Author Obianuju Ekeocha, in “Target Africa,” reveals how neo-colonialism is attacking the pro-life culture of her country… then, Rabbi Jonathan Bernis unlocks the “Prophetic Mysteries of Israel.”
New York Times Op Ed Columnist Ross Douthat stops by the studio to talk politics and his new book, “To Change the Church,” with Eric.
In Eric’s penetrating interview from the National Religious Broadcaster’s convention, journalist and Filmmaker Jason Jones and Juliana Taimoorazy unravel Juliana’s story of being smuggled out of Iran.
Christopher West continues his incisive look into the sexual revolution and its effects on our humanity when he shares critical ideas from his book, “Theology of the Body.”
The always fascinating Victoria Jackson sits down on stage with Eric at the National Religious Broadcasters convention and all fun breaks loose…
Author and filmmaker N.D. Wilson is in the studio to talk about “Riot and the Dance,” his boisterous new nature documentary which examines the glorious uproar of creation.
Christopher West presents an incisive look into the sexual revolution and its effects on our humanity when he shares critical ideas from his book, “Theology of the Body.”
Dr. Sebastian Gorka and Eric tackle the key issues of the day and sort out what’s moving and shaking in Washington and across the planet.
Eric interviews acclaimed author Ryan T. Anderson on his book, “When Harry Became Sally,” which addresses the controversial subject of the transgender movement.
John Zmirak and Eric share their views on current events, addressing the topics of Hillary Clinton, Pope Francis, and America’s betrayal of the Kurds.
Dr. Mike Myers, headmaster and founder of Dayspring Christian Academy, talks culture and education in this enlightening interview with Eric in the New York studios.
Start your weekend with some fun… Comedian Brad Stine trades laughs with Eric from the stage at the National Religious Broadcasters convention in Nashville.
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