AmeriNZ 196 – What’s the topic?

amerinz_podcast_150x150Recorded live and presented unedited (be warned): Joining me for today’s Live Chat on Pride48.com were Archerr, Daniel Brewer and Brother Cinaedus.

This was the resumption of the live AmeriNZ Podcasts, and was meant to have a topic—The State of the Gays. We did discuss it a little, and other political stuff, but it was a free-for-all discussion of all sorts of stuff. We’re kind of out of practice for these podcasts, so I don’t really mind.

After the closing theme music, is a bonus: The pre-show (all seven minutes of it).

Join us on for the next live podcast on Pride48.com for a lively, wide-ranging discussion. The next live chat starts at 8:30pm (NEW start time!) Eastern North American time on Thursday, February 18 (2:30pm Friday, February 19 New Zealand time). You can also join other listeners in the chatroom, where you can ask questions or make comments as the show is streamed.

Links for this episode
Friendly Fascism: The New Face of Power in America
archerr.com (Archerr’s site)

Please leave a comment, ring my US Comment Line on 206-666-5172, or send an email to arthur{at]amerinzpodcast.com.


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One thought on “AmeriNZ 196 – What’s the topic?

  1. Too long to keep track, but a couple recollections:
    The conversation about black voters was funny because one of you was making 1865 references and another c. 1965.
    DADT will pass because the frickin’ Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, the Secy of Defense, Colin Powell (who helped create DADT) and, hell, Dick Cheney support it. Seriously, here’s a case where giving the process some time, I believe, WILL succeed in the next year or two.

    Gotta say I could have done without the last 7 minutes (or 1st 7 minutes) – even more rambling, unfocused and, worst of all, boring, than the beginning of the podcast broadcast. But maybe that’s just me, the curmudgeon.

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