A discussion on the pro-life movement, the dangers of the abortion pill regimen, and the importance of a Christian worldview in navigating complex issues like purity culture and sexuality. The hosts also explore the challenges of creating art that reflects a biblical perspective and the need for Christians to engage with culture in a thoughtful and nuanced way. [... more]

Adolf Hitler's calculated butchery of human lives and the human spirit surpassed anything this earth. He rose to power after the collapse of the German economy and the Treaty of Versailles. Hitler's Nazi Party quickly gained support, and he became Chancellor of Germany in 1933. He used the Great Depression to his advantage, exploiting the desperation of the German people and promising a new powerful Germany. Hitler's speeches had a unique power, and he managed to focus and channel the discontent in Germany. He eventually seized total control of the government and became the supreme leader of Germany, using the Enabling Act to suspend freedoms and arrest his enemies. [... more]

The Museum of Bad Art in Somerville, Massachusetts, showcases a unique collection of artworks that are intentionally flawed, yet still convey the artist's sincerity and originality. The museum's curator, Louise Riley-Sacco, explains the concept behind the museum and how it challenges traditional notions of art and art appreciation. [... more]

Miley Cyrus opens up about her life, including her experiences with sobriety, artistic freedom, and healing through her music. She discusses her Grammy-winning album 'Something Beautiful' and how it represents a celebration of her past traumas and her growth as an artist. Cyrus also talks about her relationship with her mother and her father, and how they have influenced her music and her life. [... more]

Doja Cat opens up about her creative process, her desire to separate her personal life from her work, and her exploration of various themes and genres in her music. She discusses her latest album, 'The Y V', and how it represents a more cohesive and introspective approach to her artistry. [... more]

A discussion on the issues of homelessness and affordable housing, with a focus on the hypocrisy of socialist politicians who own multiple properties. The conversation also touches on the importance of artistic expression and cultural patrimony, as well as the decline of storytelling in modern media. [... more]

The decline of artistic standards is reflected in a recent sculpture of a casually dressed woman, sparking debate about the celebration of mediocrity. Meanwhile, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting faces closure after its funding was eliminated, highlighting the issue of taxation and the value placed on public services. [... more]

Sabrina Carpenter reflects on her journey from a young singer-songwriter to a pop sensation, discussing her emotional growth, family support, and self-discovery. She shares her experiences with fame, songwriting, and the importance of staying true to herself in the music industry. [... more]

In this episode of It's Time to Man Up with Nikita Koloff special guest Nick Cornish producer of Man Up and many other shows on the Truth Radio Network steps into the spotlight Nick opens up about his journey in audio production his deep passion for music that tells a story and the powerful influence of his mother on his life He also shares insights into his training in audio engineering his creative projects and the role faith plays in his artistic and professional path [... more]

A look at the growing phenomenon of sports betting and its consequences, including gambling addiction. Meanwhile, music superstar Brandi Carlile opens up about her collaboration with Elton John, and the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts faces controversy over artistic freedom and President Trump's influence. [... more]

A poor kid from Compton grows up to become a renowned drummer, overcoming incredible odds and rejection to achieve his dreams, thanks to his mother's faith and support, and later becoming a father figure to his own children. [... more]

Morgan Weisling's journey to Christianity began when he met a woman at an art school who introduced him to her faith. He eventually gave his life to God and started using his art talent to serve the Lord. Weisling shares his story of how God convicted him to use his art for a higher purpose and how he began working with Focus on the Family to create art that promotes Christian values. His latest painting, 'Kissed by God,' depicts Jesus as a four-year-old boy kissing his mother, Mary. [... more]

Daniel Donnelly, aka Zorro the Drummer, shares his incredible story of overcoming poverty and rejection to become a renowned musician. From his humble beginnings in Compton to his rise to fame in the Los Angeles music scene, Zorro's journey is a testament to the power of faith and family. [... more]

A critical examination of the Christian television series 'The Chosen' and its portrayal of the life of Jesus, with a focus on the show's use of plausible fiction and its potential impact on viewers' understanding of biblical accuracy and faithfulness to Scripture. [... more]

The Christian Worldview radio program examines the television series The Chosen, questioning whether it honors God in His Word and is a good choice for Christians to watch. The show's creator, Dallas Jenkins, adds plausible fiction to the stories in the Gospels, raising concerns about artistic license and faithfulness to Scripture. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the fine line between cultural sensitivity and cultural capitulation, particularly in the context of artistic expression and the use of blackface in Hollywood. He explores the historical context of blackface and its racist connotations, and argues that Christians should not compromise their moral convictions for the sake of popularity. [... more]

The hosts discuss the 45 goals of communists to take over any country, focusing on media control, artistic expression, and the promotion of pornography and obscenity. They argue that this can lead to desensitization and a breakdown of cultural standards of morality, ultimately contributing to sex trafficking and other social ills. The conversation is framed within a Christian perspective, emphasizing the importance of limiting exposure to worldly influences and promoting a gospel message. [... more]

Bethany Farrell shares her passion for the creative life, emphasizing the importance of embracing artistic expressions as a way to worship and connect with God. She discusses how art has been a source of therapy for her during difficult periods, and how she invites the Lord into her creative space. Bethany also talks about the misconception that creativity is limited to youth, and how it's essential to have grace with oneself and one's body as one grows and experiences life's changes. [... more]

Millions of Americans are struggling with hunger due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with many relying on food banks and charity to get by. Meanwhile, a new generation of chefs is celebrating the contributions of black cooks to American cuisine, and innovative farmers are cultivating heirloom beans in Napa Valley. As the world grapples with food insecurity, individuals and organizations are working to provide aid and support to those in need. [... more]

Former President Barack Obama reflects on his time in the White House, discussing his experiences with Congress, the media, and the public, as well as his thoughts on the current state of American politics and democracy. [... more]