Podcast appearances and mentions of peter barca

Attorney Mark Thomsen talks with Congressional candidate Peter Barca and current representative of the 20th AD, Christine Sinicki. Peter Barca is the Democratic candidate for Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District. He has a long legislative career spanning three decades. Peter served for 7 years as the Assembly Minority Leader. And serve is the right word for what Peter does. His policies stem from his desire to serve his community, in whatever capacity he can. Christine Sinicki can't stop being a community leader. She just doesn't know how! Chris has served 13 terms in the Wisconsin Assembly, representing the 20th AD with strength, courage, and persistent humor. Now, she's running for her 14th term, with the conviction that in this election, with our new fairer maps, we finally have a chance to DO SOMETHING! Guests: Christine Sinicki, Peter Barca

Former and possibly future Congressman Peter Barca joins us live to talk about his decision to challenge incumbent Republican Bryan Steil. UpNorthNews with Pat Kreitlow airs on several stations across the Civic Media radio network, Monday through Friday from 6-8 am. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook, X, and Instagram to keep up with Pat & the show! Guests: Kristin Lyerly, Salina Heller, Peter Barca

Greg Speed is President of America Votes, the infrastructure hub of the progressive community - which coordinates 400+ organizations nationally and in 20+ states. In this conversation, Greg talks how the anti-apartheid movement piqued his political interest, diving into campaigns at the University of Wisconsin, lessons learned on Capitol Hill, and 16+ years as, first-E.D. and now, President at America Votes. In addition to demystifying the origin and operation of AV, Greg gives his analysis on the '22 midterms and the dueling turnout vs. persuasion post-election narratives.(To donate to support The Pro Politics Podcast, you may use this venmo link or inquire by email at mccrary.zachary@gmail.com)IN THIS EPISODEThe issue that first engaged Greg's interest in politics…Greg sinks his teeth in the 1992 President election while at UW-Madison…Why Greg gravitated to the communications role in politics…and then away from it…Lessons learned from his Hill boss, Congressman Martin Frost…Greg on the 2003-04 origin story of America Votes…The concrete role America Votes plays in politics and campaigns…Greg uses Minnesota as an example of how America Votes operates at the state level…Greg talks both building consensus and avoiding groupthink…Are there corollaries to America Votes on the right?Greg gives his analysis on the 2022 elections…Greg weighs in on the 2022 turnout vs. persuasion narratives…                     Greg talks the latest research on effective messaging and tactics to turn out voters…Greg talks how he's become a more effective manager over the years at America Votes…Greg's professional tips to young people in politics…AND the Alliance for a Better Minnesota, Americans Coming Together, Matt Angle, Apartheid, Les Aspin, Peter Barca, the Big Ten, Stephen Biko, The Blue Surge, George W. Bush, Jimmy Carter, James Carville, Catalist, Chicagoland, circus tents, Bill Clinton, Nate Cohn, the coin of the realm, Deerfield, Tom Delay, The Democracy Alliance, the Dobbs Decision, Rahm Emanuel, embarrassing wide shots, John Fetterman, the Finger Lakes, Joan Fitz-Gerald, hitching posts, hopium, intentional lists, Joan of Arc, the Koch Brothers, MAGA, Bob Matsui, McCain-Feingold, The Media Fund, mental erogenous zones, messaging oracles, Mother Theresa, nerve nets, neutral convening infrastructures, no brainers, Ronald Reagan, Nicole Roe, Steve Rosenthal, Sara Schreiber, social pressure, George Soros, Donald Trump, the University of Wisconsin, vote tripling, The War Room, Joe Wineke, Yankee Republicans & more!

Costa Rica is leaning on agriculture to become what's categorized as a "developed" nation.  They still have a distance to go, but Bob Bosold learns more about the strategy from Hector Calbo, guide in Costa Rica. Posted or not, it's state law that hunters require verbal or written permission from landowners to be on their property.  Aaron Zimmerman talks to Keith Ripp from the WI Farm Bureau Federation about key points people need to remember before the beginning of Wisconsin's gun deer season. Pam talks to WI Dept. of Revenue Secretary, Peter Barca, about the latest applications received for the WI Farm Support Program.  Barca says DOR never administered grant programs before the pandemic, but they're up to speed now and providing better fraud protection then some other agencies might. Compeer Financial provides us with an update on farmland values.  Mike Morris, appraiser with Compeer, says interest is running high in this paid program. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On April 9, 2020, WisconsinEye senior producer Steve Walters interviewed the Wisconsin Department of Revenue Secretary Peter Barca for an update on COVID-19 as it impacts state revenue.

