Thu, Jun 28, 2018
Hour 2 – 06/28/18: Jared Brock (Encore)
Author and filmmaker Jared Brock highlights the life of abolitionist and 40-year-slave Josiah Henson in his book, “The Road to Dawn” (Encore Presentation).
Author and filmmaker Jared Brock highlights the life of abolitionist and 40-year-slave Josiah Henson in his book, “The Road to Dawn” (Encore Presentation).
Kristen Waggoner of the Alliance Defending Freedom and her client discuss the recent “Arlene’s Flowers” Supreme Court decision… Plus, Eric celebrates his birthday with a dramatic reading of his children’s book, “Yankee Doodle Mugsy.”
Adam Carrington, Hillsdale professor and Constitutional Scholar, clarifies the significance of recent Supreme Court decisions.
Author Nancy Pearcey joins Eric to shed light on the current legal battles over “gay conversion therapy.”
Col. Douglas Mastriano and his son Josiah visit the studio to talk WWI and his new book, “Thunder in the Argonne: A New History of America’s Greatest Battle.”
Retired Marine Scott A. Huesing explores his 24 years of service in his book, “Echo in Ramadi: The Firsthand Story of US Marines in Iraq’s Deadliest City.”
Eric and actor April Hernandez continue their dive into the questions of race relations in America.
The plight of persecuted Christians in Sub-Saharan Africa is discussed when David Curry shares heartbreaking stories from Open Doors ministry.
Actor and motivational speaker April Hernandez sits down with Eric in the studio to have a frank discussion about race in America.
Former Congresswomen Linda Smith discusses human trafficking and the upcoming JuST Faith Summit; then, Tyler O’Neil of PJ Media clarifies issues involving free speech.
In part two of his in-studio interview with Eric, Dr. Leonard Sax examines the destruction of boyhood, sharing insights from his book, “Boys Adrift.”
Niall Ferguson, senior fellow at the Hoover Institute, breaks down the intricate concepts of his book, “The Square and the Tower” (Encore Presentation¬).
