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June
30, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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Porch Collapse
Steve Rhodes — Writer for Chicago Magazine
Laura Washington — Columnist for the Chicago
Sun-Times |
| Audio |
Saying Yes
Jacob Sullum — Syndicated columnist and senior editor
at Reason and author of Saying Yes: In Defense of Drug
Use |
| Audio |
Continuing the Conversation
about Race: Growing Up in the Minority
Amy Dorn — Producer at Chicago Public Radio |
| Audio |
Continuing the Conversation
about Race: WBEZ Staff Conversation
Richard Steele — Regular contributor
Chicago Public Radio employees: Annette Wallace, Paul Vinelli, Shiow
Young, Steve Bynum, and Carlos Herandez-Gomez |
| Audio |
Local Music Corner |
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June
27, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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Month In Review
Eric Krol — Political writer for the Daily Herald
Laura Washington — Columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times
David Schaper — Midwest correspondent for National Public
Radio |
| Audio |
Gay Pride Weekend
Rick Garcia — Political director of Equality Illinois |
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Connoisseurship
Jean Goldman — Collector and scholar of 16th and 17th
Century Renaissance art and Baroque drawings
Victoria Lautman — Regular contributor |
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Country Music
Tony Sarabia — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio |
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Chicago Bears Naming
Rights
John Green — Chicago writer, satirist, and creator of
www.sparksflyup.com |
| Audio |
Cool Spot: Petting
Zoo
Exotic
House
8232 E. Harbor rd. Marblehead, OH 43440
(419) 798 - 5230 |
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June
26, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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Terra Museum
Judith Kirshner — Dean of the department of art history
at the University of Illinois at Chicago and former curator at the
Terra Museum of American Art |
| Audio |
Tavis Smiley
Richard Steele — Regular contributor
Tavis Smiley — Host of the The Tavis Smiley Show
Q&A at James Simpson Theatre at the Field Museum 7:30PM |
| Audio |
Taste Of Chicago
Steve Dolinsky — Food Contributor |
| Audio |
Ribs
Neal Bailen — Chicago writer |
| Audio |
Biking in Chicago
Randy Neufeld — Executive Director of the Chicagoland
Bicycle Federation |
| Audio |
Tim Grover
Cheryl Raye Stout — Sports Contributor
Tim Grover — Former Bulls Trainer and owner of Hoops
Gym |
| Audio |
Local Music Corner
Artist: Otis Clay
Song: "If I could Reach Out"
Album: The Best of Otis Clay: The Hi Records Years |
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June
25, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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School Report Card
Alexander Russo — Contributing editor for Catalyst
and Title One Magazine
Stephanie Banchero — Staff reporter for the Chicago
Tribune
Veronica Anderson — Editor of Catalyst |
| Audio |
Police Redeployment
Jay Field — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio |
| Audio |
A Day On The Force
A Day on the Force
Directed by Ronit Bezalel, Laurie Little, Sree Nallamothu
A candid look at Chicago's first women's professional tackle-football
team. Tonight at 8PM at the Gene Siskel Film Center at the School
of the Art Institute |
| Audio |
Ella Baker
Richard Steele — Regular contributor
Barbara Ransby — Associate professor of African American
Studies and history at the University of Illinois at Chicago and
author of the book Ella Baker And The Black Freedom Movement:
A Radical Democratic Vision |
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June
24, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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Democratic Presedential
Candidates Debate
Extended excerpts from this weekend's debate sponsored by the Rainbow/PUSH
Coalition |
| Audio |
Affirmative Action
Ruling
Charlie Schlenker — Reporter for Illinois Public Radio |
| Audio |
Metra Fire
Judy Pardonnet — Director of Media Relations for Metra |
| Audio |
Diesel
Jonathan Ahl — Reporter for the Great Lakes Radio Consortium |
| Audio |
Like Water for Concrete
Tom Geoghegan — labor lawyer and author of In America's
Court |
| Audio |
Religion Reporters
Roundtable
Jason DeRose — Religion reporter for Chicago Public
Radio
Cathleen Falsani — Religion columnist for the Chicago
Sun-Times
Michael Paulson — Staff reporter for the Boston Globe
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| Audio |
Blind Boys Of Alabama
Clarence Fountain — Lead singer for the Blind Boys of
Alabama. Performing Tuesday Night June 24, 2003 with Buddy Guy at
Ravinia at 8PM |
| Audio |
Writers Block Party
Amy Krouse Rosenthal — Chicago writer and contributor.
