Listeners know, Preston does not often mess around with writers of fiction. While he loved "Jaws," for the most part his library is filled with non-fiction and that is his preferred guest on TMS. Buddy Levy has written an account of one of the most incredible rescues in history and the story surrounding it is a made-for-the-theater saga. Check out the visit.

Always a hoot to have on the air, Entertainment Editor at Brietbart.com, Jerome Hudson made his first appearance of the new year and he had plenty to offer on the topics of the week.

In our personal defense segment with J.D. Johnson of the Talon Training Group, we took some email questions and kicked around some fundamentals of firearms and their use.

While we are a litte over a month away, it's never too early to talk about the things which will impact Florida. Sal Nuzzo, of Consumers Defense, came in to discuss.

Before taking office, one could argue that Donald Trump is, in many respects, the de facto President of the United States. Preston talked with former U.S. Ambassador Francis Rooney about the Trump Effect.

The first thing Joe Biden did after being installed as President was killed the Keystone XL Pipeline project. Now, as his days are ending, he continues efforts to dismantle our fossil fuel options.

Dr Bob McClure, President of the James Madison Institue, covered a lot of ground in this visit.

Now that we have U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack on twice a month, we can state we have not one, but two "Kat calls" each month. Enjoy one of the most candid members of Congress.

Ira Schoffel of Warchant.com brought some insight to the quick changes at Florida State football, plus what is known about a lawsuit filed against FSU men's basketball coach Leonard Hamilton by six former players.

Our final visit of the year with our unafraid guest.