This week: Dem boffins are at it again and Kim is watchin' em, behold your new master: JIBO, Europe hates Google, Ebola and Roswell, Naked hijackers and much more!

Personnel –  Joe Nolan,  Frater Isla, Kim Monaghan, and Ken Eakins 

Outro: Mike Patton and The Dillenger Escape Plan - When good dogs do bad things

This week: Gundam fans: size isn't everything, Don't cross the Dark Lord!, Glow in the dark Wild Boar, Net Neutrality, Ryan Gosling and incest, Don't be dissing my Montessori, Google Glass: The creepiness continues, and much more!

Personnel –  Matt Staggs,  Frater Isla, Kim Monaghan, and Ken Eakins

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Music: Estradasphere

This week: US Veterans are not fans of drugs, The great Washington body-double conspiracy, Germany does it analogue!, The cows come home, Archie takes a bullet...finally, and loads more great gumph in this return to CCN greatness!

Personnel –  Raymond Wiley, Matt Staggs,  Frater Isla, and Ken Eakins

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Interlude: Sage Francis - Dance Monkey

This episode Kim the usurper takes the interview throne, and interviews our second female guest to date, the wonderful Annie Jacobsen.

Annie has recently published a book called 'Operation Paperclip: The Secret Intelligence Program that Brought Nazi Scientists to America', says it all really.

World War II, Secret Nazi Scientists, what more do you need? Enjoy! [powerpress]

Ken's (yeah...KEN'S) musical slices this week come in the shape of:

Annie Jacobsen Bio:

Annie Jacobsen is an investigative journalist and author who writes about war, weapons, U.S. national security and government secrecy. Her newest book, “OPERATION PAPERCLIP: The Secret Intelligence Program That Brought Nazi Scientists to America,” published on February 11, 2014 and became an instant New York Times bestseller.

Her 2011 non-fiction bestseller, ”AREA 51: An Uncensored History of America’s Top Secret Military Base,” has been published in five languages and is being made into an AMC scripted television series with Gale Anne Hurd (Walking Dead, Terminator), and Chris Carter (X-Files). 

Annie Jacobsen graduated from St. Paul’s School and Princeton University where she wrote with Joyce Carol Oates and Paul Auster, studied Greek, and served as Captain of the Princeton Women’s Ice Hockey Team. She was a contributing editor for the Los Angeles Times Magazine from 2009 until it closed in 2013. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband Kevin and their two sons.

(source: http://anniejacobsen.com)

WHAT IS THIS?? A CCN RELEASED IN A TIMELY FASHION?

This week: We salute the changing of the guard at DisInfo, Bad vibes in Isla-Town, Vlad the Impaler found!, Washington hippy news, Ouija boards now on the NHS, Get that vag in shape!, Soooo Normcore, Spotty Mars logic, and get your folk on with shirley Collins.

Personnel –  Kim Monaghan, Frater Isla, and Ken Eakins

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If you want us to play your band/noise/whatever, drop us a line here. Peace. ***Signal Ends***

This week: HAARPing back to the old days, Dead or Alive...or meditating?, Slender goings on, Freeze creep!. Farewell Rick Mayall, The Revenge of the Russian Yeti!, and Football has a new enemy!

Personnel –  Kim Monaghan, Frater Isla, and Ken Eakins

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Interludes - Doctor Sex!

This week: California's mayor bullies bullies, That ain't no Yeti. Uri Geller...sigh, German Cat slinging, HR Dieder...too soon?, Florida: the endless story machine, plus much more.

Personnel –  Kim Monaghan, Frater Isla, and Joe Nolan 

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Musick

Serge Gainsbourg

Apologies for the lateness of this show, I (The Ken) have been ill.

This week: The Big Dog is off the chain, yeah that's right, Ken's hosting again. That's really all you need to know....no?...ok, this week we discuss The latest activistprank from the Yes Men, New moons and hipsters, Hack your face!, Kim's analogue dream tape, Stuff, The weirdness of Mandella's interpreter, Brazilian football is Smash TV, Nintendo gayness, and Florida's cache of medieval weapons.

Personnel –  Kim Monaghan, Frater Isla, and Ken Eakins

Links to your soul

Interlude:

These disturbed wannabes - Link

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