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Catch up with the news of the week on TW&E


Join Nick Eicher and Joseph Slife as they host WORLD's engaging radio news magazine The World and Everything in It, a program that features the news of the week that affects you the most and—more importantly—helps you to understand it all from a Christian perspective.

Here are some highlights from this weekend's program:

Israel, Palestinians, and the UN; the "fiscal cliff"; Nigeria church bombing; Ralph Reed on future of GOP conservatism; Michael Gerson on "heroic" conservatism; Christmas music reviews; Joy Pullmann on teacher fraud; Supreme Court roundup; Cal Thomas on Egypt's new "pharaoh"; Benghazi and Susan Rice; Warren Cole Smith on markets and the economy; Marvin Olasky on the history of journalism; update on Obamacare lawsuits; holiday special "Favorite Songs of Christmas," The History Book, and more.

TW&E now airs on more than 260 radio stations across the country. Be sure to check out our station list to find out when and where TW&E airs this weekend near you.

And if the program doesn't air where you live, or you missed it, don't worry: WORLD offers great alternative listening options: You can listen online, or download an mp3 file of the entire program or individual segments and take it with you to listen to wherever you go. Even better, subscribe to our free podcast via iTunes or our RSS feed and never miss another program. We're also available on Ligonier Ministries' Ref Net (Saturdays and Sundays at 1 p.m. ET) and on your mobile device through the Stitcher and TuneIn apps.

So while you're relaxing or out Christmas shopping this weekend, tune in to The World and Everything in It. "It's like NPR from a Christian worldview," writes Gospel Coalition blogger Trevin Wax.


Mickey McLean

Mickey is executive editor of WORLD Digital and is a member of WORLD’s Editorial Council. He resides in Opelika, Ala.

@MickeyMcLean


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