By, Chris Rossini
This Week's Guest is Neil Barofsky
Sunday September 2nd
7AM ET on EPJ
Sunday September 9th - Steve Forbes
Steve will be discussing his newly released book: Freedom Manifesto: Why Free Markets Are Moral and Big Government Isn't
Sunday September 16th - Jesse Ventura
Jesse will join us to talk about his new book - DemoCRIPS and ReBLOODlicans: No More Gangs in Government. Jesse and me, now this is going to be fun.
Sunday September 23rd - James Gourley
James will be discussing the Final Report of The Toronto Hearings on 9-11, which will be released on September 11, 2012. He is a lawyer who helped to organize the hearings and also edited the final report.
Did You Miss An Episode? Catch Up:
Steve will be discussing his newly released book: Freedom Manifesto: Why Free Markets Are Moral and Big Government Isn't
Sunday September 16th - Jesse Ventura
Jesse will join us to talk about his new book - DemoCRIPS and ReBLOODlicans: No More Gangs in Government. Jesse and me, now this is going to be fun.
Sunday September 23rd - James Gourley
James will be discussing the Final Report of The Toronto Hearings on 9-11, which will be released on September 11, 2012. He is a lawyer who helped to organize the hearings and also edited the final report.
Did You Miss An Episode? Catch Up:
- 08-26-12 - Lew Rockwell
- 08-19-12 - Butler Shaffer
- 08-12-12 - Scott Horton
- 08-05-12 - Livia Elena Araujo Pérez
- 07-29-12 - Stefan Molyneux
- 07-22-12 - Robert Shapiro
- 07-15-12 - Bill Bergman
- 07-08-12 - Robert Morrow
- 06-24-12 - Walter Block
- 06-17-12 - Tom DiLorenzo
- 06-10-12 - Peter Schiff
- 06-02-12 - Gary Johnson
Nice line up of future interviews. How in the world did you manage to get these guys? Time for a better mic and recording system!
ReplyDeleteWell said.
DeleteReally enjoying the show (in spite of your muffled voice)...
ReplyDeleteHave you already recorded these? I would love to hear you ask Forbes about signing the PNAC "Statement of Principles." Particularly its message of American "hegemony" and "full-spectrum" dominance, not to mention the implied hope of a new pearl harbor.
Nonetheless, the fact that the oligarchs haven't given Forbes the political power he sought in campaigning makes me think a bit more of him.