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This panel features Jessica Gerstle, Director, Claude Gerstle, subject; Rep. Ed Markey (D-MA) of Energy & Commerce, Natural Resources Committees, and Dan Abrams, MSNBC Moderator.

This podcast was originally recorded on August 25, 2008.

In this session, Stein was joined by Rob McKay, Executive Director of The McKay Foundation, Laurie Hirschfeld Zeller, Executive Director of the Colorado Democracy Alliance, and Kelly Craighead, Executive Director of the Democracy Alliance.

This podcast was originally recorded on August 27, 2008.

He takes a sobering look at why Democrats fail at the ballot box, even as their positions on most issues are in line with the majority of the electorate. Utilizing case studies, empirical research and knowledge of how the brain operates, he illustrates why Democrats need to understand that people think with their gut, and that the political brain is an emotional brain.

This podcast was originally recorded on August 25, 2008.

This podcast episode features Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, Director, Elvis Mitchell, Producer, Rep. Gregory Meeks, (D-NY), Erica Williams, Center for American Progress, and Jamal Simmons, CNN.

This podcast was originally recorded on August 27, 2008.

This session was moderated by Bill Hess, Senior Vice President Programming, Air America, who was joined by Richard Greene, Air America host, Mike Papantonio, host of Ring of Fire, and David Bender, host of Politically Direct.

This podcast was originally recorded on August 26, 2008.

American Leadership Specialist Simon Sinek presents his leadership expertise in a condensed hour. Sinek currently or recently has worked with the U.S. Air Force, Microsoft, Members of the International Diplomatic Corps, U.S. elected officials, and leaders around the world.

This podcast was originally recorded on August 28, 2008.

This podcast features Geoff Garin (Pollster for Hillary Clinton Campaign), and was originally recorded on August 25, 2008.

This podcast episode, So You’re in Office…Now What?, was the third and final session of the day. This program was closed with a performance by the Girl Scouts of Colorado.

Participants:
Barbara Boxer (photo), Claire McCaskill, Amy Klobuchar, Donna Brazile, Jane Swift, Hilda Solis, Carolyn Maloney, Kathy Cloninger

This podcast was originally recorded on August 25, 2008.

This podcast episode, On the Campaign Trail, was the second session of the day.

Participants:
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (photo), Ilana Goldman, Marie Wilson, AJ Clemmons, Camille Ryckman, Ellen Malcolm, Barbara Lee

This podcast was originally recorded on August 25, 2008.

This podcast episode, To the Polls, was the first session of the day. It featured a special opening presentation, Remember the Ladies: Dialogue Between John and Abigail Adams , delivered by Sheila Johnson and Swanee Hunt.

Participants:
Debbie Stabenow (photo), Maria Echaveste, Dusti Gurule, Swanee Hunt, Page Gardner

This podcast was originally recorded on August 25, 2008.

Roundtable Focus:
State and local leadership have largely led the way in implementing on-the-ground solutions to address global climate change and to diversify the energy economy. For this reason, this session focuses on innovative actions at the state and local level in particular, while incorporating the need to build a more effective partnership at the federal level in what is now increasingly an international climate reality.

Participants:
Vijay Vaitheeswaran, Dan Arvizu, Mark Falcone, Van Jones (photo), Charles Maxwell, Federico Peña, Carl Pope, Jon Ratner, Rhone Resch, Heather Stephenson

This podcast was originally recorded on August 26, 2008.

Roundtable Focus:
State and local leadership have largely led the way in implementing on-the-ground solutions to address global climate change and to diversify the energy economy. For this reason, this session focuses on innovative actions at the state and local level in particular, while incorporating the need to build a more effective partnership at the federal level in what is now increasingly an international climate reality.

Participants:
Vijay Vaitheeswaran (photo), Sen. Jeff Bingaman, Rep. Earl Blumenauer, Rep. Ed Markey, Greg Nickels, Gov. Bill Ritter Jr., Sen. Ken Salazar

This podcast was originally recorded on August 26, 2008.

This podcast episode features introductory remarks by David Potter, Chairman and Non-Executive Director of Camco.

This podcast was originally recorded on August 26, 2008.

