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Sports Without Borders: an All Sports PodcastTrump, LeBron, and the Half-Season HustleSend a textThis week’s episode is as unpredictable as a last-second Hail Mary. We kick things off with Trump’s surprising—and very public—attempt to weigh in on the Washington Redskins name debate (yes, that’s still a thing), followed by the latest swirl of speculation about LeBron James possibly leaving the Lakers.Our featured guest is John Weber, MLB agent and owner of Premier Talent and Sports Entertainment (PTSE), who brings sharp insight into the business of sports and the stories behind the headlines.From the...
2025-08-1330 min
Food and LoathingSeafood, Burgers & Bloody MarysDiane Mina, the founder of Diane's Bloody Mary, is hosting a Bloody Mary brunch this weekend at her husband Michael Mina's Aria restaurant, Bardot Brasserie. She talks to Al about convincing Michael to invest in her mix. Also: Chris Clifford talks about his efforts to bring a new, restaurant-heavy development to Henderson, and the challenges he's facing from both the city and a few of his neighbors. Our restaurant visits include the Oyster Bar at Sunset Station, Suzuya Japanese Pastry, All'Antico Vinaio in Uncommons, Nomikai sushi and PastaRamen.
2025-05-231h 02
Food and LoathingGio Mauro, Nevada Chef of the YearAl talks to Gio Mauro, the chef/owner of Old School Pizzeria and Monzu Italian Oven & Bar, about being named Nevada Chef of the Year. Al also shares his conversation with Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken. The owners of Border Grill have been very busy, with the staff of their Southern California restaurants, feeding firefighters and others since the huge blazes destroyed hundreds of homes and other buildings. Also: reports on visits to The Steakhouse, Havana 1957, Marafuku Ramen, Buddy V's, The Palm, The Dawg House, Shanghai Taste, Legends Oyster Bar, Ada's and more.
2025-01-311h 18
XRP QFS N/GESARA Podcast Season2Life Wave, Miracle Stories A must Watch, Call TEXT Frank Mancini for more info 310-877-3331What an incredible time we had with Frank Mancini Mary and Nikki, this is a great video for those of you who really believe that your body is a temple, and that you should treat it as such, that is if you want to get to the finish line and enjoy the fruits of your labor. Who wants to enjoy the fruits of their labor while you're in pain which puts you in a miserable attitude, you get the point!!Quantum Summit 1776 will proved to be the most epic event of our lifetime, tickets go are now On-Sale...
2024-04-2539 min
Food and LoathingSmoke & MirrorsAl and Gemini do a semi-serious test-drive of the first cannabis lounge in the valley, Smoke & Mirrors. It's the first cannabis consumption lounge to open under Nevada's new regulations for those businesses. Consultant Chris LaPorte helped build the place, and he explains it all. As for dining, it's a gallery of the usual (and excellent) suspects for Gem: Ada's, Marche Bacchus and Winnie & Ethel's. Al shares his recent experiences at Wally's, Fiorella Pasta Bar and BBQ Mexicana - the latest creation of superstars Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices...
2024-03-081h 09
This Is NashvilleCelebrating civil rights activist and beloved Nashville native King HollandsKing Hollands had his first experience as a civil rights leader in 1954 as one of the first of 14 Black students to desegregate Father Ryan High School. Just a few years later, after participating in training for non-violent protests, he was part of the sit-in movement at Woolworth's that sought to desegregate Nashville’s downtown lunch counters. Throughout his life, as a member of the Metro Human Relations Commission, as president of the Organized Neighbors of Edgehill, and even as a neighbor to all here in Nashville, Mr. Hollands continued to step up to injustice, fight to preserve Nashville’s Afri...
2024-03-0650 min
Food and LoathingToo Hot Tamales: Drive-Thru!The legendary chefs of Border Grill, Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken, are expanding their empire to the Las Vegas suburbs. Barbecue Mexicana is opening at The Bend. The concept is already in place right across the hall from Border Grill, in T-Mobile Arena and Allegiant Field. But this will the group's first stand-alone fast-casual property. Also: Gemini goes all-out at 00 Pie & Pub, while Al tries the sorta Cuban sandwich at The Chef Truck, the faux food truck in the hall just outside the casino at Park MGM. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com...
2024-01-191h 05
WJPZ at 50Man vs Food, Downton Abbey, and AARP with Jeffy K, Class of 2006In our large group of friendly, outgoing people, Jeffy K is truly a standout. This 2006 alum sits down with us today to talk about his journey from Western Massachusetts to Syracuse, then his roles at The Travel Channel, PBS, and AARP. And you'll love how he and classmate T.J. Basalla still manage to endlessly needle each other, 17 years after graduating. Jeff actually planned on going to Boston University, until he saw the Syracuse campus and fell in love. And it was at an accepted students day in the Carrier Dome that he found out abou...
2023-05-2235 min
The Sim Cafe~Join Dr. Beth Mancini as she shares her history in simulation. Including her expereince with the Delta flight 191 crash in 1985. Dr. Mancini is a luminary in simulation and she generously shares her stories with Deb and Jerrod.Send us a textMARY ELIZABETH MANCINI, RN, PhD, NE-BC, FAHA, ANEF, FSSH, FAANBIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHDr. Beth Mancini is Professor Emeritus at the University of Texas at Arlington's College of Nursing and Health Innovation. Before retiring in 2019, Dr. Mancini served as the Senior Associate Dean for Education Innovation and held the Baylor Health Care System Professorship for Healthcare Research. From 2004 to 2017, she also served as Chair for the Undergraduate Nursing Programs.Prior to moving to an academic role in 2004, Dr. Mancini served as Senior Vice President for Nursing Administration and...
2023-04-3041 min
WJPZ at 50WCCO's Steve Simpson, Class of 1985Today's guest is Steve Simpson, morning news anchor and editor at the legendary WCCO in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He's WJPZ Class of 1985, and he tells us some great stories from Syracuse, as well as a lengthy radio career in the Midwest in his time.Steve grew up in Bucks County, PA, near Philly. Like so many of us, he was infatuated with radio, rigging equipment in his basement, and quickly learning that Syracuse was the place for an aspiring broadcaster. And when he got to campus, he saw the contrast between WAER and WJPZ. Folks like his future cowo...
