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Michael Salamone
Artist, Activist, Journalist, Musician, Political Consultant Michael Salamone's internet chat show is sometimes serious, sometimes funny, sometimes random.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone catches up with Wendi Muse, founder of Left POCket Project in a conversation possibly summed up as "The Interconnectivity of the Struggle." A wide range of topics come up, but at the end of the day, it's all liberation movement politics even if just current events on the surface. Wendi Muse is a PhD candidate at NYU in history, specifically studying Black and Brown leftist movements. Through her Left POCket Project she aims to educate others on these topics through a reading list and podcast. Left POCket Project podcasts can be found on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leftpoc/id1329313097 (Apple podcasts), https://soundcloud.com/leftpoc (SoundCloud) and so many more services. Michael is a big fan of their podcast and often refers to it as “the most educational podcast out there.” Wendi can be found on Twitter https://twitter.com/MuseWendi (@MuseWendi) and Left POCket Project at https://twitter.com/LeftPOC (@LeftPOC). LeftPOC is also on https://www.facebook.com/leftpoc/ (Facebook) and https://www.patreon.com/leftpoc (Patreon). Wendi specifically suggests https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9rvRsWKDx0 (this Joy James discussion) in our talk, and we should all take the time to take it in. Joy James is the F.C. Oakley 3rd C. Professor at Williams College where she teaches in political science, humanities, africana studies, women and gender studies and American studies. Don’t forget to subscribe to THIS podcast so not to miss out on these free conversations. Until next time, you be you, and let’s please be good to each other. Cheers.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone chats with Norman Solomon about his latest piece for Salon, "https://www.salon.com/2021/04/16/whatever-joe-biden-says-us-warfare-in-afghanistan-will-continue/ (Whatever Joe Biden says, the U.S. endless war in Afghanistan will keep going)." We discuss what is actually happening with US involvement in Afghanistan, the military-media-industrial complex, and the importance of media literacy, solidarity and activism. Norman Solomon is the co-founder and National Director for https://RootsAction.org (RootsAction.org). He also founded the Institute for Public Accuracy in 1997 and is its executive director. Immersed in anti-war, social justice and environmental justice movements since the 1960s, he is the author of a dozen books including "War Made Easy" and "Made Love, Got War." He has written op-ed pieces for almost every large daily U.S. newspaper and appears often on a wide range of radio and TV outlets. Don’t forget to subscribe to THIS podcast so not to miss out on these conversations, especially as we’re going to forego the weekly episode drop schedule and just start scheduling around our guests and current events. Until next time, you be you, and let’s please be good to each other. Cheers.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone chats with comedian, author and host of Redacted Tonight, Lee Camp about comedy in the age of pandemic, the state of journalism in America, media literacy and more. Lee is the head writer and host of the national TV show https://www.rt.com/shows/redacted-tonight-summary/ (Redacted Tonight with Lee Camp) on RT America. He’s a former contributor to The Onion, former staff humor writer for the Huffington Post, and his web series https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6x4Ua-idK0qzy4YWOimO3g (“Moment of Clarity”) has been viewed by millions. He’s toured the country and the world with his fierce brand of standup comedy, and George Carlin’s daughter Kelly said he’s one of the few comics keeping her father’s torch lit. Bill Hicks’s brother Steve said Lee is one of only a handful with Bill’s “message and passion.” Comedian Rain Pryor, daughter of Richard Pryor, says she wants to be just like Lee, "when she grows up." Visit https://LeeCamp.com (LeeCamp.com) for all things Lee Camp. Lee's new book is https://leecamp.com/album/ ("Bullet-Points and Punch-Lines") and you can catch his last comedy special at https://leecampcomedyspecial.com (https://leecampcomedyspecial.com). Feel free to also try out Michael’s new FREE & without-tracking music streaming service at https://michaelsalamone.com/wp-admin/Bloopidy.com (Bloopidy.com). He made it for himself, but shares his toys with others. Don’t forget to subscribe to THIS podcast so not to miss out on these conversations, especially as we're going to forego the weekly episode drop schedule and just start scheduling around our guests and current events. Until next time, you be you, and let’s please be good to each other. Cheers.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone chats with Evan Greer about her new album, "Spotify Is Surveillance," her work with Fight for the Future and all things Surveillance Capitalism. Evan Greer is a trans/genderqueer activist singer/songwriter, parent, and organizer based in Boston. She writes and performs high-energy acoustic songs that inspire hope, build community, and incite resistance. Evan tours internationally as a musician and speaker, and facilitates interactive workshops to support movements for justice and liberation. Wielding an arsenal of fiercely radical songs that vary in style from pop-punk poetry to foot-stompin’ bluegrass singalongs, Evan has been honored to collaborate, tour, and share stages with artists as musically diverse as Pete Seeger, Against Me!,Talib Kweli, Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine, Against Me!, Ted Leo & the Pharmacists, Michael Stipe (REM), Amanda Palmer, Immortal Technique, Kimya Dawson, Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth), Hari Kondabolu, Billy Bragg, Pamela Means, Anti-Flag, Downtown Boys, The Coup, Anne Feeney, Oi Polloi, Dispatch, Dirty Projectors, Screaming Females, and Chumbawamba. She's currently the campaign director for Fight for the Future, the viral digital rights nonprofit behind the largest online protests in history. Evan writes regularly for The Guardian, Time, Newsweek, and HuffPost, has been a guest on Good Morning America and All Things Considered, and has been interviewed about her music activism by the New York Times, Rolling Stone, TIME Magazine, Pitchfork, NBC News, Billboard, the Wall Street Journal, Spin Magazine, CBS News, Washington Post, Democracy Now!, The Atlantic, The Nation, CNN, Mother Jones, and even Fox News. Evan’s website is http://evangreer.org (evangreer.org) and you can follow her on Twitter https://twitter.com/evan_greer (@evan_greer). Her new album “Spotify is Surveillance” is available at http://evangreer.bandcamp.com (evangreer.bandcamp.com) or wherever you prefer to stream or purchase music. Visit http://www.fightforthefuture.org (www.fightforthefuture.org) to get involved in online activism with that great organization. Feel free to also try out Michael’s new FREE & without-tracking music streaming service at https://michaelsalamone.com/wp-admin/Bloopidy.com (Bloopidy.com). He made it for himself, but shares his toys with others. Don’t forget to subscribe to THIS podcast so not to miss out on these conversations, especially as we're going to forego the weekly episode drop schedule and just start scheduling around our guests and current events. Until next time, you be you, and let’s please be good to each other. Cheers.