Showing posts with label Podcast. Show all posts
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01 March 2015

SPECTATOR RADIO: Your Government Lies And You Don't Care



In one of his angriest recordings to date, James MacArthur let's loose on government abuse and how the American people tolerate it and approve it.

27 February 2015

Misled By A Picture? -- Start Reading More


With numerous disclaimers present, choosing to ignore written word is fault of the reader.

In a podcast, editor James MacArthur responds to readers who disagree with the use of the cover picture used in a story.



Among other things, the story on the Southwest Airlines incident at BWI reveals a little known pre #911 incident. It details the time when passengers basically beat an unruly, disruptive man to death. 

That in itself is an incredible story, yet all some people want to do is talk about the cover picture. 

A highly detailed, accurate, well researched, comprehensive story has been reduced to accusations of "bad journalism" from some, because rather than actually read, they get stuck on a single picture. Unbelievable!

26 January 2015

Snowpocalypse 2015 Live Situation Report

Despite the promise of doom and gloom continually echoed all weekend by the media and government agencies, particularly via social media; Monday's winter weather event in the Baltimore Washington area has been mostly a non event.

This report, was originally recorded during morning rush hour. A few flakes may have fallen afterwards, leaving a light layer of snow, but all in all once again, what took place was nothing unusual and came nowhere near the hype. After all, it is winter isn't it?


Listen to James MacArthur reports on area traffic and weather live from aboard Spectator Force 1.







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14 November 2012

THE FUTURE: Radio Veteran Praises Spectator News Coverage

Marc Clarke, host of one time top rated, "Big Phat Morning Show," on Radio One's 92Q in Baltimore and more recently weekend night host on DC's WHUR, has recently joined online mega podcast site Spreaker.com.

Clarke hasn't done an official show yet, but in several short introductory recordings, the 26 year radio veteran was very excited and intrigued about the possibilities of the medium. He promised big things were coming there, calling it "the future."

Clarke also gave a glowing review to long time, Baltimore independent, multimedia investigative journalist, A.F. James MacArthur, aka "The Baltimore Spectator," heard on WBAL, WOLB, WFBR, and numerous other outlets.

Passing The Torch

Referring to coverage of a brutal home invasion, triple-shooting last night in Baltimore, broken by The Baltimore Spectator, Clarke said in the comment section of the "BREAKING NEWS" portion of MacArthur's podcast, "Such a sad story but great job reporting...you really are filling a void that is needed and I think this is really going to blow up, keep up the good work my brotha!"

According to recent statistics provided by search giant Google.com, The Baltimore Spectator was ranked number one and in the top 20 results for several Baltimore related search terms. The site was also top 20 in the nation for search results related to the General David Petraeus sex scandal.
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For the last several years, A.F. James MacArthur has been the established leader in on-scene, feet-on-the-street, Baltimore crime and emergency incident reporting. Baltimore's premier independent crime correspondent and street reporter, is a multimedia journalist who also covers urban decay and public corruption. He may be reached at 410-205-NEWS (6397) voice or text message, MacArthurMedia@gmail.com, and followed on numerous social media, including: @BaltoSpectator on twitter , Spreaker web radioBlogTalk RadioBaltimore Spectator on Facebook,YouTube channel


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