BHM Radio Show
RealAudio Recordings

Listen to BHM Senior Editor John Silveira's appearance on the Tom Valentine show on January 20, 2002. John and Tom discuss John's The coming American dictatorship series and much more. Click Here to listen in MP3 format 1 hour 30 minutes    —    File Size - 15833K

For some time, the Backwoods Home Radio Show aired every Saturday on the American Freedom Network. Although we've discontinued the show, we've taken some of the best interviews, conducted by veteran host Henry Feinberg, converted them to RealAudio files and posted them here for anyone who missed them or who wants to hear them again.

To listen to the recordings of past Backwoods Home Radio Shows you will need the free RealAudio player installed on your computer. (Version 5 or higher) If you do not already have this, just click on the icon to the right to download it, or Click Here to go to the RealAudio home page.

We have available six sensational interviews. As you will notice, some are split into two parts.   Richard Blunt, a master chef, food industry executive and BHM's food editor discusses food and food preparation with host Henry Feinberg. Richard Blunt  (41 min) Joel Davidson is one of America's foremost photovoltaic and independent energy writers. This is a very informative interview for anyone interested in Solar Electricity for their home. Davidson Part 1  (40 min)          Davidson Part 2  (42 min) Ilene Duffy, BHM's business manager and co-owner, discusses the magazine and running a small business. Ilene Duffy  (40 min) John Earl Silveira, BHM's Senior Editor, engaged host Henry Feinberg and the show's callers in a stimulating discussion of the U.S. Constitution. Silveira Part 1  (45 min)           Silveira Part 2  (38 min) Vicki Tate, lecturer and entrepreneur, talks about food storage and preparedness. Vicki Tate  (41 min) Robert Williams, author of many how-to books and numerous articles for BHM, provided the most exciting radio interview host Henry Feinberg had done in many years. Williams Part 1  (45 min)           Williams Part 2  (18 min)