Le Show; 2001-02-04

Ladies and gentlemen, are we, are we too sensitive or are we not sensitive enough? I know the tough questions usually come further into the body of the show, but we got a lot of fish to fry today. And so let's, let's get to it. Are we too sensitive or are we not sensitive enough evidence on one side of the picture comes from, sorry for popping the mic, sorry, sorry for hitting the mic. Just sorry. Evidence on one side of the argument comes from Terry McCollough just crowned over the weekend as the new chairman of the Democratic National Committee, the choice of Bill and Hillary Clinton, probably because of his prowess in raising funds and in providing the original mortgage for their house in Chapacua, New York. Anyway, Terry McCollough, in speaking this week, I guess committed a gaff. He said the phrase colored people and shortly afterwards advised of his faux pas, hastened

to apologize and to say that he was sorry if he had offended anybody, but of course what he had really meant to say was people of color. I swear that's what happened. I wouldn't make that up for a million dollars. Yeah, I would. He said colored people he apologized and then he said he meant to say people of, it's black history month. What's he supposed to do on the other hand? So maybe we're too sensitive on the other hand, maybe, maybe we're not sensitive enough anymore. I don't know. King is a sponsor of the XFL, the football league quotes, uh, being put on by, uh, the world wrestling fed, world wrestling federation has has actually just invented a football league and got an NBC to go in half ease with them. But if you watched any of the XFL last night and I did just because I wanted to see NBC embarrass itself, but they were smart, they made sure that all the microphones had didn't

have an NBC sports anywhere on them. They had XFL logos instead and the normal peacock bug that appears in the corner of your screen had had a big X over it. So maybe they're too sensitive, but on the other hand, as I say, Burger King is a sponsor. And then as if to compete, the distinguished fast food chain McDonald's has, uh, unveiled a new advertising campaign and I, again, I swear, not making this up spotted on a bus here in the, in Southern California, just this week, a McDonald's ad on the bus for, you know, one of their sandwiches, one of their mad cow specials. And the headline was, quote, bite the big one, unquote. So are we too sensitive or are we not, it's not sensitive enough or are we just hello, welcome to the show.

I see you floating by me, I see a beautiful face, it's pointed straight up, totally small. I know, I know you feel me, be me. And you sense my burning X-ray vision as you roll on by now. You must be gravitating to the vibe I'm generating, oh, maybe not, yeah, I have known you forever. You push the reset button on the counter of my heart, but you will laugh at my advances, but still I got a chance at, as I watch your cast, you do it, you do it for me, yeah,

you do it for me, yeah, you do it for me, yeah, you do it. That's how I know that you are mine I Send out to you Frequent seas exceeding the speeding laws

I Extend out to you The satellite that will orbit your mind till you're down That's how I know That's how I know I'm the house droid that will infiltrate your soul That's how I know That's how I know Speeding towards you burning out of control Yeah, you do it You are You do it for me Yeah, you do it You do it You do it for me You do it That's how I know that you are mine That's how I know that you are mine That's how I know that you are mine That's how I know that you are mine

That's how I know that you are mine Lucy at the gym She's there every time I go And I don't go that often So she must live at the gym I still at her ribs They show through the spandex Our little legs are working She's going somewhere She's climbing up the stairs

When she reaches the top Her dreams will be there Lucy at the gym Lucy on the scale for the third time Through thick and thin Lucy's at the gym She's staring at the clock I like the second time she never stops She's Lucy at the gym When she takes a shower After all the hours Does she ever place to go? Is there someone waiting

Or is Lucy all alone? I met the gym And Lucy's not there It's got me kind of worried So I imagine boys She made it up to heaven And once she met her maker He said, come right in I'll show you around the gym Everyone's beautiful and thin And here there's no sense

And your life can't begin Lucy at the gym Cheap on Lucy Cheap on working girl Cheap on Lucy Cheap on working Cheap on Lucy Cheap on working girl Cheap on Lucy Cheap on working From the edge of America From the home of the homeless From the world headquarters Of all the gyms Don't we have all the gyms here? Don't we really? We're all welcoming you there too And I am so proud To note on a new website That I've just been apprised of

