Performance/Interview on 5th Anniversary of the Iraq War
94.1 FM KPFA Berkley CA
March 15, 2008 (:06)

Interview 'in character' at a Chevron protest commemorating 5 years since the beginning of the war with Iraq.

Guest Appearance on the Peter B. Collins Show
960 AM KQKE San Francisco CA
December 10, 2007 (:20)

The Peter B. Collins Show is for all Americans. It's a lively forum with views and voices not often heard in the traditional media. Peter B. Collins, the veteran San Francisco talk show host, invites calls from listeners of all viewpoints. He connects politically interested people by bringing their uninhibited exchanges to the public airwaves.

Guest Appearance on Washington Monthly
960 AM KQKE San Francisco CA
November 17, 2007 (:12)

Washington Monthly on the Radio is a talk radio show about politics, government and culture, hosted by Peter Laufer and Markos Kounalakis. The show gives a voice to the magazine it is named for by providing a lively forum for journalists, policy makers and newsmakers to discuss the pressing issues of the day.

Post Debate Wrap-up of Democratic Presidential Debate in Las Vegas, Nevada
News 88.9 FM KNPR Nevada Public Radio
KNPR's State of Nevada with Dave Berns
November 16, 2007 (:32)

A discussion with:

» Prof Ken Fernandez, Political Science, UNLV
» Prof Larry Bogad, Dance and Theatre, UC Davis, and Author, Electoral Guerrilla Theatre: Radical Ridicule And Social Movements
...on what was said at the Las Vegas Democratic debates.

Larry Bogad on Stephen Colbert's run for office
94.1 FM KPFA Berkley CA: Listener supported since 1949
Sunday with Peter Laufer
November 11, 2007 (:18)

A discussion about pranksters and performers in electoral politics and Steven Colbert's almost run in the South Carolina Democratic primary.

Excerpt from a book talk shortly after the release of Electoral Guerrilla Theatre
Archives Book Cafe
Fort Lauderdale FL
August, 2005 (:06)

A brief introduction to some of the concepts and campaigns that comprise Bogad's book on satirical elections, guerrilla theater, and performance as protest.

Protesters Take to the Streets of London
National Public Radio
All Things Considered
by Michele Kelemen
November 20, 2003 (:03)  

Tens of thousands of people march through the streets of London Thursday, protesting President Bush's state visit. The demonstration culminated in Trafalgar Square with the toppling of a gold-painted statue of Mr. Bush, meant to echo the removal of a statue of Saddam Hussein in Iraq. NPR's Michele Kelemen reports.

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