Saturday's show 10/17

[PlainShane]

Did it put anyone else off that Mark and Ian were perpetually bickering the entire show? I listen to the podcast every day and am aware of the typical debates and the ol' Ian making fun of Mark because he is not full on liberty or whatever he says. It was a little much. Have you ever been in a public place like a cafe or something where two friend are arguing rather loudly and making a scene? That odd feeling of embarrassment and nervousness is what I felt during Saturday's show.

Meh, twas a strange episode.

[AngryHateMusic]

I agree with Ian. It is like debating with a judge or ociffer.

[rwwright]

Mark was spouting some disgusting crap on Saturday. But I wasn't really put off by the "bickering."

[Evil Muppet]

I haven't heard the show yet but I agree with Mark. 

[PlainShane]

I'm not quite sure how you can agree with him if you have not heard the show; perhaps, you live in NH?

At any rate, I have given the issue of the Keene cannabis celebration [on Pumpkin day] some thought after listening to the Saturday show and the Monday show on the 19th. I typically side with Mark on certain issues due to his prudence. Dale called in yesterday to the show and he seemed to have a more level-headed perspective and solution: what the cannabis celebrators did was okay except the mega phone used to draw attention was a bit much. Perhaps, this act on that particular day was detrimental to winning over the natives. This is the first time I have heard the two hosts be at complete odds with each other over one issue in the past year, which is how long I have been listening.

I definitely do not agree with the candle light vigil at the prosecutor's house and ringing his door bell.. Seems sort of angry mob like.

[hellbilly]

Angry mobs behave like angry mobs though.. this group was far from that.

[superpatriot]

I pretty much agree with Mark.  He seems to have more common sense.  I didn't think the bickering was too much.  I think they do a good job of representing different views.

I think Ian is more balls to the wall in your face whether you lie it or not

and Mark takes a more measured, constructive approach