Bailey To Debate CAFE on the Radio in Fargo This Morning

Ronald Bailey | February 3, 2009

Just a heads up to Reason readers in and around Fargo, ND - The Scott Hennen Show on WFZG has scheduled me to debate today the recondite silliness of imposing automobile fuel economy standards with a representative (tba) from some environmental organization at 9:30 am (Central Time) and 10:30 am (Eastern Time). For background, see my column, "Obama's Fuel Economy Follies" here.

For readers who do not live near Fargo, they can go here to get a live feed of the show (simple registration required). 

Comments

D.A. Ridgely|2.3.09 @ 9:49AM|#

For readers who do not live near Fargo....

Are there people who can read who do live near Fargo?

EJM|2.3.09 @ 9:52AM|#

Just don't let Mr. Hennen ask you questions about waterboarding.

(Reference explained here.)

P.S.: I'm not positive, but I think that WZFG's daytime signal is actually pretty broad--possibly stretching to, say, Grand Forks and Jamestown (cue the Movielife).

|2.3.09 @ 9:55AM|#

I think that WZFG's daytime signal is actually pretty broad

It's not like there's anything out there to stop it.

ps- "Sic 'em, Ron!"

Alan Vanneman|2.3.09 @ 9:59AM|#

I don't live near Fargo, but, hey, I'm moving! Any town where you can hear Ron live on the radio is the place to be!

stuartl|2.3.09 @ 10:42AM|#

Are there people who can read who do live near Fargo?

Hey DAR, North Dakota has one of the best literacy rates (6% low literacy), Texas one of the worst (19%). See here and here. No cracks about how Virginia (in the middle at 12%) would improve if I left.

Alan Vanneman|2.3.09 @ 12:11PM|#

What is the matter with people! Doesn't anyone care about Ron Bailey in Fargo? That is fucking HUGE!

|2.3.09 @ 3:21PM|#

Are there people who can read who do live near Fargo?

Yassir! Ya betcha!

Mike Laursen|2.3.09 @ 8:19PM|#

Just a heads up to Reason readers in and around Fargo, ND - The Scott Hennen Show on WFZG has scheduled me...

I don't know if you guys are aware that the RSS feed for Hit & Run doesn't include the name of the writer who made each post. So, in the above blurb, for example, the RSS reader can't tell who "me" is unless they go to the story on the website.

Mike Laursen|2.3.09 @ 8:20PM|#

Well, OK, bad example. I just saw that Bailey's name is in the post title. Still...