Fresh off of President Obama delivering his first State of the Union address of 2013, Ron Paul is about to hit the air waves. Ron Paul has been running for the office of the President for years and always falls short although he does have a legit following. Do you think is ideas are too extreme or is he on point?
Well, he has hooked up with Courtside Entertainment to do his own show and maybe this will be the push he needs to get his message out there.Courtside Entertainment Group announced today that former Congressman and Presidential Candidate Ron Paul will make his national radio and podcast debut March 18, 2013. Ron Paul’s America will feature one of America’s most popular public figures sharing his thoughts and opinions on the issues listeners care about in twice daily one-minute radio commentaries with radio veteran and bestselling author Charles Goyette as his sidekick. In addition to the daily commentaries, Ron Paul’s America will also be available as a weekly podcast to satisfy the growing demand for on-demand digital content.”There’s no questioning the fact that Ron Paul is one of today’s most impactful leaders.
His thoughts and opinions have created a significant and loyal following that has made its presence known throughout the country,” said Norm Pattiz, Founder of Westwood One and Courtside Entertainment Group and Chairman of Launchpad Digital Media. “That following includes college campuses, corporate offices and everything in between. His new radio show for Courtside and his digital presence via podcasting create a platform that will be hugely successful.”I am very excited to have this opportunity to take the message of freedom to more people than ever, especially now when our country needs it so much,” said Ron Paul. “Radio and podcasting are a much more powerful means of communication than speaking on the floor of Congress. I welcome this chance to work with Norm and Courtside and interact with America in a new way, delivering a message that is timelier than ever and a philosophy that people are clearly hungry to hear more about.”
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