THE JEREMIAH PATTERSON SHOW

On this episode, I talk about the anniversary of the Charleston AME Massing Shooting and the history of the church.  I also report on what's being done six years later in terms of grief, passion, and hope.  This news comes as Juneteenth became a federal holiday yesterday.  After that, I report on the coronavirus pandemic and the grim milestone of more than 600,000 Americans dead. &n...

On this episode, I began with the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.  I report on the situation in modern times, the effort to rebuild Gaza, and the political turmoil for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.   After that, I talk about Covid-19 long haulers and play a clip of one person telling their personal story about it.  Finally, the Last Note is about the history of Memorial d...

On this episode, I examine the history on how the U.S stole Hawaii and the present fight to return land to Native Hawaiians.  Then, I speak to a reporter who's been following this story since 2013.  His name is Rob Perez and he tells me his personal family story related to it.  After that, I talk about being vaccinated at my local Walgreens and the coronavirus pandemic.  Rob Perez- https://www.sta...

On this episode, I begin with the dire coronavirus crisis in India and what the federal government is doing about it.  A medical journal called the Lancet slammed the Prime Minister for his current response to the situation.  I'll be speaking about that and what this means for the world.  After that, I report on a new momentous piece of legislation signed into law by President Biden.   It would he...

On this episode, I talk about a failed insurrection against the German government in 1923, known as The Beer Hall Putsch.  I discuss how there was little accountability with that and how Adolf Hitler, a former German soldier at the time incited it.  It left four police officers dead, and 16 Nazi Germans dead.  Hitler failed, but a decade later he would be the ruler, dictator of the...

On this episode, I talk about the guilty verdict in the Dereck Chauvin Trial.  Also, the ongoing fight for racial justice as the list of victims of police brutality grows.  After that, there's breaking news on a school bombing in Afghanistan killing 50 girls, according to authorities.  This comes after President Biden announced the U.S will be withdrawing from Afghanistan, after a 2...

On this episode, I begin with the long history of Russia silencing and poisoning dissidents.  I speak about Alexei Navalny and his fight to be released, also recent Russian aggression towards Ukraine.  After that, there is breaking news: a statement from Alexei Navalny's wife to 60 minutes.  Then, I report on the dire coronavirus situation right now in India as cases are skyrocketin...

On this episode, I open with the history of Moonlight Maze.  It was a major Russian cyberattack on multiple governments, including the U.S in 1996. Operation Moonlight Maze gained international attention and caused the intelligence community to improve its cybersecurity skills.  Now 26 years later, we are dealing with something of the same magnitude.  After that, I interview Jody We...

On this episode, I talk about the ongoing attacks against Asian Americans. It’s having a pernicious effect and causing great fear within the community. After that, I report on Capitol Police Officer Billy Evans lying in state at the U.S Capitol. Then, there is breaking news. Finally, the Last Note is about the 26th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing.  St. Louis Post-Dispatch Articl...

This episode is about an update on today's second show. 

On this episode, I begin with a powerful speech by newly elected- Georgia Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock. His speech is about the ongoing assault on voting rights by Republicans.  He refers to it as "democracy in reverse."  After that, I play prescient statements by a Harvard professor about how democracies have died around the world and how the U.S is not immune.  Then, I report on the voter...

On this episode, I talk about Former President Trump's coronavirus response being under investigation by congressional investigators.  I also talk about the current coronavirus situation in the U.S.  I report on the variants, surge in states, and the ongoing vaccination effort.  After that, I interview Dr. Stratis about her experience getting vaccinated, and the U.S coronavirus situ...

This episode is about devastating breaking news out of Texas.  Reportedly, there has been a shooting, 1 dead, multiple wounded.  We will keep you updated as this story develops. 

On this episode, I talk about the lessons from Smallpox and how they can be applied to the coronavirus pandemic.  I play an emotional play from CDC Director Rachelle Walensky.  After that, I talk about the deadly car attack at the U.S Capitol, and the suspect.  This attack also left one capitol police officer dead and another wounded.  Then, I provide announcements for listeners.  Furthermore, I r...

On this episode, I talk about the history of African Americans ensuring and demanding justice.  I talked about the Michael Donald case, and how it became a landmark case for securing criminal justice financially.  After that, I talk about the death of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and the ongoing fight for racial justice.  I also provide updated reporting on the latest of The Dereck...

One capital police officer has died after U.S capitol attack, suspect also dead. 

The United States Capitol is on lockdown after the suspect rammed police.   News Sources:  https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2021/apr/02/joe-biden-us-politics-economy-jobs-report-covid-latest-news https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-news/capitol-security-threat-04-02-21/index.html https://www.fox5dc.com/news/take-cover-u-s-capitol-campus-on-lockdown-due-to-external-security-threat

On this episode, I talk about the history of hate crimes and attacks against Asian Americans.  I talk about what happened, tell stories, and their impacts on society today. Then, I report on the recent hate crimes and attacks against Asian Americans amid the coronavirus pandemic.  After that, I talk about the First Day of the Derick Chauvin Trial and key takeaways.  The Last Note is...

In this episode, I talk about the lethal snowstorms that transpired in the Northern and Central U.S.  I also report on the devastating impacts of it and why climate change played a huge factor in it.  After that, I report on the coronavirus pandemic, vaccines, loss, and more.  Finally, the Last Note is about the Dereck Chavin Trial set to begin today. Check Out My Other Podcast: DIS...

On this episode, I provide an update on my podcast.

This episode is about a major announcement for TJPS listeners.

In this episode, I talk about the history of the Sriwijaya Air Boeing aircraft and its many accidents.  I also talk about the tragic Boeing plane crashes that sparked bipartisan infuriation in 2019.  Then, I talk about a new report on the plane crash in Indonesia last month.  After that, I play audio clips of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris speaking at the Penta...

In this episode, I open with the Watergate scandal and how Republican pressure ultimately led to Nixon's resignation.  Also, how Republicans were praised for standing up to Nixon.  Then, I talk about the acquittal of Former President Donald Trump and its danger to our democratic republic.  After that, I talk about the coronavirus pandemic and the cases declining.  However,...

In this episode, I begin with the history of racism and extremism in the U.S Military.  Then, I talk about how Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is addressing that with a new memo to senior military leadership.  After that, I talk about new reporting on the insurrection at the Capitol, personal testimonies from House Democrats, and the upcoming Senate impeachment trial.  Furthermore, I...

In this episode, I talk about the pro-democracy protest in Russia and the powerful movement of Alexei Navalny. Also, a major corruption investigation that Navalny has uncovered. After that, I talk about the coronavirus pandemic, as the U.S surpasses 460,000 deaths. Then, I talk about the father of black history month. Finally, the Last Note is about historic confirmation votes for Biden Cabinet me...