Benton L. Bradberry was Deanna’s guest this afternoon. Benton is the author of The Myth of German Villainy (2012). (MP3) As the title “The Myth of German Villainy” indicates, this book is about the mischaracterization of Germany as history’s ultimate … Continue reading →
International Journalist, Broadcaster, Author, and Poet Michael Walsh was Deanna’s returning guest for the first two hours this afternoon to honor Ernst Christof Friedrich Zündel 💐 who passed away August 5th in Germany. (MP3) … Continue reading →
From across the Atlantic during a storm riddled late night in Spain, Author Historian, freelance writer, columnist, journalist, poet and independent broadcaster Michael Walsh visited with Deanna and listeners to enlighten us with new books and to discuss true history … Continue reading →
Deanna’s guests this Saturday afternoon included Thomas Goodrich, the author of Hellstorm: The Death of Nazi Germany, 1944-1947 and many more well researched and published books. Valerie who has translated and rewritten Hellstorm in French and Alex who translated and … Continue reading →
Deanna’s returning guest this warm summer afternoon was independent historian, author and writer, James Perloff who shared with listeners a great presentation on the true purpose of World War Two. (MP3) Books by James Perloff … Continue reading →
Deanna’s wonderful guest this afternoon was author, publisher and renowned poet, Michael Walsh. Michael is also a veteran historian, journalist and broadcaster. He has authored or co-authored over fifty book titles and written hundreds of articles, columns and essays. (MP3) … Continue reading →
Deanna welcomes back Dennis Wise, the producer of, Adolf Hitler: The Greatest Story NEVER Told! (MP3) 🎵 Adolf Hitler: The Greatest Story NEVER Told! Soundtrack 🎵 … Continue reading →
On today’s broadcast Deanna continued sharing information from The Ruling Elite, Death, Destruction and Domination, the third book in her trilogy and some information from The Myth of German Villainy by Benton L. Bradberry. The central topic was about the … Continue reading →