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Here and Now for Friday, October 23, 2009
Pilots Asleep Alex the Parrot To The Moon or Not Tracking Food Who Will Take on the Phillies in the World Series Amelia Earharts Impact on Women
Audio|Tue, 20 Oct 2009|More from PRI: Here & Now Podcast
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“…local chamber of commerce Michael shear covers the White House for the Washington Post Michael start there. Who has the US chamber of commerce. …”
“…But this year White House correspondent for the Washington Post Michael thanks so much. Yeah we -- your thoughts on this or any story to our web site here now dot org …”
Applications for home building permits fall in Sept.
(NECN/ABC) - Applications for home-building permits dropped sharply in September. That's one sign that the recession is lingering at the doorstep of the housing industry. Another is the number of homeowners facing foreclosure. Leslee Ramo...
Video|Tue, 20 Oct 2009|More from Boston.com
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“…It's more like tens of thousands and slowly. A new ABC news Washington Post poll shows for the first time the number of Americans who approve of president Obama's handling of the economy has slipped to …”
Vic Carucci, NFL.com
NFL Senior Writer Vic Carucci joins the Big Show to break down the Patriots and the rest of the NFL.
Audio|Thu, 15 Oct 2009|More from WEEI - The Big Show
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“…current were outspoken about Roman Oben wrote an editorial for of the Washington Post if you saw that -- …”
Howie talks about Rush Limbaugh Once Again
On the question of who should own the hapless St. Louis Rams, we can't say we have much of an opinion. It's unfortunate that controversy-shy NFL owners forced Rush Limbaugh to withdraw from an investment consortium bidding for the team, but it's hard to muster much outrage. Should Rush Limbaugh sue those who falsely accused him?
Audio|Thu, 15 Oct 2009|More from Howie Carr
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“…get that -- in a moment from mom. For from a the Washington Post. . How -- Kurtz has admitted the obvious. Today. That win a Republican goes off the reservation. She -- in this case Olympia …”
Globe's future
WBZ's Deb Lawler talks with Tobe Berkowtiz of the Boston Univerity College of Communications about a decision by The New York Times to pull The Boston Globe off the market.
Audio|Thu, 15 Oct 2009|More from WBZ's More on This
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“…Press they come from the New York Times. The LA times the Washington Post. . What's happened is the Boston Globe has done what many other newspapers have done. They've cutback and her own reporters and what …”
Here and Now for Wednesday, October 14, 2009
On today's podcast — Congress debates increased regulation of finanicial industry; identifying and fighting insurgents in Pakistan; Rush Limbaugh's bid to become part-owner of the St. Louis Rams; part three in our week-long series on U.S. family farms; and Greg Heffley, author of the new book "Dog Days," the latest in the series, "Diary of a Wimpy Kid."
Audio|Wed, 14 Oct 2009|More from PRI: Here & Now Podcast
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“…make the transition from sports to the workforce. He contributes to the Washington Post NFL blonde the league and is also chair of the local Democratic Party in kennel on New Jersey. So Romans stepped up …”
Analyzing Obama's Nobel award
WBZ's Kendall Buhl speaks to ABC News political analyst, Steve Roberts.
Audio|Mon, 12 Oct 2009|More from WBZ's More on This
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“…he said he didn't deserve it. I love this cartoon in the Washington Post we are. Obama's at the starting line of race in the official is putting a medal around his neck and saying here's …”
Podcast: "Communications Forum: Race, Politics, and American Media"
The election of an African-American president in November 2008 has been hailed as a transforming event. But has Obama's ascension transformed anything? Many people's answer to that question changed this summer when a famous Harvard professor was arrested at his home in Cambridge. Are the harsh realities of race and class in the U.S. clearer now or murkier, following the media tsunami of Gatesgate? And has this polarizing event given greater visibility to racial minorities in the media's coverage of politics? How are race issues and racial politics covered in our national media, and what are the implications of the demise of major city newspapers for the coverage of race and politics? Juan Williams of NPR and Fox News discussed these and related questions in a candid conversation with Phillip Thompson, associate professor of urban politics in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at MIT, and David Thorburn, Professor of Literature and Director of the MIT Communications Forum. This forum is the first of two this term in our ongoing civic media series, a collaboration of the Communications Forum and the Media Lab's Center for Future Civic Media.
Audio|Fri, 9 Oct 2009|More from CMS Colloquia Podcast
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“…So. And then after that and I got an internship at the Washington Post. . And the person who selected me for that intern ship it turns out was a black. City editor. And that black city editor was close to the man who at the time. Was the prince of the Washington Post men and Don Graham who went on to -- the publisher of the paper his mother capture program obviously was the publisher at that time. But they had both gone to Harvard they both worked in Vietnam. And that's how herb had made his way to her again this -- and made his way to the Washington Post. . And then her was someone who was looking for promising journalists of color to bring into this institution. And and I was …”
“…some of us feel. One Williams began his professional career. At the Washington Post and and worked at the Washington Post in a variety of capacities for over 23 years. He served as an editorial writer and Op Ed columnist. And the white …”
Here and Now for Friday, October 9, 2009
On today's podcast — President Obama wins the Nobel Prize; author Bruce Feiler on his new book, "America's Prophet: Moses and the American Story"; President Obama to address gay-rights group Human Rights Campaign; insurgent groups in Pakistan's Punjab region; a gold-star mother lobbies to be buried beside her fallen son; and an archive broadcast of our conversation with Anna Deavere Smith.
Audio|Fri, 9 Oct 2009|More from PRI: Here & Now Podcast
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“…a man and woman. Michael shear is White House correspondent for the Washington Post Michael senate majority leader Harry Reid has been pressing the president for a statement on don't ask don't tell the White House …”
“…Michael -- White House correspondent for the Washington Post thanks so much it. Okay will be back in thirty seconds here and now. …”
NBA Tip-Off: Washington Wizards
Can Gilbert Arenas lead the Wizards to a playoff berth in the Eastern Conference? FOXSports.com has a preview of Washington's upcoming season.
Video|Thu, 8 Oct 2009|More from FOX Sports Video on MSN: NBA
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“…for preview I'm joined by team beat writer Michael Lee. Of the Washington Post Michael started a top of course -- Gilbert Arenas guys have played in fifteen games over the last two seasons. So undergone …”