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Chuck Harder Repeat

Bonnie Dillabough — Mon, 26 Dec 2005 12:21:00 PST

The Chuck Harder show, For the People, is a repeat of the show aired on December 19th, 2005.

On the Road Again

Bonnie Dillabough — Fri, 23 Dec 2005 14:42:00 PST

What US government agency is antiquated and not up to date in communications, management principles, and professional development? Maybe there is more than one but the one under discussion on Chuck Harder’s show, For the People, is the US Customs and Border Patrol. Chuck’s guest is Professor Robert Lee Maril, head of the Sociology Department at East Carolina University. He is also the author of

One Bite at a Time

Bonnie Dillabough — Wed, 21 Dec 2005 14:14:00 PST

Chuck Harder is upset, to say the least. He says that the blame for the long lines and the high prices at the gas station can be laid directly at the feet of the Democrats who blocked the vote for the oil drilling in the Alaska wild life refuge area. His guest on his StarTalkRadio program is not so quick to say it’s all the Democrats’ fault. The guest is Frank Gaffney and he says that blame can be

Spy in the Sky

Bonnie Dillabough — Mon, 19 Dec 2005 14:12:00 PST

Remember the cartoon called Spy vs Spy? There were two sharp-nosed characters complete with trench coats and hats. One was in black, the other white. The whole premise was based on trying to outdo each other in the business of secret agent stuff. Mostly it was animated slapstick or burlesque. Chuck Harder’s guest today is another TalkStarRadio host, David E. Jones whose show, Galaxy of Science

Government's Myopic View

Bonnie Dillabough — Fri, 16 Dec 2005 16:09:00 PST

Suppose your state gets federal funds for, oh I don’t know-say a skateboard park. Yea! Everybody in your state thinks what a great deal. You are all great people and you deserve it. Then the state next to you gets federal funds for a new roller coaster. Whoa, you think. What kind of waste of American taxpayers’ money is that- a roller coaster? This is the dilemma that Joel Miller, guest of Chuck

Raming on the Run

Bonnie Dillabough — Thu, 15 Dec 2005 15:41:00 PST

Robert Thomas Raming is back once more on the Chuck Harder show, For the People. Raming, author of “War and the Death of the American Dream” is never shy about expressing his opinions and he does not hesitate to do so on this episode. He starts in by saying that Chuck’s previous guest (Richard Troxell of UniversalLivingWae.org) is really just saying mumbo-jumble when it comes to Troxell’s plan.

How Efficient Can You Be on $5.15 an Hour?

Bonnie Dillabough — Thu, 15 Dec 2005 15:40:00 PST

Could you manage to live on a $5.15/hour wage? Let’s see… at $5.15 for 40 hours that would give you $206.00 a week or $824.00 a month. Now if you lived in Ransom, ND you might be able to just make it if you lived by yourself and lived in an efficiency apartment (one with no separate bedroom). There, an efficiency goes for an average of $255/month. However, if you lived in say, Santa Cruz, CA,

Three Months and Counting

Bonnie Dillabough — Mon, 12 Dec 2005 14:27:00 PST

If you and I were able to be down on the Gulf Coast we would be able to see first hand the destruction that is still evident from the wrath of Katrina. But I live in the snowy mountains of Vermont and so I depend upon others to keep me up to date with the progress that is going on in the hurricane ravaged areas. What I heard today on Chuck Harder’s show, For the People, is not encouraging. His

Missing Agenda Item

Bonnie Dillabough — Mon, 12 Dec 2005 14:26:00 PST

The World Trade Organization meeting in Hong Kong starts tomorrow so it is appropriate that Chuck Harder, host of For the People on TalkStarRadio, has as his guest. Alan Tonelson. Tonelson is the author of the book, “The Race to the Bottom: Why a Worldwide Worker Surplus and Uncontrolled Free Trade are Sinking American Living Standards”. Tonelson says that America is now a service economy and that

Homeless in Your Town

Bonnie Dillabough — Fri, 09 Dec 2005 15:06:00 PST

Being homeless in the United States of America is something most of us would either like to ignore or better yet make believe that it doesn’t even exist. But that’s not the case. William D. Lewis knows. So does Chuck Harder. Both have experienced being homeless first hand. Lewis is the guest of Chuck Harder on his TalkStarRadio program, For the People. Lewis has written a book titled “Imagine

