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SK 55 - Live Episode 6 (May 29, 2007)

05.29.2007 | Category Podcasts

SK 54 - Live Episode 5 (May 22, 2007)

05.22.2007 | Category Podcasts

We begin the show with a quick look at the green-ing of New York taxis and the presidential candidacies of current and former New York mayors. We are then joined by Ann Eldridge Malone, Executive Director of the Alliance to Defend Health Care, to discuss the shortcomings of the current Massachusetts health insurance law and how the “medical-industrial complex” is hindering efforts to move toward universal single-payer health care.

SK 53 - Live Episode 4 (May 15, 2007)

05.15.2007 | Category Podcasts

Our thoughts about the significant losses in the honeybee population (it’s more important than you might have thought) and about the use of humor in campaign ads aired by Bill Richardson lead off the program. We then interview Shannon Senior, who has been spearheading efforts to hold up the construction of a new Wal-Mart in Worcester.

SK 52 - Live Episode 3 (May 8, 2007)

05.08.2007 | Category Podcasts

We begin with a discussion about the possible arrival of Wal-Mart in Worcester and the efforts being made to stall, or even prevent, construction. Then we speak with Andy Wasif, co-author of How to Talk to a Yankee Fan, and founder of Sox Fan University.

SK 51 - Live Episode 2 (April 24, 2007)

04.24.2007 | Category Podcasts

After discussing some of the chilling characteristics of the Bush Administration, we discuss the current politics of sex education and abortion with Angus McQuilken, Director of Public Relations and Government Affairs of Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts.

SK 50 - Live Episode 1 (April 17, 2007)

04.17.2007 | Category Podcasts

Saint Kermit returns after a four-month hiatus, with its first live episode on Talkshoe. Grace Ross joins Jim, Tony, Janine and Mike to discuss the early months of the Deval Patrick administration and her own efforts in Worcester and around the state.

SK 49 - The Spirit of the Season (enhanced)

12.18.2006 | Category Podcasts
While Jim is off Welcoming the Yule at the Christmas Revels, Mary Hess joins Tony to discuss Mitt Romney’s flip-flops on a number of issues including gay marriage. We also ponder the messages of hope coming from politicians such as Deval Patrick and Barak Obama. Mary and Tony interview liturgical musician Marty Haugen.  Haugen is best known for a 25-year career composing over 400 pieces for Christian congregations, but his latest release, In the Days to Come, is a collaboration with percussionist Marc Anderson in which they offer songs of peace, the compositions based in musical styles from around the world and from the world’s major religious traditions.
This week’s musical selection is a track from Haugen’s In the Days to Come. It’s a song built around a Buddhist chant, entitled “Gate, Gate” (pronounced Gah-tay, Gah-tay). The sports crew discusses the holiday gift list of the Boston sports teams.

SK 49 - The Spirit of the Season

12.18.2006 | Category Podcasts
While Jim is off Welcoming the Yule at the Christmas Revels, Mary Hess joins Tony to discuss Mitt Romney’s flip-flops on a number of issues including gay marriage. We also ponder the messages of hope coming from politicians such as Deval Patrick and Barak Obama. Mary and Tony interview liturgical musician Marty Haugen.  Haugen is best known for a 25-year career composing over 400 pieces for Christian congregations, but his latest release, In the Days to Come, is a collaboration with percussionist Marc Anderson in which they offer songs of peace, the compositions based in musical styles from around the world and from the world’s major religious traditions.
This week’s musical selection is a track from Haugen’s In the Days to Come. It’s a song built around a Buddhist chant, entitled “Gate, Gate” (pronounced Gah-tay, Gah-tay). The sports crew discusses the holiday gift list of the Boston sports teams.

SK 48 - And the Third Shall Be First

12.04.2006 | Category Podcasts
Inspired (if you want to call it that) by the early beginning of the 2008 Presidential campaign, Tony and Jim take a look at this weekend’s (Canadian) Liberal Party leadership convention, where neither of the top two candidates came home with the prize, and how this relates to continuing efforts to enact instant runoff voting in Massachusetts and elsewhere. We interview Kate Forsythe and Malcolm Littlefield, two members of the Homeschoolers’ UN Club.  They discuss their participation in the Bentley College Model United Nations program, the place of youth in activism, and their specific goal, US ratifaction of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

For more information about the group, contact lirilanu@charter.net.

SK 47 - Hot Stuff (enhanced)

11.20.2006 | Category Podcasts
 
Jim and Mike discuss the results of the Massachusetts elections as they concern the candidates of the Green-Rainbow and Working Families Parties, and what’s in store for those candidates and parties.They then discuss the importance of community media, as exemplified by the 20th anniversary of WCCA in Worcester (for local community) and the birth of Al Jazeera International in English (for the global community). Ann Hancock is the Executive Director of the Climate Protection Campaign, a California-based organization that is working to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases generated in and around Sonoma County. Its mission is “to create a positive future for our children and all life by inspiring action in response to the climate crisis.”The organization’s current fundraising effort is the ecobabes calendar. It’s good way to have some fun with a serious topic. Perhaps it’s a good holiday present, too.
 
Nothing this week but a shameless plug   The sports crew discusses this past weekend’s real National Championship game - between Michigan and Ohio State - and the state of the Red Sox hot stove season.

SK 47 - Hot Stuff

11.20.2006 | Category Podcasts
Jim and Mike discuss the results of the Massachusetts elections as they concern the candidates of the Green-Rainbow and Working Families Parties, and what’s in store for those candidates and parties.They then discuss the importance of community media, as exemplified by the 20th anniversary of WCCA in Worcester (for local community) and the birth of Al Jazeera International in English (for the global community). Ann Hancock is the Executive Director of the Climate Protection Campaign, a California-based organization that is working to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases generated in and around Sonoma County. Its mission is “to create a positive future for our children and all life by inspiring action in response to the climate crisis.”The organization’s current fundraising effort is the ecobabes calendar. It’s good way to have some fun with a serious topic. Perhaps it’s a good holiday present, too.
Nothing this week but a shameless plug The sports crew discusses this past weekend’s real National Championship game - between Michigan and Ohio State - and the state of the Red Sox hot stove season.

SK 46 - Democrats, Democrats Everywhere (enhanced)

11.06.2006 | Category Podcasts
Jim and Mike explore the possibility of a Democrat-controlled Congress in Washington, what we might expect from the White House in response, and how the Democrat-controlled Massachusetts legislature of recent years might be offered as a useful illustration. We interview Andy Stern, President of the Service Employees International Union and author of A Country That Works, and Anna Burger, the chair of the Change to Win Coalition, about the role of 21st century unions in the global economy, American politics and in the lives of unions members and non-union members alike.

We welcome Worcester’s Mauro DePasquale, with his composition “In Your Hands”.  In addition to his own work, Mauro performs with several other performers, including the Johnny Dollar Experiment.

The sports crew ventures down to Foxboro to talk about tailgating and why it is better than the game itself.

SK 46 - Democrats, Democrats Everywhere

11.06.2006 | Category Podcasts
Jim and Mike explore the possibility of a Democrat-controlled Congress in Washington, what we might expect from the White House in response, and how the Democrat-controlled Massachusetts legislature of recent years might be offered as a useful illustration. We interview Andy Stern, President of the Service Employees International Union and author of A Country That Works, and Anna Burger, the chair of the Change to Win Coalition, about the role of 21st century unions in the global economy, American politics and in the lives of unions members and non-union members alike.

We welcome Worcester’s Mauro DePasquale, with his composition “In Your Hands”. In addition to his own work, Mauro performs with several other performers, including the Johnny Dollar Experiment.

The sports crew ventures down to Foxboro to talk about tailgating and why it is better than the game itself.

SK 45 - The WCCA Roundtable (enhanced)

10.29.2006 | Category Podcasts
Recorded live at WCCA in Worcester, Saint Kermit hosted its second political roundtable discussion.  Joining Jim were:

We discuss the state of the gubernatorial campaign, and what we expect to happen after November 7 (including the November 9 constitutional convention).

Elizabeth Butters, a student at Wellesley College, joins us with her rendition of “Wildwood Flower” on the dulcimer.

The sports crew couldn’t avoid talking about some baseball with the Cards winning the series and how the Tigers basically did themselves in, reviewed the concept of “the grass is always greener” as it pertains to perceptions and exeptions with backup quarterbacks, i.e., Bledsoe/Romo contrasted with Bledsoe/Brady.

SK 45 - The WCCA Roundtable

10.29.2006 | Category Podcasts
Recorded live at WCCA in Worcester, Saint Kermit hosted its second political roundtable discussion.  Joining Jim were:

We discuss the state of the gubernatorial campaign, and what we expect to happen after November 7 (including the November 9 constitutional convention).

Elizabeth Butters, a student at Wellesley College, joins us with her rendition of “Wildwood Flower” on the dulcimer.

The sports crew couldn’t avoid talking about some baseball with the Cards winning the series and how the Tigers basically did themselves in, reviewed the concept of “the grass is always greener” as it pertains to perceptions and exeptions with backup quarterbacks, i.e., Bledsoe/Romo contrasted with Bledsoe/Brady.

SK 44 - Music To Our Ears (enhanced)

10.21.2006 | Category Podcasts
 
To begin, Mike interviews Rand Wilson about his current run for State Auditor under the banner of the Working Families Party and the prospects for Ballot Question 2.Mike and Jim then discuss the good and the bad of cross-endorsement, as well as Thursday’s gubernatorial debate. The sports crew discusses the re-emergence of Lou Pinella as manager for the Cubs and discuss the upcoming World Series and why, or why not, the Tigers will win it!
 

Before his recent performance in Framingham, we spoke with John McCutcheon, one of America’s most talented musicians and folk singers. We had a chance to discuss his music and his interest in the labor movement, political causes (although not necessarily politics) and baseball.For this week’s musical offering, we are playing “It’s the Economy, Stupid” from his most recent album Mightier Than the Sword., which was inspired by Wendell Berry’s book, Jayber Crow. (Because John has made so much great music, it was hard to pick one song to play, so we went thematic.)

John will be back in Massachusetts in Friday, December 1, at the Firehouse Coffeehouse in Littleton. If you have never heard him play (and we simply can’t do him justice on a 45 minute podcast), you should make every effort to attend.

