From across the pond, Mail-on-Sunday journalist and blogger Peter Hitchens peers into the origins of the European Union, and also discusses Rembrandt, the prolific artist who encapsulated the transcendent in the ordinary.
The “Parisian Gentleman” Hugo Jacomet joins Eric to explain the alarming growth of militant Islam in French society and the secularism that suppresses voices of concern.
Big Bad John Zmirak covers Judge Pirro’s Islam-related comments, the need to return to the integrity of the U.S. Constitution, and the Christchurch killer’s rejection of Christianity in his ideology behind the massacre.
Our St. Patrick’s Day episode doubles as a Fun Facts Friday featuring William Federer with little-known details about the famous saint.
Visiting from the United Kingdom, Baroness Cox continues her exposition of her roles in championing academic freedom, helping women disadvantaged by Sharia law, and advocating for those suffering under military occupation.
The esteemed Baroness Caroline Cox discusses fighting for academic freedom, assisting women impacted by Sharia law in the U.K., and providing aid and advocacy to those suffering under military occupation.
Big Bad John Zmirak offers a Monty Python-style translation handbook to untangle the whitewashing MediaSpeak of mainstream news sources, including the backlash you may face when you say the words “Bruce Jenner” in public.
British media personality Katie Hopkins gives her take on political correctness, transgenderism, and limitations on free speech as she shares her love of America.
Lance Wallnau continues his conversation, pointing out President Trump’s similarity to the biblical Cyrus, a Persian king who gave the decree to rebuild Jerusalem after the Babylonian Captivity.
Author Lance Wallnau details his upbringing including his conversion to Christ and the prophetic revelation of a family secret as an adult.
Jonathan Walton is in the studio to discuss his thoughts on the origins of our country and what he sees as misconceptions, all part of his book, “Twelve Lies that Hold America Captive.”
In the origins-of-life debate, John Zmirak has found common ground upon which both intelligent-design supporters and Darwinists can agree… plus, why not support Jussie Smollet for president in 2020?