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone chats with Jen Winston, (aka @jenerous on https://twitter.com/jenerous (Twitter) & https://instagram.com/jenerous (Instagram)) a writer, creator, and bisexual social media influencer living in Brooklyn. She runs a feminist social platform with over 190,000 followers, which she started after the 2016 US election to share memes that helped her stay mad. The platform has since become a space dedicated to unlearning, where Jen documents her experiences around sexuality, systemic oppression, and self. Jen's first book, https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Greedy-Notes-from-a-Bisexual-Who-Wants-Too-Much/Jen-Winston/9781982179175 (GREEDY: Notes from a Bisexual Who Wants Too Much), comes out this fall. GREEDY is a memoir that follows Jen’s attempts to make sense of herself as she explores the role of the male gaze, what it means to be “queer enough,” and how to overcome bi stereotypes when you’re the poster-child for all of them: greedy, slutty, and constantly confused. GREEDY shows us that being bi is about so much more than who you’re sleeping with—it’s about finding stability in a state of flux and defining yourself on your own terms. This book inspires us to rethink the world as we know it, reminding us that Greedy was a superpower all along. https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Greedy-Notes-from-a-Bisexual-Who-Wants-Too-Much/Jen-Winston/9781982179175 (Pre-order Jen's book now at Simon & Schuster.) https://thebimonthly.substack.com/ (Subscribe to Jen's newsletter, The Bi-Monthly). All her awesome stuff can be found through links https://jenerous.carrd.co/ (HERE). Also feel free to try out Michael’s new FREE & without-tracking music streaming service at https://michaelsalamone.com/wp-admin/Bloopidy.com (Bloopidy.com). He made it for himself, but shares his toys with others. Don’t forget to subscribe to THIS podcast so not to miss out on these conversations. Until next time, you be you, and let’s please be good to each other. Cheers.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone chats with the Ben half of Ben & Jerry's, Ben Cohen, about his and Jerry Greenfield's new project, https://michaelsalamone.com/wp-admin/campaigntoendqualifiedimmunity.org (campaigntoendqualifiedimmunity.org). Qualified immunity is a ruling by the Supreme Court that requires lower court judges to ignore whether any laws were broken and dismiss the case, UNLESS another police officer had been found guilty previously in a similar situation, making it near impossible for any officer breaking the law to be found guilty the first time around to open the door to accountability. The Campaign to End Qualified Immunity is seeking Federal legislation to overturn the Supreme Court's ruling. Through their website, https://michaelsalamone.com/wp-admin/campaigntoendqualifiedimmunity.org (campaigntoendqualifiedimmunity.org) you can sign up to be active in lobbying for changing this antiquated ruling with origins in protecting the KKK post-Civil-War. You can follow Ben Cohen on Twitter https://twitter.com/YoBenCohen (@YoBenCohen) and support the work at https://michaelsalamone.com/wp-admin/campaigntoendqualifiedimmunity.org (campaigntoendqualifiedimmunity.org). Feel free to try out Michael’s new FREE & without-tracking music streaming service at https://michaelsalamone.com/wp-admin/Bloopidy.com (Bloopidy.com). Don’t forget to subscribe to THIS podcast so not to miss out on these conversations. Until next time, you be you, and let’s please be good to each other. Cheers.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone chats with candidate for Congress in NY's 9th, Isiah James about the issues of the day. Mr. James is an Army veteran, housing advocate, activist and says he is running for Congress because "corporate greed has devastated our environment, put profit above basic human rights, and allowed us to be goaded into senseless wars for profit." Isiah says, "the people can rise up together to make a change and fight to strengthen our government by delivering our seats of power back to their rightful owners, the people. We do this by building a movement, by running for office, by supporting progressive candidates and by voting." Visit Isiah James online at https://www.isiahforcongress.com (https://www.isiahforcongress.com) and follow him on all the major social media platforms https://twitter.com/isiah4congress (@isiah4congress). Also, feel free to try out Michael’s new FREE & without-tracking music streaming service at Bloopidy.com. Don’t forget to subscribe to THIS podcast so not to miss out on these conversations. Until next time, you be you, and let’s please be good to each other. Cheers.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone chats with Malaika Jabali, a public policy attorney, writer, and activist whose work has appeared in Essence, Teen Vogue, The New Republic, Vox, The Root, The Intercept, and The Guardian where she is a columnist. Her writing on race and politics has led to appearances on NPR, BBC Radio, The Michael Brooks Show, among others. We discuss a host of issues, including representation vs advocation. Follow Malaika on Twitter https://twitter.com/MalaikaJabali (@MalaikaJabali )and visit http://MalaikaJabali.com (MalaikaJabali.com). Check out her documentary, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubd2cnslP8A&feature=youtu.be (LEFT OUT on YouTube). Try out Michael’s new FREE music streaming service at https://bloopidy.com (Bloopidy.com). Don’t forget to subscribe to THIS podcast so not to miss out on these conversations. Until next time, you be you, and let’s please be good to each other. Cheers.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone catches up with friend and host of Tim Black TV, Tim Black. Tea is spilled. Watch Tim on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/TimsTakeLive (@TimsTakeLive) and follow him on Twitter https://twitter.com/RealTimBlack (@RealTimBlack.) Check out Michael's new FREE music streaming service at https://bloopidy.com (Bloopidy.com). Don’t forget to subscribe to THIS podcast so not to miss out on these conversations. Until next time, you be you, and let’s please be good to each other. Cheers.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone chats with friend, author, activist, journalist, mom and all-about-that-work champion Anoa Changa about the whirlwind of the first two weeks of 2021. From the GA elections, to the Capitol insurrection, to so much more, is it 2021 or 2020 won? Anoa Changa is an activist based in Atlanta, GA who was politically activated in West Virginia. As a podcaster and journalist, Anoa shines spotlight on grassroots organizers, candidates, movement spaces and more. Her podcast, The Way with Anoa is on Apple podcasts and all the major podcast purveyors. Subscribe at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-way-with-anoa/id1131078756 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-way-with-anoa/id1131078756) or on your favorite podcast platform. Just use your favorite web search engine to https://duckduckgo.com/?q=by+Anoa+Changa&t=newext&atb=v253-7&ia=web (search "by Anoa Changa") and you can read, listen to and watch her important journalism. Follow Anoa on Twitter or Instagram https://twitter.com/thewaywithanoa (@thewaywithanoa) Check out Michael's new FREE streaming music website at https://bloopidy.com (Bloopidy.com). Don't forget to subscribe to THIS podcast so not to miss out on these conversations. Until next time, you be you, and let's please be good to each other. Cheers.
