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Dave Pratt, Behind the Mic: 30 Years in Radio Dave Pratt
Five Star Publications, Inc. AZ, 2008
A must read for Pratt fans! Being a long time Dave Pratt fan I have been waiting for this book to finally be finished and released. I had the entire book finished in just a few days and loved it. Dave goes into a lot of his life growing up in Elko, NV and coming back to AZ. A lot of the ...
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Right Turns: From Liberal Activist to Conservative Champion in 35 Unconventional Lessons Michael Medved
Three Rivers Press, 2005
Liberalism is a mental disorder. Michael's book is an example of what happens when adolescents mature. When one starts working and has a family to support they cannot remain liberal unless they are insane. Liberalism is a mental disorder but it can be healed with the right amount of encouragement and ...
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P.S.: Further Thoughts from a Lifetime of Listening Studs Terkel
New Press, 2008
Studs lives on Studs was the greatest of Chicago's 20th century icons. Do take the time to read his last work - which encompassed various parts of his career. Definitely yet another must read.
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Private Parts Howard Stern
Pocket, 1997
Howard Stern??? First off, I hate his show, I loved this book and the movie.
Private Parts is hilarious, compelling and truthful. I've never been a huge Howard fan, I saw this book and for some reason started reading.
The book is his story, how he got where he is now and where ...
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The Savage Nation Michael Savage
Plume, 2004
This guy tells it like it is and makes so much sense! I love this book! And I love Michael Savage's opinions! I agreed with so many great things he points out in this book. It's no accident this guy has one of the most listened-to talk shows in America.
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Another Man's Sombrero: A Conservative Broadcaster's Undercover Journey Across the Mexican Border Darrell Ankarlo
Thomas Nelson, 2008
Way to go brother! This is a must read for those sitting on the fence regarding illegal immigration. Ankarlo gives a firsthand accounting of what is it like to simply walk across the border into the US. He then goes on to provide details and statistics on the real price of illegal ...
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Touch and Go: A Memoir Studs Terkel
New Press, 2007
Mike's opinion: I enjoyed the book. It brought back memories of times past, I love Chicago. While not as liberal as Studs, I appreciate his passion, kindness and thoughtfullness for those less fortunate. Studs has always been fun and so interesting. I always feel enriched, after ...
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Ghost Radio: A Novel Leopoldo Gout
William Morrow, 2008
Slickly Scary The characters in Ghost Radio are hip - really hip. Joaquin, the main
character, grew up in the early 90s punk scene. He meets his best
friend over a shared love of the Dead Kennedys. They even start their
own band, Los Deathmuertoz. (cool name, huh?)
I discovered ...
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Quivers: A Life Robin Quivers
Harpercollins, 1995
life changing this book was incredible for me to read and really changed my life. i related to so manyu of the things that Robin went through even though i am neither female, black or in her age group. Robin is an extremely intelligent woman who overcame a lot of BS to get to ...
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Homegrown Democrat: A Few Plain Thoughts from the Heart of America Garrison Keillor
Penguin (Non-Classics), 2006
A reminder of the positive social change liberalism has been responsible for Keillor is an old style democrat in both the small and large D sense. He is a bit of a bleeding heart liberal, which he makes no attempt to hide or excuse. There is no doubt that hard-core Republicans will deride the book as the product of a naïve do-gooder mentality. ...
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Cohn-Head: A No-Holds-Barred Account of Breaking Into the Boys' Club Linda Cohn
The Lyons Press, 2008
Linda is very down to earth I was able to meet Linda in person on a Disney Cruise. She is very down to earth and inspirational. It was great meeting a woman who is a great inspiration for others.
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Quivers Robin Quivers
Harpercollins (Mm), 1996
Not just Howard Stern's sidekick In a revealingly personal bio, Robin Quivers offers her life : childhood molestation by her father, her own wanderings trying to find happiness, her role as newswoman/commentator on The Howard Stern Show. The impact is even more impressive, hearing the story in her ...
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Random Acts of Badness Danny Bonaduce
Hyperion, 2002
Great Loved this book. Very well written and worth reading even though it was published 5 years ago. Could not put it down!
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Excelsior, You Fathead!: The Art and Enigma of Jean Shepherd Eugene B. Bergmann
Applause Books, 2005
An Excellent Compendium of Shepherd's Life This book does not attempt to be a linear, narrative biography of Shepherd's life, but instead contains voluminous material organized around broad themes that cut across different time periods of his life. This is both a difficulty and a strength. It can make for a ...
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Off Mike: A Memoir of Talk Radio and Literary Life Michael Krasny
Stanford General Books, 2007
Love the author Love the book Have listened to and appreciated Michael Krasny (Dr Krasny in our home since he has a PhD) since he was at KGO 810 ABC in San Francisco and since he joined KQED FM San Francisco. Have a called in to both programs and have been honoured to have done some email back and ...
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