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2018

Dec 27, 2018 - DanielGreenfield.wma or DanielGreenfield.mp3 - Lisa's guest is Daniel Greenfield -- blogger, columnist and Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, who  discusses recent elections, Syria, Generals Mattis and Flynn, Immigration, Los Angeles, Venezuela, France, affirmative action, and much more!

Dec 20, 2018 - AndreaLevineORourke.wma or mp3 - Andrea Levine O'Rourke, a member of the Boca Raton City Council, is today's guest. Andrea talks about what is happening in the City of Boca, hotly contested developments, how the city council is moving forward in the wake of Susan Haynie's arrest and prosecution, and her goal for sustainable and smart growth in the city. Andrea is the only member of the Boca Raton City Council who was not funded by developers. Andrea's background is in public relations, advertising and fine arts/graphic design. She's not a politician looking to further her professional career, and speaks frankly about why she's on the City Council and what her goals are for the City of Boca.

Dec 06, 2018 - RobertSpencerHistoryOfJihad.wma or .mp3 - Robert Spencer, Director of Jihad Watch and Fellow of the David Horowitz Freedom Center, speaks about the history of Islam and how it is reflective of the threat to Western Society today. Spencer also discusses with Lisa the Florida election of Governor DeSantis, the national elections and President Trump's immigration policies and his movement of the Capital of Israel to Jerusalem. Spencer's newest book, The History of Jihad, is on the New York Times Bestseller's list.

Nov 15, 2018 - Farrel11.wma or Farrel11.mp3 - Dick Farrel guest hosts the show while Lisa is in Tallahassee. Farrel talks about Avenatti's domestic violence charge, Ocasio (Ocrazio) Cortez's comments on New York State Voting and lots more. David Katz, former Boyton Beach City Commissioner calls in to discuss how he was targeted by the City Commissioners because he is also a lobbyist for issues the Commission doesn't agree with. Attorney Bill Abramson talks about the recount in Palm Beach in the Caruso/Bonfiglio State House race.

Nov 10, 2018 - FloridaElectionFraud.wma or FloridaElectionFraud.mp3 - Election fraud in South Florida. Out of control partisan elected Supervisors of Election in Palm Beach and Broward Counties trying to change the election results. Lisa is live from ground zero to talk about what is happening with the election.
    Today's guests are Florida election law expert attorneys Raquel Rodriguez, Former General Counsel to Governor Jeb Bush; Richard Denapoli, attorney and Former Chairman of the Broward County Republican Executive Committee and Broward State Committeeman; Broward attorney William "Bill" Scherer who was also involved in the Bush recount in Broward in 2000; and Jacksonville attorney Stephen Stanfield.  

Nov 01, 2018 - DemmeryRosner.wma or DemmeryRosner.mp3 - Lisa interviews Tannery Demmery and Jason Allen-Rosner, both judicial candidates in Broward County, Florida.
    Tanner Demmery, running to be a County Court Judge, is a native of Broward County, Florida and an only child. He worked as a Realtor before attending law school. His practice included real estate litigation and condominium association work, medical malpractice and entertainment law. He worked as an Assistant State Attorney in Broward and Monroe Counties. Tanner played in a rock band that opened for KC and the Sunshine Band.
    Jason Allen-Rosner is running to be a Circuit Court Judge. He was born and raised in Brooklyn NY and moved to South Florida at age 5. Jason practiced criminal defense and family law in private practice. He also worked at the Broward County Public Defender's office for 1 1/2 years. He has served as a FINRA arbitrator and as a traffic hearing office for Broward County. Jason talked about the lawsuit filed about his name on the ballot as well as the cases that preceded it. Jason prevailed in the trial court and at the Fourth District Court of Appeal on the issue.

Oct 25, 2018 - ZuckermanWillis.wma or ZuckermanWillis.mp3 - Todays guests are both Palm Beach County judicial candidates.
    Ashley Zuckerman is running for County Court Judge. At 34, Ashley is one of the younger judicial candidates. She was born in upstate NY and grew up in Vermon. She moved to Florida as a college student, attending college at FAU and law school at Nova. In addition to loving the tropical weather of Palm Beach County, Ashley loves dogs and volunteers walking dogs at Palm Beach County Animal Control. She has worked at the Palm Beach County Public Defender's office since law school.
    Sarah Willis is running for Circuit Court Judge. She has two young children and her husband works at PBIA as a manager for TSA. Sarah's resigned to run for judge from her position as a Family Court Magistrate for Palm Beach County. She talks about the Baker Act and the Marchman Act cases she heard as a magistrate. Sarah is running for judge against the former Democrat State Attorney for Palm Beach County who resigned after being challenged by Dave Aronberg. Both Republican and Democrat power players have endorsed Sarah.

