Truckin' Bozo Promotes Free Republic

The Truckin' Bozo Radio Network ^

[hardhead]

Last night Steve Somers of the Truckin' Bozo Radio Network promoted the Free Republic. He read the mission statement of FR to the thousands of truckers nationwide who listen to the show for news about the industry, conditions, and discussion of current events. The Truckin' Bozo is carried on AM and the XM satellite radio system.

[hardhead]

Steve is the son of Dale Somers 'The Truckin' Bozo' and does the show on weekends. The Truckin' Bozo himself is the host Monday through Thursday nights. It is an overnight show that begins at 9 PM Pacific time. Dale and Steve are very vocal lovers of the Constitution and this great republic.

[RightOnline]

Excellent..........and a warm welcome to all you truckers who decided to check us out. Don't believe any b.s., negative hype that you may have heard elsewhere. THIS is the real deal.

[TomB]

the Truckin' Bozo Radio Network promoted the Free Republic

ummm, and that's a GOOD thing?

;-)

[muggs]

Yes it is.

[Ligeia]

I always check out this radio show if I'm up at that hour of the night, especially if I'm on the road or that other late night show is TOO spooky or whacky. Good music and great callers. Proud to have them join us. Welcome!

[hardhead]

It will help push FR toward number 1! Truckers are necessary for every aspect of this society and love the country as much as you do.

[jigsaw]

I agree with muggs. It's a very good thing.

[SpeakLittle_ThinkMuch]

You bet friend. For the last 90 years this country has been built on the backs of trucks, and todays drivers are still what makes this country go.

God bless them for doing a job that most of us could not.

[You Dirty Rats]

The trucker who spotted the snipers at a Maryland Rest Stop heard the description of the vehicle from this show.

[Movemout]

Welcome all you truckers to the FReedom Convoy!

[Quilla]

Truckers are necessary for every aspect of this society and love the country as much as you do.

Your comment certainly bears repeating.

If we just sat down and thought about the volume of goods trucked to every grocery store, department store, every store imaginable, raw materials to manufacturers, the list goes on and on; it is almost unfathomable. Truckers move the world.

[Xthe17th]

EXCELLENT NEWS! During the holidays, I see many trucks with a Christian cross and other symbols as running lights. Plus, ya just know that these folks listen to talk radio (RUSH !) as they travel our great nation looking forward to returning to their loving families. Yep, hardworking often independent owner/businessmen truckers (except those ignorant a$$h*les who tailgate me on I-81) are FR kind of people. Welcome!

[Bahbah]

Yes. Funny you should ask. Truckers, with few exceptions, are the best guys on the road.

[hardhead]

A long time ago when we were moving cross country the U-Haul that I was driving broke down on the interstate. Not a bloomin person stopped to check us out except a trucker. He called the tow truck and we sat in his warm cab until the tow got there.

[Reo]

What's their XM band number? I have a cross-country drive next week and could use the diversion. Think I'll probably spend a lot of time on the Fox News audio, though.

[SpeakLittle_ThinkMuch]

Here's a fun test...try to think of a product or "something" that is not itself hauled; or has it's raw materials or transport mechanism hauled by a truck(s).

I have never found one.

[Bahbah]

Good story. My adorable, then 19 year old blond daughter broke down on I-70 at 2 in the morning after visiting her twin at college. It was a trucker who stopped, made her feel safe by staying in his truck, calling the highway patrol and getting her help. He stayed until they came. I wish I knew his name.

[strela]

My father drove for Swift in the 1950s. He played a Johnny Cash song once that explained to my satisfaction why we owe such a debt of gratitude to truckers.

The next time you see a big semi roaring down the highway
Remember the man at the wheel has a great heritage in America
Like the Pony Express rider the stagecoach driver and the wagon master of old
No matter what the weather no matter where the road
He's the man that delivers the goods
And whatever you eat tonight whatever you wear wherever you sleep
Remember it's very likely that it was a trucker
That brought you your food clothes and your bed

[Reo]

I just linked to their website and answered my own question.....Channel 171. Thanks for the post and link.

[Quilla]

Electricity.

(Well, you did say "something")

:)