The On The Bookshelf Podcast

Chester Johnson looks at the "Damaged Heritage" damaging white Americans & race relations

The author and acclaimed poet discovered his beloved grandfather Lonnie was a Klansman who participated in the Elaine (Arkansas) Race Massacre of 1918. In his search for answers on race relations he was befriended by the granddaughter of a victim of that Massacre, who taught him the power of forgiveness and compassion. A timely interview for these troubled times.

Book Review-Questions from young children answered by noted apologist Ken Ham

Children wonder about things in our culture that are at odds with what they are learning from the Bible. The authors handle these questions with grace and simple logic.

Book review--rest of those books for children in the series

More biblically-based answers about cultural questions young believers ask.

Alabama Author-in-Residence Frye Gaillard on culture and society in 1960s USA

Interview which covers the touchstones of the 1960s. Powerful.

Interview concerning the official source of military and nuclear photos and information during Cold War

There was a special film studio set up in California desert which kept the secrets of America during the dangerous years of the Cold War.