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Podcast of the Day 060308
Today Wally will update us on how his Hypermiling is going on his car. Wally was hungry and went out for some hot dogs yesterday. We've got a new Men from Maine for you. Wally never got Bo Diddley, we'll try to enlighten him. Here's a neat Celtic's basketball you can get to remember the run for the Championship. A Wallyology on what to do in case of nuclear fallout, pay attention! Timmy G gives us a movie review on the new Indiana Jones movie. We talk to former Sox ace Bill Monboquette about baseball and his fight with leukemia. We'll wrap things up with the Employee of the Day.
Audio|Tue, 3 Jun 2008|More from 105.7 WROR
|Alan Greenspanfound at0:54
“…you would let him. The picture is still worth a thousand words. Alan Greenspan and -- a few pounds and I might just blow it. No man. It's gonna let anybody tell. A lot of five …”
Before the Bell 5/22/2008
An early look at the market with Financial Editor Dave Caruso.
Audio|Thu, 22 May 2008|More from Dave Caruso's Before the Bell
|Greenspanfound at1:41
“…mean that it's going to happen tomorrow you know even. Agreed that Greenspan was talking about irrational exuberance. The markets at 12000 and it was 6000 when he was talking about it so the trend …”
Barbara Walters Audition: A Memoir
WBZ's Laurie Kirby speaks with crtically acclaimed journalist Barbara Walters, who's also a Boston native, about her new book.
Audio|Thu, 15 May 2008|More from WBZ's More on This
|Alan Greenspanfound at3:06
“…the but to let that distinguished men over the course of time Alan Greenspan is that. Canada instead of the and senator John Warner and I brought a -- under the -- yesterday that last week …”
Bad News in High Style: Kevin Phillips
Kevin Phillips foresees the collapse of the American Empire, "almost before it started," with high style and deep seriousness.
Audio|Wed, 14 May 2008|More from Open Source
|Greenspanfound at20:27, 16:27
“…summary ammonium comeback for more detail if you're put in a nutshell Greenspan was a bigger expert on how. Stimulus could be chaps from housing price run -- if people -- refinance and take -- new mortgages and they were basically then. Take money out of the increase in housing values and put it in the rest of the economy and he's seen this happen in the seventies and in the eighties. So after the the checked in the stock market bubble collapsed in 2002001. It's pretty clear that Greenspan's saw another opportunity here sorted plenty of others so he wasn't alone. And my pushed the the interest rate down to 1% …”
“…George W one going into Iraq oil was obviously want to zone Greenspan says. Geopolitics was another and I think religion was a third -- an awful lot of Republicans coalition. People who believed in …”
Maureen Feeney
The city council president talks about a citywide summit to encourage greater civic activism.
Audio|Mon, 5 May 2008|More from Finneran's Forum
|Greenspanfound at2:29
“…lacked. And at a luncheon that he responses every year we keep Greenspan -- community groups particularly in the evening I'm eight things things and we started talking. You know how we really need to …”
Podcast of the Day 040308
We start off the show today with an Idol Chit Chat...Steve Byrne stopped by the studio and had some laughs...A brand new Men from Maine...a Bob Ryan report...a Wallyology report on being followed...and Billy Gardell calls in.
Audio|Thu, 3 Apr 2008|More from 105.7 WROR
|Greenspanfound at6:44
“…She's front and around. Greenspan -- flip -- Let's get this vessel but I don't back. -- Sharon and I haven't. Anti tank was saying -- an …”
Lecture: The Effects of High-Stakes Testing on the Economy and the Educational System: Wicked Policy for Massachusetts and the Nation
Berliner is a vocal critic of the increased role of standardized testing in American schools. His most recent book, Collateral Damage: How High-Stakes Testing Corrupts America’s Schools (Harvard Education Press, 2007).
Audio|Tue, 12 Feb 2008|More from Boston College Front Row
|Alan Greenspanfound at4:41
“…not mere coincidence that the brand new book by the celebrated economist Alan Greenspan. . Is titled the age of turbulence. Marriage family life employment history is leisure pursuits transportation health care longevity the nature of corporations …”
Here and Now for Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Director of National Intelligence Michael McConnell testifies before a House committee today to urge Congress to maintain changes it made to a new law that makes it easier for spy agencies to spy on terrorists. McConnell says the new law makes it easier for the US to uncover members of terrorist sleeper cells and allows the US to keep pace with Russian and Chinese spy operations. Ahead of today's expected interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve, we'll look at the tenure of former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan . In the October issue of Conde Nast Portfolio Magazine, John Cassidy writes that Greenspan was responsible for 2 of the biggest boom-and-busts on American history. First, the internet-stock bubble and now the current credit bubble. We speak to Yang Jianli about his five years in detention in China. Yang is a Massachusetts resident, but a Chinese citizen and a political activist. Determined to research labor unrest in China in 2002, he entered China on a friend's passpor
Audio|Tue, 18 Sep 2007|More from PRI: Here & Now Podcast
|Alan Greenspanfound at5:45, 0:20
“…the interest rate cutting spree during the tenure of former Fed chair Alan Greenspan. . Greenspan's memoir has just been released in it he's critical of love for the current financial -- But Cassidy you raise the plane and Greenspan's feed infect his article in the October issue of Conde Nast portfolio magazine is headlined. His -- blamed Greenspan for the credit bubble. And John -- he joins us now with his when he welcome. Thanks train riding around we get …”
“…I'm running young it's here and now in a moment Alan Greenspan speaks and writes a new memoir a critic says. Why is Greenspan saying now the things he should have said ten or 20 years ago. The first Russia and China are spying on the …”
Here and Now for Monday, August 20, 2007
A symbol of the immigration reform movement has been deported to Mexico. 32 year-old Elvira Arellano was arrested in Los Angeles last night and has been deported. Arellano had become a lightening rod in the immigration debate after taking up sanctuary in a Chicago church last September to avoid deportation. We speak with Emma Lozano, an immigrant rights' activist who was with Arellano when she was arrested. Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich, author of the forthcoming "Super Capitalism: The Transformation of Business, Democracy, and Everyday Life, joins us with a crash course in market basics. The American construction industry is a bastion of waste and ineffiency. So says construction attorney Barry LePatner, author of the upcoming book, Broken Buildings, Busted Budgets...How to Fix America's Trillion-Dollar Construction industry. A Vietnam veteran from Winthrop Massachusertts is on a mission to correspond with and send care packages to current active d
Audio|Mon, 20 Aug 2007|More from PRI: Here & Now Podcast
|Alan Greenspanfound at18:33
“…1998 despite growing evidence of inflation. The Federal Reserve board then under Alan Greenspan lowered interest rates in order to forestall a global credit crisis after Russia defaulted on its loans. -- many of these loans had been under written foolishly by several large Wall Street investment banks. And then weeks later Alan Greenspan came to the aid is of big hedge fund called long term capital management. And pressured banks to reschedule it debts this …”
Mike Felger Show May 17, 2007
Today on the Mike Felger Show guests included John Tomase in studio, Peter Gammons, Jarvis Green, and Jeff Goldberg.
Audio|Mon, 21 May 2007|More from ESPN Radio Boston
|Greenspanfound at11:49
“…that it was not done enough -- then -- Greenspan earlier I -- tiger I heard I heard this and but I did not -- an -- description to cut -- point. …”