The Rob Kall Bottom Up Radio Show

Greg has uncovered a bombshell memo that shows how vile Larry Summers is. His article gives the details. This interview covers what's in the memo and then expands to give background on the roots and top levels of one of the most malevolent conspiracies in the world.

an in depth discussion of Obama's creation of a committee to purportedly review surveillance policies-- but that's really designed to make us more comfortable with them continuing doing what they have been doing. Her article about Cass Sunstein, the guy who advocated for using sock puppets to confuse and disrupt online Conspiracy Theory discussions.

Ethan Zuckerman, director of the Center for Civic Media at MIT, a principal research scientist at the MIT Media Lab and author of Rewire; Digital Cosmopolitans in the Age of Connection, talks about how, in spite of all the opportunities the internet gives us for connection, we're usually not that connected, and tells us what to do about it.

Michael McCray is an attorney, author of Race Power and Politics, and one of the organizers of the Whistleblower Summit for Civil and Human rights.

We're going to start off talking about Amazon Owner Jeff Bezos' acquisition of the Washington Post, and then about his latest book, Dollarocracy: How the Money and Media Election Complex is Destroying America,

Update from Tom Devine, Legal Director Government Accountability Project.

It wasn't a tax on tea. It was something Ben Franklin told the British. When they shut it down in the American colonies, within months, the colonists were so pissed, the revolution was brewing. It was over public banking. That's what Mike Krauss, who's spearheading the Public banking charge in PA says.

This is a terrifying interview with a man who has done his homework and shares just how bad the police state has become-- Let's start with over 50,000 violent SWAT team home invasions a year, a police culture funded by the drug war that has become militarized, the existence of what amounts to SWAT porn, and guess which president has raised the budget the most for further militarization--

a fascinating, fun discussion of what we can learn from horses and herds-- about power, conncetion, dominance, leadership, psychopaths, and courage.

what has Ed Snowden revealed that we did not know before. How has he changed things? Who has lied and deserves to be fired. What about the act of war NSA engaged in, and would Obama even know if NSA started a war, based on how things are going?

A progressive PAC, NSA, Public Banking, Students, Economics and more.

M. E. Thomas, author of Confessions of a Sociopath, is a pseudonym for a woman who reports that she is in her early thirties, a law professor and former law firm attorney. The publisher claims this is the first book written as a memoir, by a sociopath. The book reports that she was tested by a psychologist who determined she meets the criteria for being a psychopath.

M. E. Thomas, author of Confessions of a Sociopath, is a pseudonym for a woman who reports that she is in her early thirties, a law professor and former law firm attorney. The publisher claims this is the first book written as a memoir, by a sociopath. The book reports that she was tested by a psychologist who determined she meets the criteria for being a psychopath.

Nicco Mele says that Radical Connectivity is changing everyting-- ending the power of big, giving power to small.

I interview business researcher Clive Boddy, discussing the effects of corporate psychopaths.