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Lessons From 2014 Browns, & How Do We Make The Playoffs In 2015? Zak Baris Joins Brian Engelman.

January 4, 2015 by The_Brain Leave a Comment

“The Unhappy Hour” host Brian Engelman once again welcomes lifelong Cleveland sports fan, & NBA consultant Zak Baris to the program to discuss what we learned from the 2014 Cleveland Browns.

– Is it time to get rid of both Johnny Manziel AND Josh Gordon?
– If so, where might they land, & what kind of compensation might they receive in return?
– In hindsight, who should the Browns have drafted? (especially since Justin Gilbert has proven to be an ongoing problem).
– Who were the standouts in 2014 for the Browns, & who should they target in the draft & free agency?

& Much more!

Take a listen & offer your comments.

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Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: Alex Mack, Bengals, Braxton Miller, Brian Engelman, Brian Hoyer, browns, Carlos Dansby, Cleveland, Colts, Cowboys, Donte Whitner, Jimmy Haslam, Joe Haden, Joe Thomas, Johnny Manziel, Josh Gordon, Justin Gilbert, Lions, Mike Pettine, Odell Beckham Jr., Panthers, Ravens, Sammy Watkins, Steelers, Teddy Bridgewater, The New American Media, The Unhappy Hour, TNAM, TNAM Radio, Zak Baris

N. Korea Behind “The Interview” / Sony Hack A Literal “Wag The Dog” Move Toward Internet Regulation?

January 4, 2015 by The_Brain Leave a Comment

“Agree To Disagree” host Brian Engelman once again welcomes author, liberty activist, & radio host Blake Walley to discuss some of the stories that you might have missed between Christmas, & the first week of the NFL playoffs.

– Isn’t it interesting that “conspiracy theorists” were the ones who urged caution when blaming North Korea for hacking Sony?
– Is a literal “Wag The Dog” scenario playing out before our eyes?
– Is there enough evidence linking North Korea to the hack to place sanctions on them, attack their internet, and ratchet up a wartime atmosphere?
– Could the hack be used to ram through internet regulations that will restrict the 1st amendment rights of Americans?
– Should we be wary?

Also:
– 2 cops were shot dead in NYC in an appartent revenge killing for Eric Garner. How much blame should fall on mayor de Blasio, Al Sharpton, Eric Holder, & President Obama?
– Do record temperatures provide evidence for “global warming” or “climate change”?
– Could low gas prices be a warning of potential trouble lurking around the corner?

Plus:
Dan Johnson Of “The Solutions Institute” begins the show by explaining his new project that teaches & trains acivists to be more successful. His Online Activism Convention

& so much more! Just take a listen & offer your comments.

Check out Dan’s “Solutions Institute” at:
www.Solutions-Institute.org
On Twitter @ActivistHelp
&
Check out PANDA’s site at: www.PandaUnite.Org

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– & check out Blake’s home page at: www.EccentricPerspective.com

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Filed Under: Politics Tagged With: "Agree to Disagree", Abby Martin, ACTA, Al Sharpton, Barack Obama, Benghazi, Blake The Eccentric, Blake Walley, Brian Engelman, CISPA, Climate Change, Conspiracy Theory, Dan Johnson, Eccentric Perspective, Eric Garner, Eric Holder, FCC, gasoline, Global Warming, Harry Reid, Internet, Kelly Thomas, Kim Jong Un, Mike Brown, Net Neutrality, North Korea, PIPA, Sony, SOPA, Tamir Rice, The Interview, The New Ameriacn Media, The Solutions Institute, TNAM, TNAM Radio, Wag The Dog

John Telich Talks Urban, LeBron, Manziel, & Indians W Host Brian Engelman.

December 20, 2014 by The_Brain Leave a Comment

11 time Emmy award winning sportscaster John Telich talks about:
– Johnny Manziel’s horrible game against the Bengals.
– What should we expect in the last couple games of the season from the young QB?
– Who came up with the brilliant & hilarious idea to send Lil John to the Bengals press conference to ask Marvin Lewis about the height differences with Johnny Manziel at quarterback?
– Who was the best coach that John has seen in Cleveland over the past 35 years covering sports?
– What moves can we expect the Cavs to make in order to improve the roster?
– What are the realistic expectations for the Cavaliers this season?
– Can they win a title?

