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The Dave Ramsey Show Podcast - Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:59:00 -0500
The Dave Ramsey Show is about life and how it happens to revolve around money. Dave Ramsey teaches you to manage and budget your money to avoid bankruptcy, help yourself get out of debt, build wealth, and live in financial peace without debt consolidation. Managing your money properly will reduce stress, improve your marriage, and provide security for you and your family.
[0:07:47] ... point. If your boss walks in says I'm an abrasion or sour real million dollars a year unless you use that money to pay on better to go into that it won't -- change your ...
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[0:18:06] ... house while you still got payments laying around you still a student loans laying around. Not only will Sally may move finish that burn spare bedroom sure bring her cousin Murphy. Everything we can't go ...
[0:19:19] ... means are allowed. -- think that people are. Aunt with no real consequences that the letters saying that. They're encouraging at -- refinance within the next sixty days. I'm. It's reminded me what you ...
[0:21:00] ... Also spoken to Kevin Greene a CPA on your list. And do real estate deal please. Well thanks let things go well for him of course we don't recommend folks that are great people that's simple. ...
[0:25:46] ... Financial advisers to help you invest. CPAs to help -- taxes and real estate agents to help you buy or sell -- home. Just go to Dave Ramsey dot com and click endorsed local providers you'll ...
[0:33:06] ... supervisor know -- immediately cubicle next to you let me talk -- real -- around. ...
[0:34:50] ... a job market took care all that before the provide outlets for real so this signing bonus did not check -- have to play but I more happier in my job lot easier. And now ...
[0:43:52] ... they are to where they want to beat the training includes tough real life case studies little challenger and discussion groups that'll help you work through the most complex cases and determine the right plan ...
11/20/08-2 Rick Emerson Show
Tim Riley News Hour
[0:17:41] ... that's from really mean it could be telling I mean almost in real time they can tell their life isn't here's -- and I admit something right now death. I make fun of the Jonas ...
[0:35:13] ... So they say they need is dollars in federal loans and they need to right now we cannot allow the issue. Of which stores have already appropriated funds will be used. For ...
[0:36:29] ... economic system right now. Should affect millions of people which is a real possibility. If one or more of the domestic auto companies goes under. Given the impact of the auto industry. I'm millions of ...
[0:39:56] ... has an enormous burden from idled workers it pays for it has real estate costs. Massive burdens that make it uncompetitive and just -- it to stay in business even -- uncompetitive. Remain down the road ...
Inside Europe: The Inside Take on European Affairs
Norwegian company deals with upsurge of piracy--French racing town hit hard by economic downturn--Czechs alarmed by right-wing violence--Unlikely film school gives movie hopefuls chance--Iceland hits hard times--Business owners join anti-Mafia scheme--The Breakaway Regions series – this week the Basque region--EU and NGO’s challenge forced marriage and the French chanson singer Soha. Tune in to Inside Europe on the radio or sign up for the Inside Europe podcast! You can also download the programme from the website. Norwegian shipping company attempts to deal with upsurge of piracy There has been a big upsurge in piracy off the coast of East Africa. Recently, an huge oil tanker owned by a Saudi firm was captured by Somalia-based hijackers far out to sea. It worries officials, since it seems the pirates are becoming more daring, and more organised. The Norwegian firm Odfjell has decided to take action. The company, which has about 95 ships and often transports chemicals, has ordered its vessels to avoid the waters off the Horn of Africa. It could add thousands of kilometres to a voyage from the Middle East to Europe or North America. Kyle James talked with Terje Storend, president of Odfjell. Interview: Kyle James/ Terje Storend Renowned French racing town hit hard by economic downturn Le Mans population is wondering about the town’s future and its very identity. European carmakers have been hit hard by the financial crisis. A slowing economy has forced auto manufacturers in Germany and France to slash output, as stocks far outpace demand. In the French car racing town of Le Mans, production was halted at the Renault factory a few weeks ago. The assembly line is now moving again, but another shutdown is planned for December. Reporter: Eleanor Beardsley Czechs alarmed by outbreak of right-wing violence The Czech prime minister Mirek Topolanek added his support this week to calls to ban the far-right Workers Party, following the worst violence in the country for eight years. The clashes erupted in the town of Litvinov on Monday, when some 600 neo-Nazi skinheads tried to march on a housing estate inhabited by members of the Roma minority. Reporter: Rob Cameron Unlikely film school gives people the chance to make it in the movies Paramount Pictures…MGM…Warner Brothers…Universal – they’re among the biggest film studios in Hollywood and have been producing