In early 2008, an old man from Texas opened up a BlogTalkRadio account under the alias "Ghost", for him to vent his frustrations mainly at liberals and feminists. Ghost had a falling out with the Republican party due to Sarah Palin, prompting him to renounce the conservative label in favor of the capitalist one at the beginning of 2011.

From then on, the show got popular with trolls from all over the Internet, who for the next year and a half would agitate the poor Texan's show with audio splices and remixes of his voice, offensive twitter names, threats, insults, and other forms of trolling. Most of this activity was documented in condensed form on Youtube by DarkRazorZ and Elfoxoloco.

A more detailed account of Ghost's internet history can be found on the Wiki dedicated to him.

In the summer of 2012, Ghost's broadcasts were put to a screeching halt due to hackers seizing all of his accounts. His internet presence promptly disappeared (although many fakes appeared in his absence on twitter), with most believing him to be forever gone.

That was until November of 2015, where he announced on his Youtube account that he had regained control over his accounts along with a 30 minute monologue (now deleted, but archived here), where he mainly bragged about his political savvy. But crucially, he also announced that True Capitalist Radio would return by the end of the year.

He ended up not delivering on his promise, causing much impotent rage from his "fans". He finally addressed their blue-balled anticipation on the 20th of March with another 30 minute monologue on BlogTalkRadio, again announcing his return.

This time his word held true, as True Capitalist Radio episode #227 was released in all its 100 minute glory. This time he goes off on Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders (and how they're conspiring against him), endorses Trump, and once again gives his fans an opportunity to participate in the broadcast via twitter shoutouts and direct calls.

All you lazy retards can find a condensed edition of yesterday's broadcast here, but the whole thing deserves a listen.