Mickelson's Podcast

The tragedy of the commons and national health care.  The same thing?  (Here's a link to a great free book which will make you an expert on the "tragedy of the commons")

Billy Bob Salier sits in for Mickelson....deals with the possible court martial of soldiers who did their duty...too well?

Mike Whelan and Susanne Lee sit in for Jan Mickelson and have a mini-job fair and ask all the right questions about what's holding us back.

Iowa taxpayers are still bailing out Postville...again.   Chris Rants and Jonathan Narcisse mix it up on some Iowa issues.  Open line Friday

Gitmo prisoners headed to a prison on the edge of Iowa.  Good idea?   "Who Turned Out the Lights?"  Jean Johnson with guided tour of our energy future.   Congressman Tom Latham has a law to prevent the incarceration of Gitmo terrorists in the Midwest.

Timothy Egan recalls "The Big Burn"...the largest forest fire in history.   How Markets Fail...John Cassidy.    How Iowa can pay its bills...Ed Failor from Iowans for Tax Relief with practical solutions.  Banning Everclear? 

Jeri Corsi talks about the dollar, about the economy and "America For Sale".   Joe Volk is a Quaker peace organizer...give peace a chance.   Then,  if I had a hammer...will I soon need a license? 

Steve Kirby is the Iowa Chapter President of ACT...warns of the influence of radical Islam in Iowa.  Earl Taylor and Jim Carley with Save Our American Republic...an upcoming "Making of America" seminar on the Constitution.   jcarley104@msn.com   or 515-423-4131. Congressman Steve King defends a controversial assessment of an Obama insider "Chicago Mafia"... Lewis Sorely  thinks our Vietnam history could be repeating in Afghanistan. "A Better War". 

Emily Klinefelter is an up and coming MMA fighter...big fight night!  Will Tracey with The Onion's anthology celebration.  More PC nonsense.  Kevin Hammond is coming to town to play.   Suzy!

Scott Paul from Alliance for American Manufacturing says we are still exporting jobs...even with bailout money.   Congressman Ron Paul says the medical reform package is legislative and economic malpractice.  Plus the travail of educators trying to keep the lid on.