Dr. Bruce Prescott's 11-08-09 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Razi Hashmi, Executive Director of the Oklahoma Chapter of the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR-OK).  We talk about the reaction of the Muslim-American community to the recent shootings at Fort Hood.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 10-4-09 "Religious Talk" radio broadcast.  I read and comment on Neal Gabler's outstanding Op-Ed on "Religion as Politics" and then talk about Baptists, Liberty of Conscience, and the need for a passionate progressive faith.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 9-13-09 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Nandu Dayanand, pastor of Faith Baptist Church in Hyderabad, India.  We talk about the work his congregation is doing among the Banjara Gypsys, the Koya Tribe, the Kondadora people, and those infected with HIV/AIDS.  We also talk about his relationship with Cooperative Baptist Fellowship churches in the United States.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 7-29-09 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Dr. Cecil Sherman.  We talk about his autobiography "By My Own Reckoning," about his pastorate in Ashville, N.C., about the takeover of the Southern Baptist Convention and the "peace committee" of the SBC, and about his work as the first Coordinator of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 7-12-09 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Melissa Rogers, Director of Wake Forest University School of Divinity Center for Religion and Public Affairs.  We talk about the judicial record of Supreme Court nominee Sonya Sotomayor regarding church-state issues, about her work on President Obama's advisory council on Faith-based and Community Partnerships, and her work at Wake Forest University.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 7-5-09 "Religious Talk" radio program.  As a corrective to Oklahoma State Representative Sally Kern's "Proclamation for Theocracy" and Hobby Lobby's full-page newspaper advertisements for Christian Nationalism, Dr. Prescott recites James Madison's "Memorial and Remonstrance" in its entirety.  Madison was the author of the U.S. Constitution and the author of the Bill of Rights and the First Amendment.  His "Memorial and Remonstrance" (1785) is the definitive document for understanding the original intention of the framer of the U.S. Constitution regarding relations between church and state.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 6-21-09 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Dr. Timothy Eaton, President of Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College in Moore, Oklahoma.  We talk about the history of Free Will Baptists, about Hillsdale College, and about the New Baptist Covenant Regional meeting (NBCMW) that will be held in Norman, Oklahoma on August 6-7.  Dr. Eaton will be a panelist discussing the documentary film "Beneath the Skin:  Baptists and Racism" at the NBCMW meeting.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 5-24-09 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Dr. Mike Pontious, Professor in the Department of Family and Preventative Medicine at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, Program Director for OU/Enid Family Medicine and Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of the Oklahoma State Medical Association.  We talk about proposals and possibilities for health care reform and the need for universal health-care coverage.

Excerpts from Dr. Bruce Prescott's 6-4-2000 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Jim Wallis.  We talk about his book Faith Works and about the need for a "living wage."

Excerpts from Dr. Bruce Prescott's 9-2-02 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Dr. Slayden Yarbrough, Retired Professor Emeritus of Religion from Oklahoma Baptist University.  We talk about the restructuring of the Southern Baptist Convention and the elimination of the Southern Baptist Historical Commission, about the Baptist History and Heritage Society, about the 2000 Baptist Faith and Message and about Dr. Yarbrough's book Southern Baptists:  A Historical, Ecclesiological, and Theological Heritage of a Confessional People.