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What is your favorite radio show?
cuhulin

On medium wave Coast to Coast, Savage Nation and NPR.

On shortwave Hour of the Time. WBCQ.

SR!

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What is your favorite radio show?
cuhulin

On Tue, 20 Sep 2005 23:07:45 -0500, wrote:

What is your favorite radio show?
cuhulin

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Program: Extension 720 with Milt Rosenberg
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M-F, 9 pm -11pm CST (except during Cubs baseball)
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Program: The John Batchelor Show http://www.johnbatchelorshow.com
M-F, 9 pm - midnight CST
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( also WMAL Radio Washington, D.C. and others.)
Live streaming here
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All four hours are available on satellite radio

wrote What is your favorite radio show?
cuhulin

www.us963.com
cuhulin

On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 20:44:33 -0500, wrote:

www.us963.com
cuhulin

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On Tue, 20 Sep 2005 23:07:45 -0500, wrote:

What is your favorite radio show?
cuhulin


Late Night Live on Radio Australia is the best reason I know to wake
up before 7:00 am

On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 20:29:03 -0400, SR wrote:
On medium wave Coast to Coast, Savage Nation and NPR.

I'd second Savage Nation. Only heard it a couple of times whilst in
the US, but it makes for compulsive listening even if I don't agree
with everything said. It also provides a very interesting insight into
what Americans actually think (the guy seems to say a lot of stuff
which other Americans think, but are too polite to say). Is this
available outside the US, for instance on a Shoutcast or RealAudio
stream?

In the UK, on DAB digital radio, the "Doctor Who" sci-fi audio dramas,
every Saturday night at 6:30pm UK time. Available as RealAudio streams
on demand for the week following.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbc7/drama/progpages/drwho.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbc7/listenagain/saturday/#evening

On shortwave, "From Our Own Correspondent" on the BBC World Service on
Saturday/Sunday (also broadcast domestically on BBC Radio 4).

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programme..._correspondent
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programme...nt/3187926.stm


--
Andrew Oakley andrew/atsymbol/aoakley/stop/com
Gloucestershire, UK

On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 10:43:03 GMT, Andrew Oakley
wrote:

On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 20:29:03 -0400, SR wrote:
On medium wave Coast to Coast, Savage Nation and NPR.

I'd second Savage Nation. Only heard it a couple of times whilst in
the US, but it makes for compulsive listening even if I don't agree
with everything said. It also provides a very interesting insight into
what Americans actually think (the guy seems to say a lot of stuff
which other Americans think, but are too polite to say). Is this
available outside the US, for instance on a Shoutcast or RealAudio
stream?


The only people who think like Michael (Savage) Weiner are raving
paranoid loonies. He is in the lunatic fringe.

Over three years ago,I heard on a local Jackson radio talk show (or
maybe it was on Roger Fredinburg's radio talk show www.regularguy.com
out of Medford,Oregon where I heard that) that Michael Savage doesn't
like Mississippi.However,when bad weather down South is threating,a lot
of folks from South Mississippi and Louisiana are cutting a trail to
parts further North in Mississippi,it happens all the time.Oh
well,Mississippi is always here to help the refuges.Roger Fredinburg (I
don't know if any of y'all listen to Roger's radio talk show or not)
used to say Mississippi has the prettiest gals in the World.(email him
and ask him if you want to and tell him I says [[Larry is I]] he doesn't
love me any more because he won't reply to any of my emails to him
anymore) How would he know? he has never even been to Mississippi
before.Back in the 1950's,Mary Ann Moberly won the Miss America
contest/pagent two years in a row.
cuhulin

There used to be some Doctor Who tv programs on the PBS American tv over
here.I liked One Foot in the Grave brit tv comedies the best.
cuhulin

cuhulin wrote:

Roger Fredinburg (I don't know if any of y'all listen to Roger's radio talk show or not)
used to say Mississippi has the prettiest gals in the World.

I beg to differ - after going to school in Texas two years, and having
lived more than 20 years each in Massachusetts and California, I'd bet
$10,000 on Texas to win, place and show - I never have been to another
place where *every* woman makes you drool buckets. They are goddesses.
That's where I met my wife, although interestingly, she's a California
girl.

