Monica Crowley, Laura Ingraham, and Ann Coulter stand out as the boldest voices in political commentary, cutting through the noise with fearless authenticity. In this piece, I’ll share why these women top my list, with insights and endorsements from friends and colleagues. There are many people I keep on my
Authors of PsyWar: Enforcing the New World Order, Robert W. Malone and Jill G. Malone. Are you here? We thank you for being here, tuned into episode number 1,054 of The Paul Leslie Hour. Joining us today is Robert W. Malone MD, MS and Jill G. Malone, PhD, authors of
Robert McCready and Wyatt Torosian join The Paul Leslie Hour for a sixth time! Are you here? Hallelujah! You’re here tuned into episode number 1,053 of The Paul Leslie Hour. Now, quite a few of you have been asking — when are the boys getting back together? Well, we were
Toni Holt Kramer returns to The Paul Leslie Hour to talk about the 2025 Inauguration. Your presence was requested and you are here, tuned into episode #1,052 of The Paul Leslie Hour. Toni Holt Kramer is making her third appearance on The Paul Leslie Hour to share some sentiments and
Dan Gold’s introduction: What we’ve got today is Paul’s movie review of one of the classics. Yes, indeed. The Manchurian Candidate directed by John Frankenheimer, with a screenplay by George Axelrod. The Manchurian Candidate was based on the novel of the same title by Richard Condon. The original film starred
The following press release is from Christopher Macchio, who was a guest on The Paul Leslie Hour in 2024. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE America’s Tenor, Christopher Macchio, to Perform at Inaugural Events for the 47th President of the United States Sterling, VA – January 2025 Renowned tenor Christopher Macchio, celebrated as
Elijah Wald joins The Paul Leslie Hour! Are you here? We’ll answer that question for you. You’re here, tuned into The Paul Leslie Hour, episode number 1,051. We’re pleased to present an interview with Elijah Wald, author of DYLAN GOES ELECTRIC! Newport, Seeger, Dylan and the Night that Split the
A Complete Unknown, the new Bob Dylan movie, felt like it came at an opportune time and is a perfect addition to the never-ending story of Bob Dylan. So much has been written, so much has been said about this paramount writer and singer. It’s a source of inspiration and
Discovering Jimmy Buffett’s roots: an album worth revisitingYears before the fame of songs like Come Monday and Margaritaville, and before the Caribbean cowboy persona, there was Down to Earth, Jimmy Buffett’s folk-rock debut. Released in 1970 to little fanfare, this idiosyncratic collection of songs reveals the seeds of Buffett’s storytelling genius.
Mark Ulano and Patrushkha Mierzwah join The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? Well, it sounds like you are! Welcome to episode number 1,050 of The Paul Leslie Hour. We’re welcoming Mark Ulano and Patrushkha Mierwah, two creative talents who have worked behind-the-scenes in the sound department of some of
A century after Frank Sinatra’s first breath, singer and actor Robert Davi took the stage to honor his legacy. With reverence, passion, and a voice both tender and bold, Davi bridged past and present, embodying the soul of the Great American Songbook and America herself. December 12, 1915 It was