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Michael Koncewicz is a political historian who is the Michael Nash Research Scholar at the Tamiment Library & Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives at New York University, one of the more renowned archives that focus on the history of labor and the left. He previously worked for the National Archives at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, contributing to the museum’s nonpartisan Water...

James Kelleher received his Bachelor’s Degree in political science from CSU Northridge, magna cum laude, and received his Masters Degree from CSU Los Angeles where he was awarded the Alumni Certificate of Honor for outstanding work in political science. James is back to discuss a few areas of the JFK assassination such as Jack Ruby and his appearances at parkland hospital and in the Dallas police...

Larry Hancock has been involved in the study of cold war history and the assassination of John F. Kennedy for approximately 25 years. He is co-author of November Patriots, a docufiction novel and author of Someone Would Have Talked a factual analysis of both the conspiracy and cover-up, published in November of 2003. Larry joins me again to discuss the conference that he went to about JFK assassin...

Paul Bleau is a researcher of the JFK assassination and author of "The JFK Assassination Chokeholds: That Prove There Was a Conspiracy" in JFK Assassination Chokeholds, readers will find up to date evidence that would have compelled any jury to conclude that Oswald was not guilty beyond reasonable doubt, and that there is clear and convincing evidence of both a conspiracy and obstruction...

Donald Jeffries is a author and political assassination researcher who has written on the JFK, RFK and MLK assassination and much about the dark side of Hollywood. Don is back to discuss some areas of the JFK assassination such as the secret service and researching conspiracy in the official narrative, while also discussing truth after the 60th anniversary and what we have learned since 1963.

Steve Whitehead is the host of "Spartan History Podcast" that takes a deeper look into a chronological history of the ancient Spartan peoples. Steve is back to dissect more of the ancient Spartans and their feuds with neighboring groups, while also discussing some of the wars and cultural significance that made them so powerful and effective. https://www.spartanhistorypodcast.com/

Andrew Scull a sociologist who researches the social history of medicine and the history of psychiatry. He is a distinguished professor of sociology and science studies at University of California, San Diego, and recipient of the Roy Porter Medal for lifetime contributions to the history of medicine. Mr. Scull joins me again to discuss mental illness and how it is affected by our society and how w...

David Whelan is a documentary filmmaker and writer who has for the last three years researched the assassination of John Lennon. David is back to discuss the release of his book "Mind Games - The Assassination of John Lennon" and some areas in the case that we never got into such as Jose Perdomo and Milton Kline who is recorded in a documentary about MkUltra on how to create a patsy within three m...

Jeffrey Haas is the author of The Assassination of Fred Hampton. He is an attorney and the cofounder of the People's Law Office, whose clients included the Black Panthers, Students for a Democratic Society, community activists, and a large number of those opposed to the Vietnam War. Mr. Haas joins me again to discuss the power of Fred Hampton not only in life but the reverberations of his deat...

Sara Jean is a welder and runs her own business called Herb House Apothecary where she shares many ways to reduce chemical consumption from market products and how to stick to a natural path in terms of wellness and nutrition. Sara has been a long time guest of the podcast and recently began her journey of becoming a full time content creator, using her social media to educate and help others look...

Ron Jacobs is the author of Daydream Sunset: Sixties Counterculture in the Seventies published by CounterPunch Books. His latest offering is a pamphlet titled Capitalism: Is the Problem. Ron joins me again to discuss the "Establishment" which can mean many different things but throughout this episode we show a clear correlation to a observable example which is capitalism and how it can b...

John Moretta received his Ph. D. in history from Rice University. He is professor of history at Central College, Houston Community College, and teaches at the University of Houston. John is back to discuss his understanding and examination of John F. Kennedy such as his policies on civil rights and the attitude towards the Vietnam war. John begins to share his perspective on the assassination and...