cinema magic for over a century now. That magic is attractive, and many people aspire to work in the movies. But only a very small number of people manage to break into the industry. And if you live in a rural community, far from media centers like LA, Berlin or London, it can be even tougher to get in. However, an organisation in the north of England is giving people the practical skills they need to make that entry. Reporter: Neale Lytollis Prosperous Iceland hits hard times Recently, the bottom fell out of the Icelanding banking sector and the value of the nation’s currency, the Krona, has plummeted. It’s now at the beginning of what looks like a long downturn. But the country is getting some help. The International Monetary Fund has put together a 2.1 billion dollar rescue package. And Four Nordic countries are lending their neighbour another 2.5 billion dollars. Despite the lifeline, there’s a lot of economic worry in the island nation and Icelanders are rethinking their relationship with the EU. Iceland is not a member, and there has traditionally been strong opposition in the country to becoming one. Interview: Kyle James/ Baldur Thorhallson, Iceland-EU relations specialist at the University of Iceland Business owners joins forces in anti-Mafia scheme Most business owners in Sicily pay an extra bill each month. It’s from the Mafia, which demands protection money. But this may change. Owners who’ve refused to pay have had their families threatened, watched their businesses go up in smoke, even been murdered. But business owners are now joining forces to create their own organised, anti-crime family. Reporter: Nancy Greenleese Europe and NGO’s challenge forced marriage Starting on November 27th, foreigners applying for marriage visas for the UK will have to be at least 21 years old. The British government says the move is part of an attempt to crack down on forced marriage. That’s a marriage in which one or more of the parties – usually the woman -- is married without his or her consent. Forced marriage is is a growing problem across Europe and NGO’s are trying to raise the pressure on governments to fight what they say is a widespread human rights abuse. Reporter: Dorian Jones Meet the French singer Soha Our next story is about a debut album that was 14 years in the making. Soha is a young French singer from Marseille who now makes her home in Paris. Soha’s parents are from Algeria and the singer says she inherited from them her sense of independence and a certain nomadic spirit. That might help explain how her multilingual album takes in rhythms ranging from Cuban son and French chanson to jazz, reggae and soul. Reporter: Thomas Marzahl
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[0:11:59] ... Monday when some 600 neo Nazi skinheads tried to march -- housing estate inhabited by members of the Roma minority. Rob Cameron reports from -- But we'll. On community war. ...
[0:13:49] ... hundreds of known Nazis who marching contesting opinion of it looks -- real fight. And defied the -- supported by Coleman. -- thought of to Czech Republic and that's the problem so doing something. ...
[0:15:07] ... of the solution. And that little is being done to address the real issue an ill educated socially XT did underclass of remedies. And a majority Czech population that's loads them. -- radio this is ...
[0:34:11] ... foreigners can learn about it maybe even frequent the businesses of the real good sellers -- of course -- heading to an -- on and I got to a -- a lot by -- really ...
[0:41:26] ... for parties like the ANC has perhaps less to do with a real desire for independence. And more to do without identifying with a homegrown and local party. The violence in the attacks from attack ...
[0:49:32] ... Spanish language. It's greed for interpreted emotions. And everything is connected to loans. And you can -- tactics like the Spanish. Foreign languages -- to take things that modesty -- keep me from expressing French. ...
6:40am - Thursday, November 20, 2008
WDBO's Mike Synan joins Jim Turner to talk about one local GM dealer's thoughts on the bailout plan.
[0:02:01] ... because. You know number one they can't. Give the same types of loans that they used to be able to get so people come and with the expectation that they've built up over the past ...
[0:05:04] ... an enormous burden from idled workers at -- pace for it has real estate costs. Massive burden that make it uncompetitive and just -- it to stay in business even though it's uncompetitive. -- mean down ...
11/20/2008 The Ron Reagan Show
reagan regan air america progressive radio ron show
[0:23:26] ... wasn't as it they're still not issuing credit they're still not making loans. And look where were in worse shape than we were when did they started given and that money. ...
[0:27:11] ... like Iraq -- Out of touch with. You here you are in real danger here. And eat like it we're just gonna have to agree to disagree -- and like -- don't know. You don't ...
[0:27:51] ... left to -- renegade DA's. -- or you know attorney general an estate somewhere who wants to prosecute George W. Bush for murder and used Vincent Bugliosi is. Playbook and then he -- wrote and ...
[0:35:36] ... and lower the barrier to entry for new entrepreneurial companies. With either. Loans from the government work ramp. -- tax credit to make it possible for a new young entrepreneurial. Auto companies to come into ...