Rob McNealy talks with liberty activist Steve Hall about Libertarian views and philosophy.
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Steve Hall is a Colorado liberty activist and Ron Paul supporter. His background is in civil rights defense, litigation, and support.
Rob McNealy interviews small business owner and candidate for Denver City Council.
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Jeffrey Wayne Schitter was born on 1776 (January 7, 1976) in Jasper, Indiana, a small town in the southwest part of the state. Raised with Midwestern values, Jeffrey spent much of his childhood either playing sports, working for his family farm market, or hanging out with his friends. After graduating from high school in 1994, Jeffrey attended a small private engineering school, Rose Hulman Institute of Technology (www.rose-hulman.edu), where he majored in Chemical Engineering. While in college, he invented a candlemaking machine (and process) with which to create candles by recycling wax from old candles.
After graduating from college, Jeffrey began his professional career as a sales/combustion engineer designing and selling combustion systems in Texas. His career then evolved into a sales management role, before he was laid off his job in December 2001. Throughout his professional career, Jeffrey researched and developed his patented candlemaking device, and throughout that time, he engineered the candlemaking process to where he was creating better candles than he could find on the market. After searching for a job for several months, Jeffrey realized his best option was to start his own business. Founding the Healing Glow Candle Studio (www.healingglow.com), on the streets of Austin in the winter/spring of 2002/2003, Jeffrey enjoyed early success. With the hot summer approaching, Jeffrey realized his business was going to suffer, and quite possibly die, due to the hot Texas summer. He decided to put his things into storage, and to travel the country selling his wax renderings at craft shows, art shows, and music festivals in order to keep his business alive.
Having a business (aka. anchor), in the neighborhood, Jeffrey feels he is a vested partner in the community. He doesn’t envision that he’ll ever really leave Northwest Denver, and he’s stepping up because he wants to do what is best for his community. Jeffrey will always put his constituents’ best interests in front of all else.
Jeffrey would like to thank you for taking the time to read this and for taking interest in improving our situation. He feels, that with your help, we can all work together to improve our own standing, and he looks forward to working with you.
Rob McNealy interviews Jon Matthews, host of the conservative talk radio show, Right and Wrong.
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Jon Matthews is devout conservative and though he has been a registered Republican since he was legally able to vote, he claims no real party affiliation. His beliefs lie and are loyal to anyone who espouses and supports conservatism, an adherence to maintaining core principles established by our fore-fathers as necessary toward the survival of the Republic of the United States. These principles are those of belief in a Judeo-Christian God and Savior Jesus Christ, a mandatory adherence to moral law based on Biblical teachings and personal responsibility and accountability for one’s actions based on the understanding that we will all be held accountable to God on His Day of Judgment.
Jon was raised in an Irish Catholic family who deitized the Kennedy family and though in the 50′s and early 60′s the Democratic Party somewhat represented the working man, Jon never seemed to buy into the cultural belief that the Democrats were the best path to a prosperous, independent and free nation in the long term.
If Jon has one character trait that he holds valuable it is his lack of fear in speaking the truth. He believes that truth is absolute and unchanging and has no hesitation expressing this to anyone who seeks to undermine truth with relativism and political correctness. Tolerance is practiced toward those who are sincerely trying and non-existent toward those who prove to be too lazy or immoral to do what is right. He likes to say, “I’m not intelligent to be an intellectual so I keep it simple, to the point and uncompromising.”
Jon currently resides in Norwalk, California and is married to his wife, Lourdes a Filipino widow he met in 1989 while she was vacationing here in the U.S. He has 3 children from previous marriages and helped to raise Lourdes’ 5 children. Between them they boast of 17 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
He has served in ministry at a non-denominational Church in Garden Grove, California for the last 12 years, the last 6 as an Associate Pastor. His favorite ministry is Prison Ministry. His interests are Biblical Studies (of which he carries an Associate Degree), graphic design and of course radio production and broadcasting. Although he carries no formal secular degrees he has accumulated over 10 years of college in various subjects.
He is currently President of Terra Productions a production company that specializes in Internet Convergence Capabilities.
