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Richard C. Lyons, author of Shadows of the Acropolis: Volume II, discusses his book. Shadows of the Acropolis is the second in a series of books chronicling Lyons’ studies of the changes our government has gone through in the past hundred years. People don’t feel as represented as they once have been due to the centralization of the federal sector. Obama’s presidency rapidly accelerated this centralization. Listen to the full interview in the first hour.
Author Scott S. Powell shares little known details about Christopher Columbus. Christopher Columbus gets a bad rap from the left. Columbus never actually set foot in any land that would become the continental United States. The civilizations that Columbus engaged with were downright barbaric. The legacy of Columbus was tainted by some of the choices his crew made against the natives. In reality, Columbus’ discoveries helped bring order to America. Columbus was a Christian evangelist who grew up in a working class family, but his character and self-confidence brought him great success. His religious beliefs were the basis for his ambitions. Listen to the full interview in the second hour.
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