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Young Voices 11-24-09

Tue, Nov 24 Listen
Young Voices are back for a second visit to tell us they are being ignored by the Providence Teachers Union. Listen to Karen Feldman the co-director and two students Amanda Pereira and Gollone Moore. Their first visit is also on the podcast page below.

Bill Donohue 11-24-09

Tue, Nov 24 Listen
Bill Donohue, President of the Catholic League, calls in to respond to the interview with Chris Mathews and Bishop Tobin on Hardball yesterday. Bill gives the catholic league response.

Marshall Steven O'Donnell 11-19-09

Fri, Nov 20 Listen
Marshall Steven O'Donnell, former Lt. Col. of the RI State Police, is in studio to talk about his new job and to reflect on his great work with the state police.

Congressman Darrell Issa 11-19-09

Fri, Nov 20 Listen
Congressman Darrell Issa, representing California's 49th District, calls in to talk about Congressman Patrick Kennedy inferring bigotry at a mark up meeting for an amendment Wednesday.

Jim Chellel Jr 11-17-09

Tue, Nov 17 Listen
Jim Chelle, Pawtucket School Committe Chairman, calls in to explain his comments about Commissioner Gist and whether she should be involved in a search for a new superintendent in Pawtucket with struggling education results.

Susan Heroux 11-13-09

Mon, Nov 16 Listen
Susan Heroux, from Queer Action Rhode Island, is in studio to talk about her meeting yesterday with Governor Carcieri.

Paul Caranci 11-4-09

Thu, Nov 12 Listen
Paul Caranci (councilman from North Providence) calls in to tell us why he is alleging that Mayor Lombardi has committed budget fraud. Paul also makes some serious allegations towards the Mayor about tax abatement violations.

Councilman Frank Manfredi 11-5-09

Thu, Nov 12 Listen
Councilman Frank Manfredi from North Providence calls in to talk about tax abatement process and possible violations that he alleges took place.

Bishop Thomas Tobin 11-11-09

Wed, Nov 11 Listen
Bishop Tobin is in studio for a very provocative conversation about what catholics believe and to talk about how his public conversation with Congressman Kennedy started after the Congressman went public.

Treasurer Frank Caprio 11-10-09

Tue, Nov 10 Listen
Treasurer Frank Caprio is in studio to say for the first time out of his mouth that he is running for Governor in 2010. The Treasurer talks about his media campaign targeting ideas that started today.

Lt. Gov. Elizabeth Roberts 11-6-09

Fri, Nov 6 Listen
Lt. Gov. Elizabeth Roberts is in studio to talk about what she has been doing the last few months and current issues facing the state.

Janesse Muscatelli 11-5-09

Thu, Nov 5 Listen
North Providence tax assessor Janesse Muscatelli calls in to respond to allegations against her made yesterday by councilman Caranci.

Mayor Charlie Lombardi 11-5-09

Thu, Nov 5 Listen
Mayor Lombardi calls in to respond to allegations by councilman Caranci yesterday.

Mayor Charlie Lombardi 11-4-09

Wed, Nov 4 Listen
Mayor Lombardi calls in to respond to allegations from Paul Caranci about budget fraud.

Ken Block 11-4-09

Wed, Nov 4 Listen
Ken Block, Chairman and Founder of the Moderate Party, calls in to respond to accusations he is "washing" money with donations to Moderate Party.

Young Voices 11-3-09

Tue, Nov 3 Listen
Young Voices are in studio. Karen Feldman Co-Founder of the group and two students Amanda Pereira and Gollone Moore are in studio to give the student perspective of what they see going on with teachers.

Reza Clifton 11-2-09

Tue, Nov 3 Listen
Reza Clifton, a local blogger, is in studio to talk about issues facing communities in Rhode Island.

Michael O'Connell 11-02-09

Mon, Nov 2 Listen
Michael O'Connell, Executive Director of Resource Recovery, calls in to respond to the Attorney General interview from Friday. You can hear the AG podcast below.

Bob Corrente 11-2-09

Mon, Nov 2 Listen
Bob Corrente calls in to announce that he is not running for Governor in 2010.

Attorney General Patrick Lynch 10-30-09

Fri, Oct 30 Listen
Attorney General Patrick Lynch calls in to talk about Resource Recovery, lobbying for them, his press release calling out General Assembly and Central Falls Mayor Moreau

Michael Chapman 10-28-09

Thu, Oct 29 Listen
Michael Chapman, managing editor of CNSNEWS.COM, calls in to talk about their interview with Patrick Kennedy on the catholic church that is getting national attention.

Gio Cicionne 10-23-09

Mon, Oct 26 Listen
Gio Ciconne, RI GOP Chairman, calls in to respond to Rory Smith interview with Dan from earlier in the week.

Deborah Gist 10-23-09

Mon, Oct 26 Listen
Deborah Gist, Education Commissioner, call in to tell us about her changes coming to senority when it comes to teacher assignments. (Also listen to Bob Walsh and Angus Davis podcasts that are related to this podcast.)

Angus Davis 10-23-09

Mon, Oct 26 Listen
Angus Davis from the Board of Regents calls in to respond to our conversation about senority for teachers.

Bob Walsh 10-23-09

Mon, Oct 26 Listen
Bob Walsh from the NEA calls in to respond to Commissioner Gist conversation about getting rid of senority when it comes to assigning teachers.

Seth Andrew and Connie Giblon 10-22-09

Thu, Oct 22 Listen
Seth Andrew and Connie Giblon are in studio to talk about the new mayoral academy here in Rhode Island. A look inside the school from the teachers perspective.

Mayor Charlie Lombardi 10-22-09

Thu, Oct 22 Listen
North Providence Mayor Charlie Lombardi calls in to talk about two firefighters who faked sick after finding out they were not going to like their new assignment.

Merrill Sherman 10-21-09

Wed, Oct 21 Listen
Merrill Sherman CEO of Bank RI is in studio to talk about tarp money and lending money to small businesses in this state.

Rory Smith 10-21-09

Wed, Oct 21 Listen
Rory Smith is in studio for his first visit about his campaign for Governor.

Earl Sholley 10-12-09

Wed, Oct 21 Listen
Earl Sholley is in studio to talk about his campaign against Barney Frank in Massachusetts.

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