Nick Eicher and John Stonestreet discuss the war between the L and T in LGBT and the effect it’s having on women’s sports; and Megan Basham recommends a movie that offers a counterpoint to Gran Torino. Plus: your listener feedback.
Leigh Jones reports on the surprising downturn in college students studying foreign languages; Michael Cochrane explains President Trump’s executive order on Artificial Intelligence; and Paul Butler highlights creative ways school administrators have called off school. Plus: a preview of Listening In, and commentary from Cal Thomas.
Mary Reichard and Henry Olsen discuss the implications of President Trump’s emergency declaration to fund the border wall; Onize Ohikere reports on international news; and Sarah Schweinsberg visits a man who dedicated his life to restoring pipe organs. Plus: commentary from Janie Cheaney.
Kim Henderson reports on a church on the Gulf Coast creating change in the foster care system; Mary Reichard talks with an obstetrician about high risk pregnancies and new legislation on late-term abortions; and Sarah Schweinsberg reports on welfare reform efforts by the Trump administration. Plus: commentary from Cal Thomas.
Mary Reichard explains a Supreme Court case considering whether a federally owned corporation can be sued for a deadly boating accident; Nick Eicher reports on the national debt; and Paul Butler covers notable dates from this week in history. Plus: commentary from Les Sillars.
Nick Eicher talks to Russell Moore about revelations of sexual abuse in Southern Baptist churches. Brigitte Sylvestre discusses memorial services for the victims of the Parkland shooting last year; and Megan Basham reviews a new adaptation of a 19th century classic. Plus: Word Play with George Grant.
Jill Nelson reports on hundreds of Pakistani Christians behind bars and efforts to curb blasphemy laws; Michael Cochrane explains a new Harvard research project; and commentary from Trillia Newbell. Plus: a preview of Listening In.
Mary Reichard explains a legal dispute at the Supreme Court involving the Establishment Clause; Mindy Belz reports on international news; and Anna Johansen visits a place where people are blowing off steam. Plus: commentary from Joel Belz.
Sarah Schweinsberg reports on efforts to attract more military recruits; June Cheng discusses the Chinese government crackdown on Christian missionaries in the country; and Kim Henderson reports on foster care and homelessness among children on the Gulf Coast. Plus: commentary from Andre Seu Peterson.
Mary Reichard explains a Supreme Court case dealing with copyright law; Nick Eicher reports on the state of the stock market; and Paul Butler covers notable dates from this week in history. Plus: commentary from J.C. Derrick.
