Planet Money is doing a great series on Lobbyists. This episode is great.
Listen now, or download on itunes. The itunes release date was 1/27/12.
What's your media diet? With so many great articles, podcasts, and videos out there today it's easy to get lost in the abyss. This blog attempts to filter the quality away from the garbage, and is intended for those who share my passion for learning, and love for a good piece of brainfood.
Showing posts with label politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label politics. Show all posts
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
What's Wrong With Washington?
Laurence Lessig, author of Republic Lost: How Money Corrupts Congress and How to Stop It has a lot to say about government, and what's wrong with it. If you pay attention to politics, this episode of On Point is a must-listen podcast.
Listen now, or download on itunes. The itunes release date was 1/2/12.
Listen now, or download on itunes. The itunes release date was 1/2/12.
Friday, December 23, 2011
More differing opinions
This is one of my favorite TED Talks of all time, by Jonathan Haidt.
Labels:
conservatives,
jonathan haidt,
liberals,
politics
Thursday, November 10, 2011
The Campaign Game
This week on Here's the Thing, Alec Baldwin interviews political strategist and legend, Ed Rollins.
Listen here, or download on itunes. The itunes release date was 11/7/11.
Listen here, or download on itunes. The itunes release date was 11/7/11.
Labels:
alec baldwin,
ed rollins,
Here's the thing,
politics
Friday, November 4, 2011
Campaign Finance
Friday, June 17, 2011
The Mayor of Reykjavik, Iceland
Jon Gnarr is an absurdist comedian who ran for mayor of Iceland's capital...and won. Listen to this interview with the mayor of Reykjavik, on NPR News.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
What California was, and what it needs
Here's a great article from David Brooks of the New York Times about what is going wrong, and what used to be going right in California.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Conservatives & Liberals
This is an older TED Talk, but one of my favorites. This speech is given by Jonathan Haidt, who discusses some of the moral differences, and roots, of conservatives vs. liberals (without necessarily siding with one of the other).
To view this video, click here.
To view this video, click here.
Labels:
conservatives,
jonathan haidt,
liberals,
morals,
politics
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