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The Navajo Nation take Morgan Spurlock in for 30 Days.

Faneuil Hall Boston Kentie unplugged in Boston. On the eve of Podcamp Boston, Kentie, Ninja and Special K have dinner and talk about almost everything. Famous Restaurants Mentioned: Cheers. Famous Bookstores Mentioned: Powells. Politicians mentioned: Howard Dean, Mitt Romney, Hilary, Barak, Al Gore, John Kerry, George Bush. Issues mentioned: Gun Control, Gay Marriage, Universal Health Care, The disadvantages of home schooling, Freedom. Recreational Activities Mentioned: Opera. Hysterical Non-fiction: American Facists by Chris Hedges. Songs Played : Family Guy * The Spirit of Massachussetts (Courtesy Episode 126 Mondo Diablo) Podcasts listened to by Kentie: 2 Guys, 1 Brain Bear Crawling Big Gay Sex Show Bored Beyond Belief Brini Maxwell Broadway Bullet Cuppa Tea with AJ Fagbeast of Scandiland For Whatever Reason podcast Hello Waffles Hot Fossils and Rebel Matters Leather Bound Mandrake Society Radio Manhandled in Montana Mikey Pod New Music Box NY Times Book Review Podcast Peterson Toscano Sha-Pink Sister Paula podcast Spanking Bea Arthur Strength Nation with Jason White Tastes Like Burning Tigger Cast Tranny Wreck Radio Unnatural Acts of Opera Vera Speaks Wanda Wisdom Yeast Radio Zillacast with Zillafag Eat This Hot Show Tags: pride opera politics gun control home schooling gay marriage podcamp

I talk with Linda Monk, constitutional scholar and author, about the recent Supreme Court decisions, including gun control, Exxon Mobil, habeus corpus, Gitmo, and more. Great show. Enjoy. ShareThis

On June 23rd 08, it was reported by the Chicago Sun-Times that more than 2500 people lined up at a county office for food vouchers in Milwaukee at around 5 a.m. When it was rumored that some were being helped and others being turned away, fights broke out requiring local law enforcement being called to restore order. According to the story, about 7 a.m. pushing and shoving began as people actually took the doors off the county doorway hinges. The reported reason most of the people were there was because they were trying to get food assistance for the losses they suffered as a result of the floods. But many were there because they simply had no food, flood or no flood. According to one worker at the facility, “The food crisis in Milwaukee and throughout the United States is worse than many of us realized”. That worker went on to say, “We expect long lines for free food in Third World countries; we don’t a line of 2500 people waiting for food vouchers at the Marcia P. Coggs Center.

It's Friday, and the 10-in-3's a hot one! Check out the latest waffle accusation, Hill and Barry's roadtrip to unity, John McCain's weekends off, and a Republican trying to ride Barack's coattails.

It's Friday, and the 10-in-3's a hot one! Check out the latest waffle accusation, Hill and Barry's roadtrip to unity, John McCain's weekends off, and a Republican trying to ride Barack's coattails.

Today the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Americans have a personal right to own a gun. In a five to four vote, the court struck down a Washington D.C. handgun ban as unconstitutional. The ruling says the constitution does not allow an absolute prohibition of handguns used for self defense. What's your reaction to the ruling? Should individuals have a right to own a handgun? Do you think Washington D.C. will be safer now that people can buy handguns legally? Also today, we continue our series on Washington Secretary of State candidates with Mark Greene. And we'll look at the new police union contract with the City of Seattle. The city council is expected to approve the contract on Monday, despite some misgivings about whether the city can afford it. What will the new police contract mean for law enforcement, and for police oversight?

This week, find out how Disney churns out Frankenstars like North Texas' Demi Lovato, turn your lazy self into a political heavyweight in no time, and find out who s packing Texas heat on a weekday afternoon. Watch for new episodes every Thursday at www.dafowo.com.

Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels wants all city property to be gun free. Last Friday he signed an Executive Order that bans firearms on public property, including parks and community centers. KUOW's Ruby de Luna reports.