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04/28/2021 - Sarah Watching
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Day: April 28, 2021

An Unforgettable Montage of Rush’s Spot-On Word Picture Skills

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BRETT: As so many of you know, Rush loved to have fun and laugh. He had one of the best senses of humor I've ever been around. He always said, "All good comedy has an element of truth to it," and for today's EIB High Note, we thought we'd bring you some of his unique…

Unlike the Covid Doomsayers, Rush Believed in the Power of Positive Thinking

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BRETT: So overhanging all of what it is that we are facing in this country today is the continuing fight against the covid-19 virus, right, which has been ravaging -- or is not ravaging now, but at one point was ravaging -- the United States of America. We have seemed to have gotten much more…

Must Listen! Rush Explains Who Pays Taxes

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BRETT: So just a few weeks ago I was here behind the Golden EIB Microphone, and a caller named Monte from North Carolina called in to the program and said he wanted to teach a course at his alma mater on Rush. It was a great idea because there's so much you can learn from…

Rush Unlocks the Secret to Happiness

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BRETT: You know, Rush was right. Happiness. It comes from other people feeling good rather than ourselves. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "The surest way to be happy is to seek happiness for others." New research published by a team of psychologists at the University of Missouri Columbia suggests that King's words are as…

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