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Quinn and Rose was a syndicated conservative talk radio program hosted by Jim Quinn and Rose Somma Tennent. It was formerly broadcast during morning drive time from 6 A.M. to 9 A.M. and syndicated through Clear Channel Communications from flagship station WPGB. The series was abruptly canceled after the November 15, 2013 broadcast, with Clear Channel citing an inability to reach a contract extension, later suggestions indicating that Clear Channel budget cuts were at fault, and the show's affiliates claiming the duo was fired. (The contract dispute appears to pertain directly to Quinn, as Rose remains a fill-in host for Clear Channel as of January 2014.) Flagship station WPGB changed formats nine months after Quinn's firing; there has been speculation that WJAS, which picked up most of WPGB's lineup, would revive the program.〔Fybush, Scott (August 7, 2014). (NERW update: Clear Channel goes big in Pittsburgh ). ''NorthEast Radio Watch''. Retrieved August 8, 2014.〕 A major hangup in negotiations was that Quinn insists on retaining all rights to the Internet stream.〔(Quinn and Tennent say they rejected offer to host WJAS ). ''Post-Gazette''. Retrieved September 15, 2014.〕 Quinn would eventually return to radio, but without Rose, in March 2015.〔http://www.allaccess.com/net-news/archive/story/139653/jim-quinn-returns-with-online-show-and-one-broadca〕 Rose, in turn, would pick up her own show on WPGP (AM 1250), in late May of the same year.〔http://triblive.com/aande/moreaande/8354699-74/salem-radio-talk#axzz3aoMXriSx〕 The program was designed to appeal to political conservatives. Quinn exposes liberals, the IRS, big government, radical environmentalists, the bias of the mainstream media, and outspoken Hollywood actors. He promotes issues such as the right to bear arms, the FairTax, Christian values, alternative media, and the military. Issues Quinn discusses from a conservative point of view include U.S. domestic politics, world affairs, science, economics, and social issues. Rose predominantly takes stances on issues concerning her spiritual faith with regards to politics, religion, family values, social problems, and education. =="Heads-Up" themes== The show has a unique format in that it is, for the most part, divided into thematic "Heads-Ups" (e.g. Liberal Heads-Up, "Euro-weenie" Heads-Up, ACLU Heads-Up), each with its own theme song: *Education/University Heads-up: ''Another Brick in the Wall'' by Pink Floyd *ACLU Heads-Up: ''Losing My Religion'' by R.E.M. *Gay Heads-Up: ''YMCA'' by The Village People *Immigration Heads-Up: ''Illegal Alien'' by Genesis *Liberal Heads-Up: ''Love Me, I'm a Liberal'' by Jello Biafra and Mojo Nixon *Media Heads-Up: ''Dirty Laundry'' by Don Henley *Clinton Legacy Heads-Up: ''Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares)'' by Travis Tritt *Racial Heads-Up: ''Black or White'' by Michael Jackson *Union Heads-Up: ''Bang on The Drum All Day'' by Todd Rundgren *Gun Heads-Up: ''Lock and Load'' by Bob Seger *School Heads-Up: ''School Days'' by Chuck Berry *Ted Kennedy Heads-Up: ''Drive My Car'' by The Beatles *Victim Heads-Up: ''Get Over It'' by Eagles *Insane Item of the Day, "Moonbat" Heads-Up: ''They're Coming to Take Me Away'' by Napoleon XIV *Harry Reid Heads-Up: ''Pinky and the Brain'' theme *John Kerry Heads-Up: ''Flipper'' Theme *Bush Heads-Up: ''Bush Was Right'' by The Right Brothers *Iran Heads-Up: ''Bomb Iran'' by Vince Vance & The Valiants *Iraq Heads-Up: ''I'm Free'' by The Who *Hate Mail: ''Everything About You'' by Ugly Kid Joe *France Heads-Up: ''Surrender to Love'' by Kindred the Family Soul *San Francisco Heads-Up: ''San Francisco'' by Scott McKenzie *Democrat Heads-Up: ''Surrender to Love'' by Kindred the Family Soul/''It's My Party and I'll Cry If I Want To'' by Lesley Gore *America Heads-Up: ''Living in America'' by James Brown *Animal Rights Heads-Up: ''Wabbit Slayer'' by (Ozzy Fudd ) *Government Heads-Up: ''For What It's Worth'' by Buffalo Springfield *Euro-Weenie Heads-Up: ''Springtime for Hitler'' from ''The Producers'' soundtrack *Greeny-Weenie Heads-Up: ''Bein' Green'' by Kermit the Frog *New World Order Heads-Up: ''Bidding America Goodbye (The Auction)'' by Tanya Tucker *Peacenik/Cindy Sheehan Heads-Up: ''I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing'' by The New Seekers *Sexual Harassment Heads-Up: ''He Touched Me'' by Barbra Streisand *Venezuela Heads-Up: ''Hot Hot Hot'' by Buster Poindexter *Death Penalty Heads-Up: ''Shock The Monkey'' by Peter Gabriel *Barack Obama Heads-Up: ''Bad Company'' by Bad Company, ''Who Are You'' by The Who or ''I Wanna Talk About Me'' by Toby Keith *Welfare Heads-up: ''Free Ride'' by Edgar Winter *Sarah Palin Heads-up: ''I'm a Woman'' by Peggy Lee *Scott Brown Heads-up: ''Pickup Man'' by Joe Diffie *Michigan Heads-up: ''Foolish Pride'' by Travis Tritt *Ozone Al Heads-Up: ''Lost In The Ozone'' by Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen *Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Heads-up: "Come on Down to My Boat" by Every Mother's Son The usual bumper music is ''Monster'' by Steppenwolf, ''Eminence Front'' by The Who, ''Stranglehold'' by Ted Nugent, ''Cradle Will Rock'' by Van Halen, ''La Grange'' by ZZ Top, ''Soul Shaker, Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)'' by Big and Rich, and ''Panama'' by Van Halen, American Radio by Carolina Rain and (on Fridays at the top of the hour) ''Working for the Weekend'' by Loverboy. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「The War Room with Quinn and Rose」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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