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Kirk Lyons co-founded and serves as the chief trial counsel for the Southern Legal Resource Center (SLRC), a non-profit public law corporation that offers legal support to defend First Amendment violations, violations of civil rights, and discrimination against advocates of Southern Heritage. He returns to the program to apply the finishing touches on this year’s Confederate History Month series.

Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander provide some disturbing updates on the murder of Austin Metcalf.

John Hill, the closest living descendant of Lt. Gen. A.P. Hill, returns to the program to discuss Confederate history and update us on the good work of the A.P. Hill Legacy Foundation.

Pastor Bret McAtee of Christ the King Reformed Church presents his annual Easter message, documenting the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

James Edwards shares behind-the-scenes details about his recent speaking engagement in Dallas before offering his opinion on the horrific interracial murder of high school athlete Austin Metcalf, which also occurred in Texas.

Former Marine (and former government contractor) Padraig Martin of Identity Dixie returns to tackle the current tariff debate and explain how similarly related economic issues initially led to the South’s decision to secede. Two special guests then join us to discuss simultaneous events being held to foster community building and fellowship.

In the spirit of last year’s retrospective series, James Edwards and Keith Alexander revisit TPC’s classic interview with George Wallace Jr. Afterwards, Sonny Thomas joins us to offer a Buckeye’s perspective on Confederate History Month.

Jared Taylor gets things started by giving us the inside scoop on his recent speech at Colorado Mesa University. While we’re on the subject, author Spencer J. Quinn joins the conversation to discuss his newest title, Critical Daze: The No College Club.

Dr. Michael Hill, a retired university professor of history and author of two books on Celtic warfare, is back to kick off our annual Confederate History Month coverage once again. How is this Southern nationalist reacting to some of the good things that Trump is doing? Don’t miss this no-nonsense conversation about the past, present, and future.

Gene Andrews, caretaker of the Nathan Bedford Forrest Boyhood Home, returns to the program to share exciting news about the construction of a brand-new event center on the property!