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June 16th 2008, 10:15 AM EST – Lehman losses.

A few of the guys from Human Giant stopped in to "Nadine @ Nite" to talk about their show on MTV. Aziz Ansari, Rob Huebel, and Eric Appel. Good Times

Mar. 25, 2008, 4:15PM EST- A new consumer confidence report weighs on trading, but Yahoo-Microsoft news helps lift tech stocks. Banks weigh in with downgrades for the financial sector.

Episode 1 (K-Rock)- New Names

Citroen XM v6 24v tachometer

Nadine @ Nite on National Lampoon Comedy Radio XM 154 interviews Raymond J. Barry from Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story for her daily radio show...here's a clip.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Jay Parker, associate professorial lecturer on politics and film for the GW Graduate School of Political Management. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program takes you inside the political world, guided by experts from The George Washington University.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Ken Bowling, GW professor of history and co-editor of The First Federal Congress Project. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program takes you inside the political world, guided by experts from The George Washington University.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Peter Fenn, president of Fenn Communications Group. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program takes you inside the political world, guided by experts from The George Washington University.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Scott McLarty, media coordinator for the Green Party. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program profiles the best of Washington, D.C.'s cultural contributions.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Julie Germany, deputy director of GW's Graduate School of Political Management's Institute for Politics, Democracy and the Internet; and Sam Levenback conference manager of the 2008 Politics Online Conference. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program profiles the best of Washington, D.C.'s cultural contributions.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Tyler Anbinder, professor of history and chairman of The George Washington University Department of History. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program profiles the best of Washington, D.C.'s cultural contributions.

Agency: Lowe, New York Chief Creative Officer: Mark Wnek Creative Group Heads: DJ Pierce, Eddie Van Bloem Copywriter: Stephanie Price Art Director: Maggi Machado Producer: Daniel Paquin Production Company: Blacklist, New York Director: Nanospore Design/Direction: Ben Lee and Paul Hwang Executive Producer: Adina Sales Producers: Owen Katz, Tamara Bridges Rothschild Animation: Matthew Encina, Bjorky, Sean Starkweather, Chad Howitt, Ben Lee, Paul Hwang Flame Artist: Asuka Otake Music: DJ Mehdi, featuring Chromeo - "I am Somebody" Mix and Sound Design: Peter Holcomb, Paul Weiss, Sound Lounge, New Yor Author: DropKickMonkey01 Keywords: xm radio lowe howard stern animation chalk Added: December 13, 2007

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GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Christopher Arterton, dean of the GW Graduate School of Political Management. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program profiles the best of Washington, D.C.'s cultural contributions.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Charlie Smith, national chairman of the College Republican National Committee; Chris Brooks, chapter president of the GW College Republicans; Frank Chi, national communications director of the College Democrats of America; Peter Weiss, membership director of the GW College Democrats; and Todd Jasper, president of the GW Democrats. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program profiles the best of Washington, D.C.'s cultural contributions.

GW Presents “Politics: From The Nation's Capital” featuring Craig Shirley, president of Shirley and Banister Public Affairs and author of "Reagan's Revolution, The Untold Story of the Campaign that Started It All" and Frank Donatelli, senior vice president for McGuireWoods Consulting and chairman of the Reagan Ranch Board of Governors and Young America's Foundation. Hosted by veteran correspondent Sam Litzinger, the radio program profiles the best of Washington, D.C.'s cultural contributions.

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"There is great music happening all over the country. Sometimes you got to seek it out. And if you don't seek it out, it's just going to disappear." Bob Dylan, on Sterling Harrison, TTRH, "Days of the Week"

It's a Dreamtime potpourri this time around with some thoughts, talk and music on the big little man Pee Wee King and his songwriting partner, Redd Stewart; the song they composed on a matchbook cover; how Cowboy Copas and Sid Nathan could have bought it for $25; and then a look and listen to Theme Time Radio Hour's resident hillbilly expert, Deke Dickerson.

Except for passing references to Ruth Brown, Rick Nelson and Bob Wills, there's nothing particularly TTRH-related in this episode of Dreamtime. But I suspect Our Host shares my respect for these ladies of rockabilly and r&b. So, with Season 2 just underway, hang in there with me for a bit longer, if you will, and let me tell you the stories of four forgotten angels this week. I don't think I'll disappoint you.

Junior Marvin David Baumann and Georges Kuaokau for XM Radio at the DC Convention Center, January 206

This is a real ghost story, but like all real ghost stories, you don't get to see the ghost. This is a story about a ghost who made music, a ghost named Emmett Miller, a forgotten son of a embarrassing and often deliberately forgotten American art form, the blackface minstrel show.

WE TALK ABOUT FINDING OUR GREAT OLD PRODUCER EVIL EVAN AND HIS RETURN TO MANTALK. WATCH OUT WORLD.THIS INCLUDES ASSHOLES LIKE ANAL YOGURT AND J-CRED.

Author: igotshotgun Added: Tue, 28 Aug 2007 12:10:13 -0800 Duration: 124IGotShotgun gets an insiders look at the XM Studios in Washington D.C. With over 80 studios in one building, XM Radio broadcasts coast-to-coast here. It's space radio!