Ask Pudge: September 2006 Archives
A new episode of the superpodcast Ask Pudge is now online for your listening pleasure. Feel free to Ask new questions of Pudge here, for future episodes. 
A new episode of the superpodcast Ask Pudge is now online for your listening pleasure. Feel free to Ask new questions of Pudge here, for future episodes.
I have a pretty bad cold. Could barely move around yesterday. Better today.
I usually do Ask Pudge on Sunday night and post it Monday. So, no Ask Pudge this week, for now ... if I have time and feel better I'll do it later in the week.
I usually do Ask Pudge on Sunday night and post it Monday. So, no Ask Pudge this week, for now ... if I have time and feel better I'll do it later in the week.
Ryan Dobson, son of Dr. James Dobson, and friend of mine from college, runs KOR, a 501(c)(3) youth ministry. Part of the ministry is the KOR Kast, a podcast, which now features a segment called "Politics with Pudge." Which is me. Talking about politics.
Feel free to let me know what you think about the segment here or via email, or send email to politics at korministries.com.
Since KOR is 501(c)(3), I have to be a bit careful about what I say.
Also, I found out recently that James Dobson (a different one) was in Flying Leathernecks in 1951 with John Wayne, where Mr. Dobson played "Lt. Pudge McCabe." Hmmmm.
Feel free to let me know what you think about the segment here or via email, or send email to politics at korministries.com.
Since KOR is 501(c)(3), I have to be a bit careful about what I say.
Also, I found out recently that James Dobson (a different one) was in Flying Leathernecks in 1951 with John Wayne, where Mr. Dobson played "Lt. Pudge McCabe." Hmmmm.
Now Playing: Politics with Pudge
A new episode of the superpodcast Ask Pudge is now online for your listening pleasure. Feel free to Ask new questions of Pudge here, for future episodes.
A new episode of the superpodcast Ask Pudge is now online for your listening pleasure. Feel free to Ask new questions of Pudge here, for future episodes.
"It is the common fate of the indolent to see their rights become a prey to the active. The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man is eternal vigilance; which condition if he break, servitude is at once the consequence of his crime and the punishment of his guilt."
