We have a fabulous Poultry Report, and a new guest of honor on the Limbo Files.

We're All Gonna Die!! is worried about what the ocean is up to, and What Were They Thinking? looks at foolishness spanning 300 years. 

... and The Rant wonders where all the rocket scientists have gone.

We also have a special musical guest.

This week, Road Rage is going to be a blast (off)

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This episode of Road Rage runs 16:29
Bumpers this week are by The Swingle Singers

Go Figure returns with an analysis of the U.S. budget, which leads naturally into a disturbing Poultry Report.

We're All Gonna Die!! talks about dead birds, and there's something new to worry about in outer space.

What Were They Thinking? investigates law and order.

... and The Rant is all about karma and Enron. 

What goes around, comes around on Road Rage.

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This episode runs 15:31
Bumpers by John Williams, Burnshee Thornside, and The Swingle Singers

Instant Karma by John Lennon, copyright 1969, was released on Apple Records.

ROAD RAGE #64  BUDDY, CAN YOU SPARE A DIME?

This week, we have a Poultry Report,  and the Limbo Files returns. 

What Were They Thinking? looks at politics, and at why everybody is  suing Apple.

We're All Gonna Die!! has good news/bad news about healthcare, and two more ways your cell phone can kill you. 

The Rant looks at the minimum wage and finds that it isn't enough.

Make your vote count when you listen to Road Rage.

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This episode runs 16:42
Bumpers this week are by The Swingle Singers and a special guest appearance by Burnshee-Thornside

This week, we join with the New England Podcasters in celebrating Independence 4 US
july4us

We'll have We're All Gonna Die!!, focusing on death, math, baseball, and money.

What Were They Thinking? will look at independence and unintended consequences.

We Rant about a kind of independence that used to be common, but is now rare.

We're a day late, but you can still light a firecracker and listen to Road Rage.

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This episode of Road Rage runs 16:40
Bumper music this week by John Williams