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Category Archives: Journalism
Scott Thomas Anderson Interview — Podcast October 2, 2017
The Cutting Four-Piece: Scott Thomas Anderson, Investigative Reporter, On the Crime and Tragedy of Prison Overcrowding. Mike Cosentino interviews Scott Thomas Anderson, crime reporter for the Sacramento News and Review. His book, The Cutting Four-Piece, offers an illuminating tour through the … Continue reading
Posted in Corrections Policy, Criminal Justice Reform, Digital Revolution, Interviews, Investigative Journalism, Journalism, Judicial System, Justice System, Law Enforcement, Mass Incarceration, National Politics, Penology, Podcasts, Policing, Private Prisons, Public Accountability, War On Drugs
Tagged Corrections Corporation of America, Geo Group, Law Enforcement Action Partnership, LEAP, Literary Journalism, Public Safety Realignment initiative, Sacramento News and Review, Scott Thomas Anderson
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Matthew Goodwin Interview — Podcast May 29, 2017
Infotainment, Propaganda, and Self-Aggrandizing Media Empires: The Demise of What We Once Thought Of As Objective Journalism, and What It Means For the General Welfare. Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson ask Matt Goodwin, Professor of Philosophy at Northern Arizona University, and one of the founders … Continue reading
Posted in Conspiracy Theories, Corruption, Cultural Change, Democratic Governance, Digital Revolution, Disinformation, Ethics, Interviews, Investigative Journalism, Journalism, Mass Media, Media Campaigns, National Politics, Philosophy, Podcasts, Political Lies, Propaganda, Scandal Mongering
Tagged Access Journalism, Infotainment, Matthew Goodwin, Media Consolidation, Objective Journalism
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Paul Horner Interview — Podcast February 6, 2017
Fake News, Satire, and the Bottom Line: What Paul Horner’s Fake News Tells Us About the Supposedly Ancient and Honorable Concept of Objective News Reporting. The Democratic Perspective tag-team talks to Paul Horner, (in)famous manufacturer of Internet hoaxes, about how our national political divisions … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Change, Democratic Governance, Digital Revolution, Disinformation, Elections, Interviews, Journalism, LIberals and Conservatives, Mass Media, Media Campaigns, National Politics, Podcasts, Political Lies, Political Polarization, Presidential Elections, Propaganda, Technology
Tagged Alt-right, Facebook, Fake News, Paul Horner, Satire, The Onion
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Gary LaMaster, Author and Democratic Perspective Contributor, Talks About His New Book — Podcast March 28, 2016
Setting the Record Straight: A Catalog of Political Misinformation. Long-time Democratic Perspective contributor Gary LaMaster talks with us about his new book, Antidote to Fact-Free Politics: Debunking the Falsehoods, Fabrications and Distortions Told by Conservatives and Perpetuated by the Media. It’s a truism that … Continue reading
Posted in Disinformation, Elections, Government, Interviews, Journalism, Mass Media, Media Campaigns, National Politics, Podcasts, Propaganda
Tagged Fact-Free Politics, Gary LaMaster
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Matt Capalby Interview — Podcast August 24, 2015
Arizona: the State of the State, the State of State Politics. Democratic Perspective’s intrepid investigative staff interviews Matt Capalby — Kingman native, Arizona Democratic Party stalwart, and highly regarded political consultant — about the state of play in Arizona politics as the 2016 race … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Economy, Arizona Politics, Campaign Finance, Citizens United, Dark Money, Education Policy, Elections, Energy Policy, Environmental Issues, Immigration, Income Inequality, Interviews, Jobs and Employment, Journalism, Justice System, Law Enforcement, Local Politics, Mass Media, Media Campaigns, Podcasts, Polling, Public Education, Public Lands, Taxation, Water Policy
Tagged Ann Kirkpatrick, Arizona Democratic Party, Arizona LD 1, Arizona LD 6, Arizona State Legislature v. Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission, AZ LD 1, AZ LD 6, John McCain, Matt Capalby, Tom O'Halleran, US Congressional Races, US Senate Race
