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508 #134: Party harder
508 is a show about Worcester. This week’s panel is Brendan Melican and Chris Warren.
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[0:45] Worcester Planning Board wants to restrict campaign lawn signs.
[5:19] Telegram & Gazette circulation falling fast.
[11:30] There’s a new newspaper called “CMP: Central Mass. Pride.” Also, there’s an interesting InCity Times article.
[13:20] Brendan received a creative Paul Franco mailing in a brown paper bag.
[14:39] The Northborough Tea Party sponsored a debate. We missed it.
[15:56] The Tea Party Express will be in Worcester Nov 1. Some locals will be having a counter-event to “Party Hard(er) Than The Tea Party.” Chris gives us the scoop.
[19:33] Bill “PIMCO” Gross writes: “Vote NO in November – no to both parties. Vote NO to a two-party system that trades promises for dollars and hope for power, and leaves the American people high and dry.” Mike tends to agree. Brendan wonders where on the ballot you will find this “No.”
[20:52] Still, there is an election coming up, and we have opinions of varying validity. You should look into the Jim Henderson vs. Bill Galvin race for Secretary of the Commonwealth.
[22:33] Mike likes Madnick for D13. He also wants to rename District 13 District 9. Brendan thinks Mahoney has put in the shoe leather to win this one.
[24:50] Brendan mentions the negativity of the Chandler/Higgins state senate race.
[26:00] Apparently Marty Lamb supporters have ran ads criticizing Jim McGovern’s activism against genocide in Darfur. If anyone has a YouTube link handy, please send it in.
[27:17] Brendan was on the Worcester marketing bus. Lots of good things coming along in the city!
What’s Mike wearing? Moiré-inducing patterns.
Pictured: The “No” hat trick.
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508 is a show about Worcester. This week’s panel is Brendan Melican and Chris Warren.
[display_podcast]
Audio: mp3 link, other formats, feed
Video: Downloads and other formats
Contact info.
[0:45] Worcester Planning Board wants to restrict campaign lawn signs.
[5:19] Telegram & Gazette circulation falling fast.
[11:30] There’s a new newspaper called “CMP: Central Mass. Pride.” Also, there’s an interesting InCity Times article.
[13:20] Brendan received a creative Paul Franco mailing in a brown paper bag.
[14:39] The Northborough Tea Party sponsored a debate. We missed it.
[15:56] The Tea Party Express will be in Worcester Nov 1. Some locals will be having a counter-event to “Party Hard(er) Than The Tea Party.” Chris gives us the scoop.
[19:33] Bill “PIMCO” Gross writes: “Vote NO in November – no to both parties. Vote NO to a two-party system that trades promises for dollars and hope for power, and leaves the American people high and dry.” Mike tends to agree. Brendan wonders where on the ballot you will find this “No.”
[20:52] Still, there is an election coming up, and we have opinions of varying validity. You should look into the Jim Henderson vs. Bill Galvin race for Secretary of the Commonwealth.
[22:33] Mike likes Madnick for D13. He also wants to rename District 13 District 9. Brendan thinks Mahoney has put in the shoe leather to win this one.
[24:50] Brendan mentions the negativity of the Chandler/Higgins state senate race.
[26:00] Apparently Marty Lamb supporters have ran ads criticizing Jim McGovern’s activism against genocide in Darfur. If anyone has a YouTube link handy, please send it in.
[27:17] Brendan was on the Worcester marketing bus. Lots of good things coming along in the city!
What’s Mike wearing? Moiré-inducing patterns.
Pictured: The “No” hat trick.