Monthly Archives: May 2010

Bob Brinker is cutting back on his exhausting 6 hr/week schedule on the couple weeks a month he has done the show. Radio-info.com reports Brinker is dropping the Saturday episode, which will be turned over to Larry Kudlow. One can … Continue reading →

Glenn Beck to join SIrius/XM – my prediction has come true. Glenn will start on the Patriot Channel on Monday. This is a logical outcome of the President’s campaign to organize a boycott – on subscription radio (and cable TV), … Continue reading →

Joe & Mika are profiled in the fashion and style section of Today’s NY Times. While it goes on and on about the MSNBC cable TV show, there was no mention of their recently ended radio show or the plans … Continue reading →

Boycott the boycotters? I’m thinking of boycotting radio stations located in markets that boycott Arizona. Thoughts?

Arsenic and drinking water – a loose end from the poll questions – if you think putting a filter on your faucet makes a difference, think again. Arsenic is very hard to get out water. Reverse osmosis can remove it, … Continue reading →

Medicare and 26 year old children… Inspired by Rush talking about both today – let’s play connect the dots. I was 15 years old when my father turned 65 and became eligible for Medicare. Let’s say it’s 2014 and Obamacare … Continue reading →

Sweden welcomes the Religion of Peace

Food allergies are in your mind – 30% of adults think they have food allergies, but the real number is 5% (NY Times story). Doctors are reluctant to actually use a placebo test to confirm a diagnosis. (scientific method?) interesting … Continue reading →

Is Newsbusters counterproductive? It’s the same issue I often have with Sean Hannity, and once in a while with Rush. When some person way on the left fringe says something outrageous (“Dick Cheney should stop having sex with Martians and … Continue reading →

Xbox and Playstation can stream using the Internet – they can do a lot more than play video games. I’m listening to Beck on delay – I hope someone educates Glenn and Pat about this soon. The problem is with … Continue reading →

“Oh crap!” – certain to be heard in banks and government offices today. The ECB and its allies loaded the cannon with everything they have, and the broadside bounced off the enemy ship with just a dull thud. As Europe … Continue reading →

Android phones are now outselling iPhones by a significant amount, according to business week. Steve Jobs’ compulsion to be his own nanny state about who can develop apps, with what tools and his code of morality are catching up with … Continue reading →

New York Mint is NOT government run. It’s a private company in Minnesota – they create “collectible” coin sets similar to what the Franklin Mint used to sell on QVC and elsewhere. Neither one has any relationship to the US … Continue reading →

Democrats want a Federal Water Tax Story the Federsl power grab continues

I have an iLUV internet radio. I like to listen to wabc at night. Appearantly, WABC, KABC, WMAL and some other of my fav’s have switched their streaming format to aac+ (?) and according to Frontier Silicon, who handles the … Continue reading →