This week's guest is The Woman Who Wouldn’t Talk, Susan McDougal. She and her ex-husband were part of the Whitewater prosecution during the Clinton Presidency. She went to prison on contempt charges for refusing to answer questions for a grand jury. President Clinton pardoned her during the final hours that he was in office.

Reprise | Susan McDougal Part 2: The Woman Who Wouldn't Talk

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Los Titulares de Hoy - 1 de noviembre de 2024

For the past two presidential elections, a majority of the electorate has held their noses while punching their presidential ballots because of the quality of candidates listed thereon – and nothing improves this year. In fact, it’s the least desirable ticket in the modern era.

In the spirit of fantasy sports, where players are drafted onto fantasy teams and their real-life performances determine the outcome of fantasy matches, we have asked people who they would draft to be the next president of the United States. The answer will surprise you.

Fantasy President Draft

In this episode, the boys cut loose in honor of their new, harsh reality and talk about the recently released 'Call of Duty: Black Ops 6.' A game that's way more fun then it has any right to be and the boys also reminisce about previous installments of the series for laughs and ridicule. Also featured is talk of recent gaming trends, how parasocial relationships influence voting, and pitching Oklahoma City bombing for the game's upcoming DLC.

Call of Duty: Epstein Island

Well, well, well, what do you know? A broken system leads to more blue bloods getting the benefit of the doubt. If only there was a podcast that told you this was going to happen...

Who on Earth Could've Seen This Coming?

Lea la columna completa: https://www.democracynow.org/es/2024/12/6/el_presidente_biden_y_su_poder

Amy Goodman y Denis Moynihan

Con la simple firma de un papel, el presidente Biden salvó a su hijo de una terrible experiencia. Antes de concluir su mandato, Biden debería mostrar la misma compasión hacia las miles de personas encarceladas en prisiones federales víctimas de la llamada “guerra contra las drogas”.

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Y-2-KILL

Born in Gould, Arkansas, Janis Kearney was one of eighteen children of parents Ethel V. Kearney and James Kearney. After graduating from Gould High School in 1971, Kearney attended the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, earning a B.A. in journalism in 1976. She continued on with her education while working, earning thirty hours towards a M.P.A. from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.  After earning her B.A. degree, Kearney was hired by the State of Arkansas in 1978, where she spent three years as a program manager for the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act program, and another six years as the director of information for the national headquarters of the Migrant Student Records Transfer System. Leaving government work, Kearney purchased the Arkansas State Press newspaper from Daisey Bates in 1987. She published the weekly paper for five years before joining the Clinton-Gore presidential campaign in 1992, where she served as director of minority media outreach. The following year, Kearney joined President Bill Clinton’s transition team. She began with the White House Media Affairs Office before being appointed as the director of public affairs and communications for the U.S. Small Business Administration, where she worked until 1995. That year, Kearney became the first presidential diarist in U.S. history, chronicling President Clinton’s day-to-day life. She remained in this capacity until President Clinton left office. Kearney came under scrutiny during the Starr Committee proceedings when her diary and testimony were subpoenaed. No wrongdoing was found.  After President Clinton left office, Kearney was named a fellow at Harvard University’s W.E.B. DuBois Institute in 2001, where she began work on a book about President Clinton entitled Conversations: William Jefferson Clinton-From Hope to Harlem. Kearney and her husband, former White House director of presidential personnel Bob Nash, are no strangers to the issues of race that still plague America. They were racially profiled by police following a car-jacking of a vehicle similar to theirs while still employed at the White House. Kearney served as the Chancellor’s Lecturer at the City Colleges of Chicago and continued her DuBois Institute writing project, as well as her work on Cotton Field of Dreams: A Memoir until moving with her husband and son to Arkansas.

Reprise | UIYB with Janis Kearney, Author & Presidential Diarist

Ann McCoy really needs no introduction because everyone knows her as either the successful million dollar club (when that meant something) real estate agent, or as the Governor’s Mansion Administrator for Governor Clinton, or as the Special Assistant to the President, Deputy Social Secretary and Director of Personal Correspondence for President Clinton’s administration.

