Juan Gonzales projects the exact opposite image that Donald Trump
projects. I look forward to the Democracy Now programs which include
Juan Gonzales. Given the opportunity to meet with president Trump or
any of his Cabinet, or to sit for an hour with Juan Gonzales, I'd
bring my list of questions for Juan, and even offer to pay for lunch.
I note the podcasts you've been picking up, and I'm tempted to follow
suit, but I'm already spending too much time "educating" my old brain
instead of tending to business. We've decided to continue working
until our new contract runs out in June of 2018. But that means I
need to put my energy there, and let some of the tempting articles go
into the dustbin of my computer.
Carl Jarvis
On 5/18/17, Miriam Vieni <miriamvieni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I learn new and interesting things every day. Juan Gonzales from Democracy
Now, is apparently now writing occasional articles for The Intercept. He
wrote one about the Puerto Rican debt crisis. I know because he was
interviewed on a Real News network podcast about it. The Real News podcasts
are extremely informative. They cover a variety of subjects within the US
and throughout the world and they find knowledgeable people to interview,
some of whom we know, and some of whom are new to me. And now there's a new
podcast, The Dig, from Jacobin Magazine, which I haven't listened to yet.
One of the people from The Intercept is an interviewer for The Real News.
Miriam
