The On The Bookshelf Podcast

How the Nazis used gun control to oppress dissenters and Jews

From Nov. 2015, Steve Halbrook shows the chilling history of how the German government began limiting private ownership of guns until no one was armed but the Nazis.

How a WWII catastrophic attack helped the war on cancer

Jenet Conant tells the incredible true story of how a Luftwaffe attack on Allied munitions supply ships in Italy, Dec. 2, 1943, led a brilliant physician and scientist to discover a new weapon against cancer: chemotherapy!

Friend and scholar Dr. Michael Slobodchikoff on Russian Hegemony

From Dec. 2015, a brilliant member of our Political Science Defat at Troy University weighs in on how a modern Russia looks at its traditional regional influence.

Friend and scholar Dr. Michael Slobodchikoff on Finland & Russia

How did little Finland maintain its autonomy from its aggressive (and enormous) neighbor, Russia and/or the Soviet Union, since its birth as a modern nation in 1919?

review of new Andy Andrews book

companion to the interview already posted of "Just Jones' with Andy Andrews of Orange beach, Ala.