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On Legal Docket, the Supreme Court decision on homeless camping bans; on Moneybeat, David Bahnsen unpacks inflation confusion; and on History Book, Benjamin Franklin’s postal system. Plus, the Monday morning news

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7.21.25 Legal Docket on homeless encampments, Moneybeat on inflation, and History Book on Benjamin Franklin’s postal system

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7.22.25 Attacks on Syria’s minorities, Afghan allies in limbo, and the transformation of an astronaut

7.21.25 Legal Docket on homeless encampments, Moneybeat on inflation, and History Book on Benjamin Franklin’s postal system

Doubletake: Evidence Unseen

7.18.25 Culture Friday on the Chip and Joanna Gaines controversy, a review of Smurfs, and remembering Bob Case

7.17.25 FTC looks into gender “medicine,” California loosens housing red tape, and teaching science in public schools

7.16.25 Washington Wednesday on political realignments, World Tour on New Zealand’s population, and John MacArthur’s legacy

7.15.25 Texas reviews warning systems, Russia’s misinformation, and a trip to a maple syrup farm

7.14.25 Religious freedom in Africa, the fight with the Fed, and an overlooked Bible translation

7.11.25 Culture Friday on political engagement, a review of Superman, and a fond farewell to the penny on Word Play

7.10.25 Doctors give unborn baby a chance to live, President Trump’s newborn investment accounts, and the new album from My Brother’s Keeper

7.9.25 Remembering the purpose and promise of freedom, Sweden’s battle with crime, and keeping the runway clear

7.8.25 Texans help survivors, Congress manages Medicaid, and passing down an ancient art

7.7.25 On Legal Docket, a challenge to Obergefell, David Bahnsen on the resilient market, and the fate of the Romanovs

7.4.25 Culture Friday on the Lia Thomas reversal, the seventh Jurassic Park movie, and fireworks for Jesus

7.3.25 Final three Supreme Court rulings, Colorado’s definition of grandparent, and the significance of Mt. Rushmore

7.2.25 Senate passes President Trump’s bill, Supreme Court rules on religious liberty and child protection, World Tour, and Church of England disciplines chaplain

7.1.25 The Supreme Court on judicial injunctions, stopping a potential mass shooter, and finding healing through helping

6.30.25 Justices affirm parental rights, NYC’s mayoral candidate, and Eric Liddell’s ministry in China

Acting on our beliefs

6.27.26 Culture Friday on socialism in the city, a review of F1, and Listener Feedback

6.26.25 Proposed solution to the housing crisis, FDA reviews the abortion pill, and running a drive-in theater

6.25.25 Immigration enforcement, World Tour, and cleaning up with a bucket of paint

6.24.25 U.S. strikes Iran, more SCOTUS rulings, and the celebrity problem in CCM

6.23.25 Legal Docket on gender medical interventions, Moneybeat on Middle East risk, and History Book on the Korean War

6.20.25 SCOTUS ruling on medical treatments for minors, a review of Pixar’s Elio, and noteworthy blunders

6.19.25 The new president of South Korea, replacing the Archbishop of Canterbury, and learning to play the violin

6.18.25 Cutting food benefits, protests in Nigeria, and horse riding for therapy

6.17.25 Israel’s offensive strike on Iran, the LA riots, and walking with those who grieve

6.16.25 Six Supreme Court rulings, Moneybeat, and a Navy SEAL’s mission in Afghanistan

Darkness, beauty, and belief

6.13.25 Culture Friday on the crisis of conviction, a review of How to Train Your Dragon, and a tribute to Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys

6.12.25 Texas and immigration enforcement, Washington state’s mandatory reporting of abuse, and tiny houses for the homeless

6.11.25 Congress considers DOGE cuts, World Tour, and Andrew Klavan on facing darkness in art

6.10.25 Rioting in California, disability rights at the Supreme Court, and living off the grid in New Mexico

6.9.25 Supreme Court’s unanimous rulings, the Musk-Trump feud, and an Arctic expedition

6.6.25 The need for moral clarity, Ronnie Martin’s new album, and a look back at a year of stories

6.5.25 Ukraine hits Russia, a church’s battle against eminent domain, and creative first aid for healing

6.4.25 The HHS report on chronic illness, World Tour, and a Jewish rabbi reacts to recent anti-Semitic attacks

6.3.25 AI regulation, NPR funding, a psychiatrist against gender-affirming care, and a fading Pride.

6.2.25 Legal Docket, Moneybeat, and the Vanport Flood

5.30.25 Answering questions from journalism students on Culture Friday, a Karate Kid sequel, and a new release of minimalism music

5.29.25 Reducing prescription drug prices, Afrikaners request asylum, and a rift in the PCA

5.28.25 The “Big Beautiful Bill,” World Tour, and overcoming a difficult childhood

5.27.25 New York considers euthanasia, the progression of violence, and inspiring young musicians

5.26.25 Legal Docket, Moneybeat, and remembering the cost of freedom

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5.23.25 Culture Friday, reviews of two weekend releases, and feedback from listeners

5.22.25 Putin’s strategy, Afghan refugees seek asylum, and living in the inner city

5.21.25 Washington Wednesday, World Tour, and an artist considers God’s creative story