Titanic Tuesday, Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, 22 April 2025

Pete Kegbreath: on the . . . <hic> ropes. Megyn ("Jesus is WHITE") Kelly slimes Pope Frank because not only is Jesus white, he's also Murkkkan! MAGAT White House turns Easter Egg Roll into a corporate shakedown. SCOTUS hears appeal by whiny "krischun" parents who demand freedom to hate. DoJ lawyers quit and call out its corruption.

 

This briefing document summarizes the key topics and information discussed by Roxanne Kincaid on the April 22, 2025, episode of "Head-On Radio." The show covered a wide range of political and social issues, often with a critical and satirical lens, focusing heavily on current events in the United States, particularly West Virginia, and the Trump administration.

1. Show Opening and Community Engagement:

• The show opens with the password "pool boy" and a humorous self-description of Roxanne Kincaid as "America's only liberal transbilly elitist."
• Roxanne emphasizes the importance of the online community at HeadOn.live and the podcast audience.
• She thanks listeners for their support, particularly through comments and reviews, noting, "y'all are the advertising department. Y'all are the PR department."
• Gratitude is expressed to monthly subscribers and PayPal contributors, highlighting their crucial role in the show's survival: "It means the very existence of this program."
• A fundraising goal of $3,200 is mentioned to finish April without a deficit for May.
• The upcoming show schedule is outlined, including a break due to Roxanne's post-surgery checkup.

2. Local West Virginia Issues and the "Brain Drain":

• A power outage caused by an exploding transformer disrupted the previous night's upload.
• Roxanne strongly criticizes the "brain drain" in West Virginia, where young people leave the state due to a lack of opportunities, leading to a "MAGAT legislature...comprised almost exclusively of mediocre white men."
• She mocks the state government's enthusiasm for a new data center powered by an "all of the above" energy policy that excludes wind, solar, and hydro, calling it "the least of possible."
• The episode highlights a contrast between this approach and a Wayne County school superintendent's initiative to use solar panels for significant cost savings.
• Roxanne reports on a bill introduced by Senator Craig Hart that would hinder such initiatives, quoting Hart: "If you're not getting a better deal, I don't see any reason for them to be in that contract. I don't think think a school is a good place to make a political statement about your utilities and whatnot?"
• Senator Scott Fuller is also quoted opposing green energy for schools, stating, "Well, it just seems to me that we're doing something that's counterproductive for the state of West Virginia. If we let them schools use the green energy, we're fighting ourselves."
• The bill thankfully did not pass the rules committee.

3. Commentary on Right-Wing Politics and Hypocrisy:

• Roxanne frequently uses the term "MAGAT intellect" to describe right-wing ideologies.
• She questions the discrepancy in how J.D. Vance is referred to, suggesting hypocrisy regarding name usage based on political affiliation.
• The host mocks the idea of "clean coal" in response to a listener comment.
• She satirizes the reaction to the transformer explosion as potential "payback" for perceived political stances.

4. The Mystery Quote and Listener Engagement:

• A mystery quote is being tracked, with listeners attempting to identify its source and author.
• Cynthia, a listener, successfully identified the eighth correct answer, and Roxanne congratulates the winners.
• The source of the quote will be revealed on May 1st. The quote itself is: "Men who look upon themselves born to reign and others to obey soon grow insolent. Selected from the rest