RockneCAST is a podcast by Rockne Cole. This is a progressive podcast about politics, ideas, movies, books and just about everything that I find interesting. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Anchor, Breaker, Overcast, Pocket Casts, and RadioPublic.

Adventures in Duluth and Gooseberry Falls (Episode #7, 14 Jul 2020). Join Rockne and Nora on their trip to Duluth and to Gooseberry Falls along the North Shore of Lake Superior. This Cast will inspire you to take a trip to one of the most beautiful cities in the Midwest!

Nelson Mandela: Peacemaker (Episode #6). This podcast will explore Nelson Mandela’s use of truth, reconciliation and forgiveness to transform one of the most tragic nations into one of the most dynamic multi-cultural nations in the world. This cast includes clips from Mandela and one from Robert F Kennedy Jr.

(#5) 19 May 2020 – To Tame The Savageness of Man. In this episode, Rockne discusses the moving speech delivered by Robert F Kennedy Jr. to a crowd moments after learning of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.

(#4) 21 Apr 2020 – The Struggle and Promise of Iowa’s Small and Mid-Sized Cities. In this episode, Rockne is joined by Greg Johnson for a discussion about how small towns in Iowa can survive, and thrive.

(#3) 18 Apr 2020 – Moby Dick. In this episode, Rockne discusses Moby Dick by Herman Melville, sharing how it has been one of the great texts that have impacted his life.

(#2) 14 Apr 2020 – How can Democrats win over rural voters? In this episode, Rockne discusses some of what’s missing from the Democrat message and what needs to be done to regain rural voters.

(#1) 10 Apr 2020 – What’s Next for Progressives After Bernie? In this episode, Rockne is joined by Greg Johnson in a discussion about the future of progressive politics.

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