Jan Lamprecht’s Live History Reviewed radio show
I have a radio show in the USA every Friday at midday PST – which is 9pm South African time. The show launched on 20th April 2018.
When I am Live on the air, you’ll find my show at this link: http://www.themicroeffect.com/microeffect/
You can call into my show at this US number: 208-935-0094
Feel free to call in and ask questions. I’m quite happy to let the show go in any direction that suits listeners. It won’t have a fixed format.
Now simulcast on Eurofolk Radio: http://eurofolkradio.com/radio/
With repeats
Here is the link to the weekly Eurofolk radio show schedule for Friday where I’m listed: http://www.eurofolkradio.com/airtime-widgets/weekly-sched.html
JOe, The powers-that-be are getting ruthless. Throttling income streams, banning books etc… Hatreon, anyone? Discretion is the better part of valor…. I like the white tribe terminology, especially coming from SA. Generates empathy from white americans. Its fun to be an iconoclast, but optics matter if persuasion is the goal. Be crafty.
All the best with your radio show! Please do not call the NSDAP nazi. It was the filthy stinking edomitejew pigs who coined the NSDAP with that name. The Germans never called themselves nazi.
Good luck! Will you have callers? Listened to the cantrell interview of roche. You came across as gentle as a lamb. Good work. Advice: tone down the nazi shit- you nut 🙂
tone down the nazi stuff?? why would he ever do that? the nazi stuff is the truth and it needs Jans excellent analysis
Thanks for your support. I keep telling people I use the word NAZI because people immediately know what I’m talking about and the concept. If I say National Soclialism to normies (as you would call them), most would not know what that is. So I go with words and terms people are already familiar with because they immediately know the setting and what you’re talking about. If I say National Socialism, most people wouldn’t know if I’m talking about Brazil or China. But say: NAZI and you know: Germany, Hitler, WW2. All in one word.
Exactly, Jan, I agree. You’re also following to a certain degree in the footsteps, marketing-wise, of the great Commander George LIncoln Rockwell who used the word Nazi’ to get himself a lot of free publicity – the only kind he could afford!