Robert Gettlin, the co-author of Silent Coup: The Removal of a President, joins S.T. Patrick to discuss the memory of friend Len Colodny, Watergate, and the writing of Silent Coup. There has long been a question about whether Gettlin disavowed Silent Coup when his name did not appear as an author on the book's 25th anniversary paperback edition (Trine Day). That is answered in … [Read more...]
Midnight Writer News Show returns in September 2021!
Hello, everyone. We have been in the midst of a state-to-state move that has been nothing short of challenging. It's lasted longer than we'd hoped, but it seems like things are now falling into place. We are scheduled to have the new internet service hooked up on September 1, 2021. That means that "The Midnight Writer News Show with S.T. Patrick" will return in September. We … [Read more...]
MWN Episode 157 – JFK & Oswald – Four Days That Shocked the World
Unlike most of our interview-based episodes, this one is a replay of the 1963 album, Four Days that Shocked the World: November 22-25, 1963. Reid Collins of WNEW Radio News narrates the events of those four days with news footage spliced in. If you have a conspiratorial view regarding the JFK assassination, you'll find this fascinating. You'll pick up small things throughout … [Read more...]
garrison.: Issue 007 is now available!
Issue 007 of "garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics" is now available! 186 Pages. Print and E-Version. Issue 007 of "garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics" features an exclusive cover story on Bob Woodward by the author of Haig's Coup, Ray Locker. On the issues of Watergate and Nixon, Jim Hougan discusses the identity of Deep Throat, John … [Read more...]
MWN Episode 156 – The Real Aaron Burr with Whisper Stone
Author Whisper Stone talks to S.T. Patrick about the real Aaron Burr, one Stone argues has been much maligned in recent Burr biographies by David O. Stewart and most notably in Ron Chernow's Hamilton, the basis for the hit Broadway musical. Stone discusses Burr's rise, the great tie of 1800, Burr as VP, strife with Jefferson, strife with Hamilton, "the duel," why the Burr … [Read more...]