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How does Michael Salamone wrap up the horror show that was the year 2020? He invites his friend who became a best selling Horror author in 2020 to run it all down with him. Kyle Burnett is a long-time friend and friend of this show. He is an author, speaker, and leadership development coach in Denver, Colorado. In his 22 years in the safety and security field, Kyle lead teams protecting some of the most prodigious locations as well as providing personal protection for countless well-known individuals. During his time in the field, Kyle also provided support in advising the Secret Service for then-President Barack Obama and served as an asset and risk management expert for the Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security. After leaving the safety and security field Kyle focused on team building and leadership development. He is now serving as a Community Director while working on his second novel. Pick up Kyle's new book, In the Hills Above the Gristmill, written under the pen name Kalvin Ellis and follow him on social media through https://linktr.ee/kalvinellis (https://linktr.ee/kalvinellis) To find a food bank in your neck of the woods to donate to or ask for assistance from, please visit https://www.feedingamerica.org/find-your-local-foodbank (https://www.feedingamerica.org/find-your-local-foodbank) For mental health resources in your State, please visit: https://www.fairhealthconsumer.org/resources/state (https://www.fairhealthconsumer.org/resources/state) If you need someone to talk to, please reach out and do so… Self-Harm: 1.800.366.8288 Addictions: 1.800.662.4357 Eating Disorders: 1.800.931.2237 Domestic Violence: 1.800.799.SAFE Suicide: 1.800.273.TALK Nobody can change the past. All of us can change the future. Asking for help is hard. Offering it and accepting it changes lives.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone talks about solidarity in left circles, from the heart.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone chats with trauma expert Prof. Anthony Zenkus about seasonal depression coupled with COVID depression, how to balance empathy and mental health, and more. Prof. Anthony Zenkus teaches at Columbia & Adelphi Universities Schools of Social Work in NY. He is a social worker, Ted Talker, educator and trauma expert who has trained over 1,000 judges on trauma, managed rape crisis centers and has trained police, prosecutors, medical professionals and journalists on how to approach trauma. He can be found https://twitter.com/anthonyzenkus (on Twitter at @anthonyzenkus) For mental health resources in your State, please visit: https://www.fairhealthconsumer.org/resources/state (https://www.fairhealthconsumer.org/resources/state) If you need someone to talk to, please reach out and do so... Self-Harm: 1.800.366.8288 Addictions: 1.800.662.4357 Eating Disorders: 1.800.931.2237 Domestic Violence: 1.800.799.SAFE Suicide: 1.800.273.TALK Nobody can change the past. All of us can change the future. Asking for help is hard. Offering it and accepting it changes lives.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone chats about Joe Biden's cabinet picks thus far with Daily Poster editor Andrew Perez and The Discourse podcast's John MacDonald. Super friends or Legion of Doom? Even though the potential cabinet list isn't complete, there is a lot to cover and they do their best to run it all down in under an hour. Who are these nominees and appointments? What do they stand for? Who do they serve? These are the questions this podcast episode tries to ask and answer. Andrew Perez is an editor at https://www.dailyposter.com/ (the Daily Poster )and cofounder of https://www.dempolicy.com/ (Democratic Policy Center). His Twitter is https://twitter.com/andrewperezdc (@andrewperezdc) John MacDonald is cohost of https://soundcloud.com/ExpandTheDiscourse (the Discourse) and a friend, contributor and frequent guest on https://michaelsalamone.com (Salamone). His Twitter is https://twitter.com/Alexand3rTheMeh (@Alexand3rTheMeh) For further reading on Biden's cabinet picks please support the fine journalism being done at the Daily Poser at https://www.dailyposter.com/ (dailyposter.com). Their Twitter is https://twitter.com/dailyposter (@dailyposter)
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone and Benjamin Dixon catch up by chatting about religion, politics, AI, algorithms, SciFi and more. Referenced several times is https://www.alleywatch.com/2020/01/the-singularity-is-a-death-wish-against-silicon-valleys-futurism/ (this article) on the Singularity by Aidan Goltra, which inspired this conversation to be had. Benjamin Dixon is host of https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMCioqY4zblWt7Uw0E0VTGA (The Benjamin Dixon Show) on YouTube and fine audio podcast purveyors. You can support his work through https://www.patreon.com/thebpdshow (Patreon).
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] We're not supposed to gather for Thanksgiving, so Michael didn't even do so virtually. In this short episode, Michael explains why he doesn't normally celebrate Thanksgiving anyhow, but how and why gratitude is so very important to him just the same.
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] With so much disinformation going around surrounding election integrity in the United States, Michael Salamone chats with his friend John MacDonald, who has studied the issue extensively. The two explore the claims being made by the GOP regarding the 2020 Presidential election in comparison to real election integrity issues including voting machine manufacturers, black-box machines, voter suppression and more. John MacDonald is https://twitter.com/Alexand3rTheMeh (@Alexand3rTheMeh on Twitter) and co-host of the podcast https://soundcloud.com/expandthediscourse (The Discourse). That podcast features special content for supporters of their https://www.patreon.com/ExpandTheDiscourse (Patreon). Suggested reading on this topic: https://inthesetimes.com/article/voting-machines-gone-wild (Voting Machines Gone Wild) https://www.propublica.org/article/the-market-for-voting-machines-is-broken-this-company-has-thrived-in-it (The Market for Voting Machines Is Broken) https://WhereIsThePaper.org (WhereIsThePaper.org )Onhttp://www.wheresthepaper.org/BBV_GEMSreport.htm ( Diebold Machines) https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/something-rotten-ohio/ (Something Rotten In Ohio) https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-how-to-hack-an-election/ (How to Hack an Election) https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/93385-can-the-voting-process-be-hacked (Can the Voting Process Be Hacked?) https://www.politico.com/news/2020/08/31/election-security-hole-406471 (The Election Security Hole Everyone Ignores) http://VerifiedVoting.org (VerifiedVoting.org)
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone chats with Wendi Muse, founder of Left POCket Project about her work studying historical leftists of color and Black led leftist movements in context of the 2020 election results. Wendi Muse is a PhD candidate at NYU in history, specifically studying Black and Brown leftist movements. Through her Left POCket Project she aims to educate others on these topics through a reading list and podcast. Left POCket Project podcasts can be found on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leftpoc/id1329313097 (Apple podcasts), https://soundcloud.com/leftpoc (SoundCloud) and so many more services. Michael is a big fan of their podcast and often refers to it as "the most educational podcast out there." Wendi can be found on Twitter https://twitter.com/MuseWendi (@MuseWendi) and Left POCket Project at https://twitter.com/LeftPOC (@LeftPOC). LeftPOC is also on https://www.facebook.com/leftpoc/ (Facebook) and https://www.patreon.com/leftpoc (Patreon).
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone chats with author Tara Reade and Prof. Anthony Zenkus about Tara's new book, "Left Out: When the Truth Doesn't Fit In" detailing her experiences as a sexual assault victim while an aide to then Senator Joe Biden, her experiences trying to come forward, enduring character assassination, and trying to navigate the road to recovering from trauma. Tara Reade is an author, Former Senate aide, Survivor, Animal Rights activist and poet. You can get the Kindle copy of her book now, or pre-order the hard copy, at http://TaraReadeAuthor.com (TaraReadeAuthor.com). Prof. Anthony Zenkus teaches at Columbia & Adelphi Universities Schools of Social Work in NY. He is a social worker, educator and trauma expert who has trained over 1,000 judges on trauma, managed rape crisis centers and has trained police, prosecutors, medical professionals and journalists on how to approach trauma victims. If you or someone you know is being victimized or has experienced trauma they need help coping with, please consider the following links: Echo Training: providing trauma & resilience training for families, communities and organizations. http://EchoTraining.org (EchoTraining.org) Voices In Action: A survivor-founded and led nonprofit fighting to change the culture of suxual misconduct and violence. http://VoicesInAction.org (VoicesInAction.org) National Sexual Violence Resource Center: Providing leadership in preventing and responding to sexual violence. http://nsvrc.org (nsvrc.org) podcast:transcript
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[podcast_subscribe id="23590"] Michael Salamone is joined by the show's most frequent guest, Rev. Quincy Worthington, to reboot the podcast and talk about looming violence in America and the need for mutual aid. Referenced in the episode is a Buzzfeed article about the Political Stress Index in coalition to economic injustice and contrasted to the build up to the Civil War. That piece can be found https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/peteraldhous/political-violence-inequality-us-election?bftwnews&utm_term=4ldqpgc#4ldqpgc (HERE). To learn more about how to work on a mutual aid project in your own backyard, see https://www.shareable.net/how-to-start-a-mutual-aid-network-in-a-pandemic/ (THIS )Shareable piece. Cheers.
