Monday, August 27, 2007: Today’s show was jammed. We had breaking news all over the place. First, Michael Vick made a statement after entering his guilty plea in court to dog fighting charges. We carried it live. The U.S. Attorney General, Alberto Gonzales resigned as well. President Bush gave a short speech saying thank you to Gonzales. You can here it below. ABC news reporter Louise Schiavione also joined Darrell live from Washington, D.C. as did Ken Vogel from Politico.com. And the fun didn’t end there, Darrell went to a couple ball games over the weekend at each one there was ”the loud guy.” Yes. He’s the guy having the loud conversation. What should Darrell have done? In the final hour of the show, Darrell talks about a new Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial on the Washington, D.C. Mall. A panel chose a Chinese born sculptor and some are upset the sculptor isn’t black. And one bit of audio you have to hear…Miss Teen South Carolina. Listen and enjoy!
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Friday, August 17, 2007: As Detour Dan always says, “It’s Friiiiday!” And it was another jam packed Ankarlo Mornings. Darrell started by inquiring about mines in Arizona to make some money. After all, there is one for sale on EBay for $99. Though when we called the gentleman hung up on us. A 14-year old has been labeled a sex offender for molesting his 4 year old cousin. Darrell asks if should he be labeled a sex offender for life or should he be forgiven? Speaking of forgiveness, should the NFL and we as fan forgive Michael Vick if he pleads guilty in the dog fighting case? Darrell has some thought on that. He also talks to Malika Dutt from Breakthrough about their new video game called ICED (I Can End Deportation). They and some of you get into a great discussion about immigration. Finally, Darrell talks to Jason and Skylar Palermo. Skylar is on the Chandler Little League team playing in the World Series. Congrats and Good luck!
Thursday August 2, 2007: Darrell talks to ABC News reporter Aaron Katersky live from Minneapolis with the latest details about the bridge collapse. Also on the show, American soldiers are being billed for lost or broken equipment after coming home from the Iraq war, a Scottsdale home owners association says we aren’t paying for damage caused by a flood and The Economist prints an article about Phoenix called “Into the Ashes.” Does the article have a point? Other guests include: Barbara Gustafson who got “screwed” by her insurance company, Former insurance adjuster Randy Wunder, Statesman Design Studio Manager Alissa Becker and Debbi Gardiner with the Economist Magazine.
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