Hour 2: Spider-Man & Modern Loneliness | Dr. Mark Evans on Cultural Conservation

In our second hour we examine the record-breaking success of Spider-Man: Brand New Day and how its story of a forgotten, isolated hero illuminates loneliness in modern life. Drawing on insights from Surgeon General Vivek Murthy and psychologist Pauline Boss, we explore why this emotionally resonant superhero tale has connected so powerfully with audiences worldwide. The show closes with an interview featuring Dr. Mark Evans, a composer, conductor, author, and founder of the Cultural Conservation foundation. Based in North Carolina, he hosts the television program Mark! My Words and has written definitive books on film scoring (including Soundtrack: The Music of the Movies) as well as cultural renewal. Through his foundation, he works to preserve America’s cultural heritage—music, language, history, and the arts—with the same care devoted to natural resources, promoting self-education to counter cultural decline.

Hour 2: Hong’s Progressive Upset in Wisconsin | Christian Briggs on Hard Assets

Monday, August 17

Hour 1: NBA Vets Declare for the WNBA Draft | Michael LeBlanc on What If Anger Is the Answer?

Monday, August 17

Hour 1: Lincoln Reflecting Pool Fiasco | Dr. K. Alan Stokes on Continuing Covenant

Monday, August 17