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  “Don’t Vote – It Just Encourages the Bastards” – P.J. O’Rourke on CPR

  Published January 19, 2011 - No Comments

  Today, we talk with author and columnist P.J. O’Rourke about his most recent book, the Republican victories in congress, and the Tea Party. Remember: “The Democrats are the party that says government will make you smarter, taller, richer, and remove the crabgrass on your lawn. The Repu ...

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  Tax reform to save America: Steve Forbes on CPR, Part 1

  Published February 7, 2011 - No Comments

  Steve Forbes: Editor-in-chief of Forbes Magazine, CEO of Forbes Inc, and two-time Presidential Candidate. In part one of our interview, we talk about America’s enduring ideals, President Obama’s State of the Union, and his ideas on tax reform.

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  Renewing America: Star Parker on poverty, welfare, and saving our cities

  Published May 24, 2011 - No Comments

  Transforming from a welfare-dependent of the 1960’s sex and drug culture to a woman of faith and a sought-after social policy analyst on capital hill, Star Parker is living evidence for the message she delivers around the nation. Today on C.P.R., we’ll talk with her about organizat ...

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  Of Gifts, Liberty, and Bethlehem

  Published December 24, 2012 - No Comments

  Stroll with your host, Elliot Gaiser, down the aisle for a minty-fresh, Christmas-oriented original radio essay redux of Leonard Reed’s masterful work — with a hint of G.K. Chesterton. Today’s Christmas special is a refurbished version of the very first CPR Podcast from C ...

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  Herman Cain talks leadership, religious liberty, and economics

  Published October 12, 2010 - No Comments

  Today on CPR, you’ll hear the incredible opportunity I had to speak with potential presidential candidate Herman Cain in Washington about student leadership, economics, and the first amendment of the United States Constitution.

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  Get unMuzzled: Juan Williams on national debate, minorities, and creative solutions

  Published December 10, 2012 - No Comments

  As partisan tensions are on the rise, what can we do to redeem the debate from power-seeking? How can education and the church in America work together to help minorities achieve strong families, and therefore strong futures? Is the bible relevant to our current cultural debates? As we sat ...

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  Freedom and kindness as a model for government: Mayor Tom Tait of Anaheim

  Published December 19, 2012 - No Comments

  One very real problem facing our nation today is how to revitalize and maintain our cities for the prosperity and well-being of all Americans. As conservatives, we tend to believe that the government which is best is the government closest to the people. But how do abstract principles appl ...

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