Eric Metaxas, Paul Anleitner

Eric Metaxas and Paul Anleitner: What is the Meaning of Life?

For decades, Western culture has asked, "What is my purpose?" Many have been told that meaning is subjective, truth is relative, and every grand narrative should be questioned. Yet in...

Eric Metaxas, Peter Frankopan

Eric Metaxas and Peter Frankopan: Why Was Columbus Sailing West?

What if the story of the world has been told from the wrong starting point? In this episode of Socrates in the Studio, Eric Metaxas sits down with historian Peter...

Andrew Roberts, Eric Metaxas

Eric Metaxas and Andrew Roberts: Did the Founders Lie About King George III?

What if history's most influential figures have been misunderstood? In this special Fourth of July episode of The Revolution, Lord Andrew Roberts, Baron of Belgravia—renowned historian, professor, and bestselling biographer—joins...

Eric Metaxas, Os Guinness

Eric Metaxas and Os Guinness: Can Freedom Survive without Faith?

Are we the heirs of Athens, Rome, and Jerusalem—or more precisely, Athens, Rome, and the Burning Bush of the desert? In this episode of The Revolution, Socrates in the City host...

Eric Metaxas, Mark Skousen

Eric Metaxas and Mark Skousen: What Turned Benjamin Franklin Into a Revolutionary?

In this episode of The Revolution, Socrates in the City host Eric Metaxas is joined by author and descendant of Benjamin Franklin, Mark Skousen, to discuss the fascinating history of...

Eric Metaxas

Eric Metaxas: What is the Meaning of America?

What does America mean, and what ideas gave rise to the greatest experiment in self-government the world has ever known? At the official release party for "REVOLUTION: The Birth of...

Eric Metaxas, Ira Stoll

Eric Metaxas and Ira Stoll: This Founding Father Defies Leftist Narratives

In this episode of The Revolution, host Eric Metaxas is joined by Ira Stoll, author of Samuel Adams: A Life, as they explore the enduring legacy of Samuel Adams, the...

Eric Metaxas, Nathaniel Philbrick

Eric Metaxas and Nathaniel Philbrick: Washington and Arnold, Honor and Betrayal in the Revolutionary War

How did George Washington become the indispensable leader of the American Revolution? In this episode of The Revolution, bestselling historian Nathaniel Philbrick joins Socrates in the City host Eric Metaxas...

Mary Harrington, Spencer Klavan

Spencer Klavan and Mary Harrington: The West is Having a Crisis (Actually, Five)

In this episode of Socrates Dialogues with Mary Harrington, Harrington is joined by author and professor Spencer Klavan to explore the enduring conversation between Athens and Jerusalem, asking what Plato...

Eric Metaxas, Jonathan Turley

Eric Metaxas and Jonathan Turley: Rage and the Republic

Why do most revolutions collapse into chaos, tyranny, or bloodshed, while the American Revolution produced one of the most enduring republics in history? In this episode of The Revolution, Socrates...

Eric Metaxas, Jan Jekielek

Eric Metaxas and Jan Jekielek: Killed to Order: China’s Organ Harvesting Industry

In this Socrates in the Studio conversation, host Eric Metaxas is joined by author and editor of The Epoch Times, Jan Jekielek, to discuss his new book, Killed to Order:...

Eric Metaxas, Peter Kreeft

Eric Metaxas and Peter Kreeft: Atheism’s Greatest Argument Against God

In this profound and deeply personal episode of Socrates in the Studio, Eric Metaxas sits down with renowned philosopher, professor, and bestselling author Peter Kreeft to wrestle with one of...

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