Oct 18, 2018 - CawthonWeekes.wma or CawthonWeekes.mp3 - Today's guests are Broward County Judicial Candidates Corey Cawthon who is running for County Court, and Maria Weekes who is running for Circuit Court.  
    Corey Cawthon, the youngest judicial candidate in Broward at age 31, is a Florida native who attended Nova for undergrad and law school. Corey comes from a family of military veterans. Her experience in civil litigation consists of primarily business and real estate. Corey talked about the good, the bad, and the ugly of JAABLOG. She has worked full time while campaigning for judge. She believes she can add balance to the bench with her civil litigation background. Corey would like to improve on preparedness and civility as a judge.
    Maria Weekes, age 34, is a Russian Jew who legally immigrated to the United States at age 7. Maria grew up in Brooklyn and moved to Florida to attend law school at Nova, where she met her husband: criminal defense attorney John Weekes. She is the mom of adorable 8 year old twins (a boy and a girl) who have been her biggest helpers and fans during the campaign. Maria started her legal career doing civil litigation then moved to working at the State Attorney's office. During her 5 1/2 years as an ASA, Maria ended there in the gun and gang violence unit. 

Oct 11, 2018 - PowellCurry.wma or PowellCurry.mp3 - Today's guests are Broward County Judicial Candidates Jackie Powell who is running for County Court, and H. James Curry who is running for Circuit Court.
    Jackie Powell was born in Jamaica and moved to Queens NY at age 16. She met her husband in Queens and later moved to Florida to get married. Jackie finished college at FAU. She has 2 children and is the grandmother to a 3 year old. If elected, Jackie will become the first female Jamaican judge in Broward County. (Ian Richards was the first male Jamaican judge.) Jackie worked for 8 years in the Public Defender's office and litigated in all 67 counties while doing foreclosures. She worked as a paralegal for 10 years handling police misconduct cases before law school.  She also serves as a volunteer Guardian ad Litem for foster children. Jackie likes the interaction with people in the county court and believes that she has the right temperament to be a good judge for Broward County.
    H. James Curry is currently Assistant General Counsel for the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice in Palm Beach and Broward Counties. He was born in Harlem and raised in Queens. He attended NY public schools for K-12. While there, he learned survival and communication skills. James attended a private Jesuit college, Gannon University in Erie, PA. James says he always wanted to be a lawyer. His mother was a nurse and his parents stressed education.  James returned to NY to attend law school at night at St. John University. During the day, he worked as a paralegal in the Queens, NY public defender's office. He spent much of his time reading law books during his subway commutes for work traveling to NYC and the boroughs. James has spent 22 years working for DJJ. While there, he was taught to always answer his phone and to never forget who he works for. James says he has been very effective at handling a high volume of cases quickly and efficiently at the DJJ. He wants to be a judge to continue to grow because he believes "complacency is the death of intellectual acuity." James is married and his wife teaches at the college level. He says that juvenile justice is at a 5 year low in Florida and attributes that to the civil citation and diversionary programs. James gives a historical background of FL DJJ. It was created by the Florida legislature in 1994. Prior to that, juvenile justice issues were handled as part of HRS.

Oct 06, 2018 - AllisonGilman.wma or AllisonGilman.mp3 - Today's guest is Allison Gilman running for County Court judge in Broward County. Allison was born in Queens, New York and moved to Florida at age 12. She primarily practiced in the field of criminal defense, having done more than 250 jury trials. Lisa talks to Allison about the Brett Kavanaugh hearings, polygraphs, and the fine line involved with cross-examining the accuser in a sex crime case.

Oct 04, 2018 - BillyVale.wma or BillyVale.mp3 - Lisa's guest is William "Billy" Vale. Billy is a Republican running for Palm Beach County Commission, District 4.  Billy was inspired by President Trump to run for office as an "outsider". He wants to clean up the swamp and corruption that is long know to have tainted the Palm Beach County Commission. Developers are buying up Palm Beach County's golf courses. Billy has been fighting the overdevelopment in Palm Beach County for 13 years since they turned his home in Boca Del Mar from one that overlooks the golf course, to one that overlooks townhomes. Billy talks about Red Tide, gambling, our coast, and many other issues. Billy has not and will not accept developer money. He is a businessman with a master's degree from Nova University. 

Sep 13, 2018 - LisaMiller.wma or LisaMiller.mp3 - Former Florida Deputy Insurance Commissioner and Chief of Staff of the Department of Financial Services, the agency that oversees Florida's banking and insurance industries, Lisa Miller, talks about insurance. Did you know that as of 3 years ago, Florida passed legislation for private flood insurance offering more benefits than through the government policy, frequently at a better rate. Lisa Miller tells us that there 30 companies in Florida offering private flood insurance. Find out how companies offering water extraction from your home are scamming homeowners through a contract clause called, "Assignment of Benefits".
    Daniel Kurzweil from Rytech joins us. Rytech is a water damage specialist with offices in every county in Florida and in 26 states. Rytech does not use AOBs. If you have a flood in your home, call Rytech, 24 hour emergency service: 888/900-1996. 

