Attorney Larry "IL Lusciato" Krayn discusses current events and politics over an old school vinyl soundtrack, live from Newark, N.J. Larry stays logical and approaches every topic from a centrist and common sense perspective Shows feature unplanned calls from listeners around the country. He doesn't care about what side, only what makes sense!
Episodes
Saturday Sep 05, 2020
Saturday Sep 05, 2020
Larry discusses false prophets in the race conversation as well as in our current national leadership; breaking down the latest on Trump's comments about U.S. soldiers, and how we can improve our social media dialogue.
Pollster Sean Bracken breaks down the presidential race at its current stage. Deerok Pabon discusses Politics, Media, VP Biden, and reveals the best place in Philly for a legit cheesesteak; Danny Deeds discusses sports and the national conversation, as well as updates from Texas; and Rick and Larry debate the merits of the discussion regarding right/left oriented shooters in Portland and Wisconsin.
Smooth vinyl continues to spin....
Saturday Aug 29, 2020
Saturday Aug 29, 2020
Larry discusses the RNC, the unrest in Wisconsin, including media reporting failures as to the Jacob Blake shooting as well as the Kyle Rittenhouse murders, and calls for a more informed and balanced dialogue. Show favorites Rick and Mark call in and debate the situation as well as gun and self-defense issues.
Vinyl stays spinning....
Saturday Aug 22, 2020
Saturday Aug 22, 2020
Record via live broadcast from Newark, NJ August 21, 2020.
Larry Discusses the Steve Bannon indictment, false equivalency between Trump and others, the DNC, and takes live calls.
Sunday Aug 16, 2020
Sunday Aug 16, 2020
Broadcasted live from Newark, NJ on August 14, 2020.
Larry discusses Joe Biden's selection of Kamala Harris as VP; Reveals truths about the Breonna Taylor case that no one seems to be willing to tell you; Calls out Donald Trump's attack on the United States Postal Service, and discusses the role of prosecutors in the community, all over a smooth vinyl soundtrack.
Live callers debate the prevalence of gender discrimination in the U.S. both past and present.