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John Horvat is interviewed on “The Jimmy Barrett Show” broadcast on Richmond, Virginia’s WRVA-AM 1140. He applies the theme of frenetic intemperance to the Christmas shopping frenzy. It can be heard here.

Sebastian Niegowski is a news journalist for WNVR Polish Radio in Chicago, a main media outlet for over one million Polish speaking listeners. A taped interview with John Horvat about his book was recorded, dubbed in and later broadcast.

John has an interview about his book, Return to Order, with Karen Hornsby on Catholic Community Radio in Baton Rouge, Louisiana (www.catholiccommunityradio.org).

John Horvat is guest on “The Cindy Graves Show” that airs mid days on WBOB AM 600 in Jacksonville, FL. Cindy Graves is president of the Florida Federation of Republican Women. It can be heard at the very end of this archived recording.

Even Gold interviews John about his book on his show, “Health, Wealth, and Wisdom” on 1470AM WMGG conservative talk radio in Tampa, Florida.

John Horvat II has a short three-minute rapid-fire interview slot with Jeff Lemucchi, News Director at KERN-AM Radio in Bakersfield, Calif. The interview called the Kern Corner is played several times over the next few days.

John Horvat II is the guest on the “Mickelson in the Morning” show on Des Moines’ top station WHO. The 30-minute interview on Return to Order was hosted by Jamie Johnson who was filling in for Jan Mickelson. You can listen to the interview here which begins on marker 1:12:54.

Mary Jane Popp has a lively 30 minute interview with John Horvat II on the topic: Where Does Big Government Come From And Why Does It Matter? She is a leading host on KAHI-AM 950 in Sacramento, California.

Martin Burger reviews the book, Return to Order, for the website Katholisches.info. The favorable review is written in German with the title, “Rückkehr zur Ordnungthe” and can be seen here.

John Horvat talks about his book on The Dan Rivers Show on News Talk 570 WKBN, one of Ohio’s strongest stations with coverage from Pittsburgh to Cleveland and Erie to Columbus.