Fri, Jan 24, 2020
Hour 2 – 01/24/20: Stephen Meyer (continued)
Eric’s interview with scientist and author Stephen Meyer continues as the two delve deeper into the mystery of life from this classic presentation of Socrates in the City.
Eric’s interview with scientist and author Stephen Meyer continues as the two delve deeper into the mystery of life from this classic presentation of Socrates in the City.
It’s a classic interview from Socrates in the City… Scientist Stephen Meyer, author of “Signature in the Cell” and “Darwin’s Doubt,” expands the case for intelligent design to the whole sweep of life’s history.
Steven Strang returns to the studio with an interview that’s sure to stir the pot in both the political and religious worlds when he shares thoughts from his new book, “God, Trump, and the 2020 Election”… And what exactly does John Zmirak mean by his Stream.org article, “Eat More Mexicans”?
Todd Robinson, the writer and director of a powerful new film, joins Eric to give us a behind-the-scenes look at the making of “The Last Full Measure,” the true story of one of the brave heroes of the Vietnam war.
David Bahnsen has thoughts on the president’s ongoing negotiations with China; and Luke Goodrich is eager to see how Trump’s recent religious freedom announcement will play out.
Financial planner David Bahnsen stops by to delineate what he sees as the disastrous effect of a candidate like Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren winning the White House in November.
On Martin Luther King Day, John Zmirak takes a look at how the term “racism” has morphed into all kinds of meanings and is being used to divide people and stifle free speech.
It’s a Miracle Monday you won’t easily forget – Rebecca Bender talks about her autobiography, “In Pursuit of Love: One Woman’s Journey from Trafficked to Triumphant.”
Scott Johnston continues his delineation of “Campusland,” his humorous novel that illustrates how political correctness has had a destructive effect on faculty and students alike at fictional Devon University.
Eric sits down with Scott Johnston, who captures the inane silliness of political-correctness-run-amok at a fictional ivy-league university in his new, best-selling novel, “Campusland.”
In his latest book, Fox & Friends’ Brian Kilmeade recalls how Sam Houston led the Alamo avengers to victory, and turned the tables in the pivotal war that changed America forever. (Encore Presentation)
It may seem impossible in today’s political climate, but Eric and Mark Halperin, author of “How to Beat Trump,” find some common ground with issues of politics, Trump, culture… and more.
