Eric continues his conversation with Rev. John Rankin, president of the TEI and host of the Mars Hill Forum series, cluing us in on his new venture, “Sacred Assemblies for the Unborn.”
Rev. John Rankin stops by the studio to talk about current events, as well as discussing the question, “Should Christians celebrate Halloween?”
The economy of Greece is dying, and fast. Journalist and author Paul Roberts shares the reasons for its decline in his article, “Genocide of the Greek Nation.”
John Zmirak joins the show to talk about the horrific event in Pittsburgh and all the other breaking news leading into the mid-term elections.
Author Scott Shay examines both ends of the is-there-a-God spectrum with Eric, highlighting points from his new book, “In Good Faith: Questioning Religion and Atheism.”
Since leaving Mormonism, dynamo Carrie Sheffield, an entrepreneur, political analyst and writer, shares her story and why she still clings tightly to conservative political values.
Philosopher Janet E. Smith goes deep with issues raised in her new book, “Why Humanae Vitae is Still Right”; and Eric has some thoughts on his interview at the Reagan Library.
America’s history is inspiring, full of risk-takers, innovators and hard-workers – Lee Habeeb, relates some of these stories from his popular show, “Our American Stories.”
Author and pastor Robert Jeffress shares highlights from “Choosing the Extraordinary Life: God’s 7 Secrets for Success and Significance,” his new book that provides a roadmap to a more fulfilled life.
Hillsdale College’s Bradley Birzer, author of “Russell Kirk: American Conservative,” talks about the controversial president portrayed in his new book, “In Defense of Andrew Jackson.”
Eric’s good friend, Socrates in the City speaker and author of “Last Call for Freedom,” Os Guinness, is in the studio to talk about the wonderful yet fragile concept of liberty. (Encore Presentation)
Sebastian Gorka brings out more key elements from his book, “Why We Fight,” reflecting on the critical nature of the upcoming midterm elections.
