Repeat broadcast: Original air date: 3-22-15 Bob examines the situation in the Middle East focusing on a correction of certain falsehoods: It is not true that there were “Palestinians” living in Israel since ancient times…
Film critic Mark Bubien fills in for Bob and talks about classic pieces of literature that were banned in their time due to “offensive” elements which ignored the ground breaking message. Books include To Kill…
Pastor Jim Berrier of San Antonio, Texas joins Bob for a wide variety of topics including: -What kind of message should be preached to people who only attend church on Easter? Christmas? -Blood Moons: What’s…
Dr. Everett Piper, president of Oklahoma Wesleyan University, joins Bob for a discussion of religious freedom, its evaporation under this current administration and court system, and the sadder truth that some organizations (such as the…
Co-host Dana Siegel joins Bob for a wide variety of topics: -The new movie War Room is briefly discussed for a few minutes at the beginning and then again at the end of the program….
Film critic Mark Bubien joins Bob to explore the theme of artificial intelligence in science fiction, going through the history of plays, books and films that explored the subjects of robots or self aware computers….
Christianity Bob reads and responds to some follow up questions from a listener who expressed doubt about the Bible a few weeks ago and now, in response to Bob’s answers, presents further challenges regarding…
Co-host Greg Jarvis joins Bob for a discussion of what it truly means to be a saved, born again Christian. Questions include: -Can one merely believe or have faith in Jesus and then continue to…
Repeat show. Originally broadcast 5-24-15 Several questions relating to the Virgin Birth are discussed: 1) Can we even take a miracle like that seriously in an age of science? 2) Why do Matthew and Luke…
Topics: Christianity: Bob responds to a series of Bible related questions submitted by a listener. Questions include: -What evidence is there for the resurrection of Jesus? -Why should I take the story of Adam and…
Dr. Richard A. Nixon returns as a guest to talk about Obama’s immigration policy and the recent Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage to see how they square with an honest reading of the U.S….
Bob updates his “Liberal Manifesto” to make it more relevant to the year 2015 Other Topics: Current Events: -Obama’s deal with Iran -Obama exploits gun shootings by threatening even more legislation Church Life: -The unimportant…
Film critic Mark Bubien guests hosts for Bob talking about his experience at Comic-Con and his experience with some Christian evangelists who came out to the same event to preach.
Repeat broadcast: Original air date: 4-19-15 Less of a debate and more of a respectful discussion, Bob’s guest is Justin Lee, head of the Gay Christian Network. Justin made clear that GCN holds a wide…
A lighter show, a fun show, and a personal show, Bob and co-host Dana Wright (soon to be Dana Siegel) celebrate their forthcoming wedding with music (both serious and satirical) and stories of how they…
Bob speaks about the new ruling legalizing same-sex marriage. He critiques the decision in the usual style of his radio show; a passionate, animated way but NOT a hateful way. On the contrary, Bob shows…
Bob spends the majority of the program talking about Jephtath, who promised God in a vow that if God gave him victory, he would sacrifice the first thing he sees upon returning home. Obviously he…
Film critic Mark Bubien joins Bob for a review of Jurassic World, exploring some of the important themes such as the arrogance of science and the question the original novel’s author Michael Crichton raised: Just…
Co-host Greg Jarvis joins Bob for a discussion about various questions people ask about Christianity, questions originating from; sincere seekers, or people who are hoping there are no answers so as to continue justifying a…
Every few years, Bob reviews his testimony, the story of how he converted to Christianity out of a Jewish family. Today Bob tells the story again but with extended detail.