A Harvard professor was recently charged for failing to disclose payments from China, and a long case of similar incidents have emerged that exposed the Chinese regime's programs for #espionage and #subversion. In this episode of Crossroads, Joshua Philipp will give an in-depth look at China's programs for academic subversion, explain how they tie to military and spy operations, and expose the various programs and organizations that direct it.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Sarah Holland and Beth Silvers, authors of “I Think You're Wrong (But I'm Listening): A Guide to Grace-Filled Political Conversations,” about restoring civility when talking about politics.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Rabbi Dov Fischer, Congregational Rabbi of Young Israel of Orange County, about socialism, identity politics, and taking things more lightly. More about Rabbi Dov Fischer at :https://rabbidov.com/

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Mason Musso, singer and songwriter with the band “Metro Station,” about his work, the new punk battle against authoritarianism, standing against censorship, and how to not lose yourself in the noise of the modern world. More on Mason Musso: https://www.facebook.com/mason.musso.75098 

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with actress, filmmaker, and author Sam Sorbo about her work to create Hollywood films that have good values. We discuss the work of her and her husband, Kevin Sorbo; the importance of free speech and free expression; and the importance of raising strong families.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Tom Satterly, author of “All Secure,” and a Delta Force veteran from the “Black Hawk Down” Battle of Mogadishu. We discuss how he recognized the symptoms of PTSD and overcame them, how he learned to transition to civilian life, and his work on helping other veterans struggling with the same issues he once did. More on Tom Satterly at: https://www.tomsatterly.com/ Social Media: FB @AllSecureFountation

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Perry Gauthier , vice president of Capitol Ministries, about the American Revolution, rebellion, and "just war." We look at the American founding fathers and their biblical justification for starting the war for independence, and look at the ideas of whether war and rebellion can be justified when facing tyranny. More about Perry Gauthier: https://capmin.org/ministries/state-capitols/ministry-leaders/nebraska/

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Dr. Meg Meeker, pediatrician and bestselling author of books including “Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters,” about her latest book, “Raising Strong Daughters in a Toxic Culture: 11 Steps to Keep Her Happy, Healthy, and Safe.”

John Guydon, Motivational speaker sits down with Crossroads and talks about how using the race card may be holding people back. He shares some of his own experiences on abandoning race narratives, and how doing so may be the best way forward. 

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Paul Greaney, an anchor with NDT Television, about his recent work doing on-the-ground reporting in Hong Kong. Paul explains what the protests are really about, based on his conversations with protesters, and explains how they went from standing against an extradition law with Mainland China to become a movement opposed to the influence of the Chinese Communist Party, itself.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Ronald Rychlak, co-author of “Disinformation” and Jamie L. Whitten Chair of Law and Government at University of Mississippi, about how disinformation works, how governments and front organizations use it, and how it has already been used to frame issues many of us may be familiar with.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Adrian Norman, freelance journalist and author of new book, “Art of the Steal,” about election fraud in the United States, the many forms it takes, and what can be done to stop it. Adrian's book: The Art of the Steal

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Sam Bakhtiar, Co-Founder of Camp Transformation Center, about achieving the American dream through self-improvement and overcoming hardships. He tells his story of growing up in a warzone, being rejected by other kids in his youth, suffering poverty, divorce, and financial troubles; and how he overcame all of these difficulties to achieve success, become a multi-millionaire, and become a better man.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Edmond Boran, Co-President of the Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation, about his charity work for the children of Marines and members of federal law enforcement who fell in the line of duty.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Richard Graber, President of The Bradley Foundation, about his organization's work in restoring, strengthening, and protecting the institutions that make America great.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Wilhelm Meierling, executive vice president of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) about how his family escaped socialism in Nicaragua; and about the values of free markets, liberty, and limited government.

