Question Authority?

Episode 10 of the Last Week with Matthew Handley podcast, hosted by The EPIC Radio Network, titled "Question Authority?" was published on August 24, 2019 and runs 28 minutes.

August 24, 2019 ·28m · Last Week with Matthew Handley

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Summary

This week: Parishoners at St. Francis of Assis Catholic Church in Portland protest against their new pastor.  Matthew discusses how the secular and religious media covered the story. And: A new study at Duke Univeristy shows that black Americans who attened Baptist churches are more likely to devlope diabetes.  What do you think of the study?  Send us an audio message at Anchor.fm/LastWeek.   Final Thoughts: Epstein was trafficking girls, not "underage women."

Episode Description

This week: Parishoners at St. Francis of Assis Catholic Church in Portland protest against their new pastor. Matthew discusses how the secular and religious media covered the story.

And: A new study at Duke Univeristy shows that black Americans who attened Baptist churches are more likely to devlope diabetes. What do you think of the study? Send us an audio message at Anchor.fm/LastWeek.

Final Thoughts: Epstein was trafficking girls, not "underage women."

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