Vintage Voorhees

Which is the nicest thing anyone has ever said about my radio show.  Let's see, we talked about Winner Take All, Kamala's bloodlust with a gun in her hand, and a bunch of other stuff which often devolved into Lucy and me just goofing off.  Total pros.

Today's explosive podcast also features Bill Williams (Patriotic Productions) and Randy J. Goodwin (Fallen Giant Films) to discuss -- among other things -- the movies "Am I Racist?" and "Blazing Saddles."

Why is the Douglas County Sheriff at the border?  Like he says, 'We're all in a border town now.'

I guess there's too much free speech coming from that threat to democracy, so he needs to be stopped.

It's all about safety today, whether it has to do with 9/11, the border, schools, Bon Jovi, that fancy new bypass in Blair no one is using, or knowing whether you've just started an IG Live session before engaging in "off-field incidents."

I give you my biggest takeaways from last night (and some people's disappointment in the debate), before getting the thoughts of Kat Timpf (Fox News and author of the new book "I Used to Like You Until..." and Grant "BDE" Mussman ("Blue Dot Energy").

Terri Cunningham-Swanson was just appointed to the state library board, months after being recalled from a local school board.

I hope you can join us next week for this special event!

I think this could be Episode 781 of a series with that title.  Here's the latest reason why, followed by -- among many other things -- a live performance by Jimmy Weber before this month's fundraising event for Warhawk PTSD Service Dogs.

VP Harris is running ads on KFAB?  Did she really work at McDonald's?  Why are North Korean IT spies and Putin flourishing under this administration?

I can't really see most of this actually happening, but there's smoke on the water and a fire in the sky, so I discussed this dished dirt dramatically.  Then we talked about the Huskers, stuffing crying babies in airplane bathrooms, and more.

You told your supporters you believe we should do this, and that you would absolutely do it, and then quickly changed your mind upon learning it wasn't politically viable, but you still believe we should do it, but you won't do it even if those who support you think we should do this thing you think we should do, but won't.  Right?

While the actor has been working steadily both before and after this 90s FOX show I loved (I got yelled at by a lot of Stargate fans for not bringing up that show), I bother Corin about "Parker Lewis," hanging with "Terry," and being inspired by "The Goonies."  We also talk about his two latest films, "Place of Bones" and "I Feel Fine."

I had a great time hanging out before our two KFAB-winners-only screenings of the new movie "Reagan" at the Marcus Majestic Theater, talking about the movie, the man and whatever else came up with our special guests throughout the evening!

I hope that listening to this podcast is like the joyous feeling you had when you ran downstairs on Christmas morning and found a water buffalo under the tree.

Dr. Benjamin Aaron knew about as much as the rest of the nation when he heard President Reagan had possibly been shot.  What he would learn in the minutes that followed was that the situation was much worse than anyone else knew.

I talk with USAF vet Felix Ungerman about how President Reagan influenced him, how the special session blew it on property taxes, and why he's running for a District Three seat in the legislature.

Here are the parts of this morning's show where I was especially wound up and almost focused.