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SoccerGossip.comShow#5 on October 26th, 2005. We start this one off with a little "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles" for all you West Ham supporters out there. Then we get into the weekends EPL fixtures. Next it's on to Tuesday and Wednesday's Carling Cup matches and we end it up with more for the West Ham faithful!!! Enjoy!!!
SoccerGossip.comShow#4 on October 19th, 2005. The English Premier League is back, so BeatleManU does his usual roundup of the weekends fixtures. Added to that, Champions League Matchday 3 and a roundup of European World Cup Qualifiers, we have quite a big show!!!
Sex Talk 4.24.05This week, we remember Andrea Dworkin and we take a look at Pope Benedict XVI, the state of emergency contraception in the states -- and in Washington and in New York. We also highlight a South Carolina legislator trying to square his position on cockfighting and domestic violence.Please support this podcasting effort by letting others know about Sex Talk. And you're invited to add your voice to the show by tracking me down at rebeldad@gmail.com (e-mail), 206.338.3237 (listener comment line) and the comments section below.Show NotesIntroductionNews Remembering Andrea Dworkin -- See Katha Pollitt's take on Dworkin Joseph Ratzinger Elected Pope, Takes Benedict XVI -- See Frances Kissling's take from Salon.comInterview Christine Cupaiuolo from Ms. Musings talks about reaction to the death of John Paul II and the election of Benedict XVINews FDA chief's nomination in trouble Emergency contraception battles continue to rage -- In Washington, DC -- In Illinois -- North Carolina -- In Arizona New York City includes EC in a new push to drive down unintended pregnancies* South Carolina legislator given just enough rope to hang himself after pushing through a cockfighting bill and killing a domestic violence one. (From WIS TV in Columbia South Carolina) -- See also: John Graham Altman on MSNBC.Sex Talk 4.24.05 | 24:22 | 11.1 MBSex Talk RSS Feed (XML)Tags: podcast podcasting women feminism feminist gender