Since the dawn of Redwood Community Radio the Politically Correct Week in Review crew has discussed the local, national, and International news with a healthy dose of humor, history, and irreverence. The current hosts Joshua Golden and Charley Custer continue the tradition with their perspectives and analysis, and encourage callers to do the same.
Joshua Golden, a homesteader, graphic artist and writer was a neighbor and colleague of the shows founder, activist Paul Encimer, working with him on the regionally distributed Greenfuse monthly newspaper since 2000. After Paul’s passing Joshua a former guest host inherited the show and invited local writer and thinker Charley Custer to join him and carry on the tradition of elucidating banter on KMUD.
O’ Canada- elections, liberals prevail.The local vets hall, will it happen? Why do vets need a hall?Trump travails continue, and lawlessness increases, constitutional crisis continues.Immigrant overreach, the rule of law….?
15 Apr 2025
Economic Uncertainty: Who Shot the Tariffs?
Insider trading for the 1%. Climate of fear. LA Fire pollution/ Free speech under fire. What’s Left? Do right, run for something.
15 Apr 2025
Free Speech, Factionalism & the Fight for the Future
In the episode, the distraction intensifies, institutions bend, and the call to defend free speech grows louder. In an age of chaos, division, and rising factionalism, are we witnessing the early signs of tyranny—or simply the unraveling of a broken system? This show cuts through the static to explore the erosion of democratic norms, the manipulation of media, and the fragile line between resistance and collapse. Buckle up: the best—or the worst—may be yet to come.
12 Mar 2025
War, Peace, and Power Plays: Musk, Trump and Putin
In this episode, we dive into the emotional rollercoaster of global conflicts, where the lines between war and peace blur. From the tense standoffs involving Putin to the controversial actions of Trump and Musk. With emotions running high and the stakes even higher, we examine how these powerful figures shape geopolitics, technology, and the future of global stability. Join us as we unpack the voices of the masses, the media frenzy, and the leaders who drive the narrative of a world on edge.
26 Feb 2025
Money, Power, and Politics: From Musk & Trump to Market Manipulation and Fort Knox
In this episode, we cover a whirlwind of global and financial topics—from Elon Musk, Donald Trump, and Dogecoin to European politics and the German elections. We dive into the Ukraine war, immigration, and right-wing thinking in Germany, followed by a deep dive into Fort Knox and U.S. gold policy. Callers weigh in on market manipulation, Putin’s policies, and the impact of Russian and Ukrainian agriculture on GMOs. Finally, we close with a look at Greenpeace’s SLAPP lawsuit against Energy Transfer over the North Dakota Pipeline protests.
12 Feb 2025
Power, Truth, and Division
From the Super Bowl to Trump, media censorship, and the struggle between wealth and democracy—this episode tackles the big issues shaping America. Callers weigh in on fairness in politics, education vs. tech, COVID conspiracies, and the influence of money on power.
30 Jan 2025
Power, Policy, and Political Firestorms: A Nation at a Crossroads
From Trump’s sweeping authority flex to international conflicts, voter suppression, and California independence. In this episode we dive into election interference, birthright citizenship, trade wars, and the erasure of institutional norms. Callers weigh in on topics ranging from Trump’s policies on abortion and immigration to the broader risks to democracy. Plus, we discuss Gaza, Putin’s geopolitical moves, and the economic forces shaping modern politics.
23 Jan 2025
Blazing Conversations: Fire, Politics, and the Algorithms of Chaos
From political absurdities to the wildfires raging in Los Angeles, in this episode we explore the coming inauguration and cabinet, environmental consequences of logging, climate catastrophes, and the intricate connections between capitalism, urban planning, and fire mismanagement. Callers weigh in on fire causes, conspiracy theories, and innovative solutions like private firefighting and zoning reform. Plus, we unravel the impact of algorithms, AI, and intrusive advertising on speech and information in the digital age. A fiery discussion you don’t want to miss!
11 Dec 2024
12/9/24 Where do we stand?
What is happening in Syria.
Murder of United Healthcare CEO.
Democracy in Trouble.
Israel
US politics, Trump Cabinet
South Korea, and suggestions for news pod casters
Local earthquake shakes us up
US Politics
Local event, community Values
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