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The World and Everything in It
The World and Everything in It is an audio news magazine produced daily (Monday-Friday), with a longer week-in-review program on weekends. Hosted by Nick Eicher and Joseph Slife, the program features reports, interviews, and analysis from WORLD's editorial team.
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White House's swirling scandals, jurors convict Kermit Gosnell of murder, new film documentary of a new media magnate, and profile of Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis, plus commentary from Cal Thomas
Justice Department seizes AP phone records, White House faces trio of political scandals, Kermit Gosnell convicted of murder, Cal Thomas, ‘Hating Breitbart,’ Jeopardy at the Smithsonian, wearable robots, associations and dog shows, Louisiana rules on school vouchers, Steve Bucci on Benghazi, markets and economy, Olasky Interview with Steve Forbes, profile of Baltimore Orioles player Chris Davis, John Stonestreet on Gosnell, The History Book, and more
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This Is News
Hear daily news reports and interviews featuring WORLD News Group's editorial team. Hosted by Nick Eicher and others, This Is News airs weekdays on the Bott Radio Network and other radio stations. Find a station near you, or never miss a show by subscribing to the free podcast via the options shown above.
The president's White House question-and-answer session leads to more questions, Republicans attach the IRS scandal to Obamacare, a Texas tornado kills six, fighting rages in Syria but the UN draws up a post-war reconstruction plan, a security firm in Afganistan confirms the death of four American civilian contractors, the Dow dips but the markets remain on the rise
