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Program Summary May 11, 2015

Hear Rep. Bill Otto and "the Lineball Sisters" discuss during the 2nd hour all manner of Kansas small town life after these news stories.

Free Speech Radio News (30 min.)

Description: 

• Appeals court rules NSA telephone metadata surveillance program is illegal
• French lower house passes sweeping security bill some call Patriot Act à la française
• Justice Department opens civil rights probe of Baltimore Police Department
• Chicago city council approves reparations fund for victims of police violence
• Advocates seek enforceable standards for “troubled youth” camps
• Operation in Nigeria’s Sambisa Forest frees hundreds of Boko Haram hostages
• Gaza artist extracts ‘Memories’ from rubble of destroyed homes

Between the Lines Radio (30 min.)

This news program is broadcast and streamed at KKFI-fm 90.1 Friday 9am (CST)

Descripton: Interview with Brad Braxton, senior pastor of The Open Church, a progressive congregation in West Baltimore, conducted by Scott Harris. For more information on the Open Church, visit theopenchurchmd.org.

Co-hosted during the second hour with Rep. Bill Otto, formerly of the 9th district, in the Kansas legislature listen in to conversations with "Traditional Republicans" who have lived small town life in Kansas across the generations.