“Unravelling the New World Order” Becomes “News & Views”

MEMPHIS, Tennessee – June 27, 2005 – The Information Radio Network announces today that its hottest live talk show has a new title, and has expanded to two hours. After 15 years on the air, "Unravelling the New World Order" becomes "News & Views," and continues to expand into other markets. IRN wants new listeners to know what the show is really about.

Dr. Larry Bates and Chuck Bates will continue to host this cutting-edge news magazine, an exposé of how government, financial and religious insiders are trying to decide your future, which can be heard in over 60 markets across the country. "News & Views" is also available on International Shortwave WWCR 12.160 Monday – Friday at 1:00 p.m. ET, and on live Internet streaming at www.inforadionet.com.

"We give you the news; you give us your views. We feel the new title is more in keeping with what we do," says host Dr. Larry Bates.

Dr. Bates is a former bank CEO who taught for the Banking Administration Institute and the state college system of Tennessee. He is also a former member of the Tennessee House of Representatives, where he was Chairman of the Committee on Banking and Commerce.

Best-selling author of the book The New Economic Disorder, Dr. Bates is the publisher and editor of the Monetary and Economic Review, a quarterly economic and financial publication that analyzes the economy and financial markets from a geopolitical perspective. He is also the publisher and editor of Unravelling the New World Order, a monthly newsletter. These publications have subscribers in all 50 states and twelve foreign countries.

Chuck Bates is Executive Vice President and News Director for the Information Radio Network. Bates formerly worked as an aide in the White House Office of Political Affairs, and currently serves on the editorial board of "Monetary and Economic Review."

Information Radio Network provides internationally syndicated radio talk shows and top and bottom of the hour national and international news coverage. For more information, visit www.irnnews.com.