Orwellian "thought crime" has become a reality in today's society, as have many other forms of censorship and ideological control that he envisioned in his book, "1984." In this episode of Crossroads we continue our Explaining Politics series to explore these tactics and their origins.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Robert Booth, Former Deputy Director of the State Department’s Office of Counterintelligence, about how Chinese spies are working on U.S. payrolls at American embassies. He explains the history of how spies from China and other countries are compromising U.S. Embassies, the problems they are causing, and what can be done to stop it.

We end 2019 with a good interview In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Brian Kolfage, Founder of We Build the Wall https://webuildthewall.us/ about how he raised money online to self-fund the construction of a high-tech border wall. He explains how the program is helping the Trump administration’s efforts to construct the full U.S.-Mexico border wall, some of the innovations they’ve built, and why he believes the efforts are needed.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with @Bill Whittle , a political commentator and online personality at billwhittle.com, about the changes now happening in the Marvel universe, the cultural importance of Marvel, and whether it can survive the social justice push of “woke” culture.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Valentin Schmid, business editor at The Epoch Times, about the Federal Reserve and the issues it brought into the U.S. financial system. We explain boom-bust cycles, fiat currency, fractional reserve banking, the “gold standard,” debt slavery, and how inflation functions as a hidden tax.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Steve “MUDFLAP” McGrew, a stand-up comedian with “The Deplorables” show, about what it’s like being a conservative comedian in today’s political environment, and discuss the impact on comedy from political correctness and today’s oversensitive “snowflake” culture. Hosted by @JoshJPhilipp https://twitter.com/JoshJPhilipp

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with John Tamny, Director of the Center for Economic Freedom at FreedomWorks, about his new book “They’re Both Wrong: A Policy Guide for America’s Frustrated Independent Thinkers.” Tamny explains how partisan politics on both sides of the aisle may have its flaws, and what it means for Americans to be independent. More on John Tamny's work at : http://johntamny.com/

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with @JackPosobiec, journalist at One America News Network, about psyops and how they relate to the Democrat attempt to impeach President Donald Trump, and to what the world is now seeing in the Hong Kong protests.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with John Eidsmoe, author of "Historical and Theological Foundations of Law," about how law developed over the course of history to where it is now.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Eric Mitchell, political commentator and CEO of LifeFlip Media, about Trump impeachment proceedings, political correctness in the NFL and Colin Kaepernick, and Chinese censorship in the NBA.

"If you leave the CCP to its own devices for the next decade, then after ten years you will find yourself to be defenseless, completely at the CCP's mercy”-Alan Leong In this episode of Crossroads, our Hong Kong correspondent Paul Greaney speaks with Alan Leong, chairman of the Hong Kong Civic Party, about the ongoing Hong Kong protests, the problems of socialism in Hong Kong society, and the shifts now taking place in Hong Kong.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Steve Rogers, former Lt. Commander of the United States Navy, and a former member of the FBI National Joint Terrorism Task Force, and currently a member of the Donald J. Trump for President 2020 Campaign Advisory Board, about his new book “Governing the Affairs of the People.”

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Art Harman, president of the Coalition to Save Manned Space Exploration, about his experiences during the fall of the Berlin Wall, how the incidents reflect what’s now taking place in China, and what we can learn from the fight against tyranny.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with KingFace, community leader and Instagram personality, about his own story of personal change and personal improvement, how President Donald Trump has impacted Black communities, and what it means to care about your community. Find KingFace on Instagram : www.instagram.com/kingface_f1/?hl=en On Twitter : https://twitter.com/KingfaceF1

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Mark Jensen, CEO of American Resources Corp., about the American coal and steel industry, and how the political portrayal of the industry may not be accurate.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Vernon Robinson, co-founder of Black Americans to Re-Elect the President, on how Republicans have trouble communicating with black voters, on how Democrat policies have harmed black communities, and on how Trump is representing the interests of black Americans.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Steve Rabb of Liberty Found, and his work of creating "'Hamilton' for conservatives." Through the words and stories of America's founding fathers, he shows the values that America was built on, and explains how America put power in the hands of the people.

