The Vipp Jaswal Report

Our guest is not feeling very happy about the latest Supreme Court ruling regarding same-sex marriage. He feels that the ruling is a significant setback for Americans who believe in the Constitution, rule of law, and marriage itself which according to him is, and should only be, a union of one man and one woman. His name is Ryan Anderson and he's a Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation. He is the author of the new book called 'Truth Overruled: The Future of Marriage and Religious Freedom'. Ryan explains his definition of marriage, and why changing it redefines marriage. In the process he also believes that the Supreme Court got it wrong. He claims that this is a prime example of 'judicial activism'. Take a listen and make up your own mind:

Our guest is not feeling very happy about the latest Supreme Court ruling regarding same-sex marriage. He feels that the ruling is a significant setback for Americans who believe in the Constitution, rule of law, and marriage itself which according to him is, and should only be, a union of one man and one woman. His name is Ryan Anderson and he’s a Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation. He is the author of the new book called ‘Truth Overruled: The Future of Marriage and Religious Freedom’. Ryan explains his definition of marriage, and why changing it redefines marriage. In the process he also believes that the Supreme Court got it wrong. He claims that this is a prime example of ‘judicial activism’. Take a listen and make up your own mind:

Apparently, homosexuality is found in over 400 species of life - but homophobia is only found in one. With the Supreme Court ruling in favor of gay marriage there has been a significant out pour of opinion - both in favor of it and those who are against it. Our guest today gives us a deeper insight into what it means to be a gay human being, a gay spouse, a gay follower of God and a gay parent - only because he is all four of them. Pastor Randy Eddy McCain from the Open Door Community Church in North Little Rock, Arkansas gives us an insight into the world of being gay. I ask him if gays have hijacked the word 'marriage', and now that gays can marry - does that mean incestual relationships also deserve the same right? There was a large level of support from the heterosexual community of the Supreme Court ruling, but when I asked if these very parents had any objection to their children being in same-sex relationships, I was met with a loud silence. And of course, no show is complete without some of my crazy questions such as: Who is the real man in the marriage? Who does the dishes? Who wears the real pants in the house? Who cries more? Whose surname is taken after wedlock? Randy tolerates me like never before.

Apparently, homosexuality is found in over 400 species of life – but homophobia is only found in one. With the Supreme Court ruling in favor of gay marriage there has been a significant out pour of opinion – both in favor of it and those who are against it. Our guest today gives us a deeper insight into what it means to be a gay human being, a gay spouse, a gay follower of God and a gay parent – only because he is all four of them. Pastor Randy Eddy McCain from the Open Door Community Church in North Little Rock, Arkansas gives us an insight into the world of being gay. I ask him if gays have hijacked the word ‘marriage’, and now that gays can marry – does that mean incestual relationships also deserve the same right? There was a large level of support from the heterosexual community of the Supreme Court ruling, but when I asked if these very parents had any objection to their children being in same-sex relationships, I was met with a loud silence. And of course, no show is complete without some of my crazy questions such as: Who is the real man in the marriage? Who does the dishes? Who wears the real pants in the house? Who cries more? Whose surname is taken after wedlock? Randy tolerates me like never before.

I have to be honest that when this topic reached my desk, I didn't give it much attention - simply because I thought it would be a boring one. But the more I looked into it, the more mystery and intrigue there was to uncover. According to some, stem cell therapy could be the next big thing in the world of medicine and can play a major role in beauty and health, once it becomes fully approved by the FDA. Athletes like Peyton Manning, Chris Johnson and hundreds of football players turn to stem cell therapy to assist in their recovery. But the big concern is that it is still a controversial treatment. If things go wrong, they can go horribly wrong. To unravel the mysteries of stem cell therapy, our guest is Dr. Joshua Hare, the founding director of the Interdisciplinary Stem Cell Institute at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. On this show we break down Stem Cell Therapy so that you don't have to! Take a listen:

I have to be honest that when this topic reached my desk, I didn’t give it much attention – simply because I thought it would be a boring one. But the more I looked into it, the more mystery and intrigue there was to uncover. According to some, stem cell therapy could be the next big thing in the world of medicine and can play a major role in beauty and health, once it becomes fully approved by the FDA. Athletes like Peyton Manning, Chris Johnson and hundreds of football players turn to stem cell therapy to assist in their recovery. But the big concern is that it is still a controversial treatment. If things go wrong, they can go horribly wrong. To unravel the mysteries of stem cell therapy, our guest is Dr. Joshua Hare, the founding director of the Interdisciplinary Stem Cell Institute at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. On this show we break down Stem Cell Therapy so that you don’t have to! Take a listen:

The US Army now allows tattoos but they take a time out for turbans....interesting. Self-expression is allowed but self-identification is a cause for deliberation. This show will leave you with a mixed bag of emotions. Its about an American Sikh patriot trying to join the US Army but he was initially prevented from doing so because he wears a turban out of respect for his religion. He had to sue the US Army in order to defend his country and defend his faith. He gives us many reasons to be inspired. He gives us many reasons to celebrate. But if you step back and take another look, what he had to go thru was not inspiring. His success comes from a system that still fails us. His joy comes from a state of affairs that is still sad. While everyone celebrates his victory the underlying problems still exist. This is a story of a battle that has been won but where the war still wages on. We must ask ourselves if we want America's military to look like America then what does an American look like?

The US Army now allows tattoos but they take a time out for turbans….interesting. Self-expression is allowed but self-identification is a cause for deliberation. This show will leave you with a mixed bag of emotions. Its about an American Sikh patriot trying to join the US Army but he was initially prevented from doing so because he wears a turban out of respect for his religion. He had to sue the US Army in order to defend his country and defend his faith. He gives us many reasons to be inspired. He gives us many reasons to celebrate. But if you step back and take another look, what he had to go thru was not inspiring. His success comes from a system that still fails us. His joy comes from a state of affairs that is still sad. While everyone celebrates his victory the underlying problems still exist. This is a story of a battle that has been won but where the war still wages on. We must ask ourselves if we want America’s military to look like America then what does an American look like?

Peter Kiernan is a Wall Street veteran and author of the New York Times best-selling book called Becoming China's Bitch. He talks about America's challenge with China, if Americans are qualified enough to work, and most of all, he shares his thoughts on how to create jobs for Americans that will help our country reclaim the mojo we once had. No rhetoric just solutions - take a listen:

Peter Kiernan is a Wall Street veteran and author of the New York Times best-selling book called Becoming China’s Bitch. He talks about America’s challenge with China, if Americans are qualified enough to work, and most of all, he shares his thoughts on how to create jobs for Americans that will help our country reclaim the mojo we once had. No rhetoric just solutions – take a listen:

The annual dilemma all parents face - summer is here, kids are here but now what? Rethink everything you know about summer camps and summer vacations because my guest is Darby Fox, a family expert who explains what we need to do right and what we are doing wrong with our kids. Listen in and find out how to give your kids their best summer ever!

The annual dilemma all parents face – summer is here, kids are here but now what? Rethink everything you know about summer camps and summer vacations because my guest is Darby Fox, a family expert who explains what we need to do right and what we are doing wrong with our kids. Listen in and find out how to give your kids their best summer ever!

It's a story of a child running away from an allegedly violent and oppressive Muslim home into the arms of Christ.  An amazing story, but do you believe it? Take a listen:

It’s a story of a child running away from an allegedly violent and oppressive Muslim home into the arms of Christ.  An amazing story, but do you believe it? Take a listen:

Is Islam a religion or a violent, political system? Is Islam a violent, expansionary ideology that seeks the destruction of other faiths, cultures and systems of government? My two guests debate this and more!