October 13, 2010

from Radio Free oZ · host Peter Bergman

Paying Attention To Not Paying Attention

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Paying Attention To Not Paying AttentionDavid and I look forward to the launch of Ozinears. Line Up The TrumpetsI look at the developing disaster in Pakistan and see A Beacon Of Burning TankersA menacing midterm appraoches and The Angry Line Up To VoteIf you were born today, you've got a little Lenny in you says the Comedy Calendar for Oct. 13Better stay green in the Euro zone. Break A Dam-Go To JailHe got the message, now he's out Pulling The Trigger For GlennWas he born an ignorant bully, or Does Paladino Have A Choice?Americans hate the government they want because they're Paying Attention To Not Paying AttentionDana Lyons warns us not to go Swimming In Da NileFrank Acme and Dr. Archtype star in the Firesign's Fuse Of Doom: Should Old AcquaintanceThe bloodshed may be over as Turkey Finds A Way With The KurdsAt the other end of that AK-47 is The Tea Party TorturerT'ao Chi'en reminds us that In A Bare Room There Is Leisure To Spare

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