MWN Episode 097 - JFK in Popular Culture

11/12/18 • 48 min

President John F. Kennedy has been a part of our popular culture from the moment he decided to run for president in 1960. From the Kennedy campaign song, "High Hopes," by Frank Sinatra to Jimmy Dean's "PT109" to the 1973 film Executive Action to comedian Bill Hicks to Oliver Stone's JFK and more, Kennedy has been a part of America and its field of entertainment. On this episode of the "Midnight Writer News Show," we look at a few of those examples. You can access our archives for FREE at MidnightWriterNews.com.

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MWN Episode 096 - Chris Gallop and the JFK Assassination

Researcher Chris Gallop joins S.T Patrick to discuss the JFK Assassination. Gallop had an interesting school-aged entry into the assassination, an event further impacted by a revelation from his grandfather. Tonight, he discusses his mentor Gary Shaw, the research on Roscoe White, the Texas research community, the most important witnesses, the medical mistakes, and the 6th annual JFK Assassination Luncheon/Symposium, which he will host on Monday, November 19th, 2018 from 11am-5pm. Go to MidnightWriterNews.com for our FREE archives!

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MWN Episode 098 - Jim Fetzer Unleashed III (JFK in 2018)

Dr. Jim Fetzer joins S.T. Patrick to discuss the JFK assassination research. On this episode, part of the second annual Midnight Writer News JFK Month, Fetzer discusses his newest contribution to the JFK community, JFK: Who, How, and Why. Fetzer co-edited and contributed to the work from Moon Rock Books. Tonight, he discusses his own entrance into the community, the identities of the shooters and whether it matters, alteration of the Zapruder film, the anti-LBJ theories, who ultimately bears responsibility for the plot, and the upcoming conference in Dallas. When this episode was recorded, the "package bombs" story was less than a week old, so we also asked Dr. Fetzer's views on that. Go to MidnightWriterNews.com for our FREE archives.