‘Green News Report’ – July 20, 2021

Follow @GreenNewsReport… (Or use “Click here to listen…” link below.) IN TODAY’S RADIO REPORT: Catastrophic floods in Germany and Central Europe show nowhere is safe from our worsening climate emergency; Parts of Amazon rainforest now emit more carbon than they absorb; PG&E says its equipment ignited CA’s Dixie Fire; PLUS: High-tide flooding hit a new […]

Birthday. Gift?…

UPDATE 7/24/2021: No sooner did I post this item at the beginning of what I’d hoped would be a somewhat celebratory bday week, then my hard drive crashed on my main computer. Incredibly, we were somehow able to get three BradCasts up and on air Monday through Wednesday anyway, even as my hard drive tried […]

The REAL Cost of the Maricopa, AZ ‘Audit’: ‘BradCast’ 7/15/2021

Democracy, politics and death. Ya know, just another day on The BradCast. [Audio link to full show is posted below summary.] Among the many stories covered on today’s program… Maricopa County, Arizona will now be forced to spend millions on new voting systems after state and County officials determined that their previous machines, which they […]

‘Green News Report’ – July 15, 2021

Follow @GreenNewsReport… (Or use “Click here to listen…” link below.) IN TODAY’S RADIO REPORT: Senate Democrats unveil massive $3.5 trillion infrastructure and climate deal; European Union unveils landmark ‘Green Deal’; PLUS: Yet more evidence that meaningful action on climate would save lives and money… All that and more in today’s Green News Report! GNR’s now […]

‘Green News Report’ – July 13, 2021

Follow @GreenNewsReport… (Or use “Click here to listen…” link below.) IN TODAY’S RADIO REPORT: Western electric grid stress-tested by massive wildfires and 3rd extreme heat wave in a month; California Gov. Newsom expands state drought emergency declaration; June 2021 the hottest June ever recorded in U.S. history; PLUS: Rightwing weather? Fox ‘News’ to launch its […]

Now May Be a Good Time to Reform or Eliminate California’s Gubernatorial Recall System

The idiom, “the road to hell is paved with good intentions”, comes to mind when considering both the transformation of California’s Republican Party and the Golden State’s gubernatorial Recall process since first established by voters on Oct. 10, 1911. Both transformations point to the need for California to either significantly reform or eliminate gubernatorial Recalls […]