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- Fred Stiening said The podcast has arrived. It is free, at least for now.
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- Fred Stiening said Journeyman radio host Mancow is leaving WLS-AM in Chicago at the end of the month
- Fred Stiening said After I wrote that, one station defaulted to using iHeartRadio for the stream. How Amazon decides which streaming service to use I have no idea. It appears that you can tell Alexa which streaming service you want to use.
- Fred Stiening said The flip side is – what is to prevent a vaccine maker to claim their vaccine is 90% effective if it is a placebo and 80% are not susceptible to infection. The election is over after all. The Trump pandemic is over.
- Fred Stiening said I am blaming that on auto correct 😛 Crosley went on to dabble in the car business.
- Sparkey Johansen said Reporting a single keystroke typo: Powel Crosley Jr., not Crowley. I am refurbishing a Crosley 11-125U for a friend.
- Fred Stiening said One of my complaints about “big radio” is they tend to view on-air hosts as interchangeable. Inga lived and worked in the Central valley. She knew the people and politics of managing water resources, and the reliance on seasonal immigra...
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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Sekkusu Shinai Shokogun
This Guardian article is about Japan, but I think Japan is just ahead of the curve. The article The article discusses how young adults in Japan are deciding there is no point to love and sex, and the government and … Continue reading
Publix to invade Charlotte
http://charlotte.publix.com/publix-charlotte-locations.php Charlotte is a city in conflict. It faces an influx of people who left other places they hate and then want to create this island of sophistication in the middle of North Carolina. This is not particularly new. One … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure, North Carolina
19 Comments
Southern Food Porn – Moon Pies
If you have an ounce of Southern in you, you know the best way to wash down that Moon Pie is with an RC Cola
Posted in Individual Liberty, Unauthorized Food
21 Comments
Today in Obamacare Hell
The AP is carrying a story that most of the people actually signing up for Obamacare are selecting the cheapest Bronze policy – perhaps not realizing what a $6,000 annual deductible means – which ultimately will stick hospitals with huge … Continue reading
Posted in Obamacare
11 Comments
Trouble in McAdenville
http://www.wcnc.com/news/editors-pick/Llights-out-in-McAdenville-after-traffic-crash-236899131.html So you know that one guy who gets obsessed with putting up more and more elaborate Christmas lights until it consumes his entire income and life… Now imagine a town where all those people decide to move to and … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse of America, Energy Supply, North Carolina
4 Comments
Black Santa Claus
About 20 years ago, I was out doing the Christmas shopping thing in Northwest Indiana. I felt I needed to buy cards for my brother and sister. I stopped into a store in a place near Indiana Dunes and went … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse of America
37 Comments
Firefighter dies after being shot
This story has been loitering in the local news the past few days. http://www.wbtv.com/story/24253303/family-marco-kauffmans In Charlotte, we still publish the photos of people charged with a crime. My tingly senses fired off today for the first time. I walked to … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse of America
5 Comments
Petros & Money say No Mas
Fox Sports Radio may be nearing the end of the road. They are primarily providing sports talk to Clear channel and that contract is running out. Petros & Money will be returning to a local only show for LA on … Continue reading
Posted in IHeart Media, Radio Biz
5 Comments
Smithfield isn’t your dad’s ham company
In my pursuit of Southern Food Porn, I noticed Gwaltney hot dogs on sale for $.99 for 12 ozs – who could pass up that deal? What I didn’t know is that old timey Gwaltney brand is actually owned by … Continue reading
Posted in Unauthorized Food, Uncategorized
12 Comments
Screw owner dead
Al Goldstein, founder of Screw magazine has died. http://www.suntimes.com/news/nation/24479798-418/goldstein-publisher-of-screw-magazine-dies-in-ny.html The story mentions the interesting detail that at one time he was the driver for Walter Winchell.
Posted in Dead Things, Free Speech
3 Comments