50 State Radio Network
Here at Heading Left and Blog Talk Radio, we are not only looking to feature current voices in the progressive blogosphere and national issues. With the saying “politics is local” ringing true in general, it is even more relevant here. Since many people get their local news from either local newspapers or pre-packaged television news, there is a lot of analysis and news that warrants coverage, yet such coverage is generally lacking.
We hope to create a national network of local, state and regional Blog Talk Radio shows, all focusing on the issues facing people on a day to day basis. We don’t care if the issues relate to state government, city issues or even school district issues - it is those people who are closest to these issues who can give them the attention that they deserve.
With that, we are proud to promote the various regional and state blog communities and their Blog Talk Radio shows. This page will feature links to the various local and regional blog communities as well as their radio shows. Hopefully, over the course of time, we will be able to help build a network and cover all of the states and regions where a blog community and/or radio show exists.
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Blue Jersey Radio - the voice of New Jersey politics. Saturdays at 10:30 AM Eastern. Hosted by Jeff Gardner and Jay Lassiter, front page contributing editors at Blue Jersey.
Florida Progressive Radio - brought to you every day around 2PM Eastern by the Florida Progressive Coalition .
Left Ahead - Massachusetts progressives working, writing, blogging and speaking for social and political change. Tuesdays at 2:30 PM Eastern from the folks at Left Ahead.
The Albany Project Show - News and views about state government in the Empire State. Hosted by Phillip Anderson, front page contributing editor at The Albany Project.
Capitol Annex Radio - Texas politics from one of Texas’ most popular political blogs.
Radio Green Maryland - Wednesdays around 9PM Eastern. Usually.
Virginia Politics Hour - by the state’s two leading political blogs, “Not Larry Sabato” and “Raising Kaine.”