Mitchell Gerber was Deanna’s guest this afternoon who shared with us the history and evidence of the ongoing practice of forced organ harvesting in China. Mitchell is the Advocacy Director for Stop Forced Organ Harvesting in China. There is a … Continue reading →
After a short and emotional update Deanna took a couple of listener calls during the first hour of today’s broadcast. (MP3) Deanna’s guest this afternoon was Hugh Turley who co-authored with David Martin The Martyrdom of Thomas Merton: An Investigation. … Continue reading →
Deanna’s guest this afternoon was author Mike Campbell who after many years of research published Amelia Earhart: The Truth at Last in June of 2012. After continuing in this endeavour, Mike released the expanded and larger, Amelia Earhart: The Truth … Continue reading →
Deanna’s returning guest this afternoon for two hours was author Thomas Goodrich to talk about his most recent published work, Summer, 1945: Germany, Japan and the Harvest of Hate. (MP3) (Rebroadcast) Deanna’s guest for the first hour this afternoon was … Continue reading →
Diane King and Jim Rizoli returned during hour two and three this afternoon to talk about the latest events surrounding Dresden. (MP3) 👉 Concerned Citizens and Friends of illegal Immigration Law Enforcement, Rizoli TV, The Holocaust is a Hoax, 🖥 … Continue reading →
Deanna’s guest this afternoon was the author, historian, international journalist, poet, professional writer, veteran activist and publisher of The Ethnic-European, Michael Walsh. (MP3) 👉 Books by Michael Walsh … 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 →
Jordan Goodman, America’s Money Answers Man and a nationally-recognized expert on personal finance was Deanna’s guest this afternoon for one hour to talk about money issues such as credit, debt, mortgages and student loan debt. (MP3) 👉 Books by Jordan … Continue reading →
Deanna’s returning guest this afternoon for the first two hours was ‘DC Dave’ Martin, a writer of political commentary to talk about The Charlottesville Operation. Listeners called in during hour three. (MP3) More from Dave: Who Is Donald Trump? Related: … Continue reading →
Charles Krafft was Deanna’s guest this afternoon. They talked about Britain’s Rumour Factory where some of the official allied propaganda was created and disseminated from before, during and after World War Two. (MP3) … Continue reading →
Deanna’s returning guests this afternoon were Diane King and Jim Rizoli. Brother Joe Rizoli was also able to be present for today’s broadcast. (MP3) 👉 Concerned Citizens and Friends of illegal Immigration Law Enforcement, Rizoli TV, The Holocaust is a … 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 →
Mark Taliano, author of Voices From Syria was Deanna’s guest for the first half of today’s broadcast. His past writings are available online here. (MP3) Mariam Alfatah visited with Deanna during the second half of the broadcast this afternoon to … 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 →
Marc Vincenti of Save the 2008 was Deanna’s first guest this afternoon to talk about student suicide. (MP3) Jim Kouri, Editor and Publicist of the Conservative Base was Deanna’s guest for hour three today. (MP3) … Continue reading →
After a couple of weeks off for rest and the start of recovering from an in house feline management exercise, Deanna returned this afternoon with two new guests. Diane King and Jim Rizoli were originally scheduled to discuss the censorship … Continue reading →