2023-02-2425 min
PIERRE PRESSURE PODCASTPPP #28: Kurt Wagner from LambchopIn this episode, I talk with Kurt Wagner, founder and singer songwriter behind the band Lamchop, which make some of the most gorgeously orchestrated indie-pop you’ll ever hear, wrapped around Kurt Wagner’s complex and exquisite lyrics. Wagner lives in Nashville with his wife Mary Mancini, who ran Lucy's Records in nashville before becoming the chair of the Tennesse Democratic Party. We had a great conversation about avoiding the obvious in art and music, the trap of using politics as a promotional tool, and our mutual love of Vic Chesnutt. Wagner was a friend of Vic’s, and Lam...
2023-02-151h 04
WJPZ at 50Hall of Famer "Merry" Mary Mancini, Class of 1985Hall of Famer "Merry" Mary Mancini has done it all - both in her time at WJPZ and since. When the University took over WAER, she found a better, more tightly formatted, home at the world's greatest media classroom. Starting (like many of us) as an overnight jock, she eventually became part of the Crazy Morning Crew and also music director.While she's quick to give credit to other Hall of Famers that put the station on FM, the new sound at 89.1 was carefully crafted by Mary. She made it a point to play all types of mus...
2022-12-2632 min
Lucy's Record ShopHouse O' Lucy (Feat. Mary Mancini)In episode 1, host Mary Mancini interviewed Don and April Kendall of House O’ Pain to get their personal stories and talk about the origin of the Lucy’s/House O’ Pain collaboration. Then Don and April wanted to turn the tables and interview Mary, who resisted at first but is glad she finally agreed because, she said, “After 30 years of friendship we’re still learning new things about one another.” Don Kendall adds: “Mary Mancini has done a wonderful job of sharing the stories of the kids and caretakers of Lucy’s, but what about Mary? We’ve known her forev...
2022-12-031h 09
DevaluedUp With People with Kurt Wagner and Mary Mancini
Kurt Wagner and Mary Mancini are a Nashville power couple. Kurt is the creative force behind the widely acclaimed band Lambchop and Mary is a local political luminary and activist. In this episode, they open up about the intersection of art and politics, why society should take care of its artists, and why it’s important to spare your partner your creative process. This wide ranging conversation covers a lot of ground. We hope you enjoy it!
More from Kurt Wagner:
Lambchop on Bandcamp
Lambchop on Instagram
More from Mary Mancini:
The Lu...
2022-11-151h 07
Lucy's Record ShopThe Vinylist Feat. Doyle DavisDoyle Davis' business cards read “Vinylist,” which is so perfect since he’s been a champion of vinyl as a music delivery system his whole life - as a kid picking through his parents’ collection, as a used record buyer at The Great Escape, as a Lucy’s Record Shop customer buying every Guided By Voices record he could get his hands on, and as the co-owner of Grimey’s New and Preloved Music, a Nashville institution he helped build from the ground up. In this episode Doyle talks about what it’s like to run a record store...
2022-10-041h 01
Lucy's Record ShopFun Girls From Mt. Pilot - Feat. Cat, Chris, Donnie, & TroyThere is no other band more legendary or more inextricably linked to Lucy’s than the Fun Girls From Mt. Pilot. Chris Fox, Troy Pigue, Charles “Cat” Tidball, and Donnie Kendall dressed in women’s clothes when they played, which caught people’s attention, but it was their songs - short bursts of frenetic pop-punk energy and clever lyrics - and their stage antics that earned them a devoted following. To really understand how incredible they were you have to talk to the people who were at their shows. They say things like “mind-blowing,” “transformative,” “the s**t” and “the Fun Girls...
2022-09-201h 04
Lucy's Record Shop12V Negative Earth Part II, Feat. Travis HowellTravis Howell started playing the drums because his dad told him he couldn’t. His first band, No Remorse, was the first metal band to grace the Lucy’s stage and the first and only to be mistaken for neo-nazis. Sloppy, a punk-metal hybrid kind of thing, came next and then Adrenaline Hammer, which went on to become 12V. When 12V sold out Lucy’s, Travis realized a long-held dream. Travis’ time at Lucy’s included seeing bands like Javachrist, Impetuous Doom, Teen Idols, and the Wesley Willis Experience (“Rock over London! Rock over Chicago!”), judging Green Day’s choices...
2022-09-1429 min
Lucy's Record Shop12V Negative Earth Part I, Feat. Joshua ToomeyJoshua Toomey has loved metal since he was a kid. He went to metal shows, played bass in metal bands ( including Primer 55 with his friend Bobby Burns), and is now host of Talk Toomey, a podcast dedicated to metal music and news. Josh remembers his time in Nashville in the 90s well, selling out Lucy’s as a member of 12V Negative Earth, applying the DIY-punk ethos to playing and touring, and the miracle of living in a place where you could easily connect with people like Fred Coury of Cinderella, who would then record your band fo...
2022-09-121h 00
We Own This Town: Music315: Everything but Skronky Jazz with Mary Mancini
Mary Mancini, founder of Lucy’s Record Shop (the physical shop and the podcast), joins for a discussion about the Lucy’s legacy, the screening of Lucy Barks! at the Belcourt on Sept 12th and the upcoming 30th anniversary show on Sept 18th. Oh, and we trade off musical selections spanning old favorites, new discoveries and all points in between… except for Skronky Jazz, none of that.
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2022-09-121h 38We Own This Town: Music315: Everything but Skronky Jazz with Mary Mancini
Mary Mancini, founder of Lucy’s Record Shop (the physical shop and the podcast), joins for a discussion about the Lucy’s legacy, the screening of Lucy Barks! at the Belcourt on Sept 12th and the upcoming 30th anniversary show on Sept 18th. Oh, and we trade off musical selections spanning old favorites, new discoveries and all points in between… except for Skronky Jazz, none of that.
