Our next episode will explore the issue of racial justice, and we'll chat with a representative from Black Lives Matter. Please tweet your questions http://twitter.com/BernNotice2016!

Episode 1 Segments:
0:06 - Berning News
1:24 - Why I Support Bernie, by Nancy Schimmel of the activist music group Occupella (http://occupella.org/)
2:04 - Welcome to Bern Notice
3:49 - What is Democratic Socialism? Interview with Morgan Quirk of Socialist Alternative (http://socialistalternative.org)
26:46 - Bernie's Book Corner, Review of Bridging the Class Divide by Linda Stout (http://www.amazon.com/Bridging-Class-Divide-Grassroots-Organizing/dp/0807043095) with Andrew Harner of Bay Area for Bernie 
29:41 - Organizers Share! Interview with Lauren Steiner of LA for Bernie (https://www.facebook.com/LAPeopleForBernie)
38:25 - Announcement of next week's topic: Racial Justice

- Hosted by Mike Kohn, Sara Brink, and Brian Petrocelli of Bay Area for Bernie (http://bayareaforbernie.org/)
– Interviews with guests Morgan Quirk of Socialist Alternative and Lauren Steiner of LA for Bernie recorded August 2nd, 2015 in Berkeley, CA.
– This episode was made possible by Sound Engineer Michael Marinucci, Logo Designer Jess Pauly, Editor Mike Kohn and Lead Producer and Director Alan Miller.
– Music by Puddin' (http://puddin.bandcamp.com), Mike and Alan (http://soundcloud.com/mikeandalan), and Occupella (http://occupella.org/).


Episode 1 – What is Democratic Socialism?

We dedicate this episode to people of color in the Bay Area who have lost their lives to police violence.

To read Bernie's official platform on Racial Justice, visit berniesanders.com/issues/racial-justice/

Our next episode will explore the issue of climate action. Please tweet your questions at twitter.com/BernNotice2016!

Episode 2 Segments:
0:50 - David Karabelnikoff of Bay Area for Bernie speaks about his experience attending Bernie's rally in Los Angeles
2:24 - Racial Justice Interview with Tanya Faison of Incite Insight Sacramento http://facebook.com/weinciteinsight.ca and http://inciteaction.com
45:06 - Bernie's Book Bag with Andrew Harner, Review of Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates http://www.amazon.com/Between-World-Me-Ta-Nehisi-Coates/dp/0812993543
49:13 - Organizers Share! Interview with David Frederick a.k.a. reddit user IrrationalTsunami, a co-founder and moderator of reddit community http://www.reddit.com/r/SandersForPresident/ and twitter.com/GRforSanders
1:02:50 - Credits and Announcement of next week's topic: Climate Action
1:04:48 - We read the names of 14 people of color in the Bay Area who have lost their lives to police violence

- Hosted by Mike Kohn, Lakenda Wallace, Sara Brink, and Brian Petrocelli of Bay Area for Bernie bayareaforbernie.org
– Interviews with guests Tanya Faison of Incite Insight and David Frederick a.k.a. IrrationalTsunami of reddit community r/SandersforPresident recorded August 16th, 2015 in Berkeley, CA.
– This episode was made possible by Sound Engineer Michael Marinucci, Logo Designer Jess Pauly, Production Assistant Daisy Rogozinsky, Editor Mike Kohn and Lead Producer and Director Alan Miller.
– Music by Puddin' puddin.bandcamp.com, Mike and Alan https://soundcloud.com/mikeandalan, and Wondaland Records https://soundcloud.com/wondalandarts/hell-you-talmbout.


Episode 2 – Racial Justice

Exploring Bernie Sanders on the Issues, in his campaign for the 2016 Democratic nomination. Tweet questions to us at http://twitter.com/BernNotice2016!

Bern Notice is a tool to equip Americans with information about Bernie Sanders’ record and plan for America, and a place for organizers to share tips with other organizers around the country.

Bernie Sanders is the longest-serving independent U.S. Senator in history. We believe that Bernie will win the 2016 Democratic primary and November General election, because most Americans agree with him on the issues. He has a record of pragmatic action which proves his consistent values.

To find out how to vote for Bernie Sanders in your state's primary, visit http://voteforbernie.org

To read about Bernie's record and platform on the issues, visit http://feelthebern.org/



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