Plus:
– Are the Buckeyes peaking at the right time & can they win a National Title?
– Will the Tribe need to add another power bat to the lineup to make it into the playoffs next year?

& a whole lot more!

Please follow John on Twitter @JohnTelich8

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: Brian Engelman, Brian Hoyer, browns, Buckeyes, Cavaliers, cavs, Cleveland, indians, John Telich, Johnny Manziel, lebron james, Mike Polk Jr., Ohio State, sports, The New American Media, The Unhappy Hour, TNAM, Tribe, Urban Meyer

Ben Swann On “The Roots Of Police Militarization”, Sony Hack & More W/ Host Brian Engelman.

December 20, 2014 by The_Brain Leave a Comment

Emmy Award Winning journalist Ben Swann joined host Brian Engelman on the “Agree To Disagree” radio show to discuss his recent project: “The Roots Of Police Militarization.”

Ben recently traveled to Ferguson, MO to cover the Mike Brown case for his new gig at RT.

Ben said that one of the main reasons Ferguson was so upset was because of the past 30 years of the “policing for profit” system that targets the residents finding crime in exchange for revenue. Ben breaks this all down with concrete examples of why the police have lost the support of their employers, “the people”.

Brian & Ben also discuss:
– Eric Garner
– MRAPS in Spokane, WA
– Russian politics
– The possibility of a Jeb Bush / Hillary Clinton 2016 presidential matchup, (Ben actually hopes this happens,…he’ll tell you why)
Plus:
The Sony “hack” raises many questions about the hypocrisy of the Obama administration in how they dealt with “The Innocence Of Muslims” video that they blamed for the Benghazi attacks, & how Obama criticized Sony for shelving “The Interview”.

& Much More!

Please check out his website: www.BenSwann.com
& follow Ben Swann on Twitter @BenSwann_

Filed Under: Politics Tagged With: "Agree to Disagree", Abby Martin, Andrew Hawkins, Ben Swann, Blackmail, Blowback, Brian Engelman, Darren Wilson, DHS, Eric Garner, Excessive Force, Ferguson, Gary Johnson, George Zimmerman, Hillary Clinton, ISIS, Jeb Bush, Jill Stein, John Boehner, John Crawford, John Roberts, Mike Brown, MRAP, North Korea, Police, Police Militarization, Sony, Tamir Rice, The Interview, The New American Media, TNAM, Trayvon Martin

Sony Hack: “It Doesn’t Quite Add Up.” Cyber Security Expert Aaron Bedra Joins Host Brian Engelman.

December 20, 2014 by The_Brain Leave a Comment

Software writer & information security professional Aaron Bedra joins “Agree To Disagree” host Brian Engelman to discuss the Sony hack.

Aaron says:
“My gut feeling is that there’s not enough information to say it’s absolutely North Korea”

Brian & Aaron discuss
– how long attribution takes to figure out where a hack came from,
– what kind of fingerprints do hackers leave behind.
– Is the smoking gun in this case the nationality of the computer involved?
– Does this attack amount to terrorism? (threats to theatres)
– Is is strange that North Korea didn’t take credit for the attack?

Plus: could this “hack” be a precursor to trying to implement another cyber security bill similar to CISPA, SOPA, PIPA, or ACTA?

& a whole lot more.

Please follow Aaron on Twitter @ABedra

Filed Under: Politics Tagged With: "Agree to Disagree", Aaron Bedra, ACTA, Barack Obama, Blackmail, Brian Engelman, CIA, CISPA, Cyber Security, False Flag, Hack, Kim Jong Un, military industrial complex, North Korea, NSA, PIPA, Sony, SOPA, Team America, Terrorism, The Interview, The New American Media, TNAM

The Johnny Manziel Era Begins For The Cleveland Browns. Brandon O’Dell Joins Host Brian Engelman.

December 13, 2014 by The_Brain Leave a Comment

“The Unhappy Hour” host Brian Engelman once again welcomes special guest Brandon O’Dell to discuss the Cleveland Browns heartbreaking loss to the Colts, & their must-win game vs. the Bengals with Johnny Manziel making his first NFL start.

