The JZ Podcast #4 –

This week, Jeremy Zhao discusses the developments of City Council's decision to spend $671 million on recreation and transportation. Jeremy also announced his intentions to run again in 2010, and decides to kick start that off with a debate between him self to see if Jeremy should run again. The final part

concludes with Jeremy's discussion Ric McIver and City Council's decision not to allow public input in the $2.2

billion budget adjustment and the 4.5% property tax hike. Ric's ticked!

Note the random YTMND clips in the middle and the favorite Club Soda theme song.

The JZ Podcast #3 -

Jeremy talks about the hippos, club soda, Wikipedia, street signs,
banning booze in limos, and a whole ton of stuff. Apparently Emily Wyatt
likes hairy dudes due to her statement about students not caring about
random raises for Harvey Weingarten. As well, a neat criticism about the
Gauntlet and Students' Union. Since both organizations do not care
much for the beloved JZ, both are also ineffectively in giving students
anything to look forward to.

New in this week's podcast are random songs from Lazytown and the
new Club Soda theme song (twice) to the music of the Transformers TV
theme. Worth listening!

October 30th, 2007-

Jeremy Zhao talks about the headlines from the following week in his new segment, "Opinions of the Week". He takes on a satirical approach to topics such as the new Calgary Zoo CEO and a letter about Dale Hodges.

In this week's podcast, Jeremy Zhao has a very frank and random discussion about snow, affordable housing, and Alnoor Kassam with his friends and "political pundits" Kristopher Rupert and Chen Li. It's 15 minutes of either killing brain cells or at times, informative talk.

October 22nd, 2007-

The JZ Podcast #1 – Jeremy Zhao goes through his thoughts about the mayoral and aldermanic elections. In the commercial “break”, Jeremy Zhao asks everyone to vote on question of whether or not he should run in 2010. Jeremy ends with a short commentary on Bronconnier's real support, and where voter apathy is heading towards.

Jeremy Zhao discusses his thoughts about the mayor's new election promise on the $930 million dollars being invested into LRT transportation.

Jeremy wants to talk about people he has met and problems that he has encountered, but it ends up being a devoted podcast to people and cutting business taxes. Have fun!

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Jeremy discusses and gives his thoughts on the on-going yellow ribbon debate.

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Jeremy discusses the need for everyone to vote and to encourage voters to be critical and stay informed.

Jeremy talks about why he's running and some of the general problems he's found.