Jerry Springer, the most infamous Cincinnati mayor ever, will speak tonight at Case Western Reserve University. Don't expect a drunken single mother of nine or her drunk, gay, vampire-fetish boyfriend with a KKK uncle to join him. Nope, this is the new Jerry Springer, the Jerry Springer who is trying to become the old Jerry Springer, without the prostitutes of course.
Mainly, he'll be talking about his life in television, first at the local news station WLWT Channel 5 in Cincy, then as, well, Jerry Springer, the icon who took the trailer trash of America and broadcast them out to the world. A teenager in Japan can thank him for allowing them to know there are some American men out there who divorce their wives because they can't stop having sex with their brother-in-law. ...
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Jerry Springer, the most infamous Cincinnati mayor ever, will speak tonight at Case Western Reserve University. Don't expect a drunken single mother of nine or her drunk, gay, vampire-fetish boyfriend with a KKK uncle to join him. Nope, this is the new Jerry Springer, the Jerry Springer who is trying to become the old Jerry Springer, without the prostitutes of course.
Mainly, he'll be talking about his life in television, first at the local news station WLWT Channel 5 in Cincy, then as, well, Jerry Springer, the icon who took the trailer trash of America and broadcast them out to the world. A teenager in Japan can thank him for allowing them to know there are some American men out there who divorce their wives because they can't stop having sex with their brother-in-law. ...
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