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John Horvat is the guest on the Josh Tolley Show on the nationally syndicated Genesis Communications Network where he spoke about his book and modern economy. The interview can be found here.

Michael Stein has a one hour interview with John Horvat II about his book on his show “One for The Money” on KWAM-AM 990 radio in Memphis.

“The Morning Magazine” hosted by Manny Haley interviews John Horvat on NewsTalk KRMS which covers all of Central Missouri. He discussed the question: Can the Free Market Compete on a Free Market?

John Horvat II is interviewed live on IRN/USA Radio News by veteran radio broadcaster, director, and producer of the “News and Views” show Ronn Allen on the subject of “Is There Anything Left to Celebrate on the Fourth of July?” The IRN/USA Radio Network is Nationally Syndicated to 75 AM and FM stations in 127 … Read more

Dave Maetzold of WTVN-AM 610 in Columbus, Ohio interviews John Horvat on the subject of “Is There Anything Left to Celebrate on the Fourth of July?” The show is simulcast on the internet at www.610wtvn.com and can be listened to here.

“A Book Review of Return to Order” was written by Richard R. Blake and published in the Seattle Post Intelligencer and also a day later on the Blog Critics website.

Mr. Horvat is interviewed on WDUN 550AM/FM102.9 by Bill Maine & Joel Williams on the topic “Is There Anything Left to Celebrate on the Fourth of July?” The interview is simulcast on the Internet at www.wdun.com.

John Horvat is interviewed on Moody Radio South by John Rogers on the topic of “Is There Anything Left to Celebrate on the Fourth of July?” Regionally Syndicated Moody Radio South covers Alabama and Mississippi and is part of the Christian owned Moody Broadcasting Network. The interview is also simulcast over the Internet at www.moodyradiosouth.fm.

Charles Heller interviews John Horvat for one hour on his show “Liberty Watch.” The popular show is featured on the station KVOI-AM 1030 from Tuscon, Arizona. The subject was the book Return to Order.

Issues Today Radio Network interviews John Horvat.