Coming up with Saturday Session: The stunningly chilling audio of a Sangamon County Deputy tasering a woman twice, plus Juggalos are gang members in the eyes of the FBI, and so much more! Don't miss this edition of Saturday Session with Bishop, from 3 to 7p CST every Saturday, on 970 WMAY, The News and Talk of Springfield.
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| Images from Illinois Times and video still of traffic stop |
Shocking Audio
After filling in for The Kramer Show Friday from the Illinois State Fair and talking about a story out of the Illinois Times that includes video of a woman getting tasered twice, we'll revisit the audio and discuss the proper use of tasers in law enforcement.
Are police going overboard with the tool?
Also we'll work in a conversation about the importance of a trial and how settling out of court can be a cop out, no pun intended, of accepting responsibility.
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| Shaggy 2 Dope and Violent J are ICP |
Juggling Juggalos
For people who may be unfamiliar with the Insane Clown Posse, I give you ICP for dummies: Two guys, Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope, have built an underground empire around absurd, carnival-themed, hip-hop.
For twenty years or so the rappers performed with painted faces and graphic lyrics about hatchet-men and circus demons.
Sadly, some of their fans aren't the brightest and have committed crimes--some seriously violent crimes. ICP has never taken credit and actually writes off the more extreme fans as lunatics.
But things took a turn last year when the FBI put the group, and it's fans, in the list of violent gangs.
A 13-minute video of the two talking to fans at a concert, Shaggy 2 Dope explains the gravity of the situation. Carefully editing the explicit content, we'll air Shaggy 2 Dopes comments and work to understand what that means for other groups put on lists as "potential threats."
Oh, and by the way, Shaggy 2 Dope announced that they are suing the FBI. Read more about that at JuggalosFightBack.com.
News on the March
Then we'll go through a rapid fire News on the March with the latest on Syria, Drones, James Holmes, Oak Creek and more.
We'll also re-air some recent interviews with Wayne Allyn Root and Loren Spivack. That's all lined up for Saturday Session.
Go beyond
Is there a past Saturday Session you missed? Be sure to check out the recent archives. Want to get some classic Saturday Session podcasts? Contact Bishop at bishop@wmay.com. You can also check out Bishop's video work on YouTube, follow him on Twitter, connect with him on Facebook and even find him on Planet Infowars.
