In This Episode
Rob McNealy interviews Colorado based author and activist Ronald Lewis and discusses the Libertarian Party platform.
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Ronald Lewis’s Bio
Ronald Lewis is a Denver, Colorado-based writer, author, speaker, activist and journalist. His work spans from interviews with respected CEOs, professors and celebrities to co-developing and organizing the Internet’s largest shareholder dispute against a multi-billion dollar corporation.
For seventeen years, Ronald has applied his intense imagination and curiosity to society, business, technology, publishing, media, marketing and other areas with great success. A diverse experimenter, he has studied and corresponded with CEOs on success and business, attracted the interest and admiration of Bill Gates and others for his persistence and knowledge, and received the Spirit of Detroit Award for his part in winning a national software development competition.
Today, Ronald continues to experiment with new ideas, industries and professions. His first book, ”Stick It To The Man,” hit store shelves in North America in June 2009. Published by Skyhorse Publishing (Jesse Ventura), the book garnered press from several media outlets including Denver Business Journal, In Denver Times and Failure Magazine. The Pittsburgh-Tribune has called it a “survival guide for tough times.”
Ronald’s numerous media appearances include Associated Press, CNN, ABC, NBC, FastCompany and elsewhere.
Ronald Lewis, author of Stick it to the Man, is a Denver-based activist, speaker, entrepreneur, and technologist. An early adopter of emerging technologies, Lewis became the first Denver-based lifecaster to broadcast his life 24/7 in May 2006, to a global audience of more than 600,000 to date. Lewis’ engaging personality has secured not only a devoted following, but also an increasing number of opportunities to produce engaging content including conversations with prominent executives and corporations.
