GrokTALK! Aug 22nd, 2015 Hour Two
In Hour two our guests are Emily Sandblade and Thumbtack.com chief economist Jon Lieber
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GrokTALK! Aug 22nd, 2015 Hour Two
In Hour two our guests are Emily Sandblade and Thumbtack.com chief economist Jon Lieber
40 Days For Life
We continue with New Hampshire Right to Life’s Darlene Pawlik on this years 40 Days for Life, which begins in September. We also discuss an upcoming Planned Parenthood protest, post abortive training opportunities for medical personnel looking to assist women who have had traumatic pregnancies, and the NHRTL fundraiser in October.
On Matters of Personhood
Pro-Life Speaker Darlene Pawlik joins us to discuss Pillars of Personhood training, and the upcoming ‘Bringing America back to Life Convention‘ on Sept 18th and 19th in Nashua, New Hampshire.
Unintended Consequences
We continue with New Hampshire Liberty Alliance Chair Paul Best, with a focus on looking at proposed legislation with the potential for unintended consequences.
Looking For Liberty In All The Right Places
New Hampshire Liberty Alliance Chair Paul Best joins us to talk about the latest Liberty Rating, a report that ranks members of the legislature, how it is compiled, and some of the limitations.
GrokTALK! – August 15th 2015 Hour One
This week in Hour One we are joined by New Hampshire Liberty Alliance Chair Paul Best, and Pro-life speaker and activist Darlene Pawlik.
GrokTALK! – August 15th 2015 Hour Two
In hour two we are joined by New Hampshire House Rep. John Burt, and Senior Writer for National Journal – John Judis.
Hassan vs Ayotte
Is Gov. Hassan going to challenge Kelly Ayotte for a US Senate seat in NH? If not, who? And what about Kelly and the new PAC that has risen to support her called “Commitments Kept”?
NHRTL vs. Planned Parenthood
New Hampshire Right to Life has to return to court to find out if Planned Parenthood of New England is following federal protocols with regard to dispensing chemical abortion drugs. Jane Cormier from NHRTL explains that and another case, right after telling us about how she was on Hannity and part of a Frank Luntz … Read more
If Trafficking in Baby Parts Isn’t Enough…
New Hampshire’s Executive Council recently voted to keep General fund tax revenue from funding a few local planned parenthood parts departments. We discuss the activist effort in NH to keep tax-dollars out of the abortion business, and why.
Debating Debates with DaTechGuy Pete Ingemi
In this segment we did a dual broadcast live with Pete Ingemi who was broadcasting live on WCRN at the same time. The topic? The Republican Debates.
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
This week we opened with a list of possible Whiskey Tango Foxtrot’s for the week including Palin Parts, Lois Lerner, Barack’s Diet, the EPA, Eric Holder’s “shooter,” and the rising bureaucratic tide in DC. And we introduce future recurring guest…Haggie Masson.
August 8th, 2015 Hour One
IN Hour one we introduce future recurrign guest Haggie Masson, Discuss the weeks options for the WTF, and discuss the recent debates with Pete Ingemi on WCRN. Then Jane Cormier joins us to discuss current legal cases involving New Hampshire Right to Life.
August 8th, 2015 Hour Two
In Hour two we talk to David Bozell from For America about the Republican debates. Then, it’s what Democrat is running against Ayotte if not Hassan, and are any Republicans running against Ayotte? Then its the new “Grassroots Group” focused on helping Kelly Ayotte called “Commitments Kept.” What commitments, we try to work that out.
America’s Pension Crisis part 2
ICYMI – part two of our interview with Lawrence J. McQuillan, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Entrepreneurial Innovation at the Independent Institute and author of CALIFORNIA DREAMING: Lessons on How to Resolve America’s Public Pension Crisis.
America’s Pension Crisis
Our guest is Lawrence J. McQuillan, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Entrepreneurial Innovation at the Independent Institute and author of CALIFORNIA DREAMING: Lessons on How to Resolve America’s Public Pension Crisis
Inclusiveness Requires Censorship?
The big story last week was a University Language guide that finger-wagged “problematic” words in order to create a more inclusive campus environment. The story went national. We discuss why removing the guide doesn’t change the culture that birthed it, then move on to our next guest to discuss the debate on legalizing drugs.
School Choice And the Regulatory State
Greg Moore from AFP joins us to talk about Milton Friedman, Free lunch, School choice, and the encroaching regulatory state.
Ambassador Gregory Slayton
Ambassador Gregory Slayton joins us to explain why he and his family are supporting Scott Walker as the Republican Nominee for President.
How The Word ‘American’ Became Problematic
The big news this week was a University of New Hampshire Language Guide that explained what words were problematic in conversation and should be avoided to foster diversity and “inclusiveness.” We journey back to the 1990’s with our Ed expert Jorge Mesa-Tejada to explain when this problem with the word “American” began.