Podcast appearances and mentions of steve o'keefe

If you appreciate Parallax Views and the work of J.G. Michael please consider supporting the show through Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/parallaxviews On this edition of Parallax Views, remember the Nashville bombing of Christmas 2020? You may not as it fell down the proverbial memory hole pretty quickly. However, our guest on this edition of the program, Steve O'Keefe, has had the incident on his mind. O'Keefe has an interesting perspective on the Nashville bombing due to his background: he formerly worked for the controversial publisher Loompanics Unlimited. Loompanics specialized in books that could be described as illegalist literature. Loompanics Unlimited managed to enrage leftists, liberal, libertarians, and rightists alike in the 1980s and 1990s, although it could be said that Loompanics itself was of a individualist anarchist bent in its general political philosophy.At the beginning of this conversation details the history of Loompanics, the books it published and sold, and tells us a little bit about its publisher Mike Hoy. In doing so Steve lays the groundwork for giving a different perspective on the Nashville bombing based on his editing of books that dealt with illegal activities while working at Loompanics.Recently, Steve wrote a piece for Counterpunch entitled "The Nashville Bombing, More Than Meets the Eye" which raises questions about the Nashville bombing and the fact that a single, 65 year old man like Anthony Quinn Warner could pull off such an explosion with a simple bomb and an RV. Warner's actions led to his death as well as the injury of 8 civilians and the destruction of a great amount of property in downtown Nashville. Steve explains in detail the problems that arise from the fact that Warner was, if the account of the events as it is currently understood, acting alone. That said, Steve also argues that Warner may have learned how to pull off the explosion through others and/or a network. Either way, however, Steve believes that the incident is troubling and concerning. Given Steve's experience editing literature related to bombs, weapons, and illegal activities I think he provides and interesting perspective on the Nashville bombing. This conversation delves into issues related to the AT&T building's hydrogen material that could've allowed for a bigger explosion, the question of how Warner would've know about those hydrogen materials, the vulnerabilities of telecommunications facilities like AT&T, asymmetric warfare and terrorism, the tight-lipped response of law enforcement in regards to the bombing, why after the publication of the article Steve has come to believe Warner didn't build a superbomb, Warner evading the attention of authorities, whether or not Warner worked alone, and much, much more. Additionally we have a bit of an extended discussion later on about Loompanics and whether said books should be protected by the Second Amendment, etc. NOTE: The views expressed by Steve O'Keefe are his own.

A conversation with Steve O'Keefe, author of "Set the Page on Fire," about zines, the early Internet, online community, and the emergence of web publishing. We also talk about AI and singularity, cyber-activism, and (of course) setting the page on fire! The post Steve O’Keefe: Setting the Page on Fire appeared first on Plutopia News Network.

Bill welcomes author and marketing specialist Steve O'Keefe to the show. Steve is the Content Director at Orobora where he designs content marketing campaigns for authors, experts, companies and brands. Steve is the author of The Complete Guide to Internet Publicity, and taught Internet Public Relations at Tulane University for over a decade. In addition to his work with Orobora, Steve is Director of the Staunton Media Lab, a media arts program for the deaf, blind and uniquely able where he sources audio and video for campaigns. He is the also the author of recently released Set the Page on Fire: Secrets of Successful Writers.

Cage Warriors 102 is in London March the 2nd and we speak with all the big fighters from that card including Rhys 'Skeletor' McKee, James Webb, Steve 'The Spartan' O'Keefe and Deccy McAleenan Don't forget to subscribe on iTunes Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSLA5jAL07-XSoqR3Wi-J8Q Facebook.com/Martialartschat Spreaker.com/user/machat Twitter @Martialartschat Sponsored by Beast Gear, A1 Fight Gear and The MMA Takeover

Alex, David and Mick dial in from the Steve O'Keefe studio in Phuket, Thailand to discuss the India tour and the end of the Shield season. Alex takes a look at the Premier Cricket final, David tells VVS where to go, Ross sinks the slipper into Josh Walker and we look a the Australians playing county cricket.

Adam & Tony discuss two remarkable Test matches in India. No one expected the Aussies to play this well - how have they done it? Where did this Steve O'Keefe come from? But now that Ashwin and India have levelled things up, have the home side got the momentum? Plus, thoughts on Kohli v Smith and England's wins in Antigua, and Tony keeps leaving his shoes on the roof. All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode 2 of the White Line Wireless cricket podcast , Anthony Condon, Cat Jones and Andrew Donnison discuss:* what on earth happened in the First Test between Australia and South Africa* what on earth is going to happen in the Second Test between Australia and South Africa* Meg Lanning doing Meg Lanning things* Cat pining for an injured Steve O'Keefe to fix Australia's batting woes* Anth's piece of cricket history* and much more, including our Twitter competition winner!Get in contact with us via Twitter @whitelinewire to let us know what you think and what you would like covered in Episode 3.