The Mercury's Tony Phyrillas will be the guest on “Life Unedited with John Aberle” Saturday from 11 a.m.-noon on WCHE 1520 AM based in West Chester.

Phyrillas will discuss a variety of state and national political issues including race for the Republican presidential nomination, rising gas prices, President Obama’s declining job approval numbers, Pennsylvania’s budget woes and efforts to eliminate school property taxes.

WCHE can be heard throughout Chester, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties as well as portions of Berks, Bucks and Lancaster counties and parts of New Jersey and Delaware.

The station also simulcasts programs live at www.wche1520.com

The Mercury’s Tony Phyrillas will be the guest on “Life Unedited with John Aberle” Saturday from 11 a.m.-noon on WCHE 1520 AM based in West Chester.

Phyrillas will discuss a variety of state and national political issues including race for the Republican presidential nomination, rising gas prices, President Obama’s declining job approval numbers, Pennsylvania’s budget woes and efforts to eliminate school property taxes.

WCHE can be heard throughout Chester, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties as well as portions of Berks, Bucks and Lancaster counties and parts of New Jersey and Delaware.

The station also simulcasts programs live at www.wche1520.com

At 2 p.m. Wednesday, the federal government will take temporary control of every television and radio station in the country for 4 minutes. At least that's what the government is telling us.

National emergency system test set for Wednesday - pottsmerc.com

This week on Lincoln Radio Journal:

Lowman Henry has a Newsmaker interview with State Rep. Curt Schroder of Chester County on reforming the state's casino gaming system; Joe Geiger of the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations has Bets McManus of Leadership Cumberland in the Nonprofit Spotlight; And, Scott Paterno has an Uncomfortable Truthcommentary on the role of money and consultants in political campaigns.

You can listen to the broadcast at www.lincolnradiojournal.com

This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: Host Lowman Henry talks with David Baldinger of the Pennsylvania Coalition of Taxpayer Associations about the group's plan for eliminating school property taxes; Frank Gamrat and Eric Montarti of the Allegheny Institute discuss the economic impact of drilling in the Marcellus Shale region on The Allegheny Institute Report; and, Scott Paterno has an Uncomfortable Truth commentary on President Barack Obama's failure to lead. Visit www.lincolnradiojournal.com to find out were you can listen to the program in your area.

Talk Radio Host Launches News Website

This week's edition of "Journalists Roundtable," the popular political commentary program on the Pennsylvania Cable Network, is coming to you from the offices of The Mercury in Pottstown.

The one-hour program airs Thursdays at 8 p.m. and again on Sundays at 5 p.m. and 11 p.m., as well as Mondays at 10 a.m.

The show is hosted by Bill Bova. This week's guests are Tony Phyrillas, City Editor/Political Columnist for The Mercury; and John Aberle of WCHE 1520 AM in West Chester.

PCN is shown on Comcast Channel 98 in Berks County, Service Electric Cable Channel 23 in Berks/Lehigh counties and Comcast Channel 186 in the Pottstown area.

Consult your cable guide for the Pennsylvania Cable Network channel in your area or check www.pcntv.com

This week's edition of "Journalists Roundtable," the popular political commentary program on the Pennsylvania Cable Network, comes to you from the offices of The Mercury in Pottstown.

The one-hour program airs Thursdays at 8 PM and re-airs Sundays at 5 PM and 11 PM as well as Mondays at 10 AM. The show is hosted by Bill Bova.

This week's panel features Tony Phyrillas, city editor/political columnist for The Mercury and John Aberle, host of "Life Unedited with John Aberle" on WCHE 1520 AM in West Chester.

PCN is shown on Comcast Channel 98 in Berks County, Service Electric Cable Channel 23 in Berks/Lehigh counties and Comcast Channel 186 in the Pottstown area.

Consult your cable guide for the Pennsylvania Cable Network channel in your area or check the PCN website.

If you're near a radio or a computer Saturday at 11 a.m., catch me on the John Aberle show on WCHE 1520 AM in West Chester.

Catch Tony Phyrillas on radio - pottsmerc.com

Tony Phyrillas will be the guest on Life Unedited with John Aberle Saturday from 11 a.m.-noon on WCHE 1520 AM in West Chester.

Phyrillas will discuss a variety of state and national political issues including the Obama presidency, the GOP presidential field for 2012, the state budget and property tax relief.

If you can't pick up the radio station's signal, Aberle's program is simulcast live online at www.WCHE1520.com

An independent report commissioned by National Public Radio (NPR) found all sorts of problems with how the radio network - funded by taxpayers - is run. The firing of commentator Juan Williams for expressing his views blew the lid on NPR. It's time to stop government funding altogether.

