Episode Details

Filling in for host Charlie James on Labor Day, radio host Heidi Harris led a wide-ranging, conservative-leaning discussion across four broadcast hours. A major central theme was the upcoming 25th anniversary of 9/11, where Harris invited listeners to phone and text in their personal memories of where they were when the attacks occurred. The show featured calls from veterans, first responders, and ordinary citizens recalling the silence in the skies and the immediate aftermath of the tragedy. Harris used these reflections to critique modern school curricula, arguing that schools are failing to properly teach American history and the significance of 9/11 to younger generations. Beyond 9/11 remembrances, the full show covered a variety of political, social, and local news topics. Harris offered commentary on internal Democratic Party politics, progressive policy proposals, and cultural issues surrounding marriage, family, and feminism. She addressed regional stories—such as a massive crackdown on illegal street takeovers in Greenville County—alongside national controversies involving media figures, public celebrities, and legal cases like the trial of Lindsay Clancy. Throughout the broadcast, Harris maintained a conversational dialogue with listeners, balancing cultural commentary with personal reflections on faith, family values, and civic duty.