We talk about the Darby case and city government's (retired and otherwise) involvement in the defense of a convicted murderer. This opens up a lot of topics of conversation and we plan to have more conversations here in the future.

We have a chat with Zac Hyden from the Automotive Free Clinic about . . . the AFC, anarchism, nature, and more! To talk to Zac try their website, https://www.automotivefreeclinic.org/ , or their Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/automotivefreeclinic/ . Thanks for listening!

. . . in which we discuss the mundane business as usual goings on of HSV City Council - - except the world is (and must be) changing. 

Apologies for no new episode this week - - content is coming! Keep the faith.

I seem to find an hour's worth of words to say about City Council meetings no matter what. I hope you find something informative . . . or amusing . . . here. Thanks for listening. "If most of us are ashamed of shabby clothes and shoddy furniture, let us be more ashamed of shabby ideas and shoddy philosophies." - Albert Einstein

I had a nice conversation with Tara about how some things work with the Madison City Council (and don't work), about what is looming large for them in Madison, and a bit of the activism that she engages in. I hope you hear something you wanted to hear. Thanks for listening.

My comments on the meeting and agenda. Please enjoy and share and let me hear from you. 

A quick interview with local activist about public access to services, locations, closed captioning, and public comments during City Council meetings in Huntsville, AL. Thanks for tuning in!

I went long again. Listen to as much as you can - - an idea, a thought or consideration, a conversation started - - it's all good. These are my comments about the HSV City Council meeting for the 10th of Feb. 

My notes and observations from the 27 Jan 22 Huntsville City Council meeting. Please join me. This pod went long, so listen to as much as you can stand - - look for themes of dissonance about capitalism, the definition of violence, and concerns about preservation and ecology. Excellent poem at the end if you want to skip ahead to that! Hope you'll consider having a conversation with someone about what's going on here. Thanks for listening.