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Paul Weyrich back when he had N.E.T. got me interested in Howard Phillips. Weyrich, Phillips, and Jerry Falwell, back in the late 1970's formed The Moral Majority. N.E.T. the first few years was a gold mine of Conservatism and they had great host. Weyrich lost programing control over the network after a couple of years and then the new management turned it into a format with Conservatives or sorta Conservatives sharing their shows with Liberals like Ellen Ratner, Bob Beckel, etc and had changed the name to America's Voice.

The most hilarious thing I saw was John Lofton a conservative author and journalist who had a show called "It's only politics". He took on James Carville about a book Carville had released. James was at a loss for words and Lofton wasn't cutting any slack LOL.

I also first heard of Bill Lind on N.E.T. He and Brad Keena {IIRC is Janet Parshall's brother} called The Next Revolution. Lind Penned "The origins of Political Correctness". Lind predicted many things happening today including the dividing of the nation into a cultural war. You had to either have a cable company that carried the network or a C-Band Big Dish Satellite System to watch it. Free Republic came later on for me. My late cousin told me about it.