Free Speech Apocalyspe and Universities gone mad

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Rev. Douglas Wilson joins Jonathon Van Maren to discuss the state of free speech, the endgame of the Left, and the insanity of today’s campus culture.

By Jonathon Van Maren December 3, 2015 Leave a comment

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I wish mainstream media ‘journalists’ actually knew enough about abortion to ask questions like Jonathon Van Maren.

Ryan Bomberger
I wish every interview I did had questions that were this good and thoughtful. You really do inspire someone to think hard when you ask real questions.

Frank Schaeffer
When Jonathon Van Maren invited me on his show, I figured he was in his 60s. I was shocked during the course of our interview, when he said that he was only 27. I don’t know anyone in their twenties who is that wise! I predict great things from him.

Wendy Shalit
Tired of the usual sound-byte treatment of complicated and contentious issues by the mainstream media? Want to go a bit deeper?

The Bridgehead is one of the best places to turn for thoughtful cultural engagement from a Christian perspective. It is a treasure trove of in-depth interviews with the people and ideas you might not always know, but which often frame the key social and political issues of our day.

Jonathon Van Maren goes beyond contemporary politics and its talking points: he gives fulsome interviews of experts and commentators that allow them to explain the historical background and context of these debates for his listeners.

If your time is precious to you, but you really need to know more about the issues forming our present culture to know how to respond with integrity – and you do – this is a great place to go.

Dr. Scott Masson
Being a guest on Jonathan’s radio talk show–“The Bridgehead,” Toronto, Canada–was both a pleasure and an enlightenment. His astute historical backdrops, insightful commentary, and thought-provoking questions and inquiry propelled the educational sessions I had with him with great speed, while rewarding the listeners with invaluable information that could positively change one’s life forever. Later accessed via YouTube, I was then afforded the opportunity to witness the stimulating passion and commitment of the interviewer and the interviewed, indeed, a perfect match.

Dr. Clenora Hudson Weems
I was interviewed at some length last year by Jonathon Van Maren and was deeply impressed by two things: One was the extraordinary competence of his questioning. He knew and had obviously thought deeply of all the range of issues and ideas we discussed. The other was the ability of the crew who produced the program. Though they were all people under 30, they exhibited skills well beyond their years. All round, it was a pleasurable experience.

Ted Byfield

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