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119 episodes
since Dec. 9, 2024
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Who decides what Americans see, hear, and ultimately believe? For decades, a relatively small number of television networks, newspapers, and media organizations had enormous influence over the national conversation. Social media was supposed to change that. Instead, we may have simply traded one se…

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You prayed. You waited. You believed God would answer. And then life went in a completely different direction. What do you do when God doesn’t answer your prayers the way you expected? When the relationship isn’t restored, the opportunity disappears, the diagnosis doesn’t change, the financial situ…
Recent public debate has revived a familiar claim—that Islamic civilization was historically "very kind" to Christians. In this episode of The Eric Thompson Show, we examine that assertion by comparing it with the historical record. From the rapid expansion of the early Islamic empires to the treat…
In this episode of The Eric Thompson Show, Eric examines the rapidly escalating conflict involving Iran and the growing danger to global energy markets. As attacks threaten major shipping routes and oil prices climb, the consequences could soon reach American families through higher gasoline prices…
After a time away, The Eric Thompson Show is back with a renewed mission: helping Christians think biblically about today's world. In this relaunch episode, Eric shares why now is the time for believers to reenter the public square with humility, courage, and conviction—not driven by fear or anger,…
The Eric Thompson Show: Week in Review podcast delivered a wide-ranging analysis of political power, cultural conflict, and institutional accountability, drawing from several high-profile national stories that continue to dominate conservative media discourse. The episode synthesized investigative …
In today’s opening monologue, Eric Thompson revisits the often-forgotten wisdom of America’s Founding Fathers and their insistence that liberty could only survive if power remained close to the people. Drawing from the principles that shaped the Constitution, Eric explains why local governance, per…
For many Gen Xers, childhood meant coming home to an empty house. Parents were at work, and after school was a time of independence, responsibility—and sometimes loneliness. The “latchkey kid” became a symbol of a generation caught between shifting family dynamics and cultural change. In this epis…
In this episode of Anchored in Oklahoma, Eric Thompson shares the story behind my big move from California to the Sooner State. Discover why Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, captured my heart with its tight-knit community, affordability, and growing opportunities. He discusses how this city, recognized as …
On August 1st, 1981, the world of music—and the world of Gen X—changed forever with the launch of MTV. Those first words, “Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll,” ushered in a brand-new way of experiencing music. No longer just something you listened to, music became something you watched, and for an…
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