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In the pilot episode of their podcast, Welcome to the Conversation *, Anoa Changa, Esq. and Rev. Dr. Michael Salamone mesh politics, activism and faith in something better to discuss what's happening in electoral politics today as the August 28th primary election results started coming in.
Nobody invited Michael Salamone to give a commencement speech, but he's going to give one anyway.
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Michael Salamone has a rant about the current hub-bub in indie media circles. (the elephant in the room: indie media pissing match)
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On this episode of Salamone, Michael Salamone chats with activist/organizer Stacey Hopkins about the state of the Revolution and musician Matt Redington shares a song.
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On this episode of Salamone, Michael Salamone chats with Sameera Khan about the Congressional hearings into Russian influence and musical guest Smashy Claw shares their song Deja Vu.
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On this episode of Salamone, Michael Salamone makes some bad jokes, rants about health care in the United States, chats Mike Brown and parenting with Tim Black and welcomes a performance from musical guest Derek James Stephens.
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Salamone episode 115: Michael Salamone rants and jokes about the Democratic Party's Russian conspiracy theories, Jeff Session's perjury, Trump's War on Pot, restroom rights and Oprah for President, then chats with guest John MacDonald about the new Year Zero, Vault7 Wikileaks. Musical guest: Chad Lenig.
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Michael Salamone has a quick rant about Valentine's Day 2017, sort of; romance, idealism, and loving yourself. It's sort of a curmudgeonly pep talk for the heartbroken and those drowning in fear of Trump.
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Michael Salamone, Benjamin Dixon and Anoa Changa decompress after their #SeeYouInDC Inauguration coverage. Post-Inauguration Round-Table.
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Michael Salamone discusses Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Christian Socialism with Benjamin Dixon and Rev. Quincy Worthington.
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Michael Salamone doesn't want to celebrate the end of 2016. He wants to save the universe. New Year's Revolutions.
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In his Christmas rant, Michael Salamone talks about Christmas, faith, and how no matter what you believe, we should all recognize that the moral of the Greatest Story Ever Told has nothing to do with shop until you drop.
Highlights: Don't @ me bro. Why the virgin birth story could have been a Tom Robbins novel. Joseph is ride or die for Mary. Religion is politics and somebody is always trying to make money on both. Jesus had bros who who were woke AF. and more...
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Michael Salamone rants about Russian bogeymen and the media cartels who are creating them.
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Michael Salamone chats with Araquel Bloss from People's Independent Party & Occupy Inauguration about both of those projects and how the citizenry can engage in activism to demand the policies most of us agree on.
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Michael Salamone failed you as an amateur pundit. He explains, offers analysis on the Presidential election results, suggests how we move forward and that we finally heed the prophet Dr. King's call on Where Do We Go From Here.
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Michael Salamone has his final rant on American Presidential politics before the 2016 election and changes his vote once again.
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Michael Salamone chats with journalist Michael Sainato who has been investigating the Podesta email WikiLeaks drops about their authenticity, blaming the Russians, and most importantly, the content. Before you head to the polls, listen to this conversation.
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Salamone complains about health care, the Presidential election, locker room talk, debates, and how it's all a game put forth by the oligarchy and you're getting Hillary no matter what.
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Michael Salamone discusses the parallel universe where he considers voting for Hillary Clinton, why that's never going to happen in this one, and a plan to change the world.
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Michael Salamone has a quick rant about Monday's upcoming debate between friends of three-decades turned WWE smacktalkers, Criminal Hillary Clinton and Sleaze Monger Donald Trump. The match is rigged. Presented by Comcast, your corporate overlords.
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Michael Salamone chats with his friend John MacDonald about election integrity in America and other topics.
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Episode 100 looks back and then forward, with special guests Quincy Worthington, Kyle Burnett, Kshama Sawant, Tim Black, Benjamin Dixon and more.
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On Labor Day, 2016, Michael Salamone sat down for a rant on the history of this holiday and the labor movement in the United States, as well as the North Dakota pipeline protests and the crimes of the banking class in general.
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Michael Salamone has a short rant about the NFL's Kaepernick, Anthony Weiner's weiner, true progressive Tim Canova, and all of us traveling on this orb around the sun together.
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Moments after the conclusion of the big Bernie Sanders, #OurRevolution live-stream event, Michael Salamone and Anoa Changa (from the Way with Anoa) chatted about it, what they wish they would have heard, concerns, hopes, and a bunch of other stuff too.
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Michael Salamone has a quick rant about the newly uncovered, once thought deleted, Hillary Clinton "private" emails, which aren't at all about yoga or Chelsea's wedding and everything to do with the Clintons selling the US Government. She's Not Into Yoga. She Is Into Champagne.
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It's hard to believe it's been two years since we started this broadcast. Michael Salamone chats with his first and most frequent guest, Rev. Quincy Worthington about politics, morality and humanity. Just like they've chatted about these last two years. .
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Michael Salamone talks about stuff that's in the works for Media Revolt and then rants about fascists defending killer cops, Hillary and Trump, pro-wrestling and how it doesn't have to be like this.
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Michael Salamone of Salamone (the podcast) and Kyle Burnett of the podcast Tending the Nerd team up for an epic conversation spanning two different shows about how comic books influenced their morality, politics and sense of justice. Get to know these two men through the heroes they love and the ideals these morality plays in four panels instilled in them. Two great Podcast Revolution shows in an uncanny cross-over event! For part two, tune into Tending the Nerd on Monday, August 15, 2016! .
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August 9, 2016: Michael Salamone about endorsing Jill Stein, Social Media, Podcast Revolution, Hillary's obsession with the Russians, and a bunch of other stuff too.
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To and from and during our trip to Philadelphia for the DNC last week, I recorded six hours of conversations separate from our nightly round-table discussions involving the great Benjamin Dixon, the exceptional John MacDonald and the fabulous Mike James. The audio quality is often questionable. There are a few rough edits. I've wheedled the recordings down two an hour and a half, predominantly featuring the car ride home conversation we Periscoped bits and pieces of. However, this really was a week-long conversation. Still, I feel like there are some great chunks throughout and wanted to share it with you. Our week-long talk centered around the power structure, globalization and the future of democracy. Feel free to eavesdrop on us if you can stand the rough audio chunks. There are car noises, weird noises of all sorts and even a pretty solid rainstorm. Between all that though, you can catch some insight from some guys who want better for the country they love. Cheers.
