Welcome to the HLC Podcast for December 1, 2015. It’s the Cure For Climate Change edition.

Here are our topics:

* Could it be that Sulfuric Acid holds the cure to man made global warming – if there is such a thing? We’ll talk to nano physicist & podcaster Mike Stopa.

* Advice: How to handle your Republican relatives on the holidays

* Listen to Chuck Todd chase Donald Trump on Meet the Press over his “thousands and thousands of Muslims” comments. Why is Chuck so aggressive? Is this fair?

WE’ll also have our shower thoughts.

Hidden Gem: Born this week in 1924, we pay tribute to Allan Sherman with his big hit Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah!!!

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Welcome to the HLC Podcast for November 24, 2015. It’s the Trump Rolls On edition. Find us online at HarvardLunchClub.com and on twitter @hlcpodcast!!!!

Here are our topics:

Donald Trump makes up a story about thousands of Jersey City Muslims cheering the fall of the twin towers

Why are voters who depend on the left’s compassion programs increasingly voting Republican? The trend is scaring Dems, who depend on this system of bribery to maintain their hold on poor voters.

The left – especially the president – says our values require us to take any and all refugees even if to do so would be suicidal. Whose values are these?

We’ll have our shower thoughts

Hidden Gem: This week in 1991, Freddie Mercury died of AIDS. We play Killer Queen in tribute.

Find Mike Stopa on Twitter @mikestopaMA and Todd Feinburg @toddtalk

 

 

Welcome to the HLC Podcast for November 17, 2015. In the wake of the attack in Paris, and the Democrat’s fear of saying the words “Radical Islam,” this is the Radical Islam edition. Find us online at harvardlunchclub.com, follow us on twitter @hlcpodcast.

 

Here are our topics:

Hillary and the Dems can’t utter the words Radical Islam. Why not?

 

27 governors have said no to Syrian refugees. Is this reasonable? Abhorrent?

 

The attacks in Paris put terrorism in a new light. How can ISIS be stopped when their tactic is mobilizing Muslim citizens?

 

Sheriff Tom Hodgson joins us from Bristol County in Massachusetts to talk about immigration and Syrian refugees.

 

WE’ll also have our shower thoughts…

 

Hidden Gem: This week in 1979, Jethro Tull bass player John Glascock died at the age of 28. We pay tribute to Tull with a song from their StandUp album. The song is A New Day Yesterday. Or Nothing is Easy. We’ll see.

Welcome to the HLC Podcast for November 10, 2015. It’s the College of Hate edition featuring Professor Robby George of Princeton. There is obscene language in this edition!

 

Here are our topics:

 

We talk with Princeton professor Robby George* (also a visiting professor at Harvard Law) about turmoil on college campus’ across America…. Another example of how in the world controlled by the compassionate left, they just can’t get compassion right.

 

At the University of Missouri, football players forced the president to step down with a boycott of all football related activities. Is there a racial problem?

 

A recent pro-illegal immigration video from DeportRacism2016 uses children to attack Donald Trump as a racist – and has them cursing in ways unbecoming 10 or 12 year olds. Is this how diversity is supposed to be celebrated?

  

We’ll also have our shower thoughts.

 

GEM: This week in 1999 the Recording Industry of America Association named Garth Brooks the biggest selling solo act of the 20th century in the USA. So we play a song from Garth called Friends in Low Places for this week’s Hidden Gem.

 

* Princeton professor Robbie George is the McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence at Princeton, the Herbert W. Vaughan senior fellow of the Witherspoon Institute, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, and a Visiting Professor at Harvard Law School. He is founder and director of Princeton’s James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions and was appointed by the Speaker of the House to the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom in 2012 and elected its chair in 2013.

Welcome to the to the Dancing Bears edition of the HLC podcast. We are Mike Stopa – nanophysicist and former congressional candidate and radio talk host Todd Feinburg. Find us online at harvardlunchclub.com, subscribe on itunes or any other podcasting platform. You can also find us on Facebook. Our twitter handle is @hlcpodcast

On this week’s podcast: 

New polls show Trump regaining ground in Iowa, leading in New Hampshire, but losing to Ben Carson nationally. Where does that leave us? Is former New Hampshire Gov & George HW Bush Chief of Staff John Sununu correct that Trump and Carson are the dancing bears in the race? The buffoons?

Germany is inflamed over immigration. Nice to see the Dems’ favorite people are racist xenophobes. 

The Obama Administration spent billions of dollars to improve schools, proving that it can’t be done. While billions are admittedly meaningless amounts in Washington, the direct spending to improve outcomes was nevertheless a failure. We discuss why.

