The Stephen Mansfield Podcast

Stephen gives an update on the 2012 Presidential race: How big of a role will religion play? Where does Obama stand in terms of Christianity? How do voters feel about Mormonism?

Stephen discusses the issue of abortion in light of Vice President Biden's recent gaffe regarding China's deplorable birth-control laws.

Stephen talks about the importance of preparation — not paranoia — in these unsure times.

Stephen discusses the future of the book publishing industry, the current state of the music business, and the aspects of adapting to a digital age.

Stephen revisits "The Mormon Moment in America," and answers questions submitted by listeners in this edition of Backtalk.

Stephen talks about the enigmatic pursuit of writing, and goes over some pointers for beginners.

Stephen discusses the history of Mormonism leading up to its impact on politics, media and culture in America today.

Stephen discusses the development of the president's Christian faith in a glimpse at the upcoming new edition of his book "The Faith of Barack Obama."

As The Oprah Winfrey Show comes to an end, Stephen discusses problems with her New Age philosophies, contemplates the future of the Oprah Winfrey Network, and gives us a sneak preview of his upcoming book, which will cover all this and more.

Stephen revisits "The 2012 Presidential Candidates and their Religion" and answers questions submitted by listeners in this edition of Backtalk.

Stephen examines the problems behind the Universalism taught in Rob Bell's book "Love Wins."

Stephen revisits "The Middle East and Demographics" and answers questions submitted by listeners in this edition of Backtalk.

Stephen discusses the nation's reaction to the death of Osama bin Laden, as well as the Just War theory.

Stephen shares the writing experience, the conceptualization, and the ups and downs of The Search for God and Guinness.

Stephen takes a look at the 2012 Republican presidential candidates.

Stephen discusses the revolutions in the Middle East and demographics of the countries currently undergoing upheaval, compared to the demographics of America.

Stephen offers some reading suggestions, covering subjects from WWII history to Lincoln Biographies to G.K. Chesterton.