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The New Gilded Age: History Doesn’t Repeat Itself, But It Does Rhyme — Podcast August 17, 2015
Oligarchs Then and Now: Democracy and the Distribution of Wealth. Democratic Perspective goes another round with the oligarchs. Mike Cosentino, Gary LaMaster, and Steve Williamson discuss what’s driving the increased concentration of wealth in the United States today, and why it poses … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Campaign Finance, Capital Accumulation, Capitalism, Citizens United, Class Conflict, Corruption, Dark Money, De-regulation, Democratic Governance, Economic Policy, Entitlements, Government, Income Inequality, Journalism, Mass Media, Minimum Wage, National Politics, Podcasts, Propaganda, Regulatory Agencies, Social Contract, Social Security, Taxation, Unemployment
Tagged Death Tax, Donald Trump, Estate Tax, Foreign News Bureaus, Fox News, Grover Norquist, Newt Gingrich, Ralph Reed, Richard Nixon, Roger Ailes, Ronald Reagan, Rupert Murdoch
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Fair and Balanced: the Trivialization of American Journalism — Podcast January 5, 2015
Not What You Want to Know, but What You Need to Know? Not Any More: Mike Cosentino, Gary LaMaster, and Steve Williamson look at the dismal state of current American media reporting. Consolidation of ownership, 24/7/365 news cycles, infotainment and the ratings … Continue reading
Posted in Disinformation, Investigative Journalism, Journalism, LIberals and Conservatives, Mass Media, National Politics, Podcasts, Political Lies
Tagged Benghazi, CBS News, CNN, Corporate Media Consolidation, Ebola, Edward R Murrow, Fox News, immigration, MSNBC, Roger Ailes, Rupert Murdoch
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2014: Democratic Perspective’s Year in Review — Podcast December 29, 2014
Looking Back AND Forward: Democratic Perspective’s 2014 in Review. Mike Cosentino, Gary LaMaster, and Steve Williamson review the most prominent themes of Democratic Perspective’s broadcasts in 2014. From the growing inequality in income and wealth in the U.S. to dark money and phony Republican scandals in national … Continue reading
Posted in Affordable Care Act, Anti-Federalism, Anti-Gay Discrimination, Arizona Economy, Arizona Politics, Bigotry, Capital Accumulation, Capitalism, Citizens United, Civil Rights, Class Conflict, Conservatives and Reactionaries, Constitutional Issues, Corruption, Dark Money, Democratic Governance, Department of Veterans Affairs, Domestic Extremism, Economic Policy, Economic Theory, Government, Immigration, Income Inequality, Jobs and Employment, Journalism, Law Enforcement, LGBT Issues, Localist Movement, Marriage Equality, Mass Incarceration, Middle East, Middle East Policy, National Politics, National Security, Nullification, Paul Gosar, Podcasts, Political Action Committees, Political Contributions, Political Lies, Political Polarization, Racism, Scandal Mongering, Supreme Court, Unemployment, Veterans' Issues
Tagged Arizona Corporation Commission, Benjamin I. Page, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, Doug Ducey, Dream Act, Inherited Wealth, Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, Martin Gilens, OLLI, Osher Lifelong Learning Istitute, Robert Oliphant, Ruth Wicks, Secessionists, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Thomas Piketty, Yavapai College
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Michael Lacey Interview — Podcast September 15, 2014
“A Wonderful Way for Malcontents To Make a Living”: Michael Lacey On the Future of Investigative Journalism. Michael Lacey, with his partner Jim Larkin, a founder, and for 35 years the Executive Editor of the award-winning Phoenix New Times, joins Democratic Perspective hosts Gary LaMaster and … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Newspapers, Housekeeping, Interviews, Investigative Journalism, Journalism, Podcasts
Tagged Andrew Thomas, Arizona Republic, Jim Larkin, Kent State Massacre, Lisa Aubuchon, Michael Lacey, Phoenix New Times, Sheriff Joe Arpaio
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