Carroll's guest worked at the Moililii Stream site when the city illegally dumped loads of concrete into the stream to create a "maintenenace" road. They were later fined and ordered to clean the stream.  City workers were paid, by taxpayers, to work overtime, 3-4 hours a day plus 8 hours on weekends to dump concrete from torn up city sidewalks.

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Carroll's guest is Dr. Timothy S. Johnson from The Frederick Douglass Foundation and Leo Bogee from World Christian Leadership, discussing  their support of the Republican party and "black conservative values", their criticism of black democratic leaders,  and their stand on anti-abortion and gay marriage/civil union issues.

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Carroll's guest is Marti Townsend, from KAHEA, talking about Tropic Land Company's  request  to rezone prime  agriculture land to build an industrial park. There will be sign waving on Wednesday, 8/18, to raise awareness of the issue and keep Waianae country.

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Carroll discusses accountability in government and brings you up to date on a variety of topics.

Recently Hannemann's campaign called KHON to complain about their airing Carroll's comments on Mufi's environmental  record.  A while back KHON took the story about Mufi's Pittsburgh campaign trip offline after Hannemann's campaign complained, but said it was due to  technical dificulties.

Corruption or Coincidence?

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Carroll's guest is John Carroll, Republican candidate for

governor of the state of Hawaii

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Carroll continues his discussion regarding the national "Local 5 Hotel Workers Rising"  campaign, about ordinary working people pushing back and holding Wall Street accountable.  Guests are Mike McGurn and Kaleo Aarona, Local 5 members and particpants in the protest at the Regency Hyatt, Waikiki, on July 22, 2010.

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Carroll's guests are Eric Gill and Lauren Ballesteros from the Local 5 hotel workers union. They discuss participation in the national "Local 5 Hotel Workers Rising"  campaign, about ordinary working people pushing back and holding Wall Street accountable.

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Carroll discusses Governor Linda Lingle's announcing her veto of HB 444, the Civil Union Bill, on July 6, 2010,  and the events surrounding her press conference.  Why did the state require Equality Hawaii to get a Special Use Permit to rally at the capitol, but  not Hawaii Family Forum  and church groups, organized by Pastors Francis Oda and Dennis Arakaki, who were permitted to demonstrate on the 5th floor of the capitol outside the governor's office, as well as in the areas "permitted" by Equality Hawaii?     

Link here for pictures, audio and video from the rally

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Carroll's guests, Mike Golojuch of PFLAG-Oahu, and Holly J. Huber of Hawaii Citizens for the Separation of Church and State, discuss civil rights and lobbying by non-profits, particularly the Hawaii Family Forum.  Everyone's input must be equally considered, not just big companies and christian religious groups backed by large amounts of money.  (Note - Lt. Gov. Aiona and some city council members are openly and actively advocating Hawaii be declared an "All Christian State"!)

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Carroll and his guests, Choon James and Marvin Iseke from Hauula, discuss seizure of property by big government through eminent domain.   The City and County of Honolulu, under Mayor Hannemann, wants to relocate the fire station but the community had no input into the process or the new location, and has not received any information from the city.    The lot next door to Choon James' property is for sale, but the city, to save time, wants to execute eminent domain on her property.   City Councilman Dela Cruz has not been any help either.  Google "Hawaii eminent domain abuse" for more stories.

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