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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John Stonestreet on Britain’s decision to bar Finnish parliamentarian Päivi Räsänen. Also: friendship and family formation, and why Holden Caulfield is still 16 at 75.
Whistleblower Vanessa Sivadge examines how Texas Children’s Hospital came to offer care for patients living with the consequences of earlier sex-change procedures. WORLD’s Les Sillars previews this week’s Doubletake.
A lone star tick bite can permanently change the immune system, leaving some people allergic to red meat and other mammal products. As cases of alpha-gal syndrome rise, researchers are still trying to understand why.
John Stonestreet on what Charlie Kirk’s assassination reveals about politics filling the void, assisted death’s vanishing boundaries, and the church’s retreat from the bedside of the dying.
John Stonestreet on why America still inspires visitors from abroad, what the Daughters of the American Revolution membership fight reveals about truth and identity, and why Justice Clarence Thomas insisted the Supreme Court say plainly that boys are not girls.
After a prayer opposing Pride events drew backlash, an Alabama pastor kept asking who authorized the values his city was promoting—and discovered other churches ready to stand with him. WORLD’s Myrna Brown talks with Travis Johnson.
Katie McCoy on socialism’s rise in New York, Britain’s grooming-gang scandal, and whether the West still possesses the convictions to defend itself.
Listener feedback: From Iran and Culture Friday to Down syndrome, fatherhood, and caregiving, listeners share how June's reporting and commentary intersected with their own lives.
The Supreme Court weighs what the government owes when it sells a family’s home for unpaid taxes. WORLD legal correspondents Jenny Rough and Mary Reichard report.
As UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer pushes new limits on children’s access to social media, who should shape the next generation: parents, technology companies, or the state? Also: David Daleiden’s latest blockbuster report, America’s vanishing fathers, and why strong families still matter. Culture Friday with Katie McCoy.
