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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IRS scandal widens to include Christian organizations, Friday visit with John Stonestreet, profile of MLB star Chris Davis, appreciation of NHL playoffs and its traditions
Today's news and a Friday visit from cultural commentator John Stonestreet, plus: a report on the scandal involving IRS targeting of conservative groups that has widened to include Christian organizations, a profile of Baltimore Orioles star Chris Davis, a look at the National Hockey League playoffs and some of its unusual traditions, and more
Obama faces the biggest political crisis of his presidency, Gosnell jurors have their say, news media that cover up and news media that let the light shine
Today's news and a discussion of the White House political crisis, plus: hearing the voices of the Gosnell jurors, assailing a news media unwilling to let those voices be heard, appreciating journalists who give Christian compassion its proper place, and more
Benghazi from the perspective of a special forces veteran, Justice and press freedom, appreciating Breitbart, wearable robot, Jeopardy at the Smithsonian
Abortionist Kermit Gosnell judged guilty of murder, White House reporters begin to question the president, Cal Thomas on Obama and Nixon
Today's news and a closer look at the Gosnell guilty verdict, plus: commentary from Andrée Seu Peterson, sexual assault in the U.S. military, White House reporters begin to challenge President Obama, Cal Thomas says the administration is looking more and more Nixonian, TW&E listener feedback, and more
Political scandals over the IRS and Benghazi, school vouchers in Louisiana, remembering George Washington, celebrating American culture
Today's news and a review of the weekend political shows, plus: the IRS's singling out conservative nonprofits, a Louisiana ruling on school vouchers, remembering the first inauguration of George Washington, celebrating a slice of life that makes America unique, and more
Inside the Benghazi hearing, Boy Scouts on a tight rope, and immigration reform and border security, plus a special look at a group that honors mothers who place their children for adoption
Benghazi hearing, Boy Scouts, Obama administration backs off Tyndale case, BraveLove honors birth mothers, immigration reform, border security, Cal Thomas on state of news media, Pentagon and proselytizing, markets and economy, Notable Speech by Senate Chaplain Barry Black, Mother’s Day movies, cultural commentator John Stonestreet, VE Day anniversary, The History Book, and more
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Immigration reform and border security, cultural commentator John Stonestreet, classic films for Mother's Day weekend, special report on moms who place their babies for adoption
Today's news and a Friday visit from cultural commentator John Stonestreet, plus: fourth of a four-part series on immigration reform and border security, the movie reporter suggests classic films perfect for Mother's Day weekend, special correspondent Susan Olasky on the special moms who place their babies for adoption, and more
Benghazi whistleblowers highly critical of administration, Cal Thomas on internet taxes, drug war violence and border communities, remembering Dallas Willard
Today's news and a look at yesterday's extraordinary congressional hearing on the deadly terror attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, plus: Cal Thomas on the proposed new tax increase on internet sales, third in a series of reports on what drug-war violence has done to once flourishing border communities, remembering theologian Dallas Willard, and more
Hearing on Benghazi, border security and immigration reform, victory for religious publisher on birth-control mandate, remembering VE Day, a reflection on keeping your mouth shut
Today's news and a look at this morning's scheduled House hearing on the Benghazi scandal, plus: Second in a series of reports on why border security matters and why it may snag the immigration-reform bill, Obama administration drops birth-control mandate fight against religious publisher, remembering the anniversary of VE Day and the Greatest Generation, an oral essay on the occasional importance of keeping your mouth shut, and more
