In light of Facebook’s recent decree that PragerU is “fake news,” we are re-airing a previous interview with fellow Salem show host Dennis Prager who talks about the suppression of free speech in his movie, “No Safe Spaces.” (Encore Presentation)
Kent Heckenlively, co-author with Dr. Judy Mikovits of an extremely controversial book, “Plague of Corruption,” joins Eric to unravel some of the complicated problems behind the current pandemic, vaccinations, and the motivation behind many scientists and politicians.
He’s been called the Sherlock Holmes of rare American artifacts, and Nathan Raab joins Eric in the bunker to talk about the stories behind the discovery and acquisition of some of these antiquities.
Fox & Friends’ Brian Kilmeade talks about his “Alamo avengers” book, shares his thoughts about General Flynn and Adam Schiff, and weighs in on the “suffocating” shutdown; plus, John Zmirak describes “the last gasp of NeverTrump Christians.”
Best-selling author Richard E. Simmons III brings his own fascinating insights into the series of essays from his newest book, “Reflections on the Existence of God.” (Encore Presentation)
James Tour, the brilliant synthetic organic chemist and genius in the field of nanoscience, is in the bunker to talk about science, faith, reason — and the origins of life itself. (Encore Presentation)
Karen Swallow Prior, award-winning professor of English at Liberty University, has discovered a more focused way of navigating the classics, including “Sense and Sensibility” and “Heart of Darkness.”
Stephen Meyer, author of “Darwin’s Doubt,” “Signature in the Cell,” and other heady scientific tomes, joins Eric in the bunker to reveal more about “The Mystery of Life’s Origins,” from his new book.
If you want to know what will happen down the road when artificial intelligence gains more of a foothold in society, researcher Jason Thacker will give you a head’s up from his book, “The Age of A.I.”
Best-selling author Richard E. Simmons III brings his own fascinating insights into the series of essays from his newest book, “Reflections on the Existence of God.”
Historian and filmmaker Tim Mahoney introduces us to the latest in his “Patterns of Evidence” series, this time exploring the location of Moses and the Israelites’ crossing in “The Red Sea Miracle.” (Encore Presentation)
John Zmirak continues his discussion of hot topics from Stream.org; then, Michael Farris, president of the Alliance Defending Freedom, talks about what’s being done legally to combat Harvard’s war on homeschooling.
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