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Sly is joined by the Wisconsin Secretary of Revenue to discuss the Tax deadline being pushed back both at the Federal and State level due to the Covid-19 Pandemic.

Peter Barca on Wisconsin's Morning News: Effects of winning Powerball ticket

Peter Barca joined WTMJ's Jane Matenaer for a conversation.

We welcome back former Battleground WI panelist Jorna Taylor to dig into breaking political news. We discuss the huge opportunity for progressives to elect a state senator in the District 1 special election on June 12th now that the unpopular Rep. Andre Jacque has come through the GOP primary despite establishment opposition. We also discuss Peter Barca’s decision not to run in Congressional District 1, news that Republican Ed Brooks will resign in Assembly District 50, and get Jorna’s thoughts on the governor’s race. Finally we bat around Governor Walker’s order to state agencies for 0% growth in their 2019-2020 budgets; the latest Foxconn scandal, $100 political baby bribes, net neutrality, and more.

Mark Shriver Many Americans fondly remember the late R. Sargent Shriver, who founded the Peace Corps and accomplished so much else in improving the lot of people in this country and around the world. His son, Mark Shriver, writes in a new book for Fathers Day, about how faith and maintaining a balance in life are the important lessons his dad bequeathed. http://www.savethechildren.org/ Jim Hightower America’s #1 populist gives us his Common Sense Commentary on the Wisconsin election results. Linda Killian A journalist and senior scholar at the Wilson Center, has written a book about a powerful third force in American politics – the independent, or swing, voters. They may not make up their minds in the presidential race until it is almost over, but they will, she says, make all the difference. http://www.lindajkillian.com/ Henry Cuellar Bill Press talks about immigration issues, the Latino vote and tax cuts with Congressman Henry Cuellar, a blue dog Democrat, from Texas. http://www.billpressshow.com/ http://cuellar.house.gov/ Peter Barca A special replay of our post-election-day interview in Wisconsin with Democratic State Assembly leader Peter Barca. The news wasn’t all bad, he reports.

Peter Barca Wisconsin Representative Peter Barca of Kenosha is the Democratic Leader of the Wisconsin Assembly. Clearly a battleground state in November, Wisconsin just ended a tumultuous campaign seeking the recall of Republican Governor Scott Walker. Representative Barca talks with us about the results, and what it means for November. http://legis.wisconsin.gov/w3asp/contact/legislatorpages.aspx?house=assembly&district=64

It began as a protest by a few students and teaching assistants over deep budget cuts, but quickly turned into a history making movement of working people in Wisconsin.   Was the occupation of the state capital in Madison, Wisconsin a resurgence of organized labor in the United States?  Or the last gasp for unionized workers, as they face continual erosion of their rights.  This week we hear Part 2 of a retrospective documentary on the 2011 Wisconsin uprising, produced by Workers Independent News. Featuring: Mahlon Mitchell, Professional Firefighters of Wisconsin President; David McClurg, Madison, police Sergeant; Peter Barca, Democratic State Representative of 64th Assembly District; Rich Trumka, AFL-CIO President ; Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President; Mike Goodwin, OPEIU president; Mark Miller, Wisconsin Senate minority leader; Fred Risser, Wisconsin State Senator; Brett Hulsey , Wisconsin State Representative; Erika Wolf, United Council of UW student Advocacy Field Organizer; Wisconsin teachers, students, firefighters, police officers, union members and other citizens.   For More Information: Workers Independent News www.laborradio.org WORT Community Radio-Madison, WI http://www.wort-fm.org United Council of UW students http://unitedcouncil.net/ Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) http://www.weac.org AFSCME http://www.afscme.org/ Office & Professional Employees International Union (OPEIU) http://www.opeiu.org/ Wisconsin AFL-CIO http://www.wisaflcio.org/ United Steelworkers http://www.usw.org/ IBEW-International http://www.ibew.org Professional Firefighters of Wisconsin http://www.pffw.org/ Michigan UAW Local 6888 http://www.uawlocal6888.org/ Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker http://www.wisgov.state.wi.us/ South Central Federation of Labor http://www.scfl.org/ The post Making Contact – The Wisconsin Workers Uprising (Part 2) appeared first on KPFA.