This week Mike and I talk about AIG, South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford, and the Employee Free Choice Act. We also cover the smaller topics of Bush's book deal, Canada's shoe cannon, and the shoe thrower's prison term.Daniel interviews Justin Krebs of Living LiberallyDownload 

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19:17 - Ann Coulter, financial genius. / 35:15 - Listener feedback / This week Will and Daniel relive the week that promised: relief for the troops, a return of habeas corpus, and the potential to cut off the funding of the Iraq occupation. Do you even need to guess that none of these promises were met? As a free bonus, we were also treated to a "sense of the Senate" resolution condemning an activist group for making activist statements.Since Will proved his prescience last week with the paramilitary stories, we find out what lies in wait for us in Iran. How does this relate to the financial genius of Ann Coulter? You'll just have to listen to find out.The show closes with listener e-mail and voicemail.Download 

The Week that Wasn't

27:30 - Two presidential candidates and the CATO institute / 49:50 - Listener Feedback / This week, Daniel and Will try to make sense out of the Petraus show that took place in Congress. They also find out why Dianne Feinstein can walk the walk while talking the talk. In segment 2, the Ted Stevens vigil continues and we find out why Mike Huckabee ended up with his foot in his mouth on MSNBC.Will delves into the CATO Institute's report on para-military incidents, and listener e-mails and voicemails are answered.The next live call-in show will be September 27th at 10pm EST.Download 

Chris Hearts Huckabee

22:30 - Down Under Fun w/ AmeriNZ52:05 - Listener FeedbackWill steps it up this week by bringing "Project Censored" to our attention. Daniel and Will discuss 5.5 of the top 10 censored news stories from 2007. Attention is then turned to Senator, Entertainer, and Global Warming expert Ted Stevens as he explains why everything will go away if we just wish really hard.Arthur from the AmeriNZ podcast (amerinz.blogspot.com) joins Daniel and Will in segment 2 to discuss Bush's trip to Australia and life as an ex-pat in New Zealand. The show ends with Daniel and Will playing voicemails and e-mails.Download 

Censored Time Travel

22:45 - Hurricane Katrina Flashback42:55 - Listener FeedbackA somewhat disjointed show this holiday weekend. Daniel and Will catch you up on some news stories that you might have missed and manage to make the slightest of passing references to Larry Craig. In the second segment Daniel takes you back in time to August, 2005 while Rachel Maddow catches you up with present day New Orleans.The show ends with listener feedback and a surprise call to someone's voicemail system.Download 

Katrinah-ha

25:15 - Jeff Graves Interview /46:50 - Listener Feedback LIVE! /This week, Daniel and Will catch you up on some news stories that you might have missed, including: Karl Rove hearts Hillary and the DNC hates Flordia. Jeff Graves from the Colorado Progressive Pulse attempts to defend his Democratic Pary apologistic ways.The show ends with our first-ever LIVE feedback segment from talkshoe.com.Download 

And I'll cry if I want to

28:15 - Faux and Friends /55:30 - Listener FeedbackThis week, Will and Daniel continue their Ted Stevens watch and catch you up on the latest news about the honorable Senator from Alaska. In segment 2, we find out that Carl Rove thinks George Bush is "simple" and Fox News admits to tampering with Wikipedia.The show ends with listener feedback and the announcement of a live "call-in" show that will be recorded next Thursday August 23rd at 10pm EST.Download 

Fauxipedia

29:20 - 100 Debates /69:25 - Listener FeebackIt's another trip into podcast excellence as William and Daniel catch you up with news stories that you might have missed including: California electronic voting machines, George Bush's vacation habits, and how 47 democrats have screwed us all over.Since William does not watch television, he has to find out about the multiple presidential primary debates on this show - featuring clips from Mike Gravel, John Edwards, Hillary Clinton, and Barak Obama.The show ends as William and Daniel try to make their way through an e-mail from Mike Jones (spoiler alert - they actually do make it) although the forces of conversational distraction are against them.Download 

It's Debatable

30:20 - Electronic Voting /48:45 - Feedback /62:05 - Is He Lying?A change in format brings out the new show feeling in this episode as Daniel welcomes the new co-host of CallBox 7 Will Radik to the team. News items include: Alberto Gonzales, Mega Corporations, Electronic Voting machines and Hurricane Katrina.The show ends with a game called "Is He Lying?" where Daniel plays sound clips from some administration officials and Will gets to decided whether they are lying or not.Download 

That New Show Smell

25:30 - Listener Feedback /35:40 - DistractionThis week Daniel goes in-depth on the Scooter Libby story, Michael Moore's Sicko, and Bill O'Reilly's fear of Lesbian gangs.In the listener feedback section we finally discover the winner of the "Drunk Republican" contest.The show ends with an essay called Distraction.Download 

Distraction

This week, Daniel catches you up with some stories that you might have missed including: Joe Lieberman on ABC, George Bush and the anchor, and Mika Brzezinski vs the returning Paris Hilton script. The top story of the week is an interview with Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont which aired on NBC.The listener feedback section features a new opening song, and Daniel finally puts an end to the Drunk-Dialing contest. The winner will be announced on the next show. The show ends with an interview with Samm Simpson, a St. Petersburg grandmother who ran against Congressman Bill Young in 2006, about what it is like to run for a local office.Download 

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19:30 - Top Story /28:10 - Feedback /41:05 - LocalitySunday June 24th, 2007 - Daniel starts the show off with a run-down of some news that you might have missed this week including Guantanamo Bay, Michael Moore, and the Bush twins. The top story of the week is a tin-foil hat theory about Dick Cheney and the Republican party. Some listener feedback is read, and the show ends with an essay called Locality.Download 

Locality

18:00 - Top Story /23:15 - Feedback /32:45 - Fathers Day /Sunday June 17th, 2007 - Happy Fathers Day! Daniel starts the show off with a run-down of some news that you might have missed this week including Alberto Gonzales, Scooter Libby, and the FBI. The top story of the week revolves around a Seymour Hersh article in the New Yorker. Some listener feedback is read, and the show ends with an interview with a special guest.Download 

Father's Day

23:15 - Top Story /31:30 - Feedback /37:15 - Frontrunners /Sunday June 10th, 2007 - Daniel starts the show off with a special commentary for one Keith Olbermann. This is followed by a run-down of some news that you might have missed this week including the G8 summit, the Presidential debates and news about Don't ask don't tell. The top story of the week revolves around Guantanamo Bay and the recent military tribunals. Some listener feedback is read, and the show ends with an essay called Frontrunners.Download 

Frontrunners

27:30 - Top Story of the Week38:30 - Listener Feedback45:45 - "Ripples"June 3rd, 2007 - This week Daniel catches you up on all of the news that you might have missed, including: New nominees, Halliburton contracts, Dick Cheney's love of privacy and Hillary Clinton's spelling challenge. In the Listener Feedback portion of the show, Daniel announces a new contest where you can win two candles from www.soycandlesbyphebes.com - simply by drunk-dialing the voicemail line. The show ends with an essay titled "Ripples".Download 

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