That’s right folks. The horsemen make a prediction about who is going to get the olympics.. and they’re right! Rio! Here we come!
In this episode the horsemen take on various topics in the news lately, including when sponsorship goes too far.
Horsemen: Daniel Brettschneider, Phillip Brettschneider, Erich Hein
Army: Paul Scanlon, Archie Japaridze.
Five American patriots discuss the Patriot Act, politics, and torture. J.D. Brandon says he trusts Obama, Erich Hein, talks about cherry coke, and how it’s awesome to be an American because of it, Phillip…. is just phillip, and Daniel talks about science and fox news, two subjects that don’t go together at all.
The Horsemen in this Episode : Phillip Brettschneider, Daniel Brettschneider, Erich Hein, and J.D. Brandon.
Today’s Guest: Miles Robinson
The Horsemen talk about socialized medicine and how great of an idea it is! (NOT) As usual the Horsemen find a way to discuss serious issues, in their own way, and question where the future of the U.S. lies. Segments include Erich’s “Reasons Why You Should Be Glad You’re An American” And Phillip’s fashion seconds.
This show features three of the original horsemen: Phillip Brettschneider, Erich Hein, and J.D. Brandon.
Introducing the “Army of the Apocalypse”. Over the past few shows the Horsemen have had several guests on the show, who have made regular appearances and will continue to do so as defacto horsemen, known as “The Army of the Apocalypse”. This show features Paul Scanlon, Edee Carey, Bill Richards, Bobby Lakton and an original horseman, Daniel Brettschneider. The topics are random, the show is satirically formatted, and always humorous.
The Horsemen discuss the recent teabagging that happened at the University of Georgia. And talk about the silly silly Republicans…
The Horsemen talk about the controversial issue of free speech concerning abortion. And the right to life. They discuss the wider implications of limiting free speech.
The Four Horsemen have guest Caitlin McCook, Public Relations Spokesperson for the LAMDA Alliance on the show to talk about LGBT Rights, continuing with their ongoing discussion on Human Rights. In the show they talk about controversial subjects such as Gay Marriage, Gay Adoptions, and other pressing issues in the gay community. Philosophical questions are asked, and as always a little light heartedness is thrown in the mix, done the Four Horsemen way.
The four horsemen discuss a philosophical question of what are human rights? The four horsemen talk about several issues related to human rights which have recently appeared in the news, such as the “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” policy of the United States Military, Race Relations in the United States, and international rights as stated in the United Nations Charter. They said to stay tuned to their next show where they will be discussing pornography with a Philosophy instructor, in a debate over whether there should be some limits to the freedom of speech and expression.
The Four Horsemen invite Doctoral Candidate Dwight Wilson from the School of International and Public Affairs, to the show to talk about a wide range of topics from International Cultural theory, to why universities exist, and why they should exist. Should universities be democratic institutions? What is the nature of man? These and other questions are posed in this show that may be a bit wide-ranging, but is always entertaining.
