Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid - Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, 22 October 2026, Thorn-In-the-Side Thursday

Episode Date: October 23, 2026

"We're men! We're men moving a precious American military artifact. HOO-AHH!" NitWit Nero forgets the name of the prize he lusts after.  And no one does nothing . . .until WE do!

The password is dark. Here we go. Live from behind the corn phone curtain. It's head-on with Roxanne Kincaid. Three hours of cussin and discussing with America's only liberal transbilly elitist right here, right now, on the head-on radio network. Brought to you in part by Cole River Mountain Watch, who invites you to be part of the uprising against mountaintop removal.

CRMW.net. And now, from high in the hills of West by God, Virginia, here she is. Roxanne Kincaid. Well, howdy. And here we go, off and running on this 22nd day of October, 2006. This is the horn. Head on. Live is where you'll find us on the interweb tubes.

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and thanks to anybody who wants to help us grow the visibility of the program as we hurtle. Yes, hurtle toward our birthday program tomorrow. The actual birthday of the horn is on Saturday. But we'll celebrate tomorrow

for Friday on the front porch and we'll have sound effects and balloons for the kids. Right, yeah. Virtual balloons, virtual sound effects, etc. Virtual hot dogs, virtual punch. But yeah, pop by and enjoy the festivities with us. 21 years. Wow.

And, well, that's 21 years as an internet-only, internet-only standalone. broadcast, whereas if you go back, the origins of what we do here are actually closer to, so it's more like if you include the bad old days of terrestrial radio, it's more like 23 years, but internet only, it's our 21st birthday tomorrow. So, yeah, hi, I'm Roxanne. And it is Thorn in the Side Thursday, and this Thursday is feeling particularly thorny. But every program here at the Horn begins with gratitude, and this program is no different. So thanks go out to our 22nd day of the month subscribers and contributors via PayPal.

And thank you, Felicia. Felicia, thank you so very kindly. And John, thank you so very kindly for being partial sponsors of the program. Where do we stand in terms of being fully funded for the month of October? We are at $2840, $2,840 to finish the month fully funded. of that. We are unfunded for broadcasts that have already taken place. Yeah, 2840.

That's today, yesterday, Tuesday. Pardon Monday. And hopefully we can maybe get caught up a little bit. But, yeah, any help is big help. There are bills awaiting the usual suspects. Knocked a couple of them now.

and got caught up from yeah right but we've got we've got more waiting and it would be nice to have that all knocked out as we go into November and oh golly under two weeks to this election day and it feels like things are getting weirder and weirder and weirder and weirder Okay, juvenile delinquent number two. Yeah. Oh, and Ralph's clarifying, it's Kalshi now that says that Amy Acton has a 75% chance of winning the Ohio governor's race. Okay. Thank you.

Thank you for that clarification, Ralphs. Thank you very much. the original horn transmission method in New York says two cans and a string well and even before that though even before that high level of that advanced level of technology we had stand out on the back stoop and yell

but now we're oh so much more sophisticated yeah and and we did I had a note from George in Korskold yesterday saying he had heard enough about the Ohio governor's race. And I understand that. We're trying to be a one-trick pony here. But I do want to just share one. And this isn't so much about the race, but as about the quality of coverage.

Jesus, really. The Washington, it's a thumbnail from the Washington Post. Hang your head, hang our heads. Hang bare heads. You get this. I wish I was making this up. This is, this is so,

This is so banal and so vapid as to be surprising that it comes from a once great publication. From the Washington Post, Ramoswami's Ohio attack ad shows owning the libs may have limits. Oh, for sake. Are you kidding? but that's the state of journalism here in Merca in the waning years of the third decade of the 21st century. Ramoswami's Ohio attack ad shows owning the libs may have limits. The story is by Dan Marica, and it talks about Trump's brash, sometimes offensive politics. Really? He's a fucking monster and you're still sanewashing him.

Shame on you, Dan Marica. And it goes to, I'm sure Dan Marica didn't write that headline. That's for a copy editor to do. But it takes note of the fact that John Husted, currently the man-crush du jour of Canckel's Caligula. God, I love that ass of his. What an ass.

Oh, I couldn't stop looking at that ass. Yeah. John Hust had said of the now infamous ad, I would not have run that ad. But he couldn't quite find the courage to say that, and anyone who would run it does not deserve to be anywhere near actual political power. No.

Mike DeWino said, The ad on its face is deeply, deeply troubling. It's wrong to run this ad. Of course, he endorsed We Wake Ramalama Ding Dong, Dong. Because he was hoping to get some of those sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet Romalama Ding Dong dollars. Hey, well, so screw that. And then earlier today, I saw an article from the Washington Post. I don't know.

Maybe this is the Horn Journalism Review for Thursday, the 22nd of October. The Cato Institute, which is a notorious libertarian think tank, has released its Freedom and Liberty Index. which they claim that the most freedom-loving, liberty-loving state in the Union is, wait for it, Arizona, and that one of the worst states for freedom and liberty is, surprise, surprise, Sergeant Carter, Massachusetts, communist. Yeah, so much dumbness of things. Hawaii, and I don't know if our buddy Ken is still listening out on the big island, but Hawaii is apparently the least freedom and liberty-loving state in the Union.

Okay, sure. Go and huff some more ether, Kato, Institute. Oh, dear. It has been a week of technical issues here. And now something that had beset our dear friend Mike Malloy a few months back has apparently found me and this roadcaster pro two. You just heard me cough. So that being the case, I sneeze, I cough. I cough. I occasionally scream like a banshee. Not for public consumption. So that's going to necessitate restarting the roadcaster. My apologies, please stand by.

I'll be back in a minute. I was really hoping this was going to be a Gremlin-free broadcast. But there we are. Stand-by, please.