Close to 4,500 families fled ISIS in Iraq, after their homes were destroyed by ISIS.Each day 11 Christians are murdered for their faith, and each month 105 churches are burned, vandalized, or destroyed. In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Gerard Abiassaf, vice operation director of St. Rafka Mission of Hope and Mercy, who is working to help these families and tell their stories.

In this episode of Crossroads we discuss with Bruce Porter, author of "Destroying the Shadow Agenda," about spirituality, the nature of Karl Marx, and how historical debates on morality and freedom influence politics today.

A discussion with Jimmy Sengenberger, radio host and public speaker, about where conservatives fail when trying to discuss the free market with millennial.

On this episode of Crossroads we discuss with Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, Founder of the Islamic American Forum for Democracy, on the difference between Islamism and religious Islam, religious liberty versus religious coercion, and on separating religion from government.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Justin Haskins, of the Stopping Socialism project at the Heartland Institute, and author of "Socialism Is Evil". Haskins explains that even if socialism could defy all of history and all of its failed attempts, and actually work, it would still be immoral since the system imposes set beliefs on others under threat of political force, and violates morals, ethics, and individual liberty. He also discusses misconceptions about the "Nordic Model".

The Trump impeachment over Ukraine would never stick, according to Marc Ruskin, a former undercover FBI agent, adjunct professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and author of “The Pretender.” In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Ruskin about the hearings, their legalities, and the unelected government in America’s institutions.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Mike Rowe, former host of Dirty Jobs, about his new book, “The Way I Heard It.” We discuss his work, his inspiration, and how he has made heroes of common men, and common men out of celebrities.

As a former student leader who stood for democracy in China ahead of the Tiananmen Square Massacre, Fu now stands up for religious liberties and human rights in China. He explains how the Chinese Communist Party tries to control anything without complete loyalty to communist party ideology, and explains how as a House Christian he started China Aid to advance religious freedom and rule of law for all people of all faiths in China, and how people of different faiths are standing together against persecution.

Nadine Maenza, the commissioner of the United States Commission On International Religious Freedom, joins us on this episode of Crossroads to discuss religious persecution around the world, how various regimes persecute religious faith, and what's being done to stop these persecutions.

What began as an organization to fight against human trafficking abroad, and to rescue people who had been trafficked, soon turned its sights domestically to stop human trafficking within the United States. In this episode of Crossroads, we speak with Jim Weber, President of Global Connection International, who explains how human trafficking takes place in America, even in affluent communities, and how his organization is working to stop it.

Former U.S. Navy Chaplain and elected official Gordon Kingenschmitt tells his story in this episode of Crossroads about how, as a Navy Chaplin, he was told he could not pray in Jesus' name outside the church. After seeing this military policy, he decided to openly defy it in order to stand up for his religious rights. This cost him dearly, in terms of material interest, but his actions changed the law and defended the religious liberties of himself and others.

In a stand for empowering women and minorities, Antonia Okafur started EmPOWERed to promote second amendment rights and concealed carry on college campuses. In this episode of Crossroads, we speak with Okafor about her beliefs that gun rights are necessary to empower women and minorities.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Bill Whittle, a political commentator and YouTube host, about the upcoming Star Wars film, “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” It may be the final nail in the coffin of a once-great series that took a hard turn into politics. We discuss the significance of Star Wars, where it went wrong, and how the politicization of entertainment is causing an uprising among the fans.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak with Gen. (Ret.) Robert Spalding about his new book “Stealth War” and the unseen war that China is waging against the United States. Spalding is a Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute, is a retired Brigadier General in the US Air Force, and was as the Special Assistant to the Air Force vice chief of staff.

In this episode of Crossroads we speak via Skype with Trevor Loudon, author, filmmaker and speaker, about the issue of masculine love, and the need in today’s world for good men.