On the Program - April 22 2008

Hour One - Topic: The Best of the Rest of the News...

Hour Two - Guest: Richard North www.eureferendum.blogspot.com Topic: Scared to Death: From BSE to Global Warming: Why Scares Are Costing Us the Earth

Hour Three - Guest: Ambassador of Finland to the United States Pekka Lintu www.finland.org/en Topics: Economic issues, what factors make Finland more livable, etc...

Guest: Jim Hightower www.jimhightower.com Topic: New book "Swim Against the Current: Even a Dead Fish Can Go With the Flow"

Guest: U.S. Congressman (D-OR) Earl Blumenauer www.blumenauer.house.gov Topic: Earth Day commemoration

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