4 Responses to “Gillmor Gang 03.28.09”

1. The Twitting Point Says:
   March 31st, 2009 at 1:27 am

   [...] precisely this kind of civil disobedience that is our real job. On the Gillmor Gang this weekend, we argued about whether Darwinian brute force was appropriate, or whether we should [...]

2. John Says:
   April 5th, 2009 at 10:13 am

   I wonder how long this relationship between Leo and Steve will last. I have been a consumer of both Steve and Leos’s podcast. I followed the gilmore gang back before podshow. I listen to 3 of Leo’s podshows each week, so I enjoy the content both provide. Some of the best gillmore gang shows have been since they have joined Leo’s network, but after listening to today’s show it sounds like Leos has lost respect for Steve’s point of view. He has gone from arguing to attacking him personally, which is unfortunate. One of the reasons I listen to the Gillmore Gang was the way Steve runs his show. He lets he’s guest give there point of view he has a good sense of how long to let a conversation to go on before injecting his point of view. I will continue to listen but I will be surprised if this relationship last much longer unless Leo starts arguing the point and not making personal attacks.

3. five fingers Says:
   September 21st, 2010 at 7:20 am

   I like it very much,It’s pretty good.

4. Comentarios Says:
   January 19th, 2011 at 12:34 pm

   He has gone from arguing to attacking him personally, which is unfortunate. One of the reasons I listen to the Gillmore Gang was the way Steve runs his show. He lets he’s guest give there point of view he has a good sense of how long to let a conversation to go on before injecting his point of view.

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