Find more music from each of our artists linked below and be sure to follow for more updates.
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Follow us or sub...
2022-09-121h 38
Lucy's Record ShopSteel Wheels of LifeDallas Thomas picked up a guitar and became a prolific Lucy’s regular when he was just 14-years-old and barely able to lift his amp, playing with his friends in Fingerhutt, High Strung, Brown Cow, Little Monkey on a Stick, and Boobyhatch (to name just a few). And he was just getting started. After Lucy’s, Dallas, Erik Holcombe, John Roberson and Chris Fox formed the “satanic thrash rock juggernaut” that was Asschapel. For seven years Asschapel toured the Western world. They even made it to Bosnia using only a German map, where they met that country’s version of House O...
2022-09-0653 min
Lucy's Record ShopKids Today Feat. Dru the DrifterDo you ever wonder what has and hasn’t changed in the punk DIY community in the last 30 years? To find some answers host Mary Mancini spoke with 17-year-old Dru the Drifter who does it all - he writes and performs, books shows, and records and releases his own music. They talk about his musical influences, his struggle to find places to play, his songwriting process, how living in the bible belt fuels the punk rock scene, and his goal to release 100 albums by the time he’s 27. Dru the Drifter has released three albums (41 songs) in 2021 and...
2022-08-3033 min
2B Bolder Podcast : Career Growth and Insights from Women in Business, Tech & Sports#64 Career Podcast Featuring Two Leading Women in Business & Co-Owners of a National Design Firm.In Episode #64 of the 2B Bolder Podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing two bold, hardworking, career-driven women. Each of these women has built successful careers doing what they love. While still maintaining their passions, they are co-owners of Mancini Duffy, a national design firm with a 100+ year-old history and tech-forward approach specializing in architecture, planning, and interior design headquartered in New York City.In addition to being co-owner, Bolanle Williams-Olley is the CFO of Mancini Duffy, Founder of She Builds Lives, She Builds Money, She Builds Waves, and Reach Nigeria, and best-selling author of B...
2022-08-2442 min
Lucy's Record ShopChance Encounters (Feat. John Rogers)John Rogers, who first stepped into Lucy’s Record Shop when he was just 14-years-old, is an accomplished writer and photographer who uses his camera to document both the jazz scene and the streets of New York City. In this episode you’ll hear how growing up in Nashville - from seeing live music at Lucy’s and playing in his own bands to drinking coffee at Bongo Java and collecting records from The Great Escape - influenced his life and art. You’ll also hear about the numerous inexplicable and mysterious coincidences that manifest in his life and bring him...
2022-08-2249 min
Lucy's Record ShopMy God Shaves (Feat. Corey Kittrell)Corey Kittrell’s story is similar to many of the kids who came to Lucy’s. But if we look through the lens of race, it is very, very different. Not many kids who looked like Corey came through the doors of Lucy’s or had the negative experiences that inspired him to write his ‘zine, My God Shaves. Corey was born and raised in Franklin, TN., a quaint, historic town about 20 miles south of Nashville. In this episode we talk about what drew him to punk rock, Lucy’s, and the do-it-yourself culture, how writing his ‘zine helped...
2022-08-0943 min
Lucy's Record ShopBuckley's Record Shop (feat. Randy Fox)In 2019, music writer Randy Fox discovered a long-forgotten nugget of info - sixteen years before Lucy’s opened its doors at 1707 Church Street in Nashville it was home to another record store called Buckley’s. Randy has an insatiable curiosity and an unbridled enthusiasm for music and history, so this story has lots of twists and turns. It starts in Kentucky and his discovery of the Sex Pistols and the Ramones in college, zigs into the history of mid-20th century radio and record shops, and zags to the use of urban planning as a tool for white supremacy. Choc...
2022-07-2643 min
Cacao Conversations - A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Self-LoveEpisode 135: Mary Henderson, Personal Branding & Digital Business SpecialistTune in to this powerhouse of a career goddess, Mary Henderson! She is an internationally recognised Personal Branding & Digital Business Specialist. Mary helps Service Based Business Owners, Coaches and Consultants systemise, digitalise and commercialise their knowledge, wisdom and skills into a scalable & profitable online business and brand so they become an authority in their niche or industry. Mary has 20+ years’ experience building 7 & 8 figure businesses & building high-performance sales teams in the IT sector and 15 years delivering online solutions for large and small businesses. She has been featured in many publications and is regarded as a thought leader in the Digital se...
2022-07-1824 min
Lucy's Record ShopBook Your Own F*ckin' Life (feat. bert)They played in a trailer in the middle of some scary woods, slept on the nasty floor of a club, and blew up snack cakes on a dusty back road with Steve Albini. This was life in the 90s for Montgomery, Alabama, noise-punk band bert. Guided by the mighty Book Your Own F*ckin' Life ‘zine, bert had all the resources they needed to put out their own records, connect with people who loved music as much as they did, and play tons of shows throughout the South and Southeastern U.S.. Mark Coleman (original bass player), Gl...
2022-07-1240 min
Lucy's Record ShopWorld's EndIt wasn’t easy being gay in Nashville thirty years ago. Host Mary Mancini talks to guest Michele Crow about her personal experiences, digs into the compelling history of Nashville’s gay bars and nightclubs, and reveals what it's really like when a gay bar and a punk club try to co-exist. CREDITS/SHOW NOTES Lambchop - So I Hear You’re Moving Shea Diamond - I Am America Follow us / Say hello: Instagram: @lucysrecordshop Twitter: @lucysrecordshop Facebook: /lucysrecordshop This show is part of We...
