The price of cheap oil
Dear Friends, I love my audience. You’re always putting me in touch with brilliant people that I’ve never heard of. Take David Cay Johnston, for example. Okay, so he’s a Continue Reading →
Author Archives: Ed Fallon
Marchers return to White House to meet with President’s staff
Hi Friends, Here’s a press release that just went out that I’d invite you to help circulate: On Wednesday, January 28th at 10:00 a.m., twelve participants of the Great March Continue Reading →
U.S. Constitution “Malled” in America
Dear Friends, Bloomington City Attorney Sandra Johnson is coming after some of Minnesota’s most troublesome criminals. No, not drug dealers and murderers. Protesters – peaceful ones, in fact. Johnson is Continue Reading →
Could cheap gas kill the pipeline?
Dear Friends, Dr. Charles Goldman makes his inaugural appearance on KDLF 1260 AM this week. I always enjoy co-hosting with Charles – especially when he’s wrong, i.e., when we disagree, Continue Reading →
Walking the (pipe)line
Dear Friends, I have one request of you this week: Please forward this message to at least one media contact and your personal and/or professional network. Help get the word Continue Reading →
Kill the Koch Brothers
I met Danny Lyon while on the Great March for Climate Action in New Mexico. Danny’s got a long history of brilliant writing, photography and activism. During our short time Continue Reading →
Marching Onward
Dear Friends, The last two years of my life have been spent organizing, implementing and wrapping-up the Great March for Climate Action. Without a doubt, this has been the most Continue Reading →
Labor’s moral compass
Dear Friends, “What does labor want? We want more schoolhouses and less jails; more books and less arsenals; more learning and less vice; more leisure and less greed; more justice Continue Reading →
Return to Radio
Dear Friends, I tell you, when you’ve been walking 15-20 miles a day and sleeping in a tent for most of eight months, re-entry is tough. As I returned to Continue Reading →