Almanac - November 30, 2007

11/30/07


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A David Gillette Monologue (11/30/07)

Our resident cartoonist has a bunch of great ideas that he would like to share. For free.

The Budget Shortfall (11/30/07)

The new numbers came out Friday and they will cast a shadow over this year's legislative spending. Our Mary Lahammer scrambled to get the full story.

Should Secretary of State Mark Ritchie Resign? (11/30/07)

We hear two different answers as Republican Party Chair Ron Carey is joined live by DFL Party Chair Brian Melendez. By the way, we want you to know that invited Mark Ritchie to join us as well but he declined our invitation for either a live or taped interview.

Legislative Auditor James Nobles (11/30/07)

Nobles joins us live to talk about his completed investigation of Sonia Morphew Pitt and his upcoming audit of Secretary of State Mark Ritchie.

Live Music by Michael Monroe (11/30/07)

What's an eco-folkie? Tune in and find out as Minnesotan Michael Monroe demonstrates his unusual style of music and talks about his new CD.

"More Frozen Memories" (11/30/07)

This is the latest of Ross Bernstein's FORTY books about Minnesota sports history. Actually it's an updated version of one of the first books that Ross ever wrote. The subject? A century of Minnesota hockey history.

The Political Panel (11/30/07)

Budget forecast ... Mark Ritchie ... the MnDOT audit ... plenty to talk about this week. So we've invited a group of former lawmakers. Democrats Ember Reichgott Junge and Jane Ranum sit on the couch with Republicans Fritz Knaak and Phil Krinkie.

The Wrapup (11/30/07)

What former Viking was a George McGovern supporter in 1972? We'll answer that question and ask a new one. Plus we have some fun with a viewer call about our last program.