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The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling

The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling airs weeknights from 1AM to 5AM on 77 WABC, turning late-night radio into a dynamic, interactive experience for listeners nationwide. A veteran broadcaster with decades behind the microphone, Walter Sterling delivers a unique mix of storytelling, cultural insight, and offbeat perspective that sets him apart from traditional talk radio. With a conversational, relatable style, he connects national topics to everyday life while keeping the show

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51:56

Hour 1: Assimilation Or Replacement? | 10-28-25

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2025/10/28

Lionel delivers an entertaining and informative hour focused on the painful truth about America's crisis of identity. The host confronts the political use of labels like "racist," "Islamophobe," and "anti-semite," arguing that these terms no longer mean anything and are merely used to tell people to "shut up". The core issue? The loss of American culture due to the failure of assimilation and the threat of cultural replacement. Lionel discusses the dangers of Islamism—a political ideology disguised

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199:25

Free Buses, Chaos Guaranteed | 10-27-25

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2025/10/27

Lionel delivers an entertaining and informative dissection of New York City's political descent, warning that a split anti-left vote in the three-way mayoral race is guaranteeing a victory for the "hard-left candidate," Zohran Mamdani. Dive into the madness of early voting requiring "no identification", the disastrous policies of "no bail, no jail", and the fear that the city is heading toward "economic euthanasia". The episode rips apart "dangerous radical anti-police rent freeze lunacy" and

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52:25

Hour 4; No Dancing, No Hats, No Mayhem | 10-27-25

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2025/10/27

Lionel and his callers dive into sharp political debate, with discussions on the essential differences between Democrats and Republicans—or as one caller suggests, simply calling Democrats "Confederates". The conversation zeroes in on New York City, where crime is designated the number one issue, and features analysis of controversial figures like Curtis Sliwa, who is deemed ready for the national spotlight, and the potential chaos of quasi-free public transit. Adding a healthy dose of nostalgia,

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52:34

Hour 2: From Hustle to Whine | 10-27-25

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2025/10/27

Lionel delivers an entertaining and informative look at the forces driving New York City toward "economic euthanasia". Explore why the noise of ambition has turned into the "whine" of a city choking on slogans and leftist virtue signaling. Lionel tackles the insanity of progressive policies, including the rent freeze (which "freezes growth") and the promise of "free everything," noting that someone, usually the middle-class New Yorker, always pays. The show critiques "reimagining policing," arguing

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52:26

Hour 3: Voter ID? What ID? | 10-27-25

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2025/10/27

Lionel dives deep into the complexities of political strategy, emphasizing that while politics should not be personal, people often view elections through a very personal lens. The discussion centers heavily on the chaotic New York City political landscape. Lionel and callers explore why respected figures like Mayor Giuliani and Governor Pataki might endorse a candidate (Curtis) unlikely to win, suggesting their support is rooted in preserving a "lineage" and conviction based on 1980s "law and order

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52:31

Hour 1: The Math Is Brutally Simple | 10-27-25

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2025/10/27

Lionel dissects the madness surrounding early voting in New York City, noting packed precincts and the bizarre process of requiring no identification—just three letters of your name and your address—allowing for potential repeat voting. The conversation quickly pivots to the mayoral election strategy. Lionel argues that the "mathematics" of the three-way race are "brutally simple". He warns that the anti-left vote is split between two candidates (Sliwa and Cuomo), guaranteeing a victory for the

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198:37

Mixing Flash Powder For Relaxation | 10-24-25

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2025/10/24

Lionel dissects the "political psychosis of overanalysis," viewing the world and the current political stage through the lens of an asylum. We confront twisted law enforcement priorities, questioning why massive resources target illegal gambling, card counting and point shaving while ignoring far greater crimes like human trafficking, massive COVID-era fraud, and border security issues. Plunge into the addictive world of compulsive gambling, featuring raw accounts of losing thousands and the

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52:35

Hour 4: $1500 Gone in 90 Seconds | 10-24-25

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2025/10/24

Join Lionel for an invigorating look into the human condition, where high culture meets low chaos. This episode delves into the anxiety-inducing labyrinth of Costco, covering the overwhelming sight of 109-inch televisions, the impossible job of selling aluminum siding and gutter guards, the immobile staffers checking receipts, and the shocking "crime scene" left behind by two shattered jars of imported Kalamata olives. Later, the conversation shifts to compulsive gambling, featuring raw, compelling

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52:35

Hour 3: The Ballroom And The Bookie | 10-24-25

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2025/10/24

Lionel dives into the controversy surrounding Donald Trump's significant White House renovation including the construction of a 9,000 sq ft ballroom and modernization efforts and debates whether he received full approval, comparing the project to historic upgrades dating back to the Truman and Roosevelt eras. Then, plunge into the addictive world of compulsive gambling, exploring the psychological draw of "the action", the lack of satiety, and the sheer horror of being out of control. Plus, a

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51:31

Hour 2: They're Crazy, Don't Stare | 10-24-25

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2025/10/24

Lionel takes listeners on a wild ride, viewing the world, especially politics through the lens of an asylum. This episode exposes the absurdities of the political stage, dissecting the New York races and focusing on the strategy and "math" required to combat "sock puppet" politicians who are ill-equipped for governance. We confront twisted law enforcement priorities, questioning why massive resources are deployed for gambling busts, point shaving, and illegal poker games while issues like child

