Rev. Peter Laarman (Executive Director of Progressive Christians Uniting) will discus his upcoming lecture at Chapman University's Fish Interfaith Center "They Took Away My Jesus." Also the news of the day and Dave on TV: What would you want to see on the show?

Rev. Peter Laarman (Executive Director of Progressive Christians Uniting) will discus his upcoming lecture at Chapman University's Fish Interfaith Center "They Took Away My Jesus." Also the news of the day and Dave on TV: What would you want to see on the show?

Writer/Director Mitch Davis ("The Other Side of Heaven") talks about his latest film "Could a Mormon Be President?" which deals with LDS Gov. Mitt Romney's potential run for the White House.

Alex brings us the news of the day!

Care for Life volunteer Julianne Parker discusses the current situation in Africa and how groups like hers are trying to help Africa become self reliant through sustainable development.

Lisa Mastropietro, the Program Director of Project Access, will discus poverty in the OC and how her organization brings services to folks living in low income housing

Author Perry Garfinkel discusses his latest book "Buddha or Bust; In Search of Truth, Meaning Happiness and the Man Who Found Them All."

Special guest Hussam Ayloush, Executive Director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, Southern California, will discus the war in Lebanon. CAIR is the largest national grassroots organization dedicated to presenting an Islamic perspective on issues of importance to the American public. CAIR was established to promote an accurate image of Islam and Muslims in America through media work, conferences and seminars, publications, action alerts, research, anti-discrimination work, government relations, and interfaith relations.

Rabbi Arthur Waskow, founder of the Shalom Center in Philadelphia discusses his book "The Tent of Abraham." which explores in accessible language the mythic quality and the teachings of reconciliation that are embedded in the Torah, the Qur'an, and the Bible. It also weaves together the wisdoms of the Jewish, Muslim, and Christian traditions into a deeper, more unified whole. "The Tent of Abraham" is the first book to tell the whole story of Abraham as found in Jewish, Christian, and Muslim sources and to reenergize it as a basis for peace.