3.20.25 Syria’s interim government, free speech rights of a pro-Hamas protester, and printing Bibles in braille

3.19.25 Disruption at town hall meetings, self defense for Nigerian Christians, and locally-sourced eggs

3.18.25 Canada’s unelected prime minister, coming back from transitioning, and ministering at the rodeo

3.17.25 Smith & Wesson on the defense, Trump’s tariff agenda, and John Newton’s life before “Amazing Grace”

3.14.25 Culture Friday, the Looney Tunes cinematic debut, and Word Play highlights malaphors

3.13.25 The viability of the CFPB, the recuperation of a former hostage, and raising a child with medical needs

3.12.25 Washington Wednesday, World Tour, and freestyle bullfighters

3.11.25 Europe increases funding for Ukraine, Montana debates assisted suicide, and an American dream comes true

3.10.25 Legal Docket, Moneybeat, and pro-life protests turn violent

3.8.2025 Culture Saturday: Secularism losing its grip

3.7.25 Culture Friday, Arsenio Orteza music review, and Ask the Editor

3.6.25 An analysis of President Trump’s address, Ukrainian refugees in Germany, and the price of eggs

3.5.25 Washington Wednesday, World Tour, and a musician’s journey in faith

3.4.25 Resettlement challenges for Afghan allies, executive order procedures, and life on a homestead

3.3.25 The Supreme Court weighs the power of federal agencies, David Bahnsen tackles Apple’s AI pledge, and an Austrian stands against Hitler

2.28.25 The slowing of religious decline, a review of Last Breath, and listener feedback

2.27.25 Stronger protections for women’s sports, challenging IVF expansion, and a police chief handles sorrow

2.26.25 America’s role on the world stage, World Tour, and God’s sovereignty in the midst of tragedy

2.25.25 Germany’s most conservative party, ending no-fault divorce, and taking care of holocaust survivors

2.24.25 The Supreme Court considers retirement security, David Bahnsen on return-to-work mandates, and Alaska’s serum run of 1925