. . . in which the Dementia-Patient-In-Chief goes walkabout, waving, smiling, and bowing to people only he can see.  Now with more tech gremlins! Sheesh! It's Birthday Week at The HORN. We need $2,900 to finish October fully funded. It's this community that has kept us going for almost 21 years.

She went to the movies! No Spoilers.

Half a Mooch, Legal Drama & Friday on the Front PorchOctober 16, 2026 | The Head-On Radio Network Roxanne brings Friday's political theater, legal drama, and community conversation to The Horn, broadcasting live from the hills of West By-God Virginia! Roxanne opens with gratitude for the show's supporters, shares the daily password — property — and thanks environmental sponsor Coal River Mountain Watch. This episode examines the sudden departure of Press Secretary Katie Zacharia, lasting less than half a Scaramucci — roughly 5.25 days — and Anthony Scaramucci's reaction. Roxanne also discusses Eric Deters' defamation lawsuit involving Kimberly Guilfoyle and legal representatives, alongside Jonathan Constantine's comments on overseas security concerns. The Minnesota Senate debate between Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan and Michelle Tafoya gets a closer look, with discussion of judicial reform and campaign policy positions. Closer to home, Roxanne previews West Virginia's legendary Bridge Day at New River Gorge, regional food trucks, and her homemade salmon dip. Then it's time for Friday on the Front Porch, the weekly listener roundtable! Jeremy weighs in on a workplace tools incident, voting updates, and healthcare policy. Roger joins from Oregon with agricultural news, local commentary, and pressure-canning workshops. Colin celebrates his anniversary with a $21 donation while discussing political advertising and climate policy. Dave sends early birthday wishes to Roxanne and reminisces about the show's history, reaching back to October 17, 2005. Finally, Bill, aka “Bible Rick,” reports on a charity golf tournament, Santa Ana weather, and coastal erosion before sharing a reading of Raymond Chandler's Red Wind. All this, plus listener camaraderie, political debate, community news, and another Friday gathering on the front porch. Join the conversation and support the show:🌐 Website & Live Chat: headon.live🌿 Environmental Sponsor: Coal River Mountain Watch — crmw.net❤️ Support the broadcast via PayPal, Patreon, Venmo, or Cash App.⭐ Rate and review The Head-On Radio Network on Apple Podcasts to help others discover the show.

Sleep tight, America. Orange Genius will watch the execution, but you need not . . . save ALLLLL the MAGATS.

Why do MAGATS get weird about dogs? Why does the new Who, er, White House Spokesblonde claim to be a lawyer? Why is she now the subject of a complaint to the California Bar? Is Natalie-the-Nappy-Nanny worried about competition? What will viewership of the upcoming firing squad tell us about America? Why are MAGATS so predictably insane?  Answers to these questions and more on today's podcast!

Kimberly Gargoyle gets the boot. "Kimberly who," asks Cankles Caligula of the woman who was engaged to his Number 1 son for three years. Natalie Harpie gets some competition . . . and she even has a Temu law license! ForProfit Media parachutes into WV to analyze the hillbillies. Chinese provinces brace for Plague. MAGAT community gets hammered by Medicaid cuts to care homes.

Monday comes.  It was a busy weekend. Panicked MAGATS are desperate. Allll the gender fear!

📝 Episode Overview In this broadcast of Head-On Radio, Roxanne returns from a brief break, spending time with family, to jump back into the cesspool that is our political reality today. She tackles the Pentagon's proposal to live-stream a military execution by firing squad, analyzing Senator John Curtis's critique, citing Seneca on how public execution spectacles erode societal morals. The episode also features the usual Friday listener roundtable, covering ICE building protests, high-stakes midterm campaign ads, DOJ purges, and a lively front porch discussion featuring seafood recipes and Appalachian river rafting memories. 📌 Key Topics & Segments [00:00] Front Porch Gratitude & Community Updates Roxanne opens with appreciation for show subscribers and partial sponsors, shares details of her homemade pulled pork recipe, updates the station's fundraising deficit to $840, and previews the Horn’s upcoming 21st anniversary as an internet-only station. [00:15] Debates & Political Accountability Discussion of Georgia Senator John Ossoff challenging Representative Mike Collins over Medicaid cuts, rising health insurance premiums, and $70 billion in tax subsidies given to data center developers. [00:30] "Password: Spectacle" — Military Executions & Moral Decay A deep dive into Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's plan to live-stream a firing squad execution at Fort Hood. Roxanne examines Senator John Curtis's post referencing Seneca's warning on Roman public executions and compares current state practices to international law. [01:00] Campaign Scandals & Attack Ad Counter-Strikes Coverage of the indictment of Jacqueline Alatrash (girlfriend of Ohio Representative Max Miller) on fraud and grand theft charges. Roxanne highlights Senator Sherrod Brown's campaign ad refuting transphobic claims and pointing out opponent John Husted's ties to Jeffrey Epstein associates. Plus, an inspection of West Virginia Representative Riley Moore’s past as "Riley Rattler" in the punk band The Rattlers. [01:30] Listener Call-Ins & Global Developments Jeremy reports on nonviolent protests and arrests near federal contractor and ICE facilities. Tristan analyzes Trump's deal to import Russian diesel fuel ahead of the midterm elections to artificially suppress fuel prices despite ongoing sanctions. Christopher discusses Nobel Peace Prize winner Na'vi Pillay's remarks, concerns over potential House leadership tactics on January 3, and former Bears coach Mike Ditka. [02:15] DOJ Purges & Legal Battles Analysis of Attorney General Todd Blanche's complaints regarding 5,000 prosecutor resignations and purges at the Department of Justice, alongside ongoing court battles before Judge Sullivan for handwritten notes from Epstein investigation interviews. [02:45] Front Porch Cooking & Appalachian Memories Roxanne shares detailed recipes for Caribbean jerk shrimp using Japanese Kewpie mayo dipping sauce, cilantro-lime shrimp, and reminisces about whitewater rafting on West Virginia’s Gauley River. Call-in guest Rick closes out the segment with news about moving to a senior counsel position at his new law firm. 💬 Notable Quotes "A civilization erodes when it cultivates an appetite for executions as a form of entertainment." — Senator John Curtis (quoting Seneca) "Lying is what liars do... let's talk about what actually matters." — Discussion on Sherrod Brown's campaign counter-ads 🤝 Support the Show & Independent Media Fundraising Deficit: Down to $785 following listener contributions. Sponsor Spotlight: Support environmental justice in Appalachia through Coal River Mountain Watch at crmw.net. Listen Live: Head-On Radio Network broadcasts live Monday to Friday from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM Eastern at HeadON.live.

Outrage at Cankles Caligula for his "let them hit L.A." screed; but did anyone notice the nuclear threat embedded in his mad screeching? Welcome to hell, Jim Baaker. I hope Tammy Faye teases you with ice cubes outside the gates and an army of gramdmas you ripped off are waiting for you with an eternally endless supply of pineapples.

Sending the man the late, great Bartcop called "The Sweaty Wrestler" off to his long Hadean home. Something deadly ("Plague!") may have broken out in Mother Russia. Former Soviet States are quarantining and setting up border controls. Nitwit Nero's filter continues to degrade under the onslaught of his fronto-temporal dementia.