Monthly Archives: November 2009

Which came first? The horrible news/talk radio programming on weekends or the lack of listeners? Or the sports preemptions?

Wow.

Pakistani rock stars and female fans see America as their problem, not the Taliban – according to the NY Times. I guess they don’t get a lot of news in Pakistan, how the Taliban outlawed all music in 1992. LA … Continue reading →

Going Rogue is embargoed until next Tuesday, yet 6 people in the poll said they have read the book already and it was great! Is someone fibbing?

Citadel down 34% more today. Silly penny stock traders…

Kirby Wilbur is “out” at KVI in Seattle

The Marine Corps is a cult, according to Dr Joy Browne, and no different than the Church of Scientology… or the Elks Club… or the Catholic Church… and the Boy Scouts

Beck on O’Reilly tonight – there is a hint there could be an “announcement” tonight

New London, CT loses Pfizer – the pharmaceutical company was enticed to move to New London to be part of a development that was never finished (the Kelo Supreme Court eminent domain case killed it) has announced it is taking … Continue reading →

US Govt to seize 4 mosques in New York, according to this story from the Washington Times. The mosques and a 36 story office building in New York are residue of when the US and Iran were on good terms. … Continue reading →

Afghanistan has no “exit strategy” that results in success. Who woulda thunk?

Bill Ayers & Major Hasan were doing the same thing – the only difference is that Major Hasan was successful – so says a caller to the Michael Savage show

Power shift at Sirius/XM… Gary Parsons is out – he was the founder of XM. Replacing him is Eddy W. Hartenstein. Mr Hartenstein’s career traces back to DirecTV – which is the core holding of Liberty Media, the folks who … Continue reading →

Can an atheist be the victim of a religious “hate crime”?

Radio has jumped the shark – so says Carmen Santa Maria, Larry Elder’s manager. Larry announced at a Talkers Magazine event that he plans to return to public life via a podcast and webcast service