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The Liberty Watch Text archive lists past shows which are available upon request by contacting Charles Heller via email.

You can also visit The Dome which has an extensive archive of past Charles Heller shows that are not listed here.

*Indicates recommended listening and some of Charles Hellers favorite shows.

Hear Russ' description of being one of history's few PT skippers to get a Jap submarine mad enough at him to spend a torpedo on his 80' boat. It missed, but by going under, not in front or behind. Hear his reaction to the shot, and a reading of the encounter from Capt. Bulkley's excellent book, "At Close Quarters."

(2nd hour) Bill of Rights Day live remote features Public Access Cable Mogul Dan Harrigan, explaining some of the pitfalls of that system. Dan is also the voice of the Bill of Rights reader on the CD, "I Will Live Free," put out by JPFO.

Hear Russ' description of being one of history's few PT skippers to get a Jap submarine mad enough at him to spend a torpedo on his 80' boat. It missed, but by going under, not in front or behind. Hear his reaction to the shot, and a reading of the encounter from Capt. Bulkley's excellent book, "At Close Quarters."

Clayton shres his analysis of the recent 9th circuit court decision and a blow by blow description of some of its technical and historical errors. You don't see many historians who write law review articles, but this one does. He's also the guy who in large part debunked Michael Bellisliles fraudulent "Arming America."

Jon Roland is President of The Constitution Society, and has authored hundreds of articles on such subjects. Lively discussion on what can be done (concrete methods) on how to maintain a free country and push back the frontiers of tyrany.

His tone is a tad flat, but his ideas are animating and envigorating. Enjoy this constitutional scholar as I did.

I hit him with some foundational questions about the morality of forced altruism that stopped him in his tracks. (Nicely.) Also some good info about the Federal Reserve for which he used to work, and the Acton Institute, of which he is a board member.

His book is a serious detailed explanation of what a CCW carrier needs to know to be both safe and legal, and he has a sense of humor to back it up.

Dan Starr is a brilliant piano teacher, composer, and music producer, with a passion for the Bill Of Rights. His new album, "I Will Live Free," is sponsored by JPFO, and is available from http://www.jpfo.org/. We play 3 cuts from the CD, including the one that was written by Charles Heller, "The Guardian."

Dan is funny and on point. This hour on the foundational aspects of the Bill Of Rights ties those foundations to the day to day excercise of those freedoms.

Visit Dan Starr's website.

Neal Knox is the former First VP of the NRA, and the candidate that Charlton Heston beat for president. Neal is fascinating in his knowledge of guns, reloading, and politics. He's a refreshing fundamentalist when it comes to rights. Too bad there aren't more like him out front at NRA. 2nd half hour.