3 chapters across the catalog
The hosts discuss the difference between dedicated and casual listeners, sharing an anecdote about a listener sending the wrong version of a radio play. Final credits are given to producers from Wisconsin and Missouri before transitioning to international news.
In honor of Veterans Day, the show plays "Flowers of the Forest" as requested by a donor. The hosts reflect on the holiday's origins as Armistice Day, marking the end of World War I on November 11, 1918. Personal family connections to military service are mentioned as the show observes a moment of silence.
A clip from a documentary on Free Speech TV describes how the British government used propaganda films like "The Battle of the Somme" to hide the reality of the First World War from the public. The hosts use this to emphasize the importance of independent, listener-supported media.
