Tim Gatto Unedited and Uncut

Tim Gatto-Unedited and Uncut

United States, EnglishPolitics

Free from corporate influence and distortion, this is a radio show that takes an unbiased look at the events that shape our present and future.

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01:00

Ben Shaw is on again discussing ways to launch a political campaign at the grassroots level. Ben has been involved in politics at almost every level and anyone considering entering the political area could learn from him.
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On-Demand Episodes

00:42

Im running for the Senate here in South Carolina. Ill be discussing what I am bringing to the table and how I plan to bring a bottom-up grassroots campaign to the voters. Ill be taking calls from interested voters and from those that are... more
01:02

Columnist Stephen Lendman comes back on to give us som insight into the top politica stories of the day.
01:18

Ben Shaw of the Justice Party and also a mentor of mine will be on to discuss participatory democracy and bottom-up elections that turn away from big money media campaigns and focus on local involvement and fellowship from concerned... more
00:58

Whats going on in this world? Whats the real scoop? Let me add my voice. I might as well, I have my show paid for.
01:34

Tim discusses the situation in the Middle East and North Africa with Finian Cunningham. Finian writes for Global Research, Press TV and other news outlets. When Finian is on air, the show is always filled with interesting new information.
01:02

Lets talk about what the power brokers are doing and what the media isnt telling you.
01:32

Tim is going to try again to get a Skype feed into Eithiopia and talk to Finian Cunningham.
01:31

Lets really find out whats goingon without government "spin".
01:33

Tim and Finian willl talk about a wide variety of subjects. Im sure you will find it fasinating. The show is at a different time because Finian is at a different time zone.
01:30

Ben Shaw with the Anderson campaign talks to Tim about ballot access and current issues in the campaign. In 2011, he decided to leave the Democratic party because of his disgust with the Obama administrations betrayal on civil liberties... more

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