Roundtable Focus:
The global challenge of climate change has moved to the top of the boardroom agenda as businesses strive to balance their economic interests while recognizing the global imperative to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. A full range of challenges and opportunities facing business leaders will be explored in this session, regarding capitalization, research and development, technology transfer, the policy regime, and the emerging carbon market.

Participants:
Rick Stengel, Paul Cicio, Dan Hendrix, Mike Kaplan (photo), Dr. Jeff Kenna, Rose McKinney James, Dan Reicher, Frances Beinecke, Leo Gerard, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Navin Nayak, John Podesta, Dan Sperling

This podcast was originally recorded on August 26, 2008.

Daryl Hannah, an environmentalist and actress who has appeared in more than 60 films and television series, has received several awards recognizing her contributions to protecting the environment, including an Artivist Award for Environmental Preservation, a Water Quality Award for Environmental Activism and the Environmental Media’s Ongoing Commitment Award, among others. A part-time Telluride, CO resident, Hannah also has a sustainability blog, drives a biodiesel car and owns a solar-powered home built from green materials.

Also on hand at the event was Van Jones, the founder and president of Green For All, whose mission is to build an inclusive, green economy strong enough to lift millions of people out of poverty. Jones is an advocate for “green-collar jobs and opportunities” for disadvantaged people and is committed to the fight against climate change. In 2007, Van Jones worked successfully with U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi, as well as several others, to pass the Green Jobs Act of 2007. This legislation authorized funding to train 35,000 people a year in “green-collar jobs.”

Roundtable Focus:
International public opinion research has demonstrated a sharp and widespread decline in global opinion of the United States. Parallel domestic opinion research demonstrates that there is broad, bipartisan consensus that America’s flagging reputation is contrary to its global security and economic interests. This roundtable explores steps a new Administration can pursue to enhance public diplomacy and rebuild America’s reputation in the world.

Participants:
Tom Brokaw, Madeleine Albright (photo), Richard Haas, Amb. Richard Holbrooke, Jessica Mathews, Vin Weber

This podcast was originally recorded on August 27, 2008.

Barack Obama accepts the nomination for President at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, August 28, 2008. Audio courtesy of the DNC 2008.

Senator Joe Biden accepts the nomination for Vice President at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, August 27, 2008. Audio courtesy of the DNC 2008.

Former President Bill Clinton addresses the Democratic National Convention in Denver, August 27, 2008. Audio courtesy of the DNC 2008.

Senator Hillary Clinton address the Democratic National Convention in Denver, August 26, 2008. Audio courtesy of the DNC 2008.

Caroline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy address the Democratic National Convention during a special tribute to the Honorable Ted Kennedy, in Denver, August 25, 2008. Audio courtesy of the DNC 2008.

Michelle Obama addresses the Democratic National Convention in Denver, August 25, 2008. Audio courtesy of the DNC 2008.

Roundtable Focus:
International public opinion research has demonstrated a sharp and widespread decline in global opinion of the United States. Parallel domestic opinion research demonstrates that there is broad, bipartisan consensus that America’s flagging reputation is contrary to its global security and economic interests. This roundtable explores steps a new Administration can pursue to enhance public diplomacy and rebuild America’s reputation in the world.

Participants:
Tom Brokaw (photo), Madeleine Albright, Richard Haas, Amb. Richard Holbrooke, Jessica Mathews, Vin Weber

This podcast was originally recorded on August 27, 2008.

While in theory entrepreneurs can start companies anywhere, in practice they do so where there are desirable places to live, where educated employees are available, and where state-of-the-art infrastructure exists, especially wired broadband and wireless connections. In fact, access to broadband connectivity is now a prerequisite to participate not only in the economic, civic, and cultural benefits arising from Internet access, but increasingly to access affordable and effective educational options and health care services, as well.

Participants:
Moderator: Phil Weiser

Government 2.0: Kathryn Brown (photo), Julius Genachowski, Don Gips, Ellen Goodman, Reed Hundt, Andrew McLaughlin, Joe Samuel
Promoting the Next Wave of Innovation: Charlie Ergen, Brad Feld, Bill Kennard, Charles Phillips, Don Rosenberg, John Seely Brown, David Thompson
Internet Policy in a New Era: Dorothy Attwood, Larissa Herda, Larry Irving, Michael Katz, Jack Krumholtz, Pieter Poll

This podcast was originally recorded on August 26, 2008.

