Apr. 17, Interview - As the debate was for the battle for the Democratic nomination, we turn to a response from the a Green Party Presidential Candidate, Cynthia McKinney.

Mar. 28, Interview - So what does Mike Gravel's change mean for voters and for the libertarian Party? For a political party whose preamble says all individuals are sovereign over their own lives and no one is forced to sacrifice his or her values for the benefit of others, will members joining from different ends of the political spectrum change the focus.

Mar. 28, Feature - Former Alaska Senator Mike Gravel has had an unsuccessful run for the Democratic Presidential nomination. He has barely raised any money and has failed to garner much media attention, often shut out of debates.

Mar. 24, Feature - Today we look at third party candidates running for President. Brian Moore is running on the Socialist Party of America's ticket. The Socialist Party maintains its stance against for-profit corporations and for worker run companies.

Mar. 24, Interview - Now we turn to Libertarian candidate Wayne Allyn Root. A small business owner, a millionaire, which he likes to remind people of, and television host. Root is considered the front runner among the 11 libertarians hoping for the nomination. He joins us on the phone from his home Las Vegas, Nevada, where he talks about the recent economic crisis.

Feb 25, Feature - For the third time, Ralph Nader has entered the Presidential fray. He has launched his platform based on 12 issues, they include: single payer health care, the repeal of anti-union laws, opposition to nuclear power, support for a carbon pollution tax, impeachment of Bush and Cheney, and the crackdown on corporate crime.

Feature, Feb 20 – In yesterday's Wisconsin primary, nearly 55 percent of voters define themselves as independent, not affiliated with a particular party. Wisconsin mirrors many states this primary season that have a seen a rise in independent voter registration and participation.

Ralph Nader has not declared his candidacy, yet he won the California's primary, the largest Green Party contest. Nader decided to 'explore' his candidacy on the day John Edwards, the anti-lobby, anti-corporate candidate, dropped his bid.

Despite a possible run from Green Party Founder, Ralph Nader, former Georgia Representative Cynthia McKinney is dedicated to obtaining the Green Party nomination. Four states - California, Massachusetts, Arkansas, and Illinois - vote in the Green Party primary process on February 5th, and McKinney is contesting in all those states.