– What will the Browns do at kicker? Will replacing Billy Cundiff improve the team?
– If Johnny Manziel just plays “average”, will that be enough for the tough Browns defense to pull out a victory?
– Will Josh Gordon return to the Pro Bowl form of last year?
– Why did Bengals coach Marvin Lewis call Johnny Manziel a “midget”? Will this motivate the Browns even more?

& Much more!

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Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: Billy Cundiff, Brandon O'Dell, Brian Engelman, browns, Cam Newton, Cleveland, Cleveland Browns (Professional Sports Team), Colts, Derick Anderson, Donte Whitner, Football, Jim Leonhard, Jim O'Neil, Joe Haden, Johnny Manziel, Josh Gordon, Justin Gilbert, Lil John Rinaldi, Mike Pettine, NFL, Phil Dawson, Playoffs, sports, The New American Media, The Unhappy Hour, TNAM, TNAM Sports

Will Johnny Football Lead The Browns To The Playoffs? Zak Baris Joins Host Brian Engelman.

December 13, 2014 by The_Brain Leave a Comment

“The Unhappy Hour” host Brian Engelman once again welcomes lifelong Cleveland sports fan, & NBA consultant Zak Baris to the program to discuss:

Will Johnny Manziel lead the Cleveland Browns into the playoffs?
– Should Mike Pettine have yanked Brian Hoyer sooner?
– How much of an impact will Garrett Hartley have at kicker, now that we have waived the struggling Billy Cundiff?
– Do the Browns have a good chance to beat the division leading Bengals on Sunday?

& Much more!

Take a listen & offer your comments.

Please follow Zak on Twitter @Zbaris

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: Bengals, Billy Cundiff, Brian Engelman, Brian Hoyer, browns, Cleveland, Cleveland Browns (Professional Sports Team), Colts, Football, Garrett Hartley, Johnny Manziel, Josh Gordon, Marvin Lewis, Midget, NFL, sports, The New American Media, The Unhappy Hour, TNAM, TNAM Sports, Zak Baris

Cleveland Cavaliers Are Finally Playing Good Basketball. Zak Baris Joins Host Brian Engelman.

December 13, 2014 by The_Brain Leave a Comment

“The Unhappy Hour” host Brian Engelman once again welcomes lifelong Cleveland sports fan, & NBA consultant Zak Baris to the program to discuss:

Why are the Cavs finally playing good basketball?
– Has LeBron lost a step?
– What other roster moves will be made between now & the deadline?
– How much credit should Steve Kerr get for the hot start of the Golden State Warriors?

& Much more!

Take a listen & offer your comments.

Please follow Zak on Twitter @Zbaris

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: 76ers, Andrew Wiggins, Basketball, Brian Engelman, Bulls, Carmelo Anthony, Cavaliers, cavs, Cleveland, Cleveland Cavaliers (Professional Sports Team), Dion Waiters, Hawks, Hornets, Kevin Love, Kobe Bryant, Kyrie Irving, lebron james, Mark Price, Michael Jordan, NBA, Raptors, Ray Allen, Steve Kerr, The New American Media, The Unhappy Hour, TNAM, TNAM Sports, Tristan Thompson, Wizzards, Zak Baris

Lessons From 2014 Browns, & How Do We Make The Playoffs In 2015? Zak Baris Joins Brian Engelman.

N. Korea Behind “The Interview” / Sony Hack A Literal “Wag The Dog” Move Toward Internet Regulation?

John Telich Talks Urban, LeBron, Manziel, & Indians W Host Brian Engelman.

Ben Swann On “The Roots Of Police Militarization”, Sony Hack & More W/ Host Brian Engelman.

Sony Hack: “It Doesn’t Quite Add Up.” Cyber Security Expert Aaron Bedra Joins Host Brian Engelman.

The Johnny Manziel Era Begins For The Cleveland Browns. Brandon O’Dell Joins Host Brian Engelman.

Will Johnny Football Lead The Browns To The Playoffs? Zak Baris Joins Host Brian Engelman.

Cleveland Cavaliers Are Finally Playing Good Basketball. Zak Baris Joins Host Brian Engelman.

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