NEWS JUNKIES Show 8 - November 20

NEWS JUNKIES Show 8 - November 20

Guests:

Professor Steven Michels from SHU's Department of Government and Politics

Student Co-Hosts Lacey Gilleran, Rob Coloney

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Lacey Gilleran and the Entertainment Fix:

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Professor of Economics Khawaja Mamun joins in.

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Podcast 1 & more conversation - SHU Students on the Economy by Lacey Gilleran, Kaitlyn Neuman and Ali Kaba

Podcast 2 - SHU Students on the Economy by Noelle Gharbi, Brendan Foley

with additional conversation with Professor of Psychology Shirley Pavone and Host of Weekly Bread Sam Dowd

Project: CyberTribe segment with Erin Howard

And as always - Prof. Damon Maulucci with the 5 Minute Fix

News Junkies Show 7 Nov 13 2008

Another action packed show with Student Co-Hosts Sam Dowd (Host of 'Weekly Bread' also here on whrtradio.com) and Leah Gallagher

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Prof. Michael Reynolds from the Department of Media Studies and Digital Culture on the post election news

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One Campaign Student Activist Scott Matheson

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The Five Minute Fix with Prof. Damon Maulucci

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News Junkies Show 6 - November 6 2008

What a show! Professor Gary Rose from the department of Government and Politics was in the studio along with SHU Student Govt. President Matt Telvi and my great co-hosts Sarah Prial and Lacey Gilleran.

Special Segment - The Full Audio of opinions on the election - 

Voices from SHU

Listen to our opening News Junkie Headline Roundup Here 36:00

Professor Gary Rose Joins in Part 1  16:34  - Part 2  43:57

Special Segment - "Phoning It In" guest SHU Alum Matt Libassi  4:30

Special Segment - Project: CyberTribe "B-Boyz" with Adrian Fitzsimon 5:54

Special Segment - Five Minute Fix - A quick chat among News Junkies with Damon Maulucci

What's at Stake

I just found this amazing pictorial on the working poor of Troy New York. Today as we go to the polls we have so much at stake but out there even amidst the high turnout are those on the lowest rungs of the financial scale and only one candidate has consistently talked about poverty while the other created a mockery of the middle class with the Joe-the-Plumber gimmick. Those working poor may not even know who is running but they'll certainly feel the effects of more of the same failed economic policies. Vote for change and vote for a government that works for those who struggle to keep their head above the water of this "trickle-down" economy.

Brenda Ann Kenneally captures the female working poor and culture of incarceration in Troy, NY, where the presidential race has little resonance.

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