Voice of The Radical Center

Max gets to the holiday weekend in a good mood at least that is until he starts talking about Ted Cruz. Forced to move on by his Long Suffering Producer Dan, Max gets to the Brexit news, how the cost of college is still outlandish for most people, and how some people still have not recovered from the Great Recession. Finally Max questions the true motives of Neil Cavuto.

Ginger and Max are back for their weekly roundup as they look back to see if anyone in DC, Republican or Democrat has done anything remotely useful for the average working man or woman. Topics in this show include Gingers fixation on the Democrat debates, Max not flying a 737 Max, the source of gerrymandering, and the effect of Trumps Tariffs.

Max does the first show of the week with a focus on something he had never heard of called Bluetooth Beacons, which he finds even more intrusive than even Google or Facebook, and that’s bad enough, but now it seems these Bluetooth Beacons can track you within an inch or two when you’re shopping. Max quickly jumps to Trump suggesting he should stay more than two terms, possibly, maybe, as that is w...

Max and Mike begin their weekly roundup by finding out Ginger has actually read the Mueller report, which amazes Max completely. It turns out Ginger can narrow down the Mueller report to 10 pages, which really pleases Max as now he doesn’t have to read the whole thing. Next it turns out Ginger and Mike have done some homework on the state of the economy for everyday people, such as teachers and fi...

Max gets fired up right out of the gate by talking about the government shutdown, but gets distracted by the absolute stupidity of his fellow human beings; even it would seem hit-men riding bikes. Then Max gets into topics closer to home, in this case Rudy Giuliani’s constant tactic of saying one thing on TV, and then on more than one occasion having to put out a statement clarifying what he said...

Max cannot help himself when he reads an article written by the most self-righteous person ever to have walked the face of the earth. Max wants to meet this guy just so he can bask in his halo of absolute sureness and greatness. And no, Max is not talking about Trump. Max then gives his views on the Brexit vote, and why opening pizza is harder than it appears.

Max gets towards the end of the week by explaining how it is that all right wing talk show hosts sound the same, and that more and more people are independent. Much more than identify as Democrat or Republican in fact. Max then gets into the Wall, not the Pink Floyd one, the other one, and how it is people on the border do not actually want the wall to be built in the first place or to take their...

Max does his last show of the year from the Illustrious Max Miller Studio in beautiful sunny downtown Austin, Texas as he broadcasts it seems like the United States government is going to shut down. Topics include what Max is doing for Christmas (not a lot), the shutdown (of course), the first year anniversary of the GOP tax cut, the “retirement” of General Mattis, and much more.

During his first broadcast of the week, the Maxster discusses how he is nowhere near ready for Christmas (no surprise really), the Trump Foundation (of course), Mike Flynn (duh!), Jeanine Pirro (who?), FBI, tariffs and cheese. Yes, you read that last one one right, cheese.

Max gets to Thursday in one piece, much to his amazement, where he broadcasts from the Max Miller Studio as usual, and is amazed to find out that Tucker Carlson does not seem impressed with the Trumpster at all, but Carlson did talk about this in an interview in Switzerland. Max would have been much more impressed if he would actually do this on Fox News and actually focused on things most America...

Max gets to his final show before Thanksgiving by explaining why the Max Miller Dog is in the dog house before moving to one of his favorite topics, tariffs, otherwise known as taxes on the middle class. Max then gets into some detail about how the tariffs (taxes on the middle class) are affecting farmers, and how Trump is taking advantage of the patriotism of this group of hard working people. Ma...

Max misses his Thursday show due to a hangover, shameful but true, so he has to do his Thursday show on Friday morning. But in missing this deadline, this does give Max time to deliver as he says, “a quality project,” and to focus on the leaders of both the Democratic and Republican parties, in this case Nancy Pelosi in particular. Max’s view is that nobody voted for the Democrats due to the inspi...

