Injured Limbs, Leftists & the Meaning of Life – TWG 28

Alex Whitworth joins us to gague and explore the heartbeat of the 20 something. Whitworth claims that recent supreme court appointee Sotomayor’s recent leg injury and financial distress will only increase her level of empathy for injured people and poor financial managers. Thereby, she will be an even greater jurist.

Goose and Alex discuss the fact that a huge portion of the cultural values we have as 20 something creatures are being shaped by an entertainment industry that leans so far left it’s miraculous they don’t spend the majority of their day falling down.

The week in summation profiles Sarah Palin’s eventful east coast trip and Iran’s elections and new UN sanctions! LISTEN HERE…

TWG Special – Our Sit Down with the Professor

Goose is joined by Mark Seignious, Broadcasting & Electronic Media Professor at Northwestern College in Saint Paul. Seignious applies his quick wit and wide-ranging knowledge to Sarah Palin’s chances in 2012, Queen Elizabeth’s new IPod, and the Sotomayor nomination. The mirth-laden educator takes on Pawlenty, Nixon, and Kennedy… all while ferrying his daughter to her soccer match and drinking a Pepsi. Entertainment, Information, and a General Sense of Well Being await you on this very special This Week with Goose… LISTEN HERE…

An Angry Dakotan Journalist – TWG V 27

In the inaugural ‘Angry Journalist’ segment of This Week with Goose, writer David Gregory joins us for his take on Sotomayor, Joe Mauer, and Republican presidential hopefuls in 2012. In a surprise move, he advocates the next GOP nominee be selected by staging a Survivor sequel in Puerto Rico with the main contenders, judged by Dick Cheney. The last person standing would then be the nominee. He then goes on to accuse Justin Morneau and Joe Mauer of steroid use. Goose also summarizes the week that was from Washington… to Cairo… to the Metrodome. It’s entertainment, information, and a general sense of well being for all. LISTEN HERE