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Michael Salamone, Benjamin Dixon, John McDonald and Mike James are one team of many involved in the DNCLive.net coverage of the 2016 Democratic National Convention. "As soon as I got in the car to head to Philly with Ben and John, it became clear that our week together was going to be full of excellent conversation. Once Mike James got added in, it became one conversation, interrupted only by sleep and the DNC. As part of my show's contribution to this indie media collaboration of DNClive.net, I wanted to share that part of our experience with our friends who listen. My show is pretty free form, but the constant has always been a place where I share good conversations. This is a good, multi-day conversation I want to share." --Michael Salamone Each night of the DNC, the guys will record a round table to discuss their experiences that day, and let the conversation go wherever it goes.
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Michael Salamone, Benjamin Dixon, John McDonald and Mike James are one team of many involved in the DNCLive.net coverage of the 2016 Democratic National Convention. "As soon as I got in the car to head to Philly with Ben and John, it became clear that our week together was going to be full of excellent conversation. Once Mike James got added in, it became one conversation, interrupted only by sleep and the DNC. As part of my show's contribution to this indie media collaboration of DNClive.net, I wanted to share that part of our experience with our friends who listen. My show is pretty free form, but the constant has always been a place where I share good conversations. This is a good, multi-day conversation I want to share." --Michael Salamone Each night of the DNC, the guys will record a round table to discuss their experiences that day, and let the conversation go wherever it goes.
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Michael Salamone, Benjamin Dixon, John McDonald and Mike James are one team of many involved in the DNCLive.net coverage of the 2016 Democratic National Convention. "As soon as I got in the car to head to Philly with Ben and John, it became clear that our week together was going to be full of excellent conversation. Once Mike James got added in, it became one conversation, interrupted only by sleep and the DNC. As part of my show's contribution to this indie media collaboration of DNClive.net, I wanted to share that part of our experience with our friends who listen. My show is pretty free form, but the constant has always been a place where I share good conversations. This is a good, multi-day conversation I want to share." --Michael Salamone Each night of the DNC, the guys will record a round table to discuss their experiences that day, and let the conversation go wherever it go
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Michael Salamone, Benjamin Dixon, John McDonald and Mike James are one team of many involved in the DNCLive.net coverage of the 2016 Democratic National Convention. "As soon as I got in the car to head to Philly with Ben and John, it became clear that our week together was going to be full of excellent conversation. Once Mike James got added in, it became one conversation, interrupted only by sleep and the DNC. As part of my show's contribution to this indie media collaboration of DNClive.net, I wanted to share that part of our experience with our friends who listen. My show is pretty free form, but the constant has always been a place where I share good conversations. This is a good, multi-day conversation I want to share." --Michael Salamone Each night of the DNC, the guys will record a round table to discuss their experiences that day, and let the conversation go wherever it go
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Michael Salamone, Benjamin Dixon, John McDonald and Mike James are one team of many involved in the DNCLive.net coverage of the 2016 Democratic National Convention. "As soon as I got in the car to head to Philly with Ben and John, it became clear that our week together was going to be full of excellent conversation. Once Mike James got added in, it became one conversation, interrupted only by sleep and the DNC. As part of my show's contribution to this indie media collaboration of DNClive.net, I wanted to share that part of our experience with our friends who listen. My show is pretty free form, but the constant has always been a place where I share good conversations. This is a good, multi-day conversation I want to share." --Michael Salamone Each night of the DNC, the guys will record a round table to discuss their experiences that day, and let the conversation go wherever it goes.
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On July 20, 2016 Michael Salamone was invited to address students at Washington State University about independent media and the internet. These are the opening remarks as recorded from Michael's cell phone prior to the the Q and A discussion. Michael says the title should have been, "I'm a hack and why you should be one too."
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Hi. I had a rant in me. About a lot of stuff. Politics, humanity, the future, faith. There's some salty language in there again this week. If listening at work, use the earbuds. As always, thanks for listening at all.
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Michael Salamone rehashes some notes from an early episode on reforms needed to address police brutality, because nothing has changed and it needs repeating.
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In the final crossover of column & podcast, Michael Salamone looks at his resolve for #BernieOrBust, symptoms of his insomnia & decides on some changes.
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Michael Salamone has a rant about American, as well as UK politics and manages to cuss a lot in the process.
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Returning champion and the political revolution's own mathemagician John Laurits of the People's Math Front returns to chat with Michael Salamone following the big Thursday night Bernie Sanders live stream to discuss what we heard, the convention math, the DNC hack, election fraud, media fraud and so much more.
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Salamone: episode 79 How Blue Was United Against Us with guest, Democratic Candidate for President, Roque De La Fuente
Michael Salamone chats with Roque De La Fuente, Democratic Candidate for President about how how he and many other candidates were barred from the Democratic debates, witnessed voter and election fraud throughout the primary system, how Hillary Clinton hasn't won the nomination legitimately and so very much more.
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Tuesday. Today. Forward. Michael Salamone looks at the catch 22 for the political revolution moving forward to 2020, a catch 2020: reforming campaign finance, election integrity and the media.
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Michael Salamone talks about and plays each track of his new album, NOT QUITE DEAD YET. Stream the album at http://michaelsalamone.com/episode-77-not-quite-dead-yet-listening-party/ or click through the links and buy some mp3s. Buying mp3s helps keep Michael doing all of the weird stuff he does. Keep Michael weird, Internet.
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Salamone, episode 76 Math Checking the Media with John Laurits
Michael Salamone chats with poet turned the political revolution's chief citizen mathematician, John Laurits about the state of the Democratic primary, Bernie's odds at the nomination and what to expect at the contested Democratic National Convention. Math is pure. The media is lying to you.
Visit John's website at johnlaurits.com and follow him on Twitter as he gives you the real numbers without media manipulation.
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Salamone (the podcast) Episode 75, Part 2 with Ms. Anoa Changa, Esq.: The Intersection of Race, Gender and Courtesy. Michael Salamone continues chatting with Anoa Changa from the Way with Anoa and the Benjamin Dixon Show. This time the two get fired up about identity politics and their influence in the 2016 election cycle.
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Salamone (the podcast) episode 74: Traveling the Way to Progress with guest, Anoa Changa. Michael Salamone chats with Anoa Changa, Esq, from the Way with Anoa and the Benjamin Dixon Show on YouTube.
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episode 73: ¡Viva la Revolución! - Michael Salamone chats with the friend who invited him into the Bernie Sanders political revolution just over a year ago, Jay Burbank, about the past year and their hopes for the future.
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Michael Salamone chats access and affordability in American education with Michael Redwine of the Louisa Project 2027.
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RESIST: A robot rants about the Nevada Democratic Convention, the 2016 primaries and the state of Democracy in these United States.
