Culture Friday on Charlie Kirk’s example to young Christians, a review of The Senior, and Word Play on the difference between sympathy and empathy. Plus, the Friday morning news
The UN accuses Israel of genocide, memorials for Charlie Kirk, and concerns over weight-loss drugs. Plus, a snail’s search for companionship, Cal Thomas on the power of truth, and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, the unprecedented honors for Charlie Kirk and the battle over how to respond; on World Tour, political discord in Nepal; and revival within exhibition baseball. Plus, a slimy ding-dong-dash, Janie B. Cheaney on restraining anger, and the Wednesday morning news
NATO allies confer after Russian incursions, Brad Littlejohn on holding Apple accountable, and Collin Garbarino reviews Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale. Plus, a Boy Scout saves a life, Matthew West’s new song offers hope, and the Tuesday morning news
On Legal Docket, Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s courage and convictions; on Moneybeat, jihadists and U.S. capital markets; and on History Book, the legacy of America’s Founding Father. Plus, the Monday morning news
John Stonestreet reflects on the possibility of a national breaking point, advice for helping children through a crisis, and prayers for our country. Plus the Friday news
Listeners turn to God with petitions for our country
Erick Erickson remembers Charlie Kirk’s example of dignified debate, a student recounts the event prior to the shooting, and Meghan Basham reflects on Kirk’s courage to speak hard truths. Plus the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, Hunter Baker discusses stalled confirmations and battles over crime; on World Tour, preserving an ancient monastery in Egypt; and having fun on the baseball field. Plus, strengthening teeth, Anne Kennedy on Substack, and the Wednesday morning news
Boardroom advocacy, debate over conservatism, and the problem of light pollution. Plus, celebrating red hair, Ted Kluck on college dorms, and the Tuesday morning news
