Dr. Bruce Prescott's 11-23-08 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Joann Bell.   An extensive talk about her experiences as a Plaintiff in a civil liberties lawsuit against the Little Axe Independent School District in the early 1980's.

Brief excerpt (90 seconds) from a radio interview with Jo Ann Bell, Executive Director of the Oklahoma office of the ACLU.  Jo Ann talks about her First Amendment complaint against Little Axe ISD in the mid 1980's. 

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 9-21-08 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Dr. John Imbler, Executive Vice President and Associate Professor of Christianity and Disciples Studies at Phillips Theological Seminary.  We talk about ecumenism, about the faculty and history of Phillips Seminary, about the opening of an extension of the seminary at the United Ministry Center in Norman, and about recent developments in the way men and women are being prepared for ministry.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 9-14-08 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Poet Nathan Brown.  We discuss his recent book of poetry "Not Exactly Job"

Will Prescott's report about the Knowlege is Power Program (KIPP) in Oklahoma City.

Susan Pace Hamill's 6-19-08 speech at the Baptist Center for Ethics luncheon in Memphis.  Hamill discusses the regressive systems of taxation that are an inordinate, unbiblical and unethical burden on the poor.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 6-22-08 "Religious Talk" radio program.  I talk about plans for the New Baptist Covenant Midwest Region Meeting, about the ADF's challenge to the IRS encouraging ministers to endorse candidates from the pulpit, and about the effect that American and Israeli sabre rattling against Iran is having on the price of oil.

Listeners are encouraged to contact their Congressional Representatives to oppose House Resolution 362 authorizing a land, sea and air blockade of Iran.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 6-1-08 "Religious Talk" radio interview of Petroleum Geologist Bob Stephenson.  We talk about "peak oil," the current oil crisis, the possibility of radical changes in life as oil supplies decline, and the need to immediately begin developing a variety of sources of alternative energy.

Will Prescott's 5-25-08 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Russell Evans and Kyle Dean of the Economic Impact Group of Edmond, OK.  Oklahoma has one of the most stringent immigrant laws in the nation.  Evans and Dean were commissioned by the Oklahoma Bankers Association to determine the economic impact of Oklahoma's anti-immigrant legislation.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 5-11-08 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Dr. David Blatt, Director of Policy for the Oklahoma Policy Institute.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 4-27-08 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Tammy Snively about the challenges facing families who have children with autism.  Tammy's son, Jake (pictured above with Todd and Tammy and Emily), has been in therapy for autism for about 18 months.  The picture was taken about six months before his treatments began.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 3-30-08 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Dr. Barbara Forrest, Professor of Philosophy at Southeast Louisiana College.  We talk about her book "Creationism's Trojan Horse," her testimony in the Intelligent Design trial at Dover, Pa.   We pay special attention to the relation of Southern Baptists to the wedge strategy.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 3-9-08 "Religious Talk" radio interview with investigative journalist Sarah Posner who writes the weekly column "The FundamentaList" for the American Prospect Online.  We talk about her new book "God's Profits:  Faith, Fraud and the Republican Crusade for Values Voters."

Dr. Bruce Prescott interviewed by Rick MacInnes Rae of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for his 2-11-08 Dispatches radio program.  Prescott talks with Rae about the significance of the 2008 Celebration of a New Baptist Covenant.

Dr. Bruce Prescott 3-2-08 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Dena Sher, State Legislative Counsel for Americans United for Separation of Church and State.  We talk about the so-called "Religious Viewpoints Anti-Discrimination Act" that was adopted as 2007 Texas House Bill 3678 last year.  Last week an identical bill passed the House Education Committee in Oklahoma as the 2008 Oklahoma House Bill 2211.  This legislation would more aptly be labelled "An Act Securing a Captive Audience for Public School Prayers and Devotions."

Will Prescott's 2-3-08 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Dr. Bill Martin, Emeritus Professor of Religion and Public Policy at Rice University and Senior Fellow for Religion and Public Policy at the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy at Rice.  Will and Dr. Martin use the typology in James W. Fowlers' book Stages of Faith to talk about the critical reflection upon faith that is brought about by the study of sociology of religion.

Walter Shurden's speech on the historic significance of the New Baptist Covenant.  Spoken at the Mainstream Baptist Network Breakfast at the Downtown Sheraton Hotel in Atlanta on February 1, 2008.

Two minute excerpt from Dr. William Shaw's sermon at the Celebration of a New Baptist Covenant in Atlanta on January 30, 2008.  The excerpt comes as he recounts the story of the woman taken in adultery and brought to Jesus.

Rick Scarborough's Christian Nationalist altar call at First Baptist Church of Moore, Oklahoma on January 27, 2008.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 1-27-08 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Ben Cole, Associate Pastor of Great Commission Discipleship at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Enid, Oklahoma.  Ben is a key leader among the young Southern Baptist bloggers who are making waves within the SBC.  We talk about SBC bloggers, about their role in the election of Frank Page as President of the SBC, about their meeting with Jimmy Carter last April, about the New Baptist Covenant, and about the nomination of Al Mohler to be President of the SBC.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 12-9-07 "Religious Talk" radio program discussion of Mitt Romney's religion speech.

Dr. Bruce Prescott's 12-2-07 "Religious Talk" radio interview with Bill Underwood, President of Mercer University.  We talk about Mercer University, McAfee School of Theology, the Center for Baptist Studies, and the Celebration of a New Baptist Covenant.