I know some of you got a chance to check out the Brave New Films/Young Turks simulcast of last weeks Iowa Caucus night coverage.
The viewership exceeded expectations and the feedback was overwhelmingly positive according to Robert Greenwald (the man behind Brave New Films, Fox Attacks, Outfoxed, Iraq for Sale, etc.).
While you may have missed the Iowa event (you missed some great guests including Sam Seder and Richard Wolfe of Newsweek who regularly appears on Countdown with Olbermann), there is another event tonight starting at 7pm EST.
The New Hampshire coverage will once again be simulcast on both websites and Brave New Films also has a live chat with Greenwald (and anyone who comes to the website of course) which was incredibly popular last week (and I have to say I loved it too as it made caucus night much more interactive). While you'll still get the up to the minute poll results regularly throughout the broadcast you *won't* get the standard, boring BS from the dopes in the mainstream media (you know, the ones *we* complain about all the time!).
Instead you'll get awesome commentary (including live reports from New Hampshire) from progressives that are *at least* as informative as anyone you'd see on tv but also just flat out funnier and more entertaining IMO.
At any rate, the official schedule and guest list is below and can also be found here:
http://bravenewfilms.org/electionSCHEDULE: (more to come!)
7:10: Robert Greenwald, Brave New Films
7:40: Matthew Yglesias, The Atlantic
7:50: Robin Abcarian, L.A. Times
8:00: Billy Wimsatt, League of Young Voters
8:10: Rachel Sklar, The Huffington Post
8:20: Jane Hamsher, Firedoglake
8:30: Jim Dean, Democracy For America
8:40: Steve Clemons, The Note
9:00: Lane Hudson, News for the Left
9:10: Isaiah Poole, Campaign for America's Future
9:40: James Rucker, Color of Change
10:00: Liza Sabater, Culture Kitchen
10:10: Eric Boehlert, Media Matters
PS---Hope to see you in the chat tonight! Keep in mind you can always check in and have the sound on at your pc while you post here at DU. And hey, we all complain about the mainstream media but the best way to reduce its influence by supporting *progressive* media! Why complain about the MSM only to trust them for your election coverage? Anyway, just something to consider.