SK 44 - Music To Our Ears

10.21.2006 | Category Podcasts
 
To begin, Mike interviews Rand Wilson about his current run for State Auditor under the banner of the Working Families Party and the prospects for Ballot Question 2.Mike and Jim then discuss the good and the bad of cross-endorsement, as well as Thursday’s gubernatorial debate. The sports crew discusses the re-emergence of Lou Pinella as manager for the Cubs and discuss the upcoming World Series and why, or why not, the Tigers will win it!
 

Before his recent performance in Framingham, we spoke with John McCutcheon, one of America’s most talented musicians and folk singers. We had a chance to discuss his music and his interest in the labor movement, political causes (although not necessarily politics) and baseball.For this week’s musical offering, we are playing “It’s the Economy, Stupid” from his most recent album Mightier Than the Sword., which was inspired by Wendell Berry’s book, Jayber Crow. (Because John has made so much great music, it was hard to pick one song to play, so we went thematic.)

John will be back in Massachusetts in Friday, December 1, at the Firehouse Coffeehouse in Littleton. If you have never heard him play (and we simply can’t do him justice on a 45 minute podcast), you should make every effort to attend.

SK 43 - Frank Talk (enhanced)

10.16.2006 | Category Podcasts
Mike and Jim review the increase in mudslinging in the Massachusetts gubernatorial campaign, and consider the challenges that the Green-Rainbow and Working Families parties obtain “official party” status as a result of the November 7 elections. Barney Frank is currently seeking his 14th term as a Member of Congress from Massachusetts. In this week’s interview, he discusses the challenges of partisan politics, the possibility of running for the Senate in 2008, and his push for more affordable housing.(To hear the full interview, including Congressman Frank’s view on the war on terrorism and the possible impeachment of President Bush, go to Saint Kermit Interviews.)

We’re lucky here at Saint Kermit this week to feature a yet-to-be-released song, “Her Blue Eyes,” from the popular western Massachusetts band National Carpet.Since taking the stage for the first time in October of 2004, National Carpet has been honing its lauded ragged rock attack for audiences by sharing the stage with many prominent regional and national acts including the Ware River Club, New Radiant Storm King, Mark Mulcahy, Tizzy, The Silver Lining, The Molenes, The Damnwells and Elf Power. “Her Blue Eyes” is scheduled to appear on National Carpet’s upcoming EP.

The sports crew, including guest ranter Colin Zick, discuss the need (?) for weeknight televised college football games, the Red Sox house cleaning of coaches, and the firing of Steve “Psycho” Lyons by Fox for making insensitive comments on the air.

SK 43 - Frank Talk

10.16.2006 | Category Podcasts
Mike and Jim review the increase in mudslinging in the Massachusetts gubernatorial campaign, and consider the challenges that the Green-Rainbow and Working Families parties obtain “official party” status as a result of the November 7 elections. Barney Frank is currently seeking his 14th term as a Member of Congress from Massachusetts. In this week’s interview, he discusses the challenges of partisan politics, the possibility of running for the Senate in 2008, and his push for more affordable housing.(To hear the full interview, including Congressman Frank’s view on the war on terrorism and the possible impeachment of President Bush, go to Saint Kermit Interviews.)

We’re lucky here at Saint Kermit this week to feature a yet-to-be-released song, “Her Blue Eyes,” from the popular western Massachusetts band National Carpet.Since taking the stage for the first time in October of 2004, National Carpet has been honing its lauded ragged rock attack for audiences by sharing the stage with many prominent regional and national acts including the Ware River Club, New Radiant Storm King, Mark Mulcahy, Tizzy, The Silver Lining, The Molenes, The Damnwells and Elf Power. “Her Blue Eyes” is scheduled to appear on National Carpet’s upcoming EP.

The sports crew, including guest ranter Colin Zick, discuss the need (?) for weeknight televised college football games, the Red Sox house cleaning of coaches, and the firing of Steve “Psycho” Lyons by Fox for making insensitive comments on the air.

SK 42 - Gubernatorial Interviews (enhanced)

10.09.2006 | Category Podcasts
With four weeks to go before Election Day, we offer the political insight of Christy Mihos and Grace Ross, two of the four candidates for Governor of Massachusetts. We think their opinions have been grossly overlooked by many in the mainstream media, so here is your opportunity to hear what they have to say on taxes, education, how they would really make a difference as governor, and our “anti-wonk” question.

This week, we feature Boston’s Rich Schroder, with “Never Happen Again” from his new recording Your Kind Words. According to his website, “Schroder demonstrates a flair for evocative entertainment as he makes his way through a generous handful of literate and colorful stories.  It is this flair and his enthusiasm for songwriting that have served as two critical building blocks of his burgeoning career.”

Jim and Jon explore what happens when bad people happen to good sporting events, and compare the responses of the local sports teams to in-stand incidents.

SK 42 - Gubernatorial Interviews

10.09.2006 | Category Podcasts
With four weeks to go before Election Day, we offer the political insight of Christy Mihos and Grace Ross, two of the four candidates for Governor of Massachusetts. We think their opinions have been grossly overlooked by many in the mainstream media, so here is your opportunity to hear what they have to say on taxes, education, how they would really make a difference as governor, and our “anti-wonk” question.

This week, we feature Boston’s Rich Schroder, with “Never Happen Again” from his new recording Your Kind Words. According to his website, “Schroder demonstrates a flair for evocative entertainment as he makes his way through a generous handful of literate and colorful stories.  It is this flair and his enthusiasm for songwriting that have served as two critical building blocks of his burgeoning career.”

Jim and Jon explore what happens when bad people happen to good sporting events, and compare the responses of the local sports teams to in-stand incidents.

SK 41 - Healthy Activism (enhanced)

10.02.2006 | Category Podcasts
 
Jim and Mike review some summertime victories for community activists in Worcester, outside of the usual political process. We also take a brief look at the Boston Globe’s editorial against multi-party debates. Michael and Jim welcome Pat LaMarche back to Saint Kermit to discuss the status of her campaign for governor of Maine, including (Dr. Blackman’s) in-depth review of Pat’s proposal for statewide universal health care.(The full interview is available at Saint Kermit Interviews.)
 

For this week’s song, we have former Massachusetts resident and current Asheville, NC Musician (under the nom de plume My Brother Zebulon) and 6;14 Films principal Rod Murphy. His song, “01550″ laments his hometown, Southbridge, MA, which was the focus of his directorial debut, Greater Southbridge“. The film, very soon to be available on DVD, has received high praise for its empathetic and humorous look at marginalized people. His music meanwhile has landed him a few spots opening for the likes of Bobby Bare Jr. and local Cambridge standouts Josh Lederman y Los Diablos.

  The sports crew revisit with San Diego Padre sports therapist, Kelly Calabrese, and discuss the upcoming baseball playoffs, which the Padres begin Tuesday against St. Louis.

SK 41 - Healthy Activism

10.02.2006 | Category Podcasts
Jim and Mike review some summertime victories for community activists in Worcester, outside of the usual political process. We also take a brief look at the Boston Globe’s editorial against multi-party debates. Michael and Jim welcome Pat LaMarche back to Saint Kermit to discuss the status of her campaign for governor of Maine, including (Dr. Blackman’s) in-depth review of Pat’s proposal for statewide universal health care.(The full interview is available at Saint Kermit Interviews.)

For this week’s song, we have former Massachusetts resident and current Asheville, NC Musician (under the nom de plume My Brother Zebulon) and 6;14 Films principal Rod Murphy. His song, “01550″ laments his hometown, Southbridge, MA, which was the focus of his directorial debut, Greater Southbridge“. The film, very soon to be available on DVD, has received high praise for its empathetic and humorous look at marginalized people. His music meanwhile has landed him a few spots opening for the likes of Bobby Bare Jr. and local Cambridge standouts Josh Lederman y Los Diablos.

The sports crew revisit with San Diego Padre sports therapist, Kelly Calabrese, and discuss the upcoming baseball playoffs, which the Padres begin Tuesday against St. Louis.

SK 40 - Energize (enhanced)

09.25.2006 | Category Podcasts
 
Three events of the week - one personal, one political and one religious - provide the basis of the opening rant:

  • Jim talks about the recent energy audit on his house, and why everyone should get one.
  • Mike and Jim discuss “power” politics, and why doing the “manly” thing is not necessarily the right thing.
  • Then Mike gives his opinion on the Pope’s recent speech - all of it, not just the parts you heard about this week.
Janine and Jim interview Charlot Lucien, a Haitian-born storyteller, artist and social commentator, who has been active in Boston’s Haitian community for many years. Charlot discusses his new soon-to-be released recording celebrating women in Haiti, his community and Haitian and Massachusetts politics.(An expanded version of the interview is available at Saint Kermit Interviews.)
 

Emeline Michael is known as “La Reine de la Chanson Creole”. From her most recent recording Rasin Kreyol, we present “Nasyon Soléy”, in which Emeline tells of the desire of many Haitians to return to their home country.Ms. Michel will be in Boston on October 14 for a fundraiser for the Association of Haitian Women in Boston, at John Hancock Hall, 180 Berkeley Street, from 7pm to Midnight.

  The sports crew discusses David Ortiz’s 51st and 52nd homeruns and the disappointment of the Red Sox 2006 season and looking forward to the 2007 season.

SK 40 - Energize

09.25.2006 | Category Podcasts
 
Three events of the week - one personal, one political and one religious - provide the basis of the opening rant:

  • Jim talks about the recent energy audit on his house, and why everyone should get one.
  • Mike and Jim discuss “power” politics, and why doing the “manly” thing is not necessarily the right thing.
  • Then Mike gives his opinion on the Pope’s recent speech - all of it, not just the parts you heard about this week.
Janine and Jim interview Charlot Lucien, a Haitian-born storyteller, artist and social commentator, who has been active in Boston’s Haitian community for many years. Charlot discusses his new soon-to-be released recording celebrating women in Haiti, his community and Haitian and Massachusetts politics.(An expanded version of the interview is available at Saint Kermit Interviews.)
 

Emeline Michael is known as “La Reine de la Chanson Creole”. From her most recent recording Rasin Kreyol, we present “Nasyon Soléy”, in which Emeline tells of the desire of many Haitians to return to their home country.Ms. Michel will be in Boston on October 14 for a fundraiser for the Association of Haitian Women in Boston, at John Hancock Hall, 180 Berkeley Street, from 7pm to Midnight.