Which if you're into public radio It might be something you'd want to know about too It's called publicradiofan.com It's for real And it's basically a way of finding out When your favorite shows are on any time That you might want to hear them All over the public radio system On any public radio station That is on available On the internet And so they categorize All the public radio shows That they provide links for And this broadcast is categorized As funny That's just a category It's not a review It's just a category I think the car guys are there too So it's really not a review An independent report Accused television networks Of confusing the public And interfering with democracy on election night Calling their actions an abuse of power This is in the United States The report by three veteran journalist was commissioned by CNN By CNN

But took a broader look at all the networks Primarily declaring George W. Bush the winner that night CNN responded by promising to pay For an independent vote analysis system And to not use exit polls To call close races Well why would you The races that aren't closed You can call before they Before the polls have opened The report condemned the networks In unusually harsh language For twice declaring and then retracting winners in Florida Television system of analyzing voter information Self-destructed it said Television interfered with the electoral process and the election result CNN's own performance that night According to the journalist was quote A debacle That's a bad thing The reports of the networks were done in by competitive drive to be first in declaring states For a particular candidate and an overconfidence in experts and polls Excuse me

How much did they pay those guys to figure that out I would have done it for I've been doing it for free And overconfidence in experts and polls That competition was ultimately foolish since few viewers knew who was first And because each network paid to use the same source of information in the corny the journalist Yeah but they care who's first Screw the viewers They they know who's first and they are the ones who care The future of voter news service That single source is endowed Its members are reviewing another report on the company's election night performance and deciding whether to pour more money Into it or start something new from scratch Again, voter news service has reviewed itself Finding the company's Florida projections Seriously underestimated the number of absentee ballots And the samples of key precincts were too small for drawing conclusions about statewide results VNS also failed to properly convey to its members at various points that night the risk they could be making

The risk that they could be making a wrong declaration None of the other networks have offered comment on the report The head of CNN declined to comment He's expecting to be fired CNN did not go as far as the reports suggested in making changes the report recommended network Stop using exit polls entirely to project winners CNN said only it would not use exit polls in states with close races The report also recommended networks stop using returns from key precincts to project a winner statewide CNN said instead it would fund its own system to sample key precincts Which will cost millions of dollars so they had to fire they had to lay off people to do that But they will not desist from using exit polls ladies and gentlemen the only people who can desist from using exit polls to make it stick Are you just just don't answer when they come up with the clipboards

The clipboard is a tip off that nothing good is going to happen Take it from me Or don't you know it's perfectly up to you Ladies and gentlemen this is Santa Monica California wins this broadcast originates The sort of the eye of the storm of the whole Electricity crisis thing And I'm not sure that this has been pointed out to you sufficiently It has been rammed into your skull But just east of where this broadcast originates is a city a big city called Los Angeles They're not having a power problem there Because their electricity company their electric company is municipally owned They got plenty of power they're selling power to the rest of us We who've been thoroughly or not thoroughly depending on your point of view privatized Anyway a just a signal that although it's

Declaimed as a crisis even this electricity deal May have some good results I've been driving around the city of Santa Monica And since Supplies of electricity have become tight they're turning off like half the street lights at night which makes it look Like night Because Santa Monica like so many other American cities During the 80s bought into this hole If you flood the streets with light you'll reduce crime The more light the less crime The less salmon too but that's another subject But so the entire street scape of Santa Monica was just flooded just looked like basically Looks like that's a night show stage that lit So half of it half of those lights are now turned off And what do you know it looks like night time again it's not dark It just it just looks like a city at night not not like that's a night show

The gentleman a drug that could save the lives of millions of people stricken by a lethal disease in the developing world You get the premise there A drug that could save the lives of millions of people stricken by a lethal disease in the developing world That would be the premise That drug has been reformulated into a cosmetic cream to remove facial hair Because that use is more profitable The marketing of Vanica Has been Fingered by doctors without borders the French medical charity as an example of the cynicism of the drug industry Well, let's see Charity says no companies were interested in supplying Vanica to treat victims of sleeping sickness That's a bad one Sleeping sickness That was the one we were always scared of as kids Well, those of us who are kids at a certain point in time

Sleeping, you know the CT fly by two and good night Anyway When the application for facial hair removal was discovered the treatment suddenly became commercially attractive Treatments for leash maniasis Another parasitic disease are available for the pet dogs of wealthy westerners but are priced beyond the reach of impoverished African and Asian nations The disease effects About five million people a year Similar commercial decisions have restricted the availability of Pentamidine, another treatment for sleeping sickness after it was discovered that it also worked as a drug for AIDS-related pneumonia Well, all right, come on Next month aid charities are to launch a campaign urging governments to curb the excesses of the drug industry which they claim pursue profits At the expense, excuse me, of lives Vanica which has the chemical name

