Don't Let It Go

Planned topics for today’s “Don’t Let It Go…Unheard”: Kira Peikoff discusses her just-released first novel, LIVING PROOF. The death of author/activist/publisher Andrew Breitbart. Mitt Romney lies about his intentions for Romneycare. Obama talks tough on Iran. And more.

The live show, and later the archive, can be accessed here.

To access the show page, which will allow you to check out a past episode, or to subscribe to the recorded archives via iTunes and other services, use this link.

Due to a pernicious and tenacious sinus infection, my voice is shot and I am unable to do the show today. Kira Peikoff, whose first novel, Living Proof, is being released in just two days, has graciously agreed to reschedule her interview with me. She’ll be on next Sunday, 5 p.m. PT (8 p.m. ET).

In the meantime, you can pick up her book, which I’ve read and very much enjoyed. (It’s also available in Kindle, Nook, and iBook formats.)

Also, here are some stories that I had planned to discuss today:

“Charges Dismissed in Pennsylvania Prosecution for Attack on ‘Zombie Mohammed’ Atheist Parader” from The Volokh Conspiracy.

See also, this post by Eugene Volokh: “The Irrelevance of Anti-Sharia Laws to the ‘Zombie Mohammed’ Case”

I also planned to discuss our civilian and military leadership apologizing for our soldiers’ burning the Koran. My response would have been something very much like this, but I doubt I could have said it better.

Feel free to discuss these issues here; we may still get to them next week.

In the meantime, you can catch up on an episode you missed, either on the BlogTalk Radio archives at this link, or (for older episodes) right here on my blog, by browsing the “Don’t Let It Go…Unheard” category.

Planned topics for today’s show: First hour: An interview with Alex Epstein of the Center for Industrial Progress, with a focus on residential solar and electric cars. Second hour: Google bypassing privacy settings of people who use Apple’s web browser; government bureaucrats dictate what you pack in your kid’s school lunch; updates on “Linsanity”, Iran and the Middle East & more.

The live show, and later the archive, can be accessed here.

To access the show page, which will allow you to check out a past episode, or to subscribe to the recorded archives via iTunes and other services, use this link.