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September
30, 2002 Host: Shirley Jahad |
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Third
Party:
Austin Hough — chairman of the Libertarian Party of Illinois
Dan Johnson-Weinberger — member of the Illinois Green Party |
| Audio |
Voices
In The Wilderness:
Danny Muller — peace team member in Iraq |
| Audio |
Alice
Sebold:
Victoria Lautman — regular contributor interviews the best-selling
author of The Lovely Bones |
| Audio |
Genghis
Khan:
John Woods — professor at The University of Chicago
Maury Kravitz — member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange who
is leading expedition to find the tomb of Genghis Khan |
| Audio |
Music
Corner:
Zelienople performs The Admiral from the CD Pajama Avenue
on Loose Thread Recordings |
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September
27, 2002 |
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Month
In Review:
Laura Washington — columnist for The Chicago Sun-Times
Mike Flannery — CBS 2 Political Editor
David Greising — business columnist for The Chicago Tribune |
| Audio |
Frank
Thomas:
Cheryl Raye Stout — sports contributor interviews the Chicago
White Sox slugger |
| Audio |
Getting
the Boot:
John Green — Chicago writer for Sparksflyup.com
and contributor to the show |
| Audio |
Film
Reviews:
Jonathan Miller — film contributor and teacher at Illinois
Institute of Technology reviews two films presented during the 38th
Annual Chicago International Film Festival; A Grin Without A
Cat directed by Chris Marker and Afghan Alphabet directed
by Mohsen Makhmalbaf |
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Sor
Juana:
Ruth Lopez — contributor discusses the history of the 6-week
Sor Juana Festival organized by The Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum
www.mfacmchicago.org
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Cool
Spot, Train-O-Rama:
Gianofer Fields — producer
Jerry Pohlen — contributor
and author of the Oddball Travel Series |
| Audio |
Restaurants
Goneby:
Steve Dolinsky — food
contributor host and producer of Good Eating on CLTV |
| Audio |
Music
Corner |
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September
26, 2002 |
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Campaign
Notebook, Internet Ad Races:
Jason DeRose — Chicago Public Radio reporter
Lisabeth Weiner — corporate communications consultant
Clarke Caywood — chair of Integrated Marketing Communications
at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism |
| Audio |
Roman
Pucinski, 1919-2002:
Dick Simpson — Professor of Political Science and former Chicago
City Councilman |
| Audio |
Solid
Waste Facility:
Brian Jensen — general manager of the North Shore Sanitary
District |
| Audio |
The
Sopranos :
Al Gini — resident philosopher reflects on The Psychology
of The Sopranos authored by Glen O. Gabbard |
| Audio |
Poverty
in Hammond, Indiana:
Tim Cottingham — executive director of Greater Hammond
Community Services |
| Audio |
Unexpected
Chicagoland:
Camilo Jose Vergara — New York-based photographer
Tim Samuelson — City of Chicago Cultural Historian |
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September
25, 2002 |
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West
Nile Areas:
Dr. Linn Haramis — Manager of the Illinois Department of Public
Health and program manager for The Vector Control |
| Audio |
U.S.
