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Tomorrow, Saturday, January 10th, This
is Hell! broadcasts a new completely live, unedited, uninterrupted
four hour edition beginning at 9 AM (central) on WNUR 89.3
FM Chicago, and streaming live around the world at http://www.wnur.org.
Every show is podcast, just visit our Archives.
Scroll down to This Saturday to find out more about
this weekend's show.
The Nine Circles
of Hell IS BACK! The Nine Circles features stories
by past This is Hell! guests Jeff Cohen, Norman
Solomon, Scott Ritter, Tim Dickinson, David
Sirota, Stephen Zunes, Jonathan Steele
and Dean Baker.
Thanks to listener Stel for sending along the latest
by Zunes.
What better way to kill time at work while catching up on
what didn't make the news?
Our Events
calendar has tons of stuff for you to do including an appearance
by past This is Hell! guest Taki Pantos.
Three different organizations that have been supportive of
This is Hell! are all having year-end fundraisers. If you
scare up a few bucks, send them to either ConsortiumNews,
FAIR
or truthout.
Download the new This is Hell! poster by clicking
here!!
Podcasters! On our last podcast, we aired "This
is Hell!: The Best of the War on Terror, 2008."
To hear this third installment of our 'best of' trilogy
of terror podcast, just click
here or click
here.
Feel free to peruse our vast vault of past Hell podcasts
by clicking on Archives.
The devolution will not be televised, it will be podcast
every Saturday right after the show.
'Radical Pessimist' Kevan Harris, one of This is Hell!'s
irregular correspondents, has a blog on his travels this summer
in the Middle East, including a recent stay in Iran. You can
read it at http://www.nodoctors.com.
Producer Laura Mayer is audio blogging at http://www.lauramayer.com.
And another irregular correspondent Nicholas Hale,
who hosts the Fool Britannia segment, has a blog at http://foolbrit.blog.co.uk.
Saturday, JANUARY 24TH,
2009, WE'RE BACK AT CARY'S LOUNGE
- 2251 West Devon - for a meet & greet with our listeners
from 4 PM to 8 PM. Drop by and meet your bitter blind broke
gap-toothed radio show host Chuck Mertz, plus other staff
and listeners of This is Hell!
Starting in 2009, each and every meet-n-greet will be a fundraiser
for a different not-for-profit organization. As soon as the
first organization is confirmed, (and we're getting real close
to finalizing with Chicago's Working Bikes), we'll post all
the information here.
Thanks to everyone who came out this past Saturday!
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