Thu, May 24, 2018
Hour 1 – 05/24/18: Stephen Collins
Stephen Collins discusses his discovery of the city Of Sodom.
Stephen Collins discusses his discovery of the city Of Sodom.
E. Lawrence Abel, an expert in Civil War history, talks about his fascinating new book, “John Wilkes Booth and the Women Who Loved Him.”
John Zmirak discusses “another Catholic issue”; then, professor and author Terry Mattingly remembers the journalistic legacy of an American icon, Tom Wolfe.
Talk show host and columnist Lee Habeeb dives into his latest article, “America the Divided” – where is the nation headed from here?
Kate Bowler has an unforgettable memoir that will pull at your heartstrings and give you plenty to think about – “Everything Happens for a Reason: And Other Lies I’ve Loved.”
Michael Youssef stops into the studio to discuss our present age, revealed in his new book, “The Hidden Enemy: Aggressive Secularism, Radical Islam, and the Fight for Our Future.”
Nick Hall joins Eric to talk about Pulse, a spectacular event coming up at week’s end which includes nothing less than the world’s biggest pillow fight!
Famous economist Art Laffer & author Michelle Balconi enlighten Eric with two new additions to their children’s book series: “Let’s Chat about Democracy” and “Let’s Chat About Economics.”
The dawn of Democracy can be seen in ancient works of art and author Victoria Gardner Coates stops by the studio to share her discoveries with Eric from “David’s Sling.”
Frank Gaffney brings us up to date on what’s happening with persecuted Christians around the world – and specific steps we can take to help.
You won’t want to miss Franklin Graham, who is in the studio sharing heartfelt stories about his Dad from his new book, “Through My Father’s Eyes.”
At age 100, author, pilot and runner Orville Rogers has plenty of tales to tell about his life in the service of his country and his God.
