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Tuesday, September 23rd Whiner Line
Tuesday, September 23rd Whiner Line
Audio|Tue, 23 Sep 2008|More from WEEI - The Big Show Whiner Line
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“…Not currently no -- yeah definitely I'm. Like yeah they called Orange Bowl again. What have more. I've read brought I hope that the. …”
Camp-Cast - 07/30/2008
It was an exciting practice at training camp today! Hear Andy Hart and Paul Perillo in this Camp-Cast! You can also hear how Hall-of-Famer Andre Tippett addressed fans at camp!
Audio|Wed, 30 Jul 2008|More from New England Patriots
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“…seven games. The original game Williams squished the fish. Down in the Orange Bowl. . The franchise is now 48 years old. And there's one hall of when play our. Who played only for the Patriots. John …”
07-02-08 Terry Francona, Sox Manager
Terry spoke with Michael and Mike Muttnansky about Manny and the team's troubles against the Rays.
Audio|Wed, 2 Jul 2008|More from WEEI - Dale and Holley
|Orange Bowlfound at8:32
“…the people that's just the way ghost that that they an agent Orange Bowl. . We deal with that it doesn't -- make what happen right. But it just means that you know you've we may have …”
PFW in Progress - 7/1/2008
Listen to this edition of PFW in Progress as we discuss whether the Patriots will be effected by the so-called super bowl hang-over. We'll also discuss the recent arrest of Patriots safety Willie Andrews, the role of wide receiver Chad Jackson, and the backup quarterback situation. Take a break with Fred, Paul, Andy, Tom and Erik as they give you the latest scoop from Gillette Stadium and answer your questions. Listen LIVE Tuesday's and Thursday's from 12-2 p.m. and email your comments to webradio@patriots.com.
Audio|Tue, 1 Jul 2008|More from New England Patriots
|Orange Bowlfound at1:09:31
“…big deal with the tie now is last college game was that Orange Bowl in the Al Emery you know we're capable and that's were I made my favorite statement. That's a lot this guy could …”
Podcast of the Day 031908
Sue started this morning by talking about yesterdays all male audience on Oprah. We played Men From Maine. Wally had a Wallyology report on the IRS, and we had an American Idol update. Loren shared a story on sex scandals and Wally had a camel story. We also discussed how much money celebrities walked away with in their divorce settlements.
Audio|Wed, 19 Mar 2008|More from 105.7 WROR
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“…Bradley makes way away. Turn -- that does damage isn't all throughout. Orange Bowl of polygraph -- and fight battles to protect noble. Dell's going to be a legend -- kids who used to. Good -- …”
Patriots Today - Back to practice, Radio Row
The Pats hit the practice field for the first time in Arizona, and Patriots Today had exclusive access. See the Pats - including Tom Brady - in action. We also ventured to Radio Row, where Patriots great Andre Tippett was in demand. Find out why, and see who else we caught up with at the media center. Plus, hear from Bill Belichick, Rodney Harrison and Matt Light, all part of a Monday show from Scottsdale.
Video|Mon, 28 Jan 2008|More from New England Patriots
|Orange Bowlfound at7:19
“…of course they finished it off by beating Miami got in the Orange Bowl. . That's what the giants drifted remember how special you felt that what for the patriots so. Don't laugh at the fact that …”
PFW in Progress - 1/24/2008
Listen to this edition of PFW in Progress as we discuss all the Super Bowl XLII storylines, such as Tom Brady's reported ankle injury and the state of Patriots play. Take a break with Fred, Paul, Andy, Tom and newcomer Erik Scalavino as they give you the latest scoop from Gillette Stadium and answer your questions. Listen LIVE Tuesday - Friday at noon (ET) and email your comments to webradio@patriots.com. Take our PFW in Progress Survey Now >>
Audio|Thu, 24 Jan 2008|More from New England Patriots
|Orange Bowlfound at1:19:12
“…is that the proof that all three -- losses were at the Orange Bowl. . -- if you say so I just. They must of team that where they lost that game against I -- her shirt …”
Here and Now for Thursday, January 3, 2007
A record number of Iowans are expected to turn out to caucus for their presidential picks tonight. We speak with Kay Henderson, News Director of Radio Iowa. Immigration reform is one of the top issues on the minds of voters today. We go to Marshalltown, Iowa, a town that finds itself at the center of the debate over immigration after a raid at a meat-packing plant about a year ago resulted in the arrest of 99 suspected illegal immigrants. We also delve into the positions that candidates hold on the issue of immigration. Our guests are Martha Garica, a first time voter and recent American citizen and Lon Walker, police chief of Marshalltown. We also speak to Jonathan Wiesman of the Washington Post for an overview of where candidates stand on immigration reform. While public opposition to the war in Iraq is at an all-time high you wouldn't know it if you went to the traditional hot beds of radicalism: college campuses. Here and Now's Monica Brady-Myerov explains why students hav
Audio|Thu, 3 Jan 2008|More from WBUR: Here and Now
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“…will turn out but the temperature is in single digits and the Orange Bowl is on TV so get out the vote efforts are imperative and this year a large number of Iowans are independents undecided …”
“…College football's never ending bowl season continues tonight with the Orange Bowl game between Kansas and Virginia Tech we mentioned the beginning of the growing concern that it might keep I aliens at a …”
Here and Now for Tuesday, January 1, 2008
We check in with Christian Science Monitor reporter Scott Baldauf on the situation in Kenya following the hotly contested presidential election. More than 100 Kenyans have been killed in the protests after the announced victory by the incumbent. There are charges of vote rigging by both sides. We check in on the campaign trail in Iowa with two veteran reporters, Richard Wolffe, Senior White House Correspondent for Newsweek and Kay Henderson, News Director of Radio Iowa. The aid group Doctors Without Borders' has released its annual list of the top ten humanitarian stories of 2007 that the groups says did not get enough media attention. We talk with Nicholas de Torrente, Executive Director of Doctors Without Borders in the U.S. A new study says that infants as young as 6 months are able to evaluate social behavior to separate the nice from the nasty. Our quest is Kiley Hamlin, a Yale graduate student and lead author of the study. We revisit a conversation we had with former
Audio|Tue, 1 Jan 2008|More from WBUR: Here and Now
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“…there's also developments that people can't plan for a for instance the Orange Bowl is Thursday night Kansas versus Virginia -- only to stay home. What are campaigns doing a few seconds we have to get …”
My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 01/01/2008
A mix bag of weather across the Bay State tops our news Tuesday afternoon.
Audio|Tue, 1 Jan 2008|More from WBZ NewsRadio Headlines
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“…one of those other guys don't go. Pop some popcorn watch the Orange Bowl stay home put your feet up for heaven's sakes don't come out there on caucus night. Only if you're going to vote …”