CLR 1414.  Air Date February 14, 2020.  The Friday Show with the perspective and commentary of Co-Host David Bach.

CLR 1413.  Air Date February 12, 2020.  Donald Trump cannot fathom a life filled with dignity and encourages all he encounters to surrender any notions of a life without fear and perpetual conflict.  We are not bound by his limitations.  Begin by telling your Congressperson and Senator exactly what you think.

CLR 1412.  Air Date February 10, 2020.  Mike Blumberg's early advertising has done a skillful job of demonstrating how much less Trump is than any of his predecessors.  It remains for his followers to get it.

CLR 1411.  Air date February 7, 2020.   Perhaps the best way to understand why Donald Trump is still President is to understand the purpose and long term effects of Trump-The-Drug.  Plus... The Friday Commentary and Insight of Political Pundit David Bach.

CLR 1410.  Air Date February 3, 2020.   A character from a James Bond film offers unanticipated insight into the troubled soul of Donald Trump.

CLR 1409.  Air Date January 31, 2020.  With Friday Co-Host, David Bach, featuring David's scathing analysis of a Trumpian Senate on the verge of discarding Constitutional Checks and Balances.

CLR 1404.  Air Date January 13, 2020.  A personal story about the late James Parks Morton, 7th Dean of The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine, and the rediscovery of Love and Hope under the most unlikely circumstances.

CLR 1408.  Air Date January 24, 2020.  More 2020 Democratic candidate insights and updates with CLR Friday Co-Host and political pundit David Bach.

CLR 1407. Air Date January 22, 2020.  The only way for once-Republican Senators to avoid the inescapable reality that Donald Trump is guilty as sin and wholly deserving of removal is to take refuge in the same bubble occupied by Trump himself and the hardcore elements of his base.  The problem is... all bubbles eventually burst.

CLR 1406.  Air Date January 20, 2020.  The marked differences between the character of Donald Trump and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. may seem painfully apparent, but are deserving of our attention and analysis.