I've now listened to the appearance of Jim Fetzer on the "Colmes" show, whatever that is. The good news is that he comes across as insane, which I think he is, and this can't be good for the troothiness "movement".
I've also listened to part of Jim Fetzer's own radio show in which his guest is Judy Wood. At the first, he was starting to ridicule NASA's explanation of what killed the Columbia space shuttle, saying that there was no way a piece of foam could have attained a speed of 500 mph before it hit the wing, which I can understand if it was simply that the acceleration surprised him, but in fact Fetzer showed a complete and total misunderstanding of the physical world while trying to explain his thoughts. He backed off when Judy Wood told him that was really what happened.
But the point I wanted to raise about this show is the commercials. The podcast doesn't have the commercials edited out, so you get to hear what kind of advertisers would sponsor his show. So far I've heard:
* Dietary supplements to ward off the effects of various ills, including Chemtrails.
* Naturopathy.
* Magets to put on the fuel line of your car to line up the fuel's molecules and increase efficiency.
* Bible-based school curricula.
* Our favorite news source, the American Free Press.
* An advertisement for an exciting career in knife sharpening.
And I'm only about halfway through the first of two podcast files. I especially liked the part about how the towers' destruction could not have been actual failures due to impacts/fire, because, as everyone knows, trees don't spontaneously turn into sawdust from the top down.