Category Archives: Corporate Gouging

9-13-2013 Mark Heaney

Posted on September 14, 2013 by admin

Click below to play or watch on our YouTube Channel    Alan Miller interviews Mr. Mark Heaney. Mark is an attorney and an activist who can be described as “Protector of consumer rights, enemy of debt collectors and payday loan … Continue reading →

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8-9-2013 Dane Smith, President Growth and Justice

Posted on August 10, 2013 by admin

Click below to play or watch on our YouTube Channel   Our co-host Steve Francisco and Dane Smith, president of Growth and Justice, engage in a conversation about inequality in society – income, racial, gender and more. The discussion covers much … Continue reading →

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7-12-2013 Dave Feinwachs

Posted on July 13, 2013 by admin

Click below to play or watch on our YouTube Channel   Alan Miller interviews Dave Feinwachs who is a whistleblower who exposed the huge amounts of wasted money spent in non-patient care in the health care industry in Minnesota (and other … Continue reading →

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3-1-2013 Dr. Merlin Brown

Posted on March 13, 2013 by admin

Dr. Brown discusses health insurance and health care with co-host Steve Francisco. To watch this video on our Youtube channel click here…

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9-7-2012 Minnesota Senator John Marty

Posted on September 18, 2012 by admin

  Click below to play or  watch on our YouTube Channel Alan Miller interviews Minnesota Senator John Marty

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