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Michael Salamone chats with Stacey Hopkins of BrandNewCongress.com about what's next for the political revolution. Spoiler alert: it's you, serving in a brand new Congress.
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Are You There God? It's Me Hillary: A theological exploration of Hillary Clinton and her secretive religious group, The Family, with guest Rev. Quincy Worthington.
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Michael Salamone chats about grassroots campaigning and the issues of the day with Progressive candidate for NV's 3rd district Congressional seat, Alex Singer.
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Michael Salamone and NJ's 1st District Democratic Congressional Candidate Alex Law talk about his revolutionary campaign against corruption and an establishment Democrat, the issues of the day and more.
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“This planet has - or rather had - a problem, which was this: most of the people living on it were unhappy for pretty much of the time. Many solutions were suggested for this problem, but most of these were largely concerned with the movement of small green pieces of paper, which was odd because on the whole it wasn't the small green pieces of paper that were unhappy. And so the problem remained; lots of the people were mean, and most of them were miserable, even the ones with digital watches.”
― Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy I'm not a particularly remarkable person. Like you, I've strengths and flaws, hopes and dreams as well as kindness and cruelty, depending on the moment. I am often a lone wolf who probably could play well with others, but doesn't trust enough to do so regularly. I am stubborn, especially when it comes to my values of right, wrong and how to treat others. I cherish petty things like etiquette far too much to truly fit into modern society, both online and offline. It is odd that a creature the likes of me would find politics and music, two things that are best when achieved in groups, to be my favorite areas to endeavor in. These are simultaneously strengths and flaws, but important for today's story, so that you know exactly the sort of human being telling it.
The 2016 Presidential Primaries have challenged me, as the effort has involved trusting strangers more than I'm inclined to. I worked on issues of criminal justice reform in the year leading up to supporting Bernie Sanders for President, and was challenged similarly there as well. Both movements have struggled with coalescing assorted grassroots activists with different agendas along with new activists still figuring out how to use their newfound voices. I am hard headed and often forget that people may not share the same ethics and objectives as me.
However, moving forward, right now, I know that I must step outside of my comfort zone, and even more uncomfortably, ask you, dear reader, to join me.
In just one year, since Senator Bernard Sanders of Vermont announced that he was willing to step up and take on the oligarchy, running against modern history's most powerful political machine, a rag-tag coalition of activists, unions and regular American patriots have banded together both online and in real life to create an honest to Pete political movement. I don't know this Pete fellow, but I've gotten to know an awful lot of you, and I'm proud of both what we've built and willing to share in the work that lies ahead of us.
In many communities and States it was “we the people” who built the foundation of Bernie's campaign. We held meetings in people's houses, met in YouTube chat rooms while watching independent broadcasters who took up our fight too and organized on the internet to march together in real life. We felt an incredible high of coming together as empathetic people who wanted to restore Democracy while valuing the lives of all people as we gathered for political rallies that seemed more like rock concerts than lectures. Together we started a revolution.
We hopefully all knew in the beginning that this wouldn't be easy. We certainly all know it now. The fact of the matter is that the establishment has fought us at every turn, as they will continue to do. The weeds of oligarchy in America are so rooted that it is difficult to replant Democracy in the same fields again.
There have been many challenges that we have risen to. There will be many more. The corporate media has been against us, lied about our candidate, movement and issues, and has denied us equal airtime. In response, many of us have used the internet to create our own media outlets. We have dominated social media. We have fought the corporate propaganda machines at every turn, and in this battle, I believe we are winning.
We have proven that the Democratic Party is corruptly financed and influenced by big business.
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Michael Salamone rants about how the United States has proven to be a banana republic through the flawed primary process and then chats with Shyla Nelson from Election Justice USA on how voters can try to protect themselves from fraud and disenfranchisement.
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Michael Salamone and Chad Lenig discuss the making of and listen to the 12 songs on the album SOLIDARITY.
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Michael Salamone discusses the political revolution and its future with celebrated Socialist from Seattle's City Council, Kshama Sawant.
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Michael Salamone chats foreign policy & Presidential politics with journalist Rania Khalek.
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Michael Salamone chats with Michael Brooks, from the Majority Report and 2 Dope Boys & a Podcast.
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March 14, 2016 - Michael Salamone chats with comedian S. Anthony Thomas, host of the popular podcast, S. Anthony Says about independent broadcasting and the 2016 primary races.
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Michael Salamone chats with YouTube personality Tim Black about Trump, Hillary, Bernie and more.
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Michael Salamone talks about the things he learned in February 2016.
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Michael Salamone wants to say something to his fellow Berners.
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Michael Salamone welcomes attorney and author TM Thomas back to the program to discuss the legacy of deceased Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, what's next for the highest court in the land, and the politics surrounding this new vacancy.
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Michael Salamone chats with theologian Rev. Quincy Worthington and atheism activist Graham Riggle about the religious beliefs of the Presidential primary candidates.
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Michael Salamone rants about the things he learned and thought about during January 2016.
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Michael plays a game where he puts 20 current event topics into a hat and spontaneously rants about the 10 he pulls out in one take.
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Michael makes the case for the Progressive movement's nuclear option.
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Michael Salamone chats with Faith Graham, Graham Riggle and Jon Marc Johnson about the year ahead in politics. Political hopes, fears and predictions from thoughtful friends of the show.
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Michael rants about about 2015.
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Michael rants about all of the things that came to mind during December 2015.
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A Lover's Guide to the Never Ending Apocalypse, part 6: Epilogue. With guest Rev. Quincy Worthington. To close our six part series on the rhythms behind the drums that beat for perpetual war, Michael Salamone and Quincy Worthington reconnect to discuss all of the issues raised during the series.
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A Lover's Guide to the Never Ending Apocalypse, Part 5: Don't Hate the Planet, Hate the Game. With guest: Chad Parment.
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Salamone (the podcast) presents: A Lover's Guide to the Never Ending Apocalypse, part 4: World War Women. With guest Andrea Thurber.
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Things I Learned In November 2015: Michael Salamone rants about stuff that happened or he thought about in November.
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Part 3 of the series, A Lover's Guide to the Never Ending Apocalypse: Video Killed the Racism Star. With guest Benjamin Dixon
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Salamone (the podcast) Nov. 23, 2015 - A Lover's Guide to the Never Ending Apocalypse (part 2: media and military industrial complexities)
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A Lover's Guide to the Never Ending Apocalypse
Part One: Fundamentalism
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This episode of Salamone (the podcast) features a tribute to author/provocateur Christopher Hitchens for No-Shave-November (Movember) with Michael Salamone chatting with Hitchens fan, retired Marine officer and attorney, Chad Parment.
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This week on Salamone, Michael Salamone pleads his case as to why Hillary Clinton is no Progressive and is in fact an enemy to Progressive causes.
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On this podcast episode of Salamone, Michael rants about things from October 2015.
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This week on the podcast, Michael Salamone and Quincy Worthington have a chat about human rights.
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This week on the podcast, Michael Salamone chats with comedian Cyrus McQueen and Rev. Quincy Worthington about the first Democratic Party debate.
