Tue, Aug 13, 2019
Hour 1 – 08/13/19: Frank Turek
Author, public speaker, and radio host Frank Turek confesses his lack of faith… in atheism. He then goes on to explore why he believes Christianity is the most reasonable alternative.
Author, public speaker, and radio host Frank Turek confesses his lack of faith… in atheism. He then goes on to explore why he believes Christianity is the most reasonable alternative.
What started out as a popular podcast became a highly-successful book series and author Andrew Klavan unfolds the inner workings of his latest fantasy-suspense series, “Another Kingdom.”
“American Minute” host William Federer visits the studio to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing with stellar fun facts about our country’s historic journey into outer space.
Eric interviews key figures in the new documentary “Emmanuel” — Jennifer Pinckney who narrowly escaped, Rose Simmons whose father was killed, and pastor Dimas Salaberrios who responded quickly to the victims in its aftermath.
Director Brian Ivie talks about “Emanuel,” a new film on the relatives and survivors persevering in forgiveness in the face of the murderous hatred of the Charleston church shooting; Show Host Larry Elder recalls his turbulent family dynamic with his father in “A Lot Like Me.”
Eric continues his conversation with Colson Center President John Stonestreet — his book about the deterioration of the sacred values of “Life, Marriage, and Religious Liberty” is more relevant today than ever.
John Stonestreet, president of the Colson Center, reflects on the ten-year anniversary of the “Manhattan Declaration: A Call to Christian Conscience” in his new book, “Life, Marriage, and Religious Liberty.”
Eric resumes his conversation to talk current events and the state of comedy with comedian and author Tom Shillue, host of the eponymous “Tom Shillue Show.”
Comedian and author Tom Shillue talks about his antics with Jimmy Fallon in high school, his work at The Daily Show, and “The Tom Shillue Show” on Fox News Radio, which, coincidentally, he also hosts.
“Bold and Broken” author David Benham joins Eric in the studio with Justin Reeder, whose organization “Love Life” aims to create a culture where families stop running to abortion centers and start seeking help from their local church.
“Fox News @ Night” host Shannon Bream resumes her conversation with Eric, recalling her firing from her first TV job and her faith-filled resilience to chase what matters in “Finding the Bright Side.”
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.
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