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Your friendly neighborhood cousins do battle against an entrenched Democrat, on the eve of an election that will determine (whatever the outcome) the fate of the country, and of the world. With what was the greatest vote for a sitting president, the cousins consider his legacy, which, notwithstanding the Mockingbird Press, will be etched forever in history. Originally aired 3 November 2020

Mass anger. Mass madness. Military occupation, and a purge promised. Absurdities upon absurdities upon absurdities, invited by language games, addled minds, and burdened souls. As we stopped thinking, and stopped praying, will civil war be our fate, or will we become one with a new world order. Originally aired 17 January 2021

Your friendly neighborhood cousins are honored to be joined, again, by the Very Rev Mario Alexis Portella, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Florence, who's recently published 'Islam Religion of Peace?: The Violation of Natural Rights and Western Cover-ups', courageously begs the question of Islamic theology on justifiable use of force. This interview continues with a critique of US foreign policy under Trump, in the sale of arms to jihadists, in exploring a growing threat to French citizens, as part of a long chapter of war, on Christians around the world. Originally aired 7 November 2020

Your friendly neighborhood cousins are proud to be joined by a favorite son of the hardtops of Co-Op City, Bronx, Dr Darrin Porcher, one of the nations leading criminologists, who discusses his take on the presidential election, the chance for unveiling fraud, and whether we must accept a Biden-Harris order, with all the implications for an apocalypse now. Originally aired 6 November 2020

From the philosophically great, to the intellectually small. From classical liberalism, in all its elegance, to cultural Marxism, in all its madness. From the idea of liberty -- in our hopes for a just nation, and world -- to the onward march of the children's army. Welcome to the zombie apocalypse! . . . . as the friendly neighborhood cousins consider Rawls's liberal conception of justice, before the rising cult of leftism. God help us. Originally aired 31 October 2020

Your friendly neighborhood cousins are honored to be joined, again, by Father Mario Portella, JD, JCD, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Florence, who offers guidance about the doctrine of papal infallibility, in light of Pope Francis's declaration of the morality of same sex civil unions. Following which, we debate the morality of the Democrats, and morality of the foreign policy of Trump, in light of that Catholic view of the world. We all consider recent talk among Democratic and Leftist circles, of a coming purge against political dissidents -- of a so-called 'Truth and Reconciliation Commission', against those (thought criminals) who supported Trump. Originally aired October 2020

'Start spreading the news,' . . . I'm 'longing to stray'. . . . Or not. The death of the 'Big Apple', of 'Gotham', of 'Metropolis', of the streets that blessed us with Sinatra and Holiday, . . . Ruth and Gehrig, . . . Dimaggio and Mantle. Streisand and Woody, . . . Kubrick and Scorsese, . . . Tito and Willie. From 'Sugar Ray' to 'Raging Bull'. From Whitman to Stan 'the Man' Lee. And between, 'The Godfather', 'West Side Story', Broadway. . . . Heck, Spidey, the Avengers, Batman! NYC, capital of the world, free and unfree! Or once . . . If this is not the Apocalypse, it's damn close. . . . Join your friendly neighborhood cousins, as we depart from Roe, to wax about these streets, and mourn their managed collapse, for some dubious end. Stay tuned. Originally aired September 2020

Your friendly neighborhood cousins are honored to be joined by the Very Rev Mario Alexis Portella, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Florence, who's recently published 'Islam Religion of Peace?: The Violation of Natural Rights and Western Cover-ups', courageously begs the question of Islamic theology on justifiable use of force. This interview composes part two, on the rising tide of Christian persecution, from Boko Haram to China, and theology of use of force of Christians, in self defense, and just war, and our moral obligation to end war in Yemen and elsewhere. Originally aired September 2020

Your friendly neighborhood cousins are honored to be joined by the Very Rev Mario Alexis Portella, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Florence, who's recently published 'Islam Religion of Peace?: The Violation of Natural Rights and Western Cover-ups', courageously begs the question of Islamic theology on justifiable use of force. This interview composes part one, on the rising tide of Christian persecution, from Boko Haram to China, and theology of use of force of Christians, in self defense, and just war, and our moral obligation to end war in Yemen and elsewhere. Originally aired July 2020

Your friendly neighbourhood cousins are joined by a survivor of communism. Born in a totalitarian Albania that sought itself an example for Stalin, Mao and Castro, she fled after the fall of its dictator, to the shores of Italy, and streets of New York City. After a master's at Columbia, and success in business, she made a life she could hardly imagine, in New York City, only to be robbed of it before the communist insurgency of today, an insurgency that is destroying the beauty, opportunity and dream of America as we speak. Originally aired September 2020

