- The Call for Freedom | Special Guest Interview: Tom Woods (TomWoods.com)
Thomas E. Woods, Jr., historian and New York Times bestselling author, recently featured on Glenn Beck, joins us on the Call For Freedom to discuss his latest book “Nullification: How to Resist Federal Tyranny in the 21st Century.” His new book explains not only why nullification is the constitutional tool the Founders envisioned, but how [...]
- Call For Freedom | Special Guest Interview: Oak Norton
When Oak Norton discovered that his children were not being taught simple mulitiplication in the Alpine school district, he wondered what was going on. What he discovered startled him and lead him on a quest which has placed him in the national spotlight. Join us as this Father reveals what has gone wrong in our [...]
30th Jun, 2010
Today on Pyrolitical.com June 30, 2010
18th Jun, 2010
Today on Pyrolitical.com June 18, 2010
- Podcast – Interviews with Mike Lee and Tim Bridgewater – 6-15-2010
Listen in as we have the two Utah Republican U.S. Senate candidates, Mike Lee and Tim Bridgewater, on the program. These two will be facing off in next week’s primary. We’re giving each one a full hour of air-time. Mr. Lee will be first followed by Mr. Bridgewater . Randall and I interview each candidate [...]
17th Jun, 2010
Today on Pyrolitical.com June 17, 2010
- Revolutionary Duration
How long did the Revolutionary War last – three, five, six, or eight years?Answer: Eight Years. (The first shots were fired at Lexington and Concord in April 1775, and the peace treaty was signed February 1783. Washington was commander in chief for even longer: he was first appointed in June 1775 and resigned his commission [...]
16th Jun, 2010
Today on Pyrolitical.com June 16, 2010
- Foreign Delegates
How many of the delegates to the Constitutional Convention had been born in foreign countries – none, five, or nine?Answer: Nine. (Each of these had learned through firsthand experience the oppression of monarchical or dictatorial rule.)
15th Jun, 2010
Today on Pyrolitical.com June 15, 2010
- Constitutional Deliberation
How long did Congress deliberate before approving the Constitution and sending it to the states for ratification – eight days, two weeks, or six weeks?
Answer: Eight Days. (Congress approved the Constitution without making any changes whatsoever.) - Call For Freedom | Double Header – Mike Lee &Tim Bridgewater
A show you don’t want to miss! We have the two Republican U.S. Senate candidates, Mike Lee and Tim Bridgewater, on the program. These two will be facing off in next week’s primary. We’re giving each one a full hour of air-time. Mr. Lee will be on at 9:00PM and Mr. Bridgewater will be on [...]
- Where’s the Charity in Force?
Recently I had the opportunity to converse with an old friend on the topic of Charity. My friend informed me that from his perspective, in order to live my religion and be charitable, I should be a proponent of Government mandated and controlled health care. From his perspective this is understandable as it is a [...]