In the 1st hour join the feral cats as we cough up fur balls of truth from the baloney that we've digested throughout the week from the Fat Cat News.  Join Dave and I at Democracy's Edge Talk Radio
Each week for three hours we ask you to join the resistance and become fighting ferals; doing battle with the conventional wisdom weasels.  Each week we stalk our prey; the flim flam artists who have put our nation up for sale and are trying to sail away with the loot. 
Who are our adversaries,who are our competitors, and who are our friends?  Are you a Franklin or an Orthogonian, as Rick Perlstein might ask?   That is;  are you an elitist prig or a straight shooter? As Jefferson defined it;  Are you an aristocrat or a democrat?  Are you a gun toting latte drinking pickup driving lefty?  Or a  Book reading Beer Drinking Volvo driving righty? Are you a Cylon or Human?
Which side are you on, my friends?  Which side are you on?  Our call in number is 406-522 TALK.
How do we fight back?  Guns and bullets or Pots and Pans? 

In our 2nd hour we welcome Dr. Arjun Makhijani.

Arjun Makhijani is President of the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research

in Takoma Park, Maryland.  He earned his Ph.D. in engineering at the University of California, Berkeley in 1972, specializing in nuclear fusion.

A recognized authority on energy issues and nuclear issues in particular, Dr. Makhijani is the author and co-author of numerous reports and books on topics such as nuclear defense systems, radioactive waste storage and disposal, nuclear testing, disposition of fissile materials, energy efficiency, and ozone depletion.  He is the principal editor of Nuclear Wastelands: a Global Guide to Nuclear Weapons Production and Its Health and Environmental Effects, published by MIT Press in July 1995, and subsequently nominated for a Pulitzer Prize.
Iran's satellite launch this week.  North Korea rattling sabers again.  Okay, but do we need to spend billions on our nuclear arsenal?  Can we get rid of all our nukes in Montana and put a wind farm there?

But just in case the crony capitalists and globalists don't do us  in completely,  maybe we ought to pay a little more attention to the real thing; nuclear weapons, nuclear waste, and nukes in space.  After all look what happened when we weren't watching the bond traders and bucket shop bozos?  Should we worry or Should we stop worrying and learn to once more to love the bomb? And since we're broke, what is this costing us?

In our 3rd hour we will talk to Lincoln enthusiast and former program manager  and talk show host at Yellowstone Public Radio, Marvin Granger.  In honor of Black History Month, I'd like to talk about Lincoln and African Americans during his presidency.  It's good to take another look at this period of history and get down to the facts that might have got away from our high school history teachers.  Those fur balls of truth we care about.

Rick Perlstein notes in his book "Nixonland"; a whirlwind ride through the  years 1964-1972 that LBJ after his landslide victory in 1964 said "these are the most hopeful times since Christ was born in Bethlehem".   4 years later Nixon was elected and we were more divided than ever.   We may not be in as bad shape as Chris Hedges thinks in his piece "It's Not Going to Be OK" (submitted by listener "Betsy from Bozeman), but it makes sense to pay very close attention to what is really going on and which side we should be on.