Journalist Billy Hallowell and Columbine survivor Even Todd discuss coping with the aftermath of the infamous school shooting twenty years later in the series, “After Columbine”; Shelley Neese rolls up “The Copper Scroll Project.”
Shelley Neese reveals how the Dead Sea Scrolls were merely the tip of the archaeological iceberg and how one particular document is inadvertently tethered to Israel’s modern battle for the Temple Mount in “The Copper Scroll Project.”
Victoria Osteen encourages us to live fulfilled, intentional, empowering lives with God on our side in her latest book, “Exceptional You!” Plus, John Zmirak weighs in on rebuilding Notre Dame in an increasingly secular culture which bows to radical Islam.
Milo Week concludes as Yiannopoulos shares his designs for a new conservative news platform, ponders the government’s role in protecting free speech, and shares his thoughts on the burning of the Notre Dame cathedral.
In our third installment during Milo week, the “How to Be Poor” author discusses campaigning for “Daddy” Trump, Pope Benedict’s assessment of unraveling sexual ethics, and the loss of manliness throughout Christian churches.
Mail-on-Sunday blogger Peter Hitchens revisits the show to warn us about the current threats to Western democracy at home and abroad.
Eric and Milo Yiannopoulos explore the work of musical icons including Mariah Carey, Elton John, and Richard Wagner; Milo also reveals the latest in his life with his most recent book, “How to Be Poor.”
John Zmirak continues weighing in on the aftermath of the Notre Dame blaze; also, author and pastor Colin Smith retells the gospel story from the perspective of Judas in, “Heaven, So Near – So Far.”
Big Bad John Zmirak contemplates the momentous history and the uncertain future of the iconic Notre Dame cathedral after its devastating inferno.
Big Bad John Zmirak warns about presidential candidate Peter Buttigieg, whose pernicious words aim to redefine Christianity around permissive sexual ethics; Zmirak also urges faithful Christians to firmly and lovingly take a stand on biblical marriage.
Producer, pastor, and author Jerry Newcombe urges a return God who has blessed the United States from its start and offers his book, “American Amnesia,” as an antidote to our nation’s forgetfulness.
Will we soon be seeing all government employees wearing gray jumpsuits? Big Bad John Zmirak tackles the issue, and posits the many reasons you should plan to see, “Unplanned.”
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