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The Douglas Diaries

This is an online version of the Steve Douglas Show which airs on Denver's 50,000 watt radio station, Newsradio 850 KOA. You can catch my two hour talk show show on Sundays at 11pm Mountain / 10pm Pacific. We are on in 38 states, Mexico, and Canada. You can also stream the show live on the web at 850koa.com, download it on podcast, or stream it at your convenience. Just check out the links to get your copy. _____________________________

: Name: Steve Douglas; Location: Denver, Colorado

I am a police officer during the day and a radio talk show host at night. I examine current events with objectivity and refuse to Monday morning quarterback.

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Monday, June 11, 2007

Sunday, June 10, 2007

Links

850 KOA Podcasts

Other Podcasts

Videos

Steve's 850 KOA webpage

Email stevedouglas@clearchannel.com

On the show…

After a week off, I’m back in the saddle. I’ll talk about and give you a sample of the internet’s new sensation: Wine TV.

Then, the Douglas Diaries segment I’ll explain just how a dozen people got stuck upside down in Arkansas, plus, how too much sports cream killed a woman.

Then, I finally discovered what it was that was allegedly ailing Paris Hilton so much she was unable to be in jail, and the Reverend Al Sharpton weighs in on the Hilton saga, but what else is new.

In the second hour, I’ll give you my thoughts on the Denver City Council Ordinance that will make it a $500 fine for motorcycles to have super-loud exhaust pipes. The exchange gets pretty heated with one caller.

Finally, how the television industry is fighting digital video recorders and what you can expect from commercials coming as soon as this fall.

Labels: Cops, illegal immigrants, motorcyles, paris hilton, pipes, Wine Tv