Mon, Jul 30, 2018
Hour 2 – 07/30/18: Karen Swallow Prior
Author and English professor Karen Swallow Prior shares a story of humanity’s fallen nature and the dangers of disregarding public transportation.
Author and English professor Karen Swallow Prior shares a story of humanity’s fallen nature and the dangers of disregarding public transportation.
Kenneth J. Barnes talks money, morals, and his new book, “Redeeming Capitalism.”
Astrophysicist Hugh Ross takes Eric to space camp to learn all about the upcoming “Blood Moon.”
Entrepreneur Avi Jorisch catalogues the rich history of Israeli technological development in his new book: “Thou Shalt Innovate.”
Evangelical scholar David John Seel explains the role of Millennials in the future of the church in his book, “The New Copernicans.”
Columnist Mona Charen, author of “Sex Matters,” discusses the lasting impacts of the sexual revolution.
Susette Kelo lost her little pink house to eminent domain and refused to take it lying down… now she joins Eric in the studio to talk the movie and the history of her case.
Hillsdale College politics professor Adam Carrington provides unique insight into the track record and conformation process of Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
Reverend George Wirth, featured in the new film, “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?”, joins Eric to talk the legacy and faith of the late Mr. Fred Rogers.
Jackie Green and her daughter Lauren Green McAfee stop by the studio to promote their new book, “Only One Life,” which outlines the impact of building a legacy.
It’s a patriotic encore of Eric’s dramatic reading of “Yankee Doodle Mugsy,” complete with sound effects and music! Also, Michelle Kamhi shows the dangers of removing meaning from artistic expression.
Radio host Lee Habeeb continues his colorful in-studio discussion with Eric, bringing attention to the tales not often told by the media.
