On this edition of Race & Nation Landser and Goyhammer talk about the life and work of George Lincoln Rockwell. They also discuss Mein Kampf, Matt Hale, George Soros, the invasion of Europe, and more. Download [...]

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Guest: Sam Bushman – The talk radio legend rejoins James as the two heavyweights offer commentary on the first debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.

Hosts James Edwards and Eddie “The Bombardier” Miller continue to break down the debate in ways that only TPC can!

James and Eddie take a break from the busiest year in our program’s history to read correspondence that has poured in from TPC listeners all over the world! A truly uplifting and inspirational hour that everyone needs to hear.

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Aired September 27-28, 2016. Joe Atwill is off for the night, and Jan Irvin and Steve Outtrim discuss the absurdity of the Black Rock City Census. Audio Only:

Riots, mayhem, insanity, and degeneration — and a surprising explanation for it all. American Dissident Voices broadcast of October 1, 2016 Listen to the broadcast by Kevin Alfred Strom IN CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, shining city of the “non-r