  The sports crew discusses David Ortiz’s 51st and 52nd homeruns and the disappointment of the Red Sox 2006 season and looking forward to the 2007 season.

SK 39 - Democrat-cy in Action (enhanced)

09.18.2006 | Category Podcasts
Bringing the blogosphere to Saint Kermit, we feature a special roundtable discussion regarding the upcoming statewide Democratic primary on Tuesday. Joining Jim on the discussion about the races for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of State are:

This week we feature “Linear” by the Boston-based band, Plumerai, from their recently-released EP, Res Cogitans. Equally influenced by 80’s punk/postpunk, early 90’s british alternative, & modern art-rock; the results are shoegazing guitars, Patti Smith style vocals, tight drumming, & driving bass lines.

  The sports crew discusses this week’s Pat’s win against the NY Jets, the Reggie Bush fiasco, and the Red Sox double-headers against the Yankees and the surprise turnaround of Julian Tavarez.

SK 39 - Democrat-cy in Action

09.18.2006 | Category Podcasts
Bringing the blogosphere to Saint Kermit, we feature a special roundtable discussion regarding the upcoming statewide Democratic primary on Tuesday. Joining Jim on the discussion about the races for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of State are:

This week we feature “Linear” by the Boston-based band, Plumerai, from their recently-released EP, Res Cogitans. Equally influenced by 80’s punk/postpunk, early 90’s british alternative, & modern art-rock; the results are shoegazing guitars, Patti Smith style vocals, tight drumming, & driving bass lines.

  The sports crew discusses this week’s Pat’s win against the NY Jets, the Reggie Bush fiasco, and the Red Sox double-headers against the Yankees and the surprise turnaround of Julian Tavarez.

SK 38 - September 11 - No Title Necessary (enhanced)

09.11.2006 | Category Podcasts
Bothered by the politics surrounding ABC’s “Path to 9/11″, Michael and Jim lament the fact that we are cynical (we think justifiably) about the motivations and intentions of the President and his administration (and his party) since that fateful day. We interview Rev. Dr. Susan Suchocki Brown, minister at the First Church, Unitarian Universalist, in Leominster, and president of the Unitarian Universalist Trauma Response Ministry. She is also the fire department chaplain in Leominster. She was a first responder to the World Trade Center site five years ago, where she counseled many of the other rescuers at the site.

We pay tribute to the impending end of summer with this week’s song, “Feel Good Hit of the Summer” by Boston collective Copacetic Breeze Ensemble.

Started in 2002 by the Boston and Worcester rock scene veteran known now only as Charles, and with fluctuating membership by many Boston area rockers, CBE has composed music for radio, TV, and independent films. The group’s varied work has drawn comparisons to everyone from New Order to Broken Social Scene to Burt Bachrach.

The sports crew discusses the beginning of the NFL season, the wins and losses at the 2006 US Open, the exit of Andre Agassi, and the demise of the 2006 Red Sox season and who’s to blame.

SK 38 - September 11 - No Title Necessary

09.11.2006 | Category Podcasts
Bothered by the politics surrounding ABC’s “Path to 9/11″, Michael and Jim lament the fact that we are cynical (we think justifiably) about the motivations and intentions of the President and his administration (and his party) since that fateful day. We interview Rev. Dr. Susan Suchocki Brown, minister at the First Church, Unitarian Universalist, in Leominster, and president of the Unitarian Universalist Trauma Response Ministry. She is also the fire department chaplain in Leominster. She was a first responder to the World Trade Center site five years ago, where she counseled many of the other rescuers at the site.

We pay tribute to the impending end of summer with this week’s song, “Feel Good Hit of the Summer” by Boston collective Copacetic Breeze Ensemble.

Started in 2002 by the Boston and Worcester rock scene veteran known now only as Charles, and with fluctuating membership by many Boston area rockers, CBE has composed music for radio, TV, and independent films. The group’s varied work has drawn comparisons to everyone from New Order to Broken Social Scene to Burt Bachrach.

The sports crew discusses the beginning of the NFL season, the wins and losses at the 2006 US Open, the exit of Andre Agassi, and the demise of the 2006 Red Sox season and who’s to blame.

SK 37 - Race(s) (enhanced)

09.05.2006 | Category Podcasts
Jim and Mike take a look at high poverty rates across America, particularly in the African-American and Hispanic communities, and the fact that, in Massachusetts, wages across the population are going down.  We consider whether this is simply an issue of racism, or whether there are other issues to consider. We interview Jean Hay Bright, 2006 Democratic candidate for the US Senate in Maine.  She is challenging incumbent Olympia Snowe, focusing on the anti-war sentiment recently harnessed by Ned Lamont.

This week’s song is brought to us courtesy of Somerville’s contribution to the world of charismatic rock-star/singer-songwriterdom, Ad Frank. Along with his band, the Fast Easy Women, Ad contributes the title track to his 4th and most recent album, Ad Frank is the World’s Best Ex-Boyfriend, which debuted as the #16 most-added record on college radio upon its release. Stuff at Night has said, Ad’s “loquacious croon evokes early David Bowie or late Jarvis Cocker, with maybe a smidgen of Bryan Ferry’s I’m-world-weary- but-I-look-fabulous cynicism,” while Boston’s Weekly Dig proclaims, “He has a knack for elevating simple annoyances into elegant significance.”

The sports crew talks with Seth Mnookin, author of Feeding the Monster, regarding the sale of the Red Sox in 2000-2001, Mnookin’s year with the Red Sox, the 2006 Sox season and the business of baseball.

SK 37 - Race(s)

09.05.2006 | Category Podcasts
Jim and Mike take a look at high poverty rates across America, particularly in the African-American and Hispanic communities, and the fact that, in Massachusetts, wages across the population are going down. We consider whether this is simply an issue of racism, or whether there are other issues to consider. We interview Jean Hay Bright, 2006 Democratic candidate for the US Senate in Maine. She is challenging incumbent Olympia Snowe, focusing on the anti-war sentiment recently harnessed by Ned Lamont.

This week’s song is brought to us courtesy of Somerville’s contribution to the world of charismatic rock-star/singer-songwriterdom, Ad Frank. Along with his band, the Fast Easy Women, Ad contributes the title track to his 4th and most recent album, Ad Frank is the World’s Best Ex-Boyfriend, which debuted as the #16 most-added record on college radio upon its release. Stuff at Night has said, Ad’s “loquacious croon evokes early David Bowie or late Jarvis Cocker, with maybe a smidgen of Bryan Ferry’s I’m-world-weary- but-I-look-fabulous cynicism,” while Boston’s Weekly Dig proclaims, “He has a knack for elevating simple annoyances into elegant significance.”

The sports crew talks with Seth Mnookin, author of Feeding the Monster, regarding the sale of the Red Sox in 2000-2001, Mnookin’s year with the Red Sox, the 2006 Sox season and the business of baseball.

SK 36 - Oldtime Baseball (enhanced)

08.27.2006 | Category Podcasts
 
We feature a visit to the Oldtime Baseball Classic, held in Cambridge on August 24 to benefit the C2 Mission. Nick and Jim interview Steve Buckley of the Boston Herald and co-founder of the Classic, Jon Goode of the Lowell Spinners and the C2 Mission, Jeffrey Maier and Red Sox legend Johnny Pesky.
Enjoy the sounds (and if you go to our webpage, the sights) of a great night of baseball.
Cliff ThorntonJim talks with Cliff Thornton, the Green Party (and first African-American) candidate for Governor in Connecticut, about his candidacy and the most important issue facing his state and the nation - the failure of the “war on drugs”.
 

This week’s featured song is “Teen Sensation” by the Austin, TX band Fivehead, from their most recent album, Guests of the Nation.

Started in Austin by former Fitchburg (MA) State College students John Hunt and Davis Comeau, Fivehead plays melodic indie rock that Magnet magazine once managed to compare to the bands Sloan, Guided By Voices, Sebadoh, REM and Dinosaur Jr. all in one review.

  Our new team member, Mike Benedetti, joins Tony and Jim to discuss the unspoken truth about the ongoing AIDS epidemic. Then, as Tony begins a six-month hiatus from Saint Kermit, we hear about his plans for the next six months and his thoughts about the first year of our podcast.

SK 36 - Oldtime Baseball

08.27.2006 | Category Podcasts
 
We feature a visit to the Oldtime Baseball Classic, held in Cambridge on August 24 to benefit the C2 Mission. Nick and Jim interview Steve Buckley of the Boston Herald and co-founder of the Classic, Jon Goode of the Lowell Spinners and the C2 Mission, Jeffrey Maier and Red Sox legend Johnny Pesky.
Enjoy the sounds (and if you go to our webpage, the sights) of a great night of baseball.
Cliff ThorntonJim talks with Cliff Thornton, the Green Party (and first African-American) candidate for Governor in Connecticut, about his candidacy and the most important issue facing his state and the nation - the failure of the “war on drugs”.
 

This week’s featured song is “Teen Sensation” by the Austin, TX band Fivehead, from their most recent album, Guests of the Nation.

Started in Austin by former Fitchburg (MA) State College students John Hunt and Davis Comeau, Fivehead plays melodic indie rock that Magnet magazine once managed to compare to the bands Sloan, Guided By Voices, Sebadoh, REM and Dinosaur Jr. all in one review.

  Our new team member, Mike Benedetti, joins Tony and Jim to discuss the unspoken truth about the ongoing AIDS epidemic. Then, as Tony begins a six-month hiatus from Saint Kermit, we hear about his plans for the next six months and his thoughts about the first year of our podcast.

