First, Jene whines about not getting enough time on this podcast. Then Big Dan of the Folk School Coffee Parlor (the home of the podcast) invites listeners to come to the Whispering Beard Folk Festival in Friendship, Indiana, this August. Finally, Jerry is convincing in saying conservatives' chant of a war on Christianity is false.

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Who Wants To Date Megan and Mandatory Voting in the USA: Jerry Springer Podcast

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Jerry and Jene talk Harley Davidsons, John Glenn and Ohio politics.

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Jerry argues for raising minimum wage, Jene complains that Jerry gets things for free he doesn't need, and a curmudgeon named Morrison Hendrix visits the cast to talk today's journalism.

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In the 9th episode of the show, the celebrity hotline receives another message, this time from Sarah Palin. Then Tip Kemper -- a state senator from, well, presumably some state -- talks radical literary education reform. We're not sure how he got voted into office, or, frankly, if he ever was.

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Jerry Springer talks about his friend Pete Rose and whether he should be reinstated to Major League Baseball and eligible for the Hall of Fame.

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Jerry Springer tells the incredible story of how he immigrated to the USA, plus Hu Town Holler performs.

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"Miley Cyrus" calls in, Responsible Ohio spokesman Ian James discusses marijuana reform, then Casey Campbell performs.

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Freedom Rider David Fankhauser continues to tell Jerry about the spirit and music behind the iconic 1960s Civil Rights protests.

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Freedom Rider David Fankhauser looks back on the monumental Mississippi bus protests and the role of music during his resulting incarceration in the 1960s.

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