Greg shares his perspective and plays racially charged audio from committee hearings that he attended at the Alabama State House on Tuesday.

Hampton Harris candidate for congressional district 2 joins Greg to discuss his campaign and unknowns resulting from recent court rulings about the makeup of the district.

With so much discussion about gambling leading to the May 19th Primaries Greg explains the difference between predatory and social gambling.

Greg talks with Eric Johnston about a federal appeals court ruling on the mailing of mifepristone and what it means for Alabama, plus an update on IVF-related legal issues in the state.

Greg discusses the issues related to gerrymandering, redistricting and a special called by Governor in Alabama. What does it all mean?

Stephanie Smith joins Greg for their weekly visit. The two discuss America Reads the Bible, Alabama's Congressional Redistricting and API Actions Voter Guide.

Greg along with Pastor Randy Williams and Bishop Jim Lowe discuss a multitude of spiritual and political issues.

Greg welcomes Dr. Paul Hoffman, professor at Samford University and co-author of AI Shepherds and Electric Sheep. They discuss about leading and teaching in the age of intelligence and how to navigate the opportunities and challenges of a rapidly changing technological world.

Greg is joined by Jeff Poor, editor of 1819 News, to break down today’s ruling from the Supreme Court of the United States involving a Louisiana redistricting case and what it could mean for Alabama.

They discuss the Court’s guidance on the role of race in drawing congressional districts and how that ongoing legal tension—between the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the Constitution’s Equal Protection Clause—could continue to impact Alabama’s congressional map.

The conversation also turns to Alabama politics, with a look at the current Republican primary races for Attorney General and Lt. Governor, key candidates, and what to watch as those contests begin to take shape.

Greg welcomes Dr. George Barna back to the program to discuss the second release of the American Worldview Inventory from the Cultural Research Center.

In this conversation, Barna breaks down the latest findings, revealing that an overwhelming majority of U.S. adults lack biblical alignment in key areas of worldview—both in what they believe and how they live. The data highlights a growing gap between professed faith and consistent biblical thinking, raising important questions about the state of Christianity in America today.

Greg and Dr. Barna explore what’s driving this trend, how it’s showing up in everyday life, and what it means for the Church moving forward. This is a sobering but insightful look at the spiritual landscape of the nation—and a call to deeper understanding and intentional discipleship.