David Race Bannon

David Race Bannon

Biography:

Dr. David Race Bannon holds a Doctorate degree in Asian History form Seoul National University, a Master's degree in Computer Science, and he is fluent in Korean and Japanese. He has published several books on political and military history of the region, as well as a martial arts encyclopedia and computer text books. Bannon has appeared on the Discovery Channel, A & E, and The History Channel. He has also spoken on International security at world conferences from Berlin to Tokyo to Washington.

David's latest book, Race Against Evil is an electric account of his nearly 20 years with Interpol. From the streets of Marseilles to the alleys of Seoul, he reveals how he battled terrorists and smugglers on the front lines of international crime.

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Past Shows:

  • Rebroadcast: Interpol & BPL

    In a rebroadcast from 3/20/04, David Bannon discussed his work as an Interpol agent and Jim Haynie and Joe Walsh of ARRL commented on the broadband over powerlines issue.More »
  • BPL & Interpol

    In the first 90 minutes, Jim Haynie, the Pres. of the American Radio Relay League and musician Joe Walsh spoke out against the current proposal to bring broadband over power lines. The remainder of the program featured David Race Bannon, who said he was recruited by Interpol at...More »
  • Interpol Assassination Squads

    David Race Bannon appeared on Monday's night show with a shocking tale of being a member of an assassination squad employed by Interpol, the international law enforcement agency. As part of the Archangel division, it was his team's mission to investigate child trafficking rings,...More »

Last Night

Maintaining Health / Communicating with Thoth
Maintaining Health / Communicating with Thoth
Pharmacist Ben Fuchs discussed natural health remedies and supplements. Followed by renaissance woman, Pat Heydlauff on her communications with Thoth, the ancient Egyptian god.

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