In the wake of an unconventional - and exhausting - midterm election, Alan lays out a blueprint for a reformed, "radical," and fairer approach to campaign advertising.

Alan talks about the critical importance of the upcoming 2022 elections - especially in today's uncertain times - and how the power of a person's vote can determine the future of not only the country, but also the human species.

Alan Jennings directs his ire at former President Donald Trump, his behavior and lies, and the damage it has caused to civil society and the democratic process.

Alan Jennings waxes politic about the fact that there is no organized liberal 'Radical Left' of the Democratic Party that conservatives and pundits keep distracting to.

Alan Jennings rants about the primary results, stresses the importance of voting as a way to take back power from those resorting to undemocratic means of preserving their agenda, and as a way for citizens to preserve hard-won civil liberties and rights that may soon be lost, plus guns and disgust with the recent Uvalde school shooting.

"Vote with a passion...because in voting, there is power." Alan Jennings stresses the importance of voting as a way to take back power from those resorting to undemocratic means of preserving their agenda, and as a way to support those who are underrepresented, marginalized and disadvantaged, and preserve hard-won civil liberties and rights.

Alan Jennings gives his final thoughts on the current civility of humanity regarding fairness and liars in this upcoming primary election cycle, including how our constitutional duty to vote is more important than ever as candidates misinform to cater to their base, compared to recognizing their ever-growing and diverse constituents' needs.

Alan Jennings takes aim at the most dangerous man in the world – Vladimir Putin – sharing the backstory of why this ex-KGB agent President wants Ukraine back, and at what lengths he'll go to get it.

Alan Jennings tries to makes sense of the GOP labeling the Jan. 6 insurrection "legitimate political discourse" by suggesting that the root cause to blame for the current political divide...is Ronald Reagan and the elimination of the FCC Fairness Doctrine.

Alan Jennings reminds WDIY listeners of the constitutional clause against cruel and unusual punishment when it comes to former Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski's incarceration.