Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about Alabama's four teams in the March Madness tournament, a gambling update in the Alabama House, and Greg's morning in court due to ALCAP's role in the VCAP Bill (Vulnerable Child

Nate Williams talks about what conservatism is about through the topic of Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin's support of same-sex marriage. Also, Vice President Kamala Harris visits a Planned Parenthood clinic.

In Honor of Women's History Month, Greg and Akin (President of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina) pay tribute to the transformational work done by some truly inspiring female Christian missionaries as outlined in Akin's upcoming book.

Monger outlines with Greg how protests broke out at the embattled Prattville Public Library on Thursday after library director Andrew Foster was fired for allegedly sharing confidential information with the media. 

Col. Eidsmoe joins Greg discussing if the Alabama Supreme Court's recent IVF ruling is activism or judicial restraint and possible long term scientific and legislative solutions to protecting all life as defined by the law. Eidsmoe is Professor of Constitutional Law for the Oak Brook College of Law & Government Policy (obcl.edu) and Senior Counsel for the Foundation for Moral Law (morallaw.org)

Greg uses Dr. Michael L. Brown's latest book as a guide to discuss the topic of revival.

Greg talks listeners through lessons in Contentment from Philippians 4.

Rep Butler joined Greg discussing his bill to expand the prohibition of  discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity in K-5 classrooms in Alabama to K-12. The discussion also addresses how his bill could address a controversy with Space Camp & gender identity.  They also discuss the Alabama Senate Gambling Bill that is headed back to the House of Representatives. 

David Rives, Founder of the largest Science Museum that believes in 'divine' creation, joins Greg to discuss how many political ideologies are actually rooted in scientific fields. 

Host Greg Davis discusses Nick Saban's recent talking points on college football and the NIL system in DC