SK 35 - Across the Pond (enhanced)

08.20.2006 | Category Podcasts

As we approach Saint Kermit’s first anniversary, we thought we would expand our horizons beyond the Atlantic coast. So:

Larry Sanders
  • In response to the thousands of dollars in unused vacation time being paid to retirees from the Turnpike Authority, Tony and Jim discuss the benefits of vacation and why employers should encourage their employees to take vacation time, instead of just being paid for it.
  • We interview Larry Sanders, an Oxfordshire County Councillor and member of the Green Party of England and Wales. Larry is a native New Yorker who has lived in Oxford for overr 35 years. He is also the brother of Vermont congressman, Bernie Sanders.
  • The sports crew takes a look at the upcoming English Premier League (that’s soccer, folks!) season.
Larry Sanders  

Hello DragonMusic: We feature “Dirt and the Body” by Hello Dragon. Hello Dragon is Chris Zerby, joined by Julie Chadwick and Josh Pickering. Hello Dragon is interested in quantum mechanics, El Chupacabra, vacuum tubes and cheap sounding synthesizers. Hello Dragon is fun. Chris and Julie formerly fronted Helicopter helicopter, somehow forgot all the songs and started again.

SK 35 - Across the Pond

08.20.2006 | Category Podcasts

As we approach Saint Kermit’s first anniversary, we thought we would expand our horizons beyond the Atlantic coast. So:

Larry Sanders
  • In response to the thousands of dollars in unused vacation time being paid to retirees from the Turnpike Authority, Tony and Jim discuss the benefits of vacation and why employers should encourage their employees to take vacation time, instead of just being paid for it.
  • We interview Larry Sanders, an Oxfordshire County Councillor and member of the Green Party of England and Wales. Larry is a native New Yorker who has lived in Oxford for overr 35 years. He is also the brother of Vermont congressman, Bernie Sanders.
  • The sports crew takes a look at the upcoming English Premier League (that’s soccer, folks!) season.
Larry Sanders  

Hello DragonMusic: We feature “Dirt and the Body” by Hello Dragon. Hello Dragon is Chris Zerby, joined by Julie Chadwick and Josh Pickering. Hello Dragon is interested in quantum mechanics, El Chupacabra, vacuum tubes and cheap sounding synthesizers. Hello Dragon is fun. Chris and Julie formerly fronted Helicopter helicopter, somehow forgot all the songs and started again.

SK 34 - What I Did on My Summer Vacation (enhanced)

08.12.2006 | Category Podcasts

Remember writing essays about your summer when school started? Well, this week we feature the following summer stories:

Media Benjamin
  • An exclusive interview with Medea Benjamin, recorded early Saturday morning from Beirut, Lebanon, from where she and other members of CodePink were leaving on a humanitarian aid convoy to southern Lebanon.
  • Tony tells Jim all about his summer vacation in Canada, and some of the opinions of America coming from our neighbor to the north.
Robin Wallace
Medea Benjamin Robin Wallace

SK 34 - What I Did on My Summer Vacation

08.12.2006 | Category Podcasts

Remember writing essays about your summer when school started? Well, this week we feature the following summer stories:

Media Benjamin
  • An exclusive interview with Medea Benjamin, recorded early Saturday morning from Beirut, Lebanon, from where she and other members of CodePink were leaving on a humanitarian aid convoy to southern Lebanon.
  • Tony tells Jim all about his summer vacation in Canada, and some of the opinions of America coming from our neighbor to the north.
Robin Wallace
Medea Benjamin Robin Wallace

SK 33 - Something’s Missing from the Ads (enhanced)

08.06.2006 | Category Podcasts

The Heat Wave of 2006 has thankfully passed, but the Red Sox are in the middle of Injury Wave 2006. Although we don’t know who’ll be doing it, here’s something worth catching:

Phil Dunkelbarger
  • Michael and Jim take a look an issue that most Massachusetts politicians seem to be avoiding - the increased homicide rate in Boston this year.
  • We interview Phil Dunkelbarger, a Democratic candidate for Congress in the 9th Congressional District. Mr. Dunkelbarger is challenging 5-year incumbent, Stephen Lynch, in the upcoming September primary.
  • The sports crew has the Red Sox and Floyd Landis Blues.
Phil Dunkelbarger

Kevin GriffinMusic: We welcome Kevin Griffin, with his song “Mary Dyer”, from his recently released recording Live in an empty room with Pete Shaman.

SK 33 - Something’s Missing from the Ads

08.06.2006 | Category Podcasts

The Heat Wave of 2006 has thankfully passed, but the Red Sox are in the middle of Injury Wave 2006. Although we don’t know who’ll be doing it, here’s something worth catching:

Phil Dunkelbarger
  • Michael and Jim take a look an issue that most Massachusetts politicians seem to be avoiding - the increased homicide rate in Boston this year.
  • We interview Phil Dunkelbarger, a Democratic candidate for Congress in the 9th Congressional District. Mr. Dunkelbarger is challenging 5-year incumbent, Stephen Lynch, in the upcoming September primary.
  • The sports crew has the Red Sox and Floyd Landis Blues.
Phil Dunkelbarger

Kevin GriffinMusic: We welcome Kevin Griffin, with his song “Mary Dyer”, from his recently released recording Live in an empty room with Pete Shaman.

SK 32 - Trying to Understand (enhanced)

07.31.2006 | Category Podcasts

While Summer is not the only thing boiling over, we give you some things to think about:

Adam Sacks
  • Michael and Jim try to make some sense out of the ongoing hostilities in the Middle East.
  • We interview Adam Sacks, the Executive Director of the Center for Democracy and the Constitution. Adam discusses some of the problems facing our democracy that stem from the “human” rights afforded corporations, and how Democracy School may lead to solutions.
  • The sports crew analyzes the baseball trading deadline, the star that is David Ortiz, and some afterthoughts on the Tour de France.
Adam Sacks

Music: Saint Kermit is thrilled to present a new offering from the Los Angeles band Banquet Hall, called “Nothing’s Ever Free”. The group consists of two popular, and now re-located, Boston rock scene veterans - Singer/Guitarist Rick Shaw (Krebstar, The Meltaways, Miranda Warning, Navy Blue Nuns) and Multi-instrumentalist/Vocalist Paula Kelley (Boy Wonder & The Drop Nineteens, along with her other current band The Paula Kelley Orchestra). Together with drummer Randy Sattz (BrainGarden, Primitive Machines) they create an eclectic & energetic sound that runs the gamut from ballads to jangly tasty boy/girl vocal pop, to punk rock.

SK 32 - Trying to Understand

07.30.2006 | Category Podcasts

While Summer is not the only thing boiling over, we give you some things to think about:

Adam Sacks
  • Michael and Jim try to make some sense out of the ongoing hostilities in the Middle East.
  • We interview Adam Sacks, the Executive Director of the Center for Democracy and the Constitution. Adam discusses some of the problems facing our democracy that stem from the “human” rights afforded corporations, and how Democracy School may lead to solutions.
  • The sports crew analyzes the baseball trading deadline, the star that is David Ortiz, and some afterthoughts on the Tour de France.
Adam Sacks

Music: Saint Kermit is thrilled to present a new offering from the Los Angeles band Banquet Hall, called “Nothing’s Ever Free”. The group consists of two popular, and now re-located, Boston rock scene veterans - Singer/Guitarist Rick Shaw (Krebstar, The Meltaways, Miranda Warning, Navy Blue Nuns) and Multi-instrumentalist/Vocalist Paula Kelley (Boy Wonder & The Drop Nineteens, along with her other current band The Paula Kelley Orchestra). Together with drummer Randy Sattz (BrainGarden, Primitive Machines) they create an eclectic & energetic sound that runs the gamut from ballads to jangly tasty boy/girl vocal pop, to punk rock.

SK 31 - Important Things (enhanced)

07.23.2006 | Category Podcasts

Saint Kermit ponders some important things as we melt our way through July:

  • Jim and Tony discuss the reasons behind President Bush’s first veto in almost 6 years and our concern about where this precedent suggests the conservatives may be headed
  • We interview Ana Maria Harkins, the Chief Operating Officer of Kadmus Arts, “The Destination for Dance, Music, and Theatre Festivals”.
  • The sports crew has a special discussion with Shonda Schilling, founder of The SHADE Foundation (and wife of Red Sox pitcher, Curt Schilling). In connection with this interview, Saint Kermit encourages everyone to cast a vote in the SunWise® with SHADE® 2006 Poster Contest.
Ana Maria Harkins Shonda Schilling
Ana Maria Harkins
Shonda Schilling


Music: “Everything Will Fall Apart” by Age Rings, one of Boston’s up-and-coming bands.

SK 31 - Important Things

07.23.2006 | Category Podcasts

Saint Kermit ponders some important things as we melt our way through July:

  • Jim and Tony discuss the reasons behind President Bush’s first veto in almost 6 years and our concern about where this precedent suggests the conservatives may be headed
  • We interview Ana Maria Harkins, the Chief Operating Officer of Kadmus Arts, “The Destination for Dance, Music, and Theatre Festivals”.
  • The sports crew has a special discussion with Shonda Schilling, founder of The SHADE Foundation (and wife of Red Sox pitcher, Curt Schilling). In connection with this interview, Saint Kermit encourages everyone to cast a vote in the SunWise® with SHADE® 2006 Poster Contest.
Ana Maria Harkins Shonda Schilling
Ana Maria Harkins
Shonda Schilling


Music: “Everything Will Fall Apart” by Age Rings, one of Boston’s up-and-coming bands.

SK 30 - Blue and Green: A Roundtable Discussion (enhanced)

07.17.2006 | Category Podcasts

In the hope that folks here in Massachusetts - and elsewhere - have a chance to cool off, we offer the following in our 30th episode:

  • Jim and Tony are joined by Bruce Taub, board member and Massachusetts coordinator of Progressive Democrats of America, and Ron Francis, co-chair of the Massachusetts Green-Rainbow Party, to discuss the similarities and differences between “blue” progressive Democrats and Greens.
  • We interview Bill Black, community organizer for Metropolitan Interfaith Congregations Acting for Hope (MICAH).
  • The sports crew previews the second half of the Red Sox season, and reviews the profound effect of the Head Butt at the World Cup.

Music: “Poetry Revolution” by Christopher D. Sims, aka UniverSouLove.

SK 30 - Blue and Green: A Roundtable Discussion

07.17.2006 | Category Podcasts

In the hope that folks here in Massachusetts - and elsewhere - have a chance to cool off, we offer the following in our 30th episode:

  • Jim and Tony are joined by Bruce Taub, board member and Massachusetts coordinator of Progressive Democrats of America, and Ron Francis, co-chair of the Massachusetts Green-Rainbow Party, to discuss the similarities and differences between “blue” progressive Democrats and Greens.
  • We interview Bill Black, community organizer for Metropolitan Interfaith Congregations Acting for Hope (MICAH).
  • The sports crew previews the second half of the Red Sox season, and reviews the profound effect of the Head Butt at the World Cup.

