On the Program - June 19th 2008
By Thom Hartmann A...
Quote: I strive for the best and I do the possible. - Lyndon B. Johnson
Hour One - Guest: Rory O'Connor www.roryoconnor.org Topic: Right wing hate speak and his new book "Shock Jocks: Hate Speech and Talk Radio"
Hour Two - Guest: Yaron Brook www.aynrand.org Topic: Salmonella tomato debate...food safety measures faulted
Guest: Wenonah Hauter :www.foodandwaterwatch.org Topic: Salmonella tomatoes...is irradiating food the answer?
Hour Three - Charlie Derber www2.bc.edu/~derber/ Topic: "The New Feminized Majority: How Democrats Can Change America with Women's Values" (with co-author Katherine Adam) and "Morality Wars: How Empires, the Born Again, and the Politically Correct do Evil in the Name of Good"
Guest: Christy Harvey www.americanprogress.org Topic: News under the Radar
Thom's Travel & Events Coming Up…
NEXT WEEK: June 23 - 27 - Broadcasting "live" from Denmark
August 2 & 3 - Madison WI - Thom is speaking Saturday - NonStop Radio Symposium, Exhibition Hall, Alliant Energy Center, 1919 Alliant Energy Center Way www.nonstopradio.com
Thom will be on Radio Row at both the Democratic and Republican Conventions
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