Archive for the 'Podcast' Category

Liberadio(!) Podcast: August 11, 2008 What We Did On Our Summer Vacation Episode

Sunday, August 17th, 2008

Summary: Guests include Bob Mancini and Elbert Ventura, research fellow, Media Matters for America.

We Took a Vacation But Nashville Politics Did Not (Part 1) - Back to school - the best thing ever or a real drag? And we recap the Tennessee primary. (49:18 79MB)
Sex Sells (Part 2) - John Edwards gets caught […]

Liberadio(!) Podcast: July 21, 2008 Let’s Go Vote! Episode

Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008

Summary: Guests include Ken Eaton and Mike Padgett, Democratic candidates for US Senate; Elbert Ventura, research fellow, Media Matters for America.

Early Voting Has Begun! (Part 1) - Participatory democracy - it’s not just for breakfast anymore. (16:57 27.2MB)
Interview with Kenneth Eaton (Part 2) - Hear about Eaton’s journey from seeking citywide office to […]

Liberadio(!) Podcast: July 14, 2008 Let Them Eat Cake Episode

Sunday, July 20th, 2008

Summary: Guests include Bob Tuke Democratic candidate for US Senate; Richard Hayes Phillip, author, Witness to a Crime: A Citizens’ Audit of an American Election.

Happy Bastille Day! (Part 1) - Oo la la! (20:28 32.8MB)
Interview with Richard Hayes Phillips (Part 2) - Author of Witness to a Crime: A Citizens’ Audit of an […]

Liberadio(!) Podcast: June 23, 2008: Sweet (Crude) Mother of God, Parts 1 & 2

Sunday, June 29th, 2008

After seven years of failed energy policy, tax subsidies to big oil, weak fuel economy standards, and the systematic dismantling of the EPA, President Bush has the nerve to blame the Democrats for, well, everything.
Listen to Sweet (Crude) Mother of God Part 1 (13.72 MB)
Listen to Sweet (Crude) Mother of God Part 2 (46 […]

Progressive Author David Sirota in Nashville Today

Thursday, June 26th, 2008

On Monday we interviewed political journalist, nationally syndicated columnist and bestselling author David Sirota about his latest book, The Uprising: An Unauthorized Tour of the Populist Revolt Scaring Wall Street and Washington and the good swift kick Democrats like Lincoln Davis of Tennessee need because, despite polls showing more than 2/3 of the American people […]

Liberadio(!) Podcast: The State of Media Matters

Sunday, June 22nd, 2008

The state of Media Matters is very strong, says research Elbert Ventura, and so is the state of the Obama campaign as they Fight the Smears.
Listen to the Media Matters for American Smackdown for Monday, June 16, 2008.

Liberadio(!) Podcast: June 9, 2008 Episode

Saturday, June 14th, 2008

Summary: Liz Garrigan Editor of the Nashville Scene; Elbert Ventura, research fellow with Media Matters for America.

Part 1 - We made a bet. Mary thinks she won. But Freddie won’t pay until August. (20:08 32.3MB)
Part 2 - Interview with Lz Garrigan - G-A-Double R-I. G-A-N spells GARRIGAN! It’s Liz’s last few weeks as […]

Liberadio(!) Podcast: June 2, 2008 Episode

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

Summary: John Geer Vanderbilt University political science professor and Elbert Ventura, research fellow with Media Matters for America.

Part 1 - It’s all over now but we had a good time talking about it with Caspar, our Danish buddy. (21:52 35MB)
Part 2 - Perhaps what Metro Nashville needs are some Super School Board […]

Liberadio(!) Podcast: May 05, 2008

Sunday, May 11th, 2008

Summary: Tomas Young from Phil Donohue’s documentary, Body of War ; Renée Paradis, Counsel for the Brennan Center for Justice; and Elbert Ventura, research fellow with Media Matters for America.

Part 1 - Jon Stewart is coming! So is electronic voting. Plus, who does Senator Clinton remind you of when she says she doesn’t listen […]

Liberadio(!) Podcast: April 28, 2008

Sunday, May 4th, 2008

Summary: Guests include Congressman Jim “Coop” Cooper of Tennessee’s Fightin’ 5th!, Rachel Smolker, a research biologist at the Global Justice Ecology Project; and Elbert Ventura, research fellow for Media Matters for America.

Part 1 - We have a very specific delegate count question for a Senator Clinton supporter… Anyone…? Anyone…? Bueller…?. (21:02 33.7MB)
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