This week, Stephen talks about how awkward he is at parties, what happened in 2014, what is planned for 2015, and why Sony made the wrong decision to get scared by short Korean dictators.

The GOP took over control of the Senate this week and Stephen has a message for them about the opportunity before them.

Stephen talks Ebola (along with his Halloween costume idea), Texas’ voter ID law, Houston’s sermon subpoena controversy, and Rick Scott’s “Fangate” embarrassment. All of this and more on this week’s episode of the Stephen Perkins Program!

On the program this week, Stephen gives his opinion about Raven-Symone’s latest comments to Oprah Winfrey that she’s not “gay” or an “African-American” – but an American. He then discusses the week’s biggest news,

On this week's program, Stephen talks about the Ebola outbreak and Julia Pierson. He also interviews Sam Whitfield of NGC Media.

On this week’s program, Stephen talks about the resurgence of podcasting and what it means for the future of media. He then went over this week’s news, including the beheading in Oklahoma, Eric Holder’s resignation, the military’s new policy allow

On this week's special episode, we remember September 11, 2001 and the attacks that unified us as Americans. Stephen discusses where he was on 9/11, where we have come since then, and where we are going. He also gives his reaction of President Obama's Wed

It's been a busy past couple of weeks but Stephen is back on the grind, producing this week's podcast episode for you. To start off the show, he gives a brief update on what has been going on in his life recently. He then talks about his time at the Defen

Stephen discusses his move to Dallas, the GOP's failed "Did You Abandon The GOP?" email, the future of the GOP, the Israel-Palestine conflict, Hamas' destructive reign over the Middle East, and Michelle Obama's appeal to Democrats.

On this week's show, Stephen spent a lot of time talking about the crisis at the border and President Obama's refusal to act. He also talked about the new criminal justice reform bill by the Senate's new odd couple, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) and Senator Co