A few interviews for Tuesday

It's enormously satisfying to see that Michael Graham is thriving on the radio. . .
Dhimmi Watch: CAIR and Michael Graham

. . . but 3:35am? OUCH! Info at the link posted above indicates his show airs Weekdays: 10 AM - 12 PM.

Ok, I'm confused.

I'll be sure to listen to you on Dennis Miller.

People who want to hear the show streamed over the internet can go to WIND AM 560 and click on the "Listen Live" button on the upper left side. Miller's show is broadcast live on that station so you can call in to the show (not the radio station) and talk to Robert and Dennis, if you can get through, altough you might end up on hold for twenty minutes. The Miller show's phone number is 866-509-7268.

Since Miller broadcasts live from 10AM to 1PM Eastern, that will mean Robert's going to be during the last hour of the broadcast, which means 9AM Pacific, 10AM Mountain, 11AM Central, and 12PM Eastern. And for Brits I think that's 5PM. I'm sorry but I don't know the rest of the JW readerships' timezones off the top of my head.

One downside to AM 560's live stream is that it sometimes "hangs" or cuts off unexpectedly, but hopefully tomorrow everything will go smoothly.

For all us who live in a 100 mile radius of Indianapolis, I have just asked Robert to include an interview with Greg Garrison (on WIBC, AM 1070).

I listen to him every day, and he is good! He knows the truth about Pigslam (and strongly supports Israel.)

Watch for further developments at WIBC...

Thanks for the Dennis Miller info Tasty Beverage. It is comforting to know that "the lizards" never sleep.

...and, you know, whatever.

Love it. A little levity leaveneth the whole lump. Or whatever.

Damn, I'm sorry I didn't get to hear Spencer on Dennis Miller. That could be classic. I hope somebody will post it on youtube or something.

Doooh!! Dennis Miller is tomorrow, so I will get to hear it.

Wow, Robert,
Both Miller & Putnam in one day?
lol...now THAT's worth listening to!

Expect Miller (westwood 1 radionet if I remember) to be on a roll like a juggernaut (just roll along with him & ride the wave, half-jokes/half-serious, but always in good form)...

George Putnam...you'll notice he doesn't act 92, he's still pull of piss & vinegar & will tell it like it is! As he says in trademark fashion "In this reporter's opinion..." then his take is like hitting the audience in the face with a brick, and making it an enjoyable experience...lol

All in all both are class acts,
Both, you'll have a good time with.
I'm lookin' forward to those...it should be a real hoot!
:-D

Michael Graham. Now, there's a familiar name as CAIR hounded him until he was dismissed by ABC/Disney, after ABC/Disney said they wouldn't cave in to CAIR's pressure.

awake at August 27, 2007 10:47 PM

Thanks for the Dennis Miller info Tasty Beverage. It is comforting to know that "the lizards" never sleep.

You're very welcome. We all have to do our bit to spread the word :)

I'm going to post this over at LGF so more people know about it. Someone might have already done so but the threads there get so big now I don't have the time to look through and see.

Well that was pathetic! They only had Robert on the Dennis Miller show for one 10 minute segment, and only took one call after Robert was finished, but at least the call was funny. The caller said something like (I'm paraphrasing) "Violence in islam is "fringe" like hard drugs and Andy Dick."

For non-American JWers: Andy Dick is a D-list actor in Hollywood who seems to only make headlines when he is involved in another booze or drug-related mishap. Most recently actor Jon Lovitz beat the crap out of him at a comedy club because of Dick's drug/alcohol fueled rudeness and misbehavior.

Anyway, good job Robert for the limited time you had (and no opportunity to interact with callers).

Tasty Beverage,

That call was by me. I'm glad you liked it.

I'll paraphrase myself, cause I'm not even sure what I said.

Dennis, one question I have is, if Islam is the religion of peace, then why does Robert Spencer, according to the jackets of all his books, need to live in a secure, undisclosed location.

There are those who try to portray violence in Islam as a fringe element. Well to me, violence in Islam is a fringe element like recreational drug use is to Andy Dick.

Posted by: awake at August 28, 2007 4:14 PM

That call was by me. I'm glad you liked it.

You were great. Good on you for calling in.

"There are those who try to portray violence in Islam as a fringe element. Well to me, violence in Islam is a fringe element like recreational drug use is to Andy Dick".

Exactly. Sorry I didn't get the quote right but I was doing two things at once. That analogy was perfect. Hahahaha.