Music: “Poetry Revolution” by Christopher D. Sims, aka UniverSouLove.

SK 29 - Promoting Your Party or Your Policies (enhanced)

07.11.2006 | Category Podcasts

Just likes the rains in the western desert this week, some things are not as you might expect. This week:

Martina Jackson
Martina Jackson
  • Jim and Tony examine the upcoming Senate primary in Connecticut between Joe Lieberman and Ned Lamont, and whether it is better to be loyal to your policies or to your party.
  • We interview Martina Jackson, the executive director of Massachusetts Citizens Against the Death Penalty, about the status of the death penalty in the United States and its effect on politics in Massachusetts.
  • The sports crew take a look at the dating scene of Red Sox fans, talking with Timothy Lampa from Matching Sox.

Music: Sorry, but we don’t have any this week. If you or your friends play good music, please let us know and we will do our best to get it on the program!

SK 29 - Promoting Your Party or Your Policies

07.11.2006 | Category Podcasts

Just likes the rains in the western desert this week, some things are not as you might expect. This week:

Martina Jackson
Martina Jackson
  • Jim and Tony examine the upcoming Senate primary in Connecticut between Joe Lieberman and Ned Lamont, and whether it is better to be loyal to your policies or to your party.
  • We interview Martina Jackson, the executive director of Massachusetts Citizens Against the Death Penalty, about the status of the death penalty in the United States and its effect on politics in Massachusetts.
  • The sports crew take a look at the dating scene of Red Sox fans, talking with Timothy Lampa from Matching Sox.

Music: Sorry, but we don’t have any this week. If you or your friends play good music, please let us know and we will do our best to get it on the program!

SK 28 - Good Grief! Not Again?! (enhanced)

06.28.2006 | Category Podcasts

Just like the rains to seem to keep falling here in Massachusetts, some things just shouldn’t surprise us.  This week:

Paula Palmer
Paula Palmer
  • Jim and Tony analyze recent statements by Philip Johnston (MA Democratic Party Chair) about the Secretary of State’s race, as well as the Supreme Court decision to overturn Vermont’s campaign finance law.
  • We interview Paula Palmer, the executive director of Global Response, an “Environmental Action and Education Network”.  At the request of indigenous peoples and grassroots organizations, Global Response organizes urgent international letter campaigns to help communities prevent many kinds of environmental destruction, and regularly involves young people in these campaigns to develop in them the values and skills for global citizen cooperation and earth stewardship.
  • The sports crew opines on the youth movement in the Red Sox bullpen, as well as the US departure from the World Cup and the end of the NBA Finals.

Music: “Butterfly” by Jackie Landry.  Jackie is creator of Minizicians, a Leominster-based program to encourage young children to explore the playing of music.

SK 28 - Good Grief! Not Again?!

06.28.2006 | Category Podcasts

Just like the rains to seem to keep falling here in Massachusetts, some things just shouldn’t surprise us. This week:

Paula Palmer
Paula Palmer
  • Jim and Tony analyze recent statements by Philip Johnston (MA Democratic Party Chair) about the Secretary of State’s race, as well as the Supreme Court decision to overturn Vermont’s campaign finance law.
  • We interview Paula Palmer, the executive director of Global Response, an “Environmental Action and Education Network”. At the request of indigenous peoples and grassroots organizations, Global Response organizes urgent international letter campaigns to help communities prevent many kinds of environmental destruction, and regularly involves young people in these campaigns to develop in them the values and skills for global citizen cooperation and earth stewardship.
  • The sports crew opines on the youth movement in the Red Sox bullpen, as well as the US departure from the World Cup and the end of the NBA Finals.

Music: “Butterfly” by Jackie Landry. Jackie is creator of Minizicians, a Leominster-based program to encourage young children to explore the playing of music.

SK 27 - Valuing Our Priorities (enhanced)

06.20.2006 | Category Podcasts

This week, as summer begins (and our fans are working overtime):

Michael Dowd
  • Jim and Tony examine the automatic pay raise given members of Congress and discuss whether they should forgo such increases when they cannot manage to increase the minimum wage.
  • Tony and guest host Mary Hess interview Michael Dowd, who, along with his wife Connie Barlow, travel around the country talking about “The Great Story” - the story of evolution from a spiritual perspective.
  • The new and improved sports crew - Janine Duffy, Jon Atwood and Nick Lorenzen - discuss the continuing trials and tribulations of the Red Sox pitching staff.

Music: From this weekend’s Summer Revels (in which Jim is performing), Janice Allen and the Revels Chorus perform “Didn’t It Rain”

SK 27 - Valuing Our Priorities

06.20.2006 | Category Podcasts

This week, as summer begins (and our fans are working overtime):

Michael Dowd
  • Jim and Tony examine the automatic pay raise given members of Congress and discuss whether they should forgo such increases when they cannot manage to increase the minimum wage.
  • Tony and guest host Mary Hess interview Michael Dowd, who, along with his wife Connie Barlow, travel around the country talking about “The Great Story” - the story of evolution from a spiritual perspective.
  • The new and improved sports crew - Janine Duffy, Jon Atwood and Nick Lorenzen - discuss the continuing trials and tribulations of the Red Sox pitching staff.

Music: From this weekend’s Summer Revels (in which Jim is performing), Janice Allen and the Revels Chorus perform “Didn’t It Rain”

SK 26 - Distinguishing Discourse (enhanced)

06.12.2006 | Category Podcasts

The Sun has returned, and so has Saint Kermit. This week:

Michael Berg
Michael Berg
Kelly Calabrese
Kelly Calabrese
  • Jim and Tony take a look at the state of political discourse in America by critiquing recent statements by Ann Coulter and the announced plans by Chris Gabrieli to “cap” his gubernatorial campaign spending at over $15 million.
  • Janine and Jim interview Michael Berg, the Green Party candidate for Congress from Delaware.
  • The sports crew chats with Kelly Calabrese, the massage and physical therapist for the San Diego Padres, who is the only female on-field staff member in all of major league baseball.
Jaded Mandolin Music: “Echo of a Lamentation” by the bluegrass and folk quartet, Jaded Mandolin.

SK 26 - Distinguishing Discourse

06.12.2006 | Category Podcasts

The Sun has returned, and so has Saint Kermit. This week:

Michael Berg
Michael Berg
Kelly Calabrese
Kelly Calabrese
  • Jim and Tony take a look at the state of political discourse in America by critiquing recent statements by Ann Coulter and the announced plans by Chris Gabrieli to “cap” his gubernatorial campaign spending at over $15 million.
  • Janine and Jim interview Michael Berg, the Green Party candidate for Congress from Delaware.
  • The sports crew chats with Kelly Calabrese, the massage and physical therapist for the San Diego Padres, who is the only female on-field staff member in all of major league baseball.
Jaded Mandolin Music: “Echo of a Lamentation” by the bluegrass and folk quartet, Jaded Mandolin.

SK 25 - Themes for a Better World (enhanced)

06.05.2006 | Category Podcasts

With many thanks to Johnny Girouard, we debut our new theme song this week. While you are humming along with the tune:

Joe Bodanza

  • Jim and Michael discuss two topics of great wealth and power: the proposed (again) repeal of the federal estate tax, which is currently being reviewed in the Senate, and Measure T, a California-based proposal to keep large corporations out of local elections.
  • We interview Joe Bodanza, a retired teacher from Leominster, who turned a random act of kindness on vacation into a life’s calling. Since 1996, “Mr Joe” has brought almost 100 children from Vietnam to U.S. to receive specialized medical treatment for polio, burns and other conditions.
  • With guests David Duffy (from England) and Paulo Costa (from Portugal), the sports crew offers its preview of the upcoming World Cup.

Music: “Bakin’ in the Heat” by Greenhouse Effect, off of its recent CD Smokin’.

Saint Kermit has been recently featured in two local newspapers: the Leominster Champion and the Wellesley Townsman. Take a look at what they are saying about us.

SK 25 - Themes for a Better World

06.05.2006 | Category Podcasts

With many thanks to Johnny Girouard, we debut our new theme song this week. While you are humming along with the tune:

Joe Bodanza

  • Jim and Michael discuss two topics of great wealth and power: the proposed (again) repeal of the federal estate tax, which is currently being reviewed in the Senate, and Measure T, a California-based proposal to keep large corporations out of local elections.
  • We interview Joe Bodanza, a retired teacher from Leominster, who turned a random act of kindness on vacation into a life’s calling. Since 1996, “Mr Joe” has brought almost 100 children from Vietnam to U.S. to receive specialized medical treatment for polio, burns and other conditions.
  • With guests David Duffy (from England) and Paulo Costa (from Portugal), the sports crew offers its preview of the upcoming World Cup.

Music: “Bakin’ in the Heat” by Greenhouse Effect, off of its recent CD Smokin’.

Saint Kermit has been recently featured in two local newspapers: the Leominster Champion and the Wellesley Townsman. Take a look at what they are saying about us.

SK 24 - Are You Now, or Have You Ever Been . . . (enhanced)

05.29.2006 | Category Podcasts

As we take a break from digging in the garden:

Grace Ross
Grace Ross
Wendy van Horne
Wendy Van Horne
  • Jim and Tony examine how certain Massachusetts Democrats are trying to exclude from their upcoming convention persons who do not blindly tow the party line.
  • Janine and Michael interview the four candidates for statewide office of the Massachusetts Green-Rainbow Party: Grace Ross (Governor), Wendy Van Horne (Lieutenant Governor), Jill Stein (Secretary of the Commonwealth) and James O’Keefe (State Treasurer).
  • Tony discusses competitive body building and power lifting with John Eastman of Pep’s Gym in Leominster.
Jill Stein
Jill Stein
James O'Keefe
James O’Keefe

Music: “Mattapoisett” by Tony Lorenzen himself, off of the album For Generations by the The Allain Family Singers.

SK 24 - Are You Now, or Have You Ever Been . . .

