Wallace
Randall Wallace, the writer of Braveheart, talks about Hollywood, Faith and his newest book, Living the Braveheart Life: Finding the Courage to Follow Your Heart.
Randall Wallace, the writer of Braveheart, talks about Hollywood, Faith and his newest book, Living the Braveheart Life: Finding the Courage to Follow Your Heart.
If you have ever wondered whether the Star of Bethlehem was real, don’t miss this special holiday edition of the show, as Eric takes us back to Oxford, England, for his enlightening conversation with author and biblical scholar Colin Nicholl.
If you have ever wondered whether the Star of Bethlehem was real, don’t miss a special holiday edition of the show, as Eric takes us back to Oxford, England, for his enlightening conversation with author and biblical scholar Colin Nicholl (Part 2).
The Federalist‘s Mollie Hemmingway stops by for a wide-ranging conversation covering Donald Trump, the Planned Parenthood scandal, and even Eric’s first piece in The New Yorker.
Author Alex Sheremet talks about his new e-book, Woody Allen, Reel to Real.
Professor Karen Swallow-Prior joins Eric to talk about Hannah More, one of the people profiled in his new book, Seven Women: And the Secret to Their Greatness.
Rosaria Butterfield shares her journey from lesbian academic to Christian convert and talks about her book, Openness Unhindered.
Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, discusses his new book, No Fear.
Pastor Dimas Salaberrios talks about his new book, Street God.
Journalist and author Terry Mattingly talks about the media’s fundamental misunderstanding of what it means to be an ‘evangelical Christian’.
Political pundit and former White House press secretary Dana Perino talks about her book, And the Good News Is…: Lessons and Advice from the Bright Side, and the GOP field of candidates. Producer Chris Himes calls in to help announce the first round of ‘Amazing Grace/7 Women’ contest winners.
Ann Coulter speaks with Eric about Donald Trump; Eric gets called a pansy.
