Karen Kataline was Deanna’s second guest this afternoon to continue with the discussion that was started with today’s first guest, the ongoing obstruction taking place since President Trump announced his nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. (MP3) … Continue reading →
Reverend Austin Miles was Deanna’s first guest this windy and cloudy Saturday afternoon. Reverend Austin Miles writes for News With Views, an online publication with many contributors who post information on what is currently happening around the country. (MP3) 👉 … Continue reading →
Chris from Las Vegas was Deanna’s second guest this afternoon for a general discussion about current events. (MP3) 👉 Why “happy” doctors die by suicide. Is Aluminum Safe to Use? Are Aluminum Cans Bad For You? … Continue reading →
Dr. Toby Watson, PsyD was Deanna’s returning guest for hour two this afternoon. Dr. Watson is trained as an analytical – behavioral clinical psychologist, with specific training and expertise related to critically analyzing mental health research as it applies to … Continue reading →
Dave Gahary and Phil Tourney talked about the attack on the USS Liberty on June 8, 1967 and answered the questions from many of this afternoon’s listeners who called in. (MP3) 👉 Erasing the Liberty | Israel’s massacre on the … Continue reading →
Dr. Jerome Corsi, author of Killing the Deep State: The Fight to Save President Trump and several other books was Deanna’s first guest this afternoon. (MP3) … Continue reading →
Dr. Betty Martini, an expert on aspartame toxicity was Deanna’s first guest this afternoon. (MP3) 👉 Aspartame Information, Aspartame Resource Guide, Aspartame Toxicity Center, Diet soft drinks and your brain and body, Mission Possible World Health International, No Labeling Required, … Continue reading →
Deanna’s guest for the first half of this afternoon’s broadcast was Kimmi Lewis, an independent rancher and state legislator from Colorado. (MP3) 👉 About The Nature Conservancy, Board of Directors of The Nature Conservancy, Colorado Independent CattleGrowers Association, Rockefeller Brothers … Continue reading →
Deanna’s guest this afternoon was Bernice Jones from Life Guardian Foundation who talked about Organ Donations and the book, Opportunities for Organ Donor Intervention Research: Saving Lives by Improving the Quality and Quantity of Organs for Transplantation. (MP3) 👉 Dr. … 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 →
Deanna welcomed back this afternoon Dr. Nancy T. Banks, author of AIDS, Opium, Diamonds and Empire, the Deadly Virus of International Greed and her most recent book, The Slow Death of the AIDS/Cancer Paradigm: and the Apocrypha of the Eukaryotic … Continue reading →
Mark R. Elsis returned this afternoon to visit with Deanna and talk about his not quite finished work on John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Timeline. (MP3) … Continue reading →
Dave Gahary and Phil Tourney are Deanna’s guests this afternoon to talk about the new book, Erasing the Liberty, soon to be a full-length film. June 8th 1967 is the 50th anniversary of the attack on the USS Liberty. (MP3) … Continue reading →
Deanna’s returning guest this afternoon was ‘DC Dave’ Martin, a writer of political commentary and poet to talk about current events and previous political assassinations. (MP3) … Continue reading →
Deanna’s first guest this afternoon was Mark Shaw, an investigative reporter and the author of twenty plus books. Mark is a former criminal defense attorney and was the legal analyst for CNN, ESPN, and USA Today for the Mike Tyson, … Continue reading →
Dr. Nicholas Kollerstrom, author of Breaking the Spell: The Holocaust, Myth & Reality was Deanna’s first guest this afternoon. (MP3) Douglas Valentine, was Deanna’s second guest this afternoon to talk about his most recent book, The CIA as Organized Crime: … Continue reading →