Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid

Fox News hate-talker calls for an end to constitutional governance; Julius Geezer puts Saudis ahead of our country; Cindy Hyde-Smith has a confederacy problem; fascist Gorka inveighs against teh soshulizm. 

Everybody rake! Finland! Humor is persona non grata at next #NerdProm. Anti-vaxxers precipitate chickenpox outbreak in the hippest town in North Carolina. Will the #GreenNewDeal leave Appalachia behind . . . again?

Our discussion today focused on Corporate Ethics and what the general public can expect in the way of new jobs in rural America. Amazon chose it's sites where something like broadband is a given. Why isn't all of America capable of having equal share in a growing economy? Because not all states have access to the tools they need in order to compete for a place at the table. Labor is what keeps our country going, but will corporate be able to keep a fluid labor supply to meet the demand?    

Friday on the Front Porch, an extraordinary, ordinary roundtable. 

Thorn-in-the-Side Thursday and we're deep into the sticker bushes! Utah Republican threatens civil war if interstate highways and public schools aren't shut down; is Trump waiting for indictments, or just completely insane; Mississippi Republican governor says Mississippi Republican senator has a "heart of ill will;" stockpile avocados while ye may; Hot Tub Time Machine Whitaker is your guy if you need a masculine toilet and some Sasquatch swag.

Trump dog-whistles fascist street goons; "Prophet" declares Eric Holder sending gang signs and "activation codes"; Anti-gay hatestian trots out the gay-pedophile line again (utterly oblivious to the pandemic in the church); Trump declares liberals are putting on disguises in order to cast multiple votes; where else can they put the Round-Up? HINT: don't ask.

The trouble with technology is today's topic. While we strive to be master's of the airwaves, the occasion for updates in the virtual world can easily bring us to our knees. That was the case in our second hour at about fourteen minutes past 2 p.m., EST. I'm giving you, the listener, a chance to know what you missed in the first half of the program is well worth a listen. The mention of the film, "The Grapes of Wrath", as a good example to what's going on with people and Corporations was exemplary. It speaks to the human condition and what our gains and loss may be in the near future. Art imitates life is true to a large point, except the happy endings, not so much. Thank you again, for bearing with us, and your continued support of all of us here at The Virtual Center.

Titanic Tuesday! The Madness of King Don, Part OG; Melanoma has her way with NatSec staffer; Deity fakes out Dems; Skinhead blatherskate calls for cop-killing.

Trump disgraces America, spits on the memories of those who gave "the last full measure of devotion"

The celebration of Armistice, the one hundred year anniversary. Today's program acknowledges and celebrates our veteran's and their service. We also explored the hidden costs of corporations upon the slave trade and the dangers of making them a sentient entity in the eyes if the law. History has the capacity to show the Commons we're worth far more than what For-Profit Corporations give us credit for.