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RENEWtv is taped at LiveStream’s studio in Manhattan, NYC. The show airs live at 6:00 p.m. every Monday. To watch the show streaming live during this time, click here. Or, for more details about the show, click here. If you’d like to view past episodes, be sure to check out RENEW’s episode archive, below. For more information or to make a pitch, please e-mail us. Here’s what’s streaming on RENEW right now:
EPISODE EIGHT (Available Streaming), August 24, 2009: Peter Pitts, founder of The Center for Medicine in the Public Interest and Partner/Director Global Healthcare, Porter Novelli, and Kellen Giuda join Billy Hallowell to discuss health care and plenty more!
EPISODE SEVEN, August 3, 2009: The Beer Summit Part II! Following up on President Obama’s most recent venture, Brandon Brice joins Billy Hallowell and some — you guessed it — beer to discuss, racial issues in America, current events and plenty more.
EPISODE SIX, July 13, 2009: MTV’s Dorian Davis sits down with Billy Hallowell to discuss his 2008 vote for Obama, media, Republicanism, gay rights and plenty more!
EPISODE FIVE, JUNE, 22, 2009: Billy Hallowell sits down with NYC Council candidate Ashok Chandra and David Webb. Check out these two interviews for discussion about local elections, health care, Iran and other domestic issues.
EPISODE FOUR, JUNE 12, 2009: Former NYC Police Commissioner and 9/11 hero Bernard Kerik appears in the studio to discuss his experiences during 9/11 as well as issues pertaining to national security.
EPISODE THREE, JUNE 1, 2009: Billy Hallowell catches up with Brandon Brice, spokesman of HipHopRepublican.com and a contributor to FOX News’ Strategy Room! Hear what they have to say about GM, Obama and plenty more!
EPISODE TWO, MAY 22, 2009: Billy Hallowell sits down with Kellen Giuda, the organizer of the NYC TEA Party! Learn more about the TEA Party movement and hear discussion and debate about today’s most pertinent political issues.
EPISODE ONE, APRIL 27, 2009: Billy Hallowell sits down with author, Marty Beckerman! Watch them debate current policy, discuss the 2008 election and dive into the sociopolitical landscape. Notably, hear what Beckerman thinks the GOP needs to do to reform.
