The Tuckahoe Program
Named after the village of Tuckahoe in Upper Township, Cape May County, New Jersey, The Tuckahoe Program is a political podcast that supports conservative values such as a limited federal government, abiding by the U.S.A.’s founding documents, and religious freedom. It is also designed to include my opinions on current political situations that are happening at a national, state, and local level. And in this case, the term local level applies to Ocean and Monmouth counties in New Jersey.
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Episodes
Monday Feb 26, 2024
Monday Feb 26, 2024
In this shorter than normal podcast episode for February 26, 2024, I explain the difference between a primary and general election for those who don't remember or are new to following politics.
And this matters because at the time was recorded, America was one week away from having the Super Tuesday presidential primary election, and we recently had the South Carolina presidential primary.
Also, I'm sorry that I am speaking in a lower than normal tone of voice. That is because my computer is having audio problems when recording at this time.
Monday Feb 19, 2024
Monday Feb 19, 2024
In this podcast episode for February 19, 2024, I discuss two New York City news stories (and one of them has been gaining national attention beyond our metro area). And the first one is about how St. Patrick's Cathedral got tricked into hosting a funeral for a transgender person (that ended up being a mockery of our Christian traditions).
And the second news story is about the 355 million dollar fine given by Judge Arthur Engoron in Donald Trump's civil court case, and how some conservative truckers are planning to not deliver any supplies to New York City.
Sunday Feb 11, 2024
Sunday Feb 11, 2024
In this political podcast episode for February 11, 2024, I discuss four New York City metro area political news stories that happened within the last day. And this episode was released at the time the Super Bowl football game started in order to give people who don't care about professional football an alternative thing to watch (other than the game).
Sunday Feb 04, 2024
Sunday Feb 04, 2024
This podcast episode for February 4, 2024 discusses two topics (one of them local news and one of them national news). And the first topic is a truly horrible news story from New York City, as they are preparing to give 53 million dollars worth in prepaid gift cards to 500 illegal immigrant families. And this is part of a pilot program that could be expanded sometime.
And the second topic is about the South Carolina Democratic primary where Biden won 95-97 percent of the vote (depending on the county). And I discuss how because of that win, I am supporting/endorsing Donald Trump in the general election because another Trump/Biden general election will happen. And as a disclaimer, I also supported Ron DeSantis in the PRIMARIES (until he dropped out).
Saturday Jan 27, 2024
Saturday Jan 27, 2024
This podcast episode for January 27, 2024 discusses details about the verdict in the defamation lawsuit and rape accusation from E. Jean Carroll against Donald Trump (given in a New York City court room). And this episode covers a Politico news article detailing this court case, mixed in with my opinions about it. And my opinion is that the lawsuit was a false accusation of rape to damage Donald Trump both politically and financially.
And this podcast was originally an online livestream newscast lasting 20 minutes, which I refer to as "Tuckahoe Media Coastline Evening News".
Monday Jan 08, 2024
Monday Jan 08, 2024
In this episode for January 8, 2024, I discuss a local news event that happened in New York City today. And that is how a group of hundreds of pro-Palestine protestors managed to close 4 major roads (the Brooklyn Bridge, Holland Tunnel, Manhattan Bridge, and the Williamsburg Bridge) for 1 HOUR straight.
I also explain my opinion about how the protestors aren't being punished enough by the New York City Police Department, since most of them are being charged with ONLY misdemeanors and Desk Appearance Tickets.
Thursday Aug 31, 2023
Thursday Aug 31, 2023
In this shorter than normal episode for August 30, 2023, I discuss how New York City allowed Muslim mosques to broadcast a call to prayer over loudspeakers on Friday afternoons during their annual holiday of Ramadan (according to this news article at www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/08/new-york-city-allows-mosques-publicly-broadcast-call).
And the second part discusses a poll I posted on the website Gab.com asking about possible reasons America's major city public schools have been struggling with reading and math test scores in the past few years.
Friday Aug 25, 2023
Friday Aug 25, 2023
In this podcast episode for August 24, 2023, I mainly discuss a case of a prison inmate beating a corrections officer within Rikers Island, a jail in New York City. And in the second part I discuss how a hospital in Brooklyn, New York has been accused of understaffing by a public sector union. And this same union also accused this hospital of violating a New York State law (passed in June 2023) that forces hospitals to assign 1 nurse to every 2 patients in critical care departments.
Friday Aug 11, 2023
Friday Aug 11, 2023
*This is just a warning that the audio quality of this podcast might be unclear this time around, even though I used an external microphone to record it.*In this podcast episode for August 11, 2023 which starts off with a Catholic Christian Our Father prayer, the first part discusses 2 recent news stories that both involve New York City's public school system. However, the second part of the podcast discusses Ohio's Issue 1 election held on August 8, 2023, and how the majority of people in its major cities and suburbs decided that constitutional amendments need 50 percent support from voters to pass. However, the majority of rural Ohio voted to change the law for 60 percent support.
Sunday Feb 12, 2023
Sunday Feb 12, 2023
In this podcast episode (which was recorded on February 11, 2023 and released on February 12, 2023), I mostly discuss the issue of illegal immigrants attending public schools in New York City like any other American citizen (and even having the privilege to refuse the polio, smallpox, and COVID-19 vaccines, or a food and clothing drive in the case of Public School #20 near Houston Street in Manhattan).
However, this podcast also starts with the Catholic Christian Our Father prayer, and discusses 2 recent crime incidents in New York City (which I think their mayor Eric Adams is choosing to ignore). GbxyBBUyhTiKeH7lMrwx