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Swenglish Rantings RadioTHURSDAY, MAY, 10TH, 2007 |
Listen to our latest Swenglish Rantings Radio ShowThe Monkey Princess & Paulin the Mornings |
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Find out what two people have to say about The News and Life here in Sweden!!! |
The Monkey Princess STILL ON STRIKEWe Are Working Hard To Negotiate withThe Monkey Princess To Bring Her Back To Swenglish Rantings Radio
We hope to provide a Swenglish Rantings Weekend Radio with The Monkey Princess on Friday. In the mean time enjoy the Swenglish Rantings Playlist which has all the shows that The Monkey Princess and Paul listen to on a regular basis. |
Swenglish Rantings Radio Playlist Calendar |
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Here are our radio picks for Today and our Swenglish Rantings Radio podcast |
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All of the shows below are loaded into my daily PLAYLIST SRR20070510.wpl |
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Radio Sweden 2007-05-10 |
Radio Sweden 2007-05-10
On the cards: legislation to combat online grooming. Experts go after sexual predators who target youngsters on the Net. Finland`s newly re-elected Prime Minister visits Sweden. A game plan against global warming topped the agenda. And many Swedes pop in a pouch of moist oral snuff instead of lighting up. But a study suggests that the snus honeymoon may be over, as scientists connect it to cancer.
http://www.sr.se/laddahem/podradio/SR_SRI_en_sweToday_070510030057.mp3
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BREAKPOINT with Chuck Colson – 2007-05-10
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Blocking the Gateway to Knowledge: Professorial Bias against Evangelicals
Last weekend, the Washington Post reported on a new survey by the Institute for Jewish and Community Research. The survey found that “53 percent of its sample of 1,200 college and university faculty members said they have ‘unfavorable’ feelings toward evangelical Christians.â€
http://boss.streamos.com/download/Townhall/audio/mp3/4e97f697-84c5-41f8-a808-d720f5f1af7a.mp3?siteid=PodCast
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Daily Commentary – 2007-05-10 |
Michael Medved: What Was Wrong With the First GOP Debate
The first GOP Presidential debate from the Reagan Library was more notable for the issues the candidates didn’t cover than for the challenges they actually discussed
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Jihad, Danger, World Predictions, and What You Can Do!Insane News From the Rim, Gay Bears and more!Blowgun.com |
Kicking Butt
We have them all beat to the punch from Fox News to CNN’s Glenn Beck. Here we have more that you will hear about elsewhere but not for a while! With thanks to: 50 Foot Wave ” Vena Cava” Father Rock “July” Kevin MacLeod Incompetech.com “Chromatic3Fantasia”
http://blogun.podshowcreator.com/mediaserver/enclosureRedirect.mp3?item_id=B61B46CBBAFF444990F2E127DCC7AA81
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Fred Chiaventone
Fred Chiaventone joins us for a special Civil War Saturday event to discuss the importance of historical fiction and his book, A Road We Do Not Know: A Novel of Custer at the Little Bighorn. Originally aired 04/28/07.
http://www.pritzkermilitarylibrary.org/podcasts/mp3/20070428_chiaventone.mp3
James S. Robbins
James S. Robbins joins us for a special Civil War Saturday event to discuss his book, Last in Their Class: Custer, Pickett and the Goats of West Point. Originally aired 04/28/07.
http://www.pritzkermilitarylibrary.org/podcasts/mp3/20070428_robbins.mp3
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Dennis Prager – 2007-05-01
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Tony Blair Steps Down
Prager H1: The British Prime Minister will leave office in June after 10 years on the job. As usual, he was very eloquent as he reviewed his tenure. Dennis deconstructs his comments and finds much to admire and much to be concerned about… Dennis talks to Sasha Issenberg, a journalist who has writes for Slate and Washington Monthly. He has written a new book about Dennis’ favorite food — The Sushi Economy: Globalization and the Making of a Modern Delicacy.
http://boss.streamos.com/download/Townhall/audio/mp3/69dd1dc5-54b8-4b5a-af88-7f806a73c351.mp3?siteid=PodCast
They’re Not Going to Surrender on a Battleship
Prager H2: Our enemies are suicide bombers and guerilla armies. We can’t stop a Saudi sneaking into Iraq and blowing himself up in a market. So, what does it mean that we have won or we have lost? This is a different kind of war, but not less critical because it’s not so easily defined… Dennis talks to Mike Gallagher, nationally syndicated radio talk show, who is in Greensburg, KS, a town of two thousand which was wiped off the map late last week by a horrific tornado.
http://boss.streamos.com/download/Townhall/audio/mp3/62dd7130-a21e-4521-8b00-1efa6c747776.mp3?siteid=PodCast
Do Big Cities Make Us Worse?
