Your American Heritage

I'm speaking to James Hankins author of The Golden Thread: A History of the Western Tradition, Volume I: The Ancient World and Christendom and we talk about that and Why Are Americans Ignorant of Our Own History?

Also, we talk about what we can do in response to attacks on the Golden Thread.

And us.

Ed Bonderenka and Sean Todd (The Intersection) talk about the news of the week with an emphasis on the Jimmy Kimmel Affair, it's genesis, the role of the FCC debated.

We also talk about the outrage of the Dearborn Mayor, a Muslim, telling a Christian minister that he should move out of Dearborn if he's not happy about the renaming of a couple streets after Hezbollah terrorists. How did we get here?

Ed Bonderenka speaks with author and filmmaker Greg Rabidoux about his article on how we must and stop the dehumanizing of others leading to murder.

We then talk about his films and their subject matter.

Including the influence of China on Hollywood.

The Insatiable Dragon.

Dave Kallman talks about the legal victory this week over the Whitmer regime and Dana Nessel, Attorney General of the State of Michigan, who the Whitmer appointed judge pointed out had mischarged the Alternate Elector slate as she dismissed all charges.

Then Rick Deitering talks about his new book Trade Winds, centered on the Minoan Seafarers of antiquity and their world wide influence.

Author, Substacker, Podcaster and recovering attorney Kerry Lutz joins Ed Bonderenka and Rick Deitering for a discussion of the root of crime.

It's not poverty.

We also talked about the motivations for the Charlie Kirk assassination.

Dick Cupka of Trigger Talk Radio fame fills in for Ed Bonderenka and does a wonderful job talking about faith reactions to school shootings. Then he gives a history of the development of firearms at my request.

Great stuff!

Ed Bonderenka is joined by author Joseph Lenard for a discussion of the ramifications on the culture of the Kelce/Swift engagement, more on Labor and the NLRB.

Ed discusses his medical condition and reminisces on a Labor Day many years ago.

Ed Bonderenka and author and historian William J Federer (AmericanMinute.com) talk about Labor Day and the labor movement.

I spoke with author Debra Yates about her book Woman of Many Names that talks about "Nancy Ward" her Cherokee ancestor and a prominent spokesman, leader and mediator for her people and a large influence on our founding.

This is a phenomenal story almost totally overlooked by history.

I spoke with Michigan gubernatorial candidate Anthony Hudson in the first half.

I spoke with Sen Eric Schmitt about his new book The Last Line of Defense about the effort to defend in the courts against tyranny in the second half