Posts Tagged With: politics (10 posts)

  1. The High w/ Warren: Vote for Stephen Gyllenhaal?

    Big change starts small. Or so filmmaker/poet Stephen Gyllenhaal believes. Join me at The High Bar as we debate grassroots politics, tea parties and the one-minute monorail. Then, write in [...]

  2. David Rasche keeps me IN THE LOOP (podcast)

    I watched Bill O’Reilly referee a steel-cage, grudge match/battle-of-wits between Ann Coulter and Al Sharpton and it became apparent, immediately, that both sides were unarmed. While America’s unemployment rates soar, [...]

  3. A HUNGER that feeds the soul?

    Cinematic storytelling gets more spectacular lip service than Dizzy Gillespie‘s upswept trumpet. Film is a visual medium, they say; dialogue nearly an afterthought. And yet, movies remain talkier than Henry [...]

  4. Preview: STATE OF PLAY

      Rated PG-13 for some violence, language including sexual references, and brief drug content. Running Time : 127 minutes   Oscar® winner Russell Crowe leads an all-star cast in a blistering thriller [...]

  5. Preview: STATE OF PLAY

    Rated PG-13 for some violence, language including sexual references, and brief drug content. Running Time : 127 minutes Oscar® winner Russell Crowe leads an all-star cast in a blistering thriller [...]

  6. Chillin’ and Swillin’ with Calvin Trillin

    Who knew? Calvin Trillin has a following more committed than the devotees of the Reverend Jim Jones. When I hosted The Nation‘s “deadline poet” at Words & Wine earlier this [...]

  7. Draw your own conclusions… WHAT’S YOUR POINT, HONEY?

    The Suffragists struggled mightily to earn women the right to vote. The fight continues to get women on the ballot to vote for. Despite the fact the United States’ population [...]

  8. Crying over blood-spilt MILK?

    Harvey Milk learned his lesson: You’ve got to give them Hope. Apparently, Barack Obama was listening; apparently, Danny Boyle cribbed his notes. Obama co-opted Hope as a one-word campaign slogan. [...]

  9. Warren’s DVD Pick of the Week… BEING THERE

    In today’s politics, Hope is trendy; Cynicism remains prudent.  Given the gloomy economic forecast, we must remember to look beyond the bottom lines and evaluate those figures etched in prophet-margins. [...]

  10. Everyone’s a Winner!… Calvin Trillin

    The Progressive Poet  A political poetry contest Let your inner political bard out! Think you have what it takes to be Washington’s State’s first political poet laureate? Well bring on [...]