The Blah Blah Show

Clinton Rarey of fafofarmstx.com is a veteran, a politician, a truth seeker, and a farmer. Clinton joins the Blah Blah Show to take us through his experience with raw milk and self sustainable farming.

Jeremy Brown is a retired U.S. Army Special Forces master sergeant and joins the Blah Blah Show after being imprisoned for utilizing his First Amendment right to petition his government. Jeremy dives into the fine details regarding his arrest and sets the scene of that dark day on January 6th.

Author and Podcast Host Shelby Thomson joins the Blah Blah Show to discuss the horrific crime that was waged on the native people of Maui. As the evidence increases, the media attempts to control the narrative of the nightmare that occurred in paradise.

Last year, the Pentagon could only account for where 39% of their $3.4 Trillion went. An audit that cost $187 Million on the American taxpayer’s dime. The mainstream media, an arm of the Federal bureaucracy isn’t investigating or exposing this massive heist in broad daylight. But our guest is the program director of one of the few media outlets that will. Infowars.com. Rob Dew is an infowarrior, a multi platform journalist, a musician, and an intrepid explorer of the future of the United States. Dew has traveled the world to get to the bottom of totalitarianism and has been a key player in the success of Infowars.com.

Joining Frank Cavanagh and myself today will be Infowars brand pioneer, voiceover extraordinaire, and reporter Darrin McBreen. Darrin has been fighting the good fight with Infowars for over ten years and worked in media previous to Infowars where he honed his legendary skills as a motion graphics artist.

Michale Graves is an American musician who rose to Punk music notoriety as the lead vocalist for the Horror Punk Band the Misfits from 1995 to 2000. Graves auditioned as a replacement for exiting legendary vocalist and fellow New Jersey native Glenn Danzig. Joining Jerry Only on bass, Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein on guitar, and Dr. Chud on drums and keyboards. The Misfits American Psycho released in 1997 became a punk rock classic. Graves has since released solo albums and tours the United States extensively. However, Graves has endured a cancel culture that has seeped into the music industry demonizing those with strong American values.

Frank Cavanagh reflects on his years as the bass player with the mega badass band FILTER.Frank takes us through his years in the military following the break up of the band. Then explores his reemergence as a truth defending political activist, farmer, and American Liberty Awards Show organizer.