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More than just a radio show! Political commentary and satire with an irreverent twist - formerly webcast on RadioBoise.org, and broadcast on Radio Free Moscow KRFP-FM, and Northwest Indy Radio KAYO-LP, 94.3 FM in Aberdeen, Hoquiam, and Olympia, WA at 92.9 FM. Regular segments included serial political drama, spoofs, skits, and reports on breaking your corporate chains, growing crops, backyard chickens, and local issues. The show ran from Sep 2005 till Jun 2008.

29 May 2006

Essay of the Week: Subtitle D Landfill Burial

It's been months since we've recorded an Essay of the Week! This one is based on a memo we found on the Idaho DEQ website [PDF]. Joanne Sheepsley-Peasey makes a disparaging remark about Howard Lyman, who's got a great website, and is one of our greatest influences. (Can you tell?)
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