Exec Who Fired Juan Williams Resigns Under Pressure

After a year of silence, the Pottstown area has its local radio station back.

WPAZ back on air as new owners flip switch - pottsmerc.com

American taxpayers should not be funding liberal propaganda.

Examination of NPR Board Finds Overwhelming Liberal Dominance

I will be the guest on Life Unedited with John Aberle Saturday from 11 a.m.-noon on WCHE 1520 AM in West Chester.

The discussion will focus on the aftermath of the 2010 midterm elections, including the GOP gains in Congress and the Republican sweep in Pennsylvania.

You can call the station with questions or comments at 610-701-WCHE (9243)

If you can't pick up the radio station's signal, Aberle's program is simulcast live online at www.WCHE1520.com

This week on American Radio Journal: Lowman Henry talks with Timothy P. Carney of the Washington Examiner about establishment efforts to co-opt TEA Party candidates who win seats in Congress; Andy Roth of the Club for Growth has the Real Story behind liberal economists accepting the theory behind the Laffer Curve; And, Dr. Paul Kengor of the Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College has an American Radio Journal commentary on the impact of the loss of the World War II generation on the debate over the dropping of the atomic bomb on Japan.

For more information on America Radio Journal, click here.

This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: Lowman Henry talks with former Congressman Phil English about reforming our political system; Joe Geiger of the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations has Jen Roberts of the York YWCA in the Nonprofit Spotlight; And, Al Paschall has a Somedays commentary on the 2012 Presidential election.

For more information on Lincoln Radio Journal, click here.

Tony Phyrillas will be the guest on Life Unedited with John Aberle Saturday from 11 a.m.-noon on WCHE 1520 AM in West Chester.

Topics of discussion will be the Tea Party movement, immigration, Barack Obama's falling job-approval numbers, the November midterm elections, property tax relief and ongoing corruption in Harrisburg.

You can call the station with questions or comments at 610-701-WCHE (9243)

If you can't pick up the radio station's signal, Aberle's program is simulcast live online at www.WCHE1520.com

Tony Phyrillas will be the guest on "Life Unedited" with John Aberle Saturday from 11 a.m.-noon on WCHE 1520 AM in West Chester.

Topics of discussion will be the Tea Party movement, Barack Obama's falling job-approval numbers, the November midterm elections, property tax relief and ongoing corruption in Harrisburg.

You can call the station with questions or comments at 610-701-WCHE (9243)

If you can't pick up the radio station's signal, Aberle's program is simulcast live online at www.WCHE1520.com

The signs of the Apocalypse are everywhere for the far left. A Republican wins Ted Kennedy's Senate seat. Air America goes off the air. Gitmo is still open. Obamacare is on life-support. Democrats are about lose control of both houses of Congress. Mainstream media ratings are in the tank.

From Bill O'Reilly's latest column on the demise of the far left:

Just look at the polls, where 20% of Americans describe themselves as liberal. So you figure the far left is less than half of that. In addition, radical left-wing media outlets life MSNBC and Air America are failing. Yeah, Al Franken won in Minnesota, but that's was an anomaly. Today, he'd lose big.

If President Obama wants to avoid the fate of Jimmy Carter, he must move quickly to the center. He must be a tougher guy on terrorism, rethink the health care deal so Americans can understand it, and stimulate the economy by targeted tax cuts, not massive government spending.

With his power waning quickly, Mr. Obama has no time to lose.

Read the full column at BillOReilly.com

WPAZ 1370 AM, a popular radio station serving the Pottstown area for nearly 50 years, abruptly went off the air this morning.

The station's corporate owner, Great Scott Broadcasting, told employees it was pulling the plug effective immediately to concentrate efforts on more profitable stations the company owns, reports The Mercury.

In addition to golden oldies, WPAZ carried Phillies baseball games and Penn State football games but was best known for its extensive coverage of high school football in the tri-county area of Montgomery, Chester and Berks counties.

The station also carried popular public affairs programs, including "The Nick Lawrence Show" and "Talking Politics with Tony Phyrillas and Mike Pincus."

For more details on the end of WPAZ, check out Friday's edition of The Mercury.

Tune in to "Talking Politics with Tony Phyrillas & Mike Pincus" today at 5 p.m. on WPAZ 1370 AM

You can call the station with questions or comments at 610-326-4000.

If you can't receive the radio signal, you can listen to the broadcast online at www.pottsmerc.com or www.1370wpaz.com