Daily Topics - Friday October 3rd, 2014

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Be sure to check out our new videos: CARBON & LAST HOURS
- both narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio

Anything Goes Friday

Hour One: Brunch With Bernie - Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) takes your calls

Hour Three: Why California's record drought is just the beginning - Dr. Joseph Romm, Climate Progress / Center for American Progress

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zapdam 11 years 44 weeks ago
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Wonder if Thom's aware that SiriusXM has dropped channel 127 from its Canadian programming lineup , effectively silencing Left wing satellite talk radio in Canada , everything from Thom, to Bill Press , to Stephanie Miller, to Mike Malloy amongst others. I have cancelled my SiriusXM in Canada, effective immediately. Seems this is just another right wing leaning Corporate media source , effectively silencing Liberal talk.

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