Welcome to the Eric Metaxus show with your host, Eric Metaxus.

Good morning. Alvin and Chris, it's morning where we are. We're pre-tiping this.

But we have two wonderful guests today.

Senator Jim DeMint has written a novel, a novel.

It's called Satan's Dare.

We're talking to him.

We're also talking today to Dr. Nicole Sapphire.

She's, I've seen her on Fox News, but medical doctor who talks about some of the questions that I've had about the whole COVID narrative.

It's absolutely fascinating. But I will, we'll save that. We'll save that. We have a lot of amazing guests coming

up really soon. Let me think here. Mickey Robinson, actually, before we get to that, Kathy

Ireland, a lot of people know Kathy Ireland. She was a very famous sports illustrated model. A woman of

amazing faith who has created a media or I should say a business empire. She's going to be on the

program next week. Adam Carolla. How did we get Adam Carolla? What is he working on that he's

coming up? He's got a brand new project he's going to talk about. So you've got to tune in to find out.

But Adam is always a delight. He's a lot of fun.

At the Ireland, but I don't want to forget this.

Yesterday in the studio, we were back in the studio and we interviewed a number of extraordinary guests, Vody, no, Vody, I can never pronounce it correctly, Voddy Bacom. He is a black American who is living with his family in Zambia. He is a theologian. He's an amazing person. He's written all these books, but he has written a book

called Fault Lines, Fault Lines, that is about how evangelicalism is staggering into the world of, you know,

woke thinking. And he talks about social justice and all that stuff. But oh my gosh, you know, woke thinking. And he talks about social justice and all that stuff.

But, oh, my gosh, you know, he's a really brilliant theologian and writer.

And we recorded it yesterday.

And I just have to say the book is called Fault Lines.

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