Coyle and Jordan talk about the Roman crisis.

Coyle and Ed chat with Andrew Walker, Director of Policy Studies for the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission about the Nashville Statement on human sexuality.

Coyle sits down with the attorney, Jon Whitehead to talk about the recent Trinity Lutheran Supreme Court case.

In the first episode of the 2017 Christian Humanist Radio Network crossover, Coyle Neal takes The Book of Nature's Dan Dawson and The Christian Humanist Podcast's Nathan Gilmour on a trip to Transylvania, holding forth on Bela Lugosi's classic monster movie Dracula. Be sure to tune in to other shows on the Christian Humanist Radio Network for more Universal Studios monster madness!

In today's episode, Coyle and Ed talk about the burgeoning Alt-Right movement that came to prominence with Donald Trump's successful election, and that continues to manifest itself in explosions of white nationalist violence, most recently in Charlottesville, Virginia. Coyle and Ed talk about what the alt-right is, and how much of a problem they really are. They also talk a little bit about the removal of Confederate monuments and the state of race in the United States.

In today's episode, Coyle interviews H. Lee Cheek, Dean of Social Sciences and Professor of Political Science at East Georgia State College. Cheek is a scholar of the life and thought of John C. Calhoun. Coyle and Dr. Cheek discuss Calhoun's work, the Disquisition on Government, which offers a vociferous defense of the idea of state's rights.

In today's episode, Coyle talks with several guests about their experiences and memories of 9/11. They include Ethan Reedy, who works in information technology for the Library of Congress; Dr. Paul Miller, Associate Director for the Clements Center for National Security at the University of Texas; Dr. Kwasi Ofori-Yeboah, Chair of the Department of Political Science at Southwest Baptist University, and one further anonymous guest who currently works in national security.

In today's episode, Coyle interviews John Wilsey, professor of church history at Southern Seminary, and the William Simon Visiting Fellow of Public Life at Princeton University. Prof. Wilsey is the author of an abridged version of Alexis de Tocqueville's Democracy in American, and he talks with Coyle about the continuing relevance and insight of that book toward contemporary American life.

In today's episode, Coyle and Ed talk about global warming and climate change--what causes it, how much CO2 are we producing, coal plant closures, and what we might do about it.

In the fourth installment of this occasional series looking at Roman politics, Coyle and Jordan pick up with the death of Augustus, the problem of succession, and the era of imperial Rome.