The Howie Carr Radio Network

Tom Shattuck interviews Linnea Lucan from the Heartland Institute to discuss climate change skepticism, examining the validity of temperature records, proxy data, and the inaccuracy of models regarding polar ice and animal populations. The episode also explores the impact of urban development on flooding in Boston. The conversation continues with listener calls discussing skepticism regarding scientific models, geological history, and sea-level rise. The segment transitions from debates on volcanic impacts to a humorous discussion about paleontological theories regarding dinosaurs, followed by political commentary and observations of natural climate changes in Maine.

Host Tom Shattuck and guest Kerry Byrne examine Dr. David A. Kessler's regulatory history at the FDA, specifically his role in the approval of OxyContin and his subsequent leadership in the Biden administration's COVID-19 vaccine program. The episode critiques the lack of media coverage regarding these connections. The show also covers climate change skepticism, allegations of violence involving Maine politician Troy Jackson, and technical discussions on logging equipment featuring listener call-ins regarding skidders and limmers.

Grace Curley interviews Nate Eaton regarding day 13 of the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, focusing on emotional courtroom testimony, evidence from the defendant's phone, and the prosecution's claims of premeditation. The discussion also addresses the rise of online conspiracy theories involving Patrick Clancy. The episode further explores the psychological allure of conspiracy theories in high-profile trials, critiques 'Woke One' politics regarding gender identity and the WNBA, and discusses the evolution of social justice movements into current debates over immigration funding and climate change.

The hosts discuss the upcoming departure of White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt, debating potential successors like Scott Jennings and reflecting on the professional sacrifices required by the role. The episode also compares the political careers of Leavitt and Jennings. The conversation shifts to recent legislative developments in Massachusetts regarding abortion access and the lack of specific guardrails in new laws. The hosts conclude with a discussion on shifting social norms, gender-affirming care, and a high-stakes legal battle involving a surrogate in Texas.

In this episode of the Howie Carr Show, Tom Shattuck and host discuss various political topics including speculation about AOC's future, critiques of the Democratic Party's direction, and recent election irregularities. The discussion covers news regarding Dr. Fauci, potential White House appointments, and the influence of communist ideologies in academia. The show also explores pressing social and economic issues, ranging from the rising costs of healthcare and insurance deductibles to debates over gender-affirming care. Additionally, the hosts engage with listener messages regarding film reflections, local traffic, and the need for deregulation in the healthcare industry.

The Howie Carr Show explores a range of social and political issues, from listener feedback on children's television and the decline of generational manners to debates surrounding WNBA controversies. The episode also covers news regarding ICE's acquisition of electric shock gloves for officers and critiques of law enforcement tools. The discussion extends to the current state of Boston's walkability and safety, alongside a critique of modern public etiquette. Additionally, the hosts address the financial burden on parents providing classroom supplies for public schools and discuss real estate trends and housing developments in West Newbury.

Tom Shattuck and Graham Pollard of The Maine Wire discuss election irregularities in Maine, specifically focusing on the vulnerabilities involving USB drives and voter registration verification. The episode also covers political shifts regarding Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a large-scale marriage fraud indictment, and Caroline Leavitt's departure from her role as White House press secretary. The discussion concludes with responses to listener messages about political appointments and a critique of how the media attempts to find controversy in popular culture, specifically referencing an article regarding the children's show Paw Patrol.

Tom Shattuck fills in for Howie Carr to discuss recent election night irregularities involving missing USB sticks and voting changes in Wisconsin and Maine. The episode also covers the arrest of a former Southern Poverty Law Center CFO accused of overseeing secret payments to informants within white supremacist groups. The discussion further explores political maneuvering, specifically regarding Democrats adopting progressive platforms to win elections and allegations of polling manipulation. The host also critiques the credibility of media institutions and election integrity, citing distrust stemming from COVID-19 era communications.

