Two things: the new Canadian Prime Minister says it plain and true, calls out the U.S. for our betrayal of our best friend. It burns. It hurts. It aches like a bum tooth and the shame is sickening. Betrayers. We.Are.BETRAYERS. Let it sink in till the bitter bile rises in disgust. For a palette-cleanser, consider: Nitwit Nero is Barney Fife in the real world. 

Head-ON with Roxanne Kincaid – May 2, 2025

Key topics include:

Beyond domestic politics, Roxanne discusses:

Amid concern for the U.S.'s fading clout, Roxanne uplifts her Horn family community, now connecting via Discord to maintain dialogue and solidarity. The show encourages listener support, podcast reviews, and highlights the work of Coal River Mountain Watch in fighting mountaintop removal. One donor even issues a challenge grant to boost fundraising.

There's also some cautious optimism:

But the future looms ominous. Roxanne warns of:

Despite it all, Roxanne returns to a core message: community, resistance, and clarity of thought are vital. Whether through mocking MAGAT nonsense or spotlighting real threats to democracy and the planet, the show calls for vigilance, truth-telling, and action.

The difference and distance between spineless Democrats and the ones with fire in the belly is both profound and, in the case of the courageous, so very inspiring. Some newer House Dems are proving to be our best hope. Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is walking the walk and talking the talk. Meanwhile Rahm Emmanuel is the same old POS he's always been.

Head-ON with Roxanne Kincaid – May 01, 2025

Roxanne Kincaid returns in this electrifying May 1st episode of Head-ON, diving deep into the dysfunction of American politics with her signature firebrand style. From blistering critiques of “Nitwit Nero” and the “MAGAT Party” to her praise for progressive champions like J.B. Pritzker and Melanie Stansbury, Roxanne brings unapologetic heat to a show grounded in fierce truth-telling and social justice advocacy.

🔥 Key topics include:

“Defenestration” as Political Metaphor: The episode password sparks a spirited takedown of the Trump camp’s inner purges—especially Mike Waltz’s ousting and Marco Rubio’s overstuffed appointment portfolio.

Dan Goldman’s ICE Critique: Audio and commentary on GOP resistance to a bill barring ICE from detaining/deporting US citizens—including one heartbreaking case of a child with stage 4 cancer.

Melanie Stansbury vs. Marjorie Taylor Greene: A fiery House Oversight Committee exchange over social programs leads Roxanne to celebrate Stansbury’s righteous rebuttal and call out Greene’s cruelty.

Trump’s Dictator Banter & Religious Fakery: Trump’s National Prayer Day comments and “performative piety” are dissected and condemned as signals of authoritarian adoration.

CBP Nominee Rodney Scott Under Fire: A disturbing Senate hearing clip implicates Scott in a rape threat and racist group activity—eliciting outrage from Roxanne over his limp denials.

The “MAGAT Creep” Mailbag: Roxanne deconstructs hate mail accusing Dems of baby-killing and gang-importing, calling out these tropes as fearmongering and bigoted nonsense.

Literary Lens: This month’s quote from The Great Gatsby—“They were careless people, Tom and Daisy…”—becomes a sharp political allegory for elite impunity and right-wing destructiveness.

Economic Anxiety: Rising prices, empty shelves, and America’s precarious dependence on Chinese supply chains are discussed with caller Todd, alongside concerns about trade policy and child labor deregulation.

RFK Jr., Nutrition Nonsense, and Veal Hypocrisy: Roxanne mocks pseudoscientific health claims and recalls a revealing story about “Whalehead Dead-Bear Brainworm” (aka RFK Jr.) dining on veal.

Praise for Gov. J.B. Pritzker: A rare moment of optimism as Roxanne hails Pritzker’s spine and eloquence in standing up to both the far right and tepid Democrats.

Also covered: the implosion at the Pentagon, Trump’s inner circle turmoil, the cowardice of impeachment-bailing Democrats, and Roxanne’s enduring call for truth, courage, and community. As always, listeners are welcomed into the “Horn Family Community Congregation,” encouraged to engage via calls and chat, and thanked for supporting the “Bruce and Karen’s Memorial Challenge.”

Passionate, raw, and unapologetically progressive, this episode is Roxanne Kincaid at full volume.

Thanks, y'all, for being patient with me while we got my sweetheart out of her slum. I know we missed a day of horrors, but we were in the midst of our own. Never clean a "goldenrod" oven from the 1977 Sears catalog that hasn't been cleaned since Saddam Hussein was an ally of the United States. Just sayin'.

Meanwhile, in America: ACABs are driving innocents into the night in their altogether, stealing everything they have . . . even when their "warrant" is garbage and they don't even have the right house.