She is the Producer and Host of Writers Block Party.
This episode's guests:
Kaz Rosetto -- Musician
Mimi Smartypants - Writer |
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Local Music Corner
Artist: The Rolls
Album: Trading Punches with Allah
Song: "Tally" |
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June
23, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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New DCFS Director
Bryan Samuels — Director of the Illinois Department
of Children and Family Services |
| Audio |
"DCFS"
Clarence James Rogers — Chicago poet, participant in
the Neighborhood Writing Alliance, poetry collection: In the
Heart of the Ghetto |
| Audio |
Benton Harbor Riots
Aaron Freeman — Contributor, Chicago writer, comedian,
and director of the Aarab/Israeli Comedy Hour at the Improv Olympic |
| Audio |
Newsroom Diversity
Rita Coburn Whack — Contributor
Sheila Soloman — Senior editor for recruiting at the
Chicago Tribune
Teresa Mask — Diversity editor at the Daily Herald |
| Audio |
Childhood Cancer
Quentin Young — Medical contributor |
| Audio |
Summer Nostalgia
Gail Isaacson — Chicago writer, www.gailisaacson.net |
| Audio |
Local Music Corner
Artist: Califone
Album: Quicksand/Cradlesnakes |
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June
20, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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Catholic Bishops Conference
Jason DeRose — Religion reporter for Chicago Public
Radio |
| Audio |
Endangered Landmarks
Victoria Lautman — Regular contributor
David Bahlman — President of the Landmarks Preservation
Council of Illinois |
| Audio |
Refugee Relocation
Julie Sell — Midwest correspondent for The Economist |
| Audio |
Bantu Refugees in DuPage
County
Jesse Hardman — Producer
He speaks to the first of many Bantu families to be resettled in
the Chicago area. |
| Audio |
Film Reviews
Jonathan Miller — Film contributor |
| Audio |
Cool Spot: Mystery
Hill
Jerry Pohlen
Gianofer Fields — Producer/correspondent
Mystery Hill
8232 E. Harbor Road
Marblehead, OH 43440
(419) 798 - 5230 |
| Audio |
Larry Doby Remembrance
Larry Doby Johnson — Former Major League Baseball player,
Larry Doby's namesake, coaches high school baseball and teaches
math at Middleton High School in Tampa, Florida.