05.29.2006 | Category Podcasts

As we take a break from digging in the garden:

Grace Ross
Grace Ross
Wendy van Horne
Wendy Van Horne
  • Jim and Tony examine how certain Massachusetts Democrats are trying to exclude from their upcoming convention persons who do not blindly tow the party line.
  • Janine and Michael interview the four candidates for statewide office of the Massachusetts Green-Rainbow Party: Grace Ross (Governor), Wendy Van Horne (Lieutenant Governor), Jill Stein (Secretary of the Commonwealth) and James O’Keefe (State Treasurer).
  • Tony discusses competitive body building and power lifting with John Eastman of Pep’s Gym in Leominster.
Jill Stein
Jill Stein
James O'Keefe
James O’Keefe

Music: “Mattapoisett” by Tony Lorenzen himself, off of the album For Generations by the The Allain Family Singers.

SK 23 - Massachusetts Politics and the Fine Art of Political Exclusion (enhanced)

05.22.2006 | Category Podcasts

Continuing in our efforts to bring new ideas to the fine art of podcasting:

Bruno and the Professor Logo
  • In a joint podcast with Frank Bruno and Matt Manski, the co-hosts of the Seattle-based Bruno and the Professor, Jim and Tony help Frank and Matt understand Democratic politics in Massachusetts and its connection to Democrats across the county. We also take a look at ongoing Democratic and Republican (and media) efforts to exclude third party candidates from political debate. (If you like B&P, you can find them on iTunes here.)
  • Jim interviews members of the Voyagers Shakespeare Company, who are part of the Voyagers Homeschooling Cooperative in Acton, about their recent production of Twelfth Night.
  • The sports crew throws in their thoughts about the weekend brawl between the Cubs and the White Sox.

Music: “Carolina Country Mile” by BoBoDenk.

SK 23 - Massachusetts Politics and the Fine Art of Political Exclusion

05.22.2006 | Category Podcasts

Continuing in our efforts to bring new ideas to the fine art of podcasting:

Bruno and the Professor Logo
  • In a joint podcast with Frank Bruno and Matt Manski, the co-hosts of the Seattle-based Bruno and the Professor, Jim and Tony help Frank and Matt understand Democratic politics in Massachusetts and its connection to Democrats across the county. We also take a look at ongoing Democratic and Republican (and media) efforts to exclude third party candidates from political debate. (If you like B&P, you can find them on iTunes here.)
  • Jim interviews members of the Voyagers Shakespeare Company, who are part of the Voyagers Homeschooling Cooperative in Acton, about their recent production of Twelfth Night.
  • The sports crew throws in their thoughts about the weekend brawl between the Cubs and the White Sox.

Music: “Carolina Country Mile” by BoBoDenk.

SK Special Edition - Good Vibrations Interviews

05.14.2006 | Category Podcasts

The full Saint Kermit interviews with Theresa Sparks (Chief Financial Officer) and Carol Queen (Chief Cultural Officer) of Good Vibrations.

NOTE: These interviews contain frank language about sex, but they are not explicit.

Theresa Sparks

Carol Queen

Theresa Sparks
Carol Queen

SK Special Edition - Good Vibrations Interviews (mp3 feed)

05.14.2006 | Category Podcasts

The full Saint Kermit interviews with Theresa Sparks (Chief Financial Officer) and Carol Queen (Chief Cultural Officer) of Good Vibrations.

NOTE: These interviews contain frank language about sex, but they are not explicit.

Theresa Sparks

Carol Queen

Theresa Sparks
Carol Queen

My Odeo Channel (odeo/3bb4075a3a82b6d8)

SK 22 - Making the Grade: New Bedford puts Students before State Mandate (enhanced)

05.14.2006 | Category Podcasts

As we wait for the neighborhood ark to come floating down the street:

Theresa Sparks

Theresa Sparks

Carol Queen

Carol Queen
  • New Bedford School Committee member Dr. John J. Fletcher joins Tony and Jim to discuss the recent decision by the New Bedford School Committee to issue city diplomas to high school students who have passed their courses but have not the MCAS test. In the mix: Does the MCAS requirement increase the dropout rate and punish students who stay in school and fail the test?
  • Jim and Janine interview Theresa Sparks and Carol Queen of Good Vibrations, a retailer of sexuality products that recently opened its first east coast store in Brookline, Massachusetts. “Good Vibrations … offers goods … in a safe, clean, and comfortable shopping environment. It also provides its customers with expert information and education to promote positive attitudes regarding sexuality.” Our full interviews, which are unedited and contain additional material, are available as a separate podcast to our iTunes subscribers.
    NOTE: These interviews contain frank language about sex, but they are not explicit.
  • The sports crew discusses the recent Sox-Yankees series and the return of interleague play.

Music: With an invitation to their performance of the Mozart Requiem on May 20, we feature the Brookline Chorus, with “Hanaq Pachap”, the oldest piece of vocal polyphony published in the Americas. This was performed at their most recent concert in March.

SK 22 - Making the Grade: New Bedford puts Students before State Mandate

05.14.2006 | Category Podcasts

As we wait for the neighborhood ark to come floating down the street:

Theresa Sparks

Theresa Sparks

Carol Queen

Carol Queen
  • New Bedford School Committee member Dr. John J. Fletcher joins Tony and Jim to discuss the recent decision by the New Bedford School Committee to issue city diplomas to high school students who have passed their courses but have not the MCAS test. In the mix: Does the MCAS requirement increase the dropout rate and punish students who stay in school and fail the test?
  • Jim and Janine interview Theresa Sparks and Carol Queen of Good Vibrations, a retailer of sexuality products that recently opened its first east coast store in Brookline, Massachusetts. “Good Vibrations … offers goods … in a safe, clean, and comfortable shopping environment. It also provides its customers with expert information and education to promote positive attitudes regarding sexuality.” Our full interviews, which are unedited and contain additional material, are available as a separate podcast to our iTunes subscribers.
    NOTE: These interviews contain frank language about sex, but they are not explicit.
  • The sports crew discusses the recent Sox-Yankees series and the return of interleague play.

Music: With an invitation to their performance of the Mozart Requiem on May 20, we feature the Brookline Chorus, with “Hanaq Pachap”, the oldest piece of vocal polyphony published in the Americas. This was performed at their most recent concert in March.

SK 21 - Big Prices at the Pump, and Little Solutions (enhanced)

05.07.2006 | Category Podcasts

It’s finally time to mow our lawns (hopefully with our push- or battery-powered mowers!), so here’s something to pass that time away:

Christy Mihos

  • Tony and Jim give their thoughts on the problems - real and perceived - caused by the rise of gasoline prices to nearly $3 a gallon, and offer some small solutions to the issues that face us every day. Our listeners are invited to call in to tell us what they are doing, whether it’s something big or something small, to make their communities or environment a better place to live.
  • We interview Christy Mihos, independent candidate for Governor in Massachusetts. Mr. Mihos is broadly known, first, for the chain of convenience stores that bears his name, once throughout the state and now primarily on Cape Cod. In the late 1990s, Mr. Mihos was appointed to the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, where he served as Vice Chairman and thereafter Director. Acting Governor Jane Swift later tried to fire him from this position, but a decision of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court supported his remaining in that role.
  • The sports crew discusses some problems and possibilities in middle relief, then looks forward to the Sox’ return to the Bronx.

Music: “Plane Wreck at Los Gatos”, written by Woody Guthrie and performed by Johnny Girouard, from his 1995 CD This Modern World.

SK 21 - Big Prices at the Pump, and Little Solutions

05.07.2006 | Category Podcasts

It’s finally time to mow our lawns (hopefully with our push- or battery-powered mowers!), so here’s something to pass that time away:

Christy Mihos

  • Tony and Jim give their thoughts on the problems - real and perceived - caused by the rise of gasoline prices to nearly $3 a gallon, and offer some small solutions to the issues that face us every day. Our listeners are invited to call in to tell us what they are doing, whether it’s something big or something small, to make their communities or environment a better place to live.
  • We interview Christy Mihos, independent candidate for Governor in Massachusetts. Mr. Mihos is broadly known, first, for the chain of convenience stores that bears his name, once throughout the state and now primarily on Cape Cod. In the late 1990s, Mr. Mihos was appointed to the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, where he served as Vice Chairman and thereafter Director. Acting Governor Jane Swift later tried to fire him from this position, but a decision of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court supported his remaining in that role.
  • The sports crew discusses some problems and possibilities in middle relief, then looks forward to the Sox’ return to the Bronx.

Music: “Plane Wreck at Los Gatos”, written by Woody Guthrie and performed by Johnny Girouard, from his 1995 CD This Modern World.

SK 20 - What Would Woody Sing? (enhanced)

04.30.2006 | Category Podcasts

It’s May Day 2006, and Saint Kermit is 20 episodes young. On this momentous occasion:

  • Tony and Jim give their views on the recent uproar about a Spanish-language version of the “Star Spangled Banner” (”Nuestro Himno”), and whether Woody Guthrie’s “This Land is Your Land” should be given some reconsideration.
  • We interview State Senator Jarrett Barrios, of the Middlesex, Suffolk and Essex district, who will be seeking his third term in the Senate this fall.
  • The sports crew, with guest analyst Jack Lynch (proud owner of The Floyd united), take a look at this past weekend’s NFL Draft and how the Patriots fared in this annual gala.

Music: “The War of Heart and Reason” by Mark Helfrick of Lancaster, from his self produced CD Sitting on the Edge of My Bed.

SK 20 - What Would Woody Sing?

04.30.2006 | Category Podcasts

It’s May Day 2006, and Saint Kermit is 20 episodes young. On this momentous occasion:

  • Tony and Jim give their views on the recent uproar about a Spanish-language version of the “Star Spangled Banner” (”Nuestro Himno”), and whether Woody Guthrie’s “This Land is Your Land” should be given some reconsideration.
  • We interview State Senator Jarrett Barrios, of the Middlesex, Suffolk and Essex district, who will be seeking his third term in the Senate this fall.
  • The sports crew, with guest analyst Jack Lynch (proud owner of The Floyd united), take a look at this past weekend’s NFL Draft and how the Patriots fared in this annual gala.

Music: “The War of Heart and Reason” by Mark Helfrick of Lancaster, from his self produced CD Sitting on the Edge of My Bed.

