Government regulations related to western wildfires have severely hampered Stephen Green’s lifestyle. He has been reduced to savagery, which preps him perfectly for our weekly Backstage meeting.
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As usual, Backstage starts with prayer…after a sort. Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott, assiduously avoid discussion of the news topics of the week. Yet it happens anyway.
Waxing nostalgic about making a youthful ruckus, Scott Ott, Bill Whittle and Stephen Green kick off this week’s pre-production meeting of Right Angle.
With a bit more than two months before the 2020 election, the anticipation in the Right Angle Backstage zone is palpable. If you’re not willing to palp it, allow Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Stephen Green to palp it for you.
When three massive intellects gather in one small rectangle, the ship of history shakes loose from its moorings and charts a better course toward a hopeful horizon.
When men were men, they sang songs of rough living on the lonesome prairie. They sang sweetly, like men pining for the company of…cattle. The men of Right Angle are men such as these.
In a marathon session — exceeded in length and vapidity only by the Zoom meeting you’ve had three times this week with your boss — the men of Right Angle hatch their diabolical schemes for this week’s shows.
When these three titans come together in one room, the intellectual firepower is a thing to behold. This is why they’re sequestered in undisclosed locations in three states to plan this week’s episodes of Right Angle.
Exploring the origins and potential of the “goat rodeo”, the men of Right Angle plan this week’s episodes with one eye on the breaking news of the day, and the other on the monkey.
If all three of the men of Right Angle can remain awake during a marathon pre-production meeting we’re doing well. O, well…we’re not doing so well.
Thank you to our Members for making this magic possible.
With cries to “defund the police” in the wake of the death of George Floyd, Bill Whittle says cops should stage a 7-day sick-out to show what happens without the presence of law enforcement. Can you imagine no police? Would a nationwide case of the blue flu prove effective?
Old Blue Eyes is back…or maybe it’s just Joe Piscopo…or Stephen Green, Scott Ott and Bill Whittle. While the authorities attempt to identify the bodies, enjoy this Backstage episode of Right Angle, with our gratitude to you, dear Member.
As of early July 9, 2020, police don’t know who tore a statue of Frederick Douglass from its base in a Rochester, NY, park and abandoned against a chain-link fence on the anniversary of his most famous anti-slavery speech. It wouldn’t make much sense if it were the same kind of protestors who vandalize statues of Confederate figures.
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Stephen Green, Bill Whittle, and Scott Ott get a bit slap-happy in this episode of right Angle Backstage.
“Resisting is desperation,” says Mike Muse in a column at Medium.com attempting to explain “Why Black People Resist Arrest”. With police brutality, racial injustice, and mob violence in the news daily, it’s time to take a look at some of the underlying motivations.