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The Coffee House (Episode 92) (October 2004)

Forum Six-term Congressman Albert Wynn (D-MD 4th Dist.) talks about the reliability of electronic voting machines, outsourcing of federal jobs, his support for casino gambling and the Bush Administration's energy bill, and why he now thinks his vote to authorize the president to go to war in Iraq was a mistake. (Host: Mark Cohen) Feature Cat Stevens once recorded a tune, "Miles from Nowhere," which eerily captures the former pop singer's recent deportation under his adopted name, Yusuf Islam. (Producer: Mark Cohen) A Second Look In Banking on Baghdad, author Edwin Black reports that all the West has ever cared about in Iraq is being a colonial stepping-stone and a source of oil. (Host: Howard Kohn) In Verse Leah Harris is also thinking about Iraq in "What They're Selling." Artistic Eye Artist Linda Hesh proposes placing photo ads in the newspaper that challenge prejudice. (Producer: Welmoed Laanstra) WorkLife Six million people could lose their right to overtime pay. Ross Eisenbrey, vice president of the Economic Policy Institute, explains. (Host: Fred Feinstein) Musical Traditions Singer-songwriters Lori Kelly and Cletus Kennelly return with "Snow is Falling" and "Celestial Dance."