SK 19 - Virtual Debate: Lieutenant Governor (enhanced)

04.23.2006 | Category Podcasts

This week, Saint Kermit features its first Virtual Debate. Participating in this Debate are three candidates for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor:

Dr. Sam Kelley Tim Murray
(Mayor of Worcester)
Andrea Silbert

Each candidate was asked the same seven questions, ranging from health care to education to tax policy. We hope you find this informative and, as always, we welcome your thoughts and commentary.To conclude this week’s program, the sports crew ruminates about Papelbon’s horrible haircut and not-so-horrible performance on the mound, as well as upcoming return to Fenway of Janine’s favorite player.

SK 19 - Virtual Debate: Lieutenant Governor

04.23.2006 | Category Podcasts

This week, Saint Kermit features its first Virtual Debate. Participating in this Debate are three candidates for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor:

Dr. Sam Kelley Tim Murray
(Mayor of Worcester)
Andrea Silbert

Each candidate was asked the same seven questions, ranging from health care to education to tax policy. We hope you find this informative and, as always, we welcome your thoughts and commentary.To conclude this week’s program, the sports crew ruminates about Papelbon’s horrible haircut and not-so-horrible performance on the mound, as well as upcoming return to Fenway of Janine’s favorite player.

SK 18 - Health Care for All? Nice Try, But . . . (enhanced)

04.17.2006 | Category Podcasts

While the runners wind from Hopkinton to Boston, Saint Kermit presents the following:

  • Michael and Jim are joined by Dr. Jill Stein in a discussion about the recently-enacted Massachusetts health care law. While the law has been exalted in the mainstream media, our two doctors explain why this new law does not really move us toward universal health care.
  • We interview long-time activist, Rudy Perkins, who details his activities in New Hampshire with Swing the Vote. Swing the Vote spent many months during the 2004 election season canvassing voters in New Hampshire, and was successful in helping “swing” New Hampshire away from the Republican column. This year, the organization is following that with work in the New Hampshire congressional races.
  • Is Manny doggin’ it? The sports crew looks into the early season slump of the Red Sox slugger.

Music: “Subway Trane” by Actual Proof.

SK 18 - Health Care for All? Nice Try, But . . .

04.17.2006 | Category Podcasts

While the runners wind from Hopkinton to Boston, Saint Kermit presents the following:

  • Michael and Jim are joined by Dr. Jill Stein in a discussion about the recently-enacted Massachusetts health care law. While the law has been exalted in the mainstream media, our two doctors explain why this new law does not really move us toward universal health care.
  • We interview long-time activist, Rudy Perkins, who details his activities in New Hampshire with Swing the Vote. Swing the Vote spent many months during the 2004 election season canvassing voters in New Hampshire, and was successful in helping “swing” New Hampshire away from the Republican column. This year, the organization is following that with work in the New Hampshire congressional races.
  • Is Manny doggin’ it? The sports crew looks into the early season slump of the Red Sox slugger.

Music: “Subway Trane” by Actual Proof.

SK 17 - More Needs to be Done (enhanced)

04.09.2006 | Category Podcasts

The green of Spring is returning to New England. As that occurs:

  • We have a special discussion regarding the difficulties facing African-American men in our society and in the current economy. Joining Tony and Jim are Bruce Western, Professor of Sociology at Princeton University and author of numerous studies on the effects of incarceration on economic and social life, and our good friend Todd Pricde, founder of Sullivan Community Capital in Philadelphia. If you are interested in hearing more of the interview, go to the Saint Kermit website for our addendum.
    Bruce Western - Bruce Western
  • Tony and Jim interview Iggy Brimmer, a first-responder who recently spent six months aiding the folks devastated by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. Iggy shares some of his experiences in the Crescent City while working with the Common Ground Collective. This interview was conducted in mid-March.
  • The sports crew responds excitedly to the emergence of Jonathan Papelbon as the closer of the Red Sox.

Music: “Lighten Up” by Shawn Madden, from his CD 4 Songs in April.

SK 17 - More Needs to be Done

04.09.2006 | Category Podcasts

The green of Spring is returning to New England. As that occurs:

  • We have a special discussion regarding the difficulties facing African-American men in our society and in the current economy. Joining Tony and Jim are Bruce Western, Professor of Sociology at Princeton University and author of numerous studies on the effects of incarceration on economic and social life, and our good friend Todd Pricde, founder of Sullivan Community Capital in Philadelphia. If you are interested in hearing more of the interview, go to the Saint Kermit website for our addendum.
    Bruce Western - Bruce Western
  • Tony and Jim interview Iggy Brimmer, a first-responder who recently spent six months aiding the folks devastated by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. Iggy shares some of his experiences in the Crescent City while working with the Common Ground Collective. This interview was conducted in mid-March.
  • The sports crew responds excitedly to the emergence of Jonathan Papelbon as the closer of the Red Sox.

Music: “Lighten Up” by Shawn Madden, from his CD 4 Songs in April.

SK 16 - Will We Be Closing Doors on Opening Day? (enhanced)

04.03.2006 | Category Podcasts

For the first of Saint Kermit’s weekly podcasts:

  • Michael, Tony and Jim give their views to recent events coming out of the US Senate. They first look at the (stalled?) censure proposal from Russ Feingold, then follow that with a discussion on the immigration legislation that could make all illegal immigrants (and some caring US citizens) felons.
  • We interview Michael Garjian, the founder of e2m.org. The E2M model is an innovative economic solution to social, economic and environmental problems currently faced by communities and individuals. E2M encourages entrepreneurs to develop new businesses that support their communities through both investment and employment.
  • The sports crew takes a look at why we care so much when our favorite players leave our favorite teams, then celebrates the opening of a new Red Sox season.

We also have special invitations from Pat LaMarche, the Green Party candidate for Governor of Maine, and from Peter Vickery, the executive director of Mass Voters for Fair Elections.

Music: “Beautiful Things” by For Tomorrow.

SK 16 - Will We Be Closing Doors on Opening Day?

04.03.2006 | Category Podcasts

For the first of Saint Kermit’s weekly podcasts:

  • Michael, Tony and Jim give their views to recent events coming out of the US Senate. They first look at the (stalled?) censure proposal from Russ Feingold, then follow that with a discussion on the immigration legislation that could make all illegal immigrants (and some caring US citizens) felons.
  • We interview Michael Garjian, the founder of e2m.org. The E2M model is an innovative economic solution to social, economic and environmental problems currently faced by communities and individuals. E2M encourages entrepreneurs to develop new businesses that support their communities through both investment and employment.
  • The sports crew takes a look at why we care so much when our favorite players leave our favorite teams, then celebrates the opening of a new Red Sox season.

We also have special invitations from Pat LaMarche, the Green Party candidate for Governor of Maine, and from Peter Vickery, the executive director of Mass Voters for Fair Elections.

Music: “Beautiful Things” by For Tomorrow.

SK 15 - Mo’ Money, or Just Wily Mo (enhanced)

03.21.2006 | Category Podcasts

It’s Spring (at least the calendar says so), so while we await some green leaves:

  • Concerned by the ever increasing need for money in politics, Tony and Jim take a look at recent reports about a candidate for governor who has increased his mortgages to run for office and an unchallenged incumbent congressman who continues to raise money at an astonishing rate, even though he speaks in favor of campaign finance reform. What sort of investment is this?
  • We interview Paul Hilton, the social marketing manager of Calvert Mutual Funds. He speaks about the concepts behind socially responsible investing, the new Calvert Ratings and how we can make changes in corporate policy through our investments.
  • The sports crew comments on their recently concluded rotisserie baseball draft and the effect of the trade for Wily Mo Pena.

Music: “Growing Up the American Way” by the Reagan Babies, off of the CD of the same name.

SK 15 - Mo’ Money, or Just Wily Mo

03.21.2006 | Category Podcasts

It’s Spring (at least the calendar says so), so while we await some green leaves:

  • Concerned by the ever increasing need for money in politics, Tony and Jim take a look at recent reports about a candidate for governor who has increased his mortgages to run for office and an unchallenged incumbent congressman who continues to raise money at an astonishing rate, even though he speaks in favor of campaign finance reform. What sort of investment is this?
  • We interview Paul Hilton, the social marketing manager of Calvert Mutual Funds. He speaks about the concepts behind socially responsible investing, the new Calvert Ratings and how we can make changes in corporate policy through our investments.
  • The sports crew comments on their recently concluded rotisserie baseball draft and the effect of the trade for Wily Mo Pena.

Music: “Growing Up the American Way” by the Reagan Babies, off of the CD of the same name.

SK 14 - Return to the Wayback Machine (enhanced)

03.07.2006 | Category Podcasts

With the last snows of winter hopefully behind us (oh please, oh please):

  • Tony and Jim start by cheering the city of Burlington, Vermont, which, on March 7, held its first mayoral election using instant runoff voting. They then address two blatant attempts of the religious conservatives to impose their views on others: (1) the request by Catholic bishops in Massachusetts to allow them to discriminate against gay and lesbian couples who seek to adopt; and (2) the bipartisan legislation in South Dakota and Mississippi to all but outlaw abortion, which seeks a fast track to the Roberts-Alito Supreme Court.
  • We interview Diane Wilson, a fourth-generation shrimp-boat captain, mother of five and a leading voice against big corporate polluters along the Texas coast, as well as the anti-war movement. Diane was recently released from the Victoria County Jail, where she served a 75-day trespassing sentence following a protest against Dow Chemical’s involvement in the Bhopal disaster. She also was detained after speaking out against the Iraq war at a Tom DeLay fundraiser. She is the author of An Unreasonable Woman and is the subject of the award-winning short film Texas Gold.
    Diane WilsonAn Unreasonable Woman
  • The sports crew comments on the World Baseball Classic.

Music: “People of America” by 10 year old homeschooler Alex Goulet (along with Chris Eastburn), who is a member of the Family Folk Chorale.

