Daily Topics - Thursday October 9th, 2014

Join Thom in our chatroom during the program!

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

In for Thom today, please welcome Leslie Marshall, The Leslie Marshall Show

Hour One: Ebola...bio weapon? Professor Francis Boyle, University of Illinois Law School / Biowarfare and Terrorism

Hour Two: Are chicken nuggets ruining antibiotics? Tom Philpott, Mother Jones Magazine

Hour Three: Why the GOP can't keep their hands off your healthcare - Igor Volsky, Think Progress

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mathboy 11 years 45 weeks ago
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Leslie Marshall's pretty decent.

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