…a subpoena, for the Cuba scene in SiCKO. Here’s the full story.
Here’s an exercise: think of every contemporary muckraker that you know of. If you can think of more than a few, I’d be interested in knowing in the comments. It’s typical that Moore, one of the revitalizing journalists of our time, is being received this way by the Bush administration. Perhaps history will treat him kindly, depending on where the universal health care issue goes in 2008 and the future.
I made a brief appearance on CNET’s amazing podcast, Buzz Out Loud. It’s a ‘podcast of indeterminate length’ where the three hosts, Tom Merritt, Molly Wood, and Veronica Belmont give the audience their take on the daily technology news. Unfortunately, Veronica Belmont has decided to leave CNET to work for a startup called Mahalo. Fortunately, she’ll get to do video podcast daily.
Because I’m going to miss her dearly, I called in to the show to say goodbye. I’m the last call-in played, at 37:30, here (mp3). It’s within the last ten seconds of the mp3. And no, I don’t regret singing to thousands of podcast listeners all over the Internet.
I’m speechless. All I’ve got today is a link to a video that everyone needs to see, especially those following the health care issue in the United States and Michael Moore’s SiCKO. Links follow:
As of this writing, I’ve seen Michael Moore’s new documentary twice and I have some thoughts. It’s great. In this post, I’m going to repost my original review of the movie, and then some additional reaction after the second viewing. Continue reading ‘Thoughts on SiCKO’