A long time ago, the very first time that I really remember that I listened to "talk radio" was when an author (David  Lifton) was being interviewed about his new book, "Best  Evidence" which outlined his theory about the assassination of John F  Kennedy. I recall the show being very interesting, very entertaining (most  important) and most of all, very influential. I went out the next day and bought the paperback version of the book at the local grocery store.

There are two  things that I want to share with you today from experience in 1981.

First: There are experiences in life that more than define who you will be. It wasn't that day that I decided to go into radio (and of course, podcasting was the stuff of  Science Fiction). But it was a day that I always looked back on - especially after I began both writing and later on radio - as a reminder of what it was that I was trying to do.

Secondly: If there was any evidence in the files being released right now that anybody other than Oswald killed Kennedy that day in Dallas, then the files would also not be released.

That is the Best  Evidence that what John Kennedy is purported to have said is true...