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Everything Is Broken PlaylistsEverything Is Broken playlist for 11/08/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 11/07/2011 - 10:14pmOUR FEATURED GUEST, John Glaser, Assistant Editor and head blogger at Antiwar.com. His writings can be viewed at news.antiwar.com and antiwar.com/blog. Antiwar.com is a libertarian financed organization that is my favorite go-to source for all things WAR!! http://www.antiwar.com And, our pal Steve Wiehe will check in from Florida to give us his take on current events. For music we will re-visit the old hits from “the lion of the blues” Bobby Bland. Everything Is Broken playlist for 11/01/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 11:41pmWe venture yet again into the belly of the beast today with our featured guest, Art Harman. Art is the Director of the Coalition to Save Manned Space Exploration, and a policy analyst with The Conservative Caucus; and has worked in the public policy arena for three decades in the Nation's Capital. He is an advocate for launching a bold space program and restoring USA manufacturing. Harman believes Americans can solve any problem and reach the furthest frontiers thanks to our history and culture of freedom. Should be fun exchange of ideas and perspectives. Also joining us today is professional storyteller, Calvin Worthen. Calvin recently won a “tall tales” competition. He is in Minneapolis. Calvin can be reached at LinkedIn and Facebook. http://www.prx.org/pieces/47805-calvin-worthen For music today … from two of their cd’s, Georgia rockers Collective Soul. Mostly doing their own thing with solo albums now. Everything Is Broken playlist for 10/25/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 10/24/2011 - 9:32pmOur featured guest is Larry Bradley, author and a retired Army officer. Following his military career, Larry established a 2nd career in sales where is garnered numerous awards and the nickname conferred upon him by his fellow employees at a Fortune 500 company: the "Doctor of Sales".
Larry's passion for the future well being of the country he served and his concern for the direction he saw that country taking caused him to found Kindred Minds Enterprises and write Neither Liberal Nor Conservative Be. http://www.kindredmindsent.com/ And, our pal STEVE WIEHE will check in from Florida to give us his take on current events. Music from tunesmith and balladeer Z Bo Man. From his latest album “Z Bo Maniac” http://www.zboman.com Everything Is Broken playlist for 10/18/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 10/17/2011 - 10:36pmOur featured guest is Brian Dixon. As the Vice President for Media and Government Relations, Brian represents Population Connection on Capitol Hill and to the public. Prior to being named Vice President he was Director of Government Relations at Population Connection for over a decade. In this role, he led the advocacy efforts of America’s largest grassroots organization concerned with the effects of global and domestic population growth. We will discuss the event predicted for October 30th – when the population of planet earth hits the 7 billion mark. http://www.populationconnection.org We will also hear from our resident scribe, J David Gray – our resident scribe. David has an essay for us. David’s other writings can be found at http://word-smith.typepad.com/wordsmith and http://percipient.posterous.com/ Music by Keb Mo from his album "Peace, Back by Popular Demand" Everything Is Broken playlist for 10/11/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 10:39pmOUR FEATURED GUEST IS DOUG NOLL. Doug is a peace commentator, weekly radio host of the Doug Noll Show and author. Douglas was a trial lawyer for 22 years and then turned peacemaker. Doug's mission is to teach our citizens how to have a fair system. Today, Doug is a nationally recognized mediator, trainer, and speaker. http://www.elusivepeace.com http://www.nollassociates.com Professional storyteller, Calvin Worthen will join us. Calvin recently won a “tall tales” competition. For music today we will listen to jazz singer Abbey Lincoln. I featured some of her tunes on my jazz program Sunday. