SFR 285: In Which We Do The Show By Phone

–Strange Frequencies Radio cracked a Top Ten list on iTunes! Big thanks to everyone for their support.
—A mass-stabbing at a Pennsylvania High School has some of the same-old canards being bandied about.
—Brandeis University withdraws honorary degree to Muslim critic Ayaan Hirsi Ali, citing “statements that are inconsistent” with their core values. Apparently, telling the truth is not one of their core values.
–NDE doc Melvin Morse sentenced to three years in prison for the waterboarding of his stepdaughter
—OkCupid CEO is found to have donated to an anti-gay congressional candidate. Is this hypocritical in light of the site’s stance against Mozilla’s ex-CEO Brandon Eich? Will the “Equality Police” turn around and attack OkCupid now?
—Peter Mayhew returns to Star Wars in the role he made famous
–The shocking death of Ultimate Warrior, and the media firestorm it set off.
–A look at science programming on television, featuring Cosmos, which may be starting to bore people, and Your Inner Fish, a new PBS mini-series based on the work of Neil Shubin.
–The show ends ungracefully as Jason’s phone begins to die. We’ll return April 27th with all-new episodes of SFR. Thanks, everyone!

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About Jason Korbus

Friend, family member, possible werewolf. I co-host Strange Frequencies Radio, blog at Confidential Korbus, and generally walk among the weird. When I'm not doing busywork, I can usually be found with my nose in a book, my eyes glued to a glowing screen, or my ears tuned to The Ramones.

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