Author Tom Clavin has co-authored another book with Bob Drury, "Throne of Grace." It's the story of Jedediah Smith and his adventurous trips to the west during the era of Manifest Destiny.

David WIlliams, BookDavidWilliams.com, is successful, but he worked for it. His story is worth hearing and his wisdom worth heeding. Give it a listen because it change your tragectory.

Jerome Hudson (Breitbard Entertainment Editor, author, "50 Things" books) joined Preston for an always good conversation.

TheGunwriter.Substack.com is the home of Lee Williams. He is "the gun writer." Each month we discuss the stories in the news which have, or will have, the greatest impact on your 2nd Amendment rights. Today we discussed developments in the unthinkable raid on an Arkansas professional who was shot and killed during an improper (and unrecorded) raid and the story of a software developer and gunsmith hobbyist who is facing ten-to-eighteen years in one of the lates New York attacks on civil liberties.

Time for a little "Moore History" with Dr. Ed Moore. Our topic this year is "explorers and pioneers." To appease Ed's penchant for chasing rabbits down holes we decided to "explore" the history of Florida's cabinet. The people and the structure. Good stuff.

U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (R- FL 3) joined Preston to talk about the votes which will send even more money to Ukraine (and elsewhere), but still nothing to deal with the southern US border with Mexico.

Ira Schoffel, WarChant.com, covered a lot of ground with Preston as they discussed the football spring session, the state of Doak Campbell Stadium, plus baseball and men's basketball.

News outlets declared the James Madison Institute (JMI) the winner of Florida's 2024 legislative session. Bit is that good or bad news for you and me? We had the President of JMI, Dr. Bob McClure, come in and discuss.

What do those three topics have in common? Scott Beekin, the Beeline Blogger.

Sal Nuzzo, with Consumers Defense, went deep on a few topics, snapshot on others as we talked over the consequential happenings.