This show was recorded only a few years after the Vietnam war ended and gives a good perspective on how four veterans recalled it and felt about their experience.

This discussion was recorded in 2007 and in some cases tells a sometimes different story of what went on in Vietnam and what happened when it was over. Compared to the show above that was recorded in 1978, this episode reveals that for many who were there, it will never quite be over.

One of the best political analysts in Israel is Caroline Glick, deputy Managing Editor of the Jerusalem Post. She’s joined here by Richard Baehr, political editor of The American Thinker. The basic questions addressed: Will the new pact with Iran work? (No). Does it threaten Israel’s survival? (Yes). Can and will Israel do anything about it? What?

AFTRA is the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. SAG is the Screen Actors Guild.  And the Players are veteran performers who love the “old time radio” in which they performed as very young actors. They appeared with us many times doing wonderful bits (such as Bob and Ray) and whole programs (such as the Lux Radio Theater). Here is their first appearance  on our program as performed eight years ago.

…was the title of a  book by Paul Davies  published in 2007. He was and is one of the great astrophysical cosmologists and had just moved to the U.S. from his native Australia. Unlike many other members of his academic guild he favors the hypothesis that a transcendent presence or force (God?) was and is involved in the origin of the universe and its “tuning” to make life and evolution possible and “inevitable.” This was, predictably, one of the programs most often requested for replay and that’s what we do right here.