Ron Jacobs is a author of various works dealing with the counterculture of the 1960s and 1970s, he also writes for counterpunch magazine about various areas of politics. Ron has been on the show a few times to discuss The Weather Underground but through our conversations we have never looked at some of the rhetoric at the beginning to the end of the movement and how it shifted from a stance that's reasonable to one that is extremist.

This episode will discuss the Gen. Edwin Walker shooting in regards to evidence for or against Lee Harvey Oswald being the perpetrator in this act. Based on evidence from witness testimony and forensic material from the scene there was no linkage to Oswald but after the Kennedy assassination the public and the warren commission allowed this to be added onto Oswald as a preexisting piece of evidence to support the lone gunman theory.

This episode is with two researchers of the JFK assassination and will primarily focus on the life and controversial career of District Attorney Jim Garrison and his work in relation to the JFK case. Throughout this episode we will look at some of the claims for and against garrison, some of the coordinated media attacks on his investigation and some of what he was able to uncover in regards to the Kennedy assasination.

This episode is with two researchers of the JFK assassination that both tackle the subject from an academic standpoint based in the documentation and recorded history of covert operations in the context of the cold war. Through this discussion we will look more into the theory that the rogue elements of the CIA were behind the JFK assassination and will explore the backgrounds of some suspected elements such as William Harvey, David Atlee Phillips and David Sanchez Morales.

This episode is with two researchers of the JFK assassination who have research related information in the area of the Dallas Police Department and the assassination of JFK. It is well known that before JFK's arrival in Dallas that he was warned that they would be a bit hostile considering it was largely a conservative state in 1963, much of this episode will look into the way the police either manipulated or neglected certain procedures in the events of Nov 22nd to the 25th that led to one of the most controversial and significant events in american history.

This episode is with Gary Severson and Paul Bleau who have both researched the JFK assassination and focused on the New Orleans aspect of the case. This episode will discuss some of what was found out through the work of the HSCA in regards to Oswald's family connections to mob boss Carlos Marcello, while also looking closer at the handing out of leaflets by Oswald that read Fair Play For Cuba Committee.

This episode discusses the work of the Assassination Records Review Board (ARRB) and the impact they had in declassifying doccuments related to the assassination of president Kennedy. The first half with Tim Smith and Thomas Samoluk covers some of Tom's work for the ARRB in retrieving doccuments and communicating with researchers. Then in the second half we are joined by Judge Tunheim to discuss his role and difficulties in directing the (ARRB) and how all of us agree that the files belong to the public and no doccuments should be withheld for any reason 60 years later.

This episode features researchers Dr. James Kelleher and Tim Smith and will explore the House Select Committee On Assassinations (HSCA) and its role in a reinvestigation of the John F. Kennedy Assassination. The need for a second investigation into the death of JFK and that investigation proving a probable conspiracy and how it exposed flaws in the Warren Commissions findings on one lone gunman.