While in theory entrepreneurs can start companies anywhere, in practice they do so where there are desirable places to live, where educated employees are available, and where state-of-the-art infrastructure exists, especially wired broadband and wireless connections. In fact, access to broadband connectivity is now a prerequisite to participate not only in the economic, civic, and cultural benefits arising from Internet access, but increasingly to access affordable and effective educational options and health care services, as well.

Participants:
Moderator: Phil Weiser

Government 2.0: Kathryn Brown, Julius Genachowski, Don Gips, Ellen Goodman, Reed Hundt, Andrew McLaughlin (photo), Joe Samuel
Promoting the Next Wave of Innovation: Charlie Ergen, Brad Feld, Bill Kennard, Charles Phillips, Don Rosenberg, John Seely Brown, David Thompson
Internet Policy in a New Era: Dorothy Attwood, Larissa Herda, Larry Irving, Michael Katz, Jack Krumholtz, Pieter Poll

This podcast was originally recorded on August 26, 2008.

While in theory entrepreneurs can start companies anywhere, in practice they do so where there are desirable places to live, where educated employees are available, and where state-of-the-art infrastructure exists, especially wired broadband and wireless connections. In fact, access to broadband connectivity is now a prerequisite to participate not only in the economic, civic, and cultural benefits arising from Internet access, but increasingly to access affordable and effective educational options and health care services, as well.

Participants:
Moderator: Phil Weiser (photo)

Government 2.0: Kathryn Brown, Julius Genachowski, Don Gips, Ellen Goodman, Reed Hundt, Andrew McLaughlin, Joe Samuel
Promoting the Next Wave of Innovation: Charlie Ergen, Brad Feld, Bill Kennard, Charles Phillips, Don Rosenberg, John Seely Brown, David Thompson
Internet Policy in a New Era: Dorothy Attwood, Larissa Herda, Larry Irving, Michael Katz, Jack Krumholtz, Pieter Poll

This podcast was originally recorded on August 26, 2008.

Dr. Schmidt discussed the way the Internet (and Google) is helping transform the political process, privacy issues and a variety of topics (many of which were asked by bloggers in the audience).

Participants:
John Merrow, PBS (photo); Joel Klein, Chancellor, New York City Schools; Adrian Fenty, Mayor, Washington, DC; Cory Booker, Mayor, Newark; Roy Romer, Former Gov., Ed in 08; Peter Groff, Pres., Colorado State Senate. Also featuring opening remarks by Colorado Lt. Gov. Barbara O’Brien.

This podcast was originally recorded on August 24, 2008 and was sponsored by Democrats for Education Reform and Gary-Williams Company, among others.

Participants:
Jonathan Alter, Newsweek (photo); Michelle Rhee, Chancellor, DC Public Schools; Michael Bennet, Superintendent, Denver Public Schools; Larry Rosenstock, High Tech High (San Diego); John King, Uncommon Schools; Don Shalvey, Aspire Public Schools; Michael Johnston, Co-Founder, New Leaders for New Schools.

This podcast was originally recorded on August 24, 2008 and was sponsored by Democrats for Education Reform and Gary-Williams Company, among others.

Roundtable Focus:
The Roundtable examines the critical functions in emergency preparedness, and possible strategies, public and private sector partnerships, financing mechanisms, and the quality of the information and distributions systems.

Participants:
Edward Collins (photo), Philip Crowley, Richard Falkenrath, Dr. Stephen Flynn, Dr. Douglas Jackson, Suzanne Mencer, Robert O’Leary, Major General (Ret.) Mason Whitney, James Witt

This podcast was originally recorded on August 26, 2008.

Roundtable Focus:
The Roundtable examines the critical functions in emergency preparedness, and possible strategies, public and private sector partnerships, financing mechanisms, and the quality of the information and distributions systems.

Participants:
Philip Crowley (photo), Edward Collins, Richard Falkenrath, Dr. Stephen Flynn, Dr. Douglas Jackson, Suzanne Mencer, Robert O’Leary, Major General (Ret.) Mason Whitney, James Witt

This podcast was originally recorded on August 26, 2008.

