Joe Whitaker
Joe Whitaker, author of The Day Before I Died was Deanna’s first guest this afternoon. (MP3) 👉 Joe Whitaker, The Day Before I Died
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Robert K. Wilcox
Robert K. Wilcox, an award-winning author, journalist, historian, novelist, and screenwriter was Deanna’s guest this afternoon. Robert has authored thousands of published articles, many produced screenplays, and twelve published books, many of them translated into foreign editions. Robert’s books are … Continue reading →
Dave Gahary, Thomas Goodrich and Paul English
Dave Gahary, Thomas Goodrich and Paul English were Deanna’s guest this warm Saturday afternoon. (MP3) 👉 Money Tree Publishing
Continue reading →Dean W. Arnold
Deanna’s great guest this afternoon was Dean W. Arnold. Dean is the author of Unknown Empire: The True Story of Mysterious Ethiopia and the Future Ark of Civilization, The Cherokee Princes, Old Money, New South, and Hillary and Vince. (MP3) … Continue reading →
Henry Makow
Henry Makow was Deanna’s second guest this afternoon to talk about COVID-19 and other issues. (MP3) 👉 Henry Makow Ph.D.
Continue reading →James and JoAnne Moriarty
Deanna’s guests this afternoon were James and JoAnne Moriarty who talked about their oil production related business, why they were in Libya and how they escaped. They also presented a very good history of the country of Libya. (MP3) 👉 … Continue reading →
Christopher Fogarty
Deanna’s returning guest this afternoon was Christopher Fogarty, author of IRELAND 1845-1850: THE PERFECT HOLOCAUST, AND WHO KEPT IT “PERFECT”. (MP3) Please call Christopher at 1-312-664-7651 for more information and to order the book.
Continue reading →JB Williams
Deanna’s first guest this afternoon was JB Williams. JB is a writer on matters of history and American politics with more than 3,000 pieces published over a more than twenty-year span. (MP3) 👉 U.S. Patriots Union, Why U.S. Children Are … Continue reading →
John Klyzcek
Deanna’s guest this afternoon was John Klyzcek, author of School World Order: The Technocratic Globalization of Corporatized Education. School World Order will teach you the ulterior agenda behind the ed-tech movement: data-mining students for research and development into artificial intelligence … Continue reading →
Monica Stone
Monica Stone was Deanna’s third guest this afternoon with an update about the South Africa Project. (MP3) 👉 South Africa Project – Save the Children
Continue reading →Joe Sixpack
Author Joe Sixpack was Deanna’s second guest this afternoon. Joe is the author of Socialism Sucks Your Money From Your Pocket. (MP3) Joe loves God, country, classic cars, shooting guns and rock ‘n’ roll.
Continue reading →Donald C. Brockett
Deanna’s returning guest this afternoon was Donald C. Brockett. Donald is a retired Spokane County Prosecuting Attorney and the author of The Tyrannical Rule of the U.S. Supreme Court: How the Court Has Violated the Constitution. (MP3) A Kindle Edition … Continue reading →
James Perloff
James Perloff was Deanna’s first guest for two hours this afternoon. James is a tremendous researcher, author and presenter of American history. Deanna and James talked about The American Revolution and Who Wrote the Declaration of Independence. (MP3) 👉 “Red … Continue reading →
Michael Walsh
Deanna’s guest this afternoon was author, historian, international journalist, poet, professional writer, veteran activist and publisher of The Ethnic-European, Michael Walsh. (MP3) 👉 Books by Michael Walsh
Continue reading →Mike Campbell
Deanna’s second returning guest this afternoon was author Mike Campbell who after thirty-one years of research and publishing the expanded and larger, Amelia Earhart: The Truth at Last: Second Edition, shared information on the disappearance of America’s First Lady of … Continue reading →
Dave Gahary ~ USS Liberty
Dave Gahary, co-author with Phil Tourney of the book, Erasing the Liberty talked about the attack on the USS Liberty on June 8, 1967. Dave’s ongoing research and new information was revealed during this afternoon’s broadcast as well as an … Continue reading →