The Thom Hartmann Show

Approval Rate: 95%

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    katiestevens20_03

    Thu Jul 01 2010

    The only reason I listen to the Thom Hartmann show is because he has the weekly "Brunch with Senator Bernie Sanders". I don't agree with either of them all the time but I pick up some useful tidbits from the interplay between Hartmann and Sanders. Plus I like the fact that a U.S. Senator is willing to answer calls from the public. It would be really good if one day Senator Charles "Chuck" Schumer could get onto Hartmann's show so I could let him know a few things that I never was able to convey to him during the healthcare reform debate of 2009 and to which Senators Schumer and Gillibrand were most deaf. I do not find Hartmann as irritating as Ed Schultz but at times he comes across as almost a zealot for increasing taxes on anyone making over $35000 a year. He waxes euphoric about the great safety net in Denmark and thinks it's just fine that their rate of taxation is almost 47%. If that were applied to the U.S. most of us working people would be much more equal than we are now.... Read more

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    drummond

    Wed Aug 20 2008

    The best show on Air America next to the Rachel Maddow show.

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    edt4226d

    Fri Apr 04 2008

    I'd actually gotten to be quite a fan of The Thom Hartmann Show in recent months; he was, to me, everything a "radio-talk show host" ought to be, but almost never is-- intelligent, informed, civil with those of a differing perspective but passionate about those issues that should inspire righteous indignation and rage. I listened to him on WWRL in NY, and have just learned that they've pulled his show off the air to make room for someone named Ed Schultz. I don't want to be unfair to Schultz-- I haven't listened to him much, but he has a speaking style reminiscent of Rush Limbaugh, and anytime recently that I have listened to him, he seems to be talking more about his appearances on Larry King than about anything truly affecting the lives of his listeners. Bottom line is I can't imagine he's a better or more learned radio host than Hartmann. Hopefully, Hartmann will turn up again soon, if not on WWRL, then someplace else on the radio dial. WWRL also jettisoned its morning host Lionel i... Read more

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    gogotomorrow

    Sat Mar 22 2008

    One of the best shows on the planet!

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    hmmrsloop

    Wed Jan 23 2008

    An intellectual with a fantastic and compassionate command of history and economics. Frequently invites contrarian guests on his show and respectfully gives them time to air their opinions and never ever shouts them down or squelches them. My pick for the best on radio today ... and I am not related to him whatsoever!

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    jframbes

    Mon Oct 22 2007

    His good rating is undeserved. Probably all of his small audience of fanatics. He misquotes, uses questionable figures and statistics. An inquiring mind will not listen for extended periods, just long or often enough to observe above. Jim Frambes

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    jeanie1952

    Tue Aug 28 2007

    If his show is so great, why only 4 reviews? Easy, the only four listeners are family or friends, and they sent in favorable ratings. Something to be proud of there, Thom!

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    djyibf76

    Sat Jul 28 2007

    Amazing show!  I wish we all had a little thom hartmann box inside our heads that could help us steer our decisions and recollect history!  A true polymath!  We need more people like him in our media but I doubt there are many more like him.  Truly one of a kind!

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    cmo99330

    Mon Jul 23 2007

    most historical context, most compassionate, most respectful, most insight. Brilliant man.

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    lamere5

    Fri Jul 20 2007

    Thom knows almost everything, really. He seems to have researched everything and he's written about most of it

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    freemantle6

    Sat Jun 23 2007

    An outstanding voice for progressives