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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, December 24, 2007

Sunday, December 23, 2007

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On the show…

Merry Christmas! A Douglas Diaries begins the show. Then, I’ll do my deconstruction of a ridiculous Susan Greene column in “The Sunday Denver Post.” Greene is upset because there are smells she deems unpleasant in the city of Denver. “It smells like a brown Christmas,” she proclaims. Well, I think it smells like another annoying Denver Post Columnist.

-Hour 1

In the second hour, the controversy over allowing high school girls to compete in wrestling against the guys is front page news in Denver this day. I’ll talk about the surrounding issues including the possibility of inappropriate touching, the humiliation of losing to a girl, and how boys are taught to deal with girls. I think when I’m done you’ll be convinced in states where there aren’t enough girls to support separate teams, we should allow them the opportunity to compete.

Finally, some “junk” foods that won’t pack on the pounds around the holiday season. Read the article here!

- Hour 2

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Labels: brown christmas, coed wrestling, high school, holidays, staying skinny, susan greene