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Today, Saturday, May 10th This is Hell! airs
a live completely unedited and uninterrupted broadcast beginning
at 9 AM (US central time) on WNUR 89.3 FM Evanston/Chicago.
We're also streaming online via WNUR's web site (http://www.wnur.org)
under the heading, "Listen Online."
This week, David Rothkopf introduces us to the 'Superclass';
Janet Redman explains carbon credits; John Perkins
talks about the 'secret history of the US'; and we go back
to Iraq with Dahr Jamail.
Independent of "Independent Media," alternative
to "Alternative Media," This is Hell.
The Headlines from Hell have been relaunched as the Nine
Circles of Hell ... with our apologies to Dante. Each
day, we'll offer you nine of the most hellish news stories
our staff could find.
Listeners, please send news stories that you believe
best fit into this funnel of media hell by clicking
here. You can also email comments you have on any
specific story and we'll be more than happy to post them at
the site. The Nine
Circles of Hell are currently updated through Thursday,
May 8th.
This is Hell. We're not here to create disorder, we're here
to preserve disorder.
THIS WEEK'S QUESTION FROM HELL!
FOR OUR LISTENERS:
Why is John McCain going to be the next president of the
United States?
Email your response by 11 AM (US central), Saturday, May
10th and we'll read at least a portion on the air.
Email your response by clicking
here.
Saturday, June 7th, This is Hell! celebrates it's 10th
anniversary by airing an all-listener request show. Every
guest on our 10th anniversary show will be guests that were
requested by our listeners.
We know, we know. The all-request show has now been rescheduled
twice. However, due to sports programming which will likely
abbreviate our broadcasts through May, and our desire to have
the listener request show be a full four hours, it has had
to be rescheduled again.
And what better way to celebrate the 10th anniversary of
This is Hell! by doing an all-request show?
Send your request and why you want that guest to be interviewed
on This is Hell! by clicking here.
If you've sent a request for a certain guest to be interviewed
on This is Hell!, there's no need to re-send your suggestion.
Nicholas Hale and his 'Fool Britannia' segment,
which are featured on This is Hell!, have gone digital. You
can now read Nicholas's writing by going to http://foolbrit.blog.co.uk/.
Nicholas will be back on our show, live from Bristol, England,
on May 10th.
And irregular correspondent Mike Dvorak is currently
sailing from Portland, Oregon to Santa Cruz, California on
a sailboat completely powered by renewable/sustainable energy
including recycled plastic bottle sails and a biodiesel fuel
engine. The trip is called the "2041, Voyage for Cleaner
Energy" and the trip is being run by Robert Swan who
was the first man to ever step foot on both the North and
South Pole. Robert is now promoting renewable energy by traveling
to the five largest carbon emitters in the world, starting
in the US.
To find out more about the 2041 mission, visit http://2041.com/.
For trip details, visit http://2041.com/the-voyage.
The official This is Hell listening center is located
in Cary's
Lounge, 2251 West Devon, in Chicago's West Rogers Park
neighborhood (also known as West Ridge and Chai Town).
We will not be at Cary's following this Saturday's, April
26th, show.
Saturday, May 31st, we return to Cary's! Hang
out with your bitter blind broke gap-toothed radio show host
Chuck Mertz and producer Drew Colglazier after
the show from 3 PM till 8 PM.
Yeah, we know it's a long time. But with so many upcoming
shows abbreviated due to special programming, we're taking
a few weeks off from post-show drunkenness.
Podcasters our last show is streaming right now. Listen
by clicking
here. And if you want to listen in regular MP3,
just click
here.
On our last podcast, Doug Gurian-Sherman 'revealed
the high costs and environmental impacts of confined animal
feeding operations', Bob Fitrakis explained how this
week the Supreme Court may have elected John McCain president,
and Paul Roberts told us about 'The Seven Myths of
Energy Independence.'
Due to technical difficulties, This is Hell! was not broadcast
last Saturday, April 26th.
Feel free to peruse our vast vault of past Hell podcasts
by clicking on Archives.
The devolution will not be televised, it will be podcast
every Saturday right after the show.
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