Le Show, October 12, 2014 by Harry Shearer | Free Audiobook

Listen to full audiobooks for free on : https://hotaudiobook.com/free Title: Le Show, October 12, 2014 Author: Harry Shearer Narrator: Harry Shearer Format: Original Recording Length: 59 mins Language: English Release date: 10-12-14 Publisher: Century of Progress Productions Genres: Comedy, Satire Summary: About Harry Shearer: He co-wrote and starred in the seminal rock mockumentary, This Is Spinal Tap; he's the voice of Mr. Burns, Smithers, Ned Flanders, Kent Brockman, and nearly a dozen other characters on the long-running FOX-TV hit, The Simpsons; and he was a cast member and writer on Saturday Night Live. Le Show, has been on the air since 1983. Contact: [e-mail]

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:09):
Oh god, oh man, Here I am Mount Struggle Street.
Puts again. Oh God, oh man, Dear, I am Mount
Struggle Street. Puts again. Be seen. I can see and

(00:44):
you want ship. This means a prison, a present prison.
Oh god, oh man, Here I am on Struggle Street.

(01:10):
It's a gamer. Oh god, oh man, here I am
a Struggle Street. It's a game. It's a She's a bit,

(01:33):
she's passive grass. If you can scroll long down the
abyssins mass if this whole damn life is a prison
and you're in it alone. A prison and you're in
it long, Oh god, omen yeah, Monsta Street, Oh omen yeah,

(02:35):
Monster Streets again. He's last series.

Speaker 2 (02:56):
From Santa Monica, California, the Home of the Homeless. I'm
Harry Shearer. Welcome you to this edition of the show.
And now, ladies and gentlemen, we're not number one. A
couple of indicators this week in the United States, no
longer kind of leads the world. The Australian capital territory

(03:19):
of Canberra is the best place in the world to
live a national capital in Australia, according to a report
by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development the OECD.
Canberra led the regional ranking, while Australia topped the overall
country rankings, followed by Norway. We'll be hearing more about

(03:43):
Norway later in the broadcast. The OECD ranked three hundred
and sixty two regions of its thirty four member nations.
In its survey, it used nine measures of well being,
including income, education, job safety, health and environment. Five Australian cities,
including Sydney, Melbourne and Perth, were also in the top ten.

(04:04):
It'sych Australian is a good place to live. Suddenly, other
top scoring places including the states of New Hampshire and Minnesota.
New Hampshire and Minnesota. So if you want to live
well by fur, I guess. On the other end of
the scale, Mexican states constituted all ten of the bottom
regional rankings. On a country level, Mexico, Turkey, Hungary, poland

(04:27):
Slovakia were ranked as the hardest places to live. Maybe
that's why the Turks aren't sending troops to Syria, it's
too hard. And China just overtook the US to become
the world's largest economy according to the world authority supposedly

(04:48):
on such matters, the International Monetary Fund. The method used
by the IMF adjusts for purchasing power parody. Since prices
aren't the same in each country. The typical person