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In this week's TBR Radio Presents: The Dixie Heritage Hour, Dr. Ed calls TBR's executive editor, Paul Angel.
Paul tells our audience about a number of Christmas traditions and their origins. Also discussed are the increasing efforts to secularize both Christmas and Easter.
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In this week's TBR Radio Presents: The Dixie Heritage Hour, Dr. Ed calls Robert Balaicius.
One of the earliest subscribers to Dixie Heritage, Robert is the owner of Sacred Truth Publishers. In addition to publishing the 115 books written by our guest, Sacred Truth also reprints hundreds of rare and ancient texts and books. Ed and Robert discuss the ins and outs of book publishing as well as a few of the titles published by Sacred Truth. Also discussed are the War Between the States, the Reformation, how many Christian publishing companies are now owned by secular publishing houses and the effect that is having on Christian doctrine, the dumbing down of education in general and history in particular, the New World Order, and even how the international bankers and New World Order are behind modern versions of the Bible. Sacred Truth Publishing also prints several of the titles for sale in the Barnes Review bookstore. Dr. Ed is celebrating Thanksgiving on a beach in The Dominican Republic so we are rebroadcasting 2018 "Black Friday" episode of TBR Radio Presents: The Dixie Heritage Hour.
The show includes a holiday message from Dr. Ed Mexico and a great collection of clips and interview segments. Perhaps the most interesting of these is a black subscriber commenting on the removal of Confederate monuments. Either that or Dr. Ed's brief and unfinished interview with The Bandit where he asks if he can come up to Jacksonville and drive the Pontiac Trans-Am. Of course it would not be Thanksgiving without a little football talk and finally, Dr. Ed shares a piece of the very first interview that he recorded for the Dixie Heritage Hour. Its an until now unrecorded conversation with a university professor in the Philippines who subscribed to the Dixie Heritage Letter very much on accident but who testifies that reading the newsletter week after week has had a very profound effect on his thinking and teaching. You don't want to miss this special Black Friday edition of the Dixie Heritage Hour.
Dr. Ed talks on the phone with John Wayne Dobson, co-author of the newly published novel Macon to Manassas.
Dobson, an SCV Commander in Georgia, tells us about the characters in the novel, his writing process, and the history behind the story. Macon to Manassas was published by Dixie Heritage Press and is available at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZDKHCSM
Dr. Ed and TBR editor Paul Angel continue last week's conversation about the Nov / Dec 2019 issue of The Barnes Review magazine.
Dr. Ed interviews TBR Magazine's executive editor, Paul Angel, to discuss the Nov/Dec 2019 issue of The Barnes Review.
In today's TBR Radio Presents: The Dixie Heritage Hour, Dr. Ed talks to Walter "Donnie" Kennedy of the renowned "Kennedy twins." The Kennedy twins are co-authors of best-selling books such as The South Was Right!, Was Jefferson Davis Right?, etc.
Donnie is on the show this week to talk about his new book Confederate Myth Buster. Also discussed are how Constitutional government was surrendered at Appomattox, and how, as a result, we now have an out of control Federal government. The presidencies of Abraham Lincoln, Jefferson Davis, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, and Donald Trump are compared and contrasted. Donnie talks about how he likes to use what he calls "Confederate shock and awe" when he is doing an "adversarial" interview on a mainstream media outlet and how those confrontations on radio and TV were his inspiration and source material for Confederate Myth Buster. THE DIXIE HERITAGE HOUR - OCT 25, 2019 - rebroadcast of 04/13/18 show - w/ Dr. Kent Hovind10/25/2019
This is a rebroadcast of the April 13, 2018 show when Dr. Ed interviews creation scientist, Dr. Kent Hovind,, author of the book "The Kennel."
Dr. Hovind spent 10 years in Federal Prison. During that time he authored a book titled "The Kennel." In it, Dr. Hovind explains how the Prison INDUSTRY is a huge racket. Judges, Prosecutors, Attorneys, Police, Sheriffs, Mayors, Governors, Congressman, Senators, garden variety politicians, and their familes are becoming millionaires. Of course, this requires that the prison population increase, and increase, and increase. The United States has the world's LARGEST prison population and its growing exponentially - increasing the profits for the Judges and Politicians! The whole scheme is exposed in this deep-diving interview.
This week's show has two guests.
First, Dr. Ed calls James King. James is a regular columnist in the Candian Free Press and a Georgia Commander for the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Commander King had 14 ancestors who died in the War Between the States. His Great-Grandfather Edward B. King served in the 18th North Carolina, the unit that became famous for accidentally wounding Stonewall Jackson. His other great-grandfather, on his mother's side, fought in the battles at Natural Bridge and Olustee, Florida. The battle at Natural bridge was a Confederate victory that prevented the Yanks from capturing Tallahassee. After the War his maternal ancestors migrated from Florida to Georgia where they were among the founders of the town of Moultree. Before the War Between the States his maternal great-great grandfather and uncle were officers in the Revolution and he talks a little about them as well. Commander King tells of how a couple of his ancestors owned slaves. He explains the doctrine of "Presentism" whereby people in our modern day judge and ridicule people of previous eras using the morals and ideals of the modern day. He explains why this is an unjust and inaccurate standard by which to judge not only his ancestors but all peoples of the Antebellum era. He also explains how the Sons of Confederate Veterans camp that he leads purchased a parcel of ground, built a park upon it, and related the old Confederate monument that had been removed in Albany, Georgia to this privately owned property where it is displayed in a beautiful setting. Also discussed is that there was only one cause for the War, and it was not slavery, but there were several causes for secession. Our guest talks about two of them. The genetic and hereditary make-up of Southerners was different than that of Northerners. And this was the cause for cultural and philisophical differences that simply could not be reconciled. After hanging up with Commander King, Dr. Ed calls Clint Lacy. His ancestor William Nathaniel Ingraham was one of the ten men selected to personally guard Confederate President Jefferson Davis during his retreat from Richmond. He was with President Davis in Georgia when they were both captured. He also had paternal great-great uncles who served in Kentucky and Mississippi units. According to Clint, all of his ancestors, "went in privates and came out privates." The show ends with John Schneider singing "I Dream of Tumbleweeds."
Its hard to get celebrities to set for an hour-long interview. So Dr. Ed has been setting on celebrity interview clips just not long enough for a show. In this week's TBR Radio Presents: The Dixie Heritage Hour we put those clips together.
The show starts with Danny Shirley, lead singer of Confederate Railroad, about their music, about how the band chose its name, what the name means to them, and what it means to be a Southerner. Danny also talks specifically about what it was like to be recently kicked out of the Illinois State Fair because of the band's name and why they are not gonna change it. Danny also tells us why he refuses to be "politically correct." In fact, he explains why he is just as offended by the "R" word as black people are at hearing the "N" word. Former NFL coach Jerry Glanville appears very briefly as the songs "Queen of Memphis," "Jesus and Mama," "The 'R' Word," and "Still One Outlaw Left" are played on the show. Danny tells us the stories behind each of these as an introduction to the songs. Charlie Daniels is a friend of Confederate heritage and he openly voiced his objection to the ousting of Confederate Railroad by the Governor of Illinois. So Dr. Ed shares a clip of a phone call of the iconic fiddle player not only expressing his disgust for how Confederate Railroad was treated, he also advocates for keeping all Confederate monuments and discusses his admiration for Stonewall Jackson and Robert E. Lee. The show ends with a clip of Gary Rossington, Johnny Van Zant, and Rickey Medlocke from Lynyrd Skynyrd talking about their pride in their Southern heritage and why they fly the Confederate Flag. |
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