Daily Topics - Monday March 5th, 2012

EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT..."Heist-The Movie"...Now through this Thursday March 8, 2012 | THIS WEEK ONLY! at NY’s Quad Cinema 34 West 13th Street, NYC, Featuring Bernie Sanders, Robert Kuttner, David Cay Johnston, Nomi Prins, Van Jones & more! See here for longer list

Hour One: Hey Rush - Who is the Prostitute now? / Plus, "protesters & pink slips on Broadway" - Kristin Marting, The Line 2012

Hour Two: Is sharing the key to an advanced society?

Hour Three: Iceland prosecutes Former PM for failing to prevent financial bubble...

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mathboy 14 years 25 weeks ago
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Well, apparently my employer is going to keep blocking audio streaming every Tuesday through Saturday, so I'll only be able to listen on Mondays. Until that changes, I'll be very disappointed to miss 4/5 of the show.

Leucomelanously ugly? "Leuco-" means "white", and "melano-" means "black". Hmm.

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