John Zmirak laments Chick-fil-A’s decision to stop making charitable donations to the Salvation Army and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes — organizations that stand on traditional definitions of marriage and sexuality.
From Eric’s hometown, hockey coach John Krupinsky talks about sports and honoring America; then, John Zmirak expresses alarm at people venerating pagan images at the Vatican, and explains what this means for Catholicism and our culture.
Big Bad John Zmirak cautions against smear tactics that paint others with a broad brush, using polarizing words to ostracize similar thinkers and, in effect, condemning themselves.
Big Bad John Zmirak gives his take on the new Joker movie and considers what happens when we as a society let self-pity rule our lives; then he provides an update on the situation in Syria.
John Zmirak discusses his concern that pulling U.S. troops pulling out of Syria may be a grievous error that may be fatal to thousands of Kurds and Christians in the area.
Big Bad John Zmirak ponders the impeachment hearings as the latest of many Democratic attempts to take down President Trump and the malice many bicoastal elites have for red state voters.
John Zmirak considers why Amy Coney Barrett is not a safe pick for the next Supreme Court Justice; he also encourages fathers to take their sons to see the new Rambo movie.
John Zmirak is back to weigh in on how he views neo-conservatism as a step in the wrong direction, and the oddity of Democrats opposing Trump’s foreign-policy strategy while he essentially holds their position on America’s involvement in the Iraq War.
Eric continues his conversation with John Zmirak, who discusses the tragic Texas shooting from this past weekend.
Big Bad John Zmirak returns to express his suspicions of Red Flag gun laws, giving details of how they may infringe on fundamental American liberties.
Denise Harle from Alliance Defending Freedom addresses a legal case protecting athletes disadvantaged by boys competing as girls; John Zmirak discusses how to handle someone falsely calling you a racist.
John Zmirak voices his concern over the ideologies of Latino immigrants, whose political leanings could place a heavier burden on American taxpayers. He also untangles the confusing media narrative over Steve King’s recent comments.
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