It’s the pledge drive at our host station, KZSC. We spend the first few minutes of the show asking for donations.
Timothy follows with an interview with Victor Davis Hanson that covers Western Culture, War, and Education.
In this week’s show we discuss a plan by the University of California Santa Cruz to restrict campus access ahead of expected 4/20 stoner holiday festivities.
Timothy follows by bringing an interview with John Kao about innovation.
This evening’s News looks at ‘nip, the FBI’s deceptions, and some short-bus terrorists getting their due. Read the full news here.
There’s a powerful drug available on the open market. Initially it’s a stimulant, a tiny little sniff of its green leaves enough to throw its users into a wild, uninhibited frenzy. This is often followed by extreme lethargy, drooling, and unconsciousness.
We started the radio show today by talking about the ways UCSC will be preparing for the forthcoming 4/20 weekend. I’ve included the administration’s official posting about what they’ll be doing that may affect normal interaction at the university. Please comment on this post to keep the discussion going.
To: Faculty and Staff
Fr: Executive Vice Chancellor David Kliger
Re: ”4-20″ Activity
April 20th (4-20) has become known nationwide as the date when people gather to communally smoke marijuana in an expression of support for the reform of marijuana laws. In recent years, thousands of people have gathered on the UCSC campus to participate in this event. (more…)
Robin Yo’ Life, Raven Von Kaos, and Heather Headlockleer from The Santa Cruz Roller Girls joined us for a freewheeling trivia session where some lucky listeners won free tickets to tomorrow’s sold-out game.
Rules of thumb are the rule of thumb in this evening’s surge-laden News segment. Read the full news here.
It’s been a few weeks since they showed up, and I have to say that we’re all getting pretty tired of the CAVE people around here.
David Moore from The Participatory Politics Foundation and opencongress.org joined Timothy and the crew this evening for an in-depth about open government and transparency in politics.
The News Staff refutes myths about liquid explosives and terrorism, the Bush Administration’s treatment of the 4th Amendment, and an appropriate memorial to the worst president ever. Read the full news here.
Could I get a show of hands in the studio?
Seven hands. Six people, but only seven hands. What’s wrong with this picture? Can anybody follow directions these days?
