Lynn welcomes Dr. Brad Buckley (R-Salado) who represents District 54 in the Texas Legislature.  Dr. Buckley is a key supporter of “Texas Education Freedom Accounts” and is looking to the next legislative session to bolster literacy programs in Texas schools.  Rep. Buckley says the State of Texas can turn districts around when they fail, and points to examples.  We talk about failing districts like Houston, Austin, Waco, and Fort Worth and about the language barrier in the classroom and how to fix it, as well as LGBTQ sex manuals in school libraries.  We also visit about the 25th anniversary of 9/11, data centers, the Ten Commandments in schools, wokeness, the 765-kV transmission lines, and the danger of electing far-left politicians such as James Talarico.

Lynn Woolley welcomes Kristine Stevenson of Proverbs 16:15 LLC to discuss the Internal Revenue Service, how it operates and what to do when you owe money to Uncle Sam.  Kristine is a personal and small business financial coach who specializes in cases involving the IRS.  How do you get out of trouble (or stay out of trouble) with the agency, and what about people who haven’t filed a tax return in years?  We’ll also discuss the right and wrong ways to use credit cards, and when to avoid taking out a student loan.

President Donald Trump has permanently changed the country and the world.  From a shaky peace in the Middle East to tariffs to enforcement of immigration laws, nothing is as it was.  On this episode, Lynn is joined by IT expert and college professor Shane Curington to discuss the mark that Trump has made upon politics, largely through the force of his own personality.  We take a deep dive into what the country and the world would be like if there were no Donald Trump.

Lynn is joined by IT expert April Cousins to discuss the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and whether it will ever be able to reason as a human does.  Lynn asks April whether a robot could ever be president of the United States, and if robots will become our companions and even fight our wars.  We nerd out just a bit while discussing Isaac Asimov’s robot stories and the best robots in movies and on television.  See if you agree with our choices.

Lynn Woolley is joined by broadcaster and college professor Shane Curington to discuss how MAGA has changed the world – but almost didn’t.  One year ago – July 13, 2024 – a would-be assassin’s bullet narrowly missed being a headshot to Donald Trump.  Instead, it bloodied his right ear and may have added to the former President’s momentum, as he sped to victory against Kamala Harris.  Had the bullet killed Trump, the world would be very different from where we are today regarding immigration, war, tariffs, taxes, the Epstein files, and even a deadly flood.  Lynn and Shane discuss the state of the world and the big issues that might have had completely different outcomes, but for a fortuitous turn of the President’s head.

Our local TV anchors are like old friends who drop by the house to visit.  And so it was with Kris Radcliffe who passed away suddenly on October 30th.  He was just 51, and his death came as a shock to his thousands of fans, and to those of us in the media who knew him.  I first met Kris in my Temple radio studio when he joined me to promote a bottled water drive for the victims of Hurricane Harvey in Houston.  After the interview I bought several cases and took them to the Channel 6 studios in downtown Temple.  On November 25, 2019, I invited Kris to come to my home studio to do an extended interview on Planet Logic.  He anchored the 6 PM newscast, drove to my house for the interview, and then back to Channel 6 for the 10 PM news.  I have been a follower and admirer of his work ever since I first met him.  And as a remembrance, here is that interview as it appeared half a decade ago.

The political conventions of 2024 are over and now it’s time to get down to real campaigning.  So far, Democrat nominee Kamala Harris has been employing a strategy of avoiding actual issues and sticking to platitudes such as “we’re not going back,” and “joy.”  Her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has told tall tales about his military service and his football coaching career, and has been found to have a long relationship with Communist China.  Is it Communism they’re selling?  Marxism?  Lynn Woolley and Lou Ann Anderson break it all down.

Lynn Woolley and Lou Ann Anderson look at the state of the election, given the state of the world.  As we were recording the podcast on August 5, 2024, Israel was bracing for retaliation from Iran, and the stock market in America was down 1,000 points.  If Joe Biden is largely responsible for the wars abroad and the terrible economy, then is Kamala Harris also culpable?  If so, can she be elected, and is Donald Trump capable of blowing an election that is his to lose? Harris is giving no interviews, and Trump may be talking too much.  Here’s our analysis…

In this special edition of Planet Logic, hosted by Julie Sullivan, the past and future of over-the air-radio is front and center.  The Lady of Logic asks Lynn Woolley how and why he wanted a career in radio, and then moves to the transition of AM radio from music to talk.  What was radio like in the beginning?  What happened to radio after television became prominent?  What does the digital age have in store?  And what about young people who get all their news from social media?  As all traditional media faces an uncertain future, what would America look like without talk radio to provide a voice to Americans unserved by left-wing outlets that currently dominate the media landscape?  Julie Sullivan is a traveling respiratory therapist.

Look at the madness on college campuses these days with the antisemitic, pro-Hamas protests and ask yourself:  What am I getting in return for my tax dollars that support these left-wing schools?  Then, think about your local schools where the top-heavy administration eats up more of your taxes, and yet so many students cannot read at grade level.  Lou Ann Anderson of Political Pursuits the Podcast and Lynn Woolley of Planet Logic discuss how bad the situation is, and what you can do about it – if anything.