How do Speculators and Oil Mix? Next Week: Dr. Nickolas Drapela, Professor and Climate Warming Critic, fired from Oregon State University The I Spy Radio Show
Saturday, 11a.m.-noon (West Coast time).
Listen live on KYKN (1430-AM) or, if you’re outside of the Salem (Oregon) listening area, go to www.kykn.com and hit the listen live button.
Guest:
Dr. Daniel Fine, Associate, New Mexico Center for Energy Policy; Affiliate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
This week:
The I Spy Radio staff is taking a break to enjoy the 4th of July holiday and what that means to all of us: Our freedom and independence. Sometimes it seems our own Government doesn’t agree with that anymore. In fact the Fish and
Wildlife forced Depoe Bay, a small town on the Oregon coast, to cancel their fireworks display—the very celebration of our independence—because they were afraid a few birds might be scared. And we all know that the EPA has done
everything possible to stop our country from becoming energy independent.
Tomorrow, listen to this “best of I Spy” to hear how American ingenuity can’t be stopped and how we truly can become energy independent—if big government gets out of the way. Enjoy the show!
What do money markets, corn, wheat, gold, antiques, and stocks in companies like Google or Apple all have in common? They’re bought by speculators. Speculation itself isn’t bad, it’s simply buying something now that you think will be more valuable in the future. And yet “speculators” have become the bogeyman of economics. Especially in oil.
Tomorrow on the I Spy Radio Show, we talk with Dr. Daniel Fine about America’s energy resources, and our Energy Policy. Why are we paying so much at the pump? What role do speculators have in oil prices? And what would we be paying if we truly tapped into our resources? And find out how those who think high gas prices might hurt Obama’s reelection are likely in for a big surprise.
Join us tomorrow for the I Spy Radio Show, and get a little more intelligence on big government.
Have you heard our very popular “I Spy Minute,” aired weekdays at 10:00 a.m. during KYKN’s peak listenership? We’re looking for personal and corporate sponsorships to help keep these educational and informative minutes on the air. Are you a business owner (or know one) that would like “prime real estate” to advertise? We have two :30 ad spots following the I Spy Minute available, but you need to contact [email protected] or [email protected] to take advantage of these.
The show will be aired on KYKN(1430-AM), this Saturday at 11:00 a.m., West Coast time. If you’re outside of the Salem listening area, just go to www.kykn.com and hit the listen live button. Busy on Saturday? Not a
problem. After the show airs, you can go to our webpage www.ispyonsalem.com and download it from our “past shows” page.
Go here for the International Perth Clock
Related Links:
ISpy Radio Show talks about The Bandon Marsh Expansion
The I Spy Radio Show Erosion of our Property Rights and Agenda 21 in Action, Part III
The I Spy Radio Show discussing The Bandon Marsh Expansion
The Erosion of our Property Rights from 1700’s thru Today, Part I
Saturday, 11a.m.-noon (West Coast time).
Listen live on KYKN (1430-AM) or, if you’re outside of the Salem (Oregon) listening area, go to www.kykn.com and hit the listen live button.
Guest:
Dr. Daniel Fine, Associate, New Mexico Center for Energy Policy; Affiliate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
This week:
The I Spy Radio staff is taking a break to enjoy the 4th of July holiday and what that means to all of us: Our freedom and independence. Sometimes it seems our own Government doesn’t agree with that anymore. In fact the Fish and
Wildlife forced Depoe Bay, a small town on the Oregon coast, to cancel their fireworks display—the very celebration of our independence—because they were afraid a few birds might be scared. And we all know that the EPA has done
everything possible to stop our country from becoming energy independent.
Tomorrow, listen to this “best of I Spy” to hear how American ingenuity can’t be stopped and how we truly can become energy independent—if big government gets out of the way. Enjoy the show!
What do money markets, corn, wheat, gold, antiques, and stocks in companies like Google or Apple all have in common? They’re bought by speculators. Speculation itself isn’t bad, it’s simply buying something now that you think will be more valuable in the future. And yet “speculators” have become the bogeyman of economics. Especially in oil.
Tomorrow on the I Spy Radio Show, we talk with Dr. Daniel Fine about America’s energy resources, and our Energy Policy. Why are we paying so much at the pump? What role do speculators have in oil prices? And what would we be paying if we truly tapped into our resources? And find out how those who think high gas prices might hurt Obama’s reelection are likely in for a big surprise.
Join us tomorrow for the I Spy Radio Show, and get a little more intelligence on big government.
Have you heard our very popular “I Spy Minute,” aired weekdays at 10:00 a.m. during KYKN’s peak listenership? We’re looking for personal and corporate sponsorships to help keep these educational and informative minutes on the air. Are you a business owner (or know one) that would like “prime real estate” to advertise? We have two :30 ad spots following the I Spy Minute available, but you need to contact [email protected] or [email protected] to take advantage of these.
The show will be aired on KYKN(1430-AM), this Saturday at 11:00 a.m., West Coast time. If you’re outside of the Salem listening area, just go to www.kykn.com and hit the listen live button. Busy on Saturday? Not a
problem. After the show airs, you can go to our webpage www.ispyonsalem.com and download it from our “past shows” page.
Go here for the International Perth Clock
Related Links:
ISpy Radio Show talks about The Bandon Marsh Expansion
The I Spy Radio Show Erosion of our Property Rights and Agenda 21 in Action, Part III
The I Spy Radio Show discussing The Bandon Marsh Expansion
The Erosion of our Property Rights from 1700’s thru Today, Part I
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