85 Minutes PG-13 Scott Horton is Managing Director of The Libertarian Institute, host of Antiwar Radio for Pacifica, 90.7 FM KPFK in Los Angeles and KUCR 88.3 in Riverside, podcasts the Scott Horton Show from scotthorton.org, and is the Editorial Director of...
As the second decade of the 21st Century comes to a close, and the corporate press is doing everything in its vast power to keep people’s attention on impeachment, it is easy to overlook that the last 20 years should only be defined by one subject; war. Since shortly...
38 Minutes Suitable for All Ages Pete invited the host of the "Everyday Samurai" podcast, Ken Yamarashi, to the show. Ken is a veteran of the Afghan and Iraq wars, and is former law enforcement. Ken is currently behind the curtain in the military industrial complex...
78 Minutes Not Safe for Work Pete invited Jared, Luke and Typo from the Biting the Bullet podcast to come on the show. The BTB podcast is three Marine Corps veterans who do their best to warn people off of joining the military. Pete asked them to come on and give...
42 Minutes Suitable for All Audiences Pete invited Paul Gottfried to come on the show. Paul has been studying the Neo-Conservative movement for some time and is considered an expert on the subject. He talks about their genesis, goals and just how much they influence...
52 Minutes Some Strong Language Retired Maj. Danny Sjursen (U.S. Army) is one of the most prominent veteran, anti-war voices of our era. Pete asked Danny to come on to talk about his life before the military, his time at West Point, but more importantly his time on...
71 Minutes Some Strong Language Pete invited Iraq/Afghanistan War Vet, and former Border Patrol Agent Joshua Childress to come on the show. After coming home from the wars, Joshua joined the southern Border Patrol. After hearing podcasts like Thaddeus Russell's and...
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