On topic, my favorite radio shows have always been on SW - but my faves
aren't there anymore. His and Hers on RN, Keith Glover's show on RA,
and Gursky and Henderson on RCI Sunday mornings - gone forever. Not
much personality left, it seems.

Bruce Jensen

I goofed,actually Mary Ann Mobley (Mobley,not Moberly,,
Mobley,pronounced,Mo bly) won the Miss Mississippi Pagent in 1958 and in
1959 she won the Miss America Pagent.She married actor Gary Collins and
they had one child,a girl by the name of Clancy.Mary has been in some
movies and tv movies and programs before. www.devilfinder.com
Mary Ann Mobley Miss America
cuhulin

David wrote:

On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 10:43:03 GMT, Andrew Oakley
wrote:

On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 20:29:03 -0400, SR wrote:
On medium wave Coast to Coast, Savage Nation and NPR.

I'd second Savage Nation. Only heard it a couple of times whilst in
the US, but it makes for compulsive listening even if I don't agree
with everything said. It also provides a very interesting insight into
what Americans actually think (the guy seems to say a lot of stuff
which other Americans think, but are too polite to say). Is this
available outside the US, for instance on a Shoutcast or RealAudio
stream?


The only people who think like Michael (Savage) Weiner are raving
paranoid loonies. He is in the lunatic fringe.

No, 'tard boy... it's you who are paranoid. And, 'tard boy, you're a frickin
lunatic.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

I bet on Ireland having the prettiest gals in the World.Mississippi a
close second.
cuhulin

Sometimes I listen to some of Michael Savage,I like the way he rants and
raves.Then after his show goes off the air,sometimes I listen to some or
Lars Larson. www.larslarson.com and then when his show goes off the
air at midnight (Mississippi Time Zone) it's about time for me to get my
beauty sleep.
cuhulin

On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 09:45:27 -0500, wrote:

There used to be some Doctor Who tv programs on the PBS American tv over
here.I liked One Foot in the Grave brit tv comedies the best.
cuhulin

The Prisoner

Favorite Radio show
 

In article .com,
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cuhulin wrote:

Roger Fredinburg (I don't know if any of y'all listen to Roger's radio talk show or not)
used to say Mississippi has the prettiest gals in the World.

With a sample size of three I used to think the worlds most
beautiful women were Hungarian. Then I lived in university
international student housing where there were a lot of Mayay gals.
Wow! Then I got a fourth Hungarian sample and the race was on again.

Favorite Radio show
 

Aybout ten years ago,along about O' dark thutty at night
time,(Midnighttttt,,,, me and the blues) I was standing
(www.devilfinder.com Loretta Lynn Standing Room Only) in a place in
the French Quarter,N'Awlins,on Bourbon Street.(I think it was called the
Cat's Meow,or something like that) One of them discoteque kind of places
where you can get on the stage and and sing anything and it's picked up
on the sound system,, radio,sort of like) and there were about five or
six steps that lead up to another floor level in there.Two absolutely
beautifull wimmins from Belgium was sitting up there and one of them
tapped me on my right hand shoulder,,, she said,,, I like your Goatee.
cuhulin

Favorite Radio show
 

I have recently ran across Hal Turner on the Web - a little extream for
me, but maybe a few minutes of entertainment. Does he have a radio
program?

Listening to Savage now for the first time - thanks for the clue.

Regards,
Bob
N9NEO
Just say NEO!

Favorite Radio show
 

Oh yea, ya can't get much mellower than Savage. ;)



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oups.com...
I have recently ran across Hal Turner on the Web - a little extream for
me, but maybe a few minutes of entertainment. Does he have a radio
program?

Listening to Savage now for the first time - thanks for the clue.

Regards,
Bob
N9NEO
Just say NEO!

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Stella Dallas.y'all pipsqueaks never heard of that one before,,, have
y'all? Old 1950's old Hat to me.
cuhuin

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savage SUCKS!!!!!!!!
cuhulin

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Nah -- Ma Perkins was better

--
CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be !

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Stella Dallas.y'all pipsqueaks never heard of that one before,,, have
y'all? Old 1950's old Hat to me.
cuhuin