As we in the U. S. draw closer to the mid-term elections, we thought it would be reasonable to ask a varied group of people what they thought of some current political hot topics. Included are the thoughts of an Actor/Designer in Los Angeles, a jazz drummer in Manhattan, an 86 year old Cape Cod [...]
Here it is, the official end of the summer vacation season and Anne wonders why her friend never got around to seeing Betty Grable in the film “Pin Up”, why customer service jobs end up outsourced to other countries and what happened to the news. Also discussed thoroughly are such diverse elements such as September [...]
The origins of the long practiced art of Ham Tossing are shrouded in the haze of antiquity and drunken memory but the tradition continues and thrives. Discover the inception of the Ham Toss and unravel many other mysteries such as where to find a good caterer on Cape Cod, why Will Ferrell is learning Spanish, [...]
Cloth Coats (Republican and otherwise), Yankee do-it-yourself-ness, the “look” of Cape Cod, “The Great Place” and helicopter sickness are just the first few action packed minutes of this week’s Anne Levine Show with special guests US Army Specialist Theodore Hill (recently returned from duty in Iraq) and Emily Levine. Among the many other topics examined: [...]
October is a very busy month as evidenced by the enormous number of July babies. Celebrate the debut of many fascinating people and discover the mysteries of the World Cup, Adrian Beltre’s head, Clam Bakes, the festering circus surrounding LeBron James and what not to show your one-armed, one-legged monkey. Plus, why sheep farmers really love [...]
Independence Day on Cape Cod is an amazing thing made even more spectacular when you spend some time with Anne Levine. Anne creates audio fireworks interviewing and Amy Pole, Brain Cancer survivor and activist – creator of the new COOKSTRONG cookbook, Sports Expert™ David Brillinger and Anne’s 2 1/2 year old nephew Jack. Also sparkling [...]
Testicular waxing, a hundred crows all yelling at each other over a purported tennis match. Nothing whatsoever but they’re both on this weeks Anne Levine Show along with: Eco-burials Down Under, banning power boats in Cape Cod Bay, that Vander Sloot jerk, painting a 65 meter long phallus on a Russian bridge and HA HA [...]
What’s up with the weather on Cape Cod? Seasonal Affective Disorder amidst: the Iran Election, call in and debate with @crisatunity AKA Michael O’Neill, rabbit hoarding, Obama smoking, Hava Negilah by the Euroboys, Sea Lions on the highway, and Sarkozy wants to ban the burqa.
Michael wrestles with Anne for control of today’s show and Anne won’t have any of it. Also: Mother’s Day, going for “a ride”, bunions vs true disabilities, registered stalkers, Speed limits, autonomous automobiles, The Robot Revolt and Pre-suming. Plus: TV, Same-Sex Marriage, Gay Rights, Human Rights, Rev. Joseph Lowery, Red Letter Christians, Listener Letters™, The [...]
Anne postpones the show, Michael refuses to answer, The Kentucky Derby, Pregnancy, Foomy asks a question in Listener Letters™ and how to say “creek” (depending on where you are at) are just the first few luxurious moments of tonight’s Anne Levine Show. As a special bonus, we’ve included: The Return of Bogey, Dr. Shaq, REALHOUSEWIVESOFNEWJERSEY, [...]
President Obama Kills at the White house Correspondents Dinner, Alex Castellano hates Women, Taking Credit for accomplishments is BAD, Michael interrupts, Chilled Watermelon Soup, Anne’s REALLY big closet (it has its own closet) and some Garrison Kiellor. Plus: Listener Letters™ and News From The Dunes™. Songs include: Goodnight Irene
When Austerity Measures are imposed, what do you eat? Some people eat a 74 THOUSAND CALORIE hamburger, some eat hot dog stuffed crust pizza, one went as far as having dinner with William Shatner and we ALL know that birds like flavored lard. Also: Racoons in residence, The Bird Report, English Majors, SUMMER’S OVER, Listener [...]
Anne and Michael discuss a very Massachusetts sort of thing: Patriots’ Day, the commemoration of the battles of Lexington and Concord, the beginning of the American Revolution. Some people know a little bit about this history, some people think they know and others know nothing at all. You, yourself will know where you fall after [...]