The Grace Curley Show examines election integrity concerns, specifically focusing on a tabulation error in Milwaukee involving USB drives and the shifting narratives surrounding election mishaps. The episode also critiques the use of euphemistic language by politicians to obscure the realities of abortion legislation and gender-affirming care. Additionally, the host discusses the NYPD escort controversy involving New York City officials, explores how AI bias can lead to non-committal answers on sensitive topics, and concludes with a look at election polling errors.

The hosts examine recent Democratic primary results, specifically noting the Wisconsin outcome where Francesca Hong lost to David Crowley despite contrary polling. The discussion critiques the use of the term 'glitch' during election reporting and addresses technical issues involving USB sticks in Milwaukee. The episode also covers inflation trends in grocery prices and analyzes political dynamics in Minnesota. The conversation concludes with a look at the strategic relationship between establishment Democrats and the DSA, alongside lighter discussions on personal anecdotes and midterm strategies.

The Howie Carr Show features personal anecdotes about Air Force One, commentary on political figures like AOC and Elizabeth Warren, and critiques of renewable energy and communism. The host also discusses recent news regarding the Secret Service using the press corps as a decoy and presents listener poll results. The episode continues with discussions on the ethics of media prestige versus manual labor, historical narratives of Native American tribes, and recent Massachusetts legislation. The show concludes with a phone call from an excavator operator in Vermont discussing local flooding and affordability, followed by a debate regarding the economic and environmental implications of a proposed Amazon warehouse in Maine.

Tom Shattuck hosts The Howie Carr Show, discussing a viral tweet regarding Donald Trump using the press corps as a decoy on Air Force One to ensure his safety. The episode covers various listener comments on political figures like Hillary Clinton and Jen Psaki, alongside critiques of corporate media's COVID-19 messaging. The discussion also explores the future of independent journalism versus media consolidation, criticisms of mainstream news outlets, and recent legislative changes in Massachusetts. Additionally, the segment features listener call-ins regarding vaccine mandates, local issues in Nantucket, and personal anecdotes.

Howie Carr discusses his experiences with corporate DEI training at a former radio station, criticizing the focus on progressive programming and the shift toward HR-driven initiatives. He also critiques a Boston Globe editorial regarding truck regulations in urban areas, arguing that such policies harm commerce and city functionality. The episode features various caller interactions covering topics such as the use of the press corps as decoys, political tensions regarding Iran, and personal anecdotes about navigating conservative identity in Hollywood. Additionally, the show explores the premise of the independent film 'Working Stiff' and discusses the importance of Enlightenment philosophy in modern education.

Host Howie Carr discusses a recent court case involving a trans-identifying woman sentenced for attempting to run over a Border Patrol agent, criticizing the leniency of the sentence. He also critiques progressive political candidates in Wisconsin and examines a Washington Post report regarding a secret flight taken by Donald Trump to avoid Iranian threats. The episode also covers a poll regarding the Secret Service using the press corps as a decoy and criticizes the self-importance of the White House press corps. Additionally, the hosts discuss Joe Scarborough's critique of the Democratic Party's 'woke' direction, the decline of political discourse, and reflections on the survivalist grit of early American settlers.

Host Grace Curley and investigative journalist Nate Eaton discuss the Lindsay Clancy trial, focusing on the testimony of psychiatrist Dr. Jennifer Tufts regarding medical record discrepancies and the distinction between postpartum symptoms and psychosis. The episode also covers the release of a former U.S. Marine from Russian imprisonment, political tensions within the Democratic Party involving James Carville and Hasan Piker, and debates surrounding 'wokeness' in modern politics.

The host examines newly released text messages involving Dr. Fauci, Dr. Vivek Murthy, and Dr. Rochelle Walensky, highlighting a discrepancy between Dr. Fauci's private concerns regarding potential miscarriage risks from COVID-19 vaccines and his subsequent public claims of no red flags. The episode explores allegations of a cover-up in public health transparency and the legal investigations into these communications. Additionally, the discussion covers political shifts regarding 'wokeness,' recent abortion legislation in Massachusetts that removed gestational age limits, and criticisms of the euphemisms used by Democratic leaders to describe medical procedures.

