​This past weekend there were horrific shootings in both Texas and Ohio. When Dr. Ed listened to the President's speech on Monday his immediate impression was that the President's proposed answers violated the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th, and 10th Amendments. 

That the left would blame the events on "white extremism" and call for radical new "laws" was not shocking. What was shocking was that our supposedly conservative President, Donald  Trump, was so eager to cooperate. In his speech, it was almost as though the President was declaring war against his own people in response to the weekend's events. 

Hoping that maybe he was over-reacting, Dr. Ed calls our shows four guests; Clint Lacy, author of the book "A Beginners Guide to False Flags;" investigative reporter Pat Shannan, the retired editor of the American Free Press; American Freedom Party chairman and 2020 Presidential candidate Rick Tyler, and South African political activist Simon Roche. 

After listening to the President's speech, three of our guests agree with Dr. Ed. You will be surprised to hear which guest thought he was over-reacting.

Dr. Ed interviews author, west-coast media personality, and Dixie Heritage subscriber Harald Hesstvedt Scharnhorst.

Born just before the second World War, Harald's father personally raised and financed the Army that repelled the Nazi invasion of Norway. After the War, a young Harald emigrated with his family to the United States.

In this interview Harald discusses his book An Immigrant Remembers.

Also discussed are Harald's career in the United States Army, how he became a radio and TV newsman, WWII, legal and illegal immigration, and a variety of other subjects.

​Toward the end of the interview Dr. Ed asks Harald how an immigrant from Norway became a strong supporter of Southern Heritage.

In this week's edition of TBR Radio Presents: The Dixie Heritage Hour, Dr. Ed interviews investigative journalist Pat Shannan. This is the second of Dr. Ed's interviews with Pat.

Through his career, Pat has covered the biggest stories in the news: The JFK, MLK, and RFK, and John Lennon assassinations; the attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan, and the more recent murders of Vince Foster and NFL star Pat Tillman.

In today's interview, Pat talks about his encyclopedic book: Everything They Ever Told Me Was a Lie. After a detailed discussion of the Abraham Lincoln, JFK, and RFK assassination; and the assassination of NFL star Pat Tillman; Ed and Pat have lesser discussion about the Oklahoma City bombing and the real reasons for war and military interventions around the world. Pat explains how the media narrative shifts during the course of a major story allowing the scripted narrative to displace the facts.

Dr. Ed interviews Philip Leigh, the author of several War Between the States books, including Lee's Lost Dispatch, Trading with the Enemy, The Confederacy at Flood Tide, and Southern Reconstruction.

Also discussed are the 24 articles Leigh contributed to the New York Times' Disunion Series, which commemorated the Sesquicentennial of the WBTS.

This is our second interview with Phil.

​The show ends with a very special musical performance by our friend John Schneider.

Dr. Ed interviews Dixie Heritage subscriber Andy Calhoun. Andy, who is a descendant of the late Vice-President, John C. Calhoun, is the author of a collection of letters written by his great grandfather, John Francis Calhoun, to his "Darling Wife" during the years he served as a volunteer officer in the Confederate States Army.

Andy tells us about the letters exchanged between his grandparents and what they tell us about the War Between the States as it was viewed by a volunteer soldier and his wife who had to hold it all together back home.

Also discussed is John C. Calhoun's impact on the nation's history and the founding of Clemson University. The Calhoun family still maintains strong ties to the University today.

Dr. Ed interviews History teacher Michael Martin. Michael is the author of the book "Southern Grit," a sensory history of the War Between the States.

Micheal explains metacognition as he describes the smells, sounds, and tastes of battle.

He also talks about the Northern war of terror upon the south, the WMD's employed by the North, and several misconceptions about the South.

​Are modern southerners in a "cold war"?

Dr. Ed interviews investigative journalist Pat Shannan.

Through his career, Pat has covered the biggest stories in the news: The JFK, MLK, and RFK, and John Lennon assassinations; the attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan, and the more recent murders of Vince Foster and NFL star Pat Tillman.

In today's interview, Pat talks about his encyclopedic book: Everything They Ever Told Me Was a Lie.

Also discussed are the difference between lawful money and Federal Reserve Notes, the Oklahoma City bombing, the unverifiable past of Barack Obama, and George H. W. Bush's close friendship to the father of the would-be assassin of Ronald Reagan.

Did you know that there have been at least SEVEN assassination attempts against President Trump that the controlled media has simply refused to report?

You don't want to miss this week's TBR Radio Presents: The Dixie Heritage Hour.

When one thinks of Dixie, gangsters, mobsters, and Mafiosi do not normally come to mind. Turns out that they played a major role in the history of Hot Springs, Arkansas, during the early to mid-20th century.

In "The Devil’s Town: Hot Springs During the Gangster Era," author Philip Leigh, a rising star among American historians, tells a unique and colorful story of the small Southern resort city and how it became headquarters for New York and Chicago mobs during the gangster era.

​This is a richly detailed tale of a significant part of Southern history. About the exploitation of a people’s poverty, crime, evasion of law, and local and state corruption.

As Dr. Ed interviews Phil, he names the names of the gangsters who whose key operations were actually in the South. These include Frank Costello, Al Capone, Myer Lansky, “Jelly” Nash, Nick the Greek, and "Lucky" Luciano (just to name a few).

Crooked cops and politicians such as Thomas Dewey, J. Edgar Hoover, and presidents Roosevelt, Truman, Kennedy, and Clinton also come up in the discussion.

Dr. Ed interviews Paul Angel, the editor of The Barnes Review. Together, they review the May/June 2018 issue of TBR Magazine. This includes discussions of the MLK and RFK Assassinations, the Assassination of Robert Ford (the "dirty little coward who shot Mr. Howard"), Jesse James' death being avenged by a yankee, the similarities in the coup to take down Richard Nixon and the one aimed at Donald Trump, Leni Riefenstahl, Walt Disney, who really started WWI, and the true legacy and impact of Herbert Hoover.

​Also discussed are Dr. Ed's debut TBR article, "Secession and the Law of God," and a dangerous new "law" which, when South Carolina legislators refused to pass it properly, was buried by the Governor in this year's State budget.

Dr. Ed interviews Dixie Heritage subscriber Brent Smith, best known for his syndicated column, The Common Constitutionalist, which appears in WorldNet Daily, The Daily Caller, and several other publications.

Brent talks about his time in the Navy, meeting Ronald Reagan and Casper Weinberger, and how President Reagan inspired him to become a patriot, and ultimately a writer and a journalist.

Brent discusses his recent WorldNet Daily article on the Bill of Rights and the amendments that almost made it into the Bill of Rights.

They talk at length about the gun laws that were passed in Colonial America and the importance of the Second Amendment. Is President Trump shifting on the Second Amendment? Should we be concerned? Is Neal Gorsuch a Conservative? Brent and Ed answer these and other questions.

​Also discussed were the Black Robe Regiment, New Hampshire's Mast Road Insurrection, Massachusetts politics, military bureaucracy, and a Southern boys ongoing struggle at adaptation to living in New England.