Is it possible for a lone blogger to host a radio show with his lungs and head stuffed full of what appears to be pimento loaf? Yes! On this week’s big, big PJM Political:
Bill Whittle interviews Charles Stimson, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of defense for Detainee Affairs, now with the Heritage Foundation. They’ll be discussing Attorney General Eric Holder’s decision to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other 9/11 suspects in New York City.
Roger L. Simon and fellow Motion Picture Academy member Lionel Chetwynd make sense of the byzantine process of how a film gets nominated for an Academy Award.
Dr. Helen Smith interviews Jessica Custer of the Network of Enlightened Women, on their efforts to bring increased intellectual diversity to America’s universities.
Glenn Reynolds interviews the members of the Smart Set, on how the Internet is changing how music is distributed and opening new opportunities for entrepreneurial musicians.
Produced by Ed Driscoll, who, as always, has pirated the Sirius/XM Radio signal and made it available for your downloading or streaming pleasure.
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