Larry Doby was the second African American player in the Major Leagues;
he died this week. |
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June
19, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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Chicago Archdiocese
Francis Cardinal George — Archbishop of the Archdiocese
of Chicago
Jason DeRose — Religion reporter for Chicago Public
Radio |
| Audio |
Gun Control
Shawn Johnson — Reporter for Illinois Public Radio |
| Audio |
Summer Theater Season
Jonathan Abarbanel — Theater contributor |
| Audio |
The Lone Surfer of
Montana, Kansas
Davy Rothbart — Writer, author, documentarian and creator
of Found Magazine and author of The Lone Surfer of Montana,
Kansas
Performing tonight at the Hideout |
| Audio |
Food and Wine Aspen
Classic
Steve Dolinsky — Food contributor
Bruce Sherman — Chicago Chef at North Pond Cafe, traveled
to Aspen, CO for the Food and Wine Aspen Classic |
| Audio |
Frog Listening
Diane Aoki — Volunteer frog listener for the Chicago
Wilderness Habitat Project Coalition |
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June
18, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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West Nile Virus
James Sexton — Mayor of Evergreen Park
Dr Khian Liem — Manager of South Cook County Mosquito
Abatement District |
| Audio |
Birds
Judy Pollock — Audubon Bird Conservation Project Manager
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| Audio |
AMA Conference
Dr. Quentin Young — Medical contributor
AMA's Annual Meeting in Chicago and the National Headache Society's
Annual Conference beginning Thursday, here in Chicago |
| Audio |
Al's Summer Book Bag
Al Gini — Eight Forty-Eight resident philosopher
and professor of philosophy and business ethics at Loyola University |
| Audio |
Special Olympics, part
one
A look at Chicago's continued role in the inception of and continued
role in the Special Olympics |
| Audio |
Special Olympics, part
two
Dr Barrett Leventhal — Professor of psychiatry and pediatrics
at the University of Chicago |
| Audio |
Sox - Cubs Rivalry
Nancy Gier — Chicago writer |
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June
17, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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What Might Northerly
Island (Meigs Field)
Look Like as a Park?
Cam Davis — Executive director of the Lake Michigan
Federation
Joyce O'Keefe — Associate director of the Open Lands
Project |
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Burnham Plan
Robert Price — Designer with the Professional Services
group at Gensler |
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Skybridge
Ed Keegan — Architecture contributor
SkyBridge is at One North Halsted in Chicago |
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Robert E. Lee
Peter Sagal — Host of Wait,
Wait Don't Tell Me
Roy Blount, Jr. — Humorist, panelist on Wait,
Wait Don't Tell Me and author of Robert E. Lee (Penguin
Lives Series) |
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Third Coast: "Open
Outcry"
Julie Shapiro — Managing Director for the Third
Coast International Audio Festival
Ben Rubin — Multimedia artist in New York
"Open Outcry" originally aired on The
Next Big Thing |
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June
16, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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Continuing the Conversation
about Race: Minstrel
Victoria Lautman — Regular contributor
Barbara Webb, Ph.D — Performance Studies at Northwestern
University, Dissertation: The Real Character of the Negro on
the Stage: African american Theatre as Risk and Possibility 1890
- 1908 |
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Continuing the Conversation
about Race: Youth Dinner
Youth gathering to talk about race through the Chicago Dinners Program,
sponsored by Hull House |
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Continuing the Conversation
about Race: Color Blind
Beth Finke — Chicago writer |
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Chicago Sports
Cheryl Raye Stout — Sports contributor |
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Moneyball
Charlie Wheelan — Contributor and director of Communication
for Metropolis 2020
Michael Lewis — Author of Moneyball: The Art of Winning
an Unfair Game |
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June
13, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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Continuing the Conversation
about Race: Studs Terkel
Studs Terkel — Special contributor
Author of numerous books including Race: How Blacks and Whites
Feel about the American Obsession (1992)
Adapted for Lookinglass Theater |
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Speaking Of Sex - Final
Love Story
Alex Kotlowitz, Chicago writer |
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The Natural
John Theodore — Author of Baseball's Natural: The
Story of Eddie Waitkus |
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Sparky
John Green — Chicago writer, satirist, and creator of
www.sparksflyup.com |
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Father's Day Essay
Steve Edwards — Host of Eight Forty-Eight and
father-to-be |
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June
12, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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Chicago Homicides 1870-1930
Jeffrey Adler — Professor of history and criminology
at University of Florida
Leigh Bienen — Senior lecturer at Northwestern University
School of Law
Richard Linberg — Historian and author of several books
about Chicago crime |
| Audio
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The Executioner's Last
Songs
Jon Langford — Musician, Jon Langford and the Pine Valley
Cosmonauts
Album: The Executioner's Last Songs |
| Audio
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Facial Reconstruction
Prof. Jihad Muhammad — President of the African Scientific
Research Institute
Gianofer Fields — Producer |
| Audio
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Diesel Fumes
Patricia Monahan — Transportation Program, Union of
Concerned Scientists |
| Audio
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Speaking
Of Sex: Antidepressants and Sex Life Choices
Jay Field — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio |
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June
11, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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Medicare Reform
Todd Sloane — Assistant managing editor and editorial
writer at Modern Healthcare magazine |
| Audio
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Chicago Food Depository
Jesse Hardman — Producer |
| Audio
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Bulls Retrospective
Cheryl Raye Stout — Sports contributor
Former Bulls: Scottie Pippen, John Paxson, Phil Jackson (coach),
Steve Kerr, Bill Cartwright, Michael Jordan |
| Audio
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Speaking
Of Sex: Two Moms/Dads: Kids of Same Sex Households
Tony Sarabia — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio |
| Audio
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Sex on TV
Wally Prodrazik — Media contributor |
| Audio
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The Furtive Gaze
Victoria Lautman — Regular contributor
Karen Irvine —- Associate curator at the Museum of Contemporary
Photography; exhibit runs through July 12th |
| Audio
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Local Music Corner
Artist: Marvin Ziporyn
Album: Candelight and Wine
Performs weekly at Seventh Heaven in Skokie and at Little Bucharest
in Chicago |
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June
10, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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Business Update
David Greising — Business contributor and columnist
for the Chicago Tribune |
| Audio
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Suburban Transportation
Bob McCoppin — Transportation reporter for the Daily
Herald |
| Audio
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U.S. Open Check-In
Bill Daniels — Publisher and editor of Golf Chicago
magazine |
| Audio
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U.S. Open Design: Olympia
Fields Design
Ed Keegan — Architecture contributor
Dave Ward — Golf superintendent for the Olympia Fields
Country Club, site of the 2003 US Open |
| Audio
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Speaking
Of Sex: Out of the Bedroom…and into the Chatroom |
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June
9, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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Telling Truths in Church
Jason DeRose — Religion reporter for Chicago Public
Radio
Mark Jordan — Author of Telling Truths in Church:
Scandal, Flesh & Christian Speech |
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Speaking
Of Sex: Talking to Kids About Sex
Johanna Zorn — Executive producer of Third
Coast International Audio Festival |
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Food and Romance
Steve Dolinsky — Food contributor |
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Theater Awards
Jonathan Abarbanel — Theater contributor |
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20th Anniversary of
the Metro
Victoria Lautman — Regular contributor
Joe Shanahan — Owner of the Metro |
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June
6, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio
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World War II on the
Air
Alex Lubertozzi — Author of World War II on the Air
|
| Audio
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Crain's 25th Anniversary
David Greising — Business contributor and columnist
for the Chicago Tribune
Rance Crain — President of Crain's Communications and
Editor in Chief of Crains Chicago Business.
This is Crains Chicago business' 25th Year anniversary. |
| Audio
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Film Reviews
Jonathan Miller — Film contributor
Monday Morning, dir. Otar Losseliani, plays Facets 6/7+ 6/8;
Sweet Sixteen, dir. Ken Loach, plays Music Box open 6/13
|
| Audio
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Cool Spot: Prehistoric Forest
Jerry Poehlen — Contributor and author of the Oddball
Travel Series
Gianofer Fields — Producer
Prehistoric Forest
8232 E. Harbor Road
Marblehead, Ohio
(419) 798-5230
|
| Audio
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What Would You Like
to Cork?
