NICK EICHER, HOST: Coming up next, an excerpt from Listening In. This week, a conversation with author, translator, and professor: Tony Esolen.

WARREN SMITH, HOST: Kay, first of all, welcome to the program. I’ve known your husband for a number of years. It’s great to finally meet you face-to-face. He always says great things about you whenever he is at events that I’m at with him. 

NICK EICHER, HOST: Coming up next, an excerpt from Listening In. This week, a conversation with Kay Warren, co-founder of Saddleback Church with her husband, Rick. She’s a speaker, a best-selling author, and a vocal advocate for those living with mental illness. MARY REICHARD, HOST: She’s also a survivor of childhood abuse. In this excerpt of her...

WARREN SMITH, HOST: I’m Warren Smith, and today you’re listening in on my conversation with WORLD News Group’s Editor in Chief, and the author of the new book Reforming Journalism: Marvin Olasky.

MARY REICHARD, HOST: Coming up next, an excerpt from Listening In.

WARREN SMITH, HOST: Boz, first of all, welcome to the program. And what I’d like to ask you to begin with is to ask you to describe GRACE. First of all, what is the organization? What does it stand for—the acronym—and what do y’all do? 

MARY REICHARD, HOST: Coming up next, an excerpt from Listening In. This week, a conversation with Boz Tchividjian. He’s a former prosecutor and now advocates for abuse victims within the church. His ministry teaches the church how to properly respond to abuse.

WARREN SMITH: I’m Warren Smith and today you’re listening in on my conversation with lawyer, author, sexual abuse survivor and activist Rachael Denhollander.

MARY REICHARD, HOST: Next up on The World and Everything in It: an excerpt from Listening In. This week, a conversation with author, lawyer, and activist Rachael Denhollander.She was once a competitive gymnast and coach. Denhollander became a powerful advocate for women and girls abused by Larry Nassar—giving many the courage to come forward with their...

WARREN SMITH: Ross, welcome to the program. You know, you wrote a book gosh, it’s been 12 years ago now.