Favoriting The Media Squat with Douglas Rushkoff: Playlist from September 21, 2009 Favoriting

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The Ramones  We Want the Airwaves   Favoriting Anthology, Hey Ho, lets go! 
Brian Eno  Task Force   Favoriting EG records 
Jackson 5  Who's Loving You   Favoriting Motown 
The Ramones  We Want the Airwaves   Favoriting Anthology, Hey Ho, lets go! 


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  6:04pm
Charles-A:

Welcome to The Media Squat
  6:07pm
Charles-A.:

We look up at "The Media Squat" or should that be we look op "to" "the Media Squat."
  6:08pm
Charles-A.:

Its an idiot-ology. :-)
  6:09pm
Charles-A.:

This is broadcasting. Turn your brain off at the door.
  6:11pm
Charles-A.:

Lets be honest (and sound like real people, talking about real things.)
  6:13pm
Charles-A.:

Go David... :-)
  6:19pm
Charles-A.:

Superstars are a commodity, but Michael Jackson was something else. That's a fact.
  6:20pm
Charles-A.:

Back to the future (but it a Skype call. :-)
  6:22pm
Charles-A.:

Violence is obscene, sex is casual tittlilation.
  6:24pm
Charles-A.:

Joe Wilson doesn't give a crap about health-don't-care.

Joe Wilson only cares about Joe Wilson.
  6:26pm
Charles-A.:

Socialism is just people caring abut people. Its not any form of economic system.
  6:28pm
Charles-A.:

Political jokes often are elected...
  6:31pm
Charles-A.:

Agendas' are plans and plans are the real jokes...

How do you make the Gods laugh?

Make a plan.
  6:34pm
Charles-A.:

The conspiracy theorists are out to get me...
  6:37pm
Charles-A.:

The Gummint are lyin' scum. So lets give something honorable to do instead. Something in public scrutiny.
  6:39pm
Charles-A.:

YUCK! It's got sharp edges, Its a bullet wound.
  6:42pm
Charles-A.:

The people are criticizing him without knowing their history. Medicare started in 1965, under Johnson.

It was not handed down on stone tablets by God the Almighty.
  6:44pm
Charles-A.:

Lenny Bruce and George Carlin were semanticists out of Academe.
  6:45pm
Charles-A.:

Stoners are useless for fomenting revolt. They're too mellow.
  6:48pm
Charles-A.:

The last time people marched was Tien en Min. That's when I knew the pattern of power has shifted to the Orient.
  6:51pm
Charles-A.:

the solution to the potato famine and over population was to eat the children.
  6:53pm
Charles-A.:

Language is Liquid. (Sorry Suzanne Vega. :-)
  6:57pm
mason:

l'shana tova, Doug!
  7:00pm
David:

Good show Charles.
  7:01pm
mason:

off to disney!
  7:03pm
Charles-A.:

Thanks, this has been The Media Squat... Sense (see/hear/smell :-)
you next week.
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