W keeps paying these journalist types to promote his agenda. Where's my cut? What would you have to be payed to sell out and throw your ethics out the window?

Starpoint Superintendent C. Douglas Whelan - The quality of this one is shoddy, I must say, but I can't fix it. Sorry. Others have better quality, I assure you.

Imagine someone bringing "something" over the border - getting caught and arrested. Then imagine the government "forgot" what it was the person was bringing over so they had to drop the charges. This actually happened. And on this day, we discussed it.

John Cord is a guy I met in NYC back in July. He thinks the right-wing religious types are a buncha phonys. I agree. So did a lot of you. This was a pretty good show, IMHO.

Lockport Mayor Mike Tucker treks into the studio once a month to let everyone know what's going on in the city of Lockport.

Niagara County Manager Greg Lewis is really getting used to using the bully pulpit to influence the county legislature. I'm glad to allow him the air time to do it, too. :)

John and Melissa in for their monthly visit.

Laurie Puhn is one of many guests I got from my dealings with Planned Television Arts (PTA). Laurie is an author and persuasionist (if that's a word). We had a good conversation about how to get along with others and get them to do your evil bidding. :)

Jim Hufnagel and Bob Baxter try to convince us to hug trees. ... a lot ... Unfortunately, I missed recording the beginning of this show, but it was only about two minutes missing total. Enjoy. For more on this topic, catch Dialog on February 9th when Paul Dyster will be on. And of course if you miss the show live, catch it on the ether later. Also, for more on this topic, be sure to check out http://www.niagaraheritage.org

Open Dialog

Open Dialog

Open Dialog

Legislator Glenn Aronow makes his first trip of the year into the studio to talk phone calls from you.

Slacker Monday is a day to celebrate. Just sit back. Relax. And listen to people bitch for an hour. I love America.

Why do most Americans think that Saddam was one of the masterminds behind 9/11? Becuase he was. Or, so says Dr. Hugh Cort, our guest. After our conversation with Dr. Cort, I threw open the phone lines and discussed ... whatever. Enjoy.

This is what happens when you open the phone lines, turn on some microphones, and broadcast it over the radio. Open Dialog. Then at the end of the show, we discuss religion for the first time in 2005. Is God a Democrat or a Republican? Listen to find out. Greg Placencia tells us.

Cheryl Lepsch, founder of Jammies for GIs came on the show to discuss the needs of our soldiers ... who she says are being neglected. It was a good show ... for a good cause.

Back in July of 2004, I met this guy, Gene McKenna at a media summit ... basically what could be described as a talk show host convention ... in New York City. Gene wanted to pimp his company In Home Tutoring, which personally I didn't have a problem with ... if there was a way he could help us. Well, it took six months, but he helped. Gene and I had some fun with words and callers followed up with their own. Thanks Gene.

Roger Simmermaker tells us what brands are REALLY American. Good show.

Friday, December 31, 2004, I played back some of my favorite interviews from the year that was ending. On the slate for the show were Lewiston Porter School Board Member Ed Lilly, who I had interviewed September 10; Assemblywoman Francine DelMonte who was on my show on July 2 and I haven't heard from since (think it was the interview?); Author Dean Koontz (December 10); Local businessman and former congressional candidate Jack Davis (April 6); Democrat demagogue and perennial presidential candidate Lyndon Larouche (July 13); Judge Andrew Napolitano, Fox News anylist and constitutional scholar (December 21); and finally WalMart buster Al Norman (June 3); The show ends with a song - as I always do on my "worst of" shows (secret - this is so the board op can fade out wherever the show ends because the show length fluxuates). Anyway, the song is Daniel Bedinfield - If Only I Can Get Through This, which I was using as my theme song at the time.