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Daveed's Book Tour Appearances

For those of you interested in Daveed Gartenstein-Ross's book, "My Year Inside Radical Islam,"
The book is a great read so far. Yes, I'm still reading it -- I'm slow and have had little free time lately. I'm finding it an interesting study of the process by which a person of great intellect can be slowly and methodically sucked into a radical religion. It's also proving to be quite an education on the tenets and practice of radical Islam... about which all I can say is YIKES!

Here's the latest on where you can see and/or hear Daveed talk about the book:

  • In the 9:00 AM EST hour, Daveed will be appearing on CBN's The 700 Club. You may watch the show online.
  • From 12:30 to 12:50 PM EST, Daveed will be on "The Jordan Rich Show" on WBZ Radio in Boston. You can listen online.
  • From 2:00 to 2:28 PM EST, Daveed will be on "AM 920 Magazine" on WBAA Radio in Indianapolis, which is also an NPR affiliate. You can listen online.
  • Finally, at 4:00 PM EST, Daveed will be on with CBN's Newswatch. You can listen online.

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