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Bob Moser on GRITtv and Liberadio
Don't miss these two great interviews with Observer editor Bob Moser
Bob was born interested in politics. He was a Reagan supporter when he was twelve, but he's come a ways since then. Hear him talk about southern politics and more in these two interviews, recorded Monday and Tuesday.Bob sits in on a panel discussion on GRITtv with Laura Flanders. The topic - Over the Top Obituary Porn? The discussion spans Michael Jackson, Al Franken, Geraldo Rivera, and whether media has hit a new low.
On Liberadio, Bob talks with Mary Mancini about the surprising and hopeful changes in southern political culture, something he's analyzed with insight and wit in his book Blue Dixie: Awakening the South's Democratic Majority.
Bob Moser on GRITtv
GRITtv with Laura Flanders airs Mon-Thurs, at 8pm & 1 am ET, on Free Speech TV (DISH Network ch. 9415), on public stations and online at www.grittv.org and www.firedoglake.com/lauraflanders.
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