Sep 06, 2018 - FredRustmannFalseFlag.wma or FredRustmannFalseFlag.mp3 - Lisa is joined by former 24 year CIA Agent Fred Rustmann. Fred talks about his exciting new book False Flag (the third in a trilogy), It is a novel based on Fred's real life experiences as an undercover operative in the CIA. Hollywood would be foolish to pass this one up! Fred also discusses the Deep State, Kavanaugh hearings, the Nike blunder, the John McCain funeral, and North Korea.

Sep 01, 2018 - FarrelLaborDay.wma or FarrelLaborDay.mp3 - Lisa and 20+ year radio host Dick Farrell talk about politics, the recent elections and more!

Aug 25, 2018 - ErmineLlerena.wma or ErmineLlerena.mp3 - Lisa's guests are Palm Beach County 15th Circuit Judicial Candidates Richard Llerena and Gabe Ermine. 
    Richard Llerena, running for a County Court seat, speaks fluent Spanish. He is a second generation Cuban-American lawyer whose practice includes personal injury plaintiff and defense work, immigration and traffic matters. Richard's parents escaped from Communist Cuba and reminded their son to be grateful for the freedoms enjoyed in the USA. Richard wants to make a difference in the community. (Special appearance by Richard's adorable son, Eric).  
    Gabe Ermine is the grandchild of Holocaust survivors. Gabe works for the Broward County Public Defender's office and is one of only four individuals in the PD's office who are certified to defend Death Penalty cases. Gabe has a vast amount of trial experience and probably has tried more cases than any other judicial candidate.

Aug 23, 2018 - FungWillis.wma or FungWillis.mp3 - Palm Beach County Judicial Candidates interviewed feature County Court Judicial Candidate Allegra Fung and Circuit Court Candidate Sarah Willis.
    Allegra Fung is a foreclosure defense attorney born and raised in Miami-Dade County. If elected, Allegra would be the first judge in the State of Florida of Chinese decent.
    Sarah Willis served as a Family Court Magistrate in the 15th Judicial Circuit handling a wide variety of family law issues including child support enforcement, drug and mental health issues such as Baker Act and Marchman Act hearings. Prior to her work as a Family Court Magistrate, Sarah worked as an Assistant State Attorney in the Special Victims Unit prosecuting crimes against children.

Aug 18, 2018 - SaraAlijewicz.wma or SaraAlijewicz.mp3 - Lisa interviews Sara Alijewicz, Candidate for Palm Beach County Court Judge. Sara discusses her work as a family lawyer, legal aid attorney, and a Magistrate handling Baker Act, Marchman Act and various family law cases. Sara, a resident of Wellington, discusses her work with foster children and how the courts are trying to deal with the heroin epidemic in Palm Beach County. (Isn't it amazing that Palm Beach County has a Taj Majal jail with many vacancies out in Belle Glade, but no money for detox or rehab for our uninsured (mainly youth) dying of heroin overdoses every day?)

Aug 11, 2018 - AmbrosinoJohnson.wma or AmbrosinoJohnson.mp3 - Lisa talks to Judicial Candidates Allen Ambrosino and Henry Quinn Johnson.
    Italian American Judicial Candidate for County Court, Allen Ambrosino was a teacher before he became a lawyer. He is currently a criminal defense attorney and previously worked in the Public Defender's office.
    Henry Quinn Johnson, running for a Circuit Court seat, is a 27-year US Army Combat Veteran who served in Iraq, Bosnia and Afghanistan. He retired as a Lt. Colonel, Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps. While in the Army, Quinn served as the Chief of Military Justice for the only Court Martial Convening Authority for all US Forces in Afghanistan. In the private sector, Quinn also worked as an Assistant State Attorney in Pinellas and Palm Beach Counties and handled civil litigation.

Aug 09, 2018 - StJusteComiter.wma or StJusteComiter.mp3 - Today's guests are Palm Beach County 15th Circuit Judicial Candidates Lloyd Comiter and Alcolya St. Juste.
    Circuit Court Candidate Alcolya St. Juste has worked as a Senior Attorney for State of Florida Dept of Children and Families and as a Special Magistrate to Palm Beach County's Code Enforcement. She has a passion for helping children and those with mental health disabilities.
    Lloyd Comiter is a candidate for County Court. Lloyd has dedicated his practice to county court issues handling county civil, small claims cases and landlord tenant cases. Lloyd is a resident of West Boca.

