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Mike Fleming brings over three decades of journalism experience to 600WREC having worked at the Nashville Banner, The Jacksonville (Florida) Journal and the Commercial Appeal.
He also worked in television news and talk radio covering a variety of events, news and sports stories, such as Super Bowls, the PGA Tour, SEC, Memphis' NFL drive, and a news story in which he was asked to negotiate for prisoners during a jail visit.
Who would have thought...?
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6-30 As Heard: Obama and his Town Names Click Here
5-12 Why Did The Chicken Cross The Road? Click Here
4-11 Bob Compton, businessman and independent film producer, has produced "2000 Minutes" (a reference to the 4 years spent in high school.) The documentary compares how US high school students spend their time in comparison to students in China and India. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Visit the movie web site at www.2mminutes.com/.
4-2 Jack Eaton talks Tigers Click Here
3-13 John Willingham Click Here
3-12 Bill Gibbons Click Here
3-11 U.S. Attorney David Kustoff
Part 1Click Here
Part 2Click Here
Part 3Click Here
2-28 Shelby County Mayor AC Wharton
Part 1Click Here
Part 2Click Here
Part 3Click Here
Part 4Click Here
2-28 George Shadroui: Remembering William F. BuckleyClick Here
2-26 Kenneth Whalum Click Here
2-14 Janis Fullilove
Part 1 Click Here
Part 2 Click Here
Part 3 Click Here
Part 4 Click Here
02-12-08 Developer Greg Ericson Click Here
2-04-08 Rev. Kenneth Whalum talks religion and politics Click Here
1-29 An e-mail to the World Mayor's Conference Click Here
1-28 As Heard: Mike's State of the Union Address Click Here
1-22 Shelby County Assessor Rita Clark
Part 1Click Here Part 2Click Here
1-22 TN Right To Life: Susie AllenClick Here
1-18 Mormon authority Robert McBride talks politics and religion
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Part 3Click Here Part 4Click Here
1-16 Capt. Jim Music on Shannon Street Click Here
 1-14 As heard: Why is America So Unhappy
1-8 Tony Snow
1-2-08 State Senator Mark Norris on Mayor Herenton's consolidation plans
12-20 Shelby County Probate Court Clerk Chris Thomas
12-10 West Memphis Police Chief Bob Paudert
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12-6 Farrow Family Attorney Javier Bailey
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12-4 Problems in the Police Department. Changes at the Police Association.
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Part 5
 Shopping In Memphis...
10-31 Shelby County Mayor A.C. Wharton Jr.
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10-29 Milsaps Coach Mike DuBose talks about being on the losing side of that game.
10-29 Play by Play: The winning play in the Milsaps-Trinity game
10-29 Kemmons Wilson, Jr. talks about throwing out the first pitch
10-24 Author and Master of Debate Dinesh D-Souza on Religion and Politics
10-22 John Lundt on the Charter Commission
10-18 Was that really Louis Farrakhan?
10-15 Sen. Lamar Alexander
10-11 Mike's interview with "King Willie"
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10-5 Pastor Kenneth Whalum, Jr. discusses the city's greatest problems.
10-4 Former Mayor Dick Hacket on today's election.
Mikes Mayoral Candidate Question and Answer Sessions:
10-2 Mayor Herenton declined our invitation, but staff member Pete Aviotti called in support of the incumbent.
10-1 Herman Morris
9-26 Carol Chumney
9-20 John Willingham
09-20 Attorney Robert Hutton on the recent ruling on Lethal Injection
Rev Jesse calls the show (collect)?
9-18 Was That REALLY King Willie???
9-18 Robert Lipscomb on the Fairgrounds Stadium Report
9-7 Attorney Nate Kellum on Hate Crime Legislation
8-30 Rev. Kenneth Whalum discusses the recent reaction to Steve Cohen among area black ministers.
8-24 The Three Amigos Reunion: Mike was joined by Paul Shanklin and Michael Ramirez. In case you missed it, here's the entire show in 3 parts.
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
By popular demand: Mike's "Tennessee Waltz" Show Opener
 The John Ford Rolex Watch Complaint (Adobe Reader required)
John Ford Rolex Watch Affidavit (Strong Language!)
