Daily Topics - Monday August 18th, 2014

Catch The Thom Hartmann Program LIVE M-F 12 noon to 3pm ET / Join Thom in our chatroom during the program!

Hour One: Ferguson, MO explodes again... Joe Madison, The Joe Madison Show / Plus, reporting from Ferguson - Pete Callahan, The Zero Hour Radio Show on WeAct Radio


Hour Two: What makes us happy?


Talk Radio News
- Victoria Jones

Hour Three: The new Cuba/Russia alliance - Peter Kornbluh, The Nation / Back Channel to Cuba: The Hidden History of Negotiations Between Washington and Havana

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Chip Evans's picture
Chip Evans 11 years 50 weeks ago
#1

Is there a single source for the info on Ferguson that were just described?

mathboy's picture
mathboy 11 years 50 weeks ago
#2

Despair may not be an option, but more important is that apathy is not an option.

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