Episode 1: A Very Bevin Xmas -- Commentary

An episode of the The Kentucky Muck Podcast podcast, hosted by Mick Parsons, titled "Episode 1: A Very Bevin Xmas -- Commentary" was published on December 24, 2015.

December 24, 2015 · The Kentucky Muck Podcast

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Episode Description

This special Christmas Eve edition of The Kentucky Muck Podcast includes intro and outro music and a little commentary about our new "Christian" governor on a day when we're all supposed to think about peace on earth and goodwill towards each other.

Gov. Bevin's early work proves he is interested neither in peace nor in goodwill.

Merry Christmas, all. Please enjoy, and share. We're still working on getting set up in the iTunes library, but will be posting from here for now.

Regards and Happy Holidays,

Mick

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