Monday - August 31 2009 - Highlights
Hour One: "Does the healthcare debate show how corporate power has nearly completely destroyed Democracy!" Thom debates Dr.
Highlights for Monday August 24th 2009
Hour One - Who's winning the battle at the townhall meetings...public or "for profit" for healthcare? Thom mixes it up with Dan Gainor of the Business and Media Institute www.businessandmedia.org
Monday August 17th 2009
Hour One: Dear Obama.....Thom wrote a letter to Obama...about healthcare....
Monday August 10th 2009
Hour One - Frank Schaeffer www.frankschaeffer.net and www.frankschaeffer.com Topic: Whistle blower exposes right wing rampaging tactics
Monday - July 27th 2009
Hour One: Why is Andrew J. Hall, head of Citigroup Inc.’s trading firm, the real criminal in the case of the obese teen?
Monday - July 20th 2009
Hour One: "Can Doing What Seems to Be the Right Thing Turn Out to Be the Wrong Thing?" Thom debates protectionism with journalist Danny Schechter Read more
July 13th 2009 - Monday
Quote: I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear--- Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
June 29th 2009 - Monday
Hour One: Has Goldman Sach's caused both the 1929 and 2008 depressions?June 22 2009 Monday
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June 15th - Monday
Hour One: Professor Muhammad Sahimi www.tehranbureau on the Iranian election results & protests
June 8th 2009 - Monday
Hour Two: "President Obama's speech to the Muslim world...invitation to attack America?!" Thom confronts Scott Wheeler of the National Republican Trust PAC www.GOPtrust.com
Monday & Tuesday June 1 & 2 2009...broadcasting live from "America's Future Now" in Washington, D.C.
Thom talks issues and answers with progressive heavy weights including Jim Dean, Congressman John Conyers, and Katrina Vanden Heuvel among others. Plus a special visit from the Honorable Governor Howard Dean, M.D.
May 25th 2009 - Monday
KPOJ's Carl & Christine host for Thom
Topic: "From bailout to bankruptcy" Ralph Nader stops by on America's failing auto industry www.csrl.org