If Florethine was found to be effective in treating sleeping sickness caused by a parasite carried by CT flies There it is, it really is CT flies just like we thought All those years, Aventus the company which developed it and saw little profit in the drug gave the patent to the World Health Organization Which asked doctors without front doctors without borders to find a manufacturer. It was turned down by 24 companies Due to their doubts about profitability Bristol Meyer's squib then carried out tests and discovered an application for facial hair removal It was launched here in the United States last autumn and it's been advertised in Cosmo Why can't they rub the cream on the flies? I don't know Don't look at me, I'm not a doctor and I don't play one on radio I'm not a doctor and I don't play one on radio

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I'm not a doctor and I don't play one on radio And now news of food ladies and gentlemen here on the broadcast this is from the Associated Press to the surprise of no one who lives in Utah I'm not a doctor and I don't play one on radio I'm not a doctor and I don't play one on radio

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I'm not a doctor and I don't play one on radio I'm not a doctor and I don't play one on radio For example, vanilla, peach, orange, or other flavors and top notes would complete the system. We're talking flavor systems

To demonstrate the complementary flavors, a fat-free frozen dessert was made using soy protein. The unfavered flavored control had the same beanie grainy notes as the soy milk. The flavor desserts had maple and praline flavors, without evidence soy notes. Such sweet brown flavors, along with spice or nut flavors, lend themselves particularly well, says Angolich. All those sweet brown flavors. Survey research conducted by Harmon and Riemer indicates that both regular consumers of commercial soy milk and trier rejectors like the product better with the masking flavor. Among regular consumers, 90% said they drink it for healthfulness, only 29% said they drink it because they like the grainy beanie flavors. That's 30% of people who like it because it tastes grainy and beanie. To me, that's a market. I don't know why not.

An additional survey asked consumers to rate the best candidates for soy supplements. They chose power bars, veggie burgers, and breakfast bars. The company also conducted the company, Harmer and Harmon and Riemer, also conducted two focus groups, one with consumers who use soy products, at least once a month, and the other with non-users, in order to understand their attitudes concerning soy products. The soy users valued variety and experimentation in their meal selections and were less traditional. They and their households were very interested and concerned about health and nutrition. They knew about nutritional topics and current trends and issues. They viewed soy consumers as being aware, educated, health conscious, young, and female. Not a word about the fact that more than half the soy crop in the United States last year was genetically modified. Were they aware of that? Or were they just female?

Non-users had a less positive view of soy consumers considering them health conscious and fanatic. The non-users were more traditional in their food selection. They were concerned about nutritional matters like calories and fat, but they were not as aware of current trends and issues as the soy users. Says Angulich of Harmon and Riemer. Some of them didn't know that soy comes from soybeans. Ladies and gentlemen, what can you say after that? Except, I'll read the traits for you as a copyrighted feature of this broadcast. And you know, maybe they're right. If it's genetically modified, it doesn't come from soy beans. When the meal starts to play, she slides out on the floor.

Dancing without a partner, swaying on the tube and forth. There's a rhythm in her footsteps and a flower in her head. She smiles on the face because she's in a place where she don't have a cat. She ain't looking for no lover. She ain't looking for a romantic. She just wants to stay. She just wants to dance. Yeah, she just wants to dance. Oh, she just wants to dance.

When she's moving to Canada, and it's obvious to me, this little girl ain't crazy. She's a wild, and she is free. She can feel it in her fingers, and it moves on down the spine. And then it fits her hips. She parts on lips, and you know she's feeling fine. She ain't looking for no lover. She ain't looking for a romantic. She just wants to dance. She just wants to dance. Yeah, she just wants to dance. She just wants to dance. Oh, don't get it going.

She ain't looking for no lover. She ain't looking for a romantic. She just wants to dance. She just wants to dance. Get out the way and let the girl dance. Yeah, she just wants to dance. Yeah, she just wants to dance. Slide along. She wanna shove a shoe and shake her hips. She wanna wave her hands in the air. She wanna shake that hanging. Yeah, but she don't want no hanging thinking. This is the show, and speaking of journalistic debuckles, as we were, moments ago, when Katie Corrick, Barbara Walters, Larry King, Dan Rather, and others wanted to get an interview with Theodore Kaczynski, the convicted unibomber, they wrote letters that can only be described as sucking up.

