1971,paycheck? $172.00 each week at Delta Cotton Oil company.Later on,at
the auto/truck battery factory,I was earning nearly three times that
each week.
cuhulin

And according to some "people" the price of gasoline and diesel fuel is
still a bargain.GM and Ford are offering better deals on new
vehicles.Well,they should,they are priced wayyyy to much
anyway.Crackerboxes on wheels.There are no real autos being made
anymore.
cuhulin

Chuck Harder

is apparently off the air for now ... probably for good.
Last live program was on 6/27; reruns since then.
Same thing happened to his TV network in March ... reruns, then the
announcement that it was going off the air for good.
Oh well ... I never liked Chuck Harder that much ... won't miss him.

wrote:
Chuck Harder

is apparently off the air for now ... probably for good.
Last live program was on 6/27; reruns since then.
Same thing happened to his TV network in March ... reruns, then the
announcement that it was going off the air for good.
Oh well ... I never liked Chuck Harder that much ... won't miss him.

Nooooooooooooooooooooo!!! Haven't had time to listen for a while,
hopefully Chuck is just taking some time off; or hey, maybe starting
some new venture or network?

Dan, wouldn't it be a hoot to tune into Rush and hear Chuck sitting in
for him sometime?! Ofcourse this would never happen, but I know EVEN
YOU would love to hear that, at least once anyway!

Will try to catch Chuck this coming week.

LL

LL,

Something is really, really up (down?) with Chuck Harder.
First, his Web site (www.chuckharder.com, mirror at
www.forthepeople.org) hasn't been updated since February 5, over six
months ago - the longest such interval I can recall since Chuck began
using the Internet on a regular basis in 1996.
Second, Chuck hasn't taken calls from listeners at least since he lost
that $860,000 Dept. of Labor contract on March 31 for his now-defunct
TV network. That's over four months with no call-ins, again the longest
interval I can recall since I first heard Chuck in September 1991 - 14
years ago.
Third, all his shows seem to be reruns; there is very little hard news
in his broadcasts that pinpoints exactly when they were recorded. As I
posted previously, this is exactly what happened with his TV network
before it went off the air.
Fourth, about three weeks ago, Chuck let it slip that he was on a
"controlled fast," and was eating "a couple pieces of fruit a day" (I'm
paraphrasing here, but I believe these quotes are accurate). Why would
Chuck say something like this on the air?
Fifth, after a big announcement in April, Chuck has said absolutely
nothing about his new book on the bankruptcy of America. What's up? Has
he abandoned it? If so, why?
I think what I said on my previous post is correct: Chuck Harder is off
the air, probably for good, and for whatever reason, his syndication
network, TalkStar Radio, is keeping his shows (whenever they were made)
on the 2 PM-4 PM time slot due to contractual obligations. What's
frustrating is that I cannot verify this; there is no press release or
AP bulletin saying, "Chuck Harder is off the air!" That said, I hope to
find out something soon; the mystery of what happened to Chuck Harder
can't go on forever.
We'll see ...