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Lincoln WEBSITES TO KEEP AN EYE ON: Everything Is Broken playlist for 10/04/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 10/03/2011 - 10:36pmOur featured guest is Seth Forman, author of "American Obsession: Race and Conflict in the Age of Obama" ( Booklocker.com 2011) and "Blacks in the Jewish Mind: A Crisis of Liberalism" (New York University Press) among other books. He blogs at www.mrformansplanet.com. He is currently Research Associate Professor at Stony Brook University and the Chief Planner for the Long Island Regional Planning Council. His opinions and editorials are not associated with any of these institutions. Our pal Steve Wiehe will check in from Florida to give us his take on current events. For music today … lets listen to some blues-rock from Storyville; a 90’s band from Austin, TX with links to Stevie Ray Vaughn’s band Double Trouble and others. They put out 4 albums before breaking up a few years ago. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storyville_(band) WEBSITES TO KEEP AN EYE ON: Everything Is Broken playlist for 09/27/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 09/26/2011 - 11:54pmOur featured guest is Philip Romero, professor of finance at the Univ. of Oregon, where he previously served as business dean. He is former Chief Economist, State of California. During the Cold War, Romero was a defense policy specialist at the RAND Corporation, where he worked for the secretary of defense, the CIA, and the U.S. Air Force and Army. From 1991 to 1999, Romero served as California's chief economist. He was an adviser to Bush’s 2000 and 2004 campaigns. He served more recently as is Dean of the College of Business and Economics at Cal State LA. Romero is co-author of six books. His latest is "How to Protect Your Money from the End of the American Empire", forthcoming in 2010. He earned a Ph.D. and M.A. in Policy Analysis from the RAND Graduate School. Our resident storyteller, Margaret Meyers will join us from the Twin Cities. Margaret’s website is www.storyteller.net/tellers/mmeyers And, our pal Steve Wiehe will check in from Florida to give us his take on current events. Everything Is Broken playlist for 09/20/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 9:28pmOur featured guest is Matthew Stein, an environmentalist, bestselling author, MIT trained engineer, and green builder. He is the author of the bestselling book “When Technology Fails: A Manual for Self-Reliance, Sustainability and Surviving the Long Emergency” a comprehensive manual on sustainable living skills, survival, and disaster preparations. His new book, When Disaster Strikes: A Comprehensive Guide to Emergency Planning and Crisis Survival (Chelsea Green 2011). http://www.whentechfails.com/ Matthew also wrote a terrific article at Huff Post: http://tinyurl.com/2vqmatg We will also hear from J. David Gray – our resident scribe. David has an essay for us. David’s other writings can be found at http://word-smith.typepad.com/wordsmith; also at: http://posterous.com/users/4aGe8aAoZuNP#activities/page/1 For music today … lets rock retro with Big Brother and The Holding Company – Janis needs some airtime. Everything Is Broken playlist for 09/13/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 09/12/2011 - 4:23pmOur featured guest is Eric Herm, farmer, author and activist. Eric is a fourth generation farmer on 6,000 acres in West Texas whose book Son of a Farmer, Child of the Earth: a Path to Agriculture's Higher Consciousness sounds the alarm on GMOs (genetically modified organisms) and how “we are using poison as the basic ingredient for success in agriculture.” In it, he points specifically to corporations like Monsanto, DuPont and Cargill who are making a factory floor of our farmland. Eric will be speaking in front of the White House at The Right to Know March (to demand genetically modified foods be labeled as they are in Europe and Japan) this October. The march will begin at the United Nations on Oct.1 and end at the White House on Oct. 16. They are expecting over 1,000,000 people. http://www.sonofafarmer.com/ We will also hear from J. David Gray – our resident scribe. David has an essay for us. David’s other writings are at http://word-smith.typepad.com/wordsmith. And, our pal Steve Wiehe will check in from Florida to give us his take on current events. Everything Is Broken playlist for 09/06/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 09/05/2011 - 11:02pmOur featured guest is Stuart Jeanne Bramhall. Stuart is an ex-pat, living in New Zealand. Stuart is political and community activist, author, on-line journalist and blogger. She has just published an ebook “Revolutionary Change: An Expatriate View”. https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/83632 Also, local activist Charlotte Koons will be bring us up to date on all the peace and justice action in our