Tom Shattuck fills in for Howie Carr to discuss the pre-order of 'Mass Corruption, Volume 2' and various political controversies, including WNBA gender identity, political scandals, and criticisms of AOC. The episode also features an investigation into allegations of neglect and fraud within Maine autism care facilities with John Featherston. The discussion extends to broader themes of accountability in public health, criticisms of local leadership in Lewiston and Boston, and listener calls regarding the legality of vaccines and the importance of maintaining a constitutional republic.

This episode covers allegations of fraudulent signatures in Rachel Rollins' nomination papers and the release of text messages from Anthony Fauci's iPhone regarding COVID-19 vaccine concerns. The hosts discuss the potential withholding of vaccine safety information from the public, specifically concerning risks to pregnant women. The program also critiques media figures for their handling of pandemic-era information and explores growing distrust in public institutions. Additionally, Howie Carr interviews Megan Romer to critique the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), arguing that their taxation and foreign policy stances represent a radical movement.

Tom Shattuck hosts the Howie Carr Show, discussing allegations of fraud in Maine and criticizing media coverage regarding Dr. Fauci's 2021 communications about COVID-19 vaccine risks. The episode also covers breaking news regarding a shark attack on a lifeguard in Scarborough. The show features various listener calls regarding socialism, skepticism toward mRNA vaccines, and the psychological impact of the movie Jaws. Additionally, the hosts discuss recent developments in public health transparency and the changing landscape of trust in the healthcare industry.

Howie Carr and Tom Shattuck discuss media corruption, specifically criticizing journalists for their handling of COVID-19 narratives and analyzing an interview with Dr. Jay Bhattacharya regarding government censorship. The episode also covers the tragic shooting at the CDC motivated by vaccine misinformation and the loss of public trust in health institutions. Additionally, the segment addresses political critiques of figures like AOC and Tim Walz before transitioning into breaking news regarding leaked text messages from Senator Ron Johnson concerning Dr. Fauci's private concerns about COVID-19 vaccine-related miscarriages.

Grace Curley and guest Taylor Cormier discuss the political rebranding of figures like AOC, critiquing how progressive politicians distance themselves from past radical stances. The episode also explores a debate regarding former NBA players attempting to join the WNBA as a challenge to league policies on gender identity. Additionally, the hosts announce an upcoming group trip to Portugal organized by Colette Tours and discuss the challenges of traveling with toddlers and the concept of 'gentle parenting.'

Grace Curley and Andrew Kerr examine allegations that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez uses her relationship status to bypass congressional disclosure requirements, specifically regarding how her fiancé is treated as a spouse for benefits but not for financial transparency. The episode also explores the complexities of privacy in politics, using Senator Bernie Sanders' daughter as an example. The discussion further critiques DSA leaders for their lack of specific economic and foreign policy plans and addresses the public reaction to Enos Kanter Freedom and Royce White attempting to join the WNBA.

In this episode of the Howie Carr Show, the host covers a range of political controversies and news updates, including allegations involving Eric Swalwell and reports regarding a crime in Brockton. The program also discusses the importance of conservative voter turnout in Massachusetts. The episode features 'Police Blotter Facts Friday,' presenting bizarre news stories such as a man mistaking his neighbor for a bear and a woman accidentally stealing an identical car. Additionally, the show covers a grim investigation into a funeral home and concludes with a live raffle at Global Marble and Granite.

Broadcasting live from Global Marble and Granite in Hyannis, Host Howie Carr discusses local Barnstable County politics with guest John Julius and critiques Democratic party platforms. The episode covers controversial political figures, including Francesca Hong's social media posts and concerns regarding rising anti-Semitism within the Democratic party. The discussion further explores recent labor statistics, economic commentary on Venezuela, and a controversial congressional primary in Washington state. The episode also addresses news regarding immigration and examines allegations involving Eric Swalwell and the suppression of FBI files related to suspected Chinese espionage.

