Great Speeches And Interviews

"A popular government without popular information or the means of acquiring it is but a Prologue to a Farce or a Tragedy or perhaps both." ~ James Madison, 1822

Broadcast By 'The Voice' on Access Sacramento

Preview the speeches and interviews	Hear the speeches and interviews
About President Ford, Vali Nasr and Newt Gingrich		Hear President Ford, Vali Nasr and Newt Gingrich
About Long and Hedges		Hear Huey Pierce Long, Jr., Greg Palast, Charles Goyette interviewing Chris Hedges, and Samantha Power
		Hear President Bill Clinton, Larry Brilliant, and Charles Goyette interviewing Chalmers Johnson
		Hear President Carter, Scott Horton interviewing Bruce Fein and Anthony Gregory
About Glaser, Palast and others		Hear Elizabeth Glaser, Greg Palast and others
About Savio, Palast, Danner		Hear Mario Savio, Greg Palast, and Mark Danner
About LBJ, Palast, Harris, Hedges		Hear LBJ, Greg Palast, Sam Harris and Chris Hedges
About Anita Hill, John Fitzgerald Kennedy and others		Hear Anita Hill, John Fitzgerald Kennedy and others

Recorded in Sacramento

Preview the speeches and interviews		Hear the speeches and interviews
About Scott Ritter and Jeff Cohen		Hear Scott Ritter and Jeff Cohen
About John Kerry and others at the Obama rally		Hear John Kerry and others at the Obama rally
About Stephen Kinzer And Martha Cardenas		Hear Stephen Kinzer and Martha Cardenas
About Sander Hicks		Hear Sander Hicks
About Richard Becker		Hear Richard Becker
About Sacramento Police Chief Rick Braziel		Hear Sacramento Police Chief Rick Braziel

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2008-03-06 11:54:46   Shouldn't this be on a distinct wiki? —JabberWokky

2008-03-07 11:10:39   What would be the advantage of a distinct wiki? —sgl

2008-03-07 12:22:02   Well, you are filling up the Sacramento Wiki with information about people like a former Governor of Louisiana. That's not really fair to the editors trying to make a wiki about Sacramento. It is a bit as if somebody jumped into the studio of this show and started talking about the best locations for pasta in the city. On the other hand, listing good places to get pasta in Sacramento fits this wiki.

In addition, you are "outside linking" inside links. That's causing all kinds of havoc with the stats and search system that tries to assist editors in locating entries without links.

You have some great content here, but the bulk of it doesn't really have to do with Sacramento. A distinct wiki would give it room to grow, have a unique domain and URL, homepage and editors. All Wiki Spot wikis could link to it equally ... like for instance the Baton Rouge one. Areas that get Access Sacramento (like a future Roseville or Citrus Heights wiki) could link to the Great Speeches and Interviews wiki from their entries on Access Sacramento. —JabberWokky

2008-03-07 16:37:02   I don't want to make a headache for the editors but I just moved some of the pages from Wiki Spot because the front page wasn't showing up on 'All Pages'. —sgl

2008-03-07 18:17:34   Another reason as to why you really really should set up your own distinct wiki for this project. —JabberWokky

2008-03-10 13:58:09   So far this issue of the location of a page only seems to be a concern of an editor. I am unable to see why a non-editor would be concerned. —sgl

2008-03-11 10:52:26   People use this wiki to learn about Sacramento, look for restaurants and events in the area and things of that nature. Like JabberWokky said, you have some great content here. But most of it doesn't pertain to Sacramento, so it doesn't belong here. —CharlesMcLaughlin

2008-03-11 13:32:55   Keep in mind sgl, we're all trying to assist you to create the best format for your project — we're all taking the time to discuss this with you because we think your content is good, and we're all just chiming in to help you with the mundane housekeeping stuff that's not obvious when you're first getting started. —JabberWokky