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The Bad News, we have cancelled "The Randal Wallace Show" , which is a big disappointment for me personally. I had hoped to feature some interesting interviews on our new show however it proved to be difficult to get the guests we had hoped to have on the show. We  also had not seen the numbers we had hoped to lead off with in order to remain on the air.  

We still plan to have interviews from time to time and will post some of those in special segments on our History Documentary podcast "Randal Wallace Presents" and if the subjects work on this new podcast that will be continuing in this spot. We also plan to leave the four special editions we produced prior to the decision to cancel the show here for you to enjoy if you wish. We are proud of those shows and our ability, on a limited to no budget, to cover two historic live events from the steps of the Capitol in Washington D.C. to an international incident on the steps of my own front door in Myrtle Beach S.C. 

So here  is the good news. We will be changing the concept on this site to coincided with the 50th Anniversary of the Presidency of Richard Nixon. We are entering the anniversary of what was his second term, the Watergate term. We thought that over the next year and a half we would rebroadcast our landmark, extensive,  highly acclaimed, podcast Documentary on Richard Nixon, here in this spot  for those of you who would be interested or may have missed it during its earlier run on "Bridging the Political Gap". 

This time the entire documentary series will run under our new show  name "The Richard Nixon Experience".  So please tune in as we look back on the incredible years of Richard Nixon's Presidency from the 1968 campaign forward to his passing in 1994. You will relive the experience of the Vietnam War and then the accomplishments, Upheaval, and high drama that made up the experience of America as it wrestled with the forces that rocked the nation to its core from the 1960's through the early 1970's, the experience of a war, civil rights, social upheaval, all coming together at one time and overwhelming the very institutions Americans had trusted for nearly two hundred years.

 It was an experience like no other, it was  "The Richard Nixon Experience. "