Startups are refining lab-grown meat but consumers are wary, and a rule that protects religious liberty on campus is under threat. Plus, Classic Book of the Month and the Tuesday morning news
On Legal Docket, whether states have standing to sue the Biden Administration for canceling student debt; on Moneybeat, the downfall of ESG investing; and on History Book, important events from the past. Plus: the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, it’s time to get teen girls off of social media; Collin Garbarino reviews Creed III; and Ask the Editor. Plus: the moon needs its own time zone, and the Friday morning news.
On Washington Wednesday, current events on Capitol Hill; on World Tour, the latest international news; and printing plastic musical instruments. Plus: commentary from Ryan Bomberger, and the Wednesday morning news.
A Christian is running for the office of First Minister in Scotland and facing strong opposition from progressives; parents across the country are changing school library policies as red states move in to legislate content policies; and a visit to a farm in Australia that keeps weeds in check with camels. Plus, a Civil War-era clam, commentary from Steve West, and the Tuesday morning news.
On Legal Docket, whether Big Tech can be held responsible for terrorists using their platforms; on Moneybeat, listener questions; and on History Book, important speeches from Jimmy Carter’s presidency. Plus: the Monday morning news.
On Culture Friday, the Church of England creates a rift over marriage by voting to allow priests to bless same-sex unions; Collin Garbarino reviews a new faith-based film that tells the story of the impact of the 1970s Jesus Movement; and feedback from listeners. Plus: a special commentary from a Ukrainian pastor, and the Friday morning news.
The struggling power grid in South Africa is keeping millions of people in the dark; what’s behind the controversy over Israel’s proposed judicial reforms; the connection between welfare reform and single-parent poverty; and finding friendship and buried treasure. Plus: commentary from Cal Thomas, and the Thursday morning news.
On Washington Wednesday, the government’s spending problem; on World Tour, the latest international news; and a visit to Asbury University’s Hughes Chapel. Plus: commentary from A.S. Ibrahim, and the Wednesday morning news.
The electric vehicle supply chain starts in cobalt and lithium mines before the cars make their way to driveways; Wisconsin voters head to the polls to choose who will replace a retiring conservative justice; and a small business teaching business skills to people with disabilities. Plus: commentary from Whitney Williams, and the Tuesday morning news.
