Tim Cavanaugh Talks Top Stories of 2011 on AirTalk 89.3 FM

Tim Cavanaugh | 12.30.2011 2:31 PM

Reason.com managing editor is talking with Todd Gitlin and Larry Mantle on AirTalk right now.

Topic: What are the big stories of the year?

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Scruffy the Janitor 13 years ago

Scruffy will listen....
Tim Cavanaugh 13 years ago

Todd Gitlin just said, "The Elites are not on the planet."
Tim 13 years ago

This is the year of prolonged economic disappointment-caused by governments.
1. Pro Libertate 13 years ago
  
  Get used to disappointment.
Tim Cavanaugh 13 years ago

I give myself a B.
Fist of Etiquette 13 years ago

I didn't know we were supposed to liveblog this.

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