IW Archives 2008 Sep

Alex welcomes to the show Steve Quayle, author and host of the "Q-Files" shortwave and internet radio show. Alex also talks with political activist and independent candidate for the president, Ralph Nader.

Alex talks with Roger D. Masters, professor of government at Dartmouth and author of The Nature of Politics and The Neurotransmitter Revolution: Serotonin, Social Behavior, and the Law. Alex also discusses the issues of the day and takes your calls.

Open Line Wednesday. Alex tackles the top news stories of the day and takes your calls. Aaron Dykes is in-studio to talk about the death of Barry Jennings, eyewitness to explosions inside WTC 7 before the collapse of the twin towers. Jason Bermas also joins to try and shed more light on Jennings' death and why no one seems to be willing to give any answers.

n today's show, Alex talks with internationally renowned author, speaker, and former football player and BBC anchorman David Icke. Alex also talks with Pentagon attack survivor April Gallop and Bob Chapman of the International Forecaster.

Alex's special guest today simply goes by the name "Cynthia." She is described as a "whistleblower on the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation." As well, Alex discusses the issues of the day and takes your calls.

Alex talks with financial expert Max Keiser about the economy and the bailout. Additional guests include comedian and activist Tommy Chong and author and retired Lt. Col. Craig Roberts. Alex also discusses the issues of the day and takes your calls.

Alex welcomes back Dr. Ron Paul to talk about the bailout and economic meltdown. Additional guests include Obama: The Postmodern Coup author Webster Tarpley and Bob Chapman of the International Forecaster.

Alex welcomes in-studio Bob Dacy, North American Union researcher and host of Simple Truth, an Austin one hour cable access program. Alex will also talk with Rep. Michael Burgess about "martial law" in Congress in regard to the bailout bill.

Alex talks with nationally syndicated radio host and author of AIDS: The Unnecessary Epidemic, Dr. Stan Monteith. He also welcomes back former NASA analyst and author of Challenger Revealed: An Insider’s Account of How the Reagan Administration Caused the Greatest Tragedy of the Space Age, Richard C. Cook.

Alex welcomes back Greg Pound, the Florida father who had his children taken by the Department of Children and Family after a dog bit one of his children. Alex also takes your phone calls and discusses the issues of the day