Commission on Ocean Policy:
Cameron Davis — executive director for the Lake Michigan Federation |
| Audio |
Suburban
Water Quality:
Dennis McMurray — Public Information Officer for the Illinois
Department of Public Health |
| Audio |
Fall
Syndication Season:
Wally Prodrazik — media contributor |
| Audio |
My
Sister's Brain Tumor:
Aaron Freeman — writer, comedian and journalist |
| Audio |
Saints:
Charlie Schlenker — reporter for Illinois Public Radio |
| Audio |
A
Mature America:
Richard Steele — regular contributor and jazz host
Bill Novelli — Executive Director and CEO of The American Association
of Retired Persons |
| Audio |
Seniors
Dance:
Djalaal, belly dancing at Soham Yoga and Healing Arts Center,
55 E. Washington St. Suite LL113
info@sohamyoga.com
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Music
Corner:
Mark Cleveland performing Slow Passing Train from his CD
Shadows |
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September
24, 2002 |
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Economic
Update:
David Greising — economics contributor and business columnist
for The Chicago Tribune |
| Audio |
The
War on Iraq:
Henry Hyde — 6th District Representative and chairman of the
House International Relations Committee |
| Audio |
State
School Funding:
Charlie Schlenker — reporter for Illinois Public Radio |
| Audio |
Growing
Home Again:
Harry Rhodes — program director
Tu Hockness, Ron Carter, Michael Skinner and Harvey C. Thomas
www.growinghomeinc.org
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| Audio |
Theater
Reviews:
Jonathan Abarbanel — theater contributor reviews Chicago Shakespeare
Theater's Production of Love's Labor's Lost and Phedre
at The Court Theatre |
| Audio |
Set
Design:
Victoria Lautman — regular contributor
Geoffrey M. Curley — set designer and artistic director of
Roadworks Productions Theater |
| Audio |
Music
Corner: |
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September
23, 2002 |
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Campaign
Notebook, Gubernatorial Candidate:
Jim Ryan — Illinois Attorney General and Republican candidate
for Governor of Illinois |
| Audio |
Campaign
Notebook, Gubernatorial Candidate:
Rod Blagojevich — Illinois Congressman representing the 5th
district and Democratic candidate for Governor of Illinois |
| Audio |
Sports
Update:
Cheryl Raye Stout — sports contributor |
| Audio |
Henry
Fogel
Interview with the president of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association
who is retiring after 18 years |
| Audio |
Orchestral
Diversity:
Tage Larsen — plays fourth utility trumpet for The Chicago
Symphony Orchestra.
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September
20, 2002 |
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Teachers'
Strike: Downers Grove, IL
Tracy Dell'Angela — Education reporter for The Chicago Tribune |
| Audio |
Teachers'
Strike: Cary, IL
Sam Natrop — Teachers' union Representative for Cary School
District 26 |
| Audio |
Marshall
Field:
Nancy Koehn — author of Brand New: How Enterpreneurs Earn
Consumer's Trust |
| Audio |
Slate
Diaries:
Jamie Kalven — writer,
public housing activist and creator of Viewfromtheground.com
www.slate.com
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| Audio |
Andreas
Gursky:
Elizabeth Smith — curator for Museum of Contemporary Art's
Andreas Gursky photography exhibition
Click
here to learn more about the exhibition |
| Audio |
Radiation
Pills:
Lester Graham — Great Lakes Radio Consortium reporter |
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Funkadesi:
The Chicago ensemble performs live in our performance studio.
For information, visit www.funkadesi.com
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September
19, 2002 |
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Eight
Forty-Eight's daily show today was preempted by national coverage
of congressional hearings on military actions towards Iraq |
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September
18, 2002 |
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Eight
Forty-Eight's daily show today was preempted by national coverage
of congressional hearings on military actions towards Iraq |
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September
17, 2002 |
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Bob
Greene Resignation:
Dick Schwarzlose — professor of journalistic ethics at Medill
School of Journalism at Northwestern University |
| Audio |
Environmental
Issues In Elections:
Steve Shadley — anchor for afternoon news on Chicago Public
Radio |
| Audio |
Birds
Affected By West Nile Virus:
Sheryl DeVore — assistant managing editor for Pioneer Press
and author of Birding Illinois |
