Barry Black

Barry Black, a controversial Pennsylvania KKK leader known for his write-in campaigns and provocative activism, delves into his tumultuous past. He shares insights on his involvement in cross-burning and the Klan's resurgence, along with the community's reactions to his election as Constable. The podcast also highlights the conflict surrounding a rural gay bar and its fierce resistance against anti-gay activists. As tensions rise during a Klan picnic, listeners are drawn into the complexities of extremism, community support, and the ongoing struggle for rights.

Retired FBI agent Barry Black, an accountant turned master bomb tech, discusses his career, including a medical supply investment fraud case and responding to the Oklahoma City Bombing. He shares insights about the white collar scam, investigation process, and his transition to becoming a bomb technician. Barry reflects on the impact of the bombing on his career and his international deployments. The podcast also explores his journey to becoming an FBI special agent and his retirement as a forensic investigation teacher.