"Where ideas go to meet friends" – Dr. Jim
Show #46 – Our analysis of Trump’s first two weeks
Featuring:
⦁ “Will from Novi” asks the tough questions and the YCS has the answers
⦁ An incredible week for boneheads – makes our job easy
⦁ Trump’s Tweets
⦁ A musical pot pourri – Yes, Glen Yarbrough, Frankie Laine, Billy Joel – and yet, all fitting
Featuring:
⦁ A musical tribute to The Band
⦁ Coach’s glowing review of Robbie Robertson’s autobiography “Testimony”
⦁ Dr Jim and Rev D reflect on the holidays
⦁ General “Bar Talk” – Trump, job creation, Amazon, boneheads, etc. (We’re just like the guys in the “next booth”)
⦁ And in typical homespun, folksy YCS charm, Killer repeatedly mispronounces Jeff Bezos’s name (it is pronounced BAY-zose)
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With special guest Christmas Carol.
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Our “Post” Post election Show.
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In this episode we try to bring a little humor to the past week and we bid adieu to Hillary (in our most respectful way).
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It’s all about the brand!Featuring:
⦁ Songs about ghosts, werewolves, witches and nightmares
⦁ More info about Iceland than you care to know
⦁ Rev D and Dr Jim sing Bobby Vee (don’t miss this)
⦁ Remembering Tom Hayden
⦁ Our boneheads of the week
⦁ Since this is our last show before the election – our thoughts on where things stand
⦁ And finally, we look forward to Coach’s return next episode!
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Show highlights:
⦁ Mike’s Graceland experience
⦁ Coach’s unique take on the local Detroit radio scene
⦁ Dr Jim’s and Rev D’s perspectives on the Presidential campaign
⦁ Music by Paul Simon, Etta James, The James Gang
Keeping it light this episode:
⦁ Mike gives a shout-out to his St. Francis de Sales classmates
⦁ Coach’s Corner: A Classic Music Found in Used Cards
⦁ Rev D’s bonehead of the week – also a classic? You be the judge!
⦁ Music by The Hollies,Diana Krall, The Animals and The Zombies
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