Introduction and Live Broadcast from Global Marble and Granite. White House Construction Court Ruling. Interview with Fabio from Global Marble and Granite. Wingstop Cashless Controversy and Audience Poll. Poll Question: Cash vs. Credit Cards. Interview with Brian Schwartzleaf. Interview with Adam Hoag. Economic Pressures and Electricity Rates. Pre-Born Network Advertisement. Live from Global Marble and Granite. Interview with Eric Schwab.

Tom Shattuck fills in for Howie Carr to discuss recent political developments, including critiques of Senator Susan Collins, David Hogg, and the impact of Donald Trump on the left. The episode also explores the rise of radical candidates and the influence of socialist policies. In addition to political commentary, the show features listener interactions regarding historical car inspection workarounds in Boston and New Hampshire's lack of requirements. The segment concludes with a discussion on various news updates and a poll regarding Senator Mitch McConnell.

Grace Curley discusses recent developments in the Lindsay Clancy trial and critiques the political standards of Democratic candidates, highlighting a perceived hypocrisy regarding controversial figures. The episode also explores the influence of 'eye candy' in politics and examines a report from journalist Tim Dunn concerning a controversial $2 billion state contract for the Springfield Courthouse. The discussion further covers headlines involving Jonathan Cohn of Progressive Massachusetts and concludes with an economic debate regarding food affordability, specifically focusing on the high cost of delivery services.

The episode explores allegations of corruption regarding a $2 billion Springfield courthouse contract involving Ayanna Pressley's husband and critiques recent media coverage of immigration enforcement. The host also discusses Senator Mitch McConnell's absence from the Senate and provides an economic update with John Carney on job reports and interest rate implications. The discussion further covers market reactions to geopolitical tensions in Iran, the potential economic impact of New York City's proposed discount grocery stores, and the political criticisms facing Mayor Adams.

The episode of Chop Chumps features a series of satirical commentary segments and listener messages. The host discusses recent political news involving Senator Elizabeth Warren, Hawaiian Democrat candidate Kirill Basin, and the political standing of Dr. Fauci and Kamala Harris. The program also touches upon law enforcement priorities in Massachusetts regarding illegal immigrants versus parking violations, alongside various comedic observations and promotional information for Cheap Bastard Deals.

Host Howie Carr discusses political dynamics within the Democratic Party, criticizing moderate leaders for their perceived lack of resistance to progressive factions. The episode also features an interview with Seth Aitken, a Republican candidate for District Attorney of Bristol County, regarding his campaign and the lack of support from prominent state Republicans. The program covers various news items, including a hit-and-run incident in Homestead, criminal charges against a medical delivery worker in Brockton, and discussions regarding immigration and political advertisements. Additionally, the host critiques politicians' views on race and shares a personal testimonial for a local businessman.

Howie Carr discusses a SNAP fraud case in Rhode Island and takes caller opinions regarding the Massachusetts Republican primary race, covering topics such as leadership, taxation, and political strategy. The episode also explores economic issues like the impact of the Japanese yen on U.S. interest rates, the lack of competition in Republican primaries, and concerns over animal welfare. Additionally, the host criticizes rising utility costs and green energy policies, while reviewing listener comments on various political figures. The discussion concludes with a critique of Seth Moulton's recent political shifts regarding transgender athletes in sports.

Howie Carr examines the political landscape of Massachusetts, focusing on the influence of Bernie Sanders in Democratic primaries and the dynamics surrounding Ed Markey's supporters. The episode also covers regional news, including tribal fraud concerns in Maine and a guilty plea from a former New Hampshire State Trooper. The show features caller discussions regarding various candidates, such as Seth Moulton and Massachusetts gubernatorial contenders, while critiquing modern political advertising strategies. Additional topics include the controversy surrounding a Michigan Congressman's concession speech and the importance of candidate debates.