Heidi Harris Show Podcast #235: Dr. Jay Richards on “The Price of Panic”

We’re all weary of the effect the Covid lockdowns have had on us. But are officials and doctors even telling us the truth? I think most people are coming to realize they’re not. What’s the true cost to business, society, or children?

Dr. Jay Richards is the co-author, along with William Briggs and Douglas Axe, of a great new book, “The Price of Panic; How the Tyranny of Experts Turned a Pandemic into a Nightmare”. He joined me on my live show last week. I had honesty forgotten how many times the “experts” and changed the “facts” to fit their narrative. It’s no longer about a virus – it’s about control, and they won’t give it up willingly.

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Heidi Harris Show Podcast #234: Sports Spectrum host Jason Romano on athletes and faith

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I came across Jason Romano and Sports Spectrum quite by accident, (although I don’t really believe in “accidents” in God’s plan). A former producer for the biggest shows on ESPN for 17 years, Jason left because he felt called spiritually to do more with his life. On his Sports Spectrum podcast and website, he interviews professional and college athletes about their faith.

His latest book, The Uniform of Leadership, is eye-opening and inspiring. You get a behind-the-scenes view of what it’s like to work at ESPN and some great stories from the incredible athletes Jason met over the course of his career there, and continues to speak with today. Give it your son or daughter for Christmas (after you read it), or any sports fan you know.

Jason and I had a great chat about his career and the fact that as he was working his way up, and doing all the “grind jobs” in broadcasting, God was really directing his path so he’d have the varied skills necessary for his new ministry.

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Heidi Harris Show Podcast #233: Democrat filmmaker discovers the truth about illegal immigration

What happens when a documentary filmmaker, who happens to be a Democrat, sets out to do a documentary on illegal immigration, and finds out that much of what she’s been told about immigration is a lie? Namrata Singh Gurjal, Director of America’s Forgotten, uncovers the lies immigrants are being told in other countries by the human smugglers, and the lies perpetuated by American politicians, encouraging them to risk their lives and the lives of their children.

She had a decision to make – continue with the film, and follow the trail where it led, or ignore the uncomfortable truth?

 

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Heidi Harris Show Podcast #232: Dr. Wayne Grudem on politics from the pulpit

Dr. Wayne Grudem, Professor of Theology and Biblical Studies at Phoenix Seminary and author of over 20 books, joined me to discuss the issue of pastors discussing politics from the pulpit, a letter he recently posted entitled “Letter to an anti-Trump Christian Friend”, which got a lot of attention. You can find more about him at waynegrudem.com 

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Heidi Harris Show Podcast #231: Pandemic school shutdowns are making school more attractive

Parents are finding out during this pandemic that their children are being used as political footballs. Parents are stuck – their kids can’t go back to many schools, and the parents are doing the teachers’ work, while not being able to go to their own jobs. Some parents are giving up their careers to stay home (and not regretting it). Many will never go back to public school education with their kids. Tommy Schultz, from the American Federation for Children, joined me with an update.

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Heidi Harris Show Podcast #229: Lt. Randy Sutton on crime on the Vegas Strip

Lt. Randy Sutton is a 34 year veteran of law enforcement, an author, podcaster, and speaker on police issues worldwide. I asked him to join me about the recent crime wave on The Las Vegas Strip, what can be done about it, and the morale in police departments in America. Find him at Blue lives radio. or The Wounded Blue.org. 

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Heidi Harris Show Podcast #226: Vegas bartender has some crazy stories….9/29/20

By popular demand, I’m posting more and more segments from my show on my podcast, although I will continue to post other interviews on here, too. Today, local Vegas bartender Erik Bingel joined me. He wrote a funny book Called “Looking for love in all the wrong Vegas”. Boy, does he have stories….Here’s a link to buy the book. 

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