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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From the beginning of the universe to the information inside living cells, a new documentary argues the evidence points to design rather than chance—and invites viewers to reconsider the question of meaning. Myrna Brown talks with the writer, Stephen Meyer.
Listener Feedback for April: From the Midwest to the Southwest, listeners respond to stories on faith and athletics, the filibuster, and the challenges of Christian dating.
An Iranian-born pastor who fled the 1979 revolution is now watching renewed unrest in his homeland, reflecting on how the country he left behind may be changing—and what that could mean for those still there. A WORLD Radio conversation with David Nasser.
From a DOJ report spotlighting targeted prosecutions to a candid account of abortion and backlash over blasphemy, moments of honesty are forcing difficult moral clarity. John Stonestreet considers it for Culture Friday.
From a barista’s firing to astronauts speaking of God and new research on sex-denying treatments, the question is not just what’s true—but what it costs to say so. Our Culture Friday conversation with John Stonestreet.
From platform design to courtroom arguments, competing visions of speech and responsibility collide—along with the cost of dissent—on Culture Friday with John Stonestreet.
Hank Aaron’s 715th home run symbolized more than athletic greatness—it revealed something deeper about the country that cheered him as he broke the record. WORLD’s Myrna Brown has this week’s WORLD History Book.
Juries hold social media companies liable while the death of abortionist Kermit Gosnell prompts a deeper question about justice and how Christians should respond to the wicked. John Stonestreet returns for Culture Friday.
Listener Feedback for March: From Michigan to Thailand, listeners respond to recent coverage, sharing how stories of faith, family, and ministry connected with their own experiences.
From Paul Ehrlich’s failed overpopulation warnings to Josh Hawley’s push against the abortion pill, and a new poll asking whether morality requires belief in God. Katie McCoy joins Culture Friday
