Myrna is a WORLD Radio host and correspondent. She is a graduate of the World Journalism Institute mid-career course and Luther Rice College and Seminary. Myrna has worked as a TV news reporter, public affairs show host, and producer. She resides with her husband in Spanish Fort, Ala. They have four adult children.
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Planned Parenthood and other advocacy groups are suing the Trump administration over a July overhaul of the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program that shifted federal funding from safety-focused sex ed toward abstinence and body literacy.
From the streets of New Orleans to the Mississippi riverboats, Louis Armstrong developed a sound that still shapes popular music. WORLD’s Myrna Brown reports.
John Stonestreet on Islamist attacks and the West’s moral imagination, the lingering authority of COVID-era experts, and whether reality is discovered or declared.
Listeners weigh in on Culture Friday, America’s Christian heritage, and Doubletake’s reporting on detransitioners.
Author and apologist Abdu Murray warns that AI fakery can turn spiritual curiosity into cynicism when online testimonies depend on images and evidence no one can trust.
John Stonestreet on a surrogacy case that turned a child’s birth into a contract dispute, a book urging wives to trade criticism and control for respect and gratitude, and who controls the clicker when children’s television brings gender ideology into the home.
Can ministry preparation be judged by the same earnings test as business or engineering? Christian colleges say a new federal rule mistakes salary for educational value.
Poet Malcolm Guite finds the first lines of his Arthurian poems on woodland walks before shaping them by hand in what he calls his "Temple of Peace."
Iran’s latest attacks on U.S. forces and Gulf shipping are testing Washington’s military response. Our conversation with national security analyst Cameron McMillan.
Representatives from more than 60 nations gathered in Washington as Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged allies to broaden their counterterrorism focus beyond Islamist violence and confront violent far-left extremism.
