No Bull, no Fluff, No Smudges
It’d been a while, and it was time for 
a mid-year check-in with my predictions for 2010, plus a long list of things David Ayers wanted to talk about. So he had me on his Open Lines show this morning. We didn’t get through it all, but there’s plenty there on local politics, local media, the primary elections, the good referendum on the ballot and the very bad one, and more.
Here’s the whole show.
–Pierre Tristam
Pierre on WNZF, Aug. 12[media id=79 width=250 height=100]
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Rob F says
Hey Pierre;
Listened to the show. I also oppose burning the Koran. That is nothing but hate mongering. Keep your voice going…it gives me something to write about. Go right wing fundamentalists!
H. Peter Stolz says
That’s all well and good, but I noticed not one iota of coverage for the money losing tennis facility that a number of people predicted would cost taxpayers dearly for the benefit of the very few.