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			'''Radio Free America''' can refer to:
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			* The shortwave radio show hosted by ] between 1988 and 2004
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		⚫	* The religious pirate radio station operated by ] in 1973; see also ].
			* A former name of ]'s talk radio show.

			==See also==
	The shortwave radio show, Radio Free America, was established by veteran
			* ]
	Christian-Patriot-Revisionist Tom Valentine, July 17th, 1988 and ran until Tom
	retired the show on Aug. 22nd, 2004. Since and until Oct. 2006, Tom went back to
	running his other shows, Voice of Reason, now run by NC preacher John Anderson
	and the even better True Health. The original Radio Free America was the show
	by Christian-Catholic preacher Charles Coughlin from 1932-41.

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	], a broadcast organization founded by the ] to combat ]. Radio Free America has since been co-opted by several other endeavors.

	*For two different 1988s-2004s talk radio shows with this name, see ].
	John Anderson, Rich Salzer, Alex Jones, Dave Emory and Joel Studdard also filled in
	for Tom when he was on assignment or out of town.
⚫	*~~For~~ ~~the 1973~~ religious pirate radio station, see ].

	]

Revision as of 00:23, 8 May 2008

Radio Free America can refer to:

The shortwave radio show hosted by Tom Valentine between 1988 and 2004
The religious pirate radio station operated by Carl McIntire in 1973; see also Pirate_radio_in_North_America#Stations_from_international_waters.
A former name of Dave Emory's talk radio show.