area. For music today we will do some 70’s punk from The Clash. Some cuts from the USA release of their self-titled debut studio album “The Clash” (1976) and selections also from their December, 1979 “London Calling” album. WEBSITES TO KEEP AN EYE ON: Everything Is Broken playlist for 08/30/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 08/29/2011 - 10:09pmOur featured guest is … Bill Loeber. A native of the Midwest, as he puts it “with good sensible Midwest values”. Bill is a graduate of University of Minnesota in engineering, MBA from University of Wisconsin. Bill is currently consulting on internet business strategies and running http://www.PhotoArtPeople.com, a printing company in San Diego. Bill feels that politics is essentially “idea marketing”, and it blows him away how ordinary people can be brainwashed into subscribing to ideologies that are against their self-interest. We will hear about his “The biggest megaphone Unified Theory of politics” and a whole lot more Our resident storyteller, Margaret Meyers will join us from the Twin Cities. Margaret’s website is www.storyteller.net/tellers/mmeyers Music today is from George Harrison. Everything Is Broken playlist for 08/23/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 08/22/2011 - 10:49pmWe are calling Cairo, Egypt today. Our guest is Yasser Alwan who was born in Nigeria to Iraqi parents in 1964; after spending his early childhood in Lebanon and Iraq, his family moved to the USA in 1972. we will discuss the events in Cairo - "Arab Spring" and perhaps some time for developments in Libya. Yasser is an accomplished photographer. http://www.yasser-alwan.com We will also hear from J. David Gray – our resident scribe. David has an essay for one of the last images in our Synergy Project. You can view the image at http://tinyurl.com/lvgvsr or http://www.jimlynchphotography.com David’s other writings are at http://word-smith.typepad.com/wordsmith. And, our pal STEVE WIEHE will check in from Florida to give us his take on current events. Music today is from blues guitarist Sonny Landreth. http://www.sonnylandreth.com http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonny_Landreth Everything Is Broken playlist for 08/16/2011By Habanero on Tue, 08/16/2011 - 12:24pmHealthcare is Broken Too! Filling in for Jim Lynch today is Habanero. You can reach me with questions or ideas for future discussions at SMontana@HabaneroInc.com. Topics today: My guest today is Tom Force, Esq. He'll be talking to us about how both patients and providers can join forces against the insurance companies to make sure they pay for legitimate medical services. Contact information for Tom is: Phone 631-665-1880 **** To file a complaint: www. /bureaus/health care/pdfs/complaint form.pdf For External appeals: Everything Is Broken playlist for 08/08/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 08/08/2011 - 10:03pmOur featured guest is Kyle Scott, Political Science Dept., University of Houston. He returns to EIB with a new book out. He has authored three books – we will discuss his latest “Federalism: Theory and Practice.” Continuum Press. Also, our pal Steve Wiehe will check in from Florida to give us his take on events. Music today is from jazz great Stan Getz. Everything Is Broken playlist for 08/02/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 08/01/2011 - 10:28pmOur featured guest, is Mike Palecek, author, publisher and radio personality. he co-hosts The New American Dream Radio Hour. Our resident story teller, Margaret Meyers will join us from the twin cities area. Margaret’s website is www.storyteller.net/tellers/mmeyers We will also have Nina from the south country peace group to tell us about their saturday march commemorating hiroshima bombing. Music from the early 90’s "one-album wonder" San Francisco group 4 Non Blondes. Everything Is Broken playlist for 07/26/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 07/25/2011 - 11:00pmOur featured guest, is Beverly Solomon, Creative Director for Musee-Solomon, in the Texas Hill Country north of Austin. She was a model and then an account executive in sales and marketing for Diane von Furstenberg, Revlon and Ralph Lauren. Beverly now lives and works with recent "Everything is Broken" guest, the internationally recognized artist Pablo Solomon at their 1856 historic ranch. Beverly manages their art and design business and also provides expertise in the areas of art, fashion and beauty. She has been featured in books, newspapers, magazines and TV. Her website is http://www.beverlysolomon.com