Just tuned in, no idea who tonight's guest is. Anyone know?
If tonight's show is as good as last night was, then we are in for a treat
Tuesday - July 21
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Tuesday - July 21
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Just tuned in, no idea who tonight's guest is. Anyone know?
If tonight's show is as good as last night was, then we are in for a treat
Just tuned in, no idea who tonight's guest is. Anyone know?
If tonight's show is as good as last night was, then we are in for a treat
"You'll get used to my babbling, all the others have." - Anna Madrigal from "Tales Of The City" by Armistead Maupin
Ha! It better, I bought a new radio again to listen to the show. Still have that stupid XM thingee sitting on the shelf from last time, lol.
Looks like an unusually political show tonight. I'm burnt out on politics personally, so hoping there is at least a unique angle if it does indeed turn out to be tonight's primary topic.
Looks like an unusually political show tonight. I'm burnt out on politics personally, so hoping there is at least a unique angle if it does indeed turn out to be tonight's primary topic.
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"You'll get used to my babbling, all the others have." - Anna Madrigal from "Tales Of The City" by Armistead Maupin
A Whitley Strieber commercial, kinda looking forward to hearing him on the show.
He wrote the book for my favorite vampire movie, "The Hunger" with David Bowie, Catherine Deneuve, and Susan Sarandon. Love that movie
He wrote the book for my favorite vampire movie, "The Hunger" with David Bowie, Catherine Deneuve, and Susan Sarandon. Love that movie
"You'll get used to my babbling, all the others have." - Anna Madrigal from "Tales Of The City" by Armistead Maupin
Nice graphic 
Even though this isn't my favorite topic, I'm at least glad that it's not coming from any particular angle and we're not being subjected to the tired old "lets create an echo chamber and talk politics! Can I get an amen?" routine.
Even though this isn't my favorite topic, I'm at least glad that it's not coming from any particular angle and we're not being subjected to the tired old "lets create an echo chamber and talk politics! Can I get an amen?" routine.
"You'll get used to my babbling, all the others have." - Anna Madrigal from "Tales Of The City" by Armistead MaupinArt was on the John Batchelor show last week, I could imagine this guest being on that program as well. Batchelor does an incredible job with international affairs. Art is mailing it as well.
What the guest just said about not putting troops on the ground against ISIS probably makes a lot of sense, but I have to admit, on an emotional level, I'd like us to go over there and wipe these evil bastards out.
What the guest just said about not putting troops on the ground against ISIS probably makes a lot of sense, but I have to admit, on an emotional level, I'd like us to go over there and wipe these evil bastards out.
"You'll get used to my babbling, all the others have." - Anna Madrigal from "Tales Of The City" by Armistead Maupin
Well, Dude, so long as folks come along for the ride, I'd say there's no reason it won't last at least a good long while - Only been a couple nights now but from all signs, seems this time around, Art is going over big with all his fans! MUCH better than his last go -Dude111 wrote: I wonder if the show will last longer than it did last year on XM??
Ah man!!
'Course, that live show wasn't available for gratis eh!!
Been catching these on the replay since he starts kinda late (for me at least......). Thought Art's approach on Trump was great. Everyone (it seems) is tired of politicians and their inability to just answer a question
It's great to have Art back, and his guest on this night was an eye-opener with Iraq/ ISIS and our government.
We're in a mess - great show Art!!!
It's great to have Art back, and his guest on this night was an eye-opener with Iraq/ ISIS and our government.
We're in a mess - great show Art!!!
There you go man, keep as cool as you can. Face piles and piles of trials with smiles. It riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave. And keep on thinking free. (Moody Blues)