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This week’s episode is the first recorded on new hardware, the first recorded while part of the ACPN group (as opposed to recording an episode and then being invited while in production), and the first in a while to have the “classic” format of an old release and a
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Hey, gang. Russ here. This is a very special episode for…well, for a few reasons. The first reason, and the one least likely to impact our listeners, is that this will be the final episode recorded and edited on the trusty MacBook that has been with me since the
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Normally I don't share my radio and podcast appearances but this was a great one. We were on with an amazing cast of election and voting experts - beyond Jesse Jackson who actually ran for President once (1984) there was David Daley (author RatFucked) and Barabara Arnwine (Committee for
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The slow march of Charlottesville justice continues as Jacob Goodwin has now been given 8 years in prison, 2 suspended. According to Tyler Hammel of the Pulitzer Prize winning Charlottesville paper The Daily Progress, "Goodwin, from Arkansas, was sentenced to 10 years in prison with two years suspended, as
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Here's episode sixteen of the Visu.News podcast. Jeanne Devon is the NY Times bestselling author of Blind Allegiance to Sarah Palin: A Memoir of Our Tumultuous Years and most recently she co-authored with Bill Fulton the soon to be tv show - The Blood of Patriots: How
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It's Jason Statham Week! Join Russ and Zach as we break down The Meg and Death Race.
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The Death of Superman -- based on a story that culminated in 1992's Superman #75 -- being episode #75 of the podcast is so perfect that we’re going to pretend waiting around for that movie to come out is why we haven’t done a new episode lately.
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This is episode 15 of the Visu.News podcast. I'm here with my co-host, Aaron Cynic and this week we are discussing activism, the Democratic Party and voting. We are one year and one hundred and ninety three days into the Donald J Trump administration. If you
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Chicago anti-violence activists shut down Lake Shore Drive Thursday afternoon before marching to Wrigley Field to draw attention to gun violence, crime, and other issues afflicting resource-starved neighborhoods in the city. Photo by Aaron Cynic "There are too many killings in Chicago, there are too many police-
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"Charlottesville changed everything" is a continual mantra of reporters that don't actually get into the fray too often - but those of us who covered Ferguson and other actions before - know that it's been like this for a while. I've been covering protests
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I'm going to cut to the chase with this review. Boots Reilly's premiere feature length film is fucking fantastic. It's the sort of film that only comes maybe once a decade - an independent film that is funny, well-acted, and creative in a way
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Russ Burlingame and Zach D Roberts break down Skyscraper, which was a ton of fun.