At least they were described that way by the Washington Post. To some environmentalists, gushed Sean Efron of 60 minutes, too, to Kaczynski, quote, you are a hero and a pioneer. Wrote Good Morning America's correspondent, Dan Dollar, I hope you decided it's in your better interest to explain yourself by using me, use me Larry Isch, producer for the Rosanzo, was more personal, quote, I believe that you and her would definitely hit it off. That's not, that's not a real Larry, that's Larry Isch. These and other pitch letters from 1999 were unearthed by a website, the smoking gum gun dot com from files donated by Kaczynski to the library at the University of Michigan.

Said New Yorker, staff writer Lawrence Wright in his letter, I'm particularly interested in why certain people feel the need to act out what they have written books or seen in movies. I'm also a screenwriter. My first movie, the siege starring Denzel Washington, came out last November. There is violence depicted in my work in particular terrorists who setting off bombs in New York. So we have a lot in common. CNN's legal analyst, Greta van Susterin. I'll ask the tough questions and get to the point, noted that the, the she handled death penalty cases as a defense lawyer. I would like to focus on among, among other things, the issue of whether a mental illness defense can be or should be forced on a legally competent, legally competently accused. Your case is particularly fascinating, since you reject the findings and no one can dispute that you are an extremely smart man.

Understand by that letter says, Greta, the guy is a very bright high IQ murderer. The Sean Efron, the 60 minutes to producer was at pains to distance his show from his sister program. Please understand that 60 minutes to is not the program on which your brother and mother appear. They appeared on 60 minutes with Mike Wallace and Leslie Stahl. Our story will allow you to personally refute what they said about you. A spokesman said the letter was not derogatory at all towards 60 minutes. It was, it uses what any journalist would use to entice him to come on the program. And that's, that's said in their defense. Ladies and gentlemen, Bill Clinton took some of the pressure off this week announcing that after a fewer erupted over news that he wanted an office on the entire 56th floor of Carnegie Hall Towers in New York as his. Post presidential office at a cost of the taxpayers of $700,000. He announced that his foundation would pay half the cost, half the rent, and that given the alacrity with which some members of Congress were going to or threatening to investigate the gifts taken home by the Clintons,

among the $190,000, unlike the 144,000 dollars in gifts taken home by the George and Barbara Bush family after only four years in the way that the Clintons would pay off half the cost of those gifts from their foundation. Still Congressman Dan Burton, who once tried to prove how Vince Foster was murdered by shooting a pistol at a watermelon in his backyard is threatening to hold hearings on the pardon issue. And the whisp, the hint of possible investigation also swirls around Reverend Jesse Jackson questions about where the money came from to buy the house he purchased for his for the mother of his quote love child unquote in Los Angeles. It's expensive to live here.

We're glad we're proud that he chose this place, but he's maybe answering questions, maybe forced to answer questions about whether that money came from charitable contributions to operation push it. It sounds ladies and gentlemen. You know, Bill Clinton will not leave the stage. It does. It does sounds like another edition of Clinton something here next on the show. Clinton something, the Chapeque years. Now, I think the picture of me and an error fact doesn't work over the fireplace. What do you think me? I just I just work here, sir. I'll put it wherever you want. Yeah, it's so hard for me to get used to the idea that the people around me aren't advisors anymore. I mean, don't get me wrong. Yeah, I do happen to be one of the few people I know who made money in the NASDAQ last year, maybe between the thing and the thing.

What the candle lobby in the sconce? Yeah, right. Man, it's a whole new vocabulary. I always thought sconce was what Tony Blair demanded with his tea. I don't know. That sort of puts the spotlight on the error fact picture as opposed to putting it into context with the whole peacemaker motif. And decorating is harder than it looks. Well, if nobody else is going to get it, I guess I will. Man, you got to do everything yourself these days. Mr. President, I come without entourage. Man, I wouldn't mind seeing a good size entourage right about now. Come on in, Jesse. I hope I'm not intruding in the nesting process. Sitting down roots is the only way they're sure that once planted, you will be fruitful. Yeah, now I'm just trying to finish the unpacking. You can take five or whatever it is. People take these days. Thank you, sir.

