Access To Democracy

The Mystery Never Ends:   Robert Hennessey, Kennedy assassination expert, lays out the case why the documents must be released during an interview with Paul Anderson (who is also a retired MN Supreme Court Justice and a host on Access to Democracy show.)

Another deadline approaches for President Biden to release 15,000+ still-classified documents surrounding the Kennedy assassination. The CIA again prepares to resist the release.

Hennessey names names and provides photographic evidence to prove the unexplained presence of several rogue CIA operatives and anti-Castro activists in Dallas on November 22, 1963.

Hennessey makes a compelling case for the need for greater transparency and why a new Kennedy Assassination Commission is needed to end the lingering mystery of who actually killed President John F. Kennedy.

Tami Phillippi is the founder/owner of Frame Minnesota and is president of the Eagan Rotary Club. In this interview, Tami joins host Steve Francisco to discuss some of the numerous projects and activities of the Eagan Rotary Club and how they improve our community. From local community services such as annual recognition of outstanding teachers, public safety officers and veterans to projects such as the Eagan Central Park Bandshell, the Eagan Fire Safety Trailer, and the Artwork Building, the Eagan Rotary Club is deeply invested in community service. The Eagan Club is one of over 31,000 such clubs in 165 countries worldwide. Learn more about the Eagan Rotary Club in this interview.

Adam Lerner, Publisher and CEO of Lerner Publications, founded more than 60 years ago by Harry Lerner and now based in Minneapolis, is recognized as one of the nation’s leading purveyors of children’s books and literature. Led today by Adam Lerner, the company is also known for its civic and charitable ventures, and efforts to improve literature and learning for the underprivileged and underserved communities in the nation. Adam shared its vision with Alan, who pointed out its many awards and recognitions, not only in publishing, but for civic involvement.

Rob Jung is a writer of thrillers, still an active attorney, a wine connoisseur, and an individual whose life has taken many turns.

He has published books, produced theatre plays, and his latest novel, “Judgment Day” will be released in June, 2023. Rob is responsible for the resurrection of the monthly Minnesota Mystery night, and acts as host of its meetings.

He discussed his background, his multi-level career, and the challenges faced by writers.