Aired live Sept. 9: This black retired D.C. homicide detective has seen some incomprehensible things that would have shaken most others to the core. But my guest, Rita McCoy, survived intact, by the grace of God. One image she may never shake is that of her child being sucked from her body into a canister during the abortion she still regrets. On the job, McCoy has stepped around countless black corpses; she says, "We were killing ourselves." One corpse was that of a baby microwaved by her crack-addicted mother. McCoy attributes none of this to systemic racism but rather to sin, and she notes how "BLM is an offense" to her. Warning: This was a very graphic and candid conversation.

Aired live Aug. 19: Jesse Romero, retired veteran of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and author of several books, including “The Devil in the City of Angels,” has seen it all. Having witnessed diabolical satanic activity, participated in exorcisms and had his own life saved supernaturally, today Romero is a high-powered ball of evangelical energy. In this fascinating interview, Romero discusses the influence and instances of satanism in L.A., where as a 21-year-old police officer he encountered it for the first time; his work in the largest prison system in the world, and the serial-killers and satanists he encountered there; and how his life and faith were forever changed by it all.