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Bob and Connie interview Tom McNabb - one of the occupiers for Occupy Columbus

The DJBC Happy Hour celebrates Six Months on the Air like any typical show. Included is a recap of what BC did during the "Bye Week" for the DJBC Happy Hour.

Highlights:
Really Bad (or Fake) Commercials/PSA's:
- A Monster Monster Bash
- A Commercial With Caravaggio
- A CEO and a Gorilla
- Producer's Choice Winner: BC Credit Union (from August 15th show)

Weekend Warrior:
Fountain of Hope 20th Anniversary Celebration, Condom Couture, Ohio Young Professionals Weekend, State of the Young Professional, Monster Bash, Sleepy Hollow: The Musical, The Evil Dead, Follies

Next Week:
Halloween

McGovern at Freedom Plaza, one of two sites of the occupation in Washington D.C.

McGovern is confident in the inevitable success of a mass movement for renewed democracy and an end to corporate rule and militarism. He spoke with WCRS last weekend at Freedom Plaza, one of two sites of Occupy D.C.

“I work for justice now. I used to work for the CIA and the US Army, ” said McGovern whom police bloodied and arrested in February at George Washington University when he stood up in silent protest during a speech by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. During the spectacle of cops grabbing the 71-year-old McGovern, Clinton didn't miss a beat or blink an eye as she criticized--ironically-- governments that don’t allow protests and freedom of expression.

“I’m impressed by the folks here at our own Tahir Square, Freedom Plaza,” said McGovern last week as the late night crowd thinned, some people heading to their tents on the square, some heading to hotels or houses in nearby suburbs.

“The movement is building. This is a really good start, together with what’s going on in New York. In the beginning you never quite know what’s going to happen. But I’m really encouraged by what I see here.”

Black youths road past on skateboards now that the hippies had taken over the square, bringing with us hundreds of free pizzas courtesy of Food Not Bombs and local eateries. Normally, they can be jailed if police catch them skateboarding there.

The Fatbeard Radio Programme tonight at 10pm. Bring tissues. Go tell your mamma bout that.

ORIGINALLY AIRED LIVE on October 12, 2011

Special Guest Host Bryan Curtiss talks about Young Professionals in Columbus, and shares information from the Attract and Retain Report that came out in 2007, in advance of the State of the Young Professional on Wednesday October 26th at Embassy Suites Airport.

Also, Local Music Community Jukebox Project Launch THIS SATURDAY (Oct. 15th) at the 83 Gallery (1038 N. High St., connected to Mikey's Late Night Slice, two doors down from Bodega). For more on this, go to http://www.wcrsfm.org/jukebox_application.