John B. Wells

Richard welcomes broadcaster, syndicated radio talk-show host, Hollywood voice actor and former weekend host of Coast to Coast AM, John B. Wells to discuss his life, career, and views on the U.S. Election, COVID, the Great Reset and more.

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GUEST: John B. Wells has been described as modern era combination of Walter Cronkite, Paul Harvey, Sherlock Holmes and your favourite wise uncle. The only things deeper than his trademark voice are his innovative insights, inspiring interviews and delivery of fact- based news.

John recorded his very first radio commercial while still in grade school and later evolved to become a legendary Dallas based Rock DJ, playing records while also setting many for audience size and market share. John has been internationally recognized for his music, writing, speaking, acting and voice over skills. Appearing in Oliver Stone\'s JFK and hosting Coast to Coast Radio are also are part of his life\'s work.

John B Wells syndicated radio show, digital satellite, global video podcasts and YouTubes are enjoyed globally by a most sizeable audience. You may join us today by way many syndicated terrestrial radio stations in addition to our multiple subscriber broadcast platforms. Caravan to Midnight weekdays and Ark Midnight on Saturday nights. Our guests are experienced and intriguing experts, whistle-blowers, cutting edge scientists, legal experts, world class musicians, performers, humanitarians and even concerned parents who just want a better world for their children to grow up in.

Privacy In The Digital Age

Richard welcomes a privacy consultant to discuss various dimensions of private living, from the basics of cybersecurity and asset protection to international nomadism and privacy during COVID-1984.

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Guest: Gabriel Custodiet is author of the recent book The Watchman Guide to Privacy, which explains how to reclaim one’s freedom, security, and peace of mind in a merciful and focused 200 pages. What he does reveal about himself is his background in cybersecurity, which led him to research and eventually consult about privacy in the broadest sense possible: financial, physical, legal, etc. But that’s only the surface. Gabriel agrees with Aristotle that the “how” and “why” are much more important than the “what.” For this reason he enjoys above all helping others to understand the deeper philosophy that undergirds privacy and freedom, which he sees as two sides of the same coin. His newsletter and in-progress second book examine the world events and systems that threaten privacy and the individual. He will remain an avid defender of privacy and the authentic living it can foster until his dying breath.