Thu, Oct 25, 2018
Hour 1 – 10/25/18:
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.
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.
Phil Proctor, the acclaimed voice actor from Rugrats and Finding Nemo — and founding member of the culturally super iconic Firesign Theater!!!
John Heubusch, a private-sector executive, joins Eric to discuss a range of topics such as Heubusch’s work in directing the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute.
Kenneth J. Barnes talks money, morals, and his new book, “Redeeming Capitalism.”
Entrepreneur Avi Jorisch catalogues the rich history of Israeli technological development in his new book: “Thou Shalt Innovate.”
IEX CEO Brad Katsuyama shares his remarkable story as chronicled in #FlashBoys by Michael Lewis.
‘Tuesdays with Morris’ returns with Dick Morris discussing the latest political intrigue. ‘Shark Tank’s’ Barbara Corcoran announces a small business competition with cash prizes.
The brilliant Martha Rogers shares about her book ‘Extreme Trust: Turning Proactive Honesty and Flawless Execution into Long-Term Profits’.
Entrepreneur Mark Gerson shares about the amazing work of AMHF and the Gerson L’Chaim Prize.
David Barton, historian and author, joins to talk with Eric in addition to some thoughtful discussion from Christian businessman Terence Chatmon.
The one and only Ann Coulter discusses the latest thoughts on Trump. John Zmirak from TheStream.org calls in to discuss as well.
Radio host and author Stu Epperson Jr. discusses his book, Last Words of Jesus. Radio host Kevin McCullough shares about Stephen Baldwin’s Good Friday radio play, “The Thief on the Cross”.
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