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Let's Talk About Jesus with Wayne Monbleau daily one hour Christian counseling call in radio show

If you have ever felt like the right words in an argument simply won't come - perhaps you should read these thoughts.

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Obama Gives 'Shout Out' Before Addressing Ft Hood Tragedy

Immigration Nightmare / Icky Govt Contracts / Frugality and Sweatshops / Homeschooler Forced into Govt School / Allowing Others to Be Free / Abducted and Drugged for FIJA Outreach / Revolution vs. Evolution / Collectivist Speak / Top Drug Bureaucrat Fired for Honesty / Ecstasy Deaths? / Overdraft Fees and Fiscal Responsibility / More Magic Words / Mark's Interview Series Featuring Joel Winters

Let's Talk About Jesus with Wayne Monbleau daily one hour Christian counseling call in radio show

Thirty-year-old Iranian musician Hafez Nazeri, called Iran's most influential young composer, talks about his career and "The Rumi Symphony Project," the first Iranian headline concert at Carnegie Hall. Hafez Nazeri is performing in "The Rumi Symphony Project," November 14, at 8:00 pm at Carnegie Hall. More information and tickets here.

Jan Maxwell and Rosemary Harris discuss their roles in the Manhattan Theatre Club’s production of George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber’s "The Royal Family." It’s playing at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, 261 West 47th Street, through November 29. More information and tickets here.

Our latest Please Explain is all about alcohol--what it is, how it works and the ways it affects our bodies. We'll be joined by Dr. Rueben Gonzales, Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology at the University of Texas and by Dr. Henry R. Kranzler, Professor of Psychiatry and Genetics and Developmental Biology at the University of Connecticut Health Center.

Legendary singer-songwriter Carole King discusses her environmental activism and her work on behalf of the Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act (NREPA). She’ll also talk about her career in music. Find out more about her projects here, and more about NREPA here.

As California's universities face increasing budget shortfalls, some professors at UC Berkeley insist that subsidizing intercollegiate athletics should be stopped immediately. Others argue that to do so would have drastic consequences for campus life. We discuss the issue, and options for resolving athletic and academic funding.

Thirteen people were killed and scores injured in yesterday's shooting at Fort Hood Military Base in Texas. We get an update on the latest news on the incident, and hear from psychiatry experts and members of the Arab and Muslim communities.

In an effort to help those less fortunate, many churches and Christians are actually hurting the poor (and themselves) in the process. Join Steve Corbett and Brian Fikkert on Steve Brown Etc. for an eye-opening discussion of their book When Helping Hurts. (If you re on the front page of the site, click read more to see player options.) Brian Fikkert is Associate Professor of Economics and the founder and Executive Director of the Chalmers Center at Covenant College. He has a Ph.D. in economics from Yale and has been a consultant to the World Bank. Steve Corbett is an Assistant Professor of Community Development at Covenant College and serves as a Distance Learning Trainer for the Chalmers Center. Find out more at WhenHelpingHurts.org.

