364: John Dodd—Son of a Revolutionary
The appellate lawyer and President General of the Sons of the American Revolution drops by to discuss our nation's founding and celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party by inducting Mik...
12 Des 202355min
363: NEW STORY—Something to Chew On
It was a trip to the dentist, the dentist would never forget…
7 Des 20239min
362: Douglas Brunt—Don't Forget the Footnotes
The New York Times bestselling author and podcaster discusses great writing, the power of storytelling, his newest book, The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel, and how he solved a 110-year-old whodunn...
5 Des 20231h 7min
361: Salena Zito—A Place and a Purpose in a World Gone Mad
The Washington Examiner columnist and reporter discusses why Lincoln's Gettysburg address holds up 160 years later, why she's building a room to hold miniature trains, the "dust up" in the Middle East...
28 Nov 20231h 11min
360: Coffee with Mom—Let's Not Talk About Thanksgiving with Peggy Rowe
Tongue twisters, laundry mishaps, Betty the book-club-lady, the Klausmeyer I-told-you-so protocol, steel drums, bad videography, hot cross buns, cannibal hamsters, camping in July, rogue waves, and ju...
22 Nov 202357min
359: Brian Kilmeade—Teddy and Booker T.
The six-time New York Times best-selling author and prolific FNC host drops by to discuss what made President Theodore Roosevelt and civil rights pioneer Booker T. Washington so great and the role Mik...
21 Nov 20231h 4min
358: Clint Hill and Lisa McCubbin Hill—Five Days in November
60 years after that horrible day in November when our 35th president was gunned down in Dallas, one of only two secret service agents from that detail still alive today gives his reflections and first...
14 Nov 20231h 11min
357: NEW STORY—She Blew the Doors Off
It was late at night and she was pregnant, but Merry still had to go to work. And we're all glad she did.
9 Nov 202311min
