Archive for February, 2008
Sarah Posner
February 29 . 2008
Journalist, Sarah Posner examines the shady financial and political activities of gospel televangelists in God’s Profits: Faith, Fraud, and the Republican Crusade for Values Voters.
David Keating and Ben Shapiro
February 28 . 2008
Have politicians hijacked our First Amendment rights to suppress political speech? Joining us is David Keating, president of SpeechNow.org. Then, not everyone is fainting over Barack Obama. Townhall.com columnist and author, Ben Shaprio tells us why he thinks Obama is a fake.
“Congress shall make no law … abridging the freedom of speech … or the right of the people peaceably to assemble.”
EJ Dionne
February 27 . 2008
Religion and politics in the post Bush era with journalist, EJ Dionne in Souled Out?
Michael Medved
February 26 . 2008
Nationally syndicated radio host, best-selling author, and veteran film critic Michael Medved dishes about the Oscars.
Daniel McGinn
February 25 . 2008
How did Americans get themselves in this real estate mess and how can they get out? Daniel Mc Ginn, Newsweek correspondent and author of House Lust talks about the housing bubble.
Susan Jacoby
February 22 . 2008
Is America getting dumber? Author Susan Jacoby thinks so in her latest book, The Age of American Unreason.
Stacey Campfield and David Weintraub
February 21 . 2008
Tennessee Bill would bar teachers from discussing homosexuality with the sponsor Representative Stacey Campfield.Also does the book And Tango Makes Three, the story of two male penguins hatching an egg promote a gay agenda? David Weintraub with Equality Loudoun joins us.
Michael Beschloss
February 20 . 2008
What makes a great President? NBC News presidential historian and author, Michael Beschloss answers the question in Presidential Courage: Brave Leaders and How They Changed America 1789-1989.
Martin Marty
February 19 . 2008
A global history of Christianity by historian Martin Marty, author of The Christian World.
Charles Barber
February 15 . 2008
Is Tom Cruise right about psychiatry? Charles Barber examines our fascination with quick fix drugs and the over medication of Americans in Comfortably Numb.
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