Ralph talks to labor activist and author Bill Fletcher Jr. about the state of labor and the overall performance of the Congressional Black Caucus. And Good Jobs First research director Phil Mattera stops by to unveil a new web-tool (subsidy tracker) they have developed that identifies which prominent corporations are living off the government teat. Plus, more listener questions.
Comedian and director Bonnie McFarlane talks about her latest movie ‘Women Aren’t Funny’, political satirist Will Durst gives us the lowdown on his one man show ‘Boomeraging’, intuitive coach Anne Deidre on creating your own luck, and syndicated advice columnist Amy Alkon discusses the effects of rude behavior.
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Dr. Mitchell Gaynor, founder and president of Gaynor Integrative Oncology and Wellness stops by the show to talk about how to improve your heath, and to discuss his new book ‘The Gene Therapy Plan: Taking Control Of Your Genetic Destiny with Diet and Lifestyle.’
Former NYC Public Advocate and Nader’s Raider Mark Green engages Ralph in a lively debate over Hillary Clinton and the difference between a politician versus an advocate. We also delve into Israeli Prime Minister’s address to Congress and the letter to Iran signed by forty-seven Republicans. We also discuss those that the economic upturn have left behind in Ohio.
The pit bull of comedy, Bobby Slayton sits down with David in New York for a lively hour of conversation. Robots are discussed, too!
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Comedian and old friend Larry ‘Bubbles’ Brown returns to the program and it’s a keeper! Plus, a few seconds of Bob Rubin until the call drops out.
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