2022-06-2832 min
Lucy's Record ShopUnlocking MemoriesDr. James Noble is a BFD neurologist at Columbia in New York City. But as a college student in the 90’s, Jamie Noble hung out at Lucy’s Record Shop to feed the love of live music that’s clearly part of his DNA. Jamie remembers a lot about Lucy’s - the bands he saw (Bugskull, Low, Blonde Redhead, Crop Circle Hoax, etc.), the 7” records he bought, the time everybody got kicked out and had to watch Doo Rag play their show on the sidewalk, and the one time he played a show there with his band, Lepus...
2022-06-1430 min
Lucy's Record ShopLucy Barks!Lucy Barks! is a documentary about Lucy’s Record Shop that was made by Stacy Goldate in the mid-90s when she was a student at Vanderbilt University. It’s one of only a few physical recordings of the shop and it really captures the look, feel and spirit of the place with footage from inside as well as outside on the front sidewalk (an important part of the community). It features the kids who went there and interviews and performances from bands like the Fun Girls From Mt. Pilot, Brown Towel, Crop Circle Hoax, Lois, Lambchop, Fecal Matter, Brai...
2022-06-0903 min
Lucy's Record ShopUpslutIn this episode host Mary Mancini sits down with Christine Doza who published her first ‘zine, Upslut, in 1993 to distribute to her classmates and out a predatory male teacher. After hearing from Christine it won’t shock you to know that her essays have been taught in universities or that the Riot Grrrl-inspired Upslut, which she also sold at Lucy’s Record Shop and distributed around the world, is in the permanent collection of both the Seattle Public and Columbia University Libraries. Christine found herself in unexpected places over the last thirty years as a student, a writer...
2022-06-0144 min
Pediatracast - Pediatria & Filhos[Reprise] Pedofilia | Pediatracast | #EP177Poucas vezes se aborda um assunto tão importante e difícil de se falar. Entenda como se comporta o pedófilo e saiba como orientar sua criança, prevenindo abusos sexuais.
Quer se aprofundar nesse assunto? Conheça os livros da Delegada Federal Paula Mary
Episódio exibido originalmente em 05/04/2020
· Pedofilia: repressão aos crimes de violência sexual contra crianças e adolescentes
· Pedofilia entre o Clero católico na visão de especialistas
Também acesse os links abaixo que compõem o conteúdo usado na pauta deste e...
2022-05-291h 13
Lucy's Record ShopParallel UniverseJoin Smilin’ Jay McDowell, guitar-player-turned-upright bassist from the small town of West Lafayette, Indiana, as he takes you on his journey from watching and playing in bands in the back room at Lucy’s to traveling the world with BR5-49. If you lived in Nashville in the 90s and loved live music you may have known about the punk scene at Lucy’s, but you definitely knew about the resurgence of hillbilly and western swing played in the seedy honky tonks on Lower Broad. Jay felt equally at home in both places. Some nights he’d hang out...
2022-05-2448 min
Project MedtechEpisode 94 | Mary Yost, Co-Founder at the Sage Group | Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD): Undiagnosed and Under-treated --- A Dive into the Financial Burden on the Healthcare System
In this episode, Mary Yost and Duane Mancini discuss why she founded the Sage Group, her background and why she got into this role, Peripheral arterial disease (PAD), the financial cost to the healthcare system, why it is undiagnosed and under-treated, who is most affected by this disease, current treatments and diagnostic tools, new devices and diagnostics on the horizon, what is next to spread awareness about this issue, and so much more.
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2022-05-2352 min
Lucy's Record ShopSouthside JonnyIn the mid-90s, Jon Sewell was a fish-out-of-water mischief-maker at a private conservative all-boys school. He was called “Johnny G” by the older kids and “Troublemaker” by the headmaster. Then he discovered Crass and an anarcho-punk was born. He protested against the military industrial complex, ran the local Food Not Bombs chapter, and played drums in the band Murdered Minority. When it came time to try and get a show at Lucy’s he did what any punk prankster without recording equipment would do, he faked the demo. Jon still thrives in the current that runs underneath...
2022-05-1745 min
Lucy's Record ShopThe Spikes Protect Our Tender HeartsHost Mary Mancini sits down with poet and artist Christine Hall. Christine was raised in a trailer at the edge of the Adirondacks by troubadours and cultist pornographers. Inculcated with American mythology—tool girl calendars, bible stories, science fiction—she built on this education while hitching across the continent. Before she set off on her travels she was a teenager at Lucy’s trying to find her way out of a difficult and painful childhood. Christine found Lucy’s to be a safe space and her story has a happy ending, but the safety she found ins...
2022-05-1049 min
Lucy's Record ShopSchtucket! Schtucket! Schtucket!When they first met at a suburban Junior High just outside of Nashville some thirty years ago, Mike Shepherd was the rule-following new kid with a stash of X-Men comics under his chair and Jereme Frey was the black and white checkered Skidz-overalls wearing local with a stash of X-Men comics under his chair. They sat next to each other in band, and for the most part, followed the rules. Then they heard that damn Nirvana record, scooched their trombone and tenor sax over just a little to make room for a bass guitar and a drum kit, and...
2022-05-0351 min
Nashville DemystifiedLucy's Legacy: Talking Lucy's Record Shop with Mary ManciniTalking with Mary Mancini about about the legacy of Lucy’s Record Shop, the punk and “alternative” music venue of 90's Nashville.
2022-04-2549 min
Lucy's Record ShopHouse O' PainThis is the Lucy’s origin story. Host and shop owner Mary Mancini sits down with Don and April Kendall of House O’ Pain, also known as the other two “tolerant, accessible adult role model[s]” who ran the place, to talk about how, with a whole lot of love, luck, and perseverance, they turned a small, independent record shop into a safe harbor and an essential destination for local and touring punk and indie bands. In the summer of 1992 Donnie and April had already been booking all-ages punk shows for a couple of years and had built a loyal fo...
2022-04-2349 min
#FearlessFriday | Obsessed With Success#FearlessFriday With Kim Sviontek, Mary Kay CosmeticsIn this episode, we will be meeting with Kim Sviontek! Kim has been a leader with Mary Kay Cosmetics for over 34 years and has earned multiple cars including the coveted Pink Caddy. Kim and her team teach skincare and makeup application to their customers and have been recognized as one of the top units in Massachusetts. Learn how she built her team the Mary Kay way and continues to mentor women to success!
