Huckabee Guests

Most of us grew up knowing my John Carter Cash as the son of two of the greatest names in country music: Johnny and June Carter Cash. Now, he’s an award-winning producer, author, and singer-songwriter in his own right. And he’s involved in a fantastic new documentary coming to theaters December 5th, 6th, and 7th, called “Johnny Cash: The Redemption of an American Icon.” John Carter Cash is dropping by the "Huckabee" theater to talk about this incredible story and more! Tune in this Saturday, 9p ET / 8p CT, for "Huckabee"!

John Gibbs is a conservative America First Republican running for Congress in Michigan. He worked in the Trump administration under Ben Carson at the office of Housing and Urban Development, where he oversaw an annual budget of $8 billion dollars to help fight homelessness, and expand economic opportunities. Now, he says he's gonna be a part of the red wave in November, and help put America back on track. Watch Mike Huckabee’s interview with John Gibbs on Huckabee!

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In 1999, John Heerema was a successful business owner. John and his wife Kathy enjoyed a leisurely lifestyle in Naples, Florida.  Sitting on the floor one evening with their young daughter and with a son on the way, John and Kathy reflected on how they had built the “perfect life.” Shortly thereafter, John was blindsided by a question that he read in a book. The question that pierced John’s heart was this: Are you living a little life in your own little world, or are you willing to live a BIGLIFE,  a life with a big impact for the Kingdom of God?  John began to struggle with realization that his perfect little life was perfectly shallow. After wrestling with God, John walked away from his business to join God where He was already working. A ministry called Biglife was started. Biglife now serves in 147 countries, reaching millions of people with the Gospel message in some of the darkest strongholds on earth. Through life-on-life discipleship, living a life with a big Kingdom impact is the core of everything we do and the heartbeat of who we are.

John McLaughlin is a political strategist and pollster with more than 40 years of experience, and he's earned a reputation for helping to win some of the toughest elections in the country and even overseas. The midterm elections, less than 2 weeks away, have Biden big government socialists fighting for their majorities. He’s one of only 2 pollsters I pay any attention to because he gets it right more than not. 

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John Michael Hinton is a master at making everyday objects do impossible things. Maybe he could magically make Keith’s clothes stylish! No, he’s not a miracle worker. He’s a fantastic close-up magician who’s entertained millions of people live, on YouTube and on “Penn and Teller: Fool Us.” Watch the amazing John Michael Hinton on Huckabee!

Get more of John Michael Hinton's magic and his book "Imaginate: Unlocking Your Purpose With Creativity and Collaboration" and more via the links to the left.

John Paul Mac Isaac was a computer repairman who found himself at the center of one of the biggest political scandals in modern history. A chance encounter with the son of President Joe Biden—who left the so-called "Laptop From Hell" at his repair shop—would change his life forever. His brand new book is called "American Injustice: My Battle to Expose the Truth." That's exactly what he's gonna do this weekend on "Huckabee."

Don't miss John Paul Mac Isaac's interview this weekend on "Huckabee" at 8/7c on TBN!

John’s eight-year stint with legendary rock band, Head East, put him on the map in terms of his career—the band was celebrated for its raw energy and swagger. John’s career seemed set, but it all came to a distressing end in 1980 when he was let go by the band. The reason: John had an out-of-control drug and alcohol addiction. In 1986, he joined Christian rock group, Petra bringing with him his amazing vocal range and abilities that made him a legend with Head East. Except this time, his mind was no longer blown on drugs, and alcohol-he was clean, focused, and armed with a powerful message: God made us too be winners-Jesus Christ is alive and through Him we are to be victorious in His perfect plan for us.  Twenty years later and four Grammy awards on his shelf, sixteen Petra albums, and four solo albums recorded-millions of which have sold over the world-John is a man who lives for Jesus and makes no bones about his faith.

It would be impressive enough for an actor to star in a single show that changed the course of television history with iconic characters and cross-generational appeal, but the fact that John Schneider’s done exactly that on a consistent basis for at least four decades makes him nothing short of legendary. Whether it’s playing Jim Cryer on Tyler Perry’s The Haves and the Have Nots, immortalizing Jonathan Kent on Smallville and Bo Duke on The Dukes of Hazzard, the man of many hats is synonymous with success and one of most ubiquitous faces in all of pop culture. He joins "Huckabee" this weekend to discuss another aspect of what he does: charity to get guitars in the hands of young aspiring musicians.