What a Revolting Development This Is

Bonnie Dillabough — Thu, 08 Dec 2005 14:08:00 PST

The state of health in our health care system is on the agenda today. Actually, it is probably more accurate to say the state of ill health. The guest of Chuck Harder is Colin Gordon, PhD. who is a professor at the University of Iowa and author of a book titled “Dead on Arrival: The Politics of Health Care in Twentieth Century America”. Chuck takes the mic (it is his show) and tells the tale of

Adding to the Geography Lesson

Bonnie Dillabough — Wed, 07 Dec 2005 17:24:00 PST

Can we get out of Iraq honorably? That’s the question to Peter de Krassel, author of “Custom Maid for New World Disorder” and guest of Chuck Harder on his show, For the People. De Krassel’s answer is “yes, but not with the policies that are currently in place in Washington”. He also says that he believes that Iraq should be three separate countries-one for the Kurds, one for the Shiites, and one

Yachts and Rowboats

Bonnie Dillabough — Tue, 06 Dec 2005 13:55:00 PST

Remember the old song, “Row, Row, Row your Boat”? Remember the line about “life is but a dream”? Life probably doesn’t feel much like a dream to many Americans right now and their rowboats seem to be springing leaks. That’s the message that Liz Stanton of United for a Fair Economy (FairEconomy.org) brings to Chuck Harder’s show, For the People. The only things that have kept the economy afloat in

Miami or Little Havana?

Bonnie Dillabough — Mon, 05 Dec 2005 14:33:00 PST

Chuck Harder invites Frosty (no, I did not make up the name even if it is freezing outside) Wooldridge to his show for a discussion of immigration problems and concerns in America. Frosty, says Chuck, is an immigration expert. Chuck starts this program by asking what Frosty’s top five worries are regarding immigration and Frosty does not hesitate but shoots them out with rapid fire precision. 1)

The Dr. Bob Martin Show

Bonnie Dillabough — Fri, 02 Dec 2005 17:05:00 PST

Good Politics Radio is pleased to be able to podcast the Dr. Bob Martin show for your listening pleasure . Dr. Bob believes that information is the key to good health, and takes every opportunity to share his knowledge through consumer lectures, newspapers and radio health talk programs throughout the United States and Canada. The interactive call-in programs focus on giving listeners health

Once Upon a Time, Maybe in the Future

Bonnie Dillabough — Fri, 02 Dec 2005 14:14:00 PST

Do you remember the fairy tale of the king that had a look-alike? The two changed places for a while and the king lived with the common people. It was an eye-opening experience for the royal. Now, what would happen if every business owner had to live in the community where the business was located? Do you think there might be more accountability to the people in that community than if the owner

The Broken Ladder

Bonnie Dillabough — Wed, 30 Nov 2005 20:13:00 PST

Can you imagine an old wooden ladder with broken and missing rungs? That’s the image that popped in my head as I listened to Paul Craig Roberts on this episode of Chuck Harder’s show, For the People. Mr. Roberts is the former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury during the Reagan Administration as well as a well known and award-winning columnist. He discusses with Chuck their joint belief that we-

FYI -Chuck Harder

Bonnie Dillabough — Mon, 28 Nov 2005 20:28:00 PST

Did you know that you can access more Chuck Harder podcasts by going to GoodPoliticsRadio.com/vermont/vermontpodcast and GoodPoliticsRadio.com/Minnesota? Check them out!

Vanishing Class

Bonnie Dillabough — Mon, 28 Nov 2005 20:16:00 PST

I consider myself to be a part of the middle class in America. I, thankfully, have enough food to eat and a good roof over my head but, on the other hand, I definitely do not have a Porsche in my driveway nor does my roof cover an enormous mansion. According to the guest of Chuck Harder on his show, For the People, I am part of a fast disappearing segment of the population. Dr. Dennis Cuddy, PhD

Victor's Visions

Bonnie Dillabough — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 12:19:00 PST

Victor Mordecai is back visiting with host Chuck Harder and again the conversation is about the influence and impact of the fanatic faction of Islam. Victor is passionate about his beliefs and his visits with Chuck are always interesting. He says that the word in Israel is that Al Qa’ida is responsible for the rioting in France. Hmmm. If you are wondering if the Mexicans who cross our border would