Sense on Cents

UPDATE: This episode of NQR’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle has concluded. You can listen to a recording of the episode in its entirety by clicking the play button on the audio player provided below. Once the audio begins, you can advance or rewind to any portion of the episode by clicking at any point along the play bar.

Do you feel as if nobody is listening to you? Do you feel as if you have been disenfranchised? Do you feel as if Washington is working on its own agenda? Do you sense that large parts of the media are parsing information and representing their protected interests rather than truly pursuing truth, transparency, and integrity?

There is little doubt that many in America feel and believe all of the above. What can you do? Bring your questions and opinions right here as this Sunday from 8-9pm ET No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle Open Mic invites you to be my guest.

Will the Euro recover or continue to plummet in value? Will the EU break up in the process? Will our economy slide back into a recession if the EU slows, as it assuredly will given necessary fiscal austerity measures.

Are developments in the EU a precursor for America? If so, when and how will these developments play out? What about China? Will they be forced to slow their economy before inflation ratchets higher?

Gold bugs? Is it the only place to hide? Financial regulatory reform? Are banks truly going to be emasculated or is it a big bluff?Where are the jobs?

This week’s show, though, is about you. What is on your mind and what is happening in your world? Listen LIVE at the BlogTalkRadio website. Dial in with questions at 347-677-0792 or join our always energized chatroom. Bring a friend and give them a healthy dose of Sense on Cents!! As a reminder, all NQR shows are taped, archived, and available as podcasts on iTunes.

Thanks for your support.

LD

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