Radio Parallax

Shows

1. Current Events
2. A chat with SN&R reporter Cosmo Garvin who is stepping away from his great reporting (temporarily we hope)
3. Briefing section radical Islam, tech stuff: adaptive optics, hacking cars & cities

1. Current Events, Lake Nicaragua under Chinese threatm McDonalds moves away from rBSH induced milk (yay)
2. Yet MORE CA water nonsense (why "conservation" is a scam), N. Miller - STILL a jerk but Cosmo Garvin is still on the ball, tales of prescription drug chicanery: colchicne and the bendectine story - both headed for happy endings
3. Leonard Nimoy & Star Trek, UC auctions off spots to non-residents for money, Mohammed vs Larry documentary, Selma plus 50 years

1. Current Events
2. SN&R Senior news editor Cosmo Garvin, talks about sprawl in Northern California - the effort to develop "Cordova Hills" for the usual fast buck.
3. Travel expert Stan Godwin talks about travel agents. And comedian Michael O Connell talks about an upcoming show with The Comedians with Disabilities Act

1. Current Events, Will Durst comments on Obama's race and religion
2. Cosmo Garvin, senior staff writer and columnist for the Sac News and Review, discusses the latest three-card monte attempt to get a new arena for the Sacramento Kings
3. Kel Munger of the SN&R gives an update on the anti-gay legislation going on in Uganda.

1. Current Events
2. Kim Alexander of the California Voter Foundation and SN&R reporter Cosmo Garvin discuss issues of voter manipulation and chicanery
3. Obits: Gregory Peck with Gary Chew and David Brinkley with KOVR reporter George Franco

1. White House Spokeman "Yuri Fleishman" on Bushs visit to Stockton, "Carleton Heston" talks about Sportsblast restaurant in NYC,
2. A look back at a great legal miscarriage of justice - the prosecution of the McMartin PreSchool staff for imagined molestation, Sacramento News & Review reporter Cosmo Garvin on a local crime involving a juvenile defendant
3. A look at psychiatry in the courtroom with Andy Keough a witness in a local murder case, and Dr Sean ONeil on evaluating competency in the ER