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A St Thomas Show, June 21, 2026

A St Thomas Show, June 21, 2026

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A St. Thomas Show with Aero Guests: The Founders of BBS Radio TV (BBS Network, Inc.), the Newsom Twins, Donald & Douglas Newsom Behind the Broadcast: The Newsom Twins on Privacy, Free Speech, Resilience, and the Future of BBS Radio TV A Signal Opens the Conversation The episode begins with a produced introduction for A Saint Thomas Show, framing the program as a place of awakening, inner truth, and reclaiming personal power. Saint Thomas, also called Arrow, welcomes co-host Rob Banderson, thanks BBS Radio for technical support, acknowledges listeners and subscribers, and gives shout-outs to related BBS programs. The opening mood is informal and spiritual, with Arrow even singing a brief portion of a Jim Morrison-associated song before moving into the main interview. Welcoming the Newsom Twins Arrow introduces Don and Doug Newsom of BBS Radio with appreciation for their work in broadcasting, describing them as people who create space for diverse voices and meaningful dialogue. The Newsom brothers respond with gratitude, especially for Arrow's donation and support. Doug emphasizes kindness as "love in action," while Arrow explains how the brothers encouraged her podcasting journey, helping her think through her show title, audience, broadcasting, and technical tools. The Origin Story of BBS Radio TV Rob asks how BBS Radio began, and Doug describes the company's roots in early Internet blogging, recorded conversations, and the desire to let people listen and participate online. He explains that the platform grew from Blog In Service into Blog In Broadcasting Service, eventually becoming BBS Radio and later BBS Radio TV as video became part of the media landscape. The discussion also covers the brothers' early business experiences, including lessons learned from investing time and energy in projects where the people involved did not always match the ideals of the work. Privacy, Archives, and Integrity A major theme of the episode is BBS Radio TV's approach to privacy and stewardship of information. Doug explains that the network generally preserves archives, including very old programs, but will remove material when a host requests it for personal or professional reasons. The brothers also describe their refusal to sell or share private contact information, even though contact lists can have significant commercial value. They present privacy as a core principle, saying that host and guest information is only made public when the person chooses to make it public. Free Speech, Diverse Views, and Listening The conversation turns to uncensored speech, political disagreement, and the importance of listening. Arrow says she was told she could speak openly on BBS Radio as long as she did not attack other BBS hosts. Doug argues that a wide range of opinions, including political opinions across the spectrum, should be heard rather than suppressed. Rob adds his thoughts on direct democracy, technology, propaganda, and personal sovereignty, while Don and Doug describe the value of openness, spiritual growth, and learning from uncomfortable or opposing viewpoints. BBS Radio's Future and the Call for Support The final portion focuses on BBS Radio TV's future, including a new website, updated applications, AI-assisted development, and the need to modernize technology after years of setbacks, including fires, a flood, and financial strain. Doug explains that the company is raising money through a GoFundMe campaign to finish these projects more quickly and keep the platform competitive. The episode closes with appreciation for music, independent expression, fruit trees, community support, and a request for listeners to help BBS Radio continue serving as a platform for voices, shows, music, and meaningful conversation.
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