Well, if you count the audience inside the Xcel Energy Center. But PJM Political itself is back and loaded for bear moose this week:

Tune in each Wednesday to XM Channel #130, POTUS ‘08 ^[1] at 1:00 PM Eastern/10:00 AM Pacific for Pajamas Media’s weekly PJM Political show! (And at 12:00 AM Eastern Friday/9:00 PM Pacific Thursday for a rebroadcast.) If you missed this week’s show, click below to listen:

(Want to download instead of streaming? Click here ^[2] to download this week’s show. Or click here ^[3] to download the lo-fi edition.)

Back in orbit on the mighty XM satellite after two weeks on Terra firma, join host Steve Green ^[4] and an all-star cast of pundits, bloggers, politicans–and even actors:

• The Minneapolis GOP Convention premiere of An American Carol ^[5] with Roger L. Simon ^[6], Glenn Reynolds and Ed Driscoll interview stars Jon Voight and Robert Davi, and screenwriter/producer Myrna Sokoloff. Pluse a surprise Michael Moore cameo!
• Austin Bay ^[7] interviews Glenn Reyolds ^[8] and James Lileks ^[9] on initial reaction to the Sarah Palin veep pick.  (A brief excerpt of a much longer conversation, found here ^[10].)
• Lileks on the impact of the convention protestors in Denver and Minneapolis.
• David Frum ^[11], recorded on the first day of the GOP Convention inside the Xcel Convention Center on his new book, Comeback: Conservatism That Can Win Again.
• Blogosphere satirist Scott Ott of Scrappleface.com ^[12], recorded on the second day of the convention.
• Also recorded at the GOP Convention: former Senator Fred Thompson interviewed exclusively for Pajamas Media ^[13] by the only interviewer who could possibly do him justice—his wife, Jeri Thompson.
• And host Steve Green with his thoughts on Palin and McCain’s convention speeches, war gaming the Electoral College, and some thoughts on Thursday’s seventh anniversary of 9/11.
• Produced by Ed Driscoll ^[14].

A few of the segments can also be seen on Pajamas’ new PJTV ^[15] channel.  And if you missed any previous episodes of PJM Political, click here ^[16] and scroll through for hours of audio archives.