Let's face it, it's Summer, it's like dead. If you have any interest in American history at all, your history, you may find this of interest.

On Friday, July 2, 2010 The Glen Beck show (Founders Fridays) will be covering the "Women of the revolution." I think that you will find that is is more than Betsy Ross. This is non-political, just good American history of the roll of women in the birth of our nation.

If you do decide to watch, I, we, would love your feed back.

Yoda

I have caught some of the Friday shows and they are fabulous. Unfortunately I am at work or sleeping when Beck is on and I never remember to record his shows. I will try to catch the one this Friday.

Yoda...I am not sure what you mean by "I know...this crap is usually addressed to the men"...please explain. It sounds...well, somewhat of a put down towards women...and I am sure you did not mean it that way?

Originally Posted by carm310

I have caught some of the Friday shows and they are fabulous. Unfortunately I am at work or sleeping when Beck is on and I never remember to record his shows. I will try to catch the one this Friday.

Yoda...I am not sure what you mean by "I know...this crap is usually addressed to the men"...please explain. It sounds...well, somewhat of a put down towards women...and I am sure you did not mean it that way?

No offense intended. Bad choice of words.

If you are a Comcast customer, be aware that you cannot record the Glen Beck series, just 1 program at a time.

Yoda

Wasn't there another thread out there on this show? Is this the same one or something different?

Originally Posted by BobKat1

Wasn't there another thread out there on this show? Is this the same one or something different?

The last one was on black founders. This one is on women founders. I am just trying to alert people who may have a specific interest in a particular show.

Yoda

Originally Posted by Yoda

No offense intended. Bad choice of words.

If you are a Comcast customer, be aware that you cannot record the Glen Beck series, just 1 program at a time.

Yoda

I knew you were a good guy! Thanks for the clarification!