December 31, 2011 Podcast update
Show brief The last broadcast and the last live voice on 970 WMAY, The News and Talk of Springfield, will be Saturday Session with Bishop. Ring in the New Year with an onslaught of critical evaluation of 2011 and what to expect will happen in 2012. Bishop will cover the top 25 censored stories of 2011 from Project Censored, the Iowa caucuses, Mainstream media manipulation and open phone lines. That and more when Saturday Session goes live from 3 to 7pm CST only on 970 WMAY, The News and Talk of Springfield (listen live online). Top Censored Stories of 2011
Does your vote count?
Open phones, 2011 It being New Year's Eve and, not only the final Saturday Session of 2011 but also the final live show on 970 WMAY, we'll open the phone lines for your final thoughts of 2011, your predictions for 2012, and whatever else is on your mind. Do you want to sound off on the craziness that is Illinois or maybe make some last minute resolutions? Everything is on the table for the last portion of Saturday Session for 2011. Listen live at WMAY.com and call in at 217.629.7970. Contact Saturday Session airs every Saturday from 3 to 7 PM CST on 970 WMAY, the News and Talk of Springfield. You can contact Bishop many different ways. Check out Bishop's Google Profile for more links and information. Get the latest podcasts and "Like" Bishop ON Air on Facebook. During the show, call 217.629.7970 and email anytime Bishop@WMAY.com. |
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If you live in Iowa, it depends on who you vote for. It will be a very heated contest in Iowa to start the new year. January 3rd will set the tone for the primary season in the GOP. Will it be Mitt, Paul or will Santorum gain some traction? The dynamic of this election season is worthy of discernment and we'll talk about what Iowa means and why some of those in the "establishment" think Iowa doesn't count ... which means they think that Iowan's voices don't count. Also, what is the establishment and mainstream media so afraid of Ron Paul? The media manipulation, from Chris Mathews to CNN, is so thick and distorts what the real issues are. This is a public relations trick that in the past has worked but now is being seen for what it is ... a ploy to sway voters' opinions. Don't believe the hype!
