Updated by Jason: We had a fun recap of 2009 talking about the many guests and topics the show covered throughout the past year. Thank you to all the people who joined us as guests, co-hosts and listeners. It was a great year and we'll see you in' [...] I found it to be a really interesting exchange. Jeff [...]
This Week: We're taking advantage of the brief reprieve on marriage equality to catch up on the rest of the goings-on in New Jersey politics. As the Christie administration takes' [...]
“My Favorite Things.” I'm sure you've heard it on the radio a million times by now.
I don’t know who first decided that this Rodgers and Hammerstein ditty from the saccharine “Sound of Music” might be a Christmas song but whoever it was has now [...]
Gov.-elect Chris Christie, in the first of his promised regular visits to New Jersey 101.5 FM radio for a monthly call-in show, said payroll taxes supporting the unemployment fund might more than double next summer. Other highlights, quotes and context (plus video below):
"Folks know that this is our last chance." [...]This Week: Well, what else? It's all marriage, all the time, as we share our take on yesterday's hearing and committee vote to advance the marriage to the full [...]
Chris Christie
After a long absence, Ask The Governor returns tonight at 7 p.m. on 101.5 FM radio. Eric Scott will question Gov.-elect Chris Christie and listeners are invited to check in via phone. Gov. Corzine chose not to do the monthly call-in program and became the [...]
This just strikes me as bizarre.
Executives at National Public Radio recently asked the network’s top political correspondent, Mara Liasson, to reconsider her regular appearances on Fox News because of what they perceived as the network’s political bias, two sources familiar with the effort [...]
This Week: We'll be talking about the, ahem, "courage" of our members in the legislature on Marriage Equality. And, we'll do some talking about Jon Runyan's playing footsie with [...]
It's Monday, Nov. 30th, 2009. Which, if you ask me, makes it far too early in the year for radio stations to be airing little transitional snippets between songs that wish listeners a happy and healthy new year. I heard one of those over the weekend. Please put that one away' [...]
Save for the local news, there are hardly any locally produced TV shows anymore.
Former CNN host Lou Dobbs is seriously considering running for U.S. Senate in New Jersey in 2012 as “an intermediary step” that could lead to a run for the White House, according to the AP.
Dobbs told former Sen. Fred Thompson’s radio program on Monday that he [...]
Michael Orozco, Turner's lawyer, [...]
Each week, Blue Jersey Radio streams LIVE with New Jersey's latest political buzz, interviews' [...]
Rob C. has a knack for summing up things quickly with a keen sense of humor. His latest production zips through the governor's race in 1:26. I think I hear the voice of a newspaper columnist asking in a TV debate about raising taxes and a radio news director questioning [...]