SK 14 - Return to the Wayback Machine

03.07.2006 | Category Podcasts

With the last snows of winter hopefully behind us (oh please, oh please):

  • Tony and Jim start by cheering the city of Burlington, Vermont, which, on March 7, held its first mayoral election using instant runoff voting. They then address two blatant attempts of the religious conservatives to impose their views on others: (1) the request by Catholic bishops in Massachusetts to allow them to discriminate against gay and lesbian couples who seek to adopt; and (2) the bipartisan legislation in South Dakota and Mississippi to all but outlaw abortion, which seeks a fast track to the Roberts-Alito Supreme Court.
  • We interview Diane Wilson, a fourth-generation shrimp-boat captain, mother of five and a leading voice against big corporate polluters along the Texas coast, as well as the anti-war movement. Diane was recently released from the Victoria County Jail, where she served a 75-day trespassing sentence following a protest against Dow Chemical’s involvement in the Bhopal disaster. She also was detained after speaking out against the Iraq war at a Tom DeLay fundraiser. She is the author of An Unreasonable Woman and is the subject of the award-winning short film Texas Gold.
    Diane WilsonAn Unreasonable Woman
  • The sports crew comments on the World Baseball Classic.

Music: “People of America” by 10 year old homeschooler Alex Goulet (along with Chris Eastburn), who is a member of the Family Folk Chorale.

SK 13 - A Failure for Formula (enhanced)

02.22.2006 | Category Podcasts

In our fourth episode of 2006 (and our third of February!):

  • Michael and Jim argue against Mitt Romney’s attempt to stall unique pro-breastfeeding regulations previously adopted by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. With excerpts from the February 21 meeting of the Public Health Council, we also have quotes from Council member Phyllis Cudmore, who spoke in favor of the originally approved regs, Dr. Kimberly G. Lee of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Anne Merewood from the Breastfeeding Center at the Boston Medical Center, and Kathy Abbott from La Leche League of Beverly.
  • We interview Pat LaMarche, 2006 Green Party candidate for Governor of Maine. If you live in Maine and want to support clean elections, click here to see how your $5 can make a big difference in the public discourse.
    Pat LaMarche
  • The sports crew comments on Fort Myers hairstyles and the opening of Red Sox spring training.

Music: “American Dream” by Somebody’s Sister (Jill Stein and Ken Selcer).

SK 13 - A Failure for Formula

02.22.2006 | Category Podcasts

In our fourth episode of 2006 (and our third of February!):

  • Michael and Jim argue against Mitt Romney’s attempt to stall unique pro-breastfeeding regulations previously adopted by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. With excerpts from the February 21 meeting of the Public Health Council, we also have quotes from Council member Phyllis Cudmore, who spoke in favor of the originally approved regs, Dr. Kimberly G. Lee of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Anne Merewood from the Breastfeeding Center at the Boston Medical Center, and Kathy Abbott from La Leche League of Beverly.
  • We interview Pat LaMarche, 2006 Green Party candidate for Governor of Maine. If you live in Maine and want to support clean elections, click here to see how your $5 can make a big difference in the public discourse.
    Pat LaMarche
  • The sports crew comments on Fort Myers hairstyles and the opening of Red Sox spring training.

Music: “American Dream” by Somebody’s Sister (Jill Stein and Ken Selcer).

SK 12 - UnDemocracy

02.13.2006 | Category Podcasts

With our third episode of 2006, we welcome Dr. Michael Blackman to the Saint Kermit team. In this episode:

  • We take a look at HR 4694, a bill sponsored by 8 liberal Democrats in Congress, which would provide public financing of Congressional elections, but essentially only for candidates in the two major political parties. We also discuss the fallout from the Danish cartoon controversy and some of the factors the “West” should consider in analyzing the reaction from the Muslim world.
  • We interview Angus McQuilken, Director of Public Relations and Governmental Affairs for the Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts.
  • Joined by guest Todd Pride, the sports crew takes a look at the upcoming NASCAR (yes, that’s right, NASCAR) season.

(Valentine’s Day) Music: “Over and Over” from Chris Reddy’s 2004 CD Sonification.

SK 11 - It’s 11 PM, Do You Know Where Your Nation Is?

02.01.2006 | Category Podcasts

Saint Kermit’s Commentary on the State of the Union Address

Recorded at 11 PM following the State of the Union, Tony and Jim comment on and critique the address (and the Democratic response), along with:

For our weekly sports discussion, we are joined by our friend and Cleveland native Ray Ling, to discuss the recent Red Sox trade with the Indians, as well as the end of free baseball on television in Boston.

Music: “Love Song to W” by Andy Webster, from his CD Libra.

SK 10 - Not Just Another Day

01.16.2006 | Category Podcasts

In our first episode of the new year:

  • With excerpts from Tony’s sermon on the occasion of Martin Luther King Day, we discuss how this day of remembrance and celebration has become just another day off for most people
  • We interview John Bonifaz, founder of the National Voting Rights Institute and Democratic candidate for the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 2006
  • The sports crew discuss the holes in the Red Sox line up, the missing winter sports in Boston, and Tony’s fearless NFL prediction (made on Saturday afternoon)

Music: Sorry - nothing this week (we’ll try not to make a habit of it)

SK 9 - Different Markets

12.30.2005 | Category Podcasts

In our last episode for 2005:

  • we discuss recent news reports about politicians and parties who are trying to prevent competition, and some possible solutions to this problem
  • we interview Reverend Davidson Loehr, an Unitarian Universalist minister from Austin, Texas, an outspoken critic of the misuse of religious ideals in the political arena, and the author of America, Fascism and God, a compilation of his recent sermons
    Davidson Loehr
  • the signing of Johnny Damon by the Evil Empire comes under fire

Music: An a cappella version of “O Little Town of Bethlehem” by Tina Lorenzen and her sisters

SK 8 - Happy Moneydays

12.18.2005 | Category Podcasts

In our eighth episode:

  • we discuss a variety of recent news items, political and otherwise, about how people are spending their money
  • we interview Paul Summerville, a former chief economist for a major Canadian bank who is a candidate for the Canadian Parliament, as a member of the progressive New Democratic Party
  • the crew analyzes the draw for the 2006 World Cup

Music: Rhia plays “Deck the Halls”

SK Special Edition - Amnesty International

12.07.2005 | Category Podcasts

Support Amnesty International

For Human Rights Day 2005, a special edition of Saint Kermit

Highlights from the Amnesty International Northeast Regional Conference,
held in Boston on November 12, 2005

This special edition features interviews with a variety of participants at the conference, as well as plenary speeches featuring:

  • Regional Director Joshua Rubenstein
  • Keynote Speaker Krishna Pahadi
  • Denounce Torture: Stop It Now Panelists Samantha Morton, Ibrahima Bah and John Hutson
  • A Review of the Northeast Region’s 2005 Special Focus Case

SK 7 - Not Quite Good Enough

11.29.2005 | Category Podcasts

In our seventh program

  • we discuss a variety of political good deeds that are well-intentioned but are undeserving of our “applause”
  • from the recent Amnesty International regional conference in Boston, we interview Krishna Pahadi, a human rights activist from Nepal who was held as a prisoner of conscience there earlier this year, and Joshua Rubenstein, the Northeast Regional Director of Amnesty International USA
    Joshue Rubenstein
  • Janine Duffy returns to help us analyze the Josh Beckett trade and its ramifications for the 2006 season

Click here to see video of Krishna Pahadi’s speech in Boston.

Music: “Your Saving Day” by Lump

SK 6 - Square Pegs in the Corner

11.13.2005 | Category Podcasts

In our sixth program:

  • we discuss recent statements by Mitt Romney and Kerry Healey on the Supreme Judicial Court and the availability of higher education to children of illegal immigrants
  • Jim interviews Chuck Turner, Felix Arroyo, Sam Yoon and Charles Yancey, the four members of “Team Unity”, all of whom were elected to the Boston City Council for the coming term
  • Melissa Bartick, MD, President of the Massachusetts Breastfeeding Coalition, opines on the recent statement by the American Academy of Pediatrics on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (for MBC’s report, click here)
  • along with Janine Duffy, we review Theo Epstein’s departure and issues surrounding the hot stove season

Music: “Mama Don’t Worry” by Ken Selcer, from his CD Breaking the Glass

SK 5 - Pre-Election 2005

10.31.2005 | Category Podcasts

In our special election edition, we interview:

  • Virginia state senator Russell Potts, the “independent Republican” candidate for governor, about the challenges faced by third-party candidates and other political insights
  • Peter Angelini, candidate for Mayor of Leominster, Massachusetts

We also talk about Tedy Bruschi’s “homecoming” game and the prospects for the rest of the Patriots’ 2005 season.

Music: “Tonka” by the Donut Kings

SK 4 - All Corporations Great and Small

10.25.2005 | Category Podcasts

In our fourth program:

  • we discuss how some big corporations abuse their economic strength to the detriment of the community
  • we interview Dr. Michael Blackman on universal health care and other health care and economics issues
  • we discuss the life and death nature of sports rivalries

If you are interested in learning more about Democracy School, or attending an upcoming session, click here for more information.

Music: “UFOs” by Navy Blue Nuns, a late-80s Leominster-based band, headed by Rick Shaw

SK 3 - Getting Voting Right

10.08.2005 | Category Podcasts

In our third program:

  • we discuss voting rights ballot initiatives and proposals in Massachusetts, and how improving our voting system would improve the quality of our goverment
  • we interview Rand Wilson, organizing director of IUE Local 201 and lead proponent for the Massachusetts Ballot Freedom Campaign (supporting “fusion” voting), and Pam Wilmot, executive director of Common Cause Massachusetts, regarding the anti-gerrymandering ballot initiative
  • our friend from the south side of Chicago, Dennis Shin, attempts to console us about the victory of his White Sox over our beloved BoSox

Music: A sampling of Scottish bagpipes

SK 2 - Save the Safety Net

09.11.2005 | Category Podcasts

In our second program:

  • we will discuss the effect on the “social safety net” of the national response to Hurricane Katrina and the nomination of John Roberts to be Chief Justice
  • we interview Mac D’Alessandro, the New England political director of the Service Employees International Union
  • we look at two beginnings: the Patriots’ new season and the Red Sox’ pennant race

Music: A New Vision by For Tomorrow, an American-German duo formed by Dan Vaccaro and Philipp Kappestein

SK 1 - Whither Progressive Leadership?

08.28.2005 | Category Podcasts

In our first program:

  • we will discuss the pervasive lack of leadership among political progressives
  • we interview Jesse Gordon, progressive activist and 2005 candidate for Cambridge City Council
  • Tony gives us his Red Sox resume and we look at youthful solutions to the Sox’ bullpen problems

Music: truthandloveandhonesty by Andy Webster of BoBoDenk


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