00:00 When is this douche ever going to get the show's web addresses right? 02:34 Whoa, has Spike won the lottery? Maybe he has, but a couple in England scooped a very nice chunk of change, but refuse to move out of their government subsidised council house. Should they? Furthermore, what sort of lottery winners would The Boys be? Bugger it all or It ain't gonna change me, mate ? 14:14 The judge who refused to marry the mixed race couple has resigned, but claims no blame. They got married anyway, should he have quit his job over it all? 17:19 Why are The Boys smarter than the average bear? The Boys discuss a recent study that suggests curmudgeons out live smiley folks. 19:00 Pickin' And Grinnin', where the week's current affairs are dissected over a tall glass of country music. 21:00 After a brief alco-check, it's on to This Week In Stuff where The Boys discuss their media week, in order to help you make better viewing/reading/playing decisions. Paul has finally seen the early 70s creeptastic Nigel Kneale classic The Stone Tape . Tropical! In between bouts of Mario And Sonic At The Winter Olympics on the DS, he's dropping spoilers of The Wire's season four all over the place, and having a daddy daughter bonding moment over Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs on Blue Ray. Or is it Dwarves ? Get ready for a gear crunch, as he goes from Snow White to Drag Me To Hell . Hopefully his daughter was out of the room by the time that one started.... 38:15 What a suspiciously porn-centric week Spike's been having. He wants to put filth into Google Wave, and was thoroughly creeped out by Dan Savage's podcast, where a feminist caller had trouble dealing with wanting to be... well... raped. By a rapist. Not really a rapist, but Spike's convinced she's playing with kinky fire. In another crunching gear change, Spike has discovered a personal Holy Grail; a genuinely funny comedy show for kids. It's the BBC's Sorry, I've Got No Head , an adult-written and performed hybrid of The Fast Show and Little Britain . Add in a few lazy, so-called ironic racial epithets, and it would be an adult comedy show! 48:45 It's been a year since America did the unexpected, and elected a non-white man as President. The Boys (both Obama supporters a year ago) discuss whether O's first year has been a success or a disappointment, and whether their initial enthusiasm was unfounded. ------- Want to contribute to the show? You're always welcome to; email 'em at The Usual Address, or follow twitter.com/spikester and/or at facebook.com/thespikester to find out about future topics. ------- If you fancy being a guest on the worldwide radio phenomenon known as The Paul And Spike Show, get in touch via the usual address. ------- The Paul And Spike Show airs weekly, every Friday night on the mighty Radio Six International, from 11pm UK time and 6pm US eastern time. It also airs on 88.5 World FM in Wellington New Zealand at 7pm Saturday night local time. You can listen online every Saturday morning at 2am US eastern, or 6am UK time. Check out the other great programming on both stations; Radio Six brings you specialist music shows and unsigned artists, plus drama and comedies. World FM's varied schedule includes the best in international news, and music from around the world. You might also hear us on shortwave anywhere in the world, via WBCQ's 5.110MHz and 9.330MHz frequencies, or on any of the other FM and AM stations across the world that carry Radio Six's quality programming. ----- We love feedback at the show, and there are plenty of ways to get in touch. You can email us at the usual address, or you can book our faces in the Paul And Spike Show Facegroup Book. Or leave a comment below. If you Twitter, you can befriend Spike here.

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(www.paxstereo.tv/morningcoffee) Morning Coffee with Mario Talk Show Series: Hot topics today include Election 2009 and whether it was a referendum on President Obama or not, Arizona experiences an honor killing, beer alcohol content to go way up, 50 Cent announces new fragrance and confirms recent Beanie Siegel comments, Carrie Underwood dedicates new CD to hockey player boyfriend, Rihanna reveals her embarrassment in Glamour interview, and we check out The Kut, what some are calling the best all female bank the UK has ever produced. Hot, Hot, Hot!! (11-04-09) PART 1 - FIRST 10 MINUTES ONLY - FULL-LENGTH VERSION AVAILABLE ALSO (THIS REQUIRED BY DISTRIBUTORS)

Saturday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch or listen to the show on Tues, Thurs & Sats here at WWW.UNITEDKINGDOMTALK.CO.UK In today's show : Our trip to Thorpe Park. Only 2 doors. The house is lonely - but clean. No more cups. Injection pen. Flush toilets. Very fast ride. Is it a portable oven ? Lots of break downs. I have to bend right over. Miserable cow at Costa Coffee. The most uncomfortable car in the world. Offering money to go on the ride. The feet won't touch the floor. I waited 45 mins to take a photo. He should have nicked it. Where is the entrance ? That's a nice rack. Slow service on the waffles. Very tatty. Too much bad food. Not a cheap day out. School holidays. TEXT the show : UK - 07815 907 896 Int - +44 7815 907 896chris@unitedkingdomtalk.co.ukwww.chrisreardon.co.uk

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