Announcement: Craig Bodeker and Kevin MacDonald highlight this week’s episode of The Political Cesspool Radio Program Don’t you dare miss Saturday night’s (February 8) live broadcast when we are rejoined on air by Dr. Kevin MacDonald and acclaimed filmmaker Craig Bodeker, director of the gripping documentary, A Conversation About Race. The Political Cesspool Radio Program broadcasts live each […]
That’s what $arah Palin, Glenn Beck, William Bennett and a whole bunch of other conservatives would have you believe. They tell us that King stood for freedom, liberty and limited government. Conservatives love to proclaim “Bull Connor was a Democrat! And Martin Luther King was a Republican!” Here’s just a few samples: Martin Luther King […]
On Saturday night we had the privilege of hosting the Honorable United States Congressman Walter Jones (R-NC) on our award-winning talk radio program. Rep. Jones has long been a principled leader who, like us, allows his life to be guided by his faith in God. His thirty minute live appearance was both cordial and enthusiastic. […]
Earlier this week I had the opportunity to go into the studio and tape an interview with Ray Stevens, who now joins a long list of entertainers, such as Ted Nugent, that have appeared on our award-winning show. They have appeared despite the fact that our show has had many well-known guests who explicitly advocate […]
All three were featured during Saturday night’s rebroadcast of The Political Cesspool Radio Program! Due to studio refurbishments that are taking place at our flagship radio station, we had to air a classic show featuring some of our “best of” interviews. If you missed it during our regularly scheduled weekly broadcast time last weekend, feel free […]
It ain’t over at National Review. The guillotine may get another victim besides John Derbyshire and Robert Weissberg. Yesterday the metrosexual lefty blogger from Salon, Alex Pareene, outed yet another long-time NR figure, John O’Sullivan, in one of his “Clean out the racists!” posts. He denounced O’Sullivan as the editor of NR when it was strongly against mass non-White immigration back in […]
Does anyone remember James J. Kilpatrick? At one time, in the late 1970s to the mid 1980s he was apparently one of the most widely read columnists in the country. Do you know how he became famous? In the early 1950s he was an unknown editor/editorial writer for a newspaper in Richmond, Virginia. Then he […]
