Counter Cultural With Steve Deace

Steve and the team discuss Steve's recent announcement that his latest book, 'A Nefarious Plot' is going to be made into a major motion picture, and how focusing on culture may be the best focus for conservatives and the church moving forward.

Why allegations of racism regarding Texas Longhorn Head Coach Charlie Strong's firing should be scorned.

The media, by and large, has egg on its face with its coverage of the election -- Steve Deace explains why and how they messed up.

It seems obvious -- but when this election is over, the church needs every kind of unity to protect theirs and every other person's 1st freedom.

He's Nebuchadnezzar. He's Cyrus. He's Rahab. All biblical analogies used to justify voting for Donald Trump. Last week, Steve and the team explained why that's a very dangerous thing to do -- but this week, they discuss the other angle to this topic.

He's Nebuchadnezzar. He's Cyrus. He's Rahab. All biblical analogies used to justify voting for Donald Trump. Steve and the team explain why that's a very dangerous thing to do.

2016 is the year that can only get worse, but the role the church played is staggering.

Steve's recent column on why 'Wonder Woman' becoming some sort of lefty lesbian trope can only spell doom for that franchise…apparently ticked all the right people off. Steve has a challenge for them.

In the same spirit as Neil DeGrasse Tyson's idea for "Rationalia", a fictional country that was ruled only by "reason", Steve decides he wants to start his own country.

What explains all the wild polling we've been seeing recently? Steve Deace has a theory that involves the NFL.

Steve and the team examine the example of the apostle Paul, and try to figure out what he would say and do if he were an American in 2016.

Colin Kaepernick sat down during the national anthem, which made the whole world emote. Why do we have to respond like this?

New research from Johns Hopkins debunks the myth that the LGBT movement's adherents are "born that way" -- Steve Deace says every single conservative should care about this.

From Tim Tebow to Michael Sam, one of the few remaining bastions of meritocracy in the United States is being politicized more and more every day. Steve and the team discuss why that's not at all a good thing.

You may have heard of the happy (or not-so) couple from New Mexico who the courts are saying can't be together romantically because they're….mother and son. But Steve wonders why incest is really so bad…

Steve explains the not-so-hidden meanings and social commentary on display in the superhero universes of Marvel and DC.

Steve and the team compare the Republican and Democratic National Conventions -- and come to a conclusion about the messages they sent and how they were sent.

Steve and the team examine the phenomenon of the prosperity gospel "teachers", and why their infestation seems to be cropping up in greater numbers during this particular election year.

Steve always says the best kind of humor is unintentional humor, and the best kind of propaganda is unintentional propaganda -- he explains why the newest 'Purge' movie checks both boxes.

'Free State of Jones' will make both sides of the aisle uncomfortable -- and that's a good thing, according to Steve. But there are some transcendent truths the movie portrays that make this one of the most impactful experiences Steve has had at a theatre in a long time.