The Eric Metaxas Show

Lee Habeeb, host of "Our American Stories," talks about his hard-hitting documentary for Father's Day available at SalemNOW.com, "The Streets Were My Father." (Encore Presentation)

On the anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill, founder of "American Majority" Ned Ryun discusses his new book, "The Adversaries," as well as touches on stories of his famous runner father, Jim.

John Zmirak covers several of his latest articles at Stream.org, including a new twist on "acceptable racism," and how "the great reset of churches" is being facilitated from the top down.

Greg Locke stops into the studio to share "battle plans" for the freedom-fight ahead, using tactics found in his new book, "Weapons of Our War: Unleashing the Power of the Armor of God."

Historian Samuel Mitcham enlightens us with events from the end of World War II and the defeat of Nazi power with facts found in his book, "The Death of Hitler's War Machine."

Mark Shaw draws to a close his three-part interview of his book, "Collateral Damage," shedding light on the death of Marilyn Monroe -- was it really an unfortunate suicide or something more sinister?

Mark Shaw continues his conversation about the strange and unusual circumstances surrounding the death of Marilyn Monroe and the possible involvement of both John and Bobby Kennedy.

Mark Shaw, author of "Collateral Damage," takes us down the rabbit hole of the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of Marilyn Monroe -- just how involved were the Kennedy brothers?

Voddie Baucham provides a great deal of pushback on Critical Race Theory with his new book, "Fault Lines: The Social Justice Movement and Evangelicalism's Looming Catastrophe." (Encore Presentation)

Lee Habeeb, host of "Our American Stories," talks about his hard-hitting documentary for Father's Day available at SalemNOW.com, "The Streets Were My Father." (Encore Presentation)