Greg overviews the latest research release from George Barna and the Cultural Research Center.

Greg breaks the news that the Alabama Senate will no longer consider gambling in the 2025 legislative session. 

Host Greg Davis calls in from Montgomery to update listeners on a potential gambling bill, a hemp-regulating bill, a couple religious liberty bills, and more.

Then, guest host Nate Williams discusses a few national news stories, including Hooters filing for bankruptcy and a disturbing pro-choice comment made by a politician talking about how abortions save the government money as opposed to allowing births.

In a Statehouse sit down, Greg Davis visits with State Representative Debbie Wood about her attempt to pass HB 30 requiring audits of of Alabama elections.

Nate Williams begins the hour by discussing March Madness and gambling prospects in the 2025 Legislative Session.

Then, Greg Davis visits with State Representative Debbie Wood about her attempt to pass HB 30 requiring audits of of Alabama elections.

Nate Williams finishes the hour by talking about atheism and apologetics. Atheists have certain complaints about Christianity, but don't realize that alternatives are so much worse.

Greg opens the show talking about the calendar of the current legislative session. He highlights the importance of passing budgets and then turns his attention to probable gambling legislation outlining what is reportedly contained in a bill to be filed this week.

Greg also highlights several bills aimed at protecting minors and welcomes National Board Member for the Center for National Sexual Exploitation Melea Stephens to emphasize Senate Bills 186 & 187 .

Greg visits with Dr. Stephen Marshall about his book Live Life Strong and Living Room Church.  The idea of OI as opposed to AI is discussed.

Greg begins the hour talking about the growth of sports betting since 2018 and the dangers for not only individuals but for the overall trustworthiness of sports competition itself caused by betting scandals. He then questions why sports betting corporate interest would spend so much money trying to legalize an activity that many say is already happening in epidemic proportions and in need of regulation.  Greg then highlights a new study about why people cannot remember being a baby.

Greg visits with Dr. Stephen Marshall about his book Live Life Strong and Living Room Church.  The idea of OI as opposed to AI is discussed.

Greg visited with Rep. Susan Dubose about her attempts to pass Religious School Release time which would allow bible classes for public schools in Alabama.

Greg visits with Alabama Public Library Serve Board (APLS) Chair John Wahl reviewing Thursday's significant meeting during which one library was defunded  and  the APLS Director was terminated immediately.