Radio Show Preview 1-7-10 : Dispatches from the Creation Wars

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Radio Show Preview 1-7-10

Posted on: January 7, 2010 9:37 AM, by Ed Brayton

After a two week break for the holidays, Declaring Independence is back on the air tonight. The first guest will be Daphne Eviatar of the Washington Independent, who will be talking about prosecuting the underwear bomber and many other things.

The second guest will be Robin Goldstein, author of The Wine Trials 2010. This is a really interesting book about the false market for high-end wine and how it is created and maintained by aspirational marketing.

As always, you can listen by clicking here between 6 and 7 pm EST.

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I am presently reading a book called "The Billionaire's Vinegar" by Benjamin Wallace. The book is also about high end wine and specifically about the auctioning of old wines supposedly owned by Thomas Jefferson during his stay in France. Very interesting circle of people. I will have to find the time to listen to your show for the first time!

Posted by: Michael Day | January 7, 2010 10:58 AM

I'm more of a beer snob but I'm looking forward to hearing the interview with Robin Goldstein. It sounds like a fascinating topic!

Posted by: Brian W | January 7, 2010 12:57 PM

Hey Ed, is the podcast up on iTunes yet? It's not appearing in my updated subscription list. Thanks.

Posted by: MartyM | January 9, 2010 9:39 AM

My thanks to whoever made the last two shows appear in the rss feed (sometime early this afternoon).

Posted by: llewelly | January 18, 2010 9:44 PM