The National Day of Prayer Special
May 6, 2009
with Katharine Cassady
On May 7th, millions of Americans will participate in over 40,000 gatherings around the nation to pray for our nation, leaders and troops. But those who promote separation of religion and government consider the National Day of Prayer, "an annual abuse of the constitution," and are planning a 'Day of Reason.'
On May 7th, millions of Americans will participate in over 40,000 gatherings around the nation to pray for our nation, leaders and troops. But those who promote separation of religion and government consider the National Day of Prayer, "an annual abuse of the constitution," and are planning a 'Day of Reason.'
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with Diana Anderson
The controversy over Miss California's answer about same-sex marriage, begs the question: whether it's about beauty, fitness, or life how can young women be true to themselves in a politically correct culture? Our guest, author of Miss University: A Girl's Guide to Fitness, Beauty, and Confidence, speaks up.
May 4, 2009
WOMANTalk with Debra Rae & Audrey Russo
How did we get into this economic crisis? Whose to blame, and how will the solutions being offered effect you? Plus what you should know about how the current major worldviews, including those of legislators, see economics and financial hardships on the people.
May 1, 2009
with Duane Hughes and Ed McGill
In the Obama administration's first 100 days government has intervened in the private sector more than at any other time in the last century. Was targeting AIG a predatory action by Congress? "Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it."
April 29, 2009
with Sharon Hughes
A hostile form of institutionalized intimidation of children in public schools continues to become evident, such as nosy questionnaires asking very personal and inappropriate questions of students, and the 'Day of Silence' on campuses across America.
April 27, 2009
WOMANTalk with Debra Rae & Audrey Russo
The most Unbelievable News Stories of the month, including Pres. Obama's HHS nominee's failure to disclose donations from notorious abortionist; the MSM's biased reporting on the Tax Day Tea Parties, and the huge influx of Solomi Muslims into the U.S.
April 24, 2009
with Kristin Isaacs
April is Autism Awareness Month, and our guest, a mother of an autistic child and founder of AutismHOPE, talks about the challenges, the successes, some of the latest research, and the hope parents of autistic children can have.
April 22, 2009
with Joseph Andrews
Author, teacher and founder of The Center for Teaching the Constitution, talks about the 'Matrix of Founding Documents' that are no longer taught in public schools, including universities and law schools, and the effects on our nation today.
April 20, 2009
WOMANTalk with Debra Rae
While free-market conservatives are deeply troubled by America's move closer to socialism, many are troubled by what some are calling a modern-day Apostasy -- Red-Letter Christianity. What is it? Who are the framers of it? and is it a good thing or bad?
April 17, 2009
with Sharon Hughes
Thousands of Americans are expected to gather in communities across the nation for what will be perhaps the largest political rallies in recent history. Citizens have had enough. It's time for a (peaceful) revolt! It's time for another 'tea party'!
April 15, 2009
with Duane Hughes
Inflation, deflation, stagflation -- Duane explains how they effect you and your family, and what can be done to hedge against further loss, and survive the economic crisis we are currently facing. Presentation given at a recent workshop.
April 13, 2009
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