The Anthony Bradley Show

In this episode, Dr. Anthony Bradley builds on Kaleb’s personal story of growing up with his father to explore the powerful role fathers play in shaping their children’s lives. Bradley highlights the importance of a father’s closeness—being present, engaged, and intentional in helping sons and daughters grow into healthy young men and women. From the value of roughhousing and play to the often-ove...

What is the difference between confidence and self-esteem in a social media world? Dr. Anthony Bradley is joined again by Kuyper College student Kaleb Gardner to discuss this crucial topic. A decline in young men's confidence and self-esteem has been observed. What is the cause? Is it social media, trauma, or pornography? In this episode, we will explore the potential reasons behind the confidence...

🎙️ The Anthony Bradley Show is back! After a brief hiatus, Anthony Bradley returns to the mic—refreshed, refocused, and ready to dive back into the conversations you’ve missed. In this new chapter, Anthony is joined by Kaleb Gardner, the new podcast manager, who brings fresh insight and energy to the show’s thoughtful discussions. In this episode, Kaleb discusses his relationship with his father,...

In this thought-provoking series, Anthony B. Bradley author of God at Work: Loving God and Neighbor Through the Book of Exodus—guides listeners through a fresh, multidimensional exploration of Exodus chapters 1–24. This isn’t your typical Bible study. Drawing from years of theological reflection at the Acton Institute and Kuyper College, Bradley brings Exodus to life by integrating biblical theolo...

In this episode, we explore how Instagram influencers are quietly reshaping what it means to “look like a man.” Because of social media, parents need to talk to their sons about their bodies. Drawing on insights from a recent academic study, we unpack the impact of idealized, hyper-muscular male images online—and how they’re affecting young men’s mental health. From body dissatisfaction to disorde...

On today's episode, we have a truly remarkable guest, Vansh Malik, president of the Sigma Chi fraternity at Santa Clara University. Vansh is not just an outstanding leader; he embodies the core values of Sigma Chi—friendship, justice, and learning—in a way that is inspiring and deeply moving. Hailing from London, Vansh has excelled in his studies while making his mark on campus through his leaders...

Today, we have a special guest who's not only making waves in the world of business but is also a dedicated member of a fraternity with a mission that extends far beyond its campus walls. Our guest today is Kritm Shah, a sophomore student at the prestigious Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan. But that's not all - Kritm is also a proud brother in the Alpha Delta Phi fr...

In this installment, we have the honor of hosting Professor Gamal Gassim, from Grand Valley State University. With a Ph. D. from Texas Tech University and a primary focus on comparative politics and Middle Eastern Politics, Professor Gassim brings a wealth of expertise to the table. In this episode, Professor Gassim takes us on a journey into the heart of one of the most contentious issues in cont...

Jackson Haber, the 2023 president of AEPi at Auburn University discusses with his chapter is one of the leading heroic fraternities on campus. From their website: "At Auburn University...Our goal is to ensure that every brother graduate a stronger person in mind and body, with potential for future development in every aspect of life they may encounter. Work ethic, selflessness, and teamwork are ju...

Today, we have a special guest joining us, David Morris. David Morris, a devoted father of four, brings a wealth of experience to our discussion. With a background in vocational ministry and currently serving as the president and COO of an esteemed company in the energy sector. Today, David invites us into a thought-provoking Twitter thread he recently shared, titled "The Eight Fights Worth Having...

Anthony Bradley discusses David Carlson's new book, Congress of States: Proceedings of the Provisional Congress of the Confederate States of America, on the Christian Nationalism during the formation of Confederacy in 1861. Using the prayers of the proceedings readers will find a Christian Nationalism much like what we hear today.

Today on the Anthony Bradley Show, Brenda Simmons discusses the economic and cultural experiences of African Americans in Southampton during the 18th and 19th Centuries. Brenda Simmons is a journalist and Executive Director of the Southampton African American Museum(SAAM), and highlights the remarkable story of Pyrrhus Concer, an extraordinary 19th-century black whaler, Presbyterian, business owne...

