Douglas V. Gibbs, a.k.a. Mr. Constitution, joined AM Radio August 6, 2011, following an online radio stint beginning February 24, 2007 with "Political Pistachio Radio" on BlogTalkRadio (BTR). During the Summer of 2011 Doug and his friend Bob Kowell sat in for vacationing Rick Amato on KCBQ in San Diego, and then Doug premiered on KCAA 1050-AM in San Bernardino, California on August 6, 2011.
While it is still available, you can go to KCAA for the KCAA Douglas V. Gibbs Podcast Page of our episodes on AM 1050. We are working on creating a page for all past episodes in the near future.
Also check Doug's YouTube Page. Through social media, connect with Doug at Facebook, and Twitter.
| As a pioneer of the Internet Radio industry, Douglas V. Gibbs has appeared on a variety of programs. Doug's radio debut was as a host with Wide Awakes Radio in 2006. February 24, 2007 Doug joined the BlogTalkRadio Network with his wife as co-host. After a few months, she dropped out of the show, but he remained on the air, developing a reputation for hard-hitting, honest conservative radio with a constitutional angle, and fantastic guests including names like Senator Jim Demint, FreedomWorks President Matt Kibbe, Dick Morris, Martin Luther King's niece Dr. Alveda King, Allen West, S.E. Cupp, Jerome Corsi, Ray Comfort, Orson Scott Card, Alan Keyes, and many others. His Political Pistachio Radio Revolution was a mainstay of Internet Radio until the final episode on July 31, 2011. Doug will be rejoining BlogTalkRadio in 2022. The program was listened to by a massive audience around the world, and Doug decided to take the next step in his evolution as a radio host. On August 6, 2011 Doug moved his show to terrestrial radio at KCAA 1050 AM out of San Bernardino, California. Constitution Radio moved to KMET 1490 AM on May 2, 2015, and currently airs at 1:00 pm each Saturday on KMET. His Constitution Radio program combines news and commentary with the wisdom of the U.S. Constitution. July 17, 2021 Doug made his debut on Salem Media's K-Praise in San Diego County. |
Also check Doug's YouTube Page. Through social media, connect with Doug at Facebook, and Twitter.