With our apologies to Max Abramson who, unknown to us, was at the door but could not get in. We have no idea how that happened but we’ll get him back in soon. Sans Max, Skip and Steve promote the Seacoast Freedom Festival, talk about hot the media got last weeks honor your oath rally … Read more
Dr. Julianne Cooper visits GrokTALK! to chat about a Liberal education, Common Core, Teenage brains, surviving 25 years in the White Tower, Learning 9 to 5, and how those ‘new’ progressive ideas you keep hearing about are not as new as you think. Note: Individual guest segements will be posted throughout the day today. You … Read more
In Segment four we talk with Josh Youssef, local small business owner and former candidate for the New Hampshire State Senate, about HB 370 (repealing education choice), State Senator Andrew Hosmer, education in general, what the Teachers Unions are actually after, and more. (With Dr. Julianne Cooper who sticks around to add to the conversation.) … Read more
This week on GrokTALK! – Dr. Julianne Cooper visits to talk about a Liberal education, Common Core, Teenage brains, surviving 25 years in the White Tower, Learning 9 to 5, and how those ‘new’ progressive ideas you keep hearing about are not as new as you think. – We talk with Josh Youssef about HB … Read more
In just a few hours we’ll be recording this weeks podcast- aired Sunday on GraniteGrok.com and Tuesday 7pm EST on AC Nation Radio. This week we talk to Seacoast Liberty activist Max Abramson about next weeks Seacoast Freedom Festival. Dr. Julianne Cooper from Liberty Acadamy will be on the program to discuss Common Core and … Read more
Starting tonight, at 7pm Eastern Standard Time, AC Nation Radio will carry GrokTALK! every Tuesday evening. This is a weekly re-broadcast of our entire pre-recorded podcast for the AC Nation audience. AC Nation Media hosts a growing line-up of conservative talk programming which currently includes GrokTALK!. The Mayflower Brothers, On the Edge with Allen Poteshman, … Read more
Welcome back GrokTALK! This week we talk to Activist Kevin Bloom about both the nano-brewery and Industrial Hemp bills working their way through the New Hampshire Legislature. We sit down with former State Senator Gary Lambert to discuss the GOP Autopsy report. And Ellen Kolb joins us to talk about Life, Religious Liberty and the … Read more
In Segment Two of this weeks podcast Skip and Steve speak with Kevin Bloom about HB 153 and HB 253, the industrial hemp bill and the nano-brewery bill, both making their way through the New Hampshire legislature. Hemp and Beer on GrokTALK! The full April 13th podcast is available here . Follow the link if … Read more
In Segment Three of this weeks podcast Skip and Steve speak with Marine Col. Gary Lambert, former State Senator from Nashua, about the GOP Growth Opportunity Project, also known as the GOP Autopsy Report. Due to a technical problem this segment was cut short. The full April 13th podcast is available here . If you … Read more
In the Fourth and final Segment of this weeks podcast Skip and Steve talk with longtime New Hampshire life Advocate Ellen Kolb about the HHS mandate, the GOP and Social Issues, Kermit the Killer Gosnell, the missing media, Planned Parenthood and more. Due to a technical problem the first few minute of this segment were … Read more
The full April 13th podcast went up here earlier today, but now it is time to break it down into the more digestible bits. In Segment one of this weeks podcast Skip and Steve manage to talk about sovereignty, hose, tangent alerts, extremism, our sexy and modern constitution, ACNation media, WMUR, skiing through Global Warming, … Read more
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GrokTALK! is back. We are booking guests to discuss bills and issues, local, state and national. We record the podcast on Saturday from 9-11 am at the CNHT Offices at 8 North Main Street in Concord. If you would like to be a guest tell me the date you are available and what you’d like … Read more
Skip and I took a trip to the new studio location, set up some stuff, and then proceeded to ramble on the record for about 45 minutes. The podcast part works great. For your sampling enjoyment I cut the podcast into 4 easily digestible sections. There are no production edits, no blurbs or bumpers, just … Read more
As we go through the process of Getting GrokTALK! back on the air, there are little things that need doing. This is one of those little things; playing around with tip-jar graphics. GrokTALK!, like GraniteGrok, is a personal hobby for all of us but there are expenses associated with the site and the program. More … Read more
Still playing with my buttons. I think I like this one….better. And I resolved a glitch with the link.
Will it creep up on you like a Democrat looking for new taxes in the night…or barrel toward you like a Mack truck, air horns blaring! Whichever it is, it is coming soon to a podcast near you. Only we know for sure when, but soon — you’ll know too.
This is a bit rough, but I figured I’d best give it a go. It’s an angle I have been thinking about for a while but had not had the time to explore–and may not actually have time to explore–but nothing ventured nothing gained. Yes, audio blogging, podcasting, SteveCasting if you like. An aural adventure … Read more
[Update 2] Still…nothing works, well–my laptop works. But we’ve got video. [Update] Nothing works…but I’m still trying to make it happen. Well….This is something of an experiment. Let’s call it GrokTalk channel 2. And if it works we’ll be Starting at 11:45 (ish). We will attempt to broadcast audio only today from the Hillsborough County … Read more
The ‘Grok went to the Ovide Lamontagne reception last Saturday evening and the videos are here, here, here, and here). We also had the chance to do a couple of GrokTALK! Special interviews. First one was with DaTechGuy (Pete Ingemi) and being from Massachusetts, he wanted to discuss what he had just observed (his post … Read more