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2022-04-2229 min
We Own This Town: Music300: Community Makes It Go
Every week I strive to put together a playlist of music by Nashville artists that confirms that Nashville is more than country music, more than Music Row, more than singer-songwriters, more than downtown honky tonks and every episode I get confirmation that, yes, absolutely, Nashville music is way more than all of those things. There’s an undeniably rich tapestry of music across every genre imaginable and I absolutely love sharing it here on the show.
For the 300th episode I wanted to do something special. I kept coming back to the idea of the Nashville community an...
2022-04-191h 13We Own This Town: Music300: Community Makes It Go
Every week I strive to put together a playlist of music by Nashville artists that confirms that Nashville is more than country music, more than Music Row, more than singer-songwriters, more than downtown honky tonks and every episode I get confirmation that, yes, absolutely, Nashville music is way more than all of those things. There’s an undeniably rich tapestry of music across every genre imaginable and I absolutely love sharing it here on the show.
For the 300th episode I wanted to do something special. I kept coming back to the idea of the Nashville community an...
2022-04-191h 13
Lucy's Record ShopIntroducing: Lucy's Record Shop“The first official Lucy’s show was held on Dec. 3, 1992. In many ways, it was a perfect time capsule of early ’90s punk. Band names such as Impetuous Doom, Vomit Spots, Hemophilia, and Utter Contempt for Society…as word spread about the Sunday-afternoon matinees, something exciting and strange began to happen at Lucy’s. With nowhere else to go, teens started hanging out there on weekends…Lucy’s became the place every band had to play.” - Jim Ridley, Nashville Scene, January 29, 1998
2022-04-1601 min
Pediatracast - Pediatria & FilhosPedofilia | Pediatracast | #EP66Poucas vezes se aborda um assunto tão importante e difícil de se falar. Entenda como se comporta o pedófilo e saiba como orientar sua criança, prevenindo abusos sexuais.
Quer se aprofundar nesse assunto? Conheça os livros da Delegada Federal Paula Mary
· Pedofilia: repressão aos crimes de violência sexual contra crianças e adolescentes
· Pedofilia entre o Clero católico na visão de especialistas
Também acesse os links abaixo que compõem o conteúdo usado na pau...
2020-04-051h 13
Chasing InterestingMary Mancini - Chair of the TN Democratic Party (From the Z89 Studios in Syracuse, NY)In this episode we talk about perhaps the topic that consumes my mind more than any other: politics. I’m certainly not alone in that in 2020, nor at any point since 2016. This conversation about politics isn’t some “touch on the third rail” and tip toe around it conversation, though. It's not a baseline, basic chat about how everything is broken in the buildings 30 minutes from where I live.This is a conversation between an engaged and informed voter, me, and someone whose job it is to get people elected, Mary Mancini.Mary is the chairwom...
2020-03-0958 min
My Fantasy FuneralMary ManciniMary Mancini, Chair of the Tennessee Democratic Party and long-time activist, details her fantasy funeral featuring an appearance by Beyoncé and the man who gave us Common Sense.
2019-10-2800 min
The Tri-Star StateWhat's Going On Inside The Tennessee Democratic Party?It’s been over a decade since Tennessee Democrats scored a big win in a state race. What’s the party doing to turn things around?
That’s a question many in the state executive committee have asked. And they're not happy with the answers they're getting from the Tennessee Democratic Party chair, Mary Mancini.
2019-09-2306 min
Nashville Sounding BoardEpisode 28 - Holly McCall on the state of the Tennessee Democratic PartyIn January, Holly McCall challenged Mary Mancini in the election for Tennessee Democratic Party chair. Holly McCall is a longtime Democratic operative and public communications strategist. She currently serves as the chair of Emerge Tennessee and as the chair of the Williamson County Democratic Party. In 2016, McCall ran for TN State House in District 65.
Topics by minute:
1:50 - What motivated you to run for TNDP Chair?
3:35 - What were your main critiques of TNDP Chair Mary Mancini?
8:00 - What is the path forward and what are other states doing differently?
10:40 - How would a more liberal candidate play statewide?
12:40...
2019-02-1600 min
Nashville Sounding BoardEpisode 26 - Pull up a chair: TNDP Chair Mary Mancini talks lessons learned and plans for 2020I sat down with Tennessee Democratic Party Chair Mary Mancini following her January 12th re-election to a third two-year term. See the below list of topics with minute markers. Interview with challenger Holly McCall coming soon!
Topics by minute:
1:15 - Critiques of her tenure at the TNDP
4:33 - Path back to relevance in a deeply red state
8:33 - What's a fair standard for judging the TNDP - process vs. results?
11:05 - Has your work set the stage for wins in 2020 and beyond?
12:52 - Candidate support. Did you stretch resources too thin in 2018?
20:22 - Identifying target races
26:05 - How detrimental was...
2019-01-1800 min
Women of Substance Music Podcast Volume 1#724 Music by Carol Albert, Shawn Thies, Kay Miracle, Janaye Ashman & Joe Perlaky, Halie Loren, Bird Mancini, Marie Chabot, Perpetual Motion, Robin Gable, Maggie RainsTo get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Carol Albert - Mary Did You Know Shawn Thies - The Greatest Gift Kay Miracle - Christmas Valentine Janaye Ashman & Joe Perlaky - Angels We Have Heard On High Halie Loren - Blue Holiday Bird Mancini - Christmas Is Happy For Fortunate People Marie Chabot - The First Noel Perpetual Motion - Northern Lights Robin Gable - Moonlight And Mistletoe Maggie Rains - Christmas Blues For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Kay Miracle at: Visit our Sponsor Lis S...
