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Culture
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KCAA 1050 AM 106.5 FM
Fridays at 3 p.m.
Culture Shocks
Show Summary
06/28/19
Melinda Maddox was an attorney in Alabama when then state Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore decided in 2001 to erect a 2 1/2 ton monument with one version of the Ten Commandments carved into it in the center of the new judicial building. Melinda and a few other attorneys were not happy and sued for its removal. They won, but when Moore refused to remove it, he was thrown off the court by a unanimous vote of his fellow Republican justices. She opines on what might have happen in a case like hers following the recent US Supreme Court case upholding a giant cross in a Maryland town. SEE HER BIO ... HERE
She and Barry also share opinions on the political future of Roy Moore. In spite of losing a US Senate race just a few years ago, and in spite of pleading by President Trump not to do so, Moore has just announced he is running for Senate again in 2020. Will allegations of inappropriate behavior with young women derail his efforts again?
Nicole Sandler has been a radio programmer and talk show host from coast-to-coast for 40 years. She now hosts a show 4 days a week on the Progressive Voices Network. Previously she had been a music host in Los Angeles and had a daily political show on Air America.
Nicole and Barry discuss what went wrong that killed Air America and the ageism and sexism that infect even liberal media today. They also explore some of the biggest controversies in the news this week including the first night of Democratic Party presidential debates, the horror that is Senator Mitch McConnell, the future of the Supreme Court now that its current term is over, and a big lawsuit by women anchors on the popular NewYorkOne television network.
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