He's best known for his role on "Curb Your Enthusiasm." Now, Jeff tells the story of his life-long battle with obesity and food addiction in his new book, "My Footprint: Carrying the Weight of the World."
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Sunday, February 28, 2010
Protecting dogs & saving pigeons
Are pigeons shoots inhumane? Bob Barker thinks so, and he's bringing attention to the sport, which many people think should be outlawed. Later in the show, Allan talks with the founder of the Coalition to Unchain Dogs, a volunteer group dedicated to releasing dogs from backyard chains by providing free fencing to homes with dogs. They are also lobbying for legislation to disallow or severely restrict tethering of dogs.
http://unchaindogs.net/
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http://unchaindogs.net/
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Proven medical benefits of pot--new research
Allan discusses the latest news with NORML Deputy Director Paul Armentano, author of "Marijuana Is Safer: So Why Are We Driving People to Drink?"
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
SUNDAY syndicated program 2/21/10 (hr1)
This week, Allan talks with "Radio Chick" Leslie Gold, who is now co-CEO at Shovio, the first live, two-way broadcasting network Shovio encourages host-to-viewer, viewer-to-host and viewer-to-viewer interaction, empowering a much more engaging experience for everyone involved.
It's Black History Month, and apparently that provides more opportunities or NBC to make itself look bad. A great deal of controversy has been stirred up over an NBCU cafeteria menu that featured fried chicken, collard greens and black eyed peas in honor of Black History Month. The chef (who is black) at NBC said she eats the food herself and doesn't understand why her menu choice was considered offensive. Is it all about political correctness gone haywire?
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It's Black History Month, and apparently that provides more opportunities or NBC to make itself look bad. A great deal of controversy has been stirred up over an NBCU cafeteria menu that featured fried chicken, collard greens and black eyed peas in honor of Black History Month. The chef (who is black) at NBC said she eats the food herself and doesn't understand why her menu choice was considered offensive. Is it all about political correctness gone haywire?
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