| Audio |
Service
Contraction:
Dr. Quentin Young — medical contributor and author of Why
Are Hospitals and Hospital Services Closing? |
| Audio |
Slate
Diaries:
Jamie Kalven — writer, public housing activist and creator
of Viewfromtheground.com
www.slate.com |
| Audio |
Bully
of Toulon:
Robert Kurson — senior editor of Chicago Magazine |
| Audio |
Music
Corner
JUBA Collective |
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September
16, 2002 |
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Campaign
Notebook, Black Plebiscite:
Pat Hill — co-convener for The Accountability Committee and
Chicago police officer |
| Audio |
Campaign
Notebook, Aurora Remap:
Maria Valdez — senior litigator for the Mexican American Legal
Defense and Education Fund |
| Audio |
Campaign
Notebook, Candidate Profiles:
Joe Birkett — Dupage County State's Attorney and Republican
candidate for attorney general
Lisa Madigan — Illinois state Senator and Democratic candidate
for attorney general |
| Audio |
Slate
Diaries:
Jamie Kalven — writer, public housing activist and creator
of Viewfromtheground.com
www.slate.com
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Official
Scorer:
Bob Rosenberg — official Scorer for the Bulls, Bears, Cubs,
White Sox and formerly of the Chicago Blackhawks and the Chicago
Sting |
| Audio |
Magnificent
Obsession:
Jim Nayder — producer of Magnificent Obsession, true
stories of recovery and host of The Annoying Music Show |
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September
13, 2002 |
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Maryville:
Richard Baker — alumnus of Maryville Academy in Des Plaines
and employee for Northern Illinois University's Center for Child
Welfare and Education |
| Audio |
Child
Welfare:
Jess McDonald — director of Department of Children and Family
Services
Dr. Ron Davidson — consultant and psychologist with University
of Illinois Psychiatry Unit
Patrick Murphy — Cook County Public Guardian |
| Audio |
Mexican
Independence:
Ray Salazar — schoolteacher and Chicago writer |
| Audio |
Ninos
Heroes:
Eduardo Balderas — member of the Mexican Civic Society and
reporter for LaRaza Newspaper |
| Audio |
Cool
Spot, Ben Hur:
Jerry Pohlen — Chicago writer, author of the Oddball Travel
Series and contributor
Sean Light — Ben-Hur Museum, (765) 362. 5769 www.ben-hur.com
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Quantum
Physics:
Aaron Freeman — writer, standup comedian and journalist |
| Audio |
The
Guys:
Jonathan Abarbanel — theater contributor reviews The Guys
at the Goodman Theatre through Sept. 22. |
| Audio |
Film
Reviews:
Jonathan Miller — film contributor reviews I'm Going Home
directed by Manoel de Oliveira, opens Music Box Sept. 13; Cremaster
3 directed by Matthew Barney plays Sept. 13 and 14 at the Gene
Siskel Film Center & The Master of the Flying Guillotine
opens Sept. 13 at the Landmark Century Theaters |
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Rogers
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Music Corner:
Tony Rogers performs Pop Psychology: A Night of Sing Along Therapy
for Lovers-Covers |
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September
12, 2002 |
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Teachers:
Al Gini — resident philosopher |
| Audio |
Political Apathy:
Lisa Labuz — reporter and Morning Edition host for Chicago
Public Radio |
| Audio |
John's
Voting Secret:
John Green — Chicago writer and contributor |
| Audio |
Green
City Sprouts:
Steve Dolinsky — food contributor and host and producer of
Good Eating on CLTV
Abby Mandel — chef and founder of the Green City Market
Portia Belloc Lowndes — co-founder of Slow Foods Chicago |
| Audio |
Vacation:
Gail Isaacson — Chicago writer and contributor |
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September
11, 2002 |
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Live at
Daley Plaza:
Shirley Jahad — Chicago Public Radio reporter
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Chicagoans
Remember |
| Audio |
Remembering
Sept. 11th:
Lonnie Bunch — President of the Chicago Historical Society
www.chicagohistory.com Remembering September 11th, exhibit
at Chicago Historical Society running through January 20th 2003
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| Audio |
Shanksville,
PA.:
Jerry Pohlen — Chicago writer and author of the Oddball Travel
Series |
| Audio |
Chicagoans
Reflect |
| Audio |
Elgin
Firefighters:
John Tobin — Elgin Firefighter |
| Audio |
Fireman's
Prayer:
Ron Colpaert — Winnetka Fire Chief |
| Audio |
Unlikely
Brotherhood:
Don Washington — Chicago writer |
| Audio |
Kabul
House:
Abdul Qazi — owner of Kabul House Restaurant 3320 Dempster