Beautiful house. Beautiful neighborhood. Yeah. Any people of color living? Actually, I think Buffett Combs mom lives a couple miles away. I pray for that woman. You think it's a wig? Platinum hell and a sister. But this house on it. You know, I would never have been following his trial in the old days. I'd have been reading the intelligence reports on the Middle East or complaints from commanders and Kosovo. Sometimes you don't realize how heavy the weight is until you put the burden down. Hey, man, burdening down. Yeah, I can't take a crappy dail, chihillie glass, what's it without creepy old watermelon, down Burton, threatening to hold hearings and subpoena everybody who's ever held us a fundraiser. Are you love it? Yeah, I do. Lucky I do because it wouldn't stop regardless. But yeah, I love the game and they're so damn bad at it. I mean, all right. We'll reimburse the gifts from the foundation. Yeah, I saw that. So we go to the same people who gave us the gifts and say, please won't you contribute to the foundation? It's just another hoop I got to jump through. Yeah, but it is so beach redecorating does it ever? I mean, if you checked out Denise rich, man, is she hot? Is she rides for a reason, man? So you got all the soul with about half the back porch. Yeah, anyway, look, what what brings you to Chapa, I don't think you came for the antique fair down at the high school.

No, sir, I did not matter. In fact, the only antique I'm interested in right now is me. I've lost my way. The love child stories is morphing into a story about the money for the mother. I'm about to walk through the valley of the shadow without a paddle. See you gave me some very good advice during the home moniker thing. You remember what it was. So your PepsiCo stock. That was part of it, but you also said something about responsibility. I said very often taking the responsibility is the best way of avoiding a blame. There you go. Mr. President, at this time, the very time when I ought to believe in the charge against the desire of President Bush to roll everything back. I've got to worry about the danger of being rolled under. This could be my white waterloo gate.

Just out of need to tell you that I know how you feel except for the part about you being African American, which especially during black history month, I can never know how that feels. But I do know how you feel. But aside from offering you some, let's call it moral support and some trail mix in the bowl over there. I'm fine. What can I do for you, buddy? Well, so you can't spell triumph without try. So that last pardon list. Have they published a final version yet? I mean, is it certain stone? Can it be any addendums submitted? Because man, I'm already getting enough heat about the stupid partens. You know, as far as I'm concerned, everybody can just stay in jail now. President company accepted a course. Well, but that's your state, sir. The mark rich pardon is the lighting rod. Something filed back there under the J's. That might be an act of stealth kindness flying way under the radar of reaction. You're damn good, Jackson. But you know, even Jack Quinn couldn't get you pardon now. I mean, I couldn't give one to my best friend at this point, which is not to say that you're not my best friend.

As a matter of fact, at this moment, what answer what you could do for me is lend your services and your email list to a fundraiser Madison Square Garden legal fund. No, sir. I'm going to pay back operation push from my foundation. It's a fundraiser to start my foundation. Jesse, of course, you got me. I'd love to play the garden again. All right, Mr. President. I'll leave you to do your labors such as they are. Okay, fellas cigarette break is over. Jesse, you take care of yourself and and of whoever else you have to take care of. Yes, sir. I'll give you a cause to Hillary. Please do. So look, man, I forgot your name. I never told you. Steve Steve, of course. I just wanted to ask you something. Yeah. How did you make money in the NASDAQ last year? No big deal. I fixed a plumbing. Middle aged angst and premature powerlessness. Together they add up to Clinton something moving this fall to lifetime.

I don't have to beg you to hold me. You don't have to love me when I want it. Cause somebody else will.

Don't call friends say you don't need it. All the time they tried to get it. I said you better look out. You're good things about to come to an end. Yeah, baby. I'm talking about your real good things about to come to an end. All those nights I watched the four walls. I didn't have to watch them all alone.

Whenever someone said they wanted me. I didn't have to tell them I was your very own. You have all the love I've got baby. And even ice melts to water when it gets hot. Hey, you better look out. You're good things about to come to an end. I'm talking about your real good things about to come to an end. Getting myself back together. It's gonna be a big problem. I know.

But when the right girl says that she wants me. You can bet I won't say no, no, no. Look out, baby. You're good things. You're good things about to come to an end, baby. I'm talking about your real good things about to come to an end, baby. Don't let no one turn you away from me, girl. You're good things might come to an end, baby. You better hold, hold on to what you got, girl. You know you got all my love, baby.

