Salamone (the podcast)

Returning champion and the political revolution's own mathemagician John Laurits of the People's Math Front returns to chat with Michael Salamone following the big Thursday night Bernie Sanders live stream to discuss what we heard, the convention math, the DNC hack, election fraud, media fraud and so much more. Support this podcast

Salamone: episode 79 How Blue Was United Against Us with guest, Democratic Candidate for President, Roque De La Fuente   Michael Salamone chats with Roque De La Fuente, Democratic Candidate for President about how how he and many other candidates were barred from the Democratic debates, witnessed voter and election fraud throughout the primary system, how Hillary Clinton hasn't won the nomination legitimately and so very much more.   Support this podcast

Tuesday. Today. Forward. Michael Salamone looks at the catch 22 for the political revolution moving forward to 2020, a catch 2020: reforming campaign finance, election integrity and the media. Support this podcast

Michael Salamone talks about and plays each track of his new album, NOT QUITE DEAD YET. Stream the album at http://michaelsalamone.com/episode-77-not-quite-dead-yet-listening-party/ or click through the links and buy some mp3s. Buying mp3s helps keep Michael doing all of the weird stuff he does. Keep Michael weird, Internet. Support this podcast

Salamone, episode 76 Math Checking the Media with John Laurits Michael Salamone chats with poet turned the political revolution's chief citizen mathematician, John Laurits about the state of the Democratic primary, Bernie's odds at the nomination and what to expect at the contested Democratic National Convention. Math is pure. The media is lying to you. Visit John's website at johnlaurits.com and follow him on Twitter as he gives you the real numbers without media manipulation. Support this podcast

Salamone (the podcast) Episode 75, Part 2 with Ms. Anoa Changa, Esq.: The Intersection of Race, Gender and Courtesy. Michael Salamone continues chatting with Anoa Changa from the Way with Anoa and the Benjamin Dixon Show. This time the two get fired up about identity politics and their influence in the 2016 election cycle. Support this podcast

Salamone (the podcast) episode 74: Traveling the Way to Progress with guest, Anoa Changa. Michael Salamone chats with Anoa Changa, Esq, from the Way with Anoa and the Benjamin Dixon Show on YouTube. Support this podcast

episode 73: ¡Viva la Revolución! - Michael Salamone chats with the friend who invited him into the Bernie Sanders political revolution just over a year ago, Jay Burbank, about the past year and their hopes for the future. Support this podcast

Michael Salamone chats access and affordability in American education with Michael Redwine of the Louisa Project 2027. Support this podcast

RESIST: A robot rants about the Nevada Democratic Convention, the 2016 primaries and the state of Democracy in these United States. Support this podcast

Michael Salamone chats with Stacey Hopkins of BrandNewCongress.com about what's next for the political revolution. Spoiler alert: it's you, serving in a brand new Congress. Support this podcast

Are You There God? It's Me Hillary: A theological exploration of Hillary Clinton and her secretive religious group, The Family, with guest Rev. Quincy Worthington. Support this podcast

Michael Salamone chats about grassroots campaigning and the issues of the day with Progressive candidate for NV's 3rd district Congressional seat, Alex Singer. Support this podcast

Michael Salamone and NJ's 1st District Democratic Congressional Candidate Alex Law talk about his revolutionary campaign against corruption and an establishment Democrat, the issues of the day and more. Support this podcast

“This planet has - or rather had - a problem, which was this: most of the people living on it were unhappy for pretty much of the time. Many solutions were suggested for this problem, but most of these were largely concerned with the movement of small green pieces of paper, which was odd because on the whole it wasn't the small green pieces of paper that were unhappy. And so the problem remained; lots of the people were mean, and most of them were miserable, even the ones with digital watches.” ― Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy I'm not a particularly remarkable person. Like you, I've strengths and flaws, hopes and dreams as well as kindness and cruelty, depending on the moment. I am often a lone wolf who probably could play well with others, but doesn't trust enough to do so regularly. I am stubborn, especially when it comes to my values of right, wrong and how to treat others. I cherish petty things like etiquette far too much to truly fit into modern society, both online and offline. It

Michael Salamone rants about how the United States has proven to be a banana republic through the flawed primary process and then chats with Shyla Nelson from Election Justice USA on how voters can try to protect themselves from fraud and disenfranchisement. Support this podcast

Michael Salamone and Chad Lenig discuss the making of and listen to the 12 songs on the album SOLIDARITY. Support this podcast

Michael Salamone discusses the political revolution and its future with celebrated Socialist from Seattle's City Council, Kshama Sawant. Support this podcast

Michael Salamone chats foreign policy & Presidential politics with journalist Rania Khalek. Support this podcast

Michael Salamone chats with Michael Brooks, from the Majority Report and 2 Dope Boys & a Podcast. Support this podcast