7-24 Men's guide to understanding WomenSpeak
7-20 District Attorney General Mike Duinnivant on the
Mary Winkler Case Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
7-16 Former Shelby County Mayor Bill Morris
7-16 Rev. Bill Atkins
Military Salute - Hard to Come Home
6-21 Senator Lamar Alexander on Immigration
6-19 Write-In Votes for Hillary's Campaign Song
6-15 D'Army Bailey passed over for Supreme Ct.
6-15 Robert Hutton on legal fallout to Mayor Plot
6-15 Rep. Brian Kelsey of Germantown
6-14 Carol Chumney reacts to Mayor Herenton
6-14 John Willingham reacts to Mayor Herenton
6-8 Steve Farese on Mary Winkler's sentence
6-8 Robert Hutton analyzing Mary Winkler's sentence
5-16 Ophelia Ford Meltdown (Part 1)
5-16 Ophelia Ford Meltdown (Part 2)
5-04 Charlie Daniels
4-27 Robert Hutton on John Ford Verdict (Part 1)
4-27 Robert Hutton on John Ford Verdict (Part 2)
4-27 Robert Hutton on John Ford Verdict (Part 3)
4-19 Robert Hutton on Mary Winkler Verdict
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- According to snopes.com, Michelle Obama's Thesis at Princeton University was put on "restriction" and made unavailable to the public until after November 5, 2008. The restriction was lifted after it was made available in an article on politico.com. The thesis addresses the racial divide in America. Download Michelle's thesis here: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4. (.pdf files)
Subject: Charlton Heston: On winning the culture war
Subject: I'm a Slave Owner?
Subject: You know you're from Memphis when...
Subject: Proud to be White
Subject: The Robot and the Restaurant
Subject: The Donkey and The Well
Subject: Take Down the Bird Feeder
Subject: Scientists discover new element
Subject: No parents left behind
Subject: How to place new employees...
Subject: Q-Tips for King Willie?
Subject: Iraq through the eyes of a Marine
Subject: Redneck Photo Gallery
Subject: The Month After Christmas
Subject: A New Direction for America?
Subject: A Refresher Course in Firearms
Subject: A 'holiday' letter from Jesus
Subject: Required Reading for Memphis Drivers
Subject: How to be a Good Liberal
Subject: A picture is worth a million words
Subject: Eurospeak
Subject: Instructions for Changing Your Oil
Subject: The NEW Math Proficiency Exam
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You've Got To Be Kidding, Or Were You Kidding?
Wednesday 07-02-2008 1:10pm CT
MY GRIPE OF THE DAY:
"There's a time and place for everything," right?
Well, that is unless you're planning an big surprise. Whoa, what a surprise this was and it was a silly one at that.
The State of the City in Denver got a rude shock when a singer by Mayor John Hickenlooper took it upon herself to ditch the national anthem and sing what has been called the black national anthem.
The singer, Rene Marie, admitted afterwards that she snookered everybody and told no one what she was going to do except her husband and a friend.
She told a Denver television reporter afterward she wanted to express her love of her country by mixing the lyrics of "Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing" with the melody of the Star-Spangled Banner.
Ms. Marie left all of those, including the mayor, speechless as she finished the song.
The mayor said he should have stopped Marie, but he was so stunned that he didn't think in time.
As far as what I think about it, it should not have happened. What's that saying, "There's a time and place for everything and this wasn't the place. Ms. Marie double-crossed the mayor and should not get the chance again.
Nobody should swap the national anthem for any song. Period.
Dr. Cash: Hope You Are Wearing Ear Plugs
Tuesday 07-01-2008 12:46pm CT
MY GRIPE OF THE DAY:
I don't know much about Dr. Kriner Cash. I know he's now one of the busiest men in Memphis, taking on all the problems related to the Memphis City Schools.
Dr. Cash now has the responsibility of righting the MCS's many and varied problems.
Here's my wish that we let Dr. Cash alone for six months. He doesn't need the Morning Publication telling him what to do. He doesn't need me to be filling his ears with what has happened in the past.
What he needs is a pair of ear plugs. Yes, you heard me right -- a pair of ear plugs.
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