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[Keith]

We’re happy to be back to cover the last two weeks of KATG. We missed you as much as Saadia missed Keith. We talked about Chemda's last shows and how people are responding to it, feedback on the The Great American Novel, and a real time update of The Saadia Saga live on air.

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Karen Morrow


Rod Morrow



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[Svage]

Oh man... this lady is crazy crazy.

[littlp]

Originally Posted by Svage

Oh man... this lady is crazy crazy.

Seriously. And the fact that she has a child scares the fuck out of me. This chick has zero intentions of getting better. Thank god an ocean separates her.


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[bluenova]

Loved the Sponser, but kinda wish it had a little Rod twist in it.

The title for Chemda's last show was so incredibly perfect. Kudos to the mind that thought it.

For the 39 psychic guides, maybe it's more like a social media thing. He runs into them at a meetup or on vacay, and now the psychic guide hit "follow" and they just pop in to say a random thing every once in a while. Definitely a Happy Birthday at a minimum.

When Karen said the Diamond Dog episode was like closure, that made sense to me because it felt like the episode confirmed it's not worth much more attention after this. I was curious if there was ANY actual growth or interesting answers... but nope. Same old justifications these people usually use.

The email comment that the behavior must not be that bad because the kids turned out interesting and cool? That's like excusing Father Malley's behavior because all his kids are not terrible. Kids are capable of turning out okay IN SPITE of circumstances.