The Bill Walton Show: Episode 15 — Bill gets a briefing from George Gilder, who predicted the smart phone and a whole lot more… back in the 1980’s. Hance Haney also joins the conversation to discuss his work lobbying the FCC. Transcript I’m here today with George Gilder, my friend, and founder of Discovery Institute. George is the author of Read More ›
“You Need To Know Who You Are To Begin With” – Michael Medved conducts a wide-ranging conversation with Yale polymath and computer scientist David Gelernter on science as an “international bully,” the mystery of consciousness, and the failure of universities, including Gelernter’s own, to tell students who they are.
The March for Science is back. It’s this Saturday, April 14, in Washington, DC, and at various satellite locations. Given that, nothing could be timelier than a conversation between Jay Richards and Michael Medved about when it’s permissible to doubt a scientific “consensus.” Dr. Richards outlines several giveaways or tells – signs that something fishy, other than objective science, is Read More ›
In a beautiful and highly moving conversation, screenwriter Randall Wallace talks with host Michael Medved about storytelling, opening unexpected windows onto the depths and the source of faith.
If life in the universe is singular, if we’re it and there is no other life, whether intelligent or otherwise, what’s the bad news about that, and what’s the good news? Be sure to watch more episodes of Great Minds with Michael Medved at https://mindswithmedved.com/.
If life in the universe is singular, if we’re it and there is no other life, whether intelligent or otherwise, what’s the bad news about that, and what’s the good news? Be sure to watch more episodes of Great Minds with Michael Medved at https://mindswithmedved.com/.
On this episode of Great Minds with Michael Medved, Dr. Meyer, a philosopher of science, talks with Mr. Medved about the reasons that life’s origin does not seem amenable to materialist explanations, and why human technology falls so far short of being able to synthesize it. That’s one focus of a really interesting conversation. For more like this and to Read More ›
And now for something completely different. Great Minds with Michael Medved, produced by Discovery Institute, launches today, and the first episode pays off on our promise that these podcasts will be something new, important, and exciting. Our host, a Discovery Institute Senior Fellow, is best known for his daily syndicated radio program with 4+ million listeners. Here, Michael spends twenty minutes Read More ›
The author of The Devil’s Delusion, Dr. David Berlinski is an urban scholar with a withering wit to delight and entertain while defending religious thought against a movement of intolerance which now includes much of the scientific elite. David Berlinski proceeds reasonably and calmly to challenge recent scientific theorizing and to expose the unreason from which it presumes to criticize Read More ›
A vacuous yet often heard objection to intelligent design decries ID as a “God of the gaps” argument. Here, Stephen Meyer requires less than three minutes to show that the complaint rests on a failure to understand a basic feature of the theory of ID. For more on this see the “God of the gaps” archive at Evolution News. Related Read More ›