Should Obama be negotiating contraception with a bunch of guys whose ideas of birth control is little boys? JFK’s Intern, Planned Parenthood, Rome, Santorum, and Obama are discussed in another spirited roundtable with Mark Thompson and Guy Nicolucci. Please subscribe to our show on iTunes. Visit www.davidfeldmancomedy.com for additional material and podcasts. And please like us on Facebook.
Racists For The Cure, Romney, Gingrich and Apple are covered in this rambunctious roundtable with Jimmy Dore, Frank Conniff, and Jeremy S. Kramer. The David Feldman Radio Program is produced out of the KPFK studios in Southern California. If you can’t hear it in your city please contact your local public radio station and say, “Me wants me some Feldman.” Please like the show on Facebook, subscribe to our program on iTunes, and tell your friends about a show that is both honest and honestly funny.
An interview with American author Howard Bloom. Mr. Bloom first worked as a a publicist for singers and bands such as Prince, Billy Joel, and Styx. He has published three books on human evolution and group behavior, The Genius of the Beast, The Global Brain and The Lucifer Principle. This interview was conducted by our Executive producer Troy Conrad and was edited by Alicia Cordova. Please subscribe to us on iTunes and like our show on Facebook.
Roundtable with Frank Conniff, Jimmy Dore and Rick Overton during which we deliver a Freudian analysis of Newt’s mental illness.
Private Schools should be outlawed. Florida picks Romney. And why Obama should be reelected. Another great roundtable with Jimmy Dore, Frank Conniff and Rick Overton. Please subscribe to our show on iTunes. The David Feldman Show is produced out of the KPFK studios in Southern California. If you can’t hear it in your town please tell your local public radio station about us. Thanks for listening.
Fred Stoller recounts his time writing for Seinfeld on today’s program and in his new Kindle Single “My Seinfeld Year.” It is the hysterical yet bittersweet story of what happens when Fred finally gets the showbiz stability he always dreamed of as a staff writer on one of the greatest shows in television history. THIS is a great episode.