Newsweek Opinion Editor Josh Hammer is This Week’s Guest on Harrison Podcast. The opinion editor of Newsweek, Josh Hammer, is this week’s guest on the award-winning PodcastOne series, “The Michael Harrison Interview.” Hammer is also a podcaster, constitutional lawyer, and rising young conservati .
Talk Radio Legend Michael Jackson Passes at 87. Talk radio host Michael Jackson, who achieved legendary status during his career in Los Angeles, died on Sunday (1/16) at his home in L.A. at the age of 87. Jackson, who retired from radio in 2007, had been suffering from Parkinson’s Disease for th .
Curtis Sliwa is This Week’s Guest on Harrison Podcast. Longtime WABC, New York talk show host, founder of the world-famous volunteer public safety organization the Guardian Angels, and GOP nominee for Mayor of the Big Apple, Curtis Sliwa, is this week’s guest on the award-winning PodcastOne seri .
New Hampshire competed in the Miss America pageant in 1994 and is a graduate of
Columbia University with a degree in U.S. history. Salem says,ââThe Trish Regan Podcastâ will be her unique take on the dayâs news events.
Trish will examine the trouble we have gotten into in this country, and how we can and must get out of it. Her understanding of Wall Street and the nationâs economy will be an added plus for her listeners.â Salem SVP spoken word
Phil Boyce comments, âTrish is a superstar in conservative media. She adds class, personality, and wisdom to our lineup, and I have no doubt her millions of fans will follow her and find her here.â Regan adds, âI am thrilled to enter into partnership with Salem Media. Salem is an organization with real leadership and a management team that stands up for American values includingâmost importantlyâour first amendment.â
The New York Times titled, “How Right-Wing Radio Stoked Anger Before the Capitol Siege,” comes on the heels of a
story published by the
Washington Post several days prior that attempts to assess the state of talk radio and where its future lies in the 21
st century American media landscape. The two stories are at the forefront of an effort by the mainstream media to determine why U.S. citizens aligned with
Donald Trump were willing to break into the U.S. Capitol on January 6 to disrupt the certification of the 2020 presidential election. In the
Times story, the writers quote statements by leading talk hosts, some of which show sympathy for the “stolen election” allegation, others that directly claim it to be true, and still others that use language that advocates protest but falls short of