The von Helms Show
The von Helms Show
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In addition to being a leading voice in academic, secular, and religious settings, Dr. Todd von Helms hosts The von Helms Show, which provides a broad audience opportunities to experience deep conversations about what is most important in life. At a time when polarization and despair permeate many parts of society, these conversations provide a sense of belonging and remind us that civil discourse, critical thinking, and unity are necessary and possible.
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The show explores themes of faith, social issues, and moral philosophy with episodes dedicated to topics such as the nature of the Higgs Boson, the historical context of angels and demons, and lessons from figures like Martin Luther King Jr. Each episode fosters critical thinking and civil discourse around contemporary societal challenges.
In addition to being a leading voice in academic, secular, and religious settings, Dr. Todd von Helms hosts The von Helms Show, which provides a broad audience opportunities to experience deep conversations about what is most important in life. At a time when polarization and despair permeate many parts of society, these conversations provide a sense of belonging and remind us that civil discourse, critical thinking, and unity are necessary and possible.
Who is Peggy Wehmeyer? She was the first full-time religion correspondent for a major news network in the United States. Her captivating reporting in the 1980s and 1990s garnered the attention of renown journalist Peter Jennings of ABC News, who invited Peggy to join the network. For many years, award winning journalist Peggy Wehmeyer reported on the most pressing religious issues and news of the day, including sit down interviews to discuss religion with President Bill Clinton, President George W. Bush, and Muhammad Ali. In this episode Peggy discusses her bizarre upbringing, faith journey, and how she became one of the most beloved reporters in the country. Today, Peggy writes popular op-ed columns for the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Dallas Morning News.
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