The Rev. John Arthur Nunes, Ph. D., is a Lutheran pastor and a senior fellow at the Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy joins Anthony Bradley to discuss the Supreme Court ruling prohibiting affirmative action in college admissions on the basis of race. Dr. Nunes has served as the president of Concordia College New York, as the president and CEO of Lutheran World Relief, and as a professor...

Should Christian parents let their sons join college fraternities? Josh Beyer, a junior and a devout Christian at the University of Arkansas answers that question and tells his own story of what it's been like to navigate Greek like as a committed Christian. Josh has not only been a faithful member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity but as a Phi Delt, Josh has also served in leadership on the Inter...

Tragedy struck the campus of GVSU on Thursday, December 9, 2021 when Quinn Campbell took his own life it changed his fraternity forever. On this episode, I'm joined by James Mazure and Lucas Glentzer to discuss their fraternity experience in light of Quinn's story.

Dr. Jared Oliphint is a 2022 PhD graduate in philosophy at Texas A&M University and, like the majority of PhD graduates in the humanities, was completely unable to land a teaching. In an academic world, defined by pledging allegiance to diversity, equity, and inclusion, a humanities teaching career is not likely going to happen. You should discourage your friends and loved one from pursuing a huma...

Men and boys are lost! In the episode, I provide this history, the data, and practical things that churches can do to end the Boy Crisis. Two books are critical here: (1) The Boy Crisis by Warren Farrell and John Gray, and (2) Of Boys and Men by Richard Reeves. Boys don’t know why the country needs them. They don’t know why they are here. The male problem today is a crisis of hopelessness. They la...

Dr. Michael Jones, an obesity medicine physician in Virginia, spoke to me about obesity and the Christian life. This is one topic you will not hear pastors or Christian leaders raise. For example, Crossway has no books on obesity but the publishers does have books on all types of other addictions & diseases. Being overweight should not be reduced to gluttony, although it is pretty sad to see churc...

Ryan Primer, 28, who attended Christian schools in entire life talks about his struggles with alcohol addiction and surviving sobriety and how he uses Instagram to offer people help and hope.

The Rev. Dr. Robert Fossett, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Greenville, AL, joins me to talk about his own journey with being overweight, addiction, and the massive obesity problem in evangelical churches, the PCA, SBC, etc. in the most conservative parts of the country. We cover how both obese pastors and obese congregations could undermine the gospel and also put their own children a...

Jamison Taylor was the 2021 president of Alpha Phi Alpha at Clemson University. In this episode, Jamison explains why it is that Alpha Phi Alpha produces some of the most influential leaders across the campus of Clemson University.

The story of African American Christianity begins in black African Europe, not in America. Dr. David Daniels, professor of church history at McCormick Theology Seminary, tells the story of how African American Christianity emerged out of a context of African Christians engaged, leading Europeans Luther and others. In this episode, Dr. Daniels answers this key question: Did Africans from West Afric...

Mr. Nick Fischer is the 2021-2022 president of the Sigma Phi fraternity at the University of Virginia. This chapter, through its traditions and rituals, builds enduring friendships for guys at UVA that changes lives and enters men into a brotherhood with unbreakable bonds.

Joseph Huett, the 2021-2022 president of Phi Delta Theta fraternity at the University of Arkansas. With exceptional humility and transparency, Mr. Huett describes a culture at Phi Delt characterized by close friendships, intelligence, proper self-confidence and the virtue of intentional kindness and how they worked at driving their brotherhood toward greatness. Currently on a suspension, this is g...

Steve Egnaczyk is the 2022 president of the Triangle Fraternity at Ohio State University. Triangle fraternity provides STEM and science majors with the best of both worlds: a fraternity that provides a dynamic social life while also providing resources and opportunities for professional development.