Randy talks to Pat Hall, whose grandmother owned the boarding house where Lee Harvey Oswald was staying at the time of the John F. Kennedy assassination.  Hall has many memories of Oswald and the events that took place during this historic tragedy.  Listen now to hear Pat's inside perspective!

Randy gets personal in this week’s episode, sharing how he came to his conviction and how his eyes have been opened over the years.

Be sure to tune in on Friday, November 22nd for a special extended episode of A Cigar on the Deck featuring a behind-the-scenes account of the life of former president John F. Kennedy's assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald!   

Randy reminisces about his first firearm after stumbling upon the exact model in the vintage showcase at Dawsonville Gun.

Be sure to tune in on Friday, November 22nd for a special extended episode of A Cigar on the Deck featuring a behind-the-scenes account of the life of former president John F. Kennedy's assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald!   

Days before Halloween, Randy goes on location in Dawsonville, Georgia to interview some of the locals about the paranormal activity that has haunted this historical town over the years... and if you're craving more thrills, here are some of the other famous historical haunts found around Atlanta.

How much should you tip for great service? How about poor service? Should there be a minimum tipping percentage regardless of the quality of service received? Randy gives his perspective on an article he read about tipping etiquette. 

The U.S. military has been pulled out of Syria and the Turks have invaded, which has sparked a political debate.  Why are we involved?  And should we care?  Tune in to hear Randy's take on the controversial topic.

Taking care of your team is one of the most important basics of running a successful business, but has it been forgotten in today's corporate world?  Randy has experienced both ends of the spectrum and has some wise words for big businesses.

Is a flat tax a crazy idea... or just what this country needs?

Unemployment in the United States is the lowest it's been since the late 60's.  Sounds like good news, right?  Well, there is an often overlooked downside, and Randy experienced it first-hand this past week at America's largest grocery retailer.

Americans everywhere just finished sharing good food with friends and family in honor of Labor Day.  But how many of them have any idea how the holiday came to be what it is today?  Randy explains the reason behind the annual commemoration, as well as some more interesting information regarding the history of wages among our American heroes and politicians.