Show Recap for July 31, 2010

After a week away from the studio, Kevin Smith returns to the airwaves and takes your calls!

In our first hour, we cover:

• Kevin Smith Reports‘s humble beginnings
• A brief history of WHBU, courtesy of Doug Zook
• Internet privacy and identity theft
• Indianapolis Colts training camp at Anderson University
• The hypocrisy of Mexico’s immigration laws

Hour number two targets:

• Old and new ways of human communication
• Unusual automotive innovations from Nissan
• Walmart criticized for embedded smart tags in garments

The final hour focuses on these issues:

• Does Kindergarten education affect your adult life?
• Class size and the future of public education
• Muncie & Delaware County (Indiana) lands wind energy association
• How to create a Community of the Year

Kevin’s News & Biz Briefs

• Mexico Braces for Effects of Arizona Immigration Law
• Lugar Climate Bill Taps Hoosier Roots
• Walmart Plan to Use Smart Tags Raises Privacy Concerns
• Ohio Woman Discovers Husband’s Secret Second Life
• Nissan to Introduce Health-Friendly Cars
• The Case for $320,000 Kindergarten Teachers
• Wind Energy Group to Locate HQ in Muncie, Indiana

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