The Ed Shepp Radio Experiment:
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from June 24, 2005
Each week Ed Shepp and his guests explore a theme plucked randomly from the perfume cloud over Macy's. May include (but is not limited to) talking, music, turkey sounds and eargasmic eclectitude.
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June 24, 2005: Money
This show is about Money, and all that goes with that--poverty, class, cake... My guests for this show were:
J.C., a financial professional in New York City
and
Lauren 5700XT, the voice of an ATM in Manhattan
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The Ed Shepp Radio Experiment Theme
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FIRST INTERLUDE
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| The O'Jays |
For the Love of Money
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| Text from The 48 Laws of Power, by Robert Greene. Law 40: Despise the Free Lunch. (Listen: Pop-up) | ||||||||||
| Jay-Z |
Money, Cash, Hoes
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Vol. 2 Hard Knock Life | ||||||||
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Money, Money
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Cabaret Soundtrack | ||||||||
| Nicole Kidman |
Sparkling Diamonds
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Moulin Rouge soundtrack | I love the drums that come in around the middle of the song. I love the whole Moulin Rouge soundtrack. | |||||||
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| Gwen Stefani |
Rich Girl
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Love. Angel. Music. Baby. | ||||||||
Text from Where We Stand: Class Matters, by bell hooks. 
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| Stevie V |
Dirty Cash
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| Text from Madonna's classic song, American Life, brilliantly paired with the theme music from Sanford & Son. When I was recording the lines, I clearly could not remember all of them, leading me to say, among other things, "I drive a Mini Cooper and I'm stepping on the gas." I like that part. Of course I could remember the "I'm not a Christian and I'm not a Jew" line, but even though I indeed am neither a Xtian nor a Jew, I just couldn't bring myself to say the line, as it's so stupid. The gibberish I replaced it with is actually much more intelligent. In fact, it scores a 317 on the Flesch scale, making it comparable in intellitude to the Journal of American Quanquigglemeyer. (Listen: Pop-up) | ||||||||||
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THIRD INTERLUDE
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| Flying Lizards |
Money (That's What I Want)
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I've loved this song since the first time I heard it. I think it's so brilliant to have what sounds like an Indian woman speaking the verses. And the choruses are sung funny as well. | ||||||||
| Text from Where We Stand: Class Matters, by bell hooks. (Listen: Pop-up) | ||||||||||
| Suze Orman |
The 9 Steps to Financial Freedom
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It's the Lottery Tix Squizzmix. Yeah, I just made that up. | ||||||||
| More text from Where We Stand: Class Matters, by bell hooks. (Listen: Pop-up) | ||||||||||
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