The Hinderaker-Ward Experience #8: Coast To Coast
Blue Yeti ·
May 17, 2011 at 2:58pm
The show is spread out all over the country this week as Hinderaker and Ward are joined by Big Hollywood's John Nolte to discuss the rise of new media, the big summer releases, Preseidential politics, the IMF's problem with housekeeping, and Powerline's big prize. All that and a new "Loon" and "TWIG."
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Nov '10
Re: The Hinderaker-Ward Experience #8: Coast To Coast
This was my first Hinderaker-Ward Experience; it won't be the last. Fantastic stuff! Loved the interview with John Nolte; I promptly went to Big Hollywood and am reading up on the Palin matrix now. Must resist the leftie meme!
I feel awkward mentioning this, but I could never look my brother-in-law in the face again if I knew that I didn't set the record straight. So...sigh. Here it is:
The Maquis were *not* primarily Klingons at all, although there were some Klingons among the Maquis. Perhaps the confusion stems from the fact that one of the main characters of ST: V, B'Elanna Torres, was half-Klingon and a member of the Maquis. Also, the Klingons did go to war against the Cardassians in ST: DS9. The Maquis, though, like their namesake Frenchmen, were independent freedom fighters (or "terrorists," to the Cardassians...wait a minute. Haven't we heard this tune before?). They were primarily colonists from the worlds in the demilitarized zone that were ceded to the Cardassians when they made peace with the Federation; some disillusioned Starfleet personnel joined the Maquis as well.
Live long and prosper!
Mar '11
Re: The Hinderaker-Ward Experience #8: Coast To Coast
Loonatic moonatic
Sir John Hinderacker
hosting the podcast with
Brian Saint Paul
"Too many loons, Brian,
there's just no winner! It's
ornithologically
too close to call!"
Mar '11
Re: The Hinderaker-Ward Experience #8: Coast To Coast
Editor preditor
Sir Brian Saint Paul Ward
reads the corrections and
laughingly mocks:
"The New York Times, John, is
ailurophilically
the paper of choice to
line a cat box!"