Brad interviews Patriot academy founder and former Texas state representative Rick green on this episode of Brad Stine Has Issues

<p>Brad interviews Patriot academy founder and former Texas state representative Rick green on this episode of Brad Stine Has Issues</p>

Brad Stine Has Issues! Where comedy, conservatism, and Christianity collide in a cacophony of clarity!

The man the New Yorker magazine dubbed "God’s Comic" shares his unscripted show; the Brad Stine Has Issues podcast, unapologetically exploring his beliefs on comedy, philosophy, apologetics, America and more. With these topics along with a host of interviews and rants from a Christian/Conservative perspective, tune in knowing you’ll be inspired, you might get angry, and you might even rethink your life because this magician-turned-comedian-turned-First Amendment activist pulls no punches.

Brad Stine Has Issues

Brad Stine Has Issues! Where comedy, conservatism, and Christianity collide in a cacophony of clarity! The man the New Yorker magazine dubbed "God’s Comic" shares his unscripted show; the Brad Stine Has Issues podcast, unapologetically exploring his beliefs on comedy, philosophy, apologetics, America and more. With these topics along with a host of interviews and rants from a Christian/Conservative perspective, tune in knowing you’ll be inspired, you might get angry, and you might even rethink your life because this magician-turned-comedian-turned-First Amendment activist pulls no punches.

<p>Brad Stine Has Issues! Where comedy, conservatism, and Christianity collide in a cacophony of clarity! The man the New Yorker magazine dubbed "God’s Comic" shares his unscripted show; the Brad Stine Has Issues podcast, unapologetically exploring his beliefs on comedy, philosophy, apologetics, America and more. With these topics along with a host of interviews and rants from a Christian/Conservative perspective, tune in knowing you’ll be inspired, you might get angry, and you might even rethink your life because this magician-turned-comedian-turned-First Amendment activist pulls no punches.</p>

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