Leo proposes more "just stop" days similar to what we all tend to do on Christmas, discusses the obscene argument over the toxicity of the Tennessee spill of coal ash, and decides that subsidizing professional sports teams is not quite worth depleting our local infrastructure. Finally, The New Capital Show ends the year with Playwright Harold Pinter's 2005 Nobel Prize acceptance speech. This riveting, painful, and exact speech is drawn squarely upon the United States' foreign policies since World War II.

LISTEN: New Capital Show (December 25, 2008)