How did life come into being? Host Eric Metaxas sits down with the world’s leading nano-scientist, Dr. James Tour, to discuss how much science can really tell us in regards to how life started, and much more.

On the eve of his 59th wedding anniversary, the tenth man to walk on the Moon, astronaut Charlie Duke is interviewed by Eric Metaxas for a special Socrates in the City event commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 16 Moon landing.

Eric Metaxas and Andrew Klavan sit down for a conversation on the great English Romantics, particularly in regards to faith and culture, and discuss their own coming to faith journeys, higher education, the French Revolution, and much more.

All the way from Paris, Dr. David Berlinski joins host Eric Metaxas for an exclusive interview on Berlinski’s enigmatic masterpiece, Human Nature.

Author and speaker — and great-great grandson of Arthur Guinness, the Dublin brewer — Os Guinness and Socrates in the City host Eric Metaxas discuss the books The Magna Carta of Humanity and Zero Dark America.

Acclaimed author and scholar, Eugenia Constantinou, sits down with Eric Metaxas to discuss her book The Crucifixion of the King of Glory, a breathtaking multi-disciplinary masterpiece.

In this sobering interview, Yeonmi Park joins host Eric Metaxas to detail her escape from starvation and destitution in North Korea, to slavery in China, to seeking freedom in South Korea by way of the frozen Gobi Desert. The conversation then moves to Ms. Park’s time at Columbia University and what it shares with the North Korean dictatorship.

From the Battle of Brooklyn in 1776, to the California Gold Rush, to the Guano Islands Act of 1856, Socrates in the City guest Michael Medved and host Eric Metaxas discuss the idea that America’s existence and expansion has been divinely devised.