Once Upon a Time...

there was a movement of people who believed in the future and the common good. They were normal people, our grandparents, union members, teachers, housewives, farmers and shopkeepers. This political movement helped the country to survive capitalism's greatest disaster – the Great Depression.

We survived and thrived. We fought the good fight and we won. We had public transportation, organized meaningful work programs with government healthcare, and compassionate government. We had progressive income tax and started social security. In short we had a government that acted like it cared instead of just saying it cared. Then a war came and we forgot. We made our dreams come true. Let us remember again.

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Eric James Wolf

was raised by liberal democrats in New York City. Mr. Wolf was heavily exposed to the local political scene growing up.. Before the age of ten he had stuffed more envelopes then all of his classmates combined.

Mr. Wolf represented

Jerry Brown as a Brown Delegate to the Maine state convention in 1992. He also attended the state convention in 1990. He was discouraged from politics by his inability to understand the basic mechanisms of making things work. The foremost issue was an inability to connect with any political insiders or experts who would be willing to show him how it was done. While in Maine he was Chairman of the Bar Harbor Democrats for a short time.

He graduated

from the College of the Atlantic in 1993 with a BA in Human Ecology. His focus in college was an understanding of group behavior and storytelling as it applies to culture.

He has worked in environmental education for fifteen years at various programs around the country until he met his future wife in 2000.

In 2001 he graduated

from the Audubon Expedition Institute with a M.S. in Environmental Education. This program was accredited through Lesley University. During his time with AEI he toured the country seeing the common experience of the environmental, social and cultural problems that plague America.

In 2003 he married

his current wife, Marybeth and together the two of them, and three children live in Yellow Springs, Ohio.

In Mr. Wolf’s other life he works as a performer telling stories to children around the world. He first started working with politicians to teach them to be better speakers.

As a professional speaker and with his experience with teaching difficult subjects; Mr. Wolf is an expert at improving the speaking ability of politicians or any one else who want to tell a good story.