The National Defense Radio Show

We welcome back Frank Siller, the CEO and Chairman of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, to the show to remember the terrorist attacks of 9/11 and how the death of his own brother has inspired him to diligently work to support the families of those first responders who gave their lives doing the work of saving lives.  Tunnel to Towers has hit some incredible milestones, including delivering over 2000 mortgage free homes and much more to those deserving families.

The National Defense is happy to welcome back actor Steve Guttenberg to the show to talk about Hollywood and his new project, where he stars alongside Christie Brinkley: “American Summer.”  Randy and Steve discuss the movie, the constantly shifting desires of moviegoers, and much more.

We welcome the director of the feature film “Midnight Market,” Mike Ferguson, to The National Defense.  Randy speaks with Mike about how he made the shift from tattoo artist to actor to director, appearing alongside Will Ferrell in the Netflix series “Hawk” to directing “Midnight Market.”  Check out the film

Actor Jason Isaacs joins The National Defense to discuss just a couple of his film roles as American Soldiers throughout history, as well as his film “The Salt Path”, starring Jason as Moth Winn and Gillian Anderson as Raynor Winn.  The film: After losing their home and learning that Moth has received a terminal neurodegenerative illness diagnosis, the couple makes the impulsive decision to walk, embarking on a grueling 630-mile journey.

The National Defense is proud to welcome Anthony Smith, Executive Producer of “United We Stand,” an incredible documentary produced by Derek Jeter’s production company.  Randy and Anthony discuss the star-studded cast, describing how New Yorkers and Americans at large felt when they heard about the first plane, the second plane, the attack on the Pentagon, and the Shanksville, PA, crash transpiring on that horrific day.  Make sure to check out this great documentary on Disney+

Nate Herron sits down to talk with two-time American Idol contestant and a person we’ve taken notice of over the years, performing alongside Gary Sinise at the Annual Memorial Day Concert on the National Mall in Washington D.C.: Pia Toscano!  Pia and Nate talk about her family’s military service, her new single out now “Redirected,” what her experience on reality T.V. was like, and much more.

New York City-based comedian Marcus Monroe joins the show to talk with Randy about life as a comic in New York City, what it’s like hosting guerrilla comedy shows on the New York Subway system, and some of the CRAZY characters he has assembled over the years.

The National Defense welcomes Richard Greene, who served as a personal public speaking and communication coach to Princess Diana in 1996, helping her overcome her fear of public speaking and refine her presence.  With the 30th anniversary of her death approaching, Randy and Richard talk about her life, the power of vulnerability, and much more.

We welcome a great actor, one of our favorites from HBO’s “Boardwalk Empire,” Vincent Piazza, to the program to talk about his roles in gangster films, as well as his work as Executive Producer of the 2026 feature-length boxing documentary “On the Line”, out now on all the streaming services.  The documentary examines New York City boxing and follows three professional fighters through their training, personal lives, and the brutal realities of the sport.

We welcome Candi Milo, a renowned voice artist, who provides the voices of Granny, Witch Hazel, and Miss Prissy in the theatrical release of “Coyote vs. Acme.”  Candi and Randy discuss the voice acting world, the bizarre path that Warner Bros. Studios and the film took to FINALLY get released, and much more.