Head-ON with Roxanne Kincaid – April 30, 2025

Live from behind the corn curtain, it’s Head-ON with America’s only liberal transbilly elitist. Roxanne returns after helping her friend Victoria move into a family home—a major upgrade from a grimy tenement. The password is “ensconced,” reflecting Victoria’s newly settled life in the countryside.

April ends fully funded thanks to the “Horn family” listener community—no mattress ads, just grassroots support. Roxanne gives heartfelt thanks to donors who made “bake sale radio” work throughout the years.

This episode dives deep into political horror: a U.S. citizen child with brain cancer deported, ICE raids destroying homes and lives, and a Haitian woman dying in custody due to medical neglect. Roxanne exposes cruelty as deliberate policy and blasts the “maggot administration” for state-enabled fascism.

Senator Lindsay Graham’s claim that Trump is open to being Pope sparks scathing satire. Roxanne calls out Trump’s mental state and quotes Josh Marshall’s disbelief at the spectacle. A Thomas Paine quote—"born to reign"—forms the basis for the literary challenge, critiquing hereditary leadership and disconnected elites. The answer? Common Sense.

Dark humor reigns in a wide-ranging call with “Crazy Dave,” covering everything from D&D at the VA to ICE theft, GOP cowardice, and Supreme Court religious bias. Dave draws historical parallels, denounces fascism, and mocks Justice Alito’s LGBTQ cluelessness and Kavanaugh’s pro-theocracy leanings.

More: Trump touts tariff-fueled “real income” collapse, likened by economist Justin Wolfers to a 94% depression. Roxanne slams it as economic vandalism. She also criticizes John Fetterman’s hawkish Iran stance and dismisses Columbus Day revivals, favoring truth over myth.

The show closes with thanks, public health tips, and a shoutout to environmental group Coal River Mountain Watch. As always: wash hands, mask up in crowds, and beware the MAGATS.

A Progressive Talk Icon Has Hung Up the Microphone

As many of you maybe aware, Randi Rhodes, a tenured progressive talker hung up the microphone one last time last week on April 23rd, 2025. In a world overrun with right-wing hate radio, manosphere podcasts, and TikTok disinformation, it's important to nurture strong progressive communities. We invite all of Randi's listeners to join us on weekdays from 5pm to 8pm Eastern, 2pm to 5pm Pacific time, for 3 hours of spirited, rousing, and informative progressive talk with Roxanne Kincaid. Head-ON with Roxanne Kincaid has been on the air since 2005. Join us at HeadON.Live, or catch the program on TuneIn at http://tun.in/sfAg3.

These hundred days have brought horrors unimaginable even during the first nightmare years of Nitwit Nero. Now, he says he "runs the world." He's insane. Stone-cold, no-doubt-about-it criminally insane. 

The monsters of ICE are kidnapping infants and pregnant mothers, children with cancer. Could we please just skip the middle part and put them in spiffy, black Hugo Boss uniforms? I'd like to think maybe even MAGATS might take notice then. 

Who am I kidding?

Head-ON with Roxanne Kincaid – April 28, 2025

In this fiery episode of Head-On with Roxanne Kincaid, the outspoken “liberal transbilly elitist” dives headfirst into a torrent of political and human rights controversies engulfing the nation. Roxanne opens with searing criticism of what she terms the current “fascist regime,” accusing it of systematically eroding constitutional protections, trampling civil liberties, and deploying authoritarian tactics under the guise of law enforcement.

A central focus is placed on shocking allegations against ICE, including the illegal deportation of U.S. citizen children—one reportedly suffering from brain cancer—alongside their pregnant mothers. The host and cited legal advocates denounce these actions as violations of due process and basic human rights. Virginia authorities are investigating a particularly aggressive ICE raid in Charlottesville, where masked agents reportedly abducted a man from a courtroom. The Commonwealth’s attorney calls it a political performance and a “grave danger” to public safety.

Roxanne also targets the administration’s economic policies, sounding alarms over an escalating trade war with China. Citing reports that Chinese cargo shipments are ceasing by mid-May, she warns of looming shortages at U.S. retailers and criticizes the administration’s reliance on tariffs as economically illiterate and dangerous.

The episode takes a deeply personal turn during a long call with listener Paul, an autistic scientist, who expresses grave concerns about RFK Jr.’s suggestion of an autism registry. Paul equates the idea to historical registries later weaponized by authoritarian regimes. Roxanne draws chilling parallels to broader government surveillance and crackdowns on marginalized communities, especially trans individuals and immigrants. Both emphasize the importance of understanding, not stigmatizing, neurodivergent individuals.