2017-12-2045 min
Skeeter-ial: A Muppet Babies Investigation3. Jake Goldman, Haley Mancini and Dental HyjinksSKEETER IS *STILL* MISSING! After watching episodes 1 and 2 of ‘Muppet Babies,” Eileen and Matt still don’t know why Skeeter is seen as a baby on the show, but never as an adult with the rest of the Muppet gang. They have vowed to watch each and every episode of Muppet Babies in order, and look for clues as to what could’ve led to her disappearance...so the journey continues.
This week, we're joined by 'Powerpuff Girls' writers Jake Goldman and Haley Mancini. The four of them watched the third episode of 'Muppet Babies,' "Dental Hyjinks" to look for clue...
2017-04-1739 min
Women of Substance Music Podcast Volume 1#430 Music by Stefanie Keys, Fran Lucci, Sheila K Cameron, Kiirstin Marilyn, Lake Lady, Mary Kay Maas, Bird ManciniTo get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Stefanie Keys - Room To Grow Fran Lucci - Saint Christopher Sheila K Cameron - You Don't Know my Mind Kiirstin Marilyn - Please Don't Kiss Me Lake Lady - All Over This Town Mary Kay Maas - Happy Bird Mancini - Wrong People For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Morgan Wilson at: Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Grace Garland at:
2016-07-1330 min
Liberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast April 19, 2010 A Conversation with Justin Bieber, Part 1We apologize, but by the time our show aired, Justin Bieber had to cancel. We're sad but we forge ahead with the Liberadio(!) "To Do" list, Freddie as a bicycle valet, the Davidson County Democratic Party straw poll debrief, and a rundown of the news. Plus, Federal Public Defender Kelley Henry joins us live to tell us the story of her client Gaile Owens, one of two women on Tennessee's death row, and Tennessee Attorney General Bob Cooper issues an opinion [pdf] on the constitutionality of yet another vanity license plates. Beep, beep, who got the keys to the...ZOMG...
2010-04-2002 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast April 19, 2010 A Conversation with Justin Bieber, Part 2In the second hour we tell you all the fun facts that weren't reported about self-described "Tea Partiers," and we speak to Ian Millhiser, Policy Analyst for Center for American Progress about the upcoming Supreme Court nomination - what it means to a court primarily made up of conservatives "nuts" and what the confirmation process will look like. Then, it's once again time for Karl Frisch and the Media Matters for America Smackdown - this week Karl takes Maureen Dowd and the Sunday morning talk shows to the mat - and a quick but important word about a bill that...
2010-04-2002 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast April 12, 2010 Don't Confuse Your Census with Your 1040, Part 1The Liberadio(!) "To Do" list is long this week and includes marijuana jokes, coveting the Seattle Center Monorail (and flume ride), and a historic march. Plus, love him or hate him, you know Barney Frank would never try to bite the head off a baby bunny - or would he? And we are disgusted with Sarah Palin's unchallenged and unrelenting display of disrespect for the highest office in the land and chagrined - again - at what Tennessee Republicans and, therefore, Tennessee Democrats have decided is going to be the issue to talk about in this campaign. Then, we begin...
2010-04-1302 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast April 12, 2010 Don't Confuse Your Census with Your 1040, Part 2We talk to Neal Darby, Jr., Senior Partnership Specialist Team Leader with the U.S. Census Bureau and he answers all our questions about the 10 questions. Then, we continue our discussion about the controversial Benton County voter roll purges - who was affected, why, and why can't we locate the laws that the election administrator said were followed during the purge process? [19.82MB]
2010-04-1302 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast April 5, 2010 A Day without a Kleinheider, Part 1Play ball! It's opening day but we don't have just baseball on our minds - there's the Easter weekend, some jobs chatter, college hoops, and the Tennessee state legislature can't say boo to the coal lobby so the feds are coming in to take a good hard look at the quaint little practice of mountaintop removal. Plus, A.C. Kleinheider, who provided the solo byline for Post Politics - the go to place for state and local political news and views - until he was let go last week, joins us for a little debriefing, dodging, and dancing. Was he...
2010-04-0602 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast April 5, 2010 A Day without a Kleinheider, Part 2Our listeners can't get enough Kleinheider and neither can we so he stays and our listeners ask him some tough questions. Will he or won't he comment and tell? And Karl Frisch of Media Matters talks Tiger Woods, Jesse James, Justin Beiber, and Ludacris...until he gets back on track and pulls the curtain back on Sarah Palin's new Fox talk show. Then? You guessed it, we get another fix of Kleinheider. Will he be back again next week? [23.14MB]
2010-04-0602 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast March 29, 2010 Part 1Bits and bobs of news from health care to buses, Mumpower to Haslam. Plus Al Gore gets it right, how much racism is part of the Anti-health insurance reform protests, and an interview with Commissioner Reagan Farr (he lets us call him "Commish"), of the Tennessee Department of Revenue [30.61MB]
2010-03-3002 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast March 29, 2010 Part 2In this hour we interview Andrew Hysell, director of the Campaign for Healthy Kids for Save the Children and Joan Randall, chair of the Tennessee Obesity Task Force. We also hear two long-time news reporters hold national Republicans leaders to account for their ridiculous posturing and rampant hypocrisy - finally! - and we hear two Democratic state legislators hold state Republican leaders to account for the same. Plus, what should government do? Rep. Glen Casada (R-Franklin) thinks it should abandon its most precious resource. But Rep Sherry Jones (D-Nashville) disagrees. [18.8MB]
2010-03-3002 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast March 22, 2010: Part 1: Yes We Did (Part 2 in a Series)There's really one one news story this morning - woohoo! health care reform legislation! - and really one "to do" item - call and thank your congressperson who voted for woohoo! health care reform legislation. And then there's the congressmen from Tennessee who didn't vote for it. Call those guys too. Plus, what's good about the newly passed legislation and Tony Garr, executive director for Tennessee Health Care campaign joins us to talk about why it's specifically good for Tennesseans. [27.47MB]
2010-03-2202 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast March 15, 2010: Part 1: A One-Track Mind in a Multitasking World
2010-03-1602 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast March 15, 2010: Part 2: A One-Track Mind in a Multitasking World
2010-03-1602 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast March 1, 2010: Part 1: Makin' a Little Birdhouse in Your RadioNews roundup, three words to describe the Vancouver Olympics closing ceremonies, the to do list, Tennessee politics are important politics, and while our U.S. Senators refuse to fight for health care security for all Tennesseans, one lone State Senator takes a stand. Plus, our interview with Bill Howell of Tennesseans for Fair Taxation. Fair fair fair fair fair. [23.34MB]
2010-03-0402 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast March 1, 2010: Part 2: Makin' a Little Birdhouse in Your RadioWe take your calls on what the lack of meaningful health care reform means to ordinary Tennesseans, plus John Flansburgh of They Might Be Giants joins us for a rollicking interview in which we learn many, many secrets about New York Politics, kid-friendly rock shows, song lyrics, the Flood album, and bathtub conversations. We finish up with Karl Frisch, Senior Fellow for media watchdog organization Media Matters for America, and his take on the media coverage of President Obama's health care summit and Freddie's comments on Tennessee gubernatorial candidate Zach Wamp's unchallenged assertions that mountaintop removal is "good for the...