There was a time when she could have boasted that she had met all the leaders of the Free World and had her picture taken with every living US President, but she doesn’t. She is the most gracious and lovely person I have ever had the privilege to meet. Yes, she is my mother-n-law; and yes, it will soon to be time to sit down for a family dinner; and yes, I am getting brownie points for all these compliments! But I would never lie to my listeners for ill-gain.

Tune in Today and hear this super interesting woman tell her story of how she went from a wife and mother to the personal assistant to the most powerful person in the world.


Reprise | UIYB with Ann McCoy, Former Deputy White House Social Secretary

Due North of Kalorama, where Nebraska meets Connecticut,
There's a little pizza parlor where the Obamas ditch their etiquette,
Eating hot dogs on a deep-dish, like the ones in Chicago.
Then, after dark, the shindig starts in the bunker down below.

It's a Deep-State pizza party and the DNC's all there,
So gather up your groomer friends for an elite D.C. affair. 

Although there's MAPs aplenty, it may still be hard to seek
This hideaway speakeasy if you don't know Wikileaks.
The hustlers in the pool room don't play games with any cues, 
But pour a drink for poor Seth Rich, who left plenty of clues. 

It's a Deep-State pizza party and the DNC's all there,
So gather up your groomer friends for an elite D.C. affair. 

At the backdoor, strangers simply use the password, 'Frazzledrip' 
And Carlos Danger leads them on a subterranean trip. 
A revolving wall leads down the hall as tables disappear,
To a secret stairwell tucked behind the one-way bathroom mirror.

It's a Deep-State pizza party and the DNC's all there,
So gather up your groomer friends for an elite D.C. affair. 

Slick Willy's in a blue dress on his sax to lead the band,
As the hanky girls yank visitors off to Never-Never Land.
There's Peter Pan and Wendy, Johnny P. and Big Mike too, 
While Hillary feasts her eyes upon a Spirit Witch's brew.

It's a Deep-State pizza party and the DNC's all there,
So gather up your groomer friends for an elite D.C. affair. 

The Lost Boys yearn for a swift return to Mexico or Kyiv,
But a taste of Chef Tony's walnut sauce and they never seem to leave.
There's Forrest Gump with a hand-held pump for Wilson on the right,
As Media Matters chatters to a Cambodian catamite.

It's a Deep-State pizza party and the DNC's all there,
So gather up your groomer friends for an elite D.C. affair. 

The night will be concluded as the Feds all take the stage,
With lovestruck seventh-floor spooks shredding every guest-book page. 
Then Big Jim gets amnesia about the whole lurid event, 
For if this fever dream were real, he might still fail to prove intent.

Yeah, a Deep State pizza party and the DNC's all there,
So gather up your groomer friends for an elite D.C. affair. 

Deep State Pizza Party

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Los Titulares de Hoy - 10 de marzo de 2025

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Chips and Cheese (Microwave Method)
Submitted by Andrew L., Daytona Beach, FL
For consideration in Bon Appétit – Everyday Staples

Ingredients:

1 generous dumping of salted tortilla chips (or off-brand Doritos if you are feeling rich)

4/5 to 4/3 cup shredded cheese (any type; cheddar, sharp or mild, orange-shredded blend)

Instructions:

Place tortilla chips in a single layer on the glass microwave turntable plate. (Yes, the one that comes with the microwave—it works better than any Dixie plate.)

Evenly dump shredded cheese over the chips, being careful not to mound the cheese too thickly. When mounds appear, carefully arrange them onto chips that can support the weight.

Microwave on high for 32–36 seconds, or until the cheese just begins to bubble—the little bubbles, not the angry ones.

Using a rag or folded-up coffee filter, remove the plate from the microwave. Serve immediately, with a side of chilled Baja or Code Red.