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John Solomon is an award-winning investigative journalist, author and digital media entrepreneur who serves as Chief Executive Officer and Editor in Chief of Just the News. Before founding Just the News,  Solomon played key reporting and executive roles at some of America’s most important journalism institutions, such as The Associated Press, The Washington Post, The Washington Times, Newsweek, The Daily Beast and The Hill. Solomon's executive experience includes helping to build the successful Hill.TV video platform as the newspapers executive vice president and serving as Editor and Vice President for Content and Business Development at The Washington Times, where he oversaw the transformation of the company’s content, audience and revenue strategies. Under his leadership, the Times eliminated $25 million in annual losses, doubled both revenue and Web traffic and posted its first monthly profit in the newspaper’s three-decade history. He also served as the assistant bureau chief for AP's Washington bureau in the 1990s and early 2000s. Beyond his executive roles, Solomon has continued his role as one of the country’s most impactful investigative reporters, breaking stories that have resonated from the campaign trail to the White House and across the globe. He and his teams have won dozens of awards during three decades as a professional journalist, including a Robert F. Kennedy Excellence in Journalism Award, and three Society of Professional Journalists Awards for Investigative Reporting for his projects that exposed the FBI lab’s reliance on bogus science to wrongfully convict Americans, the VA’s efforts to use soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan as guinea pigs in drug experiments and the Clinton Foundation's secret slush fund in Sweden. During his two tours of duty as Times’ Editor, the newspaper twice finished as a Pulitzer finalist.

Before joining the Times, Solomon worked for two decades at The Associated Press, where he became one of the youngest news editor in the cooperative’s history at age 22 and rose to become the No. 2 executive in its Washington bureau. His award-winning investigative stories won wide acclaim for exposing what the U.S. government knew about terrorism threats prior to the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. He also fought winning legal battles to the stop the Justice Department and the FBI from trying to unmask his sources. On the business side, Mr. Solomon also is credited with helping the wire service develop some of its first Web-centric products, including AP Elections Online, AP Census Online and AP Video Online, all which opened a new era of business opportunity for a wire service that had been print- centric. After retiring from AP, Solomon spent a year as the lead national investigative reporter for The Washington Post, where he produced dozens of front-page stories and supervised the paper’s first-ever joint investigative project with 60 Minutes, a project that won SPJ’s highest TV honor for investigative reporting. He also has done stints as a senior editor at Newsweek/Daily Beast and the nonprofit Center for Public Integrity. In 2011, he authored a widely acclaimed book documenting how New York City prosecutors abandoned a hotel chambermaid and her claim of sexual assault despite overwhelming police evidence that French leader Dominique Strauss Kahn was involved.

John Michael Stubbins is an Actor, Voice Talent (with over 600 character voices in his repertoire), Show Host, Writer & Producer. John was born in Little Rock, Arkansas but grew up mostly in Columbus, Ohio. After high school, John joined the United States Air Force, then worked in corporate America for several years while working on his degree in Accounting & Marketing.

In 1998, a chance invitation to audition at The Actors Institute (TAI) in New York City soon became a life changing experience. John excelled in the audition and was offered a scholarship to study the Mastery of Acting full time at TAI. This completely altered John’s career course. After graduating from TAI, John quickly made his first four appearances in film (“Brooklyn Sonnet”, “Traffic”, “Blind Turn”) and was then offered a two-part mini-series on ABC. Rehearsals were to begin at 7pm on the evening of what we now know as 9/11. Needless to say, those rehearsals never took place that day, the project was cancelled and John’s career quickly derailed from the momentum it had going.

John spent the next eight years working to recover from the blow of 9/11. With hard work, he recovered nicely. He landed numerous commercials with his repertoire of over 600-character voices, including Wendy’s frosty’s. He went on to become Lieutenant Frank Morelli in the highly acclaimed series “Aidan 5”, did a one man show, plus speaking events as Coach Woody Hayes. John also called play by play for FOX/BTN college baseball before moving back to film in the final installment of the Batman trilogy, “The Dark Knight Rises”.

It was 2011 when John was introduced to Mark Koch. A family member felt strongly that they would be a great fit to work together as a team in film. Mark had already produced “Lost in Space”, “Black Dog”, “The Perfect Game”, “Running the Sahara” and worked with Mel Gibson on P&A for “The Passion of the Christ”. In February 2017, Mark asked John to become his Vice President at Prelude Publishing. In 2019, Mark made John, Sr. VP of Development for Prelude Pictures.

March 2020, he was challenged by David Padrusch to put together a pilot for a new show. Over 113 interviews later, “INDIVISIBLE with John Stubbins” is growing very rapidly, building a strong following on multiple social media platforms and the show is now moving to television.