2010-03-0402 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast February 22, 2010: Part 1: Best. Invention. Ever.Make a simple hyperbolic statement and soon we're discussing discussing politics, energy sources, and the existence of God with our listeners all in the context of just what is the Best. Invention. Ever. Remo, Mary's dad, even calls in with his unique take. Plus the rich are getting richer and we call shenanigans on the guy making fun of the President for using a teleprompter while he was, you know, using a teleprompter. [20.59MB]
2010-02-2802 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast February 22, 2010: Part 2: Best. Invention. Ever.The discussion continues and we conclude that the Best. Invention. Ever. just might be Tennessee State Senator Andy Berke. Plus, a debrief of a trip to our nation's Capitol (and making plans for another), a listener calls in with a fantastic energy saving idea, an interview with Dr. Joseph Romm of ClimateProgress.org on why now is the time to pay attention to the science of climate change and not the weather, and Karl Frisch, Senior Fellow for media watchdog organization Media Matters for America, covers Conservative Political Action Conference. [23.7MB]
2010-02-2802 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast February 8, 2010: No Scrimmage: Healthcare on the One-Yard Line, Part 1President Obama's latest weekly radio address, a recap of the most super of bowls, the year of the underdog continues...from 2008, the Tea Party seen through rose-colored glasses, our interview with Graham Perry, curator of the We Shall Not Be Moved: The 50th Anniversary of Tennessee's Civil Rights Sit-ins at the Tennessee State Museum, and the work continues for affordable health care for all.
2010-02-0902 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast February 8, 2010: No Scrimmage: Healthcare on the One-Yard Line, Part 2Guess what? Jobs bills are important for the states! A couple of callers try and scold us for using the term "tea bagger" to describe the racist funny-hat-wearing xenophobes personified by Tom Tancredo at this past weekend's Tea Party Convention, and Karl Frisch, Senior Fellow for media watchdog organization, Media Matters for America brings it to the lapdog mainstream media...and Sarah Palin too.
2010-02-0902 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast February 1, 2010: Tennesseein' is Tennebelievin'!, Part 2Tea party fallout, James O'Keefe, tax-cuts, and sit-ins. Plus guests Mark Reutter for the Progressive Policy Institute, Emily Ogden of Stand for Children, and Karl Frisch of of Media Matters for America.
2010-02-0802 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast February 1, 2010: Tennesseein' is Tennebelievin'!, Part 1Tea party fallout, James O'Keefe, tax-cuts, and sit-ins. Plus guests Mark Reutter for the Progressive Policy Institute, Emily Ogden of Stand for Children, and Karl Frisch of of Media Matters for America.
2010-02-0802 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast January 25, 2010: The State of the Union isParty!, Part 1President Obama's latest weekly radio address, current news, and the to do list (including details of our 2010 State of the Union Watch Party). Plus, WRVU loses 15-year veteran Doyle Davis when he decides he can no longer "bring da funk," Air America has gone dark (but not for the reasons you think), our callers think that liberals in Tennessee should just come out already, and Liberadio(!) senior Massachusetts News Correspondent, Julie Bruno, reports from the ground - just what happened to the Coakley campaign and who is this Scott Brown dude?
2010-01-2602 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast January 25, 2010: The State of the Union isParty!, Part 2This hour we're joined by Robert Weissman, President of Public Citizen, who gives us the 4-1-1 on the latest Supreme Court decision to affect campaign financing, as well as Karl Frisch, Senior Fellow for media watchdog organization, Media Matters for America. Plus, the Top 10 Progressive Victories of the Obama administration (a.k.a. he brought the change and we can believe in it), Tennessee is - in reality - a nice shade of purpley blue, and public transit fans, rejoice! - the Obama administration announced this week that it is loosening the criteria for using federal funds to finance...
2010-01-2602 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast January 18, 2010: A Day of Service, Part 1Featuring Marisa Richmond of the Tennessee Transgender Political Coalition, Joel Berg of the New York City Coalition Against Hunger, and Rene Victoria Hoyos of of the Tennessee Clean Water Network.
2010-01-2402 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast January 18, 2010: A Day of Service, Part 2Featuring Marisa Richmond of the Tennessee Transgender Political Coalition, Joel Berg of the New York City Coalition Against Hunger, and Rene Victoria Hoyos of of the Tennessee Clean Water Network.
