The On The Bookshelf Podcast

interview-Will Hazelgrove returns-Titanic victims didn‘t have to die

With his gripping narrative, "One Hundred and sixty Minutes: The Race to Save the RMS TITANIC", Will Hazelgrove shows how  cowardice cost the lives of 1500+ people onboard the TITANIC. He explains how the two closest captains refused to take their ships into the ice field, and passengers in half-filled lifeboats listened too the cries and shrieks of the dying for over an hour yet only one boat went back to save anyone else!

interview-what changes History? Mistakes!

From 2011, Bill Falwell investigates the "100 Mistakes that changed History".

interview--a classic look at Toscanini

we get the inside story of one of the 20th centuries greatest conductors, Arturo Toscanini, from a first violinist who played under his baton in the prestigious NBC Orchestra for 17 years. This is the book written in early 1960s and reworked by the author's daughter.

interview-cofounder of Greenpeace warns of fake catastrophes

Dr. Patrick Moore, renowned veteran climatologist, warns that the media and would-be activists are spreading false information in order to further an agenda and/or to get grants to continue research. He proves that "giant balls of plastic in the Pacific", "massive die-offs of coral", "endangered polar bears", "excessive CO2 in the ocean", and other common myths are manufactured and invalid.

interview-expert Cold Case detective and a Person of Interest

J. Warner Wallace uses his investigative skills to determine the historical accuracy of Jesus as the son of God. He uses Old Testament prophecies, historical research into world religions, Roman civilization, alphabets, science pioneers and other date to prove Jesus is Who He claimed to be, the Son of God. Wallace does so without relying on any New Testament writing.