Max gets to Tuesday by getting on to one of his favorite subjects, cars, and how for months Max has said that Trump is itching to place tariffs on cars from Europe, in particular from Germany, and as it turns out there have been meetings in the White House in recent days on this very subject. Next Max jumps into the latest figures, which reinforce much of what we already know, that the massive tax...

Max hits the last show of the week by going back over what has happened since the midterm election and how all the electioneering has put the Max Miller Dog on edge, as if he senses an evil presence, as dogs do in the movies. Max then gets into a quick recap of several recent conversations he has had with friends who believe he is not an independent at all, but more than likely a communist. So aft...

Max hits Election Day, which coincides with his first working day of the week to bring a personal perspective of a conversation he had with a good friend about what will happen and to explain to the Maxster why he is now on the Trump Train, despite the fact that Trump has done nothing remotely conservative during his tenure. This led the conversation down a rabbit hole which Max tried and failed t...

Max hits his next show talking about how poverty can be defined even in a state as prosperous California in such a way as to be deceptive. California now has the fifth largest economy in the United States yet by any standards it has a high number of people considered to be in poverty, which leads to Max’s point that an average high income can hide how many people are in poverty. Given that the cos...

Max starts his week yet again while trying to recover from a busy Monday by having a very nice cup of tea to help calm his nerves after Trumps love fest with Ted Cruz. Max then gets into the fact that many Americans are so jaded by the politicians of both parties that they cannot even be bothered to vote. It gets worse though, they feel if they do vote, no one in DC will listen to them so what’s t...

Max hits Thursday by reminding us that too many politicians who claim that government is really really bad, never in fact leave. Max gets into a tricky topic yet again about Donald Trump’s mental well-being, and his utter refusal to believe his own intelligence services yet again, this time regarding Jamal Khashoggi and the fact that Turkey “may or may not” have a tape of the killing. What is Trum...

Max ends his week by looking at the fact that Americans seem to be drinking more heavily which is understandable given what is going on in DC when people like Kayne West visit the White House. Max goes through some startling statistics about the number of Americans who have now, like the Maxter, decided to start drinking heavily. Max is surprised that Donald Trump hasn’t claimed credit for the gro...

Max starts the week by looking over the past 24 hours to see if anyone in DC, Republican or Democrat has done anything for the Average Working American, and as ever the answer is no. Max next gets into how Donald Trump’s taxes (what he calls tariffs) are really going to hurt many of his voters, especially anyone that shops at Dollar Tree, Wal-Mart and if you’re lucky Target. And it’s only going to...

Max hits the end of the week with the Max Miller Dog hanging around the Max Miller Studio, and starts by delving into what “government by the people for the people” actually means in reality, and neatly segue’s to how Donald Trump tapped into a segments of the population who feel like they are strangers in their own country and how this situation persists today. Of course Max has to spend the rest...

Max starts his week by broadcasting from the Illustrious Max Miller Studio in Beautiful Sunny Downtown Austin, TX. Max also does his best to not talk about Brett Kavanaugh but in the end fails miserably. Max starts off by talking about NAFTA 2.0, otherwise known as USMCA (or as Max calls it, Yoosmucca), and examines what the real difference between NAFAT 1.0 and USMCA? It turns out as you might ex...

Max starts his week, late as usual, by of course focusing on the one thing that has got the world’s attention, and that is how well Max Miller Dog likes to have a bath. The answer it turns out is not at all. Next Max gets into the second most talked news item of the day, and that is the potential inauguration of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, except in this case when Kavanaugh was interview...

Max starts off with some new statistics that show that 84% of the stock market wealth is owned by 10% of US households, and the fact that the middle class and working class are only now just about caught up with where they were ten years ago yet are falling behind compared to the top earner in the United States. However Max cannot spend too much time on this topic as he has of course to jump quick...

Max hits midweek with of course a take on the Kavanaugh nomination for the Supreme Court. You would think that if the GOP believed in Kavanaugh they would allow for an open forum into his actions or not as the case may be. But as the GOP has not released all his documents, nor wants to call more than the “he said she said” witnesses, it does make you wonder what it is they’re trying to hide. Plus...