The World and Everything In It show

The World and Everything In It

Summary: A daily audio news magazine featuring reports, interviews, and analysis from WORLD's editorial team. WORLD is your source for news and views presented from a biblical worldview perspective.

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 Culture Friday, and Goodbye Christopher Robin | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 1956

Today, John Stonestreet talks about a pro-life activist running for Congress who takes a stand against Silicon Valley. Plus: WORLD Entertainment Editor Megan Basham reviews "Goodbye Christopher Robin," the story behind the author of Winnie the Pooh.

 California wildfires, and negotiating border security and immigration policy | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 1835

Today, Jill Nelson reports from California about the wildfires raging in that state. Plus, Jim Henry reports on a 70-point proposal from the House to overhaul the nation's immigration system.

 White House Wednesday, and the challenges and benefits of part-time pastors | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 1930

Today, Kent Covington talks with Elliott Abrams with the Council on Foreign Relations about the Iran nuclear deal. Plus: Paul Butler reports on the growing trend of bi-vocational pastors.

 Religious liberty guidance, and the battle over South Carolina's Episcopal churches | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 2003

Today, Mary Reichard breaks down the Trump administration's major religious liberty announcements. Plus: Kristen Eicher visits a Charleston church fighting its denomination to keep its church building.

 Legal Docket, and the WORLD Radio History Book. | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 2018

Today on the Legal Docket, the Supreme Court is back with new arguments for the 2017-18 term. Plus, Paul Butler with the WORLD Radio History Book.

 Culture Friday, and Blade Runner 2049 | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 1992

Today, John Stonestreet and Nick Eicher discuss a new gnosticism making its way into the culture. Plus: Megan Basham reviews the 2017 reboot of Blade Runner.

 Sin City gathers to pray, and the Olasky Interview | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 2070

Today, Sarah Schweinsberg reports on how Las Vegas is grappling with the massacre of 59 people. Plus: Marvin Olasky interviews George Grant, an author, lecturer, and Tennessee pastor.

 White House Wednesday, and taking up sculpting | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 1889

Today, Kent Covington talks with Leonard Leo about President Trump's judicial appointees. Plus: Susan Olasky brings the story of a Texas woman who took up sculpture at age 64.

 Hurricane recovery efforts in Puerto Rico, and WORLD Radio's Classic Book of the Month | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 1813

Today, Sarah Schweinsberg reports on relief efforts in Puerto Rico. Plus: Emily Whitten recommends "A Simple Way to Pray" by Martin Luther.

 Legal Docket, and the Ark Encounter | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 1878

Today, Mary Reichard examines how colleges and universities have become battlegrounds where freedom is under attack. Plus: Susan Olasky visits the Ark Encounter in Kentucky.

 Culture Friday, and Battle of the Sexes | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 1799

Today, John Stonestreet addresses the drama in the NFL and how the culture can't get enough of it. Plus: Megan Basham reviews a new sports biopic that's more focused on sexuality than sports.

 Travel ban 3.0, and the National Flood Insurance Program | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 2049

Today, WORLD senior editor Mindy Belz discusses President Trump's revised version of his travel ban. Plus: Jim Henry reports on the financial woes of the National Flood Insurance Program.

 White House Wednesday, and a baseball profile | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 1945

Today, Kent Covington talks with Dean Cheng of the Heritage Foundation about President Trump's executive order targeting anyone who does business with North Korea. Plus: a profile of A.J. Ellis, a catcher for the Miami Marlins.

 German election, and hurricane frequency | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 1938

Today, Jill Nelson explains what the German election may mean for politics in Europe. Plus: A conversation about whether hurricanes are really happening more often now than in previous years.

 Legal Docket, and the WORLD Radio History Book | File Type: audio/mp4 | Duration: 1998

Today, Mary Reichard discusses a constitutional clash between FEMA and churches helping in disaster recovery. Plus: historical happenings from late September.

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