Health concerns also surface, with Paul reporting on a growing measles outbreak affecting over half the U.S., urging listeners to wear masks and rely on state-level health data over federal agencies like the CDC or HHS.

Roxanne shares personal updates—including helping a friend escape a slumlord—and thanks listeners for their generous support during a fundraising push. A donor is matching contributions up to $900 to keep progressive, ad-free radio alive.

Finally, the show highlights Rep. Shri Thanedar’s introduction of seven articles of impeachment against the former president, citing abuses of power, denial of due process, and violations of the Constitution.

With unflinching rhetoric and impassioned calls to action, Roxanne connects the dots between systemic cruelty, legal decay, economic mismanagement, and the rise of a government she argues is dangerously close to fascism.

A Progressive Talk Icon Has Hung Up the Microphone

As many of you maybe aware, Randi Rhodes, a tenured progressive talker hung up the microphone one last time last week on April 23rd, 2025. In a world overrun with right-wing hate radio, manosphere podcasts, and TikTok disinformation, it's important to nurture strong progressive communities. We invite all of Randi's listeners to join us on weekdays from 5pm to 8pm Eastern, 2pm to 5pm Pacific time, for 3 hours of spirited, rousing, and informative progressive talk with Roxanne Kincaid. Head-ON with Roxanne Kincaid has been on the air since 2005. Join us at HeadON.Live, or catch the program on TuneIn at http://tun.in/sfAg3.  

Now the fascists are going after judges. Let that sink in. Judges. Pam Blondi has declared the 4th Amendment no longer in effect. Unidentified masked gunmen are stalking people's homes all over the country. And here we are, with ringside seats to the potential end of our time as a constitutional republic at the hands of an outlaw regime. The question is, how do we save it?

Head-ON with Roxanne Kincaid — April 25, 2025

In this episode of Head-ON, Roxanne Kincaid broadcasts live from West Virginia, blending sharp political commentary with community conversation. Roxanne fiercely critiques the Trump regime’s recent assaults on the judiciary, detailing the controversial arrests of Judge Hannah Dugen in Wisconsin and Judges Joel and Nancy Cono in New Mexico over their handling of immigrants. She defends judicial authority, questions ICE’s tactics, and condemns the use of dehumanizing language like "illegal alien."

The show highlights alarming expansions of executive power: Attorney General Pam Blondie’s memo allows warrantless home entries under the Alien Enemies Act, stripping non-citizens of legal protections. Roxanne warns of nationwide immigrant roundups enabled by new cooperation agreements with over 150 local police departments.

Community voices shine during the "Front Porch" call-in segment. Roger discusses Social Security's racist exclusions and Trump-era veteran benefit cuts. Steve shares immigrant protection stories, while Sylvie sends a moving family story about life before Social Security. Good news arrives with the announcement of a retro electric pickup truck by "Slate" (not Tesla), sparking lighter conversation about sustainable transport and a humorous send-off about Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI’s funeral.

Listener Dave calls in with personal updates, offers to recite the Pledge of Allegiance in Latin for donations, and critiques ICE abuses. Micah, the "data girl," provides practical tech security tips, emphasizing the importance of using passcodes over biometrics.

Throughout, Roxanne underscores the show’s urgent funding needs, noting a deficit of $2,330 and the community’s ongoing support to keep independent liberal media alive. She ends with calls to action: stay informed, stay vigilant, and fight creeping fascism.

Quotes of the Night:

"A trial court judge has almost godlike authority to maintain order in her courtroom and the spaces around it." — Roxanne

"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible make violent revolution inevitable." — JFK (quoted)

"By this standard, spurious allegations of gang affiliation mean the government can knock down your door." — Immigration attorney Monique Sherman

ICE is among us, no badges, no uniforms. Bad things will happen. 

P.S. Measles.

Head-ON with Roxanne Kincaid – April 24, 2025

On this edition of Head-On, Roxanne delivers a powerful and urgent commentary on the current state of American politics, focusing heavily on the Trump administration ("Nitwit Nero"), rising fascism, civil liberties under threat, and the consequences of anti-science and right-wing ideologies.

Key topics include:

Critical Financial Deficit:

Gun Violence and Trump’s Rhetoric:

Trump’s Cognitive Decline:

Anti-Vaccine Crisis:

ICE Intimidation Tactics:

Trump’s Attacks on Democratic Institutions:

Targeting of Jewish Individuals:

Mental Healthcare Crisis:

Economic Fallout from Trade Policies:

Community Engagement:

Tone:

Notable Quotes:

“During this time of fascism and daily horrors, honestly.”

“You fool. You have killed us. Isn't it weird to hang by such a thread?”

“More than ever, we have to explain and repeat why judicial independence is critical.”