Hear from the Chair of the New York State Democratic Party, June O’Neill; NY State Delegate Maf Uddin; Congressman Tim Bishop; Florida Delegate John Conner; Nevada Delegate Susan Gomez; NY State Delegate Chris Owens; Illinois Delegate Alan Pirtle; and Colorado Delegate Kathy Ensz, from Greeley.

Roundtable Focus:
This roundtable examines the critical planning which should be taken in early adulthood and throughout a lifetime of employment to prepare for the end of careers. It examines the financial tools needed to create long term financial security. The participants also discuss the policy role of advocacy groups for seniors.

Participants:
Dr. Tucker Adams (photo), Mike Fahey, Mark Iwry, Dannel Malloy, Earl Pomeroy, Dr. Christian Weller

This podcast was originally recorded on August 25, 2008.

Roundtable Focus:
This roundtable examines the critical planning which should be taken in early adulthood and throughout a lifetime of employment to prepare for the end of careers. It examines the financial tools needed to create long term financial security. The participants also discuss the policy role of advocacy groups for seniors.

Participants:
Earl Pomeroy (photo), Dr. Tucker Adams, Mike Fahey, Mark Iwry, Dannel Malloy, Dr. Christian Weller

This podcast was originally recorded on August 25, 2008.

Roundtable Focus:
The National Surface Transportation Policy and Revenue Study Commission reported in January, 2008 that the annual investment required to improve the condition and performance of all modes of surface transportation ranges between $225 and $340 billion over the next 50 years. Currently less than 40% of the minimum amount is being invested.

Participants:
Richard Gephardt (photo). Rosa DeLauro, Jane Garvey, Angela Glover-Blackwell, Steve Heminger, Terence O’Sullivan, Robert Puentes, Gov. Edward Rendell, Timothy Romer, R.T. Rybak, Janette, Sadik-Khan, Ron Sims

This podcast was originally recorded on August 25, 2008.

Roundtable Focus:
The National Surface Transportation Policy and Revenue Study Commission reported in January, 2008 that the annual investment required to improve the condition and performance of all modes of surface transportation ranges between $225 and $340 billion over the next 50 years. Currently less than 40% of the minimum amount is being invested.

Participants:
Gov. Edward Rendell (photo). Richard Gephardt, Rosa DeLauro, Jane Garvey, Angela Glover-Blackwell, Steve Heminger, Terence O’Sullivan, Robert Puentes, Timothy Romer, R.T. Rybak, Janette, Sadik-Khan, Ron Sims

This podcast was originally recorded on August 25, 2008.

Participants:
Moderated by Tom Toch (photo). Sen. Bingaman, Shirley Bloomfield, Eli Broad, Dr. Barbara Byrd-Bennett, Mike Feinberg, Chris Gabrieli, Walter Isaacson, Paula Prahl, Gov. Roy Romer, John Schnur, John Wilson

This podcast was originally recorded on August 25, 2008.

Roundtable Focus:
The Wellness Councils of America estimate that approximately 81 per cent of businesses with 50 or more employees have some form of health programs available to their employees. Diabetes, heart disease, cancer and other illnesses affect millions of Americans. Our economy is impacted by lower productivity and increased health care costs. Obesity alone is an epidemic which costs the healthcare system $90 billion per year. One in every five Americans is obese, and Type II diabetes in children is rampant. The children of today may be the first generation of Americans whose life expectancy may be shorter than their parents.

Participants:
Moderated by Sen. Tom Daschle (photo). Bruce Bodaken, Dr. Denis Cortese, Michael Critelli, Trace Devanney, Dr. Patty Gabow, Jeff Kindler, Dr. Jeanne Lambrew, Thomas Menino, Gavin Newsom, Dr. Samuel Nussbaum, Barbara O’Brien, Dr. Stephen Oesterle, Linda Pryor, Kenneth Shachmut, Kevin Sharer, Hilda Solis, Dr. Reed Tuckson

This podcast was originally recorded on August 25, 2008.

