June 2009 Archives

Welcome to the June 2009 WBCB Irv Homer Show archives page. This is a special page that consists of the WBCB shows that irv has had guests special Newsmaker Guests on.

 

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Monday June 15, 2009 (Why the Economic Crisis was Planned in Advance)
In a recent interview , Sen Dick Durbin admitted that banks "own" Capitol Hill. Michael Trudeau says that's not even the half of it, and there is much more to the financial crisis than meets the eye. (More >>>). Posted below is the archive of the interview commercial FREE.

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Tuesday June 16, 2009 (Law Enforcement Against Prohibition LEAP)

All of a sudden, legalization of illicit drugs has become a topic that just won't go away.Three past Latin American presidents and California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger have all called for consideration of drug legalization. US Senator Jim Webb along with 28 co-sponsors have introduced legislation for the formation of a presidential commission to examine our criminal justice system, specifically including consideration of drug legalization. NormStamper, a retired police officer with 34 years on the force will be out guest. (More >>>) Posted below is the archive of the interview commercial FREE.
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Wednesday June 17, 2009 (Over 1 Million Americans are Homeless)
The numbers are startling, even before the recession. 600,000 American families--including over 1 miliion children--are currently homeless, and the problem is only getting worse. Dr Ralph Nunez of the Institute for Children and Poverty discusses the real crisis, and reveals why measures taken by the government and many organizations are addressing the wrong problems. (More >>>)

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Monday June 22, 2009 (What Does it Mean if You Dream You are Stark naked in Public?) Dreams deal with an individual's current situation, and can offer tremendous insight into their hidden talents. Dr. Bernard explains all of this. (More >>>)

 

Tuesday June 23, 2009 (Could Disappearing Homey Bees Signal The End of the Human Race?)

Honey bee colonies are dying or disappearing in record numbers, potentially jeopardizing agriculture and food supplies, but Peter Green says their absence could mean much more than an altered dinner plate.

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