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Saturday mornings at The American Spectator are about to get a whole lot more fun. For the next 10 weeks, Scott McKay’s newest novel, King of the Jungle, will come out chapter by chapter. On today’s episode of the Spectacle Podcast, hosts Melissa Mckenzie talk about the book and its premise and setting in the jungles of of South America. Melissa points out that the primary character and narrator seems rather similar to the author himself, and Scott pushes back, arguing that he’s merely a type of the journalists in independent media. If you haven’t read the first installment, you can do so here. Be sure to come back every Saturday for a new episode!