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Podcast Interview Series Analyzes Latest PA Election Results: The Keystone Report on Good Politics Radio

Olympia, WA (PRWEB) November 20, 2007 -- The Pennsylvania Keystone Report on Good Politics Radio presents an interview series providing expert analysis of the recent November elections. Host of the Pennsylvania keystone Report, Matt Best recently interviewed political news reporter Brett Lieberman about the statewide judicial retention races, the changes in the county courthouses, and the impact that this year's elections will have on the 2008 national elections. This lively interview is available online at www.pa.goodpoliticsradio.com. Lieberman is the Washington correspondent for the Harrisburg Patriot News and has covered elections for TV, radio, and print.

Coming soon on Pennsylvania Good Politics Radio are Best's interviews of Dr. Michael Coulter and Dr. Paul Kengor. The interview with Dr. Coulter, professor of Political Science at Grove City College, analyzes election results. The following interview with Dr. Kengor, Political Science professor, covers the recent elections, presidential politics, and Dr. Kengor's most recent book, "God and Hillary".

Matt Best is the President of Best Solutions, an entrepreneurial coaching firm and co-author of "Speaking of Success". He also serves as the Political Editor of The National Networker, an online magazine.

The Keystone Report is found at www.pa.goodpoliticsradio.com. Good Politics Radio is one of the channels found on Yaktivate.com. Yaktivate.com is an internet marketing organization and podcasting network that features podcast shows on channels that reflect a wide range of topics from golf to business strategies to politics and beyond. Yaktivate.com is always on the lookout for new podcasting talent and, for businesses that are seeking a new way to reach their niche marketing audience in an effective and cost-effective manner.

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