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  • The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down

    James Edwards - Apr 30th 2023 3:00am EDT

    There’s actually some real history here. The lyrics tell of the last days of the Second War for Independence and the suffering of the South. Confederate soldier Virgil Caine “served on the Danville train” (the Richmond and Danville Railroad, a main supply line into the Confederate capital of Richmond, Virginia from Danville, Virginia, and by […]

  • Radio Show Hour 1 – 2023/04/29

    James Edwards - Apr 29th 2023 10:44pm EDT

    James Edwards reflects on his ascension to Twitter heaven and the firing of Tucker Carlson.

  • Radio Show Hour 2 – 2023/04/29

    James Edwards - Apr 29th 2023 10:42pm EDT

    Michael Gaddy is a political commentator and teacher who served as one of the founding members of the original Minuteman Project. An Army veteran of Vietnam, Grenada, and Beirut, he returns to the program to talk about some essential elements of the War Between the States and its ultimate legacy.

  • Radio Show Hour 3 – 2023/04/29

    James Edwards - Apr 29th 2023 10:40pm EDT

    Our annual on-air celebration of Southern history and culture comes to a close!

  • Listen to The Political Cesspool Radio Program LIVE Tonight / Saturday, April 29, 6-9 PM CT

    James Edwards - Apr 29th 2023 5:00am EDT

    Be with us this evening when James Edwards discusses his ascension to Twitter heaven and the firing of Tucker Carlson before putting the finishing touches on TPC’s annual Confederate History Month series. Listen to TPC live! (Saturdays, 6-9 PM Central Time) Click here to listen live online via the internet or click here to listen […]

  • Rémi Tremblay Reviews The Honorable Cause

    James Edwards - Apr 28th 2023 5:00am EDT

    by Rémi Tremblay Secession is a term that comes up more and more often in public discourse. While our society is balkanizing at an incredible speed, tensions between different communities continue to increase, fueled by woke theories disseminated in the media and by the yawning fractures of the diversity model. As a result, regionalists, autonomists, […]

  • Reconstruction, Southern Soldiers, and Today’s U.S. Army

    James Edwards - Apr 27th 2023 5:00am EDT

    by Paul Craig Roberts After Robert E. Lee’s surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia, an army for which food, boots, medical supplies, and replacements for casualties could no longer be supplied by the small population of the agricultural South, the Reconstruction Era set in. Reconstruction lasted 12 years. In history books written by northern […]

  • I’ve Gone to Twitter Heaven

    James Edwards - Apr 25th 2023 5:00pm EDT

    by James Edwards On Monday morning, I ascended to Twitter heaven. I had been on Twitter since 2016 and never once received a prior warning or reprimand. This wasn’t my second or third strike. This was an online assassination that went straight to a permanent ban. No reason was given. I conduct myself professionally and […]

  • The Marine Corps Snipes Itself

    James Edwards - Apr 24th 2023 1:00pm EDT

    by William S. Lind Over the years, I’ve accumulated a large collection of plaques given to me by various military units and schools I have visited. All but one resides in the attic. The exception, which has pride of place in the imperial library, was presented to me by the Marine Corps’ Scout/Sniper School. Why […]

  • Gene Andrews, Neil Kumar, and Sonny Thomas Appear on TPC

    James Edwards - Apr 23rd 2023 1:00pm EDT

    Here’s an hour by hour breakdown of the April 22 broadcast: Radio Show Hour 1 Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander do what they do best when discussing the media’s treatment of two separate interracial shootings this week and the recent indictments that were handed down in Charlottesville. Radio Show Hour 2 Gene Andrews, a […]

  • Dixie

    James Edwards - Apr 23rd 2023 3:00am EDT

    Hard to do it much better than this rousing live performance of our national anthem. Have a great Sunday, y’all!

  • Radio Show Hour 1 – 2023/04/22

    James Edwards - Apr 22nd 2023 11:42pm EDT

    Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander do what they do best when discussing the media’s treatment of two separate interracial shootings this week and the recent indictments that were handed down in Charlottesville.

  • Radio Show Hour 2 – 2023/04/22

    James Edwards - Apr 22nd 2023 11:40pm EDT

    Gene Andrews, a retired combat officer and history teacher who now serves as the caretaker of the Nathan Bedford Forrest boyhood home is back once again to talk about the South’s greatest warrior.

  • Radio Show Hour 3 – 2023/04/22

    James Edwards - Apr 22nd 2023 11:39pm EDT

    Neil Kumar is a former candidate for Congress who is now in his final year at the University of Arkansas School of Law. He returns to discuss with us his chapter in The Honorable Cause: A Free South. Sonny Thomas also appears.

  • Listen to The Political Cesspool Radio Program LIVE Tonight / Saturday, April 22, 6-9 PM CT

    James Edwards - Apr 22nd 2023 5:00am EDT

    Tune in tonight when James Edwards and Keith Alexander break down this week’s news as only they can before Gene Andrews and Neil Kumar join our ongoing celebration of Confederate History Month. Gene Andrews, a retired combat officer and history teacher who now serves as the caretaker of the Nathan Bedford Forrest boyhood home, will […]

  • Sascha Roßmüller Reviews The Honorable Cause

    James Edwards - Apr 20th 2023 9:00pm EDT

    by Sascha Roßmüller The South is rising again! If a manifesto is needed in order to back up this claim, it has already been written. The Honorable Cause: A Free South qualifies as a written work for liberation because it addresses not only the head, but also the heart and the soul. In twelve essays, […]

  • Radio Show Hour 1 – 2023/04/15

    James Edwards - Apr 15th 2023 10:16pm EDT

    Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander take some time to cover current events.

  • Radio Show Hour 2 – 2023/04/15

    James Edwards - Apr 15th 2023 10:12pm EDT

    John Hill is the closest living descendant of Lt. Gen. A.P. Hill. He informs us about the life and wartime service of his heroic ancestor and what he is doing to keep his memory alive.