Producer of the film “Chappaquiddick,” Mark Ciardi, talks about the controversy surrounding the movie; then, Jack Mozloom of Job Creators Network explains how cutting taxes works for the economy.
It’s a fun and beautiful interview with actress, author, and producer Roma Downey when she stops into the studio and talks about her life and new inspirational book, “Box of Butterflies.”
The always fascinating Victoria Jackson sits down on stage with Eric at the National Religious Broadcasters convention and all fun breaks loose…
Start your weekend with some fun… Comedian Brad Stine trades laughs with Eric from the stage at the National Religious Broadcasters convention in Nashville.
Another of Eric’s good friends, Victoria Jackson, shares the stage — and the laughs — as the star-studded show continues from last week’s NRB convention.
From the National Religious Broadcasters convention: You never know WHAT will happen when Stephen Baldwin joins Eric on the big show.
Dennis Quaid stops by the Salem Radio stage at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention in Nashville to talk about his new movie; then, Andrew Palau shares beautiful stories about his incredible father, Luis.
Kirk Cameron is in the studio to talk about his latest film event, “Connect” – helping parents better communicate with their children about social media and its relation to anxiety, depression and suicide.
Lindsay Wagner has a positively bionic interview with Eric when she discusses her role in the new “Samson” movie; then, it’s a truncated version of Fun Facts Friday!
Actress Lindsey Wagner joins Eric to talk about the new movie Samson.
Patricia Heaton stops by the studio to discuss her stellar career in Hollywood, AND her delicious new cookbook, “Patricia Heaton’s Food for Family and Friends”… plus, Eric reads fan mail!
Tony Shalhoub (formerly, “Monk”) stops by the studios to chat about his hit Broadway musical, “The Band’s Visit”; then, Jason Gay, sports columnist for the Wall Street Journal, tackles the upcoming NFL playoffs.
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