Shannon is joined by NBA Forward with the Orlando Magic Jonathan Isaac for a discussion about his new values-based sports apparel company, UNITUS.

Jonathan shares how his love for freedom and Christ motivated him to create UNITUS and explains how he hopes the brand unifies people with similar values. He provides an overview of what items will be included in the launch and discusses the quality and messaging that goes into making the products. Later, Jonathan shares how he found comfort and confidence in sharing his beliefs amid culturally and politically divisive times.

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Shannon sits down with FOX News Contributor and NYT best-selling author Raymond Arroyo for a discussion about his new book, The Unexpected Light Of Thomas Alva Edison.

Raymond sheds light on Edison's unconventional upbringing and discusses how the challenges he faced at a young age played a pivotal role in his success. He highlights how Edison's mother saw possibility in him when no one else did and encourages parents to see the potential within their own children. Later, Raymond discusses Thomas Edison's many inventions and explores the many ways in which he transformed the world we live in today.

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Shannon is joined by Professor at the University of Texas School of Law and NYT bestselling author Stephen Vladeck to discuss his latest book, The Shadow Docket: How the Supreme Court Uses Stealth Rulings to Amass Power and Undermine the Republic.

Stephen explains the concept of the 'shadow docket,' a term used to describe when the Supreme Court utilizes emergency actions to decide a case without full briefings, schedules, and arguments. He discusses the reasons why the Supreme Court is taking up fewer cases on merits and examines the impact of doing so.

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Shannon is joined by former Navy SEAL and NYT bestselling author Jack Carr for a conversation about his new book, Only The Dead.

Jack shares how themes of truth, consequences, and accountability prompted him to write his latest political thriller. He discusses how he felt a calling to serve his country, and later to become an author. He explains how he borrowed from experiences in his own life, as well as current events and politics, to craft the stories that he does.

Later, he stresses the importance of revisiting events in history to better understand our freedoms.

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Shannon sits down with former NFL Tight End and Author, Benjamin Watson for a conversation about his new book, The New Fight for Life: Roe, Race, and a Pro-Life Commitment to Justice.

Benjamin shares why it's important for men to step up and speak out when it comes to the topic of abortion. He explains how abortion disproportionately affects women of color, and why it's important for the pro-life movement to give women a path forward. Later, he discusses how having conversations with people who have opposing views is essential for making progress on the issue of abortion.

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This Father's Day, Shannon is joined by best-selling author and Founder of Passion City Church Pastor Louie Giglio for a conversation about fatherhood and his latest book, Seeing God As A Perfect Father.

Pastor Louie discusses the lack of equipped paternal figures in America, and how it's contributing to an ongoing fatherhood crisis. He explains that by looking to God as a model, men can emulate their Heavenly Father to be better earthly fathers. Later, Pastor Louie reflects on his life growing up with his own dad and shares the lessons about faith and fatherhood he learned from him.

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Shannon sits down with Author and Bible teacher Lisa Whittle for a conversation about the importance of trusting God's plan for us.

Lisa discusses her latest book, God Knows, and how faith can provide more than temporary relief during tough times. She explains how God designed us to be reliant upon Him to carry us through the hardships we’re faced with. Later, Lisa shares stories of private battles she experienced growing up and how God was present through it all.

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Shannon sits down with Grammy award-winning gospel singer Naomi Raine for a conversation about how she incorporates her faith into her music career.

Naomi looks back at the role Christianity has played throughout her life and discusses how it inspired her to pursue a career in music. She explains how the power of song can be a healing force, and how she's witnessed music bring people together in God's light. Later, Naomi shares why she created her own label, The Bridge Collective, and how she hopes to elevate and mentor young artists.

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Shannon is joined by Marine veteran Paul McQuigg and his son, Sebastian McQuigg for a conversation about the importance of never giving up in the face of adversity.

In 2006, Paul was critically wounded by a bomb blast that left him with intense injuries in his jaw and tongue. With help from Semper Fi & America's Fund, Paul received medical and financial support that allowed him to heal and raise his son.

As a football player at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, Sebastian discusses how his father's perseverance inspires him as he plays on the field. Later, Paul discusses how he sought positivity throughout his recovery, and how he hopes to encourage others in similar situations.

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Shannon is joined by New York Times best-selling author and editor in chief of All Israel News, Joel Rosenberg to discuss his latest book, The Libyan Diversion.

Joel provides a firsthand look at the current state of conflict in Israel, all the way from his home in Jerusalem. He also shares his security concerns surrounding the United States border and discusses how various current events have inspired the contents of his political thrillers. Later, Joel discusses his passion for fiction writing, and how he hopes to not only entertain, but also inform readers with his novels.

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