We’ll have our shower thoughts…

Hidden Gem – This week in 1972, James Taylor and Carly Simon were married, leading him to relapse into drug addiction, and into the pair recording their cover of Mocking Bird.

 

Welcome to the to the Hatefulness of Compassion edition of the HLC podcast. We are Mike Stopa – nanophysicist and former congressional candidate and radio talk host Todd Feinburg. Find us online at harvardlunchclub.com, subscribe on itunes or any other podcasting platform. You can also find us on Facebook. Our twitter handle is @hlcpodcast

On this week’s podcast: 

Hillary puts the hatefulness of compassion to work on Bernie Sanders, pretending that he said something sexist as her poll numbers soar post debate and post Benghazi. Nice to see a member of the left wing get hit with an ism accusation. We play the cuts and react.

Ben Carson gets stronger at the expense of everyone, including Donald. One poll – from CBS News – even shows Carson leading nationally, not just in Iowa, where almost all polls have Carson with a strong lead. What dynamic is in play? We hear sound of Trump and Jeb (sounding pathetic.)

Family leave & Paul Ryan – Does Paul Ryan’s insistence that he get weekends home with his young family as a condition for accepting the job of House Speaker mean there should be a federal family leave act? Leftists seem to think so. We discuss.

We’ll have our shower thoughts…

Hidden Gem – This week in 2006, Amy Winehouse released her second and last studio album, back to black. Five hit singles, sold 20 million copies, named album of the year.

 

Welcome to the to the Hillary Trump & Trudeau Win edition of the HLC podcast. We are Mike Stopa – nanophysicist and former congressional candidate and radio talk host Todd Feinburg. Find us online at harvardlunchclub.com, subscribe on itunes or any other podcasting platform. You can also find us on Facebook. Our twitter handle is @hlcpodcast

On this week’s podcast:

New polls show Trump and Hillary solidifying their leads as Harry Reed calls a bill that would punish sanctuary cities the Donald Trump Act.

We discuss the senate vote on Sanctuary Cities. 

Pierre Trudeau is back as prime minister of Canada with the help of his son, Justin.

We’ll have our shower thoughts…

and our Hidden Gem – This week in 1977, the plane crash that tool the life of Skynard players Ronnie van Zant and Steve Gaines. We play a song…

 

 

Welcome to the Bernie, Hillary and Some Other Guys Debate edition of the HLCPodcast for Wednesday October 14, 2015, delayed a day by the first Democratic presidential debate. We are Mike Stopa, coming to us today from bed… and I am radio talk host Todd Feinburg.

Today’s Topics:

* We analyze Tuesday night’s first Democratic debate

* Chanel Prunier, Republican National Committeeman from Massachusetts, talks about politics in general and what it’s like being a conservative, and how to win elections, in an all Blue state.

* We share our predictions for the debate recorded on Monday.

We’ll skip our shower thoughts for this week.

And our Hidden Gem – We go back to 1971 when the American Pie album was released by Don McLean, and share a song you might not know.

 

Welcome to the Elizabeth Warren Sounds Like a Candidate edition of the HLCPodcast for October 6, 2015. We are Mike Stopa, coming to us today from Washington DC… and I am radio talk host Todd Feinburg.

Today’s Topics:

* Liz Warren talks to Jake Tapper and has her rap down so good that it’s scary. Sounds like a candidate.

* Modern Men – Is this list from the New York Times on the characteristics of modern men a joke, or are Mike & Todd dinosaurs who have no freakin’ idea?

* Donald Trump says let Putin do his thing in Syria– how bad can it be? Chris Christie disagrees

We’ll have our Shower Thoughts

And our Hidden Gem – We bag WooTang and revisit the song I Shall Be Released from a surprise performer.

Our website is harvardlunchclub.com Twitter handle @hlcpodcast

Psyched!

 

 

Welcome to the Liz Warren Decides Black Lives Matter edition of the HLCPodcast for September 29, 2015. We are Mike Stopa, coming to us today from Sapporo Japan… and radio talk host Todd Feinburg. Find us online atharvardlunchclub.com and on twitter @hlcpodcast

Today’s Topics:

* Liz Warren talks Black Lives Matter, but forgets that Democrats are responsible for institutional racism and that she got to where she is by scamming the system of minority benefits.

Here’s the news: Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren gave a speech on Sunday in which she drew a direct parallel between the current Black Lives Matter movement and the civil-rights movement of the 1960s, and called for comprehensive reform on every major issue directly affecting the black community: voting rights, the wage gap, policing, predatory lending, and the systemic violence against the black community.

2) Rand Paul attacks Ted Cruz for being a hack.

In place of Shower Thoughts, Mike tells us about the nano technology behind his trip to Japan.

Today’s Hidden Gem? It’s the Beatles from 1967. Goo Goo Ga Joob!