I'm talking about you, baby. You're good things about to come to an end, baby. You're good things about to come to an end, baby. I'm talking about you, baby. You're good things about to come to an end, baby. You're good things about to come to an end, baby. I just wanted to share with you what's in my heart about what we're doing for the American people. You've heard about my education plan and my text plan. We're focused on these. I talked about them in my campaign. And that's the reason I won the election. And if I didn't, it's not the reason. But there's some other things in our plate. And I wanted to share these serving suggestions with you.

First off, regardless of what you may have heard or read, we're not coming in here to do on 180 on everything my predecessor may have done. For example, the severe and occasionally unfair immigration law that he signed back in 1996 will remain in place because while we work for a more inclusive America, fairness demands that we have some exclusivity too. And the drug laws that have during my predecessor's administration doubled our prison population. They'll continue to do their good work because prison is one place where you really don't have to worry about the population explosion. So there's a consensus that we can build on. And this week my cabinet became complete as a good man was sworn in as attorney general by the man who was most qualified to be chosen justice by another president bush as we call him number 41. Cashcroft has a good heart. A lot of his opponents got a little harsh, but we're setting a new tone in Washington. So let me just say this. A lot of those people don't know John Ashcroft's heart.

They purport to tell you what's in his heart and that it's bad. This man's got a good heart. Here's your recent recording of my friend John. I know what's in John Ashcroft's heart. And now so do you. Finally, I do want to say a special word to my friends in California. During this time when market forces aren't being fully allowed to work their magic, we've all got to do our part. I can guarantee you the federal government will stay out of your way and my California friends may have to make some temporary sacrifices. But it's not so hard. As a matter of fact, at my ranch in Crawford, Texas, we can't even get cable. So now it's time to end this little broadcast. And like everything else that we're going to be doing in this new administration, it begins and it ends on time.

And that at least you can take to the bank. Thank you for listening. Ladies and gentlemen, the Wall Street Journal blew the top off the story this week that CDs are not virtually indestructible. Wow. Rip out the front page, ladies and gentlemen. And then there's also this. A controversial new service is providing professional callers for radio stations that feel ordinary phone and listeners are not lively enough.

Stations that use the professional callers rarely identify them as ringers, which is apparently part of the appeal of callers undemand offered by United Stations. A syndication company partly owned by Dick Clark. Our army of live callers are standing by to jumpstart your morning show reads a pitch on the company's website. Let's face it. Most mornings, if the callers suck, you're out of luck. Why risk it? They'll be the dream listeners you really deserve, but so rarely get the website promises. Stations take their pick from our performers on call like a trailer park girl, a Chinese delivery guy, a 7-11 guy. People who do accents. We have one person who does a brilliant five-year-old girl who calls stations and tells dirty jokes she supposedly heard from her father.

Hey, can we tell you who we got from United Stations, ladies and gentlemen, the callers you deserve. Anyway, this is the radio broadcast you deserve or not that concludes this addition thereof. The show returns next week at the same time over the same stations over NPR World Wide Thread Europe over the US and 440 cable system in Japan. Around the world through the Armed Forces network on shortwave at WBCQ the planet at 7.415 megahertz and on your computer whenever you wanted at www.kcrw.com. And it would be just like knowing somebody who could do a brilliant five-year-old girl telling dirty jokes she supposedly heard from her father if you'd agreed to join with me then. Would you really? Come on now. Alrighty, thank you very much. Oh, a comment from a radio official says the programmer of two top rated talk stations in San Francisco, quote, if radio starts hiring fake callers to spice up their shows, why not start making up news stories on slow news days?

You know, he, he knew they'd never, of course not, not until the digital wonderland. And Marcia's stopped acting and was impulsive and took the course that she had for her. And started acting and was said to go responses and satisfaction of people who speak on TV. The show comes to you from Century of Progress Productions and originates through the facilities

of SAS, a satellite service of KCRW, Santa Monica. It's not so brightly lit community these days recognized around the world as the home of the homeless. The show comes to you from Century of Progress Productions and originates through the facilities of SAS, a satellite service of KCRW, Santa Monica.

The show comes to you from Century of Progress Productions and originates through the facilities of SAS, a satellite service of KCRW, Santa Monica. The show comes to you from Century of Progress Productions and originates through the facilities of SAS, a satellite service of KCRW, Santa Monica. The show comes to you from Century of Progress Productions and originates through the facilities of SAS. Thank you.

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