Title of Film: Democracy: a Steady, Loving Confrontation
About this Film: Seven university students took their class on the road to the heart of the South, interviewing civil rights activists about their fight for equality and what it means in the face of Sen. Barack Obama’s bid for the Presidency. Featuring historical figures from the Movement and leaders working for change, today.
Director: Jen Saffron, MFA
City: Pittsburgh
Link: Vote for this film at Cinemocracy.org!

Title of Film: Hands
About this Film: What democracy means shown through how we use gestures and symbols to make our voices heard.
Director: Jeremy Henthorn
State: Delaware
Link: Vote for this film at Cinemocracy.org!

Whether you’re going to remain in the Denver area for world-class dining and nightlife, or will head to the mountains for some well-deserved R&R, the Denver Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau can steer you in the right direction.

For those that are staying in Colorado for a few extra days, check out this video for some great ideas for fun activities in and around the Rockies!

At this event, Pelosi was interviewed by Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper. The two discussed her journey from homemaker to legislator, the great responsibility she feels as the most powerful woman in American politics, and the current economic and diplomatic issues facing our country. This podcast episode features opening remarks from Tattered Cover owner Joyce Meskis.

Pelosi is not the only prominent Democrat to visit the Tattered Cover in recent years. These events have been archived on the Authors on Tour Live! podcast site. To listen to former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright discuss Memo to the President Elect: How We Can Restore America’s Reputation & Leadership, click here. To listen to then-freshly elected Illinois Senator Barack Obama discuss The Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream, please click here.

Title of Film: What Is Democracy
About this Film: What Is Democracy? is a movie composed by middle-school students, telling what Democracy is through the voices of our fellow students.
Directors: William Thieme, Eli Goldin, Gabe Slater, Mikey Talley, Jordan Lamport
City: Denver
Link: Vote for this film at Cinemocracy.org!

Title of Film: Sometimes Cloudy in Philadelphia
About this Film: Democracy at the PA primary – what will you do if your candidate doesn’t win the nomination? Inspired by an abundance of polls, articles, blog threads, and punditry about high numbers of Clinton and Obama supporters who have said they couldn’t back the other candidate, I traveled to Philadelphia the weekend before the primary in Pennsylvania to speak with voters about what they would do and why. All the triumphs and pitfalls of democracy are here: from record participation, thoughtful criticism and dialogue, to destructive emotional bitterness and ‘half-baked’ arguments.
Director: Curtis Stiles
City: New York
Link: Vote for this film at Cinemocracy.org!

In partnership with United, this 75-second video featuring Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper will be shown on United’s August flights around the world, highlighting Denver and Colorado attractions and providing visitors and potential visitors a sense of the energetic and progressive spirit that the City embodies.

On the weekend before the Democratic National Convention (August 22-24), DowntownDenver2008 will be shown at Coors Field in front of an estimated 100,000 people during the pre-game activities (Denver vs. Cincinnati). In addition, on Monday, August 25, DowntownDenver2008 will be shown at Red Rocks as part of the Cinemocracy Rocks! Film Festival.

Title of Film: Demokratia
About this Film: Opinions on democracy and voting.
Directors: Josh Massaro, Isaac J. Ramos, Melissa Lane, John Knauff
City: Highlands Ranch
Link: Vote for this film at Cinemocracy.org!

In his video, Peters explains why he believes Democrats are better-suited to address the issues he cares most about – the Iraq war, the environment, health care and the economy.

“This campaign is history. This is the first time that we – the people – can actually be a part of the conversation; we are not simply listening, we are being listened to,” said Peters, after learning of his selection. “The people have become a party to the conversation, and in a few days, I intend to serve as a bridge for the YouTube community in continuing that historic conversation at the Democratic National Convention in Denver.”

As the winner, Peters is invited to attend the Democratic National Convention in Denver later this month and see his winning video played before thousands of delegates, elected officials and other Convention guests. YouTube will also send Peters on the campaign trail for a day, where as a member of the traveling press pool, he will have the opportunity to record a video documenting the daily activities of the Democratic nominee, Senator Barack Obama.

