Patriotcast

This Patriotcast podcast begins with a few quick comments on Eliot Spitzer, Ziff-Davis filing for bankruptcy, iPhone rumors and other Apple rumors. The second segment of the podcast addresses Reverend Jeremiah Wright, his inflammatory comments and responsibility on the speaker and the listener. The third segment briefly discusses the sub prime mortgage crisis, namely, how it started, the collapse of Bear Sterns and who is responsible. I close with a little known event , the Wounded Warrior March, honoring those who have been wounded serving their country.

Just when you thought the primaries would come to an end, the results in Texas and Ohio distort the election landscape. I discuss the results and the need for a candidate to step down. I address the issues surrounding the Florida and Michigan primaries, how the superdelegates can destroy the party, and I make recommendations to the Democratic Party. In the next segment I discuss the President’s endorsement of John McCain along with other factors that may affect the election. I then discuss Fortune Magazine’s announcement that this year Apple is the number one Most Admired Company along with two related articles concerning Apple’s success and, “The Trouble With Steve Jobs.” This episode closes with Apple’s release of the software development kit for the iPhone and the formation of a $100 million fund for start-ups developing for the iPhone. Music is provided courtesy of: Bruce Marshall of ATM Records, Concord, MA 01742. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction prohibited by law. www.brucemarshall.net. The Love Dogs, Boston, MA. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction prohibited by law. www.thelovedogs.com.

This episode of Patriotcast begins will a discussion about the results of the Wisconsin and Hawaii primaries, the upcoming Texas and Ohio primaries and the effects these four primaries will have on Hillary Clinton and what her response should be. Next, I discuss a recent article in the New York Times and the paper's irresponsible, tabloid-like behavior towards John McCain. I then revisit John McCain's choices for Vice President. The podcast then turns to technology and discusses the recent competition between Blu-Ray and HD-DVD. Finally, I close with a brief chat about a report issued by Forrester Research concerning digital music sales. Music is provided courtesy of: Bruce Marshall of ATM Records, Concord, MA 01742. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction prohibited by law. www.brucemarshall.net. The Love Dogs, Boston, MA. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction prohibited by law. www.thelovedogs.com.

This episode is all about election politics. I begin by defining superdelegates and discussing the potential legal battles at the democratic convention. Next I explore the implications of Mitt Romney’s action this week, namely, the release of his delegates to John McCain. I conclude with a discussion about the influence of the independent voter and the one real issue voters would like to see resolved – partisan paralysis. I then present the two true factors effecting independent voters choice for president – the candidate’s character and leadership skills. Music is provided courtesy of: Bruce Marshall of ATM Records, Concord, MA 01742. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction prohibited by law. www.brucemarshall.net.

This episode is comprised of 5 short segments. I begin with a brief discussion of the concept of a 50 state primary based upon an informal blog poll in the Wall Street Journal and my posting to that blog. Next I discuss the results of Super Tuesday and Mitt Romney’s response. The third segment looks at John McCain’s possible choices for a vice presidential running mate. The fourth segment responds to comments made by radio talk show hosts and republican political pundits and the need to act in a responsible manner. The show then takes a lighter tone and discusses the iPhone and iPod Touch memory upgrades and the release of a new personal database from FileMaker.

This episode begins with a brief reintroduction of Patriotcast by explaining its purpose and providing basic production information. Next is a comparison of the Democratic candidates on the issues of immigration, terrorism, the Iraq war, energy policy, the economy and taxes, and healthcare. The third segment briefly discusses the Macintosh Air for a second time. The final segment discusses how my studio has evolved and closes with a review of Audio Buddy by M-Audio.

A comparison of the Republican candidates on the issues of immigration, terrorism, the Iraq war, the economy and taxes, and healthcare. Also, a summary of Steve Jobs' keynote address at MacWorld 2008 where Apple presented Time Capsule, iPhone software enhancements including location orientation on google maps, Apple TV Take 2, iTunes Movie Rentals and MacBook Air.

Patriotcast is back! Changes in the primary system, Presidential qualifications, What are the issues facing the next president and Summary of the republican candidates.

Upcoming changes to Patriotcast, Educational diversity on the bench, the Indictment of Scooter Libby, praise for Alan Greenspan, details on meeting the on-air personalities on WTKK 96.9 FM, a brief review of Audacity and Sound Studio3.

Summary Detail Part 2 of 2 Paul McCartney Concert, Apple financial results, iPod with video, iPod prediction, Steve Jobs on the cover of Time

Part 1 of 2 Tom Delay Indictment, Bill Bennett radio comment, Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers, Iraq Constitution Referendum

Hurricane Rita, Rebuild New Orleans, Cities too large, podcasting

Katrina, John Roberts, iPod Nano and MacWorld Boston.