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Austin Hill is a
Talk Show Host at Boise, Idaho's 580 KIDO Radio, and a frequent guest host at Washington, DC's
630 WMAL Radio. He is the Author of "
White House: Confidential - The Little Book Of Weird Presidential History," and the Co-Author of the new release "
The Virtues Of Capitalism: A Moral Case For Free Markets."
Austin has hosted for some of America's most prestigious talk radio outlets, including KFI AM 640 in Los Angeles, 550 KFYI in Phoenix, Newstalk KIRO in Seattle, Newstalk 92-3 KTAR in Phoenix, and 560 WIND in Chicago. He is also a Web TV host for DC Web TV Dot Com.
Austin is the author of "White House: Confidential - The Little Book Of Weird Presidential History." He holds a Bachelor's Degree in English Literature from California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo, and a Master's Degree in Philosophy of Religion and Ethics from Biola University, CA
Visit www.austinhill.net to learn more about Austin.
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Austin Hill (Feb 04, 2012)
“Jesus would back my tax-the-rich policy.”
What a cynical way to characterize President Obama’s address at the recent National Prayer... more
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Austin Hill (Jan 29, 2012)
“Too big to fail.”
Americans have come to loath the idea that some business enterprises are so important and so “big,” that they can’t be... more
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Austin Hill (Jan 22, 2012)
President Obama wants more tourists at Disneyworld. Mitt Romney wants the race for the nomination to be done already. And Newt Gingrich wants us to ignore his... more
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Austin Hill (Jan 15, 2012)
The Republican primary races are underway, and pundits are abuzz about whether or not religious social conservatives will embrace Mitt Romney.
That’s an... more
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Austin Hill (Jan 08, 2012)
What are “rich” Americans thinking?
As President Obama ramps-up his re-election bid, we’re hearing more than ever before about all the things he... more
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Austin Hill (Jan 01, 2012)
Is a Romney nomination inevitable?
No.
But former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney is looking very strong in Iowa and New Hampshire, where presidential primary voting... more