Aug 03, 2018 - JordanCheesman.wma or JordanCheesman.mp3 - Lisa's guests  Jordan H. Jordan and Maxine Cheesman  are both candidates for Circuit Court Judge in Palm Beach County.
    Jordan H. Jordan, born in Brooklyn and raised in Queens NY, began his professional career as a Chiropractic Physician and later transitioned into law. Jordan is an experienced litigator and businessman. His chiropractic training and experience in holistic and natural medicine would be a welcome change to our bench which is now pro-pharma and basically uninformed about most of the dangerous practices masquerading as "mental health treatments". His legal experience includes 21 years handling primarily Insurance Defense and Personal Injury Plaintiff cases. Jordan enjoys playing and watching sports and  loves being a US Soccer Referee in his spare (?) time.
    Maxine Cheesman, born and raised in Jamaica, began her professional career as a scientist, chemist and hydrogeologist. She served as a Director for the South Florida Water Management District and as their forensic expert scientist on water quality. Maxine has been practicing law since 2004 and has handled a variety of cases in private practice. Her passion lies in helping the community through pro bono legal activities, as well as feeding the homeless and involvement with her church.

2017

Jul 25, 2017 - MariaPeiroR.wma or MariaPeiro.mp3 - Lisa interviews Maria Peiro, Candidate for Congress, FL Dist. 27.

Jul 20, 2017 - ElaineDonnellyCMR.wma or ElaineDonnellyCMR.mp3 - Elaine Donnelly, President of the Center for Military Readiness and COL (Ret.) Chuck Winn discuss the problems of having "transgender" personnel in the military. 

Jul 18, 2017 - FinizioNIABA.wma or FinizioNIABA.mp3 - Today's special guest is Paul Finizio, President of the National Italian American Bar Association (NIABA). 

Jun 17, 2017 - CongressmanBrianMast.wma or CongressmanBrianMast.mp3 - Guest host, COL Chuck Winn (Ret.) interviews Congressman Brian Mast (R-FL 18) to get his perspective on major national issues. In the second half of the show, Chuck interviews U.S. Army veteran LTC Dennis Freytes, on Puerto Rico's statehood issues. 

Jun 13, 2017 - VAissues.wma or VAissues.mp3 - Guest host COL Chuck Winn (US Army, Ret.) addresses some of the major systemic issues yet to be resolved in the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. His special guest, retired USAF Major and ex-U.S. Army Airborne Infantry Sergeant Emilio Sanz, discusses his perspectives from his experiences in Latin America, Iraq, and Afghanistan. 

Jun 06, 2017 - ForceReadiness....wma or ForceReadinessSenBobSmith.mp3 - Guest host Chuck Winn discusses force readiness and modernization actions required to rebuild our miliatary with former U.S. Senator Bob Smith (R-NH). 

Jun 03, 2017 - McSoleyHB7069Veto.wma or McSoleyHB7069Veto.mp3 - Chuck Winn, substituting for host Lisa Macci, talks with special guest Martin County School Board Chairman Tina McSoley. Tina explains the reasons why Governor Scott should veto the recently passed Omnibus Education Bill (HB 7069). (Note: Governor Scott signed this controversial education bill June 15, 2017.)

May 30, 2017 - HumanTrafficking.wma or HumanTrafficking.mp3 - Guest host retired Army colonel Chuck Winn  talks with Lynne Barletta, Founder and Executive Director of the Visionary School of the Arts and of Catch the Wave of Hope, an organization that provides shelter and assistance to victims of human trafficking. 

May 27, 2017 - GoldStarMotherKarenZook.wma or GoldStar....mp3 - Special Memorial Day show with guest host COL Chuck Winn and Gold Star Mother, Karen Zook.

Mar 14, 2017 - MarkMillerPLF.wma or MarkMillerPLF.mp3 - Mark Miller,  Managing Attorney for the Pacific Legal Foundation Atlantic Center in Florida discusses PLF's huge win in the USSC!

Mar 11, 2017 - EmilyGentile.wma or EmilyGentile.mp3 - Emily Gentile, candidate for Boca Raton City Council is today's guest.

Feb 21, 2017 - Zucaro2017.wma or Zucaro2017.mp3 - Al Zucaro, Candidate for Mayor of Boca Raton, is today's guest. Also, Fred Rustman, former CIA Agent and instructor on the Farm will discuss recent issues regarding President Trump and the allegations that the CIA and NSA are attempting to undermine him.

Feb 14, 2017 - AndyThomson.wma or AndyThomson.mp3 - Andy Thomson,  lawyer and candidate for Boca Raton City Council is Lisa's Valentine's Day guest.

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