Mark Call Show
Mark Call is an engineer, avid private pilot, radio amateur, and long-time talk show host, covering issues from law and economics to Scripture.
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Mark Call Show - 26 September, 2026 (opens the original)
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Host Mark Call summarizes the major events, Big Lies, and false dichotomies all coming to a head in the week ending Saturday, 26 September, 2026. The intent remains: first fool you, then kill you.
“Come out of her, My people” Show (opens the original)
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What's more important NOW than preparing for the coming Famine. And why.
Mark Call Show - 19 September, 2026 (opens the original)
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Host Mark Call takes an in-depth look at some of the most important, and most telling, events of the week ending Saturday, 19 September, 2026... ...and what they also warn us is at hand.
The Two [whoring] Houses - and Why Neither Want to Talk About Them (opens the original)
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This isn't a 'regular Torah reading.' We're heading into the Fall Feasts (moedim) of YHVH, so the special readings that go with the Holy Days are on the menu, and only the last few chapters in Deuteronomy remain, before the cycle begins anew with "Bereshiet" - the first part of Genesis. Which is why Mark Call, of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship, has decided to digress a bit, for reasons he explains. Which really means the readings, and midrash, for this week are going to be unique. Things in the
“Come out of her, My people” Show (opens the original)
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Did you know that the concept of, "Not Guilty By Reason of Insanity" ...is NOT in the Bible? So it never was an excuse for a whole society, either.
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