No Laughing Matter, Minnesota!

This show has been retired from the radio, unfortunately, but we hope to return in the near future as a podcast-only program. We'd love your feedback at greghuff@mac.com.

Home schooling. The hippies started it, back in the sixties—but these days, its the rage with evangelical, right-wing parents who want to shield their children from public schools, with their secular, scientific world view, socialist indoctrination and gay agenda. We take you now to the home of the Andersons, an evangelical family in Minnesota’s Sixth Congressional District – you know, Michele Bachmann land. Concerned they’re denying their home-schooled son Danny the experience of performing in a high school musical, the Andersons have written and are performing with him his very own show, which we call “Home School Musical.”

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Home schooling. The hippies started it, back in the sixties—but these days, its the rage with evangelical, right-wing parents who want to shield their children from public schools, with their secular, scientific world view, socialist indoctrination and gay agenda. We take you now to the home of the Andersons, an evangelical family in Minnesota’s Sixth Congressional District – you know, Michele Bachmann land. Concerned they’re denying their home-schooled son Danny the experience of performing in a high school musical, the Andersons have written and are performing with him his very own show, which we call “Home School Musical.”

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Home schooling -- the hippies started it back in the sixtie, but these days, its the rage with evangelical, right-wing parents who want to shield their children from public schools, with their secular, scientific world view, socialist indoctrination and gay agenda. We take you now to the home of the Andersons, an evangelical family in Minnesota’s Sixth Congressional District – you know, Michele Bachmann land. Concerned they’re denying their home-schooled son, Danny, the experience of performing in a high school musical, the Andersons have written and are performing with him his very own show, which we call “Home School Musical.”

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President Barack Obama set off a firestorm of controversy among American conservatives when he announced that he would make a televised speech to America’s schoolchildren. Fearing that the president would use the speech to politically indoctrinate their children, some conservative parents pulled their children out of school that day. As it turned out, the president’s speech contained nothing that could be considered political propaganda, it was simply a message to children to try their best in school. But some conservatives still found the incident troubling. Greg interviews a media relations expert from the American Conservative Heritage Tradition Foundation.

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Announcer: Welcome to “Rude Celebrities Jeopardy. Here’s your host, Alex Trebek.”

Trebek: "We start with Congessman Joe Wilson"

Congressman Wilson: "I'll take African Countries for $500 Alex."

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Republican Tom Coburn’s chief of staff Michael Schwartz last week dropped a bombshell –- that pornography makes you gay, even straight porn. Greg interviews a leading conservative, who elaborates on Schwartz's hypothesis.

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We’ve been hearing so much about the birther movement lately. As you may know, "birthers" are conservatives who maintain that Barack Obama is not the lawful president of the United States because---they allege---he was not born in the United States. In this segment, Greg interviews Ainley Taitz. Like Orley Taitz, a source of the birther rumors.

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Rush Limbaugh announced this week he wants to buy the St. Louis Rams. That would be interesting. Unlike corporate news media hacks, sports reporters still know how to ask hard questions and not take BS for an answer. Here's what it would sound like if he DID get to own the team and had to answer questions in a post-game interview.

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Actress Olivia Wilde is famous for her television performances on the series “House” and “The O.C.” Wilde recently revealed that when she was child growing up in Washington D.C. one of her babysitters was pundit, raconteur and author Christopher Hitchens, a Brit who recently became and American citizen.  Acting on Wilde’s tip, we’ve obtained what is believed to be the only surviving record of Hitchens’ babysitting career. The following recording was made from a nanny-cam placed in the home of one of Hitchens’ clients.

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