Joseph E. Green is a political researcher and playwright. He currently serves on the board of directors of the Hidden History Center and is the author of the collections Dissenting Views and Dissenting Views II. Joe joins me once again to continue our discussion from episode #1508 about Jonestown since there was a lot of areas we could not touch upon. This episode will cover more in depth areas su...

Russell Kent is a author and researcher into the JFK assassination but is currently working on a new upcoming book about WW2 war crime trials including Nuremberg and how other trials were handled in different countries in particular the U.S. and British trials. Russell explains the differences and similarities between proceedings of the charged while also explaining some important personal account...

Greg Poulgrain is a historian and lecturer on Southeast Asian history and author of JFK vs. Allen Dulles: Battleground Indonesia. Greg joins me once again to dive more into the details of his investigation into the relationship between JFK and Dag Hammarskjöld as it relates to Indonesia which was highly useful to Allen Dulles a suspect in the assassination. Dag Hammarskjöld's death has been invest...

Nancy Weiford is a leading authority on political assassinations of the 1960's, specializing in the John F. Kennedy assassination. Over more than five decades she has poured through documents from the National Archives and presidential libraries, amassed a coded name file for ease in making connections, conducted multiple 1:1 interviews with Dealey Plaza witnesses, relatives, police department...

Jeffrey Meek is the former Managing Editor of the Hot Springs Village Voice and has been involved in extensive research of the JFK assassination since 1975. He has written numerous papers, essays, and articles on the subject. He has also moderated panels and is known as an expert on all the theories surrounding the murder of John F. Kennedy. Jeff is the author of a few works related to the assassi...

David Denton from Olney Central College teaches a course on the Political Assassinations of the 1960s. As one of the founders of the JFK Historical Group, he has spent decades researching the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. David joins me once again to discuss the upcoming 60th anniversary since that fateful day in Dallas and why getting the full truth is important all this time later.

Phil is the host of "The Amish Inquisition" a podcast that covers a range of topics from ancient roots to paranormal occurrences and all with experts who have researched and wrote on the subjects. Phil is back and we discuss various topics such as AI, content creation, the evolving of culture and the few various personal stories we tend to reveal for a good laugh.

Randolph Benson is an award-winning filmmaker and a university-level instructor who made The Searchers, a feature documentary portrait of researchers of the JFK assassination, has screened at numerous film festivals and was awarded the Orson Welles Prize at the Tiburon International Film Festival. Randy joins me to discuss the 60th anniversary of JFKs assassination and his second searchers film th...

David E. Kaiser is a historian and author whose published works have covered a broad range of topics, David is the author of "The Road to Dallas" about the Kennedy assassination,. The book accepts the Warren Commission's finding that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman, but posits that he was an opponent of Castro used by mafia leaders who wanted Kennedy and Castro dead. David joins me once agai...

Francois Schnell is a software engineer with a strong interest in creativity, technology and science. He believes in openness, transversality and connecting the dots on all subjects including the often stigmatized uap/ufo phenomenon. Francois joins me once again to catch up on the past three years since his first episode, we discuss new technology and advancement in AI and a way some platforms can...

Gary R. Schoener is a clinical psychologist who has been a staff member of the Walk-In Counseling Center in Minneapolis for 53 years. He served as the center's Executive Director for 37 years. Gary authored a series on the JFK assassination which ran for a week in the Minneapolis Star/Tribune in Feb/March 1967 He also authored an article in Ivory Tower Magazine which appeared in May 1967. In a...

Gil Jesus is a researcher of the JFK assassination and has spent much of his time looking into the corruption in Dallas police and the evidence against Oswald in the case. Gil is back to discuss the DPD during the JFK assassination and some of the so called evidence against Oswald which in many beliefs would not have stood a trial.

Gary Hill is a researcher of the JFK assassination and his book "The Other Oswald" which covers the interconnected personalities of Robert Webster and Lee Harvey Oswald. Gary joins me again to talk about John Fain who interviewed Oswald on his return home from the soviet union and his arrest at the Texas theater that has become one of the most peculiar in the assassination discussion. Ga...