Merch Much?
I have it on good authority that merchandise from a particular person, or band, or team, or gang (for that matter), is no longer to be referred to as Swag. Evidently, that term went the way of CDs, DVDs, the Dodo bird, and songs with melodies (although Swag can also refer to things that are given away for free, like the flu for instance). And while I regret not being able to give this stuff away for free, I've come as close to it as I can while hopefully turning enough of a profit to keep me in chicken-pot-pies for while. Plus, the merch we're bringing you from The Dave Carter Shop is much more colorful than a chicken-pot-pie, and it's ingredients include dazzling themes, spicy humor, and more than a dash of sardonic eloquence.
Just go to the menu bar up top (or in the top right corner if you're using your phone) and click on the "Store" button and have a look! Lots of T-shirt designs, some coffee mugs, and a hat or two. Much more is on the way, so stay tuned and check in often!!
Dave Carter
Dave Carter, inspired by economist Walter Williams to live a full life before writing editorials and columns, served 20 years in the military as a Security Forces troop and Senior Military Historian. He deployed across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, authoring over 40 Air Force Histories, and accompanying aircrews on combat missions in order to record combat events from a participant's perspective. A former radio host, private detective, and trucker with over a million miles logged, he joined Ricochet.com in 2009 after being invited by co-founders Peter Robinson and Rob Long. Author of hundreds of articles at Ricochet, The Federalist, and PJ Media, Dave began podcasting in 2018. He has interviewed celebrities such as Pat Sajak; pundits and presidential speechwriters from Victor Davis Hanson to President Reagan speechwriter Peter Robinson and "Cheers" Executive producer Rob Long; veterans such as a retired Marine Corps Drill Sergeant and a retired Special Forces commander; and authors such as Andrew Klavan, Professor Stanley Ridgley, and more. A life full of adventure and travel has brought interesting perspectives shaped by 20 years in uniform (including three tours of duty in the MidEast and one year in Korea), and living the life of a long-haul trucker on a 14-year American odyssey. Add in a sometimes cantankerous sense of humor and you have a podcast that features a continuing search for truth, laced mischievous laughter.
