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We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

I'm Emily Doshinsky, culture editor here at the Federalist.

As always, you can email the show at radioatthethederalist.com, follow us on Twitter at FDR LST.

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as well. Today we're joined by author Gregory Cokal. He has a new book out. It's actually a sequel

to another book. It's called Street Smarts, using answers, using questions to answer

Christianity's toughest questions. He represents the organization. Stand to reason.

Gregory, thank you for joining the show. Emily is fine. If you let me call you,

I'll let you call me Greg. Okay, great. Sounds like a deal to me. Where can people, by the way,

find A, the book, and B, working to find more information about stand-to-reason?

Well, stand-to-reason is the organization I represent. The acronym is STR, and so the website

is STR.ORG, and they can get the book there, or they can also get the book on Amazon. Of course,

very easy. It's easier to find it by my last name because there's more. If you could just type in

Street Smarts, you're going to get Kung Fu things, you know, MMA stuff. My last name is spelled K-O-U-K-L,

K-O-U-K-L, and then both of the books, Tactics, which is the prequel, and Street Smarts,

which is the sequel, and they all kind of cover the same ground. Well, I should say they are related

in the same way, but they cover different ground. One is kind of more advanced than the other,

and incidentally, we'll talk about the Street Smarts. That's the main focus of our conversation

today, but folks do not need to have red tactics to be able to benefit from Street Smarts,

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