The Pete Kaliner Show Podcast

A senior editor at National Public Radio says the news product is a "distilled worldview of a very small segment of the U.S. population." In response, NPR's former leader then gaslights the editor (and readers) about whether the taxpayer-supported broadcaster "sounds like all of America." 

In the natural progression of progressivism's descent to the depraved, Duke researchers have helped a 50-year old man "breastfeed" his infant grandbaby. Plus, maybe the preference cascade is turning against the mass societal delusion.

New research published in Nature finds that "non-pharmaceutical interventions" caused serious health problems that were oftentimes worse than COVID itself. Plus, Duke researchers help a man breastfeed his grandchild because: affirmation.

David Carmichael discusses his work to raise awareness of the connection between prescription drugs meant to treat depression and psychotic breaks - like the one he experienced that led him to kill his own son. Carmichael is visiting Charlotte to help support Kim Crespi - whose husband, David, murdered their twin daughters in 2006.

Tune in here as Chad Adams fills in for Pete Kaliner. 

Listen here as Chad Adams fills in for Pete Kaliner -- featuring an interview with North Carolina Republican candidate for governor Mark Robinson. 

Listen here as Chad Adams fills in for Pete Kaliner -- featuring an interview with North Carolina candidate for Attorney General Dan Bishop.

The US Department of Justice confirms that Ashley Biden's stolen diary was legit. Plus, air fryers are just convection ovens with fans.

New Yorkers live to tell the tale of an earthquake this morning. But before you die, you should clean out all your clutter.

This episode is presented by Carolina Readiness Supply –  Kevin Lewis is a member of the North Carolina Board of Elections and he describes the newly-announced accelerated timeline for adoption of Early Voting plans. The new timeline would mean challenges over local plans would still go to the Democrat-control state board before the NC Court […]