Greg Jao of Intervarsity Christian Fellowship comes to talk about the atmosphere of Christian life on college campuses. Then, Kent Kaiser is in studio to recap the election results from the primaries around Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Connecticut.

We welcome Chair of Biochemistry from the University of Northwestern Dr. Dale Gentry to inform us on the dangers of chemical products, despite the EPA's tests. Then, Pastor Steve Wiens addresses the challanges megachurches face.

Tommy Binion is back to talk DC drama, but more importantly the possibility of a government shutdown in a few weeks. Then Dr. Rosemary Stein gives advice on how to help your kids succeed this school year.

Bruce Ashford joins us to address the theological points for and against the use of capital punishment. Then, David Aikman returns to describe the difficult walk Chinese Christians take in a country so hostile to Jesus.

Owen Strachan explains that both science and the bible address the issues that young people seem to be struggling with in gender identity. Then, Adam Carrington digs into the "he said, she said" of Omarosa's firing.

Adam Holz is back to walk through the new movie releases of the week, though it may be a good idea to see Winnie the Pooh again this weekend instead.... Then Chris Martin shows the ways we're tracked online.

Carmen LaBerge joins us to glean some hope from the devastating situation out of Willow Creek Church. Then, Dr. Gary Stratton shares how you can reduce stress in your life by reading God's Word.

Jim Bielby is back with this week's Ask Anything question being: How would theology apply to life on other planets? Then, Glenn Stanton responds to a scathing NY Times article saying "We shouldn't impeach Trump, because Pence is worse."

Ben Johnson of the Acton Institute talks the recent elections in Ohio and the split of the Anglican church. Then Dr. Kenneth Barnes, author of Redeeming Capitalism, says that capitalism doesn't need government rules, it needs good hearts.

Bill English returns to discuss the ever concerning economic world of retirement, and how you can stay ahead. Then, Vaneetha Risner, author of the Dance in the Rain blog, explains how to handle our suffering as Christians.