September 12, 2013
Morning Show 1h 1m Complete Radio Episode 2013
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Summary

Mark Koernke opened with reflections on his military service and oath to the Constitution, then discussed a Pennsylvania high school rifle team intentionally excluded from the yearbook despite winning championships, attributing this to political correctness and anti-gun sentiment. He covered preparedness topics including food preservation and dehydration, shared personal anecdotes about Vietnam-era coffee and firearms purchases, discussed deer population management and meat quality in Michigan, and reviewed surplus firearms becoming available from Vietnam including Mosin-Nagant rifles and SKS carbines from Classic Firearms and JG Sales, noting the shrinking supply of military surplus weapons globally.

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