Life Unedited (Nothing Is Taboo)

Art Keller is a former CIA case officer in the Counter-Proliferation Division, the part of the CIA charged with spying on and sabotaging Iran’s nuclear program. He's done commentary for CNN, CBS, The News Hour on PBS, Newsmax Magazine, and the National Geographic Channel. He’s also the author of the just released spy novel (espionage thriller) about the CIA and Iran, Hollow Strength.

Art Keller is a former CIA case officer in the Counter-Proliferation Division, the part of the CIA charged with spying on and sabotaging Iran’s nuclear program. He's done commentary for CNN, CBS, The News Hour on PBS, Newsmax Magazine, and the National Geographic Channel. He’s also the author of the just released spy novel (espionage thriller) about the CIA and Iran, Hollow Strength.

Extended opening –  The show opens with the powerful Aerosmith song "Janie's Got a Gun." about a young girl being sexually abused by her father. 

Tyler Perry on why he wrote the song:

Tyler found inspiration for the lyrics after reading two articles – a TIME magazine story on gun violence in the US and a Newsweek piece about child abuse; he connected the song with the theme of child abuse and incest. The singer declared that "I got really angry that nobody was paying homage to those who Mom and Dad abused"    FYI – please excuse a technical glitch halfway through the show. 

Need someone to talk with; RANN is the largest/interactive sexual abuse website - https://www.rainn.org/ 800-656-HOPE (4673) NOTE – GOING DEEP INTO THE VAULT: re-releasing older shows while preparing to end my COVID19 HIATUS.

  FYI - Still in the GAME; Co-Host; morning show every other Monday, 7-10 am. WCHE 1520 AM/95.3 FM.

Please come and listen to my interview with psychotherapist Troy D. Timmons. On my Philadelphia based, syndicated radio talk show “Life Unedited”. Mr. Timmons specializes in treating both the predators and the victims of sexual child abuse. You can find his book “Mommy Please Read This” on Amazon.com

PS – please excuse the one technical glitch halfway through the show.

The FBI used him, Scotland Yard used him, Interpol used him and so did many other law enforcment agencies around the world. He had a gift and he used it to ease the suffering and pain for many people. This is the Frank Bender story. R.I.P.

The FBI used him, Scotland Yard used him, Interpol used him and so did many other law enforcment agencies around the world. He had a gift and he used it to ease the suffering and pain for many people. This is the Frank Bender story. R.I.P.

The book-Why Whisper? is a mother’s gripping account of her journey alongside grief after her 32-year-old son committed suicide. When her son took his own life, a portion of the author’s life also died with him. Joanne Mazzotta bares her soul and her skeletons to bring us an honest and insightful look at addiction, loss, hope, suicide, and the enduring power of love.

People need to know that a person who commits suicide did not really want to die, they just wanted the pain to go away. Think about that before you pass judgement.

John Aberle

1520 WCHE

The book-Why Whisper? is a mother’s gripping account of her journey alongside grief after her 32-year-old son committed suicide. When her son took his own life, a portion of the author’s life also died with him. Joanne Mazzotta bares her soul and her skeletons to bring us an honest and insightful look at addiction, loss, hope, suicide, and the enduring power of love.

People need to know that a person who commits suicide did not really want to die, they just wanted the pain to go away. Think about that before you pass judgement.

John Aberle

1520 WCHE

Retired U.S. Navy Commander, 30 years  High School Dropout – Rejected by the Marines  Joins Navy, 1958

Navy Vietnam War Veteran - North Vietnam had a bounty on its head.

Founder and First commanding officer; SEAL Team Six (DEVGR) Founder and First commanding officer; Red Cell Graduate, Two degrees; International Relations and Political Science, 34 medals and citations, including a Silver Star, the Legion of Merit, and four Bronze Stars Author: Rogue Warrior; Rogue Warrior Series  Successful Businessman; founder/Owner and CEO – SOS TEMPS

Spent 15 months in Federal Prison jail for a crime he did not commit.

retired U.S. Navy SEAL commander and Vietnam War veteran. He was the first commanding officer of SEAL Team Six and Red Cell. After retiring from the United States Navy, he became an author, radio talk show host, military consultant, and motivational speaker.

SEAL Team Six

During the Iran hostage crisis in 1979, Marcinko was one of two Navy representatives for a Joint Chiefs of Staff task force known as the TAT (Terrorist Action Team). The purpose of the TAT was to develop a plan to free the American hostages held in Iran which culminated in Operation Eagle Claw. In the wake of the debacle, the Navy saw the need for a full-time dedicated counter-terrorist team and tasked Marcinko with its design and development.

Red Cell

Marcinko was the first commanding officer of this new unit. At the time, the Navy had only two SEAL teams. Marcinko purportedly named the unit SEAL Team Six in order to confuse other nations, specifically the Soviet Union, into believing that the United States had three other SEAL teams that they were unaware of. He personally selected the unit's members from across the U.S. Navy's special operations community, including a special counter-terrorist tactics section of SEAL Team Two, codenamed MOB-6. SEAL Team Six would be the Navy's premier counter-terrorist unit, like its Army counterpart Delta Force.[2][5] While typically a two-year command in the Navy at the time, Marcinko commanded SEAL Team Six for three years, from August 1980 to July 1983.[6]