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Randy talks about last week's 75th anniversary of V-E Day... that you probably missed because COVID-19 is dominating the news.? But, believe it or not, there really IS another story out there that has nothing to do with the Coronavirus.

A character that could only be described today as one of America’s very first action hero’s.  Randy isn’t talking about the usual cast of characters we all know and love like Washington, Franklin, or Jefferson. This is someone that could actually give today’s Jack Ryan or Jason Bourne a run for their money. 

An unforeseen disaster rallies the nation to quickly close ranks and stand together as the country’s brightest mind, steeped in the "Can Do" spirit for which America is well know, work around the clock to overcome insurmountable odds.  Randy isn't talking about the COVID-19 pandemic spreading around the world right now.  This event happened 50 years ago this week. But Americans who met the challenge then, understood  from the start the meaning of the words, "failure is not an option."

Since we’re all “hunkered down” as they say down south, Randy shares his thoughts about how to get through the “shelter at home” era with some interesting ideas and suggestions.  Alcohol may be involved

"The Gambler, he broke even." Randy shares his thoughts about the passing of music legend Kenny Rogers.

Randy returns from a winter hiatus to land right in the middle of a left wing induced panic. But all you need to do is wash your hands, relax, take a deep breath (no mask required) and stop paying attention to "fake news" and the things that don't matter. 

Does the impeachment process protect us from ourselves or is it just another barrel full of monkeys in the biggest three-ring circus since Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey? Randy takes a look at the real reason for the impeachment of President Trump and to what end the outcome will lead. 

How many times have you thought, "I can't believe they stopped making that... it was legendary, a one of a kind. "Well, on rare occasion, even the "Powers That Be" realize they've messed up when they shut something down and decide to bring it back. Who can forget when Coca-Cola stopped making the original Coke... only to later bend to public demand and bring it back? Well, Randy Wyles has just found out about another legend's return that thinks is right on target.

It's 2020 and we're coming up on another presidential election, which raises the question: just how much stock should be put in the political predictions of pollsters?  While liberals keep trying to push their agenda and make Americans believe that it's working, all the signs are pointing in another direction.

Do you have a Christmas memory that lives on to this day? Randy reminisces about a special Christmas gift that helped continue family tradition year after year.  

Traditions and festivities truly make Christmas a most festive and joyous season.  78 years ago, however, the atmosphere in December took on a very different feel.  After the infamous attack on Pearl Harbor, many wondered how America could be caught so off-guard and unprepared.  Randy talks with authors Robbyn Swan and Anthony Summers, who conduct a deeper investigation into what really occurred leading up to the attack in their book, A Matter of Honor.

We may disagree on things, but we come together as a nation when it really matters.  While some are concerned with the attempted impeachment of President Donald Trump, Randy has a few thoughts about what's actually important.

Randy talks to Pat Hall, whose grandmother owned the boarding house where Lee Harvey Oswald was staying at the time of the John F. Kennedy assassination.  Hall has many memories of Oswald and the events that took place during this historic tragedy.  Listen now to hear Pat's inside perspective!

Randy gets personal in this week’s episode, sharing how he came to his conviction and how his eyes have been opened over the years.Be sure to tune in on Friday, November 22nd for a special extended episode of A Cigar on the Deck featuring a behind-the-scenes account of the life of former president John F. Kennedy's assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald!   

Randy reminisces about his first firearm after stumbling upon the exact model in the vintage showcase at Dawsonville Gun.Be sure to tune in on Friday, November 22nd for a special extended episode of A Cigar on the Deck featuring a behind-the-scenes account of the life of former president John F. Kennedy's assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald!   

Days before Halloween, Randy goes on location in Dawsonville, Georgia to interview some of the locals about the paranormal activity that has haunted this historical town over the years... and if you're craving more thrills, here are some of the other famous historical haunts found around Atlanta.

How much should you tip for great service? How about poor service? Should there be a minimum tipping percentage regardless of the quality of service received? Randy gives his perspective on an article he read about tipping etiquette. 

The U.S. military has been pulled out of Syria and the Turks have invaded, which has sparked a political debate.  Why are we involved?  And should we care?  Tune in to hear Randy's take on the controversial topic.

Taking care of your team is one of the most important basics of running a successful business, but has it been forgotten in today's corporate world?  Randy has experienced both ends of the spectrum and has some wise words for big businesses.

Is a flat tax a crazy idea... or just what this country needs?