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Antisemitism in the Age of Woke: A Conversation with David Bernstein

When we think of antisemitism, we often think Neo-Nazis, the alt-Right, and images of swastikas spray painted on Jewish gravestones. But in his new book "Woke Antisemitism," David Bernstein makes the case that Jew-hatred is alive and well on the political Left, too. Listen in as Ty talks to David about how woke ideology is impacting the Jewish community.

Living a Life That Matters: A Conversation with Ben Lesser

In this extended interview, Ben Lesser, the only living survivor of the notorious death train from Buchenwald to Dachau, shares his testimony of Holocaust survival.

The Stones Cry Out

Ty talks with Dr. Paul Weaver, Associate Professor of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary, about archaeological finds that affirm the Scriptures. 

Ask the Rabbi

Ty interviews Rabbi Felipe Goodman, lead rabbi of Las Vegas' historic Temple Beth Sholom.

”We’re All Jews Here”: The Roddie Edmonds Story

He was a small, but courageous young Christian man from Knoxville, Tennessee. And one decision, during WWII, changed the course of over 200 Jewish lives.

Combating Extremism with The Clarion Project’s Richard Green

The Clarion Project's mission is to expose and reduce the threats of extremism to create a safer world for all. Ty talks with co-founder and CEO Richard Green about the work of Clarion.

Should Christians Support Israel? A Conversation with Dr. Tommy Ice

Ty talks with Dr. Tommy Ice, author of "Christian Zionism: Why Christians Should Support Israel."

The Prophecy of Daniel‘s 70 Weeks: Pastor Tommy Nelson

Ty talks with Tommy Nelson, senior pastor of Denton Bible Church in Denton, Texas. Pastor Nelson exposits what he calls "the four most amazing, profound verses in the Bible," Daniel 9:24-27.

Jewish National Fund: Doing Good for Israel

Russell Robinson talks with Ty about the history and work of the Jewish National Fund, an organization with a rich history in the Zionist movement.

The Kenny Feinberg Story

Kenny Feinberg is a 6'2" Jewish former pro-baseball player. But his identity is informed by something much more personal and far more important than baseball.