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AwareTek Podcast by Ron Stephens

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I love it, March 30, 2006
Reviewer: Michalob

I couldn't agree more. Everything this man says is true. If only the world would grow up or evolve or something. I'm not saying don't try to change the world, it's just frustrating sometimes.

I think this man is the smartest I have ever heard. What an insperation.

I see the next president. Please run for president!

I'm curious, how do u feel about technology in our classrooms?

personalmedia, February 17, 2006
Reviewer: personalmedia from Indiana

This content of this podcast is quite unique and would probably not find a mainstream outlet in many other media formats. The program’s host is obviously a deep-thinking and intelligent individual. He provides many thought provoking philosophical questions and queries in the podcast he has created. The range of subject material covered by Stephens is vast and varied.

The sound quality of the podcast is excellent. The host is well-prepared and rarely misses a beat when delivering his commentary. This is a man who has a lot to say – and I found most of what he said intellectually stimulating and challenging

Aaron Hoos, February 17, 2006
Reviewer: Aaron Hoos from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Awaretek Government June 24

At the beginning of the podcast, the narrator admits that his views may be controversial. He goes back to early Greece and the beginning of democracy and liberty and suggests that the Roman empire collapsed that system because of their pursuit of wealth. Although he says American politics is the best on the planet, he suggests that the American political system is becoming "too divided and adversarial" and capitalism threatens to mirror the Roman empire and its effect on the collapse of democracy and liberty. He calls for a world government and a global currency.

The podcast was quiet at first and there was a little echo. Although the material necessitated a lot of speaking, the podcast seemed long.

Political podcasts are dangerous to review, no matter what your political affiliation is! This podcast is being awarded 4 stars for this reason: His thoughts are rooted in history and he is careful to try to back up what he says with proof and even if you don't agree with what he says, he is using these ideas as a starting point for a debate for political and social reform, which is always noble purpose.

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