Thu, May 3, 2018
Hour 2 – 05/02/18: Orville Rogers
At age 100, author, pilot and runner Orville Rogers has plenty of tales to tell about his life in the service of his country and his God.
At age 100, author, pilot and runner Orville Rogers has plenty of tales to tell about his life in the service of his country and his God.
Reverend John Rankin continues his discussion with Eric about the current political situation and planning a better course for the country.
Reverend John Rankin returns to the studio to talk about what he would propose to the president to help heal the current toxic political culture.
Biographer William Martin has a fascinating and enlightening conversation with Eric about Billy Graham, with insights from “A Prophet with Honor.”
On the menu for discussion with guest John Zmirak is the White House Correspondence Dinner, the pope’s latest tweet… plus a few more big-news items!
Actress and Author Candace Cameron Bure is in the studio to have fun talking with Eric about “Kind Is the New Classy: The Power of Living Graciously.”
Abigail Killeen spends time in the studio with Eric to discuss her role in “Babette’s Feast,” now playing Off Broadway with a magnificent cast and stellar reviews.
Does the Almighty care about the direction we take in life? Emerson Eggerichs of Love & Respect Ministries shares some thoughts about that from “The 4 Wills of God.”
Go above and beyond, gaining a new perspective with Skip Heitzig and his wife Lenya’s overview of “The Bible from 30,000 Feet” in the second part of their interview in the studio with Eric.
Working to end human trafficking on the home front, Jeff Tiegs and Victor Marx talk about their collaboration and work with the Guardian Group, comprised of former special operations military and intelligence professionals.
David Bahnsen is back in the studio to continue his discussion of “Crisis of Responsibility: Our Cultural Addiction to Blame and How You Can Cure It.”
Iconic works of art come into focus when Victoria Gardner Coates stops by to discuss “David’s Sling: A History of Democracy in Ten Works of Art.”
