Summer of Sam The Podcast

A California appellate court overturns Governor Newsome's rejection of parole for Leslie Van Houten. We look at that decision, Leslie's legal journey and the possibility that she walks out of prison for the first time since the late 1970s.

Prank calls are as old as the telephone. But in the early part of this century, modern technology and the interconnectedness of the Internet fueled an extreme version of these pranks. Let's take a look on this episode of The Summer of Sam.

Terry Yeakey was the first police officer to respond to the OKC bombing. He later died under extremely strange circumstances. His death was ruled a suicide. This is a radio interview done by Ken Rank and Craig Roberts with Terry Yeakey's wife Tonya several years after his death.

The long march through the institutions of the United States began well before the 1960s. That decade, however, proved to be the turning point in the subversion of many American institutions, most notably the University system of education. Tonight we take a brief look at the subversion that has destroyed the American education system.

A brief look at some connections between Charles Manson and the LA music industry. In this episode, we look primarily at the musicians around Manson and his recording activities.