It's Whalehead Deadbear Brainworm Night! I HATE Whalehead Deadbear Brainworm Night!

April 23, 2025 — Head-ON with Roxanne Kincaid

Roxanne is back and taking no prisoners in this fiery episode of Head-ON. She opens with a satirical “prayer meeting” roasting right-wing religious theatrics, including Paula White’s submissive marriage comments, which she hilariously dubs “Christian kink.”

She then dives into Trump’s shocking Easter egg roll stunt—yes, he showed kids a collectible card of his own alleged assassination attempt—and she doesn't hold back on Snopes’ flubbed fact-checking.

She also tears into Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders for botching federal disaster relief and spotlights a disturbing push for an autism registry led by “Whalehead Dead-Bear Brainworm” (RFK Jr., if you're wondering), who’s spreading misinformation about autism, vaccines, and trans kids.

The episode closes with a powerful call from listener Trace, who shares her activism in California and confronts racism, welfare policy, and the challenges facing the trans community.

All this, plus blistering commentary on male fragility, creeping authoritarianism, and the ever-growing need for resistance.

🎧 Sharp, unapologetic, and deeply human—this is Head-ON.

A note about Randi Rhodes' retirement on Arpil 23, 2025:

Pete Kegbreath: on the . . . ropes. Megyn ("Jesus is WHITE") Kelly slimes Pope Frank because not only is Jesus white, he's also Murkkkan! MAGAT White House turns Easter Egg Roll into a corporate shakedown. SCOTUS hears appeal by whiny "krischun" parents who demand freedom to hate. DoJ lawyers quit and call out its corruption.

This briefing document summarizes the key topics and information discussed by Roxanne Kincaid on the April 22, 2025, episode of "Head-On Radio." The show covered a wide range of political and social issues, often with a critical and satirical lens, focusing heavily on current events in the United States, particularly West Virginia, and the Trump administration.

1. Show Opening and Community Engagement:

2. Local West Virginia Issues and the "Brain Drain":

3. Commentary on Right-Wing Politics and Hypocrisy:

4. The Mystery Quote and Listener Engagement:

5. Proposed Cuts to LGBTQ Suicide Prevention Services:

6. The Pete Hegseth Controversy:

7. Earth Day and Environmental Policy under Trump:

8. The White House Press Briefing with Tim Pool:

9. Further Commentary on Trump Administration Actions:

10. Tesla's Declining Financial Performance:

11. Corporate Influence and Bribery:

12. Sarah Palin's Defamation Lawsuit:

13. Listener Calls and Community Interaction:

14. Supreme Court Case on LGBTQ Inclusion in Schools:

15. Easter Reenactment Accident in West Virginia:

16. Detainment of German Backpackers in Hawaii:

17. SNAP Benefit Cuts:

18. Randi Rhodes retiring on Arpil 23, 2025:

Conclusion:

The April 22, 2025, episode of "Head-On Radio" provided a critical and often humorous commentary on a wide array of current events. Key themes included the political landscape under the Trump administration, particularly concerning environmental policy, LGBTQ rights, and corporate influence; local issues and the challenges facing West Virginia; and the importance of community and listener support for independent media. The episode was marked by Roxanne's sharp wit, passionate advocacy, and direct engagement with her audience.

Oof. The transformer near the mansion blew up last night, hence the late download.

This briefing document summarizes the main themes, important ideas, and facts discussed on the April 21, 2025 episode of the Head-ON with Roxanne Kincaid. The show, broadcasting live from West Virginia, covered a wide range of topics including the death of Pope Francis, the theft of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi "Hotmama" Noem's purse, the White House's reported efforts to increase birth rates among American women, the rise of right-wing extremism, and various listener interactions and personal anecdotes.

1. Death of Pope Francis and Succession Speculation:

2. Theft of Homeland Security Secretary's Purse:

3. White House Assessment of Ways to Persuade Women to Have More Children:

4. Rise of Right-Wing Extremism:

5. Personal Anecdotes and Listener Interactions:

6. Broader Political and Social Commentary:

Key Quotes:

This episode of the Head-ON with Roxanne Kincaid provides a snapshot of contemporary political and social anxieties, filtered through Roxanne's sharp wit, and progressive perspective. The discussion highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding political ideologies, social justice issues, and the perceived rise of right-wing extremism in the United States and globally. The personal anecdotes and listener interactions add a layer of community and relatability to the often heavy topics discussed.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia is apparently alive.

There goes history rhyming again! Poisonous trees produce poisonous fruit. Congressman celebrates in front of a concentration camp cell, recalling the infamy of Abu Ghraib. The U.S. crosses the halfway mark on measles. Whalehead Deadbear Brainworm claims there aren't any "71 year olds" with autism.