* Stunning Interview includes Report of Company's Defense: Bob Enyart interviews Debi Vinnedge, executive director of Florida's Children of God for Life, about the use of an aborted baby's kidney cells to produce "isolated human taste receptors" which are then monitore
* The Drum Beat Continues: Bob airs more audio about Dan Maes' pro-abortion candidate for Lt.
* U.S. Senate Primary Between Ken Buck and Jane Norton: Tomorrow is Colorado's primary. The Republican's U.S. Senate race between Ken Buck and Jane Norton has revolved partly around a former Colorado RTL board member, Greg Golyansky.
* Independent Film Maker Corey Paul on BEL: Discover Matt Ryan - the movie about a guy... who was aborted.
* Four Years Before Wikipedia, BEL Reports on Abortionist Mengele: Long-time friend of Bob Enyart Live, John Mangopoulos informs the audience back in 1997 that murdering German "doctor" Josef Mengele had escaped to Argentina after WWII and there continued his barbarism as an abortionist. So Mengele is one of the fathers of the modern abortion industry.
* This Time, Bob and Jo Scott Incessantly Interrupt Chavez: As we all listen more closely to the Denver cop who had spent a month investigating Jo Scott talking to a woman, which was caught on the video below by the way, Bob Enyart and Jo stop the tape repeatedly to point out the silliness of Detective Marcus Chavez.
* Hear a Denver Cop Investigate Jo Scott : According to Denver Detective Marcus K. Chavez, the crime scene video below shows Jo Scott assaulting the woman going into the Planned Parenthood abortion mill. Do you see what I see?
* Gregg Jackson with Leslie Hanks: Guest host Gregg Jackson interviews Colorado Right To Life Vice President Leslie Hanks. Leslie is also co-sponsor of the Colorado Personhood Amendment 62.
* Challenge to Dobson: Gregg and Leslie challenge James Dobson to become a Personhood leader.
* It's All About the Beer: The U.S. House passed a resolution which supports "the goals and ideals of American Craft Beer Week.". The resolution was proudly sponsored by Colorado congresswoman Betsy Markey. "It does seem like a no brainer," said Markey, displaying that she was intellectually qualified to make "no brain" decisions.