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Hour One: When we will stop cars guns from killing people?

Hour Two: Shush...? Daniel J. Flynn, A Conservative History of the American Left

People around the world are recognizing the danger of nuclear energy. Over the weekend, 500 protesters marched down Main Street in Battleboro, Vermont to rally against the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant. The group gathered in opposition to what they claim is the illegal operation of the plant, which is owned by Entergy Nuclear.

A little-known provision in the most recent budget appropriations, which passed through Congress last week, is a big deal for biotech giant Monsanto – and GMO opponents. The so-called “Monsanto Protection Act” shields the maker of genetically modified seeds from being sued by consumers who claim they've been harmed by their products.

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Hour One: How global warming prevented spring's arrival

Hour Two: The sneaky way the GOP is taking control of America - Mike Papantonio, Ring of Fire Radio / Plus, Geeky Science - Guess what? Science makes you a better person!

Hour Three: Could Cyprus come to America?

After yesterday's landmark challenge to the federal Defense of Marriage Act, the pro-equality crowd is hopeful that the Supreme Court will strike down the discriminatory law. During the oral arguments, the majority of the Justices seemed ready to strike down DOMAs key provision, which denies same-sex couples the right to all the federal benefits of marriage.

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Hour One: Is DOMA moral disapproval or federal uniformity? Shane Farnan, Talk Radio News Service / Plus, a unique perspective on DOMA - Rep. Marc Pocan (D-WI, 2nd District)

Hour Two: Wikileaks-we're headed for an even bigger showdown over secrets - Matt Taibbi, Rolling Stone Magazine

Today, the federal Defense of Marriage was challenged before the Supreme Court in United States v. Windsor.

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Hour One: SCOTUS-Prop 8 review - Shane Farnan, Talk Radio News Service / Plus, "The Top 10 Harms of Same Sex Marriage" - Peter Spriggs, Family Research Council

Hour Two: Has Kim Jong Un seen "Olympus Has Fallen?"

Hour Three: Healthcare lottery...may the odds be forever in your favor

You don't have the right to know you're being poisoned. At least, not in Wyoming. Yesterday, County District Judge Catherine Wilking ruled against environmental groups fighting to make public the list of toxic ingredients used in hydraulic fracking fluid. According to Judge Wilking, Wyoming's state oil and gas supervisor was authorized to withhold the information, because the list of chemicals is considered a trade secret.

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Hour One: That giant sucking sound...it's the Oligarchs

Hour Two: Does Congress have a constitutional duty to save the USPS? Carrie Lukas, Independent Women's Forum

Hour Three: GOP...still forcing HUGE privatized loans on students

Minutes before 5am, early Saturday morning, members of the Senate did something they haven't done in four years - they passed a budget. The $3.7 trillion dollar outline for 2014 passed with a 50 to 49 vote, and it includes $100 billion in stimulus spending and raises $975 billion in new revenues over the next decade. Now the challenge will be to reconcile the Democratic Senate budget with Paul Ryan's austerity plan in the House.

Republicans are already plotting their next opportunity to take our nation hostage. At his weekly press conference, John Boehner said the GOP will refuse to raise the debt ceiling in May, if the president doesn't agree to more spending cuts. President Obama already agreed to cuts in the fiscal cliff deal totaling $1.5 trillion over the next decade.

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Hour One: A crash course in economics...

Hour Two: What would happen if we didn't have regulations? Andrew Smith, Sand In The Gears / Plus, Geeky Science Rocks - Clicking "Like" on FB more revealing than you know...

Hour Three: What Cyprus can learn from Iceland...

Despite gridlock in Washington, a new effort to loosen Wall Street regulations and water down the 2010 Dodd Frank Act is getting bipartisan support in Congress. Republican Representatives Patrick Henry and Scott Garrett are backing the measure, as is Democratic Rep. Gwen Moore. Moore justified her support by saying the plan is only meant to relieve regulatory burdens on companies that do business with big banks.