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Greg Johnson, Editor-in-Chief of Counter-Currents, gets us back to business as usual after two months of special programming. Topics addressed this hour include: the SPLC indictment, ten years of Trump, the Supreme Court decision on the Voting Rights Act, the Counter-Currents retreat in Rome, Viktor Orbán’s defeat, and more!

Lydia Brimelow, one half of the husband-wife team that ran VDare, joins James Edwards for an insightful and fascinating discussion that touches on the SPLC, lawfare, and her work in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia.

June 22, 1941. Operation Barbarossa. For generations, this has been understood as a unilateral act of German aggression. But this narrative leaves critical questions unanswered and ignores a growing body of evidence pointing in another direction. Hans Vogel, translator of the book Germany in Stalin’s Crosshairs, shares his thoughts after making it available for the first time in English. Bold, meticulously documented, and impossible to ignore, this book is a direct challenge to the foundations of mainstream World War II historiography. (Taylor Young from Antelope Hill Publishing co-hosts this hour.)

In a bombshell development, the Department of Justice has announced that a federal grand jury in Alabama has charged the Southern Poverty Law Center with multiple counts of wire and bank fraud related charges. Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander break it all down before welcoming Jason Kessler, author of Charlottesville and the Death of Free Speech, back to the program to share his reaction.

We host a panel discussion on the SPLC indictment featuring the following contributors: Glen Allen, Esq., President and Chief Legal Officer of the Free Expression Foundation, Padraig Martin, author of A Walk in the Park: My Charlottesville Story, Augustus Invictus, Esq., and Sam Dickson, Esq.

Dr. Michael Hill, a retired university professor of history, author of two books on Celtic warfare, and President of the Southern Nationalist League, weighs in on the DOJ’s case against the SPLC before putting the finishing touches on TPC’s annual Confederate History Month series.

Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander share some exciting announcements, critique Lew Moore’s recent commentary on Brown vs. Board, and otherwise set aside an hour for current affairs before TPC’s annual Confederate History Month programming shifts into overdrive with a quartet of Southern champions!

Veteran Southern nationalist activist Mark Thomey shares his opinion on where we stand as a country, and Mike Whorton, Chairman of the Southern Cultural Center, joins us to offer details about his most recent efforts on behalf of Dixie.

Sonny Thomas of the Resolution Radio Network (an affiliate that also airs TPC) shares a Buckeye’s view of the Confederacy, before Kirk Lyons, Co-Founder and Chief Trial Counsel for the Southern Legal Resource Center, rounds out tonight’s lineup of our very own Confederate Fab Four.

Rick Tyler delivers an on-air report about the recently held Nationalist Solutions conference in West Virginia before reporting live from an event at the Return to the Land property. Later this hour, hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander discuss Trump and Iran.

Doomerism sells, but we provide a fair assessment of Trump before our annual Confederate History Month programming shifts into high gear with Gene Andrews, caretaker of the Nathan Bedford Forrest Boyhood Home. This former Marine updates us on some exciting news about the construction of a brand-new event center on the property!

James Edwards recalls TPC’s field trip to Ft. Pillow before Gene Andrews once again breaks down the true history of the Battle of Ft. Pillow as only he can. Don’t miss this unique presentation exclusively on TPC!

Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander kick off a special broadcast that blends Southern heritage and the Christian faith this Easter weekend.

Padraig Martin, co-editor and contributing author of The Honorable Cause: A Free South, officially launches our annual Confederate History Month coverage. Wearing dual hats, the former government contractor splits this hour by also delivering his latest analysis of the ongoing conflict in Iran.

After a vivid recounting of the crucifixion by James Edwards, Pastor Bret McAtee of Christ the King Reformed Church in Michigan delivers a very special Easter message that documents the Biblical account of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

We make our final stop in this year’s March Around the World by visiting with Filip Dewinter in Belgium. Don’t miss another highly interesting discussion with this sitting Member of Parliament. (Note: There is a problematic connection during the first 20 minutes that clears up after that point. Stay tuned and don’t give up! You won’t regret it.)

Our focus shifts from global concerns to matters much closer to home with tonight’s entire show being broadcast live from the scene at Dixie Republic in Travelers Rest, South Carolina! Experience the unique energy and atmosphere that only a live remote broadcast can deliver as Manse Jolly and The Jolly Boys join James Edwards for this high-octane installment of TPC.

Taylor Young joins us to profile two provocative titles from the AHP catalogue before a couple of surprise guests sit down with microphone in hand to discuss the importance of networking before closing out this special remote broadcast live from South Carolina.

TPC’s March Around the World advances to Germany, where Sascha Roßmüller, an author, activist, and journalist for the print magazine Aufgewacht, joins us to address the overall demographic, economic, and political situation in his nation. With numerous U.S. military bases in Germany, we also discuss how that affects the War in Iran.

We head down to Puerto Rico for a rollicking time with special guest Tony Miranda. History, culture, sex, the caste system of Latin America, and even geography itself intersects when this avid TPC listener calls in from the island and delivers one of the most fun and free-wheeling hours of the year!