Listener Responses |
| Audio
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Schadenfreude: Comedy
Corner
Schadenfreude
debuts July 6th at 8:00pm on Chicago Public Radio |
| Audio
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Gospel Fest
Reverend Walter Butts — Pastor of Mount Carmel Children
of God Baptist Church |
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June
5, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio
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Latino Health
Aida Giachello — Founder and director of the Midwest
Latino Health Research, Training, and Policy Center at the University
of Illinois at Chicago |
| Audio
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R.E.M. Sleep
Dr. John Paul Spire — Professor of neurology and neurosurgery
at the University of Chicago and director of Sleep Disorders Center
|
| Audio
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R.E.M. Essay
Linda Paul — Independent radio producer |
| Audio
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Humor
Al Gini — Eight Forty-Eight resident philosopher
and professor of philosophy and business ethics at Loyola University
A Small Treatise on the Grand Virtues by Andre Comte-Sponville
|
| Audio
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Speaking
Of Sex: Dating, Romance, and
Mental Retardation
Jason DeRose — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio |
| Audio
|
Illinois State Beach
Park
Bob Grasso — Site superintendent at the Illinois Beach
State Park LakeFront Office
Debra Nelson — Natural heritage biologist at the Office
of Resource Conservation Region II, Spring Grove IL |
| Audio
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Sammy Sosa's Corked
Bat: Fans React
Cubs fans outside Wrigley Field during batting practice |
| Audio
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Local Music Corner
Artist: Steve Evans
Album: Steve Evans |
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June
4, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio
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Sammy Sosa's Corked
Bat: Fallout
Cheryl Raye Stout — Sports contributor |
| Audio
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Death Penalty Reform
Cornelia Grumman — Editorial Board Member at the Chicago
Tribune; won the Pulitzer Prize for death penalty reform editorials.
|
| Audio
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Prison Reform
Paula Wolff — Senior Executive at Metropolitan 2020
|
| Audio
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Sammy Sosa's Corked
Bat: The Physics of Cork
Prof. Robert Adair — Sterling Professor of Physics Emeritus
at Yale University and author of The Physics of Baseball
|
| Audio
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Speaking
Of Sex: Love Story #7 — O'Harrows: Stubborn Love
Co-produced by Alex Kotlowitz and Amy Dorn |
| Audio
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Kids Menus
Jefferey Alexander — General Manager at Vong's Thai
Kitchen in River North
Alphonse Kelbel and Jean Joho — GM and chef and owner
of Brasserie Joe on Hubbard Street
Michel Briand and Clany Noailles — Pastry chef and director
of Ambria on Lincoln Park West |
| Audio
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Interfaith Activism
Eboo Patel — Executive Director of the Chicago based
Interfaith Youth Core |
| Audio
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Taize Prayer
Judy Valente — Religion contributor |
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June
3, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio
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Organ Transplant
Gary Becker — Professor in the departments of economics,
graduate school of business and sociology at the University of Chicago
Ben Mitchell — Associate professor of bioethics and
contemporary culture at Trinity International University
Ristina Orfali — Assistant director of the McClain Center
for Clinical Medical Ethics at the University of Chicago. |
| Audio
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Lonesome Organist
Jeremy Jacobsen — Lonesome Organist
New Album: Forms and Follies from Thrill Jockey |
| Audio
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Speaking
Of Sex: Documentary: Spirit & Body Willing |
| Audio
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Dick Cusack Obituary
Joyce Piven — Co-founder of the Piven Theater Workshop
|
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June
2, 2003 |
hosted by Steve Edwards
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to the Entire Program |
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Springfield Wrap-up: The Budget
Bill Wheelhouse — Statehouse bureau chief for Illinois
Public Radio |
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Springfield Wrap-up: New Medical Laws
Dr. Quentin Young — Medical contributor |
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Speaking
Of Sex: Older Americans: In the Shadow of the AIDS Epidemic
Shirley Jahad, reporter for Chicago Public Radio |
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Josefina Lopez
Ray Salazar — Contributor
Josefina Lopez — Screenwriter of Real Women Have
Curves |
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Five Millenia
Musicians from Night of Song and Dance Tradition of Five Millenia
Tuesday June 3 at the Chicago Theater
Richard Steele — Regular contributor |
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