The second half of reports on the anti-war protests in Chicago on March 19, 2005. 12:16min 2.8mb

From the Trenches 3-28-05 in four parts: 32kbps mono
This month's show features reports on the March 19th antiwar protests in Chicago, the immigrants rights rally in Chicago and a look at the electronic voting machines that Chicago and Cook County Boards of Elections are deciding among for use in spring 2006.

From the Trenches 3-28-05 Part 1 The first half of reports on The March 19, 2005 anti-war protests in Chicago by Rita Sand and Tina Hernandez-Lasquety. 15:25min 3.5mb

Concerning Pirates and Pirating

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From the Trenches 3-28-05 58:19 min 64kbps 26.6mb This month's show features reports on the March 19th antiwar protests in Chicago, the immigrants rights rally in Chicago and a look at the electronic voting machines that Chicago and Cook County Boards of Elections are deciding among for use in spring 2006.

Essentially, Rob Fish went from the hospital
to the press conference. Here are his words.
I took this from the "audio out" of VHS I'd
gotten in realtime from either CSpan, CNN or
one of the local feeds being broadcast that day.

32x22

2:15

half a Meg.

related texts:

(I'll try and write up a transcript of the audio asap)

Late Night with Mr. X has been posted for March 27, 2005

Late Night With Mr. X for March 27, 2005 has been posted! Another solocast with Mr. X as Just Julie rocks out again this evening with her band--hear X play a full clip from one of her live shows! Mr. X talks about his new iRiver which will be here next week, Mr. X's cocoa programming update, more Vinnie B., our Lazer tag adventure, our Podcastalley.com ranking, and Eric Skypes in to the show again to chitchat with X.

24:38, Episode 3 of WELR, more talk. Some political commentary, and news about my latest project!

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Time to eat some Pho! Pho (pronounced "fuh," not "foe") is a Vietnamese soup comprised of rice noodles, ox tail broth, and an assortment of various thin cuts of meat. You can order your pho with rare meat, beef flank, meatballs, tendon, tripe, and/or fatty brisket.

Time to eat some pho!