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Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts

Monday, February 25, 2013

C-SPAN 3 Coverage of National Conference of Independents Tonight 12:30AM: Change the Culture to Change the System

UPDATED 3/1/13 -- Jacqueline Salit's keynote address link fixed

Portions of the 2013 National Conference of Independents will air tonight on C-SPAN 3 beginning at12:30 am (2/26) 

IndependentVoting.org president Jacqueline Salit's keynote address [not enbedable] followed by the panel discussion on "Changing the Culture to Change the System" moderated by Salit and Harry Kresky and including South Carolina State Rep Joe Neal; Omar Ali, Adjunct Professor, University North Carolina at Greensboro; Jason Olson, Director, IndependentVoice.org; Bradley Tusk, Mike Bloomberg 2009 campaign manager;  Steve Peace, Chair, California Independent Voter Project; Lenora Fulani, co-founder, IndependentVoting.org; Ted Downing, co-author, Arizona Top Two open primary initiative.
 
The segments re-air at 4:45 am on C-SPAN 3.

Stay tuned!

Friday, April 30, 2010

Friday Nite Hankster Chat TONIGHT 4/30/10

8:06pm Please tune in to the experimental Hankster BlogTalkRadio Friday Nite Chat and hear from local Utah activist Randy Miller, founder of Utah League of Independent Voters. Randy is a young Iraq veteran who came home with questions and a non-party attitude:
I grew up in a seemingly conservative suburb of Salt Lake City, Utah. Without knowing any better I bought into GOP party loyalty and castigating all 'non-conservative' ideas and figures. I even exercised that most holy and reverent conservative duty--I joined the Army (National Guard). I served just short of 10 years in the National Guard culminating with a one year tour in Iraq.
7:10pm Talking with Randy Miller of Utah League of Independent Voters about social media... Call in!

We're on in 10 minutes! I have no idea if this will be successful, but we'll enjoy the experiment!



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Free-wheeling conversation about independent politics, 
culture and anything else you want to talk about.


Lines are open from 7-8pm tonight, Friday, April 29 30, 2010

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

BlogTalkRadio: Friday Night with The Hankster and Rai-mon Nemar 1/15/10

The Hankster interviews Rai-mon Nemar, founder of LEGENDmag on BlogTalkRadio/Hankster

Join us to discuss everything independent!


LEGENDmag's goal is to help local, national, and international independent brands, the people behind them, the art that inspires them, and the causes that support them, become a part of the world's everyday decision making.


Join us to discuss why indie politics, gaming, fashion, art, and business is where it's at.


Call (347) 884-8634
Friday, January 15
7pm East Coast Time, 4pm West Coast Time

Wednesday, January 06, 2010

Everything Independent: Rai-mon Nemar of Legendmag.net on BlogTalkRadio with The Hankster Friday Jan. 16 7pm ET

Date / Time: 1/15/2010 7:00 PM
BlogTalkRadio
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/hankster/2010/01/16/everything-independent-rai-mon-nemar-of-legendmagnet

Call-in Number: (347) 884-8634

The Hankster interviews Rai-mon Nemar, founder of LEGENDmag. 


Rai-mon Nemar is a young entrepreneur based in San Francisco who  is a supporter of independentvoting.org and their agenda of political reform. (He supports open primaries. See below.)


This online magazine's goal is to help local, national, and international independent brands, the people behind them, the art that inspires them, and the causes that support them, become a part of the world's everyday decision making.


Join us to discuss why indie politics, gaming, fashion, art, and business is where it's at.


Call (347) 884-8634
Friday, January 15
7pm East Coast Time, 4pm West Coast Time




HOW THE INDEPENDENTS PUT BARACK OBAMA IN OFFICE.




Watch The Video Trailer Here>


I’m a member of independentvoice.org an organization that is dedicated to giving independents a national political voice. They’ve been at it for a loooong time now. They first thought the solution was forming a national independent party (the name they actually used years ago escapes me right now) but they have since let go of that tactic choosing instead to galvanize indies to have a collective voice. Take a look at what’s going on if you in the San Francisco Bay Area. Here’s what’s going on, straight from them.
I wanted to send you some more info on our San Francisco Video Showing. It’s coming up on August 23rd at 1:30 PM at the San Francisco Main Library. And I want you to be there, when was the last time someone asked you to a movie?  :-)
The video is a fantastic look at the independent movement movement. Afterward we’ll be talking about how we build our organized strength and pass the new open here in California.


It’s a great way to plug into things at an exciting time.  I really want to see you there!

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Talk Talk: Pirates, Policy and a Pooch


Sunday, April 19, 2009
 
Every weekend CUIP's president Jacqueline Salit and strategist and philosopher Fred Newman watch the political talk shows and discuss them. Here are excerpts from their dialogues compiled on Sunday, April 19, 2009 after watching selections from "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer," "The Chris Matthews Show," a Charlie Rose interview and "This Week with George Stephanopoulos." 
 
Newman: When you look at the picture on the front page of the Times where Chavez and Obama are shaking hands, it seems to me that the first thing you see is that two people of color are shaking hands.
 
Salit: Yes.
 
Newman: And that overwhelms any of the substantive issues that they may or may not discuss in Trinidad. It's a very big change for them. And for us. That's a big cultural, human, psychological factor.
 
Salit: I had a similar thought when I looked at the photograph.
 
Newman: One's a communist. One's part socialist, part capitalist. But they're both people of color. One has enough oil. One has too little oil. But that's not the issue.
 
Read Talk Talk in its entirety 
here.