I can’t take Amero’s. I’m already on ritilin. Satirist Kurt Reinhardt and Berkeley kid comic Galen Corr examine the difference between a bad war and a better bad war.
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Friday, November 7th, 2008
I can’t take Amero’s. I’m already on ritilin. Satirist Kurt Reinhardt and Berkeley kid comic Galen Corr examine the difference between a bad war and a better bad war. |
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CHANGE THAT CHANGE
CHANGE THAT CHANGE. The change administration changes plans to eat the rich due to it’s possible effect on the rich. Robert Rubin and Larry Summers are to swallow.
Hope addicts in denial can get help by calling 1-800 ABDUCT ME before making another excuse for him.
In this episode swing voter, Kurt Reinhardt is joined by guest author, professor Mel Gordon ( “I want a better bad war. Don’t you?”) .
Lucas Buckman, Geoff Geiger, Teresa Malango, Mel Gordon and John Parkin examine how pragmatists justify betrayal in the service of a higher power.
Is it illegal to shout This Is Not Change in a crowded soup kitchen?
Special thanks to Berkeley Community Media channel 28.