Eric welcomes President of the Freedom Center and author David Horowitz to the show to share his thoughts on the latest events in the political world and his new autobiography reflecting on the great questions of existence.
In “Jezebel’s War With America,” Messianic Jewish radio show host Michael L. Brown writes how today’s sexual immorality and permissive abortion attitudes reveal the same spirit of the infamous, murderous seductress in the Bible.
The Action Institute’s Samuel Gregg reminds us of the Western world’s unique synthesis of reason and faith, and warns that it’s currently under attack by both aggressive secularism from the West and radical Islam from the East.
Oh the suspense! Author Stephen Coonts shares his upcoming novel involving a CIA officer who uncovers a financial conspiracy that threatens the CIA and the President of the United States.
Greg Laurie tells how a poor boy from Arkansas with a harsh family life became the legendary Johnny Cash, and how the troubled musician navigated the rocky road of redemption. Also, find out how an ostrich nearly killed him!
Over seven million people have attended his Harvest Crusades; now Pastor Greg Laurie is the subject of an upcoming biopic. Not to be outdone, he is also producing a documentary detailing the redemptive story of the iconic Johnny Cash.
Even though we’re wired for friendships, our online connections often disconnect us from genuine relationships. Joe Battaglia aims to relieve our digital fatigue and explores why it’s vital to find true community in a disconnected culture.
John Zmirak voices his concern over the ideologies of Latino immigrants, whose political leanings could place a heavier burden on American taxpayers. He also untangles the confusing media narrative over Steve King’s recent comments.
How do you quit the KGB without getting “eliminated”? Jack Barsky discloses his tale of escaping a life of Soviet espionage for a new life of freedom in the United States.
Jack Barsky tells the real-life spy story of how he came to America as a Soviet sleeper agent for the KGB, but started enjoying his new life in America so much he dangerously chose to leave his old life behind.
With laughter and levity, Wink and Sandy Martindale recall their fond memories of their cherished friendship with Elvis Presley and their close relationship with each other.
Wink Martindale talks about his six-decade career as a deejay, radio personality, game show host, and television producer — and shares stories of his close friendship with Elvis, from his first songs to ever air on the radio to his rock star status.
