ROAD RAGE #36: WATER WATER, EVERYWHERE

This is our last episode of the year, and it's full of great stuff.

We have a Road Report that includes a Poultry Report.

What Were They Thinking? has another collection of stupid criminals.

We're All Gonna Die!! is looking at global warming (again). We have some disturbing news about Polar Bears, and what the EPA is doing.

The Rant is all about the politics and economics of bottled water. Who owns the water we drink, who controls how it's used, and who has to pay for it.

Have a tall, cool one while you listen to Road Rage, and Happy New Year!

ROAD RAGE #35: SOLSTICE

This week, Road Rage is overcome with holiday cheer.

We have a Poultry Report with real poultry, and it's might tasty.

What Were They Thinking? has Christmas mysteries, featuring an incendiary goat and a guy in traction.

We're All Gonna Die!! tells us about the drinker's diet, and yet another dread disease.

We offer a lump of coal to people who want to make Christmas a political event, and The Rant celebrates solstice.

Here comes the sun, on Road Rage.

ROAD RAGE 34: POLICE STATE

This week, we have a Poultry Report, featuring some strange birds.

We're All Gonna Die!! goes organic, with a look at nuts and seeds, and why the old ways are sometimes better.

What Were They Thinking? looks at a machine that scares away teenagers, why you can't name your coffee shop anything you want, and a guy who knows how to navigate telephone menu systems.

The Rant visits the border and finds that it's been moved.

You don't need an I.D. to listen to Road Rage.

ROAD RAGE #33: CARRY IT ON

This week, Bill O'Reilly joins us for The Limbo Files.

We're All Gonna Die!! looks at studies about tooth decay, on line hugs and urban legends.

What Were They Thinking? gets some serious Christmas cheer, learns about a new sport, and looks at tv indecency.

The Rant remembers Rosa Parks, and observes that there's still some work to be done.

Keep your seat on the bus while you listen to Road Rage.

Notes:

The song "Carry It On" was written by Gil Turner and sung by Tom Paxton and Anne Hills

Information about Deb Davis came from The Rocky Mountain News and papersplease.org