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Given that the Funky Butte Ranch’s apple, peach, plum, pear, cherry and apricot trees are still maturing (though looking great, especially given recent hail), I visited three orchards (two organic) en route to a reading in Northern New Mexico last week. This, in my view, is the world’s best kind of shopping: edible shopping.

Mike Francessa is still searching for a partner after Chris Russo bolted for the big bucks, so over the course of the next few days he's aligned some of the other WFAN personalities to work an afternoon shift with him. He's bring on Ed Coleman for a few days, Chris Carlin for a few days, Joe Beningo for a few days, etc.

Is Simon Pegg taking the title of his latest film How To Lose Friends And Alienate People a bit too far?  He recently launched a few barbs at his fellow countryman Ricky Gervais on a British radio show.

We’ve reached a true milestone episode of Headshot Radio … the 50th episode of Shenanigans! This wonderful adventure includes everything you could possibly want from us, special listener appearances, Eric and Derek on the same show at the same time, and lots of important and some unimportant video game talk.

Check out TV on the Radio’s video for “Dancing Choose” off their new brilliant album Dear Science. The album is out now, and so is Clay Aiken.

Blood, Sugar, Turd, Magic?The boys are back this week, and are running a little long (45:21), or is that...

I have been behaving myself. But I cannot take it any longer. As a Conservative Libertarian, who believes in freedom of speech. I just cannot and will not sit idly by and allow a Marxist to steal the right to express one’s self freely. I am quite known for my controversy. I am known for my “over the top” statements.

(A very big Hat Tip and huge thank you to AllahPundit at Hotair.com for this one) The back story: From what I can figure out here. Bill O’Reilly went off on a populist rant yesterday. He attacked Rush Limbaugh and a few other Conservative Radio hosts. It was over this bail out deal that is happening right now.

Information, Please! was one of the most popular, and literate, shows on American radio, airing from 1938-1948 and running briefly as a TV show in 1952. Its format was novel: instead of quizzing contestants from the general public, listeners submitted questions to quiz the experts, and if they stumped

Information, Please! was one of the most popular, and literate, shows on American radio, airing from 1938-1948 and running briefly as a TV show in 1952. Its format was novel: instead of quizzing contestants from the general public, listeners submitted questions to quiz the experts, and if they stumped