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A young lady took to social media to complain about working a nine to five job. She complained about her long commute to and from work, how it is too expensive to live in the city, which is why she has to commute. She says she does not have the time to hang out with her friends, work out and she does not have time to cook for herself. People on social media are ridiculing this poor lady. They say she just needs to toughen up, but that is not what Mike Parrott says. Mike addresses the foundations of this lady's complaint in this episode of Parrott Talk. Mike reveals the real root of this problem, cultural Marxism and how Christendom is the answer. Listen to this episode of Parrott Talk and Mike will show you how to combat Marxism and how young ladies could avoid this poor soul's plight. 

Welcome to the Early Show. The South Africans join the CRUSADE Channel for their weekly show. 

Exam boards in England have decided to phase out paper exams. Beginning in 2026 students will be allowed to take an electronic exam. The boards said children no longer write with pen and paper, instead they use a keyboard attached to their phone, tablet, or computer. The boards say they plan to be completely electronic by 2030. Fiorella does not agree with this decision or the board's assessment. She says you can tell alot about a person based on their handwriting, and so much of your personality is present when you write a personal letter or note to a friend. Find out what else Fiorella has to say about the electronic exam on this episode of the Early Show. 

When truth pierces the heart, it opens your eyes. You begin to realize you must conform your reality to truth. Mike Parrott builds on his developing a love for truth by breaking down the two types of love for truth. The first love of truth is for the people who use truth as a justification for their life choices and their need to be right, a self-serving love for the truth. The second love of truth are those who love truth because it is beautiful, true, good and worthy of admiration. The love truth because it is both complex and simple. Listen to this episode of Parrott Talk and learn how and why you should develop a love for truth.  Mike also has audio from a conference where Hillary show how deplorable she can be and Mike introduces you to the new Speaker of House nominee, Louisiana's Mike Johnson. He will give you his analysis of the latest House GOP nominee. Don't miss this episode of Parrot Talk, listen today. 

The war in Israel is eerily similar to the war predicted by the Illuminati in 1870. Well at least in the location. There wasn't any nazis or communists to fight then either, but everything about their prediction is close. Mike Parrott reveals their prediction and Trad Pat joins the show to discuss the current state of the United States military. Mike also exposes the entitlement of the service industry in regards to tips. Listen to this episode of Parrott Talk to learn more. 

The family of an English inspiration is charged with cashing in on their father's charity. At the height of Covid, Captain Tom raised money for the National Health System by walking laps at the rose garden in his retirement home. Captain Tom became an internet sensation and raised millions of pounds and because of his popularity, a foundation was established in his name and he wrote a memoir. Two years after his death, the foundation is now closed and under investigation. It is alleged that his daughter used foundation funds to build a sauna at her home and charge the foundation extravagant fees for services in addition to her exorbitant salary. Fiorella exposes the full story of Captain Tom's foundation and she discusses Maltese cuisine on this episode of the Early Show. 

A Catholic priest's sermon on St. Ursula-The Mystical Marriage And Virginity.

Join the CRUSADE Channel the 30th and 31st of October for a fright fest unlike any other! Host KV Turley, assisted by Fiorella Nash bring you 20 bone-chilling classics! Including:

Dracula – This was the very first episode of The Mercury Theater on the Air with Orson Welles playing the roles of both Dr Seward and Count Dracula.

Ghost Hunt —Airing in 1949, this episode features the “found footage” recording of radio personality Smiley Smith’s night in a haunted house.

Sorry, Wrong Number — Upon its premiere in 1943 this episode of Suspense became the most popular and successful of the series. Eventually being not just re-aired but re-performed seven times after its original airing.

House in Cypress Canyon — Another episode of Suspense starring Robert Taylor. A young couple is new to the LA area, and needs a house to rent. They stop by a realtor’s of.ice, .ind a place they like, and move in. All seems well, until they .ind a locked closet that has no key…

Fugue in C-Minor– First aired in 1944 and starring Vincent Price, it is an eerie musical ghost story.

Flesh Peddler – A suspenseful story about a strange ventriloquist and his even stranger secret, from 1957 and featuring DeForest Kelley.

The Bells – A young couple, looking for the perfect place to live, believe a guardian angel has guided them to an advertisement for a country cottage with an affordable monthly rent.

Lights Out – ran for 13 years, from 1934 to 1947, and eventually transitioned into a television show. The show was created by NBC writer Wyllis Cooper, who also created Quiet, Please.

Quiet, Please! – was created by Wyllis Cooper, also known for creating Lights Out. Ernest Chappell was the show’s announcer and lead actor. Quiet, Please! was .irst broadcast by on June 8, 1947 by the Mutual Broadcasting System, and its last episode ran on June 25, 1949, by ABC. A total of 106 shows were broadcast

Whence Came You? – An archaeologist is in Egypt when on meeting an old friend he learns that a beautiful and mysterious woman has been asking about him. Ancient remains of an Egyptian city are unearthed, and dark secrets that should have remained buried come to the surface.

Clarissa – A poor man takes a room with an old man .illed with vitality and his daughter’s ghost.

The Thing on the Fourble Board – The process of drilling for oil produces the deepest holes in the Earth ever created. What is it down there, deep in the past, at the bottom of the hole? Is it just rock and oil, or is there something else being brought up out of the core of the Earth?

Behind the Locked Door — This episode of The Mysterious Traveler was the show’s most popular, and was repeated several times. Two archaeologists and a guide, exploring caves near Lake Mead in the Southwestern US, come upon an old wagon train that had been buried under a rock slide a hundred years prior.

And much more!

Turley’s Terror Fest Episodes will all be featured All Hallowed’s Eve Weekend on our Podcast Streaming service site CRUSADE Max!

Sir Michael Parkinson looks back on his 1973 interview with Ingrid Bergman - an actress he confesses to falling in love with the first time he saw her on screen at his local cinema.

(CREDIT: Indie Wire) In this interview from 1972, courtesy of No Film School, Pia Lindstrom (Ingrid Bergman’s daughter) and critic William Everson go in depth with the filmmaker. Between the two interviewers, they manage to cover a wide arrange of topics including Hitchcock’s body of work, his trouble with method actors, his preference for blonde women, accepting fame, and even how Hitchcock nearly made a film about the Titanic.