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Saturday, November 1st, 2008
Our roundtable pre-election discussion at Epic Roasthouse, 369 The Embarcadero on San Francisco’s scenic waterfront. For more on this fine dining establishment, visit www.epicroasthousesf.com Technical difficulties prevent Episodes 13 (Ah Ha!) and 14 from being seen in the video version in their entirety. Segments #13 are combined with the video version for #14. In this episode, we talk about the elections, the setting and how it got built, and the history of The Will and Willie show, which ran as the morning show on 960 AM in 2006, and is produced by Paul “Lobster” Wells, of Flow Communications, the duo’s Ed McMahon and Freddie DeCordova rolled into one. We also touch on state and local politics, personalities and propositions, auto dealers, newspapers, gas prices, suv and prius drivers, and more.
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Thursday, October 30th, 2008
Will Durst and Willie Brown join Producer Paul “The Lobster” Wells at Epic Roasthouse, a fine new Pat Kuleto restaurant managed by Pete Sittnick at 369 The Embarcadero on San Francisco’s scenic waterfront. This is part one of our final pre-election broadcast. We start with the Presidential race, Will and Willie’s predictions, the polls, the economy and how it has swung the race in Obama’s direction. We also give historic perspective to the current financial crisis with a look back to similar events going back before 1929 to the current changes that allowed sub-prime mortgages to be sold as “Triple A” securities and traded through banks and hedge funds. Technical difficulties prevent Episodes 13 (Ah Ha!) from being seen in the video version in it’s entirety. Segments #13 are being combined with those from the video version of #14.
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Tags: 2000, 2004, 2012, African Americans, AIG, Alabama, Alaska, Alaska Senator Ted Stevens, Barney Frank, Barrack Obama, Bay Bridge, Betting, Bombing, california, Clinton Administration, Clothing, Colorado, Congress, Corruption, Democratic Party, Democrats, Early Voting, Ed Rollins, Electoral Votes, Epic Roasthouse, Ferry Building, George Bush, Georgia, Hussein, Iraq, Jessie Ventura, John McCain, Jr., Lehman Brothers, New Mexico, Ohio, Osama, Osama Bin Laden, Paul "The Lobster" Wells, paul wells, Pennsylvania, Phil Gram, Political Comics, Politics, Polls, Popular Vote, Presidential Elections, Radical Religious Right, Republican Party, Republicans, Saks, San Francisco, San Francisco Waterfront, Sarah Palin, Senate, Socialism, Stock Market, Talk Radio, Terrorists, The Future, US Senator, Virginia, Voters, Wall Street, will and willie, Will Durst, William Ayers, willie brown, Willie L. Brown
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Friday, September 26th, 2008
Will Durst and Willie Brown join Producer Paul “The Lobster” Wells at the world famous Tosca Cafe in San Francisco’s North Beach. This is part two, and the discussion starts with a story about Coca Cola spurred by Jeanette Etheridge, the owner of Tosca, presenting us with a vintage style bottle. We cover the issues and personalities in the Presidential Election. We enter into a very open discussion on the role race will play on election day to “What Would Willie Do” to bring out the votes Barrack Obama will need to overcome the “Tom Bradley” effect. Durst has some choice words about Sarah Palin.
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Tags: 2004, African Americans, Al Gore, Al Sharpton, Alabama, Alaska, Barrack Obama, Black Preachers, Bradley Factor, Bush Doctrine, california, Church Members, Coca-cola, Coke, Community Organizing, Debates, Democrats, Dick Cheney, Dismantle The Old Boy Network, Editorial Cartoonists, Education, elections, Foreign Leaders, George Bush, George Dukemajin, Georgia, Geraldine Ferrara, Hubert Humphrey, Joe Biden, John Kerry, John Lewis, John McCain, Lipstick on a Pig, Lyndon Johnson, MBA, Media, Mississippi, Mortgage Contract, Oil Severance Tax, paul wells, Phil Gram, Pledge of Allegiance, Political Comics, Politics, Polls, Presidential Elections, Qualifications, Race, Race Pride, Republicans, Reverend William Warren, Rudy Giuliani, San Francisco, Sarah Palin, South Carolina, Talk Radio, Tavis Smiley, Tina Fey, Tom Bradley, Tosca Café, Under God, Vote Registration, Voters, Walter Mondale, will and willie, Will Durst, willie brown, Yale
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Friday, September 26th, 2008
Will Durst and Willie Brown join Producer Paul “The Lobster” Wells at the world famous Tosca Cafe in San Francisco’s North Beach. This is part two, and the discussion starts with a story about Coca Cola spurred by Jeanette Etheridge, the owner of Tosca, presenting us with a vintage style bottle. We cover the issues and personalities in the Presidential Election. We enter into a very open discussion on the role race will play on election day to “What Would Willie Do” to bring out the votes Barrack Obama will need to overcome the “Tom Bradley” effect. Durst has some choice words about Sarah Palin.
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Tags: 2004, African Americans, Al Gore, Al Sharpton, Alabama, Alaska, Barrack Obama, Black Preachers, Bradley Factor, Bush Doctrine, california, Church Members, Coca-cola, Coke Bottle, Community Organizing, Debates, Democrats, Dick Cheney, Dismantle The Old Boy Network, Editorial Cartoonists, Education, elections, Foreign Leaders, George Bush, George Dukemajin, Georgia, Geraldine Ferrara, Hubert Humphrey, Joe Biden, John Kerry, John Lewis, John McCain, Lipstick on a Pig, Lyndon Johnson, MBA, Media, Mississippi, Mortgage Contract, Oil Severance Tax, paul wells, Phil Gram, Pledge of Allegiance, Political Comics, Politics, Polls, Presidential Elections, Qualifications, Race, Race Pride, Republicans, Reverend William Warren, Rudy Giuliani, San Francisco, Sarah Palin, South Carolina, Talk Radio, Tavis Smiley, Tina Fey, Tom Bradley, Tosca Café, Under God, Vote Registration, Voters, Walter Mondale, will and willie, Will Durst, willie brown, Yale
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