September 24, 2006
Parallel years, anti-drug ads, and fame, clebrity, and Paris Hilton
The show's panelists this month are Blake Dvorak of The Washington Times, Bill Piper of the Drug Policy Alliance, and writer Meghan Keane. Topics covered include:
- What year is it (historically speaking)?
- Do government anti-drug ads work?
- Ruminations on celebrity and fame
- The "Outrage of the Month" feature, in which panelists describe the recent news items that angered them most.
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