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(from the book Augusta, Gone)
Memoirist Martha Tod Dudman was a kind of boomer Forrest Gump: she ran away to live in San Francisco’s Tenderloin district at age 17, did LSD in college, and campaigned for Eugene McCarthy in New Hampshire in 1968. Also, economists seek to interpret Alan Greenspan’s recent remarks, documentaries by the disabled, and undecided voters "out" themselves.
Tone Deficit
Gus Faucher Senior Economist, Economy.com covers fiscal policy, taxes and spending for economy.com on Greenspan's views on the deficit
Listener Calls
Undecided Voters
Flying High
Martha Tod Dudman Author (and professional fundraiser) Expecting to Fly: A Sixties Reckoning(Simon & Schuster, 2004)on her reflection of the sixties