So much other stuff going on this week that a glimpse of Kansas City talkers wasn't so important . . . Still, a glimpse at mainstream opinion is worth at least a causal glimpse if only to get caught up on the latest talking points from the Chamber, Civic Council and Mayor's office as they continue their corrupt stranglehold over most mainstream media outlets . . .
First up . . .
The latest episode of Ruckus . . .
"Mike Shanin interviews Judy Ancel, Director of Worker Education & Labor Studies at UMKC, about right to work efforts in Missouri. Then Lisa Johnston, Gwen Grant, Patrick Tuohey and Steve Rose discuss the new legislative sessions in Kansas and Missouri, Governor Sam Brownback's State of the State address, efforts to extend the streetcar in Kansas City and race relations in America."
And then . . .
Week In Review . . .
Wherein legacy media newsies offers the company line on most of the stuff we already discussed.
Developing . . .
Gwen Grant looks like Chia Pet.
ReplyDeletePlease tell me the KCPT transmission signal is only strong enough to broadcast this embarrassing crap only about 20 miles from KCMO.
ReplyDeleteMost of the rest of the country already thinks poorly of this small mid-west burg and watching people like these "opinion leaders" won't help.
When are Garth and the boys going to be hosting this show from their basement?
Nope, I receive it in Topeka quite well with an outside antenna. In fact KCPT's signal goes sometimes up to 500 miles away from Kansas City in the warm weather months during some Tropospheric Ducting conditions.
Delete7:04 Nah, it was just her "hair hat".
ReplyDeleteThat girl in the photo reminds me of my ex. She could not only take a TV, but a Semi Trailer too.
ReplyDeleteA black women on Ruckus this week. So that Cuck Mo Rage isn't having a hissy fit.
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ReplyDeleteThe XXX-Files!!!
Not the best shows this week, let's hope they are just warming up for the year.
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