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Acton Media Update

by Marc Vander Maas on Thursday, August 2, 2007

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Dr. Jay Richards made an appearance on the Steve Deace show yesterday on central Iowa’s 50,000 watt blowtorch of a radio station, WHO in Des Moines. The topic of conversation was climate change, and you can listen to the interview by clicking right here (3.2 mb mp3 file).

More: Jay also put in an appearance on Knucklehead Radio today on the same topic. You can listen to that one right here (2.5 mb mp3 file).

Category: Environmental Stewardship

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sandy

The conversation with Jay Richard’s and the host of this radio show, Greg Allen, was bright and easy to take. Nice mix…
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I like it, good conversation.
Elizabeth Tracey

I heard you on The Right Balance (I’m an avid listener) and decided to check out the Web site as I’m winding down the week in the office. I enjoyed your interview with Greg Allen. Keep up the good work.

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