One more left/progressive radio voice...

[Mikimouse]

As some of you already know, I have joined a left/progressive group here in freeperland, and will be doing radio spots from now on. It won't happen every day, but I plan to be very active with this group. I was notified earlier this evening about the scheduling for the first spot, and it will be avilable locally on the 19th of November, but it is already available on the website for those who want to give it a listen. I am posting the title of the piece and the web address. Please give it a listen and give me feedback.

The Measure of a Nation
http://www.rtis.com/touchstone/tsradio/static/cd32-08.html

I have been asked to produce some more of the same ilk-any suggestions? Thanks folks!
:hi: :dem:

[burr]

1. who is the guy that broadcasts in Fargo, North Dakota?

I would be grateful if someone had a link for his program.
:hi:

I look forward to hearing nick for the first time, thanks for the link! :thumbsup:

[Mikimouse]

2. Thanks burr, looks like you will be the only one...

as there are no other posts coming in. Oh well, I can only try. sigh.

[SmileyBoy]

3. Ed Schultz, I think.

He's a hardcore UND fan (I go to NDSU and I'm a hardcore Bison fan), but the fact that he's in liberal radio cancels that out in my mind.

[Mikimouse]

4. A shameless kick for the new week

:kick:

[PBinOregon]

5. Radio Commentaries

MikiMouse--

I offered weekly commentaries on NPR stations in northern California and southern Oregon for fifteen years, from 1987 to 2002. I went off the air when I ran for Congress last year, but I've been looking for a way to start back up again. I've been talking with some possible funders for a project to create progressive commentaries aimed at college radio stations, as well as the internet.

Thoughts on how we might collaborate?

If you'd like continue the discussion off board, my business email is [e-mail]

[burr]

6. Interesting hearing the specific examples of one case...

someday with a call in show it would be fascinating, to ask callers for U.S. examples of new stories they have just heard and then provide them with the unbiased foreign sources on the same story.

I enjoyed it.