Paul Loeb Live!

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Listen to my January 2010 interview with New Dimensions radio for their podcast, New Dimensions Cafe, and to the hour-long interview with host Michael Toms (latter requires $1.99 download)

Listen to my January 2010 interview with Making Contact radio, along with two people profiled in Soul of a Citizen, Alison Smith of Maine's Clean Elections Project, and David Lewis, who spent 17 years in the California prison system before creating a pioneering drug and alcohol rehabilitation project that dropped his community's murder rate 80%.

Listen to my April 2010 interview on Sierra Club Radio

Watch my interview with Laura Flanders on GRIT TV (a good interview for a more left audience)

Listen to my interview with Mike Cuthbert on AARP's Prime Time Radio

Listen to my March 2010 interview for A World of Possibilities, syndicated to 275 stations in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the Phillipines. The second half featured my major character Joan Blades of MoveOn.

Listen to my April 2010 interview on KQED San Francisco's Forum Show

Listen to my May 2010 interview on KUOW Seattle's Weekday Show

Listen to my May 2010 interview on WLRN Miami's Tropical Currents show

Listen to my September 2010 interview on WNYC New York's Brian Lehrer Show

Watch my Sept 2010 talk and discussion for the Cambridge Forum

Watch a Jan 2011 conversation with Oklahoma's Northeastern State University's President Don Betz and answering questions from a leadership class he teaches. (It's the first meeting of the course, so President Betz talks about the expectations and format through the first 8:00 minutes and then does an intro, after which our conversation starts. So you'll have to jump forward a bit. Still, it was a good interaction)

Watch a talk at East Carolina University followed by questions and then an interactive faculty/staff workshop aimed at engaging students in the community. I start about two minutes in with a general talk on involvement, aimed primarily at community members. Then the faculty workshop starts about half way through, but I'm not sure how to jump forward in a two-and-a-half hour tapes, but it was an excellent faculty discussion.

Watch my April 2011 talk at Georgia's Clayton State University

Listen to a radio interview on the European civil unrest and its lessons for the US