Internet radio shows. (Page 1 of 2)

DemocracyNow is not bad (although on mainstream yet unbiased news topics).

I don't know, I just know he was on Alex Merklinger's "Mysteries of the Mind."  It was sometime in 2003, that's all I remember.

The show is archived somewhere around September 2003 on the Mysteries site. I don't have a copy myself. This was the third radio show I have been on, and compared to the first two it didn't go so well. I was invited the same day we were packing up the apartment in case Hurricane Isabel turned toward Florida...so amidst the stress and confusion I had less than a day to prepare for the radio show. And when I finally got on, a friend of mine who was supposed to co-host and ask all the questions (my condition for accepting the interview, as I work well with a structured interview) had to cancel at the last minute, leaving me to carry the entire program impromptu style. Well, after that experience, I decided to withhold doing another radio show until I have my stuff memorized inside out and can throw smooth lines like a stage performer, as that is what's needed to be competent on talk radio.

Wow! I wish I could get the link to work.

Edit: I took one of the new links and plugged in the old file name and it worked. Try copying this URL into Windows Media Player or Media Player Classic:

http://discstr.wmod.llnwd.net/a174/o1/motm/MOM20030915.wma

Oooh, Instant success. The show is three hours?!

A really awesome and powerful program today, October 22nd, on the Democracy Now news broadcast.  The video footage of the broadcast in particular shows some of the most moving documenting of the War with Iraq.

If you've got an hour this weekend, or have a family member or friend who might need a dose of reality about the war with Iraq, check out this streaming video.