By popular demand, each day’s show is now posted in two separate segments. Carmen talks with Ben Johnson from the Acton Institute about the summit in Vietnam between President Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jung-Un. The President observed that “sometimes you have to walk.” By this he explained why he walked away from the table […]
“Who are you wearing?” was the question overheard on the red carpet at the Oscars. The answers included names I had never heard and the outfits included many things I would never wear. And it got me thinking: As a Christian, I’m wearing Christ – but as more than a put on. Every day as […]
From the Wall Street Journal to the New York Times the headlines are full of revelations and evaluations about the management style of Senator Amy Klobuchar. Are the criticisms unfair or warranted? What do you do if your boss is a bully? Carmen asks Bill English from BibleandBusiness.com about things employers or managers do that demoralize […]
What’s going on today in Venezuela? How far with Nicolas Maduro go to stay in power? What is an authoritarian? Those are the questions Carmen poses to Drew Griffin from ProvidenceMag.com They also discuss the prospects for peace and denuclearization in on the Korean peninsula and why Kim may have wanted the meeting to be […]
Carmen talks with missionary turned lawyer turned author turned missionary Justin Whitmel Earley about his new book, The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose in an Age of Distraction. They talk through the four daily and four weekly habits we all need to cultivate in order to cut new grooves that lead to the life […]
Hitting the headlines with The Heritage Foundation’s Tommy Binion, Carmen asks Tommy to comment on the rarity of the President and Vice President of the United States both being out of the country at the same time. They discuss the nation’s succession plan and the reality that on this day, the Speaker of the House, Nancy […]
Martin Niemoller was a prominent Lutheran pastor in Germany who spent seven years in a Nazi concentration camp because of his vocal opposition to Hitler. But Neimoller said after the war that in reality, he had spoken up too late. Neimoller understood that leaders of Protestant churches and others has been complicit through their […]
Did you watch the Oscars last night? What is communicated by what people choose to wear? If you watched the Oscars you’ve got an opportunity today to talk about moral messaging, virtue signaling and yes, what not to wear. So, who are you wearing today? (Hint: as Christians we put on Christ – not as […]
Carmen’s open: “I was reminded yesterday of the faithfulness of God, His goodness, His ability to do far more than we ordinarily dare to ask or imagine. I was with a group of Christians last night and we were singing How Great is our God. As some point I heard it in my head as […]
Is childcare a right everyone should have? Should it be free? Ben Johnston from the Acton Institute talks with Carmen about Elizabeth Warren’s universal childcare proposal. Going deeper, they discuss what research shows is ideal for children and how the church can best support their well-being. For More: Thinking Like a Christian Regarding Paid Family […]