* Vet for Hire: After 20 years of service in the Navy Chief Paul Mileski has retired and moved to Denver to help with Personhood and the ministry of Denver Bible Church. Hear his account of searching for opportunities in Obama’s America. Paul is an experienced project manager, Russian translator and personnel manager. So if you have any ideas on how he can overcome the difficulties of unemployment in Barry’s economy please send him an e-mail.
* Mississippi Burning: Personhood Mississippi is up against the clock, and apparently the secretary of state and attorney general as well. Les Riley, the sponsor of the Personhood Intiative in Mississippi calls in with an update, and proves that war by other means can get down-right dirty when the adversary fears defeat.
* No Miracle in Haiti: While some attribute natural disasters to an “act of God” others attribute natural events to miraculous divine intervention. Both attributions harm the gospel, and both attribute evil to God. The first suggests God is capricious and arbitrary, while the second implies that God issues miracles for some, and suffering and death for others.
* Avatar Blues: Guest host Doug McBurney documents that teenagers around the world are struggling with suicidal thoughts when they realize that they can’t actually dwell in the land of “Avatar”. And worse, the film seems to be giving many of these slacker youth the idea that their very existence is killing the planet and is at odds with harmony in the universe.
* Judge Rightly: Doug puts Judge Darrell Birkey on the spot. Find out if Darrell’s narrow Biblical interpretation of crime and punishment is up to the task of judging right from wrong.
* Personhood Blows Up: Many thanks to Joseph Farah & Chelsea Schilling! PersonhoodUSA and the national personhood movement held the top spot on WND over this past weekend. And Newsweek seems to be awakening to the fact that what some thought was a fringe movement is becoming a real threat to the status quo!
* Bob and Doug Wake Up a Guy Sleeping in the Studio: Constantly on the road, working 19-hour-day, seven-day weeks, Bob Enyart and Doug McBurney wake up Keith Mason of Personhood USA to update us, just on what's happened over the last weekend!
* See Photos in the NY Times: in another stunning development of the personhood era, the New York Times published Behind the Scenes: Picturing Fetal Remains researching part of the story of where the grisly abortion photos come from.
CW AFFILIATE 40/29 TV NEWS DIRECTOR SEX CHARGE UPDATE: Today's show starts with a replay of the 3-minute call to Robin in the newsroom at Arkansas' KHBS/KHOG 40/29 TV.