FL News Podcasts

FL News: Combatting the High Cost of College

10.28.11 | Bob Price

Paul Celluch with College Assistance Plus in Honeoye Falls talks about why college is so expensive and why it's such a bad idea for the IRS to oversee the federal student loan industry starting in 2014.

Inside Out 223: Prayer and Singles

10.26.11 | Martha Manikas-Foster

Author and blogger Anna Broadway talks with Martha about prayer and singleness. She's the author of the her.meneutics blog post “Why I No Longer Pray for a Husband” and the 2008 book Sexless in the City.

FL News: Soldier Photography

10.21.11 | Sarah Harnisch

Turning misfortune into fortune.... A photographer in Smithboro is doing free 1-hour photo sessions for soldiers right in the heart of the area of New York devastated by Tropical Storm Lee. Valerie Cartwright's story is even more spectacular when you consider that she is also a flood victim. She ...

FL News: The Death of Moammar Ghadaffi

10.20.11 | Bob Price

Bible Scholars are reacting to the death of Col. Ghadaffi and what this means to the broader Middle-East.

Inside Out 222: Urban Ministry

10.19.11 | Martha Manikas-Foster

Jesus calls His people to the inner city, according to Dr. Charles Massey, Buffalo resident, Houghton College professor, coordinator of the college’s Office of Urban Connections, and our guest on Inside Out.

FL News: A Missionary Couple to Africa

10.17.11 | Bob Price

Family Life's Bob Price is spotlighting missions. He's talking to a missionary couple that is going to Africa to reach a people group in one of the most unique nations on the planet.

FL News: Compass Care - Helping to promote Life in Rochester, NY

10.10.11 | Bob Price

Compass-care is a pregnancy resource center in Rochester New York that is helping to make abortion more rare through counseling, ultra-sound technology, and a fully-staffed nursing unit. Ceo Jim Harden talks to our own Bob Price about what makes their approach to the pro-life cause, unique, and so ...

TLI: Last In, First Out

10.06.11 | Cecil Van Houten

Dr. Kerr and Cecil discuss the policy of “last in, first out” in New York and Pennsylvania, which often allows teachers with more tenure to remain when budgets need to be cut, even though their performance may be substandard compared with newer teachers who are hired and who are the first to ...

Inside out 220: Religion in the News

10.05.11 | Martha Manikas-Foster

Journalist, religion columnist, author and blogger Terry Mattingly talks about how mainstream news coverage does---or doesn’t---get it right when it comes to religion.

FL News: The Threat posed by a Nuclear Iran

10.04.11 | Bob Price

Lt. General Jerry Boykin is one of the original members of Delta force and served in the army for nearly 4 decades. Today's he's an ordained minister and speaks to family life news about the threats posed by a nuclear Iran. Boykin brings these threats to life in a new spy novel he just authored.