PAST SHOWS
Here is a list of past show descriptions dating back to September 29, 2011. For earlier show descriptions dating back to January 2010, click here to listen to archived shows by visiting our archive page at PRN
A list of our past show descriptions
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No Guest
February 9, 2012
This week, Jake and Walt talk about the European Debt Crisis that won't go away, despite everything that the politicians and the bankers throw at it. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
No Guest
February 2, 2012
The guys look into claims by the cracker group, Anonymous, that they have uncovered evidence that Ron Paul regularly corresponds and converses with a neo-Nazi group. Also, they look at the latest financial news coming out of Europe. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
No Guest
January 26, 2012
Walt, Jake, and Gene discuss a transcript of an interview with Jim Rickards, a top investment analyst, who presents a remarkably poignant yet mainstream presentation that helps explain the real reason why the U.S. backed the rebels in Libya, how the Iranian situation is likely to resolve itself, and the overall futility of the debt-based monetary system. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
No Guest
January 19, 2012
This week on the Freedom News Hour/Surviving Meltdown, the guys discuss the latest S&P credit downgrades for half of Europe and how the market for bonds has increased despite those downgrades. Also, they discuss the possibility that Israeli spies may be behind the recent murders of Iranian nuclear scientists. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
Robin Koerner
January 12, 2012
Robin joined us to discuss the latest news regarding Blue Republicans and to share his insights into current events and how they are likely to impact this election cycle. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
Mark Bray, Occupy Wall Street
January 5, 2012
What's next for Occupy Wall Street? The leaderless left-wing, anti-corporate movement is no longer sitting in large numbers outside the stock exchanges, but they still have lots of things up their sleeves. Mark Bray joined us to tell us all about the latest OWS news and plans. Included in the discussion: plans for a student loan action in March 2012! Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
Abby Kiesa
December 29, 2011
Abby Kiesa is Youth Coordinator & Research at CIRCLE (Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement), one of the nation’s leading research centers on youth civic engagement. She joined us to discuss the upcoming Iowa caucuses and the role that the youth vote would likely play in those caucuses. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
Billy Walsh
December 22, 2011
Billy Walsh is the creator of a large acrylic painting he created in sarcastic honor of the Fed and the big banks. The painting is the first within a store he has created to house future paintings by himself and other artists to entertainingly communicate political and economic messages that the majority rarely see or hear. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
Daniel O'Connor
December 15, 2011
Daniel O'Connor, Democrat for US Congress in New York City's 12th District, joined Jake and Gene to talk about the economy and the Occupy Wall Street movement, which began in his home city. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
No Guest
December 8, 2011
Today on the Freedom News Hour / Surviving Meltdown: Gene, Jake, and Walt report on the European banking crisis that refuses to go away, the S&P threatening to downgrade the credit ratings of 15 European nations, the White House considering a draconian tracking program to license Internet usage, and central banker Ben Bernanke complaining that the media are misrepresenting what the Fed has been doing the past three years. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
Dr. David Barker - Former Federal Reserve Economist
December 1, 2011
Dr. Barker joined us to discuss the role the monetary system and the Federal Reserve played in the creation of the financial crisis in 2008 and its aftermath. As a former economist for the Federal Reserve with a Ph.D in economics, Dr. Barker revealed in his latest book the potential collapse of the United States government with accuracy and the alarming fierceness that could only come from someone with insider information. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
No Guest
November 17, 2011
The guys report on the latest news regarding the ever-evolving European debt crisis. Plus, Walt reports on the surprising success Ron Paul is experiencing in Iowa polls, and Gene talks about the unbelievably high cost of keeping prisoners at Guantanamo Bay. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
Courtney Armstrong
November 10, 2011
Walt reported on this week's admission by CFTC Commissioner Brad Chilton that silver manipulation by the big banks is really happening. Also, Courtney Armstrong joined us to report on her unusual, experimental approach to treating PTSD. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
No Guest
November 3, 2011
Walt and Gene took yet another look at the European debt crisis and how it continues to unfold. Also, toward the end of the program, they discuss the very disturbing YouTube video from seven years ago... Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
No Guest
October 27, 2011
With Jake taking a month-long haitus from the show, Gene and Walt carried on with reports about the latest efforts by European bankers to settle the Greek sovereign debt situation. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
Lis Wiehl — Fox News Channel legal analyst
October 20, 2011
Lis Wiehl joined us to discuss the legal implications of one the Occupy Wall Street movement that started in New York City and has since begun to sweep the country. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
Dexia Bank of Belgium Fails
Belgium's Largest Bank Is First Major Failure of European Debt Crisis
October 13, 2011
The major media ignored this one, and thus most Americans aren't currently aware that it even happened. Nevertheless, the first domino in the European sovereign debt crisis surrounding the PIIGS countries...Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece, and Spain...went belly up this week despite having passed the European Central Bank's stress tests with flying colors just a couple of months ago. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
Zak Carter — Rock The Revolution
October 6, 2011
One of the reasons that Ron Paul so often gets things right is because he is a student of history. He was able to predict the housing bubble and bust, explaining in detail not only what would happen but also why it would happen. He predicted the wiping out of homeowners’ equity nationwide and the massive losses that would be borne by the banking sector. He predicted that the decade following 9-11 would see massive expansion of government spending, especially on welfare and entitlements, with a large increase in the number of people who depend on the government for economic security. He predicted the decade’s reduction of civil liberties at home and the expansion of militarism abroad. He predicted the credit crisis and the collapse of the dollar, which are ongoing. He even predicted the flocking of investors to gold, which we are seeing today. He told us what we needed to do to avoid all of these things, but no one listened. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
Tom S. Morgan and Jimmy Patterson
Talk About Capital Punishment
September 29, 2011
There were two executions in the United States on September 21, 2011. In Georgia, Troy Anthony Davis, an African American man, was put to death for the 1989 murder of Savannah police officer Mark MacPhail. In Texas, Lawrence Brewer, a white supremacist, was executed for his involvement in the hate crime dragging death of James Byrd in Jasper in 1998. Read More Details | Listen To Podcast
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