The dangers of techno-tyranny and the importance of reading old books to resist its temptation are discussed, with warnings from authors like C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, and the hope of Christianity as the antidote to both hubris and despair. [... more]

For nearly 200 years, Sing Sing Correctional Facility has been one of the most infamous prisons in the nation. But a new movie is shining a light on a special program at the prison, using the arts to foster hope and forge a pathway to a brighter future for its inmates. [... more]

The Christian Resistance warns of a globalist agenda to control humanity through climate science, techno communism, and eugenics. They criticize the World Economic Forum's efforts to ban independent media and promote a one-world religion. The podcast also discusses the Biden administration's policies, including the border crisis, economic collapse, and social justice issues, such as transgender rights. [... more]

Lucille Ball's legacy continues to inspire generations with her groundbreaking comedy and trailblazing spirit. Meanwhile, a new movie highlights the real-life story of the iconic couple behind I Love Lucy. In other news, a comedy about climate change uses humor to tackle a serious issue, and Josephine Baker's remarkable life and legacy are celebrated. [... more]

A portrait of humans from around the world, taken by photographer Brandon Stanton, reveals the power of connection and the struggles people face. Meanwhile, a rash of childhood cancers in Indiana has raised concerns about environmental contamination, and a new Netflix film, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, brings the story of the blues legend to life. Denzel Washington discusses his role in the film and his efforts to preserve August Wilson's legacy. In other news, Secret Santa brings joy to essential workers across the country, and the 90-year-old Nancy Drew franchise continues to inspire young readers. [... more]