This week, we are tackling the fallout of the Capital Insurrection and taking a look at the history of Nazism in America and it's relevance to the rise of the modern ultra right movements of today.
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The first episode of 2021. In this episode I do my best to put into words my thoughts on the insurrection and attempted over-through of our duly elected government of Wednesday January 6, 2021 by President Trump and his zealots and cronies. I used BBC news for much of the backstory and I make comparisons to the BLW protests from 2020 as well as the Civil Rights Protests of the 60s. This was a difficult episode for me as the events of this week really hit me hard as a student of the history of this country.
Thank you all for listening and as always, "Be Excellent to Each Other!"
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This is a raw uncut recording of a conversation with my uncle Joe Cipale recorded on election day 2020 as we were anxiously watching the returns in the Biden V. Trump Presidential race. We discussed the election as well as several other historic topics that related tangentially to the issues faced during the 2020 election. I apologize in advance for any possible audio issues as I recorded this from a Zoom call and did the best I could to clean up and balance the sound.
Thank you all and "Be Excellent to Each Other"!
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My 10th episode. The gloves really come off in this one as I delve into WWIII like post election scenarios, lambast the President, discuss the precedent breaking potential new nominee to the US Supreme Court. I conclude by looking at a spectrum of source material and charting the biases therein. This episode is emotional and important and more like it are sure to follow. Please like and follow me on Facebook and check out the links to the sources I discuss in this podcast below. Thank you all!!
Links:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ArchivistWithAttitude/
Mike Selinker Article: https://medium.com/@mikeselinker/a-wargame-designer-describes-our-four-possible-civil-wars-cf5b2e980099
Interactive Media Bias Chart: https://www.adfontesmedia.com/interactive-media-bias-chart-2/
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This episode focuses on the history of Logging in Grays Harbor and what Loggers' Playday means to me personally. I have actively been part of working the Elks portion of the days festivities for the last several years and due to COVID we were unable to have the event this year. The topic of this episode was requested by my sister-in-law and I felt what better time to talk about the history of Logging in the Harbor than the weekend that would have been Loggers' Playday weekend.
Thank you all for listening and I hope you enjoy!
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I'm BACK! Back in the saddle again! This week we are taking a look at how COVID is effecting supply lines and what you can do to help get this country back on track. Also, unidentified troops disappearing people, when did we become Pinochet's Chile? Lastly, some thank yous and some positive thoughts to end the show. Thank you all for listening and please feel free to leave messages and feedback. I want this to be your show as much as it is mine.
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A special episode today as I welcome my good friend Alex Eddy into the Man Den Studio to talk about Race In America, Autonomous Zones, Flag Etiquette and Flower Power. A fun time and a great episode. Thanks Alex! Thank you all for listening.
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This episode I'll be updating you all on the Aberdeen School District funding situation as well as copping an attitude about COVID 19. Lastly, I will discuss the protests and riots in Minnesota and other places across the county and give some historical background to hopefully provide some perspective on why this is happening and how we can do better.
Thank you all!
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This week I will be copping an attitude regarding recent cuts to our local school district in Aberdeen Washington. Also, I will be reflecting on my mom, whom I lost to cancer in 2009. An emotional episode this one. Thank you all!
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This week I am following up on last week’s podcast due to a listener’s request. This week I am discussing the information sources that I, as the Archivist with Attitude, use when I am doing research and working to separate fact from fiction.
Also, I have added a new segment called Copping an Attitude in which I will be voicing opinion. I am making a point to distinguish this segment from the rest of the show in an effort to separate fact-based evidence I may present vs that which is my opinion. This week’s attitude will be copped about the labeling of various products as “Seasonal” and more seriously discussing the Illinois Nazis.
Thank you all!!
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This week's podcast is a verbal thought web of how information is consumed processed and promoted. We will be examining and article by Dr. Isaac Asimov, Delving into a brief history of The Fairness Doctrine, and looking at how all of this relates to how we consume and digest information in our instant access world. Thank you all for listening. You are truly appreciated!
Link to the "A Cult of Ignorance" article: https://aphelis.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/ASIMOV_1980_Cult_of_Ignorance.pdf
Please feel free to leave me comments or questions at: https://anchor.fm/archvistwithattitude/message
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A week earlier than planned but it's important to act when you feel you are called to act!
This episode was inspired by some of this weeks news headlines and I couldn't be happier to bring to you a gloves off historical look at some of the current craziness that is our world. Thank you all for listening!
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WOW! The very first episode of the Archivist With Attitude Podcast! Pretty exciting! This is the intro episode and will lay the short and sweet groundwork for that which is to come.
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