“We look forward to having Rich join us in Denver for this history-making event,” said Aaron Myers, Director of Online Communications for the Democratic National Convention Committee (DNCC). “We were very impressed by the number of creative and thoughtful video submissions we received from all across the country. It’s indicative of the enthusiasm and energy behind Senator Barack Obama headed in to our Convention, where we will welcome the voices of Americans coming together for change.”

After receiving hundreds of video submissions, the DNCC announced five finalists last week and invited members of the YouTube community to vote for their favorite. Thousands answered the call in recent days. Each of the five finalists’ videos can be viewed at youtube.com/demconvention.

Representing varied areas of the country, the other finalists were Cathrin Winsor from Temple, Tex.; Timothy McDonald from Traverse City, Mich.; Morgan Harper from Atlanta, Ga.; and Brian Beach from Dayton, Ohio. The videos were selected based on their creativity, originality and persuasiveness. Democrats appearing in these videos include an Iraq war veteran, college students, a first-time voter, and a young boy with a teddy bear.

Title of Film: The Waiting Is Over
About this Film: A hand-clapping, foot-stomping celebration guaranteed to lift your political spirits.
Director: Bruce Edwards
City: Brea
Link: Vote for this film at Cinemocracy.org!

Title of Film: Sold Out
About this Film: Join one man on his quest to obtain a ticket to the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver. “What a great idea…hold a convention, put democratic in the title, then don’t invite the people. Now that’s democracy!”
Director: Nick Newell
City: Highlands Ranch
Link: Vote for this film at Cinemocracy.org!

For months, the Cinemocracy crew has been asking, “What does democracy mean to you?” Over 100 filmmakers have answered the call with a short (under 5 minutes) film.

Leading up to the 2008 Democratic National Convention, we will present selected films and ask that you visit the Cinemocracy website to vote for your favorite. The films which garner the most praise, interest and online votes will be screened during the 2008 Democratic National Convention, so your vote counts!

Title of Film: Cinema+(Dem)ocracy=Cinemocracy
About this Film: Musings on our voting history, our favorite candidates, a not-so-perfect system and why we bother.
Director: Alan Dominguez
City: Denver
Link: Vote for this film at Cinemocracy.org!

This past Saturday, the Wells Fargo Theatre in Denver was packed not once, but twice with future DNC volunteers.

This podcast, the first hour of this volunteer training, features remarks from President and Chair of the 2008 DNC Host Committee Elbra Wedgeworth and Dale Carnegie’s Dawn Lehman, who shared her tips for offering World Class Customer Service.

Candice Brandt, Training Coordinator for the Rocky Mountain ADA Center, followed up by prepping the crowd on proper techniques to best welcome DNC delegates with disabilities.

If you’re interested in being a volunteer for the 2008 DNC, but have not yet registered, you can click here to register.

Still have some questions? Check out our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions.

Appearing for the first time in the Rocky Mountain Region, the spectacular 150,000-square-foot, non-partisan exhibit invites everyone to learn more about democracy in action through educational exhibits celebrating three centuries of presidential history.

The American Presidential Experience will be open to the public and located at Invesco Field at Mile High (Parking Lot D) from Aug. 22 – 29. The exhibit is managed by Political Americana.

This press conference features Elbra Wedgeworth, President and Chair of the 2008 DNC Host Committee; Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper; James Warlick, exhibit curator for Political Americana; Will Seippel, CEO of Worthpoint; and Randy Herbstreit, a social studies teacher at Aspen Creek K-8.

Leading this charge is longtime Colorado environmental advocate and Host Committee Director of Greening Parry Burnap.

In this podcast episode, Burnap discusses the work that is already underway to reduce the convention’s environmental footprint, including a free bike program, a water conservation plan, and waste minimization systems.

Denver Host Committee President Elbra Wedgeworth, along with Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper unveiled plans for a new city-wide bike-sharing program called Freewheelin, part of Denver’s ongoing efforts to support healthy living and environmental sustainability during and after the Democratic National Convention.

The Freewheelin program was developed by Humana in partnership with bike industry leaders. As part of the multi-pronged initiative, Humana and the not-for-profit Bikes Belong will bring nearly 1,000 bikes to Denver during the Democratic National Convention in August. The bikes can be used free of charge by anyone looking for an alternative to automobiles while the convention is in town.

To download a free map of Denver area bike trails, please click here.