While I had seen this episode a number of times, I was curious to see how it played on air. It turns out that it’s third weekly airing on Saturday at 11:00pm puts it coming on after a black minister guy giving a sermon. If he only knew that the inaugural episode featured a Thomas Jefferson impersonator. Sorry, no mention of Sally Hemings was made in this episode.

During the entire show, I kept thinking that this Thomas Jefferson bore a certain resemblance to Mike Munger, Duke professor and candidate for Governor of North Carolina. You be the judge:

Maybe that’s a good indication that people should vote for Mike this year. Just be sure to keep him away from the slaves when he gets elected.

The end of the show had wrong contact information that I tried to remove at the studio to no luck as one second of it was still left. Oops. This gave the RTN staff ample opportunity to play a message emphasizing that it’s a community station, just anybody can become a producer, and you might see things you don’t agree with (like more freedom and less government, for example). This was a good transition to the show that followed, “David Young: A Musical Journey“. Amazingly, he can play two recorders at the same time. While I dissed this concept at first, his show may oddly enough be my new favorite show on RTN. Other than “The Libertarian Alternative”, that is.