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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2010 · 1H 28M

Podcast #97

from The Peter B Collins Show · host Collins Media Services

Alabama sleaze, hardball in hydroponics. Alabama blogger Roger Shuler returns with a report from the Deep South. He comments on Sen. Shelby's abusive hold on Obama appointments and Sen. Session's homophobic opposition to lifting Don't Ask Don't Tell. While Shelby has blocked appointments, Obama has left partisan Republicans in critical US Attorney jobs, including Leura Canary in Alabama. One of her deputies, who coached the key witness in the Siegelman case, is on his way to Gitmo as a defense attorney in kangaroo court er, military commissions for some prisoners. Shuler also updates the Siegelman appeals and reports that debt collectors played a key role in Sen. Brown's recent Massachusetts election. Big Mike Straumietis, CEO of Advanced Nutrients, charges that hydroponic equipment producers are colluding against him and threatening retailers because he openly supports medical marijuana cultivation. His new magazine is Rosebud.

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The Peter B. Collins Show covers American news and politics from the Left Coast. Veteran talkradio personality Peter B. Collins, based in San Francisco, delivers fresh interviews, commentary and analysis on a range of important topics, with views and voices you don't often find in the corporate media. Peter B. is smart, funny, well-informed, and actually listens to guests and callers. As an independent progressive, Peter B. doesn't hesitate to criticize leaders and policies he disagrees with. Grab the Peter B. Collins show for great conversations about current affairs and controversial topics--a freewheeling exchange on the issues and people who really matter.

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