Mickelson's Podcast

Congressman Steve King on the bailout vote.  Why, "No".   Then,   smoker's revenge... Sen Brad Zaun,  Sen Paul McKinley,  Tom Coates,  Todd Shanno and Norman Kjono with a round table on revising Iowa's smoking ban. 

More bailout feedback.  Anybody in favor?  Anybody?  No, seriously...anybody?

 Editor note...  file association is messed..  workin' on it..  sorry.

The debate topic was ,  "Should gay rights prevail over Biblical sexual ethics?"    Sunday night,  September 29th, 2008 at ISU.       Hector Avalos,  Professor of Religious Studies at ISU and Jan Mickelson.   Dr. Avalos takes the affirmative.      (Editor's note...  the sound quality is very mixed...Dr. Avalos ended up with a clip mike,   Mickelson with a hand held after his clip mike failed...  the line had a hum,  plus the sound levels were erratic)   

The crisis on Wall Street and Washington continues.  Stu Iverson,  Chris Rants,  and Steve King,  check in with comment....lots open line, too.

Brad Erlich,  WHO's traffic reporter,  is now a heroic crime buster!  Who knew?  Then,  feedback on the president's address to the nation on the economy.  Vigorous.

More economic shoes fall.  More pins and tails.   David Limbaugh  is coming to town.  Persecution.

To Bail Out,  or Not To Bail Out?     That is the question.   Vigorous.

"Dewey"  the Iowa cat,  not the presidential candidate.   Vicki Myron from Spencer, Iowa  with a cat tale.  Then,  the anti-Palin  stuff gets very nasty.  (Language warning)  Pierre Pierce has a job in France.  Why not let him go?

Open-line Friday.   Our flag flying at half mast for a what?   President Bush proposing economic fixes.   Where's the beef comin' from?   Will the economy take out Iowa's ethanol industry?   Lotsa great conversation.

 Ron Ritterer  from the National Corn Grower Association defends the ethanol industry.  Ephren Taylor describes the collapse of the financials...  then,  so does Peter Schiff,  hoping you were Crash Proof.    Congressman Steve King  introduces legislation to prevent money mis-managers  from profiting from failure.