Hunter Baker

Hunter Baker, political scientist and provost, analyzes the surprising outcomes of the Tennessee election and critiques political strategies. Onize Adoua, a World Tour reporter, details international crises, including violence in Nigeria and political turmoil in Kyrgyzstan. Joseph LeConte, author on Tolkien, explores the profound friendship between J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis, highlighting their mutual influence on literature and faith. Eric Erickson comments on the dangers of elite isolation, emphasizing the cultural disconnect it creates.

Hunter Baker, a political scientist and World Opinions contributor, explores the implications of Supreme Court cases on women’s sports and their potential impact on midterm politics. He also discusses the conservative approach to social issues and the importance of Federal Reserve independence. Cal Thomas, a syndicated columnist, critiques the public's rush to judgment on current events, emphasizing the need for due process. Also featured are reports on Iran's protests and a quirky Pennsylvania mullet contest, as well as unique sermon interpretation methods in Uganda.

Hunter Baker, a political scientist and provost, dives into the contentious Obamcare subsidy deadline and GOP divisions on healthcare policy. Investigative journalist Lee Strobel shares his insights on modern miracles and the themes of his book, Seeing the Supernatural. Onise Odua reports on post-Assad celebrations in Syria, border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia, and a coup attempt in Benin. The conversation also touches on the impact of a new military service bill in Germany, showcasing global political dynamics and social issues.

Hunter Baker, Provost at North Greenville University, analyzes Trump's controversial remarks on a recent high-profile murder. Elisa Palombo shares insights into the conservative victory in Chile's election, linked to rising security concerns. Maria Baer describes the enchanting Old World Christmas traditions in Columbus, Ohio, tracing their history and cultural significance. Daniel Darling reflects on the Mayflower Compact's enduring impact on American governance and civic values, revealing its foundational role in shaping the nation.

Hunter Baker, a political scientist and provost at North Greenville University, dives into the contentious issues surrounding medical authority and gender ideology. He discusses the implications of recent policy rollbacks and the ethical considerations of medical treatments for minors. Meanwhile, Janie B. Cheaney reflects on the significance of Christ's two advents, contrasting His first coming with the promise of the second. The podcast also takes listeners on a global tour of festive Christmas celebrations, including a heartwarming lunar Christmas Eve story from Apollo 8.