Ameritrade founder Joe Ricketts gives us a look inside his mind so we can see how entrepreneurs think and act differently from the rest of us — and the trials he faced in building a company now worth $30 billion.
Laura Lynn Hughes tells the story of how a turbulent past gave way to a hopeful future; she provides practical tools and guidance so that those experiencing unplanned pregnancies will find hope, courage, and healing and choose a full, abundant life.
From Eric’s hometown, hockey coach John Krupinsky talks about sports and honoring America; then, John Zmirak expresses alarm at people venerating pagan images at the Vatican, and explains what this means for Catholicism and our culture.
New York congressional candidate Liz Joy broaches the touchy subject of faith in politics, recommending how a Christian can vote in the best way even when the choices aren’t cut and dry.
Big Bad John Zmirak cautions against smear tactics that paint others with a broad brush, using polarizing words to ostracize similar thinkers and, in effect, condemning themselves.
Dean Reuter shines a spotlight on General Hans Kammler, a Nazi who “officially” committed suicide but who actually ended up in American custody, possibly so the U.S. could benefit from his knowledge of Nazi secret weapons.
In his latest book, Fox & Friends’ Brian Kilmeade recalls how Sam Houston led the Alamo avengers to victory, recapturing the pivotal war that changed America forever.
Heather MacDonald concludes her interview with Eric; then, editorial director Ron Beers delves into the creation of the eminently popular Life Application Study Bible, which has communicated the practical interpretation of the Scriptures to countless readers.
Heather MacDonald decries what she sees as race and gender pandering that denounces merit-based achievement, enforces hiring quotas, and teaches students and adults alike to think of themselves as perpetual victims.
Director Robert Orlando’s latest film explores how the near-death experiences of Pope John Paul II and President Ronald Reagan forged a bond between the two that historians have often overlooked.
Friend and fellow show host Dennis Prager joins Eric to talk about the suppression of free speech in his new movie, “No Safe Spaces” with Adam Carolla and Jordan Peterson; and John Zmirak weighs in on ISIS and the Kurds.
Professor Ryan Patrick Hanley looks into Adam Smith not only as the founder of modern economics, but also as a philosopher who expounds on what qualities will develop an “excellent and praiseworthy character.”
