The On The Bookshelf Podcast

Some were talented, most were not, some were loyal to GW, a few were not (especially one), but their stories are part of the tapestry of America. 

Researcher Steve Ross reveals the terrible truth of rampant anti-Semitism and pro-Nazi groups in America, particularly in California, durning the 1930s and early 1940a. On courageous Jewish attorney organized a counterspy network to produce proof for the US Congress and the FBI would act before it was too late.

The true story of Thomas Tarrants, once considered the most dangerous racist in Mississippi, who found God in prison and through a series of incredible events, came to pastor a multi-racial church in Washington DC, and to work for racial reconciliation. A story of the power of God to change people's hearts.

We look at the book that inspired the interview: how did President Theodore Roosevelt and Financier J. P. Morgan handle their different strongly-held opinions on the role of government in a capitalist society, in order to work together for the good of the nation and its people?

The book that inspired the interview for Memorial Day weekend, 2020.