ASD 25th Anniversary Party

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THOM HARTMANN SHOW 9am-Noon Call in live! (202) 808-9925

Coming Up Today Tuesday, October 5, 2024

— What to watch for tonight to know which way the wind is blowing
— Who Needs Democracy? Inside America’s Billionaires’ Brazen Attempt at Fascism-Part 2
— The closing theme for Trump seems to be a war on women
— Crazy Alert! Abortion causes hurricanes?…say what?!
— What type of chaos will the Trumpsters be up to?
— The closing theme for Trump seems to be a war on women
— Musk is forced to admit that his “lottery” is an actual, real scam
— David Pepper – Gerrymandering and polling

What Thought Leaders Are Saying About Thom Hartmann, His Show and His Writings:

“Never one to shy away from the truth, Thom Hartmann has written books that are inspiring, wise, and compelling. His work lights the way to a better America.”― Van Jones, CNN political contributor and New York Times bestselling author of Beyond the Messy Truth“

Thom Hartmann seeks out interesting subjects from such disparate outposts of curiosity that you have to wonder whether or not he uncovered them or they selected him.”― Leonardo DiCaprio, actor, producer, and environmental activist

EAST COUNTY MAGAZINE with Miriam Raftery Tues 8-9am

News and interviews focusing on East County but also including issues and concerns in the wider San Diego area as well as nationally. Host Miriam Raftery is an award-winning investigative journalist and the editor of East County Magazine.

https://www.eastcountymagazine.org

Overnight rain (aka Pending storm)

               

Pre-Election

Glitter on the patio
silty gold washed from a red tile roof
sticks to terracotta squares
already stained from fallen fig juice.
With stiff black bristles, sweep sweep back forth
to make a small mound, tempting to the dog,
into a dustpan shiny-as a holiday platter.
Disaster averted, two and four feet cheated,
no tell-tale signs on the impulsive purchase of a white area rug,
freshly shampooed.
Glitter shimmer shakes the leaves, coats neon green jade plants,
swims in a bird bath, on the heads of pottery frogs on the short wall.
Nothing changes but the weather, I groan, mouthing an old cliché,
and consider one more:
Older than the hills.
I fell for Be the Change and Si se Puede back then.
It’s the day before the day all votes will be collected,
like hopeful blue glitter, to rain down
while I dream, not hearing the dark rain outside.

–Sue Taylor

Susan Taylor is the host of The Electric Picnic, a show about Poetry, Prose, and Spoken Word heard Mondays 8-9am, Wednesdays 3-4pm and Saturdays 7-8pm

A wife, mother, and six-time grandmother., Susan loves living in a diverse and friendly neighborhood in San Diego, and can be seen walking her dog Duffy to coffee shops and happy hours.. Susan writes poems and short stories, tutors English, and is an avid volunteer with social justice organizations. She is the author of The Electric Picnic: Poetry For Nice People And Good Dogs. Her poems can also be found on haikuuniverse.com, thepoetryhighway.com, and in the San Diego Anthology of Poetry, and Verbatim Bookstore. Susan has also been selected for inclusion in A Year in Ink, Volume 17, 2024.

TALK OF THE TOWN SPECIAL Monday 4pm Nov. 4, 2024

With Host Mike Aguirre

Election 2024, Propositions 6 and 36

Mike and his guests look closely at Propositions 6 and 36 and the relationship to the 13th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. What do these propositions mean for rehabilitative programs for incarcerated people? 

THE ELECTRIC PICNIC Mon 8am, Wed 3pm, Sat 7pm with Host Susan Taylor

Susan’s guest is author and humorist

ALEX BOSWORTH

Curiosity is the Key
Susan and Alex talk about observing life through a different lens. Instead of thinking of stories in the same old way, what if you imagine what might have happened if well-known stories you’ve heard all your life were told by another character?

LISTEN TO SPOOKY STORIES TONIGHT 7-8PM–IT’S OUR LAST HURRAH TO HALLOWEEN

THE ELECTRIC PICNIC WITH SUSAN TAYLOR AND HER SPECIAL GUEST, WELL KNOWN STORYTELLER DAVID SCHMIDT

Susan is in conversation with guest David Schmidt who talks about tha mysterious area not too far from where you, YES YOU, live–Proctor Valley. David will tell you that not every city is lucky enough to have its own monster; Chula Vista, meanwhile, has the distinct honor of being home to a unique legendary creature: the “Proctor Valley Monster.” The rural wilderness east of town has inspired a broad range of haunting, supernatural legends, told by several generations of Chula Vista residents. This Halloween season, throughout September and October, various professional storytellers have been performing these eerie, mysterious tales.

As a wrap-up to Halloween, The Electric Picnic repeats Susan’s conversation with David and his haunting stories.

https://davidjschmidt.com

TALK OF THE TOWN LIVE Saturdays 11am-Noon with Mike Aguirre

Mike’s guests are candidates Oday Yousif and Kim Hales.

And topping off the hour we celebrate the upcoming 25th Anniversary party for ASD, our parent organization. Go to our website KNSJ.org or ActivistSanDiego.org for ticket information. Entertainment, music, meet our show hosts, and celebrated Keynote Speaker. Help us celebrate.

knsj.org activistsandiego.org

WOMEN OF COLOR ROAD with Angela de Joseph Saturdays 10-11am

STOP & TALK HOSTED BY GRANT OLIPHANT Friday 8-9AM

Dr. Constance Carroll: The incredible impact of community colleges

In this episode, Dr. Constance Carroll, president and CEO of the California Community College Baccalaureate Association (CCCBA), joins host Grant Oliphant to share her extraordinary journey in the realm of higher education and her lasting impact on the San Diego community. From her early days as the youngest black woman college president in the United States to her pivotal role in expanding community college baccalaureate programs, Constance’s story is one of resilience, vision, and unwavering dedication to student success.
The conversation delves into Constance’s influential work as head of the California Community College Baccalaureate Association, highlighting the significance of affordable education and workforce development in today’s economy. Her efforts have led to the expansion of bachelor’s degree programs across California’s community colleges, providing vital pathways for students and meeting critical workforce needs.
StopAndTalkPodcast.org