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This week's podcast is a pre-game show for Tuesday's Democratic Debate, with Michael Salamone ranting about how the game was rigged, but why Progressives are still going to win the battle for the soul of the Democratic Party. Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show. This is that show.
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This week on the podcast, Michael Salamone and Rev. Quincy Worthington unpack the Pope's visit, gun control, Syrian refugees, and so very much more by examining the intersectionality of religion and politics. Rev. Quincy Worthington is sort of a big deal theologian, friend of the show and our Senior Religious correspondent.
Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show. This is that show.
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Michael Salamone rants about September, 2015. Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show. This is that show.
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Michael Salamone reassembles the Doctor Who super-fans to run-down the Series 9 premiere and our hopes for the new season to come. Ana Brawley is a Super-Mom and Doctor Who fan from Denver, CO.
Dale Satterly is a brewer and patriot, as well as Whovian, from Denver, CO.
T.M. Thomas is an author, attorney, vlogger and Doctor Who aficionado from Jamestown, NY.
Jon Marc Johnson is a soul signer and regular guest to the show whom loves his Who, from Jamestown, NY.
Rev. Quincy Worthington is kind of a big deal in theology and a frequent contributor to our program. He also digs the Doctor. He's in Munster, Indiana.
Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show. This is that show. And since Michael LOVES Doctor Who, ever since he was a small child, this episode is a Whovian show.
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Michael Salamone chats with dear friend and television executive, Brian Rovegno about fall TV premiers, what's alright and what's crap. Brian Rovegno is a husband, father, funk aficionado, and television programming executive who has been a close friend of Michael's for over 25 years.
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Michael Salamone converses with comedian Cyrus McQueen about art, politics, race in America, and the life of a working stand-up in NYC. Cyrus McQueen is a stand-up comedian in Brooklyn, NY who was recently featured as a semi-finalist on NBC's Last Comic Standing and in the feature-film, Obvious Child. He's also a thoughtful guy with a great perspective on artistry and society. Follow him on Twitter at @CyrusMMcQueen
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Michael Salamone welcomes two old friends, Faith Graham and Jon Marc Johnson back to the show to dig into current events and politics. It was such a good conversation we let the tape run for nearly an hour to really dig in on some of these issues. Faith Graham is a musician, mom, educator and activist in Jamestown, NY, and dear friend of Michael's for over 20 years.
Jon Marc Johnson is a musician, carpenter and all around awesome guy also from Jamestown, NY. Check out his band, Smackdab!
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Michael Salamone compiles his tweets each week and re-imagines them into a weekly Facebook post titled "Things I Learned This Week." Now he takes it a step further and compiles those Facebook posts into a monthly podcast rant. For the non-readers, I suppose. Be kind, recycle. Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show. This is that show.
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Attorney and author T.M. Thomas answers legal questions from Michael Salamone as well as some submitted through social media. Some silly, some serious, for entertainment purposes only. Please, no wagering. T.M. Thomas is a writer and attorney in Jamestown, NY. Follow him on Twitter at @tmthomas.
Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show. This is that show.
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Michael rants about the 2016 Presidential primaries and the current state of the two party system. Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show. This is that show.
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The Salamone podcast is one year old, and that's not at all a happy occasion. Michael and Quincy discuss current events and the events that started the show. Rev. Quincy Worthington is sort of a big deal theologian, friend of the show and our Senior Religious correspondent.
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Michael returns from a month off summer hiatus from the Salamone podcast with his police reform proposals. Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show. This is that show.
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Michael rants about social justice for the season finale of the Salamone podcast. Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show. This is that show.
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Michael Salamone and Rev. Quincy Worthington once again feel the need to talk about racism in America and how it surrounds the tragic terrorist attack in Charleston, SC. Rev. Quincy Worthington is a pretty big deal in the world of theology, a good friend of Michael's and comes to us from outside of Chicago.
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Michael Salamone finally experiments with his first solo-episode, and instead of talking with a guest, picks topics out of a hat to ramble on about. Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show. This is that show.
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Michael Salamone chats current events with Rev. Quincy Worthington, the USA Freedom Act, the Fourth Amendment, Presidential Polls, Religion and more. Rev. Quincy Worthington is a pretty big deal in the world of theology, a good friend of Michael's and comes to us from outside of Chicago.
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Michael Salamone chats about David Letterman's retirement from late night television, the legacy of Letterman, and the changing scape of the late night medium. #ThanksDave Kyle Burnett is a filmmaker and writer in Denver, CO, and a wonderful friend of Michael's.
Andy Palermo is a chef, long time friend of Michael's who lives and works in Jamestown, NY.
Brian Rovegno is a television executive and vocalist in Denver who's been a dear friend to Michael for over 25 years.
John Sullivan is a great friend and funny man from Chicago, who we're lucky to now have in Denver.
Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show. This is that show.
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Michael Salamone chats current events with Adam Boles & Quincy Worthington, after a rant of his own. Rev. Quincy Worthington is a pretty big deal in the world of theology, a good friend of Michael's and comes to us from outside of Chicago.
Adam Boles is a long-time friend of Michael and Quincy who is a writer, poet, and though in Florida, never the subject of any of those "Florida Man" headlines.
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Michael Salamone welcomes Faith Graham and Quincy Worthington for a serious conversation in honor of this show being put online on 4.20 based around drugs, religion and civil rights. Rev. Quincy Worthington is a pretty big deal in the world of theology, a good friend of Michael's and comes to us from outside of Chicago.
Faith Graham is a long-time friend of Michael's who is a university professional, singer, violin teacher and all around amazing woman from WNY.
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Game of Thrones superfans and experts, Chris Filson and Dustin Martin join Michael Salamone on the show for an episode predicting what we can expect next on the new season of the HBO show and in the books. Spoilers! Chris Filson is an educator, husband, and all around great guy in Denver, CO.
Dustin Martin is a Grand Junction, CO Chiropractic healer who has had the unfortunate luck of knowing Michael for nearly 20 years.
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Michael Salamone welcomes Kyle Burnett and Eric Rinaldo to talk about all of the current and upcoming comic book inspired television shows coming to networks and Netflix. Predictions, some spoilers, commentary and three dudes geeking out about the comics they love. Kyle Burnett is a film maker, father, all around great guy and huge comic book fan.
Eric Rinaldo is a father and comic book fan who has had the unfortunate luck of knowing Michael for nearly 20 years.
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This episode is the first of season two, so it seemed appropriate to start the podcast's new season where the show began, chatting current events with Rev. Quincy Worthington. We talk Ferguson, Supreme Court rulings and Clinton scandals. Quincy Worthington is a pretty big deal in the world of Theology and a great friend of the show, and Michael.
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This is our 2014 Year In Review special. I chat about the events that made up 2014 through the lens of news items and pop culture with Quincy Worthington, Owen Niland and Gary Peters. Since the Holiday Special was silly and satirical, this special set out to be more serious and conversational. The show is an edit of three different conversations with each of the guests through our live channel, edited together into one show. I'm particularly fond of the social media commentary towards the end. Rev. Quincy Worthington is a pretty big deal in the world of Theology and a great friend of the show, and Michael.