2010-01-2402 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast December 21, 2009: The War on Hanukkah (Because We've Already Beat Christmas) Extravaganza, Part 1Current news, to do list, the Nashville Hispanic Chamber of Commerce responds to the Salvation Army's Angel Tree policy, and an interview with Hugh Schlesinger and Skye Bacus, Ex-Music Directors for WRVU. [23.71MB]
2009-12-2202 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast December 21, 2009: The War on Hanukkah (Because We've Already Beat Christmas) Extravaganza, Part 2A bit about the CARD Act and Lilly Ledbetter; Dave Thomas (in Christmas camo!), president of the Nashville chapter of Americans United for the Separation of Church and State, finally settles the question of whether or not we are a Christian nation; your holiday phone calls and a special appearance by Dr. Marisa Richmond of the Tennessee Transgender Political Coalition who explains Rep. Jimmy Matlock's (R-Lenoir City) participation in this year's war on Hannukah. [26.30MB]
2009-12-2202 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast December 14, 2009: We're a Show Full of Misfits, Part 1Current news, to do, interviews with Matt Collins, Ex-Vice Chair of the Davidson County Republican Party and Tyler Slocum, Director of Energy Program for Public Citizen, and it's time to get on the phone again. [26.43MB]
2009-12-2102 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast December 14, 2009: We're a Show Full of Misfits, Part 2Joe Leiberman gets a little air time, Vanessa Beasley and Kevin Leander, faculty board members for Vanderbilt Student Communications, join us to discuss the board's decision to cap the number of WRVU community DJs at 25, and Karl Frisch smacks down Glen Beck during the Media Matters for America Smackdown. [23.4MB]
2009-12-2102 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast December 7, 2009: This is Tennessee Jumping Up and Down and Yelling "Yoohoo!", Part 1News, to do, and why all the good people down in Tennessee need to start paying attention to state politics. [24.56MB]
2009-12-1302 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast December 7, 2009: This is Tennessee Jumping Up and Down and Yelling "Yoohoo!", Part 2Why health care reform matters (we're talking to you Limbaugh), we get on a motherf**king boat with Betsy Phillips, also known as Aunt B. of Tiny Cat Pants and Pith in the Wind (two blogs that most definitely DO pay attention to state politics), and the Media Matters for America Smackdown with Karl Frisch. [23.89MB]
2009-12-1302 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast November 23, 2009: Faces of Love, Part 1A quick run down of the news of the week and then we feature representatives from the two organizations we are adopting this holiday season. Listen to our interviews with Rev. Becca Stevens, founder of Magdalene House and Thistle Farms, and J.C. Smith, Outreach and Alumni Program Coordinator for Operation Stand Down Nashville. [20.3MB]
2009-11-2902 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast November 23, 2009: Faces of Love, Part 2A quick run down of the Senate health care debate. Plus, Elbert Ventura is back! And he's packing a new website for pragmatic progressives. And Elbert's replacement, Karl Frisch of Media Matters, issues the smack down on this week's conservative obstructionist redonkulousness. (He is a very busy man.) And just whose interests are Republican legislators looking out for as they stand in the way of meaningful health insurance reform? [21.3MB]
2009-11-2902 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast November 16, 2009: A Black Eye, Part 1The intro, the end of the world on celluloid, recounts possibilities (or impossibilities), Republican hypocrisy in Sumner County, plus the Media Matters for American Smackdown with Karl Frisch, in which he packs a whole lot of Sarah Palin in a short time. [38.3MB]
2009-11-2202 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast October 19, 2009: Imigration Nation, Part 1Nevermind the boy not in the balloon, there's real news afoot. Ty Cobb 2.0, a healthcare reform package out of committee in the Senate, Senator Al Franken gets his first amendment passed by a roll call vote no thanks to Tennessee Senators Lamar Alexander and Senator Bob Corker who would rather let corporate plunderers off the hook for rape, Tennesseans deserve fair and accurate elections, and an interview with immigration law attorney Elliott Ozment, who covers the controversial 287g program up for reauth in the Metro Council, why he used to serve on the Sheriff's Immigration Advisory Council for the program...
2009-10-1902 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast October 19, 2009: Imigration Nation, Part 2We hear from you, our listeners, as well as another immigration attorney, Sean Lewis, about immigration matters, and conclude that we are not looking at immigration reform as comprehensively as we need to. And we talk to Davidson County Sheriff Daron Hall, the man behind the controversial 287g program, to get his take on why the program is important, how it does or doesn't work, accusations of racial profiling, and why it's coming before the Metro Council once again. Plus, it's an abbreviated version of the Media Matters for American Smackdown with Karl Frisch, in which he packs a whole...
2009-10-1902 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast October 5, 2009: Part 1A rundown of Walk Nashville Week, kissing up to Capitalism, a rundown of the lawsuit to compel the Secretary of State to give Tennesseans secure and verifiable elections, an update on climate change legislation straight from D.C. from Chris Ford of Tennessee Conservation Voters, and your phone calls about how the war on Christianity starts earlier and earlier every year. [24.21MB]
2009-10-0802 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast October 5, 2009: Part 2An interview with Not-Secretary of State Tre Hargett in which we ask him many of the questions about secure and verifiable elections we want to ask the real Secretary of State if he would ever agree to appear on the show; an interview with the real visual artist Wayne White, who brings his new book of his artwork Maybe Now Ill Get the Respect I So Richly Deserve, to the Southern Festival of Books this weekend; and the Media Matters for American Smackdown with Karl Frisch. [18.2MB]
2009-10-0802 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast September 28, 2009: Part 1Mary prepares to unleash (ha!) the congressman Barney Frank on Halloween households all across America and if you think that's scary, what until you hear what Republican State Senator Ron Ramsey wants to do to fair elections in Tennessee. Plus, Mary and Freddie try to understand just what, exactly, Ben Trippett and Accountability Now PAC have uncovered about Coop. [22.62MB]
2009-10-0102 minLiberadio(!) with Mary Mancini & Freddie O'ConnellLiberadio(!) Podcast September 28, 2009: Part 2Reginald Coopwood, M.D., CEO of the Nashville Hospital Authority tells us about their health facilities, the best-kept secret in Nashville, and Karl Frisch does his best Elbert Ventura impression in the next generation of the Media Matters for America Smackdown. Plus, President Obama's foreign policy has all but isolated Iran from the world community. So why is the right-wing still calling him a surrender monkey? [22.62MB]
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