The Tom Gulley Show

Tom unveils his love of the best TV show ever--Due South.

RCW139 will happen in Toronto, Canada from August 15-17 as fans of the amazing show gather for the 20th anniversary.

Stephane Racle of RCW139 joins us as we discuss the show's creator, writer/producer/director Paul Haggis (Million Dollar Baby, Crash), a deaf wolf, the two Rays, Leslie Nielsen, and so very much more.

Listen as Tom gushes about Due South and incorrectly recalls events from the show in his hazy, fevered memory of the program.

Waaaaaay back in 2012, there was a little election for President of the United States.

And, on the night of the first debate we had a guest of great accomplishment. Foreign-policy sage and "inventor" of the Iowa Caucus strategy--Senator Gary Hart. Now, we're presenting it "throwback" style.

The big news? Senator Hart is also a novelist. We talk about his novel, Durango--and explore the current climate of political discourse, his relationship with Hunter S. Thompson, sports, the changing role of the media in political elections, and even his first car. (Yes, even the good senator has to go through an abridged Lightning Round.)

Enjoy an expansive political mind--and accomplish author--Senator Gary Hart.

April Fool's Day is perhaps the prankiest day of the year. But why? And how? And other questions?

In a Special Report from The Tom Gulley Show Global Eyewitness News Team, we talk with April Fool's Day expert Dr. Julian Engstrom from the University of Nova Scotia. Tom talks the origins of the holiday, worst pranks, most favorite pranks and more with the good doctor.

Stay tuned for a special episode--and listen for the end of the show where we talk with Bigfoot, the Loch Ness monster, and Judge Crater.

Just in time for the Ides of March, we've managed to sequester another amazing A-list guest, Julius Caesar.

Most noted as a great Roman leader, we'll talk to him about his assassination, Cleopatra, Mark Antony, his accomplishments, his strategy of leadership, and so very much more. And even "et tu, Brute" will enjoy this candid, rambling, and no-holds-barred interview.

Say "bonjourno!" to entertainment on this edition of The Tom Gulley Show, with Julius Caesar.

President Abraham Lincoln. They don't get any more "A" list than that.

We'll talk to the former President about his boyhood walks to borrow things, his wife Mary, his days as a frontier lawyer, the Lincoln-Douglas debates, and even his assassination.

It's an unforgettable interview with The Great Emancipator! Abe Lincoln! Don't miss it!

Who better to close our our LOVE WEEK celebration than the deity of love himself, Cupid?

During our no-holds-barred, freewheeling interview, we'll discuss the best and the worst things about love, the stress of being in charge of all the love in the world, how he started shooting arrows into people, and how Cupid feels about love in general.

Relationship expert Ted Krudjusiac is not a licensed therapist, certified social worker, or anything official. He just has a way with the ladies.

Actually, as LOVE WEEK continues, this is a Throwback to 1995 edition.

It's Valentine's Day--which for some is scarier than Halloween.

But not for Tom's guest, Dr. LeslieBeth Wish. She'll take the fear and mystery out of your love life using the knowledge from thousands of interviews.

Her book, Smart Relationship, is a must read for those interested in love. Go to LoveVictory.com and check it all out.

One of Tom's very biggest idols in the history of broadcasting was Morton Downey, Jr.

If you ever saw The Morton Downey, Jr. Show--you never forgot it. But on this episode, the late great man's wife, Lori Downey, tells us ALL about the brilliant and multi-talented man that did so much more than that totally revolutionary show.

Check Lori--and her pal Linette Miller--on their program, BroadScasting. Just look 'em up on Facebook.

If you don't like this episode, you can suck Tom's armpit.

Author Tim Brady skillfully weaves a tale of immense scope and heartfelt, true emotion in his lastest book, A Death In San Pietro.

The elements of two fighting companies of Texas soldiers, beloved war correspondent Ernie Pyle, flamboyant director John Huston, and the American military and political propaganda machine all are masterfully detailed.

Plus, the author braves The Lightning Round.

Get Mr. Brady's A Death In San Pietro on Amazon or wherever your finer publications are available.