Gary Peters is a regarded visual artist, comedian and musician, as well as the Banksy of his hometown of Jamestown, NY.
Owen Niland is a Denver stage actor and dear friend.
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This is a special holiday episode of the Salamone podcast, where we take a look behind Salatone Recordings artist and naughty lounge-lizard Vince Martini's lost 1985 network TV Christmas special. Vince Martini's new album "Tits the Season" is now available on iTunes and everywhere digital music is sold or streamed. This special episode features music from that album, as well as some holiday classics from Vince Martini only available on this Salamone podcast. For more information on Vince Martini, and his 3 Olive Orchestra, visit http://michaelsalamone.com/vincemartini. (This episode is satirical and contains adult themes, language and songs)
CAST:
Brian Rovegno as Charles Bryant
Sarah Jarvis as Jane Sahara
Gary Peters as Peter Garrison
Michael Salamone as himself
and the guy who plays Vince Martini as Vince Martini
Vince Martini's brand of musical "comedy" is not safe for work, and not really safe for anyone.
Listen at your own risk.
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This is a special episode of the Salamone podcast where we dissect the 2014 midterm elections results. I'm joined by Jenn Schuchman and Quincy Worthington. We talk results, exit polls and predictions. Not much humor here. Political analysis. Jenn Schuchman is a mom, yogi and political analyst in Denver, CO.
Quincy Worthington is in Chicago, a pretty big deal in the world of Theology and a great friend of the show, and Michael.
Chris Filson is a teacher and political activist in Denver, who cancelled his appearance due to health.
Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show.
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This episode is the first season finale, so it seemed appropriate to bring our most frequent panelists on to help heckle the headlines. Improv guru and public health advocate Jane Fischer, TV executive Brian Rovegno, and Rev. Quincy Worthington chat with me about Pumpkin Riots, Ebola, Drunks, and so much more. Jane Fischer is an improv teacher and public health advocate in Fredonia, NY.
Brian Rovegno is a TV executive and live music aficionado in Denver, CO.
Quincy Worthington is a pretty big deal in the world of Theology and a great friend of the show, and Michael.
Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show.
This episode is sponsored by the new Drunk GPS app.
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This episode features two funny food professionals, the great Jay Burbank, and chef friend Andy Palermo. We heckle some headlines, and then talk about food politics; GMO labeling, eating local and more.
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We're going experimental for this episode of the Salamone podcast, and having a drunken political discussion, with fellow musicians Jon Marc Johnson and Paul LaPlaca. We will be having cocktails and be discussing the political topics of the day. Jon and I used to do this in real life when we lived in the same city, and I remember those arguments so fondly that I even named a song after them, which I altered for theme music for this show. Paul is another opinionated musician, based in NYC that will be a great addition to that chemistry. The result made me think that all of my future guests should be drunk! Jon Marc Johnson is the front-man for Western New York's legendary original funk/soul/rock band, Smackdab.
Paul LaPlaca is a touring session player, producer, engineer and musical genius in New York City.
Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show.
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Michael Salamone gathers a panel of smart and funny people to discuss the top stories of the day for 30 minutes. This week's guests on the Salamone podcast are comedians Jane Fischer and Gary Peters, Jr. Topics include President Obama vs. the media, Ebola virus, and so much more. Jane Fischer is an improv instructor and public health advocate in Fredonia, NY..
Gary Peters, Jr. is an improv comedian, actor, musician, visual artist and legend of Jamestown, NY.
Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show.
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Michael Salamone invited friends Mac Dawson and Quincy Worthington to the podcast on September 23, 2014 to run down the top issues of the day. They start out light, poking fun at current headlines, and then transition into a serious conversation about the NFL domestic and child abuse scandals, and what it means to be male feminists. These are two amazing husbands and fathers, Mac and Quincy. Mac Dawson is a husband and father in Western New York who has worked in early childhood education, and can fix any bicycle any time.
Quincy Worthington is a pastor, husband and father in Illinois tho collects tobacco pipes and tattoos.
Michael Salamone is a musician and writer in Denver, CO who always wanted to have a talk show.
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Joining Michael Salamone on the podcast for a chat on September 16, 2014 were two dear, long-tme friends: Stage actor Owen Niland and TV guru Brian Rovegno. On the table was Urban Outfitters and Kent State, U2 hacking iPhones, Miss America, Fall TV, Olive Garden, Colorado recreational pot, and more. Brian Rovegno is a Television Executive and Soul Singer, who does a mean R. Kelly impression at karaoke.
Owen T. Niland is an Actor and Investment Executive, who makes the best damn cocktail in all these United States.
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On September 9, 2014, Michael Salamone gathered a panel of smart and funny people to talk abut current events for the Salamone podcast. Police brutality, NFL domestic abuse, celebrity nudes, Joan Rivers and much more were all on the table. Guests included Jane Fischer, Kyle Burnett and Quincy Worthington. Jane Fisher is an Improvisational Comedian, Teacher and Health Advocate in Fredonia, NY.
Kyle Burnett is a film maker and security expert in Denver, CO.
Quincy Worthington is a minister from Erie, PA.
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On September 2, 2014, Michael Salamone assembled a panel of fellow Doctor Who super-fans to run down the first two episodes featuring our new Doctor, Peter Capaldi. --And really all things Whovian and our hopes for this latest series. Joining Michael was Ana Brawley, Jon Marc Johnson,, Dale Saterly and Quincy Worthington. Ana Brawley is a Doctor Who fan from Denver, CO, loving mother, and has been watching the show since the reboot.
Jon Marc Johnson is a musician and carpenter from Jamestown, NY who has been watching Doctor Who since the Tom Baker years.
Dale Saterly is a beer brewer and science lover from Upstate New York living in Denver, CO. He's a super-fan of both classic and modern Doctor Who.
Quincy Worthington is a pastor from Erie, PA who just got into Doctor Who during the Matt Smith run, and has been devouring the show and all of it's incarnations ever since.
Michael Salamone is a musician and journalist living in Denver, CO who has been binge watching Doctor Who since he first saw Tom Baker playing the role on PBS as a child. He hosts the Salamone podcast.
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On the August 26, 2014 episode of the Salamone podcast, Michael Salamone chatted with another life-long friend, Brian Rovegno, a television programming executive, and all around fun guy. They ran down the Emmy Awards and other happenings in pop culture worth talking about. It should be good for some laughs and maybe some snark. Brian Rovegno is a programming executive for the most watched premium cable movie network on television. Originally from Erie, PA he now resides in Denver, CO with his lovely wife and daughter.
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On August 19, 2014, Michael Salamone started the Salamone podcast and had a chat about current events with life-long friend, Rev. Quincy Worthington. Small doses of humor, as well as a concerned dialogue about the first week of tragic events in Ferguson and beyond. Quincy Worthington is a Presbyterian minister, pipe aficionado, tattoo collector, father and husband originally from Erie, PA, now in Illinois.
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