Podcast 100

A slice of political life, in midwinter 2014 just before the political campaign season begins in Minnesota. Podcast 100 features a montage of politicians, activists and media people discussing conservative messaging at a Tea Party event. Rather than play the whole event, it has been edited down to its essence; It’s almost like a time capsule. Listen to it now, in the fall of 2014 and after the election of 2014, to see if it portends wins or losses. Sponsored by Baklund R&D. Also, an oversight in the podcast…We were also joined by The Taxpayers League of Minnesota head former Minnesota Senator Ted Lillie. Ted was a late addition to the panel, and I did not mention him in the podcast, although he contributed greatly to the panel.

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Podcast 94

Ready for your weekend, live from the Park Tavern Bowing Alley, in Saint Louis Park, Minnesota. Where do we go for shelter from the relentless Polar Vortex bearing down on the Upper Midwest? The Bowling Alley. My favorite stories from the week that was, with some ideas to think about this weekend, as you shovel, ice fish, scrape, and try to keep warm…that is unless you’re one of my listeners in California, Arizona, Texas, Florida or any other place in the world besides the frozen tundra of the Great Northwest! Sponsored by Baklund R and D.

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Podcast 81

With all the talk about Obama Care, opinion polls about the Healthcare.gov website and bickering, no one is talking about Foreign Policy. With the recent deal on Iranian nuclear capability, a purge in North Korea, the Syrian Civil War, unrest in the Ukraine and Egypt, China expanding, free trade deals pending there’s a lot to talk about when it comes to foreign affairs. The problem? Talk Radio program directors don’t want their hosts talking about Foreign Policy, and local pols say discussions about these concerns detract from the focus of electing state and local offices. But, what IS your congressional and senate candidate’s position on foreign affairs. Do republicans AND democrats have a relevant foreign policy for the future. This is a process and it starts with a lot of questions for you. Sponsored by Xgovernmentcars.com.

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