Whether art imitates life, or life imitates art, a social revolution is upon us, but how much of this is organic, the natural course of history, the remains of pandemic, the loss and found of consciousness? A madness born of ignorance, as sowed of our history, our country, our world? As the wages of our Joker riots are found among the ash heaps of today, what exactly is the killing joke? Originally aired 23 June 2020

Pandemic or 'Plandemic'? An act of God? The vengeance of Nature? A declaration of war? How can we reckon the greatest political and economic disaster since the Second World War? Originally aired 22 April 2020

Pandemic or 'Plandemic'? An act of God? The vengeance of Nature? A declaration of war? How can we reckon the greatest political and economic disaster since the Second World War? Originally aired 8 April 2020

From the recesses of Uncle Joe comes the endearing story of the character that made a man, of the man who would be president. . . . Explore the 'Corn Pops' who've made us the men we are, as we contemplate Americana, from Super Bowl to the State of the Union. May God bless them, if we survive them. Originally aired 5 February 2020

Ah, there's nothing like American football. No team like America's team. And no theater, like American politics. . . . Join us as we enjoy the show that is America, from the Dallas Cowboys, and Cheerleaders, to Captain America, and muck of DC politics, . . . as we contemplate the latest object of our fascination, all that beltway talk of assassination. Originally aired 4 February 2020

'A kiss on the hand may be quite continental', . . . but there's nothing like a little British wit, to cast light on the star quality of stars. Catching that ironic vibe -- poignantly ironic, since Americans don't get irony -- we explore that beautiful tension between illusion and reality, between Tinsel Town, and the Swamp. 'Diamonds' may be a girl's best friend . . . but Epstein still didn't kill himself. Originally aired 17 January 2020

Ah, 'impeachment'. That most American sport, worthy of Rome, to rid the world of evil muckrakers bent on cleaning out the filth of Washington, purveyors of fake news, and architects of a New World Order. Will today's 'Teddy' overcome this latest chapter of the assassination game, . . . or will he be silenced, the way assorted nutters have silenced so many, . . . Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, JFK, RFK and Reagan, Epstein. How will this last chapter of the Deep State end? Stay tuned. Our future depends on it. Originally aired 18 December 2019

Ah, the onward march of the Left, and 'leftism', that most ancient evil, . . . zombies of the Apocalypse . . . oozing out of the muck of ignorance . . . arising from the ash heaps of history, that they sow . . . from existentialist absurdity, . . . to gender infinity, and modernist perversions . . . from the evils of communism, and fascism (indeed!), to false-promises of socialism, . . . bearing gifts of a new, totalitarian, world order. . . . Liberty's their victim. And you're next! . . . They're here! . . . There! . . . Everywhere! . . . To eat your brain, . . . and rob your soul . . . Originally aired 4 March 2020

Can socialism and related ideas of communism, Marxism and fascism be squared away with the historical value of these movements? Can it be squared away with moral reasoning? With a good idea of justice? If socialism is not internally coherent, then why is it rising so in the minds of our youth, and old hippies, across once, stable, vibrant and free societies? The intrepid cousins explore these questions in their inimitable way. Originally aired 14 February 2020

What is just? What is truth? And what are the criteria of judgment, as we explore the rising tide of socialism, as distinguished from, dying ideas of liberal democracy and free enterprise. In the words of Milton Friedman, there are three things we now know. That capitalism has freed more people from poverty than ever imagined? That socialism (and its cognates, 'communism' and 'fascism') have brought little more than poverty and misery? And yet, for some stranger things, all traditional, capitalist democracies, are sliding inexorably to socialism and communism. Why? Originally aired 14 February 2020

Your friendly neighborhood cousins continue their crusade on Sowell, social difference and justice. Will reason and morality rule? What will come of this sad chapter? This mad world, slouching toward Gomorrah? Originally aired 18 December 2019

Join your friendly neighborhood cousins do battle against want, benightedness and un-Godliness, in an episode that considers the tempered wisdom of Sowell, vis-à-vis eternal questions of equality and justice, in contemplation of that all-American town, . . . before a world gone mad . . . The Bronx . . . 'da Bronx', . . . 'da Boogie Down', . . . 'wit thonx'! Originally aired 18 December 2019