We will also hear from J. David Gray – our resident scribe. As we near completion of our SYNERGY project, David has an essay for the image “no rush”. You can view the image at http://tinyurl.com/lvgvsr or http://www.jimlynchphotography.com David’s other writings can be found at http://word-smith.typepad.com/wordsmith Music today goes out to good friends Emily and Val – getting married next month!! Some early Melissa Etheridge. http://www.melissaetheridge.com/ Everything Is Broken playlist for 07/12/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 07/11/2011 - 11:00pmOur featured guest, Jim Tusty is an independent filmmaker, speaker, and entrepreneur. He founded Mountain View Group, Ltd. in 1981, and built it into a high-level filmmaking and communications consulting firm that serviced some of the largest companies in the world, including GE, Coca-Cola, and The Home Depot. Jim sold his company in 2008. He and his wife Maureen released their first feature film, The Singing Revolution, in 2008, which chronicles the peaceful revolt of the Estonian people against the USSR in the early ‘90’s. I was very moved by the film’s TV version which will air nationally next month. Im sure you will enjoy this interview with Jim Tusty. company website: www.skyfilmsinc.com We will also hear from J. David Gray – our resident scribe. As we near completion of our SYNERGY project, David has an essay for the image “treescape”. You can view the image at http://tinyurl.com/lvgvsr or http://www.jimlynchphotography.com NOTE: there is also a link to David’s other writings can be found at http://word-smith.typepad.com/wordsmith Everything Is Broken playlist for 07/05/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 07/04/2011 - 10:01pmOur featured guest, Bill Buzenberg became Executive Director of the Center for Public Integrity in January 2007. The Center is an investigative news organization based in Washington, D.C. with a 20-year track record and some 37 first place national journalism awards. Buzenberg was Vice President of News for National Public Radio, as well as an NPR foreign affairs correspondent and London bureau chief from 1978-1997. He was responsible for launching Talk of the Nation, as well as the expansion of All Things Considered and the extension of NPR’s newscasts services to 24 hours a day. http://www.iWAtchNews.org/ AND … storyteller Loren Niemi will join us from the Twin Cities for a tell or two – plus we may learn a bit about small (REALLY small) government. His state is shutdown as you may know. http://www.storytelling.org/Niemi/ Music today is from singer-songwriter Ben Folds. Everything Is Broken playlist for 06/28/2011By Jim Lynch on Mon, 06/27/2011 - 9:45pmA BIT OF A DIFFERENT SHOW TODAY - our featured guest, Matt Thiel is a former pilot/Air Force Captain, and recent U of Michigan MBA grad. Matt and I will discuss the "militrary-industrial-complex"; a culture and economy built upon war; and why I am wrong about all of this! Hey, we haven’t had a conservative on our program in some time and its always good to get the other side. This gentleman’s credentials speak for themselves. And … We will also hear from J. David Gray – our resident scribe. As we conclude our SYNERGY project, David has an essay or two that may or may not make the final edit. Today he will read an essay that we hope we can fit in. if you missed recent Synergy segments, be sure to view the images at http://tinyurl.com/lvgvsr or http://www.jimlynchphotography.com NOTE: for David’s other writings please go to http://word-smith.typepad.com/wordsmith Music today is from New England’s blues belter Susan Tedeschi. She and husband Derek Trucks have a new band – Tedeschi Trucks Band (TTB) – they will play The Beacon Theatre in New York on September 10. Everything Is Broken playlist for 06/21/2011By Jim Lynch on Tue, 06/21/2011 - 12:17amshould be a fun show today - our featured guest, Tony Mizzer has a broad background in Washington politics; owns the first integrated health club/gym in DC; is a Real Estate expert, author and teacher. In addition to some wild tales of "inside the beltway" politics, he and I will discuss politics in Washington and whether there even is a “left” on the political scene. Recently, he completed his first e-book on distressed properties: "Beating the Odds in Buying and Selling Foreclosures" http://www.Buyingforeclosuresbook.com frequent contributor Steve Wiehe will check in from Florida to give us his take on events. music today is some live tunes from Welsh singer, guitarist, producer Dave Edmunds. |