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Guests scheduled for May

NOTE: Check here for updates on Memorandum 46!

Future Shows
Thomas Sowell of the Hoover Institution

This is my first attempt at putting together my own promo, it was rejected because of the sound quality

May 19 edition of the Casey Lartigue Show

We had a great show yesterday, probably the best so far. The topic: Malcolm X. The occasion? Anniversary of his 82nd birthday. Eliot Morgan and I had a great time talking with the callers. Deneen Borelli called in on our special guest line.
You can download the file here.

We posed the question: What did Malcolm X do? We contrasted the viewpoint and legacies of Malcolm X and Thurgood Marshall.
The one mistake I made was not to focus on the question that Marshall asked: What was the one concrete thing that Malcolm X did.

In segment 3, callers begin to get personal with us.

May 12 edition of the Casey Lartigue Show

Featured guest: Don Boudreaux of George Mason University
Promo for the May 12 show

May 5 edition of the Casey Lartigue Show

Christopher Forman of the Brookings Institution and the University of Maryland
Deneen Borelli of Project 21
Promo for the May 5 show

April 28 edition of the Casey Lartigue Show

Here's the audio from the April 28 interview with Walter E. Williams on the Casey Lartigue Show.

You have three download options for the discussion with Professor Williams.

Rapidshare, File Front, You Send It

Here's the audio of the entire April 28 edition of the Casey Lartigue Show, with the same three options:

Rapidshare, File Front, You Send It

As a reminder, here was the preview of the April 28 show.

Station: XM 169
Time: 8-10 a.m. EDT
Show: The Casey Lartigue Show
Featured Guest: Walter E. Williams (Pictured on left)
Host: Casey Lartigue
Creative Director and Co-host: Eliot Morgan
Topics: Reparations

Here's a sound byte currently running on XM 169. To download the clips, click through to filefront and download.

April 21 edition of the Casey Lartigue Show:

Station: XM channel 169
Time: 8-10 a.m. EDT
Show: The Casey Lartigue Show
Featured guest: Kenn Blanchard, author of Black Man With A Gun
Host: Casey Lartigue
Creative Director and co-host: Eliot Morgan
Topics: Virginia Tech aftermath and calls for gun control

Audio coming soon...

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April 14 edition of The Casey Lartigue Show

8 segments in 1 winrar file. You can use this winrar program to unzip the files to listen.

Station: XM channel 169
Details: 8-10 a.m. EDT
Show: Casey at the Bat!
Host: Casey Lartigue, Jr.
Guest co-host for April 14: La Shawn Barber

Or you can download the clips individually:
Segment 1
Segment 2
Segment 3
Segment 4
Segment 5
Segment 6
Segment 7
Segment 8

CJL

Mentoring while Black (Korea Times 2/16/2023)

Mentoring while Black by Casey Lartigue Jr. February 16, 2023 www.patreon.com/caseylartigue

Get rid of that watermelon!

Part 1: When I was a youngster I used to collect Confederate money, posters and photographs with caricatures of blacks, and "No blacks allowed signs." I loved the money because it was a reminder of how far the sorry Confederacy had fallen. I had one poster of a dark-skinned black boy munching on a watermelon. I would look at that small poster and wonder, "What in the world is wrong with anyone wanting to eat watermelon?" Yes, white people, I'm talking to you. Your parents, grandparents, and other ancestors who thought making fun of blacks for eating watermelon were crazy ! Even people who say that nothing has changed in race relations must acknowledge that the many stereotypes of blacks are no longer prevalent. But then, there are also some ready to remind us of days-gone-by by debunking stuff that doesn't need to be debunked today. According to the Washington Post: The sound you just heard was yet another racial stereotype going kersplat ! Some ...

Random photos from today

I went walking around today. Whereas some people like to go walking in the mountains, I enjoy walking around in the city. Well, not D.C. or other cities with many homeless, crazy and/or armed people walking around... * * * Here's where I had lunch today. About $1.90 for a hamburger hamberger. * * * Ha-ha! Bet you never would have guessed that Batman is a drinking place in Korea! * * * Man Clinic? The Koreans walking by seemed to be very curious about why I was taking a photo of a "Man Clinic." They may know something I don't know...Actually, I wasn't curious enough to go in and find out what it was... * * * Right down the street from the Man Clinic...there's a Love Shop! I love the euphemism. "Love Shop" sounds much better than Sex Shop. I'm guessing that if you don't go to the "Love Shop" to buy condoms that you may need to visit the Man Clinic a short time later? * * * Nobo...

Scam? Yo Momma!

Note: This was originally posted shortly after Jesse Lee Peterson's book was published, reposted in 2005, and now because of a fight between black customers and a Korean merchant in Dallas, Texas. Scam? Yo Momma! During the summer of 2002 I was an observer to a dispute between the Asian owners of a Chinese takeout and some of their black customers in Washington, D.C. The month-long boycott began when a local activist accused a cook at a Chinese takeout of attempting to cook a piece of chicken he had allegedly dropped on the floor. Despite the best efforts of human rights activist Dick Gregory, popular talk-show host Joe Madison, and Rev. Walter Fauntroy, the protestors were unable to coax any media to report on the protest. On some days there were, by my unofficial count, as many as 100 people chanting songs and marching. But one key person was missing: Rev. Jesse Jackson. It was important to the foot soldiers at the boycott that someone from the media report on...

March 26 is a special day (with Eunmi Park)

March 26th is a special date in Eunmi Park's life, for two different reasons, as she will explain one day. It was also special for us today because we (FSI co-founders Casey Lartigue and Eunkoo Lee) got to spend it with her. We set a new record today: Eunmi spent almost seven hours at our office this lovely Saturday afternoon-turned-night. Most evenings when she records a video she is at our for three to five hours Today she recorded two more videos for her YouTube channel . After years of silence, Eunmi has posted six YouTube videos her first two weeks of speaking out and now has three more videos recorded to be uploaded next week. They run the range of emotions. One video is heart-warming and inspirational, one is infuriating, and the last one... I am not sure how to describe it without giving away the story, but there are some sensitive points in it. To get ready for the video, Eunmi first sends the script to FSI co-founder Eunkoo Lee. She translates it, then I (and sometimes ...

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