Pittsburgh Hear and Now: I'm Just Sayin'...: Episodes
As usual, PG staff opinionistas Monica Haynes and L A Johnson dissect the news of the day in their own, insightful way (Total time 23:00).
As usual, PG staff opinionistas Monica Haynes and L A Johnson dissect the news of the day in their own, insightful way (Total time 27:30).
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A special post-election edition. PG opinionistas Monica Haynes and L.A. Johnson explore the celebrations, the Cabinet appointments, Elisabeth and Whoopi on The View, and the fingers pointing at Sarah Palin. (Total time: 17:09)
This week, Post-Gazette opinionistas Monica Haynes and L.A. Johnson talk about presidential campaign financing, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama together and lovin' it, and Rashid Khalidi – is he the new William Ayers? (Total time: 20:16)
Post-Gazette opinionistas Monica Haynes and L.A. Johnson discuss nastiness in the presidential campaign, including a political feud on "The View." Also -- The Hottest Moms in Hollywood. (Total time: 16:39)
Post-Gazette opinionistas Monica Haynes and L.A. Johnson take in the Michelle Obama rally in Oakland, discuss the final debate and review Rep. John Murtha's comments about our "racist area" -- and his apology. Then they switch gears and chat about celebrity breakups. (Total time: 16:13)
This week, PG opinionistas Monica Haynes and L.A. Johnson talk about the vice-presidential debate and the Wall St. bailout, as well as a request from the State of California for its own federal bailout . Then there's "The Truth About Cheating" -- hint, men claim it's not about the sex. (Total time: 24:45)
Monica Haynes and L.A. Johnson question whether Gov. Palin really listened to the Tina Fey skit with the sound all the way down. They discuss a Swiss chef who wants to concoct his dishes with an ingredient you may not want to eat. And they delve into the strange case of an Idaho woman facing possible ...
As usual, PG staff opinionistas Monica Haynes and L A Johnson dissect the news of the day in their own, insightful way (Total time 12:35).
Opinionistas LA Johnson and Monica Haynes talk about that pitbull in lipstick, Republican veep nominee Sarah Palin, discuss the sad saga of Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, stay up late for the U.S. Open quarterfinals and dissect the complexities of Mad Man Don Draper.
An all-politics edition of IJS, with Monica Haynes on the phone from Denver, where she is covering the Democratic National Convention.
Post-Gazette opinionistas Monica Haynes and L.A. Johnson discuss McCain's houses, Obama's VP choices, disheartening dental news from the U.K., and the show Monica and L.A. are mad about, "Mad Men."
This week – Sen. John Edwards' confession – was it a full one? More on the Jesse Jackson "off-microphone" controversy. At the Olympics: Questions about the ages of the Chinese women's gymnastics team, and a look at the now-legendary lip-synching incident.
Post-Gazette opinionistas Monica Haynes and L.A. Johnson discuss Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's jail time, Paris Hilton hitting back at John McCain, and a flight attendant's suit alleging she was assaulted by the wife of televangelist Joel Osteen.
PG opinionistas Monica Haynes and L.A. Johnson discuss presidential campaign fatigue, China's clampdown on Internet access during the Olympics, and an odoriferous tale from the casinos of Atlantic City.
PG opinionistas Monica Haynes and L.A. Johnson discuss presidential campaign fatigue, China's clampdown on Internet access during the Olympics, and an odoriferous tale from the casinos of Atlantic City.
Today PG staff opinionistas Monica Haynes and L A Johnson are joined by Rosa Colucci. The trio dissects the news of the day from bad men to "Mad Men" in their own, insightful way (Total time 24:10).
Monica Haynes and L.A. Johnson chat about the latest news regarding Jesse Jackson's "hot mike" incident; a new fishnet-wearing Barbie; the New York Times poll on race and the 2008 election, and the TV hit "Mad Men's' unprecedented Emmy nominations.
PG opinionistas Monica Haynes and L.A. Johnson discuss McCain, Obama and the FISA vote, Jesse Jackson's off-air/on-air remark, Madonna and Alex Rodriguez's "affair," and, from Tokyo, a story about a knife-wielding robber with a happy ending.