Prager H3: Thomas Jefferson thought so. And Dennis tends to agree. Callers, including Allen’s sister, Amy, weigh in with their theories.
http://boss.streamos.com/download/Townhall/audio/mp3/3e324aa0-e517-4dd5-9b12-888df652dfc3.mp3?siteid=PodCast
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Hugh Hewitt – 2007-05-10
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Mark Steyn, Jonathan Regele, Mark Leach, Bill Halle
Hewitt: Hour 1 – Hugh catches up on the week’s news with Columnist to the World, Mark Steyn, and then speaks with Spotlightmothers.com founder Jonathan Regele about how to give Mom a home page for Mother’s Day, and talks alternatives to abortion with Down Syndrome advocate Bill Halle and Mark Leach.
http://boss.streamos.com/download/Townhall/audio/mp3/09f23148-5221-4bb4-9621-caa9d0e3026f.mp3?siteid=PodCast
Jon Voight, Part 1
Hewitt: Hour 2 – Hugh speaks with legendary actor Jon Voight about his role in the controversial new movie about the Mountain Meadow Massacre, September Dawn.
http://boss.streamos.com/download/Townhall/audio/mp3/cab3889e-0c09-4294-bb61-297405101009.mp3?siteid=PodCast
Jon Voight, Part 2
Hewitt: Hour 3 – Hugh concludes his two hour interview of legendary actor Jon Voight by discussing his career and his politics, which might surprise you.
http://boss.streamos.com/download/Townhall/audio/mp3/9a018410-fa2e-4d3f-bba2-19c9fb1a9f39.mp3?siteid=PodCast
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Young America’s Foundation – 2007-05-10 |
Burt Folsom: The Benefits of a Flat Tax
Dr. Burt Folsom returns to the program to explain the case for a flat income tax in America. This presentation occurred during Young America’s Foundation’s National Conservative Student Conference.
http://boss.streamos.com/download/Townhall/audio/mp3/825c86ee-fc8e-4678-a704-12f174340158.mp3?siteid=PodCast
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Brit Hume‘s Political Grapevine2007-05-10 |
http://media2.foxnews.com/051007/051007_sr_hume_128.mp3
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John Gibson’s My Word2007-05-10
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http://media2.foxnews.com/051007/051007_bs_gibson_128.mp3
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Bill O’Reilly’s latest Talking Points Memo – 2007-05-10
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Get Off The Bus: We talk with Drew Burroughs from Dallas, TX, who was asked, along with other passengers, to leave a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus during a Tornado Warning;
In the Weather Roundtable: “An Inconvenient Truth†(Al Gore’s global warming movie) will be required viewing in schools in England. Also: One of the driest places on earth and stadium safety during storms;
This Week In Weather History: Think lightning (and tornadoes) don’t strike the same place twice? The first tornado picture … and the infamous video that still has people driving for cover in the wrong place! Bill Murray has TWIWH.
– The Easter weekend cool down hit growers all over the country hard. We’ll learn some of the ways farmers try to foil Old Man Winter and keep temperatures above 32 degrees. We’ll talk with Dr. Arlie Powell, retired horticulture professor and administrator at Auburn University, about methods that range from water, to fire, to….helicopters;
– WeatherBrains Extra: The Big Chill – We do a crop check and talk with John Post of 
– The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the “parent company†of the National Weather Service, turns 200 this year. We’ll look at some Top 10 weather features of the 
– “Smart Balloons†— The 
– The Warning Process: What has impact and what doesn’t. Printed messages carry valuable information, but nothing beats live pictures to make people take tornadoes seriously;
– “The Perverted Agenda†— Climate scientist Dr. Timothy Ball, seen here at a speech in 2003, lashes out at the United Nations Panel on Climate Change for its stand on man-made global warming;
– Pretty but stinky! Kevin Selle follows up on that Bradford Pear tree mystery and finds out why they smell so bad;
Kevin Selle talks with Mike Looney, from the National Weather Service, about the 