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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2006 · 30 MIN

Walk the talk

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Jen Moore takes us to the Press Freedom Awards on this episodes installment of Homebrew.  Keith was watching the pre-election frenzy when he recorded his column, and he's got a prediction... is it now true? Music comes to us this episode from Shotgun and Jaybird. First up, a song called Stolen Mini-Van.  DVDiva is trying something a little different this episode. She's bringing in her reel-woman podcasting partner, Judy Rebick. These two dames can sure chat up a storm about the movies. This episode, they think about The Proposition Wayne Macphail is in with another online tool. This time, it's Scrybe. More music to finish off the program, from Shotgun and Jaybird, this is RE - Tired. The rabble.ca membership drive is on now. Don't forget to sign up. There are lots of nifty prizes, and your dollars will be going to help keep independent media alive in Canada. Click the "join us" link at rabble.ca.

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