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52:27

Hour 1: Deja Vu All Over Again | 10-24-25

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2025/10/24

Lionel dissects the "political psychosis of overanalysis," where political junkies and pundits persist in compulsive rumination, turning simple arithmetic questions into a confused, overanalyzed "mental labyrinth".Plus, Lionel examine the massive federal sting operation targeting fraud, illegal gambling, and card-counting schemes with alleged ties to organized crime. Lionel questions the official narrative and the "triage" of law enforcement priorities: Why focus on Vinnie Bananas card counting and

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198:39

That Distracting Mamdani Mustache | 10-23-25

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2025/10/23

Political theater meets mind control! Join the self-appointed "prefect of propaganda" as Lionel savages the NYC mayoral race, calling leading candidate Zohran Mamdani a "sock puppet" and a "symptom" of dangerous globalist movements. Expect harsh criticism of policy—like the "stupid free bus business"—and deep dives into why the top 1% shoulder nearly half of NYC's personal income tax. Lionel dissects the role of the Mayor as a chief executive focused on competence and basic services, not sweeping

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51:27

Hour 4: Mayor's Salary vs. Required Insanity | 10-23-25

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2025/10/23

Lionel delves into New York’s controversial tax landscape, examining why the top 1% (millionaires) shoulder up to 48% of NYC's personal income tax liability. We launch into a provocative discussion asking the fundamental questions about homelessness and governmental responsibility: What duty does the government truly owe the homeless? and is "homeless" even the best description for what they do? Lionel explores topics ranging from the gaudy gold leaf in the White House to disturbing accounts of drug

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52:30

Hour 3: Hard Hats Meet Radical Lefties | 10-23-25

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2025/10/23

Lionel dissects the role of the NYC Mayor as the chief executive officer running a five-borough organism that never sleeps, arguing that the job is about competence, management, and delivering basic services—not sweeping ideological reforms or manifestos. Lionel addresses the shifting focus of the "radical lefties" and the similarity between the left and right regarding the military-industrial complex. Plus, we blow the lid off government secrets, discussing the declassified CIA Project MK Ultra and

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52:34

Hour 2: The Sock Puppet & The Squid | 10-23-25

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2025/10/23

Lionel dives deep into a critical local election, arguing that the leading candidate, Zohran Mamdani is merely a "sock puppet" and a "symptom" of dangerous broader movements. Lionel relentlessly critiques economic and social globalism, defining it as an ideology that erodes national borders, promotes shared problems, and seeks replacement, not assimilation through measures like restorative and non-carceral justice. Lionel positions himself as the self-appointed "prefect of propaganda" to combat this

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52:40

Hour 1: The Illusion of Debate | 10-23-25

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2025/10/23

Lionel argues that recent "debates" are meaningless "televised theater" and "pageants" that do not move the needle or change any minds. Expect harsh criticism of Mamdani's policy proposals, like the "stupid free bus business" intended to protect bus drivers, and his poor optics, including his tie and distracting mustache. Discussions also cover the vulnerability of candidates who lack "love" from their constituency and the strategic necessity for rival Curtis to step down and create a "grand moment

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196:45

Banks, Buses, And The Kill Switch | 10-22-25

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2025/10/22

Join Lionel and Lynn Shaw, founder of Lynn's Warriors, for a powerful call to action against the culture that normalizes exploitation and desensitizes a generation. Lynn exposes the "unholy alliance" between Big Tech, broken laws, and bureaucratic indifference in the war for our children, highlighting Virginia Giuffre’s role as a truth-teller and revealing the heartbreaking reality of digital predation, including the shocking preferred age range for Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM)—infancy (zero

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Hour 4: The Beret Bomb | 10-22-25

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2025/10/22

Lionel dives into the high-stakes political drama surrounding Curtis and the critical question: Does Curtis drop out of the race? Lionel argues passionately that Curtis must withdraw immediately, leveraging his current fame to secure a legacy of greatness and become a revered, mythic figure—a "Caped Crusader". Staying in the race, Lionel warns, guarantees a brutal loss and ruin. Tune in as Lionel outlines the dramatic power play—a strategic exit where Curtis declares his love for the city above

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52:28

Hour 2: Alexa, Shut Down Civilization | 10-22-25

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2025/10/22

Lionel unpacks the terrifying global blackout of Amazon Web Services (AWS), the "nervous system of the modern internet". This single "operational issue" resulted in 11 million reports of outages across 2500 companies, paralyzing banks, delivery apps, and educational platforms. Was this mass failure a simple DNS hiccup, or a deliberate digital war game—a test of the "kill switch," a security protocol that can instantly silence finance, logistics, and news? Lionel explores how we are being mapped for

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Hour 3: Lionel's 3 Day Rule | 10-22-25

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2025/10/22

Join Lionel on the Red Apple Podcast Network for an entertaining and informative journey through the world's most baffling phenomena, technology fears, and political chaos. This episode covers everything from unexpected geopolitical facts, like Japan being the only rich country that "didn’t get overweight", to the terrifying reality of relying on a centralized system like the Amazon cloud (AWS) and the immense energy demands of AI. Lionel analyzes the New York mayoral race, questioning candidates’

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