Tell Somebody

Jeremy Alderson, director of the Homelessness Marathon, was recently jailed for protesting against fracking in the Finger Lakes. You’ll hear from him in the first segment of the September 4, 2014 edition of Tell Somebody.

After that, I had a question or two for the Secretary of Energy and others at the new National Security Campus. Then, a few thoughts on the 75th anniversary of the Molotov Ribbentrop pact, the 25th anniversary of the Baltic Way and current NATO saber rattling, and finally, what looks like a Conde Nast/New Yorker campaign for Monsanto and against Monsanto’s most prominent critic.

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The new Honeywell operated NNSA National Security Campus on the southern edge of Kansas City, MO, which replaces the Kansas City Plant as producer/procurer of 85% of parts for U.S. nuclear weapons, was formally dedicated on August 22, 2014. The August 28 edition of Tell Somebody took you inside to hear the ceremony.

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On the August 21, 2014 edition of Tell Somebody Craig Holman, Public Citizen’s government affairs lobbyist, talks about the upcoming vote, set for September 8 in the full Senate concerning an amendment to the US Constitution to overturn Citizens United.

In the second half of the show, a little sample of Alternative Radio, discussion of the issues of media reform and overturning Citizens United as Siamese twins, a new daily short radio show from the Yale Project on Climate Change, and a reminder and update on protest against fracking in the Finger Lakes.

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Who is Paul the vulture Singer and why should you care what he is doing to Argentina? Was Putin targeted for mid-air assassination?

The August 14, 2014 edition of Tell Somebody starts out with investigative journalist Greg Palast, www.gregpalast.com, explaining how financier Paul Singer is forcing Argentina into default and how that affects US taxpayers as well as 41 million Argentinians.

In the second half of the show, investigative journalist Robert Parry, founder and editor of www.consortiumnews.com talks about a rush to expedient conclusions about who shot down Malaysian flight MH17 over Ukraine that don’t seem to be lining up with analysis of evidence. Is Russian president Putin responsible? Or did Ukrainian hardliners hit the wrong plane?

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The July 24, 2014 edition of Tell Somebody was the last of a three-part series of conversations with former CIA analyst Ray McGovern, who returned to give some of his unique perspectives on illegal spying by the NSA – (does that stand for No Such Amendment?) –the complicity of the major media in those illegal activities, and some of the history of the FISA court process arising from the Church Committee hearings of the 1970’s.

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Former CIA analyst Ray McGovern returns for the second of a three-part series, this time to talk about the current troubles in Iraq and the neocon lies and blunders that brought things to this point, and the much ignored human cost paid by Iraqi civilians.

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On the July 10, 2014 edition of Tell Somebody, former CIA analyst Ray McGovern talks about how the U.S. started a new cold war with Russia over Ukraine.

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On the July 3, 2014 edition of Tell Somebody former FBI agent, whistleblower, and 2002 Time co-Person of the Year Coleen Rowley returned to the show for a wide-ranging discussion.

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The June 26, 2014 edition of Tell Somebody starts out with some thoughts about the now recently closed comment window at the Federal Communications Commission on the subject of net neutrality, and then proceeds backwards ten years to listen again to some of the speeches made at the first National Conference on Media Reform in Madison, WI in 2003.

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A discussion with 2012 Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein takes the first half of the June 19, 2014 edition of Tell Somebody.

The second half of the show covers the June 12, 2014 discussions and vote on a proposed Kansas City, Missouri ordinance regulating food sharing that was favored by a couple of the bigger homeless shelters and opposed by a number of individuals and organization that feed the homeless.

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