Producer of the film “Chappaquiddick,” Mark Ciardi, talks about the controversy surrounding the movie; then, Jack Mozloom of Job Creators Network explains how cutting taxes works for the economy.
Eric continues his conversation with James Tour, a synthetic organic chemist specializing in nanotechnology… and if you’re a little iffy on what all that means, tune in and find out.
Author and therapist Nancy Houston provides a compassionate view of human sexuality through the lens of Scripture when she talks with Eric about her new book, “Love and Sex.”
Pastor Colin Smith’s cautionary tale of Judas Iscariot, “Heaven, So Near – So Far,” continues in this Good Friday special presentation.
In this Good Friday special presentation, Pastor Colin Smith shares the cautionary tale of Judas Iscariot in this reading of his new book, “Heaven, So Near – So Far.”
Dr. Mitch Glaser of Chosen People Ministries shares his thoughts on the Easter and Passover seasons when he stops by the studio.
In advance of the special Good Friday broadcast of “Heaven, So Near – So Far,” author and pastor Colin Smith examines the choices made by Judas that led to very dark places.
Author, filmmaker and too-hip-to-be-square Lucas Miles talks about misguided concepts about God explored in “Good God: The One We Want to Believe in But Are Afraid to Embrace.”
What can a rabbit tell us about Vice President Mike Pence’s daily routine? Karen and Charlotte Pence hop into the studio to share their delightfully revealing new children’s book.
James Tour is in the studio with Eric and you will be amazed… whether you know something about nanoengineering, or not!
Author Obianuju Ekeocha, in “Target Africa,” reveals how neo-colonialism is attacking the pro-life culture of her country… then, Rabbi Jonathan Bernis unlocks the “Prophetic Mysteries of Israel.”
New York Times Op Ed Columnist Ross Douthat stops by the studio to talk politics and his new book, “To Change the Church,” with Eric.
