Podcast episode 1: America; really not a bad place to be

In the first ever Albany High Cougar Online podcast, Chris Jones shares his views on why America really isn’t such a bad place to be after all.

7 Responses

1. 5:12 PM on October 31st, 2007Castle:

   Amazing. You’re giving the VideoPro site a run for it’s money. This is a total pro job. You guys should be really proud.

   Oh. And God bless America.

2. 7:16 PM on October 31st, 2007Kevin:

   Very insightful. Down with wealthy white girls!

3. 6:59 PM on November 2nd, 2007Sam:

   But our civil rights are being trampled on… I mean Habeas Corpus is no longer a right!

4. 10:38 PM on November 17th, 2007It’s always something… » Blog Archive » Drumroll please…. my nephew!:

   [...] Ok, for those that know Chris, you’ll know he’s fully capable of a newscast.  If you’ve been around him, you’ve probably received one!  He used to be a shy kid {ok, typical aunt comment - when he was 3!}, but he’s really come out of his shell {like 10 years ago…}, and man he’s sharp as a tack. And who knew?  Apparently a patriot! Give him a listen. [...]

5. 5:14 PM on November 18th, 2007Someone:

   America: really not a bad place to be

   Yeah, who needs Xbox when you can play Call of Duty: Iraq Edition for reals? Sucks to be you.

6. 6:16 PM on December 5th, 2007Roy:

   Good cast man, sounds great. Valid argument you have brought to the table. But lets not forget our past: Vietnam war, Watergate, Iran-contra gate, War On Iraq… All initiated against the constitution with no regard for our system of checks and balances. And I would love it if Bush came to my house and burnt my french toast

7. 8:25 PM on December 14th, 2007Anonymous:

   this would be better if he wasn’t so defensive, and didn’t bash people who didn’t agree exactly with his mind set. plus it’s not a very original idea, and isn’t developed enough to bring any new or interesting insight on it.

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