Local Pastor's Political Cartoons to be showcased on CNN

Local Presbyterian pastor, John Stuart, is to have some of his political cartoons showcased on CNN International this weekend. He's been drawing and blogging them since June 2007.

His 200+ cartoons reflect most of the political campaigning that has gone one for almost eighteen months. As he states on his blog, Pushing the Envelope, this is his way of "offering payback for the American people on all those slick politicians who put us through a never-ending Presidential campaign."

John's cartoons are frequently seen on the Knox News-Sentinel bloggers page, as well as being posted in other blogs around the world. He uses his cartoons to highlight the gaffes and inconsistencies of both the Republican and Democrat campaigns.

In the interview, John states that "satire is one of the best methods that people have to remind our politicians that we choose them as our leaders, and not the other way around."

John signs his cartoons as 'Stushie', which is a Scottish nickname for Stuart, but it is also a Scottish word that means 'causing a ruckus.' Pastor Stuart hopes that his cartoons inject some humor into the current political election.

The cartoons will be broadcast at the following times:

SATURDAY 7:30A EASTERN
SUNDAY 2P EASTERN
MONDAY 9A EASTERN
MONDAY 1:30P EASTERN

John Stuart is also a regular guest on the daily political talk show, "The Voice," which is broadcast by WQBB 1040AM.

The Voice: John McCain makes Hillary look tall, blond, and attractive.

Yesterday on “The Voice”, Knoxville’s premier political talk radio show, State representative Frank Nicely dropped in for a chat, some coffee and homespun humor. As usual, Lloyd Daugherty, Kelvin Moxley, and Frank Cagle hosted the show, along with Scottish guest, Rev. John Stuart. Various topics were discussed, especially the narrowing of the field in both the Republican and Democrat Presidential nominee campaigns.

The merits of John McCain and Ann Coulter were debated and at one point the Rev. Stuart quipped: “The only thing wrong with John McCain is that he makes Hillary look tall, blond, and attractive.”

Today’s show features Senator Bob Corker, who will be expressing his opinions about the GOP primaries and the whole presidential election process. When he first went to Capitol Hill, many thought that Sen. Corker was going to be a ‘yes man’ for the President. He’s turned out to be his own man and makes very good representation of the Volunteer State in the Beltway. Callers may have an opportunity to talk with their Senator whilst he is on the program.

The Voice airs at 10.00am this morning till 12noon on 1040AM WQBB. Call (865) 656-1040 to express your questions and opinions live on the show.

Great Balls of Fire - The Voice is Back!

The dynamic duo of Knoxville political talk radio, Lloyd Daugherty and Kelvin Moxley, are back on the air today. The fun begins for two hours daily at 10.00AM over at WQBB 1040AM.

Just when Knox County officials and commissioners thought the coast was clear, the lads return with The Voice, sometimes known as Radio Free Knoxville, to bring political accountability back to the airwaves.

Move over Triple H, the boys are back in town. Frank Cagle and a whole slate of regular guests will be joining them. Listeners and callers from all over the region can love local talk show radio once again.

The Voice is Back on the Air

Knoxville's best darn political radio show is back on the air next Monday. Just in time to stir things up in the local elections, Llloyd Daugherty and Kelvin Moxley will be getting behind the silver microphone to broadcast their incisive and ascerbic views on local politics. The Voice returns to the airwaves, Mondays through Fridays for two hours at 10.00AM on WQBB 1040AM.

The Presidential election process will also come under their scrutiny and guests like Frank Cagle will add to the tantalising conversations and political entertainment.

For the past year, Knoxville has been without the words, wit, and wisdom of the Voice. Come Monday 28 January, all that will be rectified.

As usual, listeners can call in to the show. The new number is (865) 656-1040.

Political Cartoons: The Voice is Back!

Hillary's crying days are not over yet...




The Voice, Knoxville's best political talk radio show, is back on the airwaves.

Welcome back Lloyd Daugherty and Kelvin Moxley!

Mon-Fri 10am-12noon 1040AM WQBB