Liberal Guilt Radio

In early June, newspapers The Guardian and The Washington Post began publishing stories about United States intelligence operations performed against U.S. citizens at home and abroad. While public officials have denied any sinister aspects to these programs, others have characterized them as government spying. Has Big Brother truly been revealed, or is this a necessary operation that balances civi...

Ever since the Hebrews showed up on the historical scene, they have played scapegoat for a seemingly endless series of crimes and conspiracy theories for the Egyptians, the Romans, Europeans, Christians, Arabs… basically everyone. In the 19th Century, the narrative of the evil Jew posited that the Chosen People operated shadowy networks intent on world domination via the financial industry, the ma...

On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin touched down on the surface of the moon in the lunar module Eagle, fulfilling President Kennedy’s challenge of eight years earlier. However, many believe that the government and NASA faked the moon landing on a Hollywood set in order to help win the Cold War. Join Brian, Gene and Lee as they investigate The Moon Landing Hoax on Inside Jobs.

Within hours of the April 15th Boston Marathon Bombing, social media, independent news outlets and personal blogs were rife with nascent theories about the government’s involvement in this perpetration of a “false flag attack.” Parents of victims in the December Newtown, Conn., school shooting were accused of being “crisis actors.” Fluoridation, Obama’s birth certificate, the 9/11 attacks, the ass...

On June 5, 1968, after winning a make-or-break Democratic primary election in California, Robert Francis Kennedy thanked his supporters at the Ambassador Ballroom before being whisked into the hotel kitchen. Although he was surrounded by campaign staff, an assassin was able to get close to RFK and put three bullets in him, including a fatal head shot. Although 75 eyewitnesses saw the killing, disc...

After a rough childhood and adolescence, which involved losing his father and then mother, living on the streets of Vienna, and serving through World War I, Adolf Hitler joined the Nazi Party and rose to become the undisputed master of that party, and then Germany itself. Hitler’s racist, militaristic Germany started World War II in Europe and devoted itself to wiping out various social and ethnic...

Did Timothy McVeigh act alone?

The infamous Jonestown episode from 2013ish.

On March 1, 1932, famed aviator Charles Lindbergh heard a noise on the upper floor of his East Amwell, New Jersey, home, and climbed the stairs to investigate. He found a makeshift ladder, an envelope and an open window. What he did not find was his 20-month old son, Charles Lindbergh, Jr., whose kidnapping ignited the beginning of a three-year, nationwide manhunt for the person or persons who had...

Malcolm X was a defiant, dominating speaker, activist and leader whose controversial views and actions made him enemies in many quarters. After a hardscrabble youth and time spent in prison, he abandoned his former hustling partners to pursue a righteous path in the Nation of Islam under the leader Elijah Muhammad. His often stark rhetoric attracted followers to the Nation and made many whites as...

Many are familiar with the first chapter in the downfall of Aaron Burr, when the third vice-president of the United States met former Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton in the forests of Weehawken, New Jersey for a duel. Burr shot Hamilton down on July 11th, 1804, and though charged in both New York and New Jersey for murder, he was never brought to trial. However, the rest of Burr’s lif...

During the autumn of 1888, London’s impoverished Whitechapel district was haunted by an unseen, unheard and unknown killer dubbed “Jack the Ripper,” who violently attacked prostitutes in the early morning hours. Ultimately, the murders went unsolved. In the intervening 124 years, investigators around the world have proposed theories about the killer’s identity, from outlandish Masonic plots to Roy...

Brian, Gene and Lee reveal what was really behind the Watergate break-in in this classic episode of Inside Jobs.

Brian, Gene and Lee unravel the conspiracy behind the assassination of Abraham Lincoln

On the final episode of Morning Handsome, Lee and the boys discuss the Giants winning the world series, make predictions about the 2012 election and spitball ideas for the new Star Wars movies.

Morning Handsome is a silly talk show hosted by Lee Sanger Goldin and his rotating retinue of co-hosts. On this episode, Lee and the boys talk about secret menu items and Richard Nixon drops by to reveal the speech he would have read if the Moon landing failed.

It's a Jack Bauer joke. Get it? I don't. I had to look it up.

Morning Handsome is a silly talk show hosted by Lee Sanger Goldin and his rotating retinue of co-hosts.

The one on Lee's Birthday.

Morning Handsome is a silly talk show hosted by Lee Sanger Goldin and his rotating retinue of co-hosts.

Morning Handsome is a silly talk show hosted by Lee Sanger Goldin and his rotating retinue of co-hosts.

Morning Handsome is a silly talk show hosted by Lee Sanger Goldin and his rotating retinue of co-hosts.

Morning Handsome is a silly talk show hosted by Lee Sanger Goldin and his rotating retinue of co-hosts.

Morning Handsome is a silly talk show hosted by Lee Sanger Goldin and his rotating retinue of co-hosts.

Morning Handsome is a silly talk show hosted by Lee Sanger Goldin and his rotating retinue of co-hosts.