Mon, Aug 27, 2018
Hour 1 – 08/27/18: Karen Swallow Prior
Author and academic Karen Swallow Prior shares her life and work, specifically her latest book-about-books, “On Reading Well.”
Author and academic Karen Swallow Prior shares her life and work, specifically her latest book-about-books, “On Reading Well.”
It’s part two of Eric’s engrossing interview with “Sully” Screenwriter Todd Komarnicki and his uncle David, who recounts stories from his WWII book of remembrances, “Five Stars in the Window.”
Coach Tony Dungy and his co-author wife Lauren join Eric in the studio to talk about their exciting new character-building children’s book series.
Counterterrorism expert Michele Rigby Assad is in the studio to discuss her intriguing autobiography, “Breaking Cover: My Secret Life in the CIA” (Encore Presentation).
Renowned political scientist Hadley Arkes has thoughts on the Supreme Court’s 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade – and its future.
Big bad John Zmirak gives Antifa and Oopa-Loompas some targeted pushback, and John Loconte from The King’s College focuses in on Pope Francis’s new death-penalty “doctrine.”
The in-studio conversation continues with Dinesh D’Souza, who stopped in for an in-depth discussion of his latest hard-hitting book and film, “Death of a Nation.”
What kind of “Letters to an American Christian” would YOU write? Bruce Ashford shares HIS words of advice from his new book by the same name.
Dinesh D’Souza drops by the studio for an in-depth discussion of his latest hard-hitting book and film, “Death of a Nation.”
How exactly did sex come into existence? Author F. LaGard Smith claims Darwinism has no answer in his new book, “Darwin’s Secret Sex Problem.”
Eric talks to Rifqa Bary, Christian author and convert from Islam, about her book, “Hiding in the Light” (Encore Presentation).
Col. Douglas Mastriano returns to give an in-depth explanation of “Project 1721,” the colonel’s research into the strategic situation in Eastern Europe (hint: it’s mostly about Russia).
