December 31 2008 show notes

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  • New Year's Eve.

  • Gaza.

  • Guest: Ray Hanania. Award winning journalist, stand up comedian & author (hosts a daily radio show on Chicago's WJJG 1530AM). A Palestinian American "Defining the moderate Palestinian Arab voice, offering reason to the American, Israeli and Arab publics.

  • Guest: Former U.S.Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton, American Enterprise Institute.

  • Guest: Gerald Celente, Director of the Trends Research Institute. Trends Journal: Top Trends 2009.

  • Guest: "Everything You Know is Wrong": Kat Tansey. Author, "Choosing to Be: Lessons in Living from a Feline Zen Master".

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Wednesday 31 December '08 show



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