As the Arctic melts …
Dear Friends, Charles Goldman co-hosts this week’s program with me. On the first segment, Pascha Morgan joins us to discuss Bold Iowa‘s provocative performance art, which involved a gallows (representing Continue Reading →
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Presidential candidate climate flow chart
Dear Friends, Bird Dogs, Penguins, and assorted Climate Patriots, The last couple weeks have seen a whirlwind of activity. There are now 236 Iowans signed up to bird-dog presidential candidates. Continue Reading →
Do Gillibrand’s arm-wrestling and drag-queen moments help or hurt her?
Dear Friends, [Check out the press release about Thursday’s Climate Bird Dog Workshop, below and at this link.] On this week’s Forum, Charles Goldman and I reflect on the Republican Continue Reading →
Can we have a little truth on socialism please?
Dear Friends, The Goldman brothers (no connection to Goldman Sachs) host this week’s Fallon Forum. Writes Charles: “It’s now pretty clear that Republicans plan to have two points of emphasis Continue Reading →
This week’s forum smorgasbord
Dear Friends, Dr. Charles Goldman is the guest host on this week’s Fallon Forum. Due to technical difficulties, Charles was unable to connect with Dr. Jim Zogby, co-founder of the Continue Reading →
Why I listen to Rush Limbaugh
Dear Friends, And yes, I mean “friends,” because there’s something I do for you that very few people would do: Listen to Rush Limbaugh. Why? So you don’t have to. Continue Reading →
Join the BIRDS!
Dear Friends, WANTED: Climate patriots to join BIRDS. Yup, BIRDS. That stands for Bold Iowa Relentless Dog Squad. We’re assembling a squad of supporters to persistently “bird-dog” presidential candidates about Bold Iowa’s Continue Reading →
Politico calls Rob Sand a “young Robert Mueller”
Dear Friends, The excitement around November 6 is above and beyond what we normally experience leading up to an off-year election. Coast to coast, young, progressive candidates are fueling that Continue Reading →
Why income inequality is getting worse
Dear Friends On this week’s Fallon Forum, Charles Goldman and Tom Jochum discuss income inequality. Writes Charles, “We dig into the fact that (what a surprise) workers who are not Continue Reading →
Wells Fargo under fire
Dear Friends, Actions have consequences. That’s a lesson each of us learned as kids — hopefully. Now it’s Wells Fargo’s turn to learn about consequences for a string of transgressions Continue Reading →