In this Final Episode (at least for a while) Ren discusses the results of the recent election and challenges his listeners to read one book on Economics, attend one political meeting, and donate $100 to a candidate before the next primary. Be sure to check for back episodes of the show that have recently been added to the podcast feed.

This week Ren discusses the local issues in the election this coming Tuesday and the federal government’s response to Hurricane Sandy, and talks with John Borg about his experience of dying and coming back to life after 25 minutes.

This week Ren discusses early voting and how to see your ballot for the upcoming election (vote.ga.gov), how to understand the proposed charter school amendment (#1) and the philosophy of localized control, and how to understand the multi-year lease amendment (#2).

This week Ren interviews Public Service Commission candidate David Staples and talks about the upcoming election (vote.ga.gov), the Winder City Council’s illegal land deals, the charter school amendment on the ballot, and assaults on our civil liberties at the national level.

This week Ren discusses the upcoming election with emphasis on local races, challenges the hypocrisy of both major Presidential candidates, and questions why Republicans suddenly support Mitt Romney. He also discusses the Benghazi attack and ends with a special announcement.

This week Ren talks about the proposed Amendment One to allow charter schools at the state level, the proposed new Falcons stadium, the Broken Window Fallacy, two “bad boys” segments, and the attack on the Benghazi consulate.

This week Ren continues to discuss tree cutting at the Winder airport and the issue of government accountability at local and state levels, standing up to government bureaucracy, and the only real option to change things this November.

This week Ren discusses the recent secret Winder City Council land deals, tree cutting at the Winder airport, Charter Schools in GA, Constitution Week, and interviews Kimberly Kaminski of Clean Water Portland on the issue of fluoridated water.

This week Ren is back to discuss the Republican National Convention in Tampa this past week, including a discussion of the last-minute changes to the party rules, and also an interview with John Padgett, Secretary of the Georgia Republican Party who is at the convention as a delegate.

This week the show is cut short following a discussion of the Republican Party efforts to unseat delegates of states where Ron Paul has a plurality, the unlawful detainment of U.S. Marine Brandon Raub, and a reading of the Declaration of Independence.