looks like "This is Hell" will be streaming today

[Bozita]

The station is streaming now.


THIS WEEK'S SHOW: Saturday, July 24th, 2004

This Is Hell airs live every Saturday from 9 AM to 1 PM (US central time) on WNUR 89.3 FM in Chicago, and live all over the rest of the world via RealPlayer and Windows Media Player. Just go to WNUR's website (http://www.wnur.org) and click on either the RealAudio or Windowsmedia button found just beneath the heading, "Listen Online."

Our guests this week include:

* Journalist Jim Lobe (http://www.lewrockwell.com/ips/lobe-arch.html), Inter Press Service's correspondent in the Washington, DC, bureau, returns to This is Hell to tell us what the neoconservatives are up to now.

* Charlie Cray is the director of the Center for Corporate Policy (http://corporatepolicy.org/) and a collaborator on Halliburton Watch (http://www.halliburtonwatch.org/). His new book, "The People's Business: Controlling Corporations and Restoring Democracy," will be released just in time for the November election.

* Author Jen Banbury wrote the Salon.com piece, "Rage and danger in Kurdistan," (http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2004/07/22/kurdistan/index.html) and writes the web journal "Iraq and a Hard Place" (http://www.iraqandahardplace.org/).

* Richard Winger is editor of Ballot Access News (http://www.ballot-access.org) and he will tell us about the battles brewing around the US over who gets on the ballot.


LaddieO.com will give us a live web and tech report from the hermetically sealed clean room at URL Labs, and Jeff Dorchen will deliver his Moment of Truth.

You can send along any questions for our guests by emailing here, if you have any suggestions for guests or stories, feel free to tell us.

While This is Hell is being broadcast live here in Chicago on Saturday mornings, you can call us at 847-866-9687, or instant message us via AOL's Instant Messenger at wnurdj, or email us at our new on-air email address, thisishellradio-at-yahoo-dot-com (anti-spam, so click, don't cut and paste).

To hear past shows, including last week's show, go to our Archives.

[Robbien]

1. This is one of the best radio programs around

And today's show looks good. Jim Lobe up now.

[mwm]

2. stats

Did I hear that right Enron cost three times as much as all Street crime? What was the 50,000?

[mwm]

3. disappointed

I have been disappointed that a This is Hell discussion never seems to get started. Only once saw anything that resembled a real discussion. Are there no TiH listeners?