While our politicians are playing financial Russian Roulette with a Fiscal Cliff, the middle-east is playing with a firestorm of their own. Egyptians are rioting in the streets and the Syrian government is prepping sarin nerve gas to use on their own people. Back with a chip on our shoulder and a puppy on Kevin's lap, this is Political Discontent Radio.

We wanted to give all our loyal listeners a treat this week. So we are finally presenting THE RUMBLE 2012, where Jon Stewart got to debate Bill O'Reilly live on stage. This was a pay-to-play event, where half of the money went to charity, while the other half went to pay for O'Reilly's concubine. So we are giving it to you for free. Only one request... If you have the means, we'd like you to donate a dollar or two to Make-A-Wish. They provide one last trip for terminally ill children to spend with their families, and we graciously support this charity. So if you have the means, please help a child that doesn't have the time. Thank you, and enjoy.

1AM-CST - On our post-election wrap up... We have a break down of who won and lost in the Senate, and how this will affect the next 4 years. We also touch on a preview of our work behind the scenes this election year as political strategists, where we were instrumental in ensuring that a $2.9B financial firm did not infiltrate a state house race. If buying a selling congressmen is bad enough, this was literally the equivalent of Enron running Ken Lay for congress. And WE WON!!! Cheers. That and more, including live coverage of Obama's victory speech on this 1AM finale to ELECTION DAY 2012.

9PM-CST on Election Day 2012, and we finally have results to report on. We have big senate wins for the democrats in OH, IN, MA, and MO. They have called important states in the win column for Obama. We have results in on Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Alan Grayson won his seat back in FLA-9. And we are waiting on results to come in to see how much early voting affected the race in Ohio, Virginia, and Florida. More to come in real soon. Stay tuned to Political Discontent Radio for updates throughout the night as we continue our on going coverage of Election Day 2012.

This is 5pm-CST of our on going coverage of Election Day 2012. We have a breaking story of a Pennsylvania voting machine that was pulled from the line after it was found to be actively flipping peoples votes from Obama to Mittens Romney. And to top all stories of Election Day 2012, a pregnant woman in Illinois stood in line to vote, while going into labor. That and more as Political Discontent Radio gives you hourly updates of Election Day 2012.

To open our ELECTION DAY 2012 marathon coverage, we break down the hours that the polls close and when we should get some results in. We also go state by state and answer how many electoral votes each state gets. This is the 3pm show of our on-going ELECTION DAY 2012 coverage.

This is the last show before our 24hr ELECTION DAY MARATHON. We give a rundown of this week in American politics. A hurricane in late October, Bloomberg endorses Obama, and a breakdown of the swing states with Obama showing an 80% chance of winning the electoral college with 5 days out.

This is it, the 3rd and final Presidential Debate. We are presenting the debate in full. And just like last week, we are offering more entertainment for the buck. We take breaks four times, and give you our insight and analysis which is more entertaining at times than listening to these two drone on. We make it easier to hear the parts you want, while skipping the parts you don't. We give the minute markers to skip around and listen to exactly what you want to hear, and jump right to those testy moments and knock out shots that you've heard so much about. The goal is to give you the facts that most affect you, with an emphasis on bringing you an informative and enjoyable experience. And that's what we deliver on. So get the pop-corn ready, buckle in, and lace up those shoes... This is Political Discontent Radio.

This week brought us the 2nd Presidential Debate. We are presenting the debate in full. But this week we are offering more entertainment for the buck. We take breaks four times, and give you our insight and analysis along with quotes and perspectives from others around the country. And we make it easier to hear the parts you want, while skipping the tame notes. We give the minute markers to skip around and listen to what you want to, and jump right to those testy moments and knock out shots. The goal is to give you the facts that most affect you, with an emphasis on bringing you an informative and enjoyable experience.

This week we have the Vice-Presidential debate. We are presenting this debate in its entirety, along with a brief intermission where we bring you our half-time analysis. And as always at the end, we ask the most important question - What have we learned?