Ha ha ha … doesn’t look good! Vahl first discusses whether working for the Government is honorable, and then gets to his main point — that talk radio hosts have to make their jobs honorable. Talking on the air for…
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Talk Radio Host: An Honorable Job or Not?
Tagged with: ha ha ha, jobs, judge, mp3, radio host, radio job, Rush Limbaugh, talk radio hosts, Vahl, words
Posted in DailySkew Editorial, Podcast, Talk Radio
Posted in DailySkew Editorial, Podcast, Talk Radio
Mental Gluttony, Google Algorithms, Japan Tsunami MEDIA Coverage Criticism
On a Super-sized edition of the DailySkew Mobile Podcast, Tony Vahl discusses a smorgasorgh of ideas, including: – Mental Gluttony– Tony Vahl declares: “It’s time to slow it down.”– Taking in lots of information all at once is a form…
Tagged with: bad decisions, BBC, Children's Organ Transplant Association, Google, google japan, irrational decisions, Japan, japan tsunami, Kindle, location, mental resources, mp3, NHK, NYTimes, stock traders, tsunami footage, tsunami media, USD, Vahl, writer
Posted in Google, mental, News, Podcast, World News
Posted in Google, mental, News, Podcast, World News
Tiger Woods is a Single Dad
Listen to this monumental DailySkew podcast, where Tiger Woods pours out his heart about being a single dad while driving around in his Escalade. So serious highlights: – it's hard for the kids when they're away from dad – finding…
Tagged with: dad, DailySkew, finding a nanny, GMA, heart, inflation, lamborghini, mp3, Podcast, single dads, tiger, Tiger Woods, travel
Posted in parody, Podcast, Sports
Posted in parody, Podcast, Sports
Declaration of Artistic Independence
On a short and sweet podcast, Tony Vahl declares his artistic independence from the mainstream (as if he needed to). Highlights: – love the car audio ambience – Vahl is disappointed with what Google Trends shows about the public -…
Tagged with: car audio ambience, day in my life, expression, Google, Google Trends, mainstream, mp3, perspective, Podcast, public art, Tony Vahl, Vahl
Posted in Podcast
Posted in Podcast
$3.29 a gallon for gas
On today’s Dailyskew Mobile podcast, Vahl goes ultra-mobile, podcasting as he played basketball! Highlights: – “We are not a content farm! We’re not growing turnips.” – “You hear that ball bouncing? That’s your world bouncing.” – Bernanke’s monetary policy has…
Tagged with: basketball highlights, cnbc, domino effect, economy, electric car, energy sources, fed reserve, gas, gas prices, growing turnips, lacker, Minnesota, mp3, oil speculators, reserve member, treasury notes, US
Posted in dominoes, economy, gas prices, Podcast
Posted in dominoes, economy, gas prices, Podcast
a few minutes on Libya and Wisconsin Unions
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to hear the opinion of a common man who has no allegiances to any organization or political movement? Wonder no more, brave web sojourner, and welcome to the DailySkew Mobile Podcast!…
Tagged with: America, bush, Florida, Governor, Libya, Libya Bush Obama Quaddafi Egypt Iran Suez Canal, mp3, quaddafi, Republican Tea Party, Richard Hoffmann, right to work state, suez canal, sweatshops in america, tomato fields, Vahl, Wisconsin Unions, world style
Posted in Current Events, economy, Podcast, World News
Posted in Current Events, economy, Podcast, World News
Housing Bust Officially Over
Download now or listen on posterous Housing bust in Florida officially over.mp3 (1085 KB) On today's Dailyskew Podcast, Tony Vahl goes on the record and predicts the end of the housing bust in Florida. The reason? Weather is a huge…
Tagged with: blizzards, bust, Dailyskew Podcast, date, Florida, hurricane seasons, hurricanes, mass movements, motivator, moving to florida, mp3, sunshine state, Tony Vahl, Vahl
Posted in economy, florida, housing, Podcast
Posted in economy, florida, housing, Podcast
Higher Wages for Middle Class Public Sector Employees Makes Sense
On today’s Mobile DailySkew Podcast, Tony Vahl tackles the controversial topic of public sector wages vs. private sector wages: Download now or listen on posterous 2011-02-08_15-21B.mp3 (3873 KB) – Is the Daily Caller a prostitution site that runs occasional news…
Tagged with: audience member, bank executives, Christina Aguilera, Daily Caller, Dennis Kozlowski, local Postal Worker, middle class, mp3, private sector corporations, private sector wages, prostitution site, public sector employees, rabble rousers, sominex, the Weekly Standard, toga party, Tony Vahl, USD, Vahl, Weekly Standard
Posted in music, News, Podcast, politics
Posted in music, News, Podcast, politics
