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for the next three hours gets underway now. host: author dave barry, let s begin where you begin in your book, best. state. ever. what the heck is wrong with the state of florida? guest: we do have a levitation are stupid, where people. and there are many stupid, weird people are doing stupid, weird things. but my argument is it s not our fault. the example that i give, and i know this may offend you personally, and i apologize ahead but there was a famous example of florida craziness a couple years ago where a woman was driving south on the overseas highway that connects miami to key west, and she, according to this florida state highway patrol later filed on the synthetic and was in a hurry to get to key west because you wanted to see her boyfriend. she was eager to see her boyfriend. she wanted to shave her bikini region in preparation for the big reunion. so a lot of people went off to the side of the road to do that, but she come again and was in her associate outs ....
up. the first thing you think about is your wife and your kids and your family. you think about what life would be like for them, without you. so i had surgery locally, and it came back after my follow up that i needed a second surgery. and that s when i said i need a second opinion. from the moment i walked through the doors, they greet you, they re smiling and i love the fact that they included me in the whole it makes you feel like you re part of the family. rod came in with ah, pretty advanced cancer and i remember thinking, he s just like me, he s like my twin. we re almost the same age, the same height- he s much more athletic- but almost the same life circumstances as far as having kids and raising a family, he just happens to have cancer. for rod, we combined chemotherapy, radiation and surgery in order to shrink the tumor, and the right treatment for me, and the right process for me to go through. the diagnosis of cancer is one of those things that you want an ....
no, really, we can t. but thanks for asking. oh, have a good time. yeah, bye, david. uh, what was all that about? oh, that was just david inviting us to a party he s having tonight. you said no? why didn t you ask me? why? you wanna go? well, gloria, i said i felt like doing something tonight. oh, honey, i m sorry. it s just, well, the folks are gonna be out tonight, and i sort of took it for granted you d wanna stay home with me. yeah, well, lately you ve been taking a lot of things for granted. oh, michael, don t be like that. come on! yeah, all right. he s got her on his lap already. he ll be turning our home into a massage parlor. archie, is that all you think we do when you re out of the house? oh, no. i think you do it sometimes when i m in the house. edith: archie, we better go. yeah, all right. i m coming, i m coming. archie, for your information, what gloria and i do behind closed doors is none of your business. there s no reason for you to snigger. what was t ....
are at startup mode at this point. delightedy is to host today s session and sees this conference as an important step in the library punish mission of helping to preserve s cultural mission. near members tell me the includes canada and that the far includes australia. heards quite a standard there are around 100 organizations represented, with many more individual serving as research associates for this project. we at the library of congress are genuinely grateful for all the enthusiasm, planning, and the effort that has brought this about. that radio has played a vital role in the last 100 years of our history. there are more than 14,000 radio stations in the united states. mid-1920 s until the 1950 s, radio was the preeminent source for entertainment and news information. it was an irreplaceable part of our sociocultural heritage and a key part of our social memory. many libraries and archives have recordings, but there have been few systematic efforts to collect ....
tv, broadcast historian and communications professor paddy scannell. he argues that sound is as important in film as film in capturing history. he was a keynote speaker at a conference in conjunction with the radio preservation task force. this is about an hour and a half. ms. mcauliffe: national and international outrage is a newly created division of the library of congress that pulls together into one unit, all of the externally facing programs of the library. we started on october 1, so we are at startup mode at this point. the library is delighted to host today s session and sees this conference as an important step in the library punish mission of helping to preserve america s cultural mission. staff members tell me the near includes canada and that the far includes australia. that is quite a span. there are around 100 organizations represented, with many more individual serving as research associates for this project. we at the library of congress are genuinely ....