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Radio Show May 4, 2008
Saturday, 03 May 2008
This week on Intelligent Talk Radio, Is the New Road Rage, Cell Phone Rage? Understanding the difference between public and private conversations and why loud "yappers" are being assaulted. Joining the discussion is Dr. Robert J. Naborsky, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of California, San Diego and Author of Short-Term Therapy For Long-Term Change.
Also, Sex and Violence On Television: Why Venezuela had pulled the Simpsons to air Baywatch and who controls what on U.S. airwaves.Lending his thoughts is Gavin McKieren, National Grass Roots Director for the Parents Television Council. Listen Below.
This week on Intelligent Talk Radio, Sex and Taxes: A recent study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine concludes that the optimal duration for sexual intercourse is 3-13 minutes. Just what does this mean? Joining the discussion is the author of the study, Dr. Eric Corty, Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology, Penn State Erie.
Also, While Personal Tax Season Is Over, States and Government Is Underway: What is the purpose of taxes? Shoud there be an increasein the cigarette tax? And, how about one in strip clubs? Listen Below.
This week on Intelligent Talk Radio, Florida Apologizes For Slavery: How meaningful is this expression of regret 150 years later from people who were no part of what happened? Also, the importance of acknowledging this profound national issue and keeping our history fresh. Joining the discussion is Dr. Joe Feagin, Sociologist, Texas A&M University.
Also, Baseball: The 2008 season is underway and players, coaches and executives seek to restore MLB's image in the wake of steroid scandles. John Stolnis, Sports Reporter, Westwood One Radio Network pitches in his fastball. Listen Below.
This week on Intelligent Talk Radio, The Man in theRed Leather Shoes: Pope Benedict is coming to America! Hear about Irwins recent experience in the Vatican as he and Brad take a close look at religion in the U.S. Joining the discussion is Archbishop Phillip Zimmerman, The Reformed Catholic Church.
Also, The Law of Unintended Consequences: Is there anything the government can do to restore the economy?Lending his thoughts is Scott Gray, Head of Broker Lending, ING Direct.Listen Below.
This week on Intelligent Talk Radio, Quarter-Life Crisis: Baby boomers and their kids. How this generation treats work and responsibility. Joining the discussion is William Galston, Senior Fellow, Governance Studies at the Brookings Institute.
Also, The Seven Deadly Sins. President of the Catholic League, Bill Donohue brings his insight and explosive personality to the show. Hear too why Bill would make Brad a Cardinal of the Catholic Church. Listen below.
This week on Intelligent Talk Radio, What Richard Gere & the Dalai Lama Have in Common: Taking a closer look at China, their media and the recent riots in Tibet. Also, hear about Irwins personal experiences and time spent with the exiled Tibetan leader.
Also, Ministers Gone Wild: Is religion out of control? When religion turns hateful, some say in the case of Presidential candidate Barak Obama's Pator Jeremiah Wright, what can we do about it? Listen below.
This week on Intelligent Talk Radio, Muslim Women in Harvard Gymnasium Get Their Own Time: When is tailoring to the sensitivities of one group unfair to another?GuestNick Wells is Harvard student who wrote thye op-ed piece Women Only Hours are Unfair in the Harvard Crimson.
Also, Should We Be Paying Students To Do Well? When do incentives turn sour and is education a job? Joining the discussion is Don Soifer, Executive Vice President of the Lexington Institute and an education expert.Listen below.
This week on Intelligent Talk Radio,Nothing Is What It Seems: Understanding false expectations and why we value experience over imagination. Joining the discussion is Jessica Schneider, Editor at MonstersandCritics.comtalking about two recent book forgeries.
Also, What do Teenage Boys Want With Our Daughters? A recent study takes a close look at male and female attitudes about sex. The author of the study Dr Andrew Smiler, Professor at SUNY Oswego, talks with Brad and Irwin about his discoveries. Listen below.
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This week on Intelligent Talk Radio, Religion and Our Commitment To It: A recent PEW Forum on Religion and Public Life study reveals that modern Americans are more likely than ever to change or drop their religion. Joining the discussion is Greg Smith, PEW Forum Research Fellow.
Also, Prayer and Religious Activities in Schools: How much limit should there be on free expression of religion in public education institutions?Listen below.
