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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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
Special congressional election, border security and immigration reform, the Scouts and homosexuality, Cal Thomas on the state of the news media
Today's news and a look at today's special congressional election in South Carolina, plus: TW&E begins a series on border security, as senators take up the immigration-reform bill, what to watch for in the coming debate over homosexuality and the Boy Scouts, and commentary from Cal Thomas on ideologically blinkered reporters who refuse a lifeline for their financially failing newspaper, and more
Introducing 'The World and Everything in It' daily edition
Today's news and a review of the weekend political shows, plus: mounting pressure on President Obama to take action against Syria, backlash against a call to crack down on religious speech in the U-S military, what Republicans need to do connect with Hispanic voters, and the winner of the 2013 New England Gerbil Show, and more
A pro-life group goes undercover in America’s late-term abortion facilities, the president faces tough questions on Syria, a new report on violations of religious freedom around the world, plus a 90-hour Bible reading marathon just outside the U.S. Capitol
Obama faces tough questions on Syria, Cal Thomas on immigration bill, Gosnell trial update, Live Action undercover investigation into abortion clinics, Bible reading marathon at U.S. Capitol, Ivy League Bible memory challenge, spring music festival Merlefest, remembering George Jones, Joel Belz on terrorism and Islam, Jay Sekulow on Tsarnaev case, stock market gyrations, The Olasky Interview with Stuart Taylor Jr., USCIRF report details global offenders of religious liberty, National Day of Prayer, The History Book, and more
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Legal aspects of the Boston bombing investigation, the defense rests in the murder trial of Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell, plus the Colson Center presents its 2013 Wilberforce Award to Cardinal Dolan, plus a new album from Petula Clark, the Senate Gang of Eight’s immigration plan, and JFK on balancing press freedom and national security
Benghazi, Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarneav, Gosnell trial, Obama backs out of Planned Parenthood keynote address, Cardinal Dolan to receive 2013 Wilberforce Award, Arsenio Orteza, music review of Petula Clark’s new album, profile of Congressman Rep. James Lankford, remembering Howard Phillips, Cal Thomas on violent ideologies, markets and the economy, notable speech by John F. Kennedy, breakthroughs in battery technology, home video screening room with Phil Boatwright, The History Book, and more
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Terror in Boston, the Gosnell trial and the picture worth a thousand words, and young evangelicals on the culture wars, plus a sculptor who reveals redemptive beauty amidst the world's brokenness, and remembering Gospel singer George Beverly Shea
Terror in Boston, Senate’s Gang of Eight immigration proposal, engaging young evangelicals, sculptor Allison Streett and broken beauty, EU report shows increase in human trafficking, SCOTUS roundup, Andrée Seu Peterson on Gosnell horrors, crime at the border, markets and economy, Olasky Interview with Tucker Carlson, remembering George Beverly Shea, Gosnell ‘Tweetfest,’ The History Book, and more
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The life and legacy of Margaret Thatcher, the Senate casts vote for stricter gun control, and contemporary artists honor music of late John Denver, plus an evangelist who debates students on college campuses, and commentary from Cal Thomas and Joel Belz
Remembering Margaret Thatcher, gun control gets a vote, Mindy Belz, Cal Thomas, tribute to musician John Denver, ‘The Music is You,’ Plan B over the counter, White House attempts to expand federal power, Joel Belz, Obama’s budget, markets and the economy, Notable Speech by Margaret Thatcher, majority supports legalizing marijuana, Phil Boatwright and the home video screening room, Cliffe Knechtle, profile of a campus evangelist, essayist Albin Sadar, The History Book, and more
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Stories of forgiveness on the anniversary of the Rwandan genocide, Atlanta school investigation uncovers city-wide cheating scandal, and Michele Bachmann on faith, family and feminism, plus new film about Jackie Robinson, and commentary from Cal Thomas and Janie Cheaney
Kicking the proverbial can, Congress back to work, city-wide cheating scandal in Atlanta Public Schools, Cal Thomas, J.C. Derrick reviews Jackie Robinson film '42,' stories of forgiveness on anniversary of Rwandan genocide, Laura Waters Hinson, Janie B. Cheaney, state-by-state resistance to Obamacare, markets and economy, Olasky Interview with Michele Bachmann, former POW Lee Ellis on coming home, judge rules against re-selling mp3 files, Planned Parenthood lobbies for post-birth abortion, The History Book, and more
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