Serves: 1

Test Kitchen Note:
This is a no-frills recipe—minimal tools, no special equipment, some skill. It’s not a reinvention, and it doesn’t try to be. It’s a small, comforting bite made from pantry staples, prepared the way many first learned to cook: standing barefoot, crying in a quiet kitchen, waiting for something warm.



Chips N Cheese

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flour brown herbs and mushrooms

[Intro]
Get down, get down, a whole lotta rhythm goin' round
"We want our rights"
Get down, get down, a whole lotta rhythm goin' round
"I run this town"

[Verse 1]
I'm standing proud, and I'm sayin' it loud
Gonna get my rights, even if I have to fight
My mother was from another land, my father an immigrant man
They worked so hard, but the rewards were banned
Now I'm takin' life into my own hands
Gonna make everyone understand
I might be poor, not driving your fancy car
But I'm a proud man, and I've come this far.

[Pre-Chorus]
You can try your best, but you won't shut me down
Started my own thing, and now I own this town
I know the boys in blue don't like my face
But you'll never break me, I'm setting my own pace.
I was born to be free, yeah that's the real me.

[Chorus]
Ow, we want the funk!
So don't give me that junk!
Yeah, we need the funk!
And I ain't no punk!
We're gonna tear the roof off the sucker, now!
We're gonna tear this whole place down!
We're gonna tear the roof off the mothersucker, now!
Let's turn this mother out!

[Verse 2]
Saw you jump when I came around
Shakin' your rump to my funky sound
Used to look down, now you can't get enough
This beat is hypnotic, this rhythm is rough
From the bottom I rose, against all the odds
Now I'm the one callin' all the shots
So pass that good vibe, let the music flow
We got that funk, now watch us glow.

[Pre-Chorus]
You can try your best, but you won't shut me down
Started my own thing, and now I own this town
I know the boys in blue don't like my face
But you'll never break me, I'm setting my own pace.
I was born to be free, yeah that's the real me.

[Chorus]
Ow, we want the funk!
So don't give me that junk!
Yeah, we need the funk!
And I ain't no punk!
We're gonna tear the roof off the sucker, now!
We're gonna tear this whole place down!
We're gonna tear the roof off the mothersucker, now!
Let's turn this mother out!

[Bridge]
"Got my own business... I run this town"
"Shake your rump... we have the funk"
"Born free... and that's me"
"A real type of thing going down... gettin' down"

[Chorus]
Ow, we want the funk!
So don't give me that junk!
Yeah, we need the funk!
And I ain't no punk!
We're gonna tear the roof off the sucker, now!
We're gonna tear this whole place down!
We're gonna tear the roof off the mothersucker, now!
Let's turn this mother out!

[Outro]
We gotta have that funk!
(La la la la la)
Give up the funk!
(Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo, owww!)
We need that funk!
(A whole lot of rhythm going round)
We want that funk!
(We're gonna turn this mother out)

"I run this town..."

The Funk

A pod about two Irish boys shooting the shit

One-man amateur music project hailing from the East. 

The music behind Krivan draws inspiration from all that the Universe has created around us, both physical and abstract. Musically, the sound aims to blend a variety of styles that were influential on Krivan's Krimzon - the project's founder.

There are no boundaries, no rules, no authority. 

Krivan's instruments, composition, production and artwork are by Krimzon - unless stated otherwise.

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this is your brain. this is your brain on hamburger.

This is a podcast about college football with an emphasis on the Alabama Crimson Tide. It is brought to you weekly during the football season by your hosts Patrick Brickman and Patrick Norwood.

Up in Your Business is a weekly radio show and podcast with Kerry McCoy, owner of FlagandBanner.com. Kerry interviews business owners and other professional leaders who share their story of ambition, entrepreneurship, and luck. It airs as a live radio show every Friday and as a podcast available for download. Guests inspire listeners with their insights and life experiences. Join Kerry for this personal, provocative, and candid hour of engaging conversation centered around business advice, entrepreneurship, failure, and success.

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