Ask Me Anything! (Encore)

The Eric Metaxas Show

Metaxas Media

Religion & Spirituality

4.7 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 16 February 2021

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Eric answers 20 different questions from 20 different listeners in this special Facebook Live and YouTube Live presentation of "Ask Me Anything!" (Encore Presentation)

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0:00.0	Folks, you're listening to Ask Me Anything.
0:15.1	It's the Arkham Taxi Show, but we're playing what I did the other night.
0:18.8	It was a live thing on YouTube and Facebook.
0:21.2	Ask Me Anything.
0:22.3	People ask me questions.
0:23.6	Here it is.
0:24.5	Well, good evening, everybody.
0:26.2	And welcome to the first ever Salem, Ask Me Anything event.
0:31.7	And we decided to do this series of events called Ask Me Anything because we know that our
0:37.0	listeners love to have
0:38.3	a one-on-one opportunity, and they never do get it. Usually, you're calling in, or maybe you're at
0:44.7	an event with thousands of people, but tonight we have 20 people that have chosen to pay a little
0:51.4	extra money and get a chance to be one-on-one with our first host,
0:56.7	Eric Metaxus.
0:58.1	Well, first of all, thank you for having me.
1:00.5	And thank you, Phil Boyce, for discovering me.
1:02.8	I was a nobody until you put your finger on me.
1:05.8	And you said, you, you, yes, you.
1:08.3	I want to make you a star.
1:10.4	Eric, your subtitle is a search for the meaning of life.
1:16.4	That's a big assignment for one thing.
1:18.3	Well, searching for the meaning of life is not a big assignment.
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