Pt. 1: Brad Dacus discusses the negative and positive side effects of heavy Marijuana use with Dr. Vincent Fortana, neurologist at Purino Fortanasce Neurology Center.

 

Pt. 2: Brad runs through a case with PJI attorney, Ray Hacke, involving a preacher who was silenced unjustly due to a city "noise ordinance".

 

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Pt 1: Brad Dacus talks to Matt Johnson, Community Relations Assistant at K-wave Radio, about the crackdown on radio station's free speech and freedom of religion as well as PJI's partnership with K-wave Radio. 

 

Pt 2: Brad sits down with PJI attorney, Michael Peffer, to discuss a PJI case dealing with a college professor who was fired for talking about gay marriage in a neutral way in his sociology class.  

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Brad Dacus talks prayer and spiritual warfare with Jim Bolthouse, President of the Presidential Prayer Team, and what we can do to pray for our government leaders. 

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Brad Dacus discusses the most recent update on a widow who was threatened with eviction from the California Veterans Home.

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Brad Dacus sits down with Washington House of Representative, Matt Shea, of Spokane, WA, to discuss the corruption and damaging laws coming out of the Washington State legislature. 

 

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Brad Dacus discusses with PJI attorney, Michael Peffer, ANOTHER case involving a preacher who was censored unjustly for his faith.

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Brad Dacus sits down in studio with Rebecca Friedrichs, California public school teacher and lead plaintiff in Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association. to talk about the challenge of Christian teachers in public schools and the damage of the teacher's union. 

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Brad talks about a Colorado parental rights case with PJI Chief Counsel, Kevin Snider, where social workers illegally strip searched a little girl.

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Brad Dacus interviews Artis, an 84-year-old widow who was threatened with eviction from the California Veterans Home if she didn't stop leading her Bible study. This is religious discrimination at its finest and we have a petition online for listeners to sign to support this wonderful woman: www.DefendArtis.com

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Brad Dacus interviews PJI's Washington State attorney, Jorge Ramos, about the horrible bills coming from the Washington State legislature and how the target and effect parents and children. They also discuss our exciting religious asylum cases we are taking on involving Christians fleeing their countries for their lives.

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Brad Dacus monologues about the importance of a constitutional supreme court and the critical part the electoral college plays in our nation's democratic process. 

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Brad Dacus talks to PJI Chief Counsel, Kevin Snider, about the severe injustice being inflicted on a Christian boarding school that has helped many troubled kids become responsible citizens.

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Brad interviews our attorney, Matt McReynolds, about a shocking statement of censorship issued by the CA state fair - Cal Expo - against a Christian evangelist who was handing out tracks and engaging people in conversation about faith and God. 

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Brad talks to Michael Peffer in studio about the alarming teachings of pederasty in the context of LBGTQ history.

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Guest: Chris Jones; Co-Producer of "Unplanned" the Abbey Johnson StoryTopic: The movie Unplanned; the genesis of the story and the making of the filmBrad talks with Chris Jones about his most recent film, Unplanned. Chris Jones is Head of Development at Believe Entertainment and Producer of "Unplanned." He spent three years with Pure Flix Entertainment (GOD’S NOT DEAD), where he Line Produced three feature films and performed additional duties including development, music licensing, post-production integration, marketing and distribution. 

 

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Guest Attorney:  Kevin SniderTopic: Clergy Penitent Privilege Brad Dacus discusses with PJI attorney, Kevin Snider, the threat to penitent privilege, a law that protects clergy from prosecution from the state when it comes to the reporting of crimes confessed within a clergy-parish relationship.

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Guest: Activist Mommy, Elizabeth JohnstonTopic: Her new best seller: "Not On My Watch"Brad highlights Elizabeth's book, "Not on My Watch" and discusses the importance of the event, The Day of Mourning, in Albany NY bringing attention to the national culture of death that now seeks to normalized the murder of babies up to birth.

 

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Guest attorney: Ray HackeTopic: Transgender Athletes and PJI legal memo on the topicBrad and Ray discuss a transgender athlete case in Connecticut. A biological male has won state titles and set records in the girls' sprint races at Connecticut's indoor and outdoor track and field championships. Athletes and parents in Connecticut are upset with this.