St. Skokie |
| Audio |
Tendrils:
Daniel Ferri — schoolteacher and contributor |
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Musicians
Heard on September 11, 2002 Program
Kahil El'Zabar — his latest CD is Love Outside of Dreams
Paulinho
Garcia — his latest CD is Two For Brazil Plays The Standards
Jali
Morikeba Kouyate — his latest CD is M'fake |
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September
10, 2002 |
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O'Hare
Security:
Mary Ann Akers — National Public Radio reporter
Ike Richardson — retired Navy Rear Admiral and head of federal
security at O'Hare International Airport |
| Audio |
Security:
Sean Crawford — Illinois Public Radio |
| Audio |
New
York's success in West Nile spraying:
Dr. Jim Miller — West
Nile Virus Coordinator for The New York City Department of Health
and Mental Hygiene |
| Audio |
America
Recovers:
Dr. Kenneth Rasinski — principal
research scientist for the National Opinion Research Center at the
University of Chicago, co-author of America Recovers |
| Audio |
We Interrupt
This Broadcast:
Bill Kurtis — journalist
and narrator for We Interrupt This Broadcast:The Actual Events
That Stopped Our Lives
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Music
Corner:
The Voices of Progressive perform He Promised from the CD
They That What |
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September
9, 2002 |
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Campaign
Notebook, Election vs. Appointment of Judges:
Cindi Canary — Director of The Illinois Campaign for Political
Reform |
| Audio |
Campaign
Notebook, Candidate Profile:
Jim Durkin — Republican candidate for U.S. Senate nominee &
Illinois State Representative. |
| Audio |
Campaign
Notebook, Candidate Profile:
Senator Dick Durkin — attorney and Democratic incumbent
for U.S. Senate |
| Audio |
Final
Invasion:
Richard Steele — jazz host and regular contributor
Col. David Fitz-Enz — author of The Final Invasion: Plattsburgh,
the War of 1812's Most Decisive Battle |
| Audio |
Ragtime
post 9/11:
Aaron Freeman — Chicago stand-up comedian and journalist |
| Audio |
Bears:
Cheryl Raye Stout — sports contributor |
| Audio |
Music
Corner:
Von Freeman performs Blues for Billie from his CD The
Improvisor |
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September
6, 2002 |
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School
Choice:
Dr. Barbara Radner — education expert and Director of The Center
for Urban Education at DePaul University
Alexander Russo — writer and former advisor for U.S. Senate
Education Committee
Marilyn Johnson — chief counsel for Chicago Public Schools
Joe Bast — President and CEO of The Heartland Institute |
| Audio |
Welfare
to Work:
Jay Field — reporter for Chicago Public Radio
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| Audio |
Theater
Reviews:
Jonathan Abarbanel — theater contributor reviews Raised
in Captivity by the Speaking Ring Theater Company at the Chicago
Cultural Center; Five Rooms of Furniture by the Organic Theater
Co. at the Kathleen Mullady Theater at Loyola University Chicago;
and Carousel at Marriott Theater in Lincolnshire
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| Audio |
Lincoln
Park Conservatory Exhibit:
Victoria Lautman — regular
contributor
Ellen Rothenberg, Terry Kapsalis and John Corbett of the installation
project, Something More Than Night at the Lincoln Park Conservatory |
| Audio |
Cool
Spot, Vocal Museum, Pennsylvania:
Gianofer Fields — producer
Jerry Pohlen — contributor
and author of the Oddball Travel Series |
| Audio |
Music
Corner:
Neal Alger performs Mr. P.C. from the CD Here and Now,
There and Before |
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September
5, 2002 |
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Chief
Justice Retires:
Moses Harrison — retiring chief justice of the Illinois Supreme
Court |
| Audio |
Crime
Study:
Lucretia Bailey — President, Chicago Council on Urban Affairs. |
| Audio |
Unity
Month:
Don Washington — Chicago writer |
| Audio |
Bears
Quarterback:
Cheryl Raye Stout — sports contributor
Henry Burris — 3rd string quarterback for The Chicago Bears |
| Audio |
Channel
2 Management:
Wally Podrazik — media contributor |
| Audio |
Top
Dog:
Steve Dolinsky — food contributor and host and producer of
Good Eating on CLTV
Bruce Kraig — food historian
Larry Estes — Fluky's Chicago Style Hot Dogs, 6821 N. Western
Ave.
Don Drucker and Scott Berman — SuperDawg Drive-In, Milwaukee
andDevon
Barry Nemirow — Weiner's Circle, 2622 N. Clark St. |
| Audio |
King
Velveeda:
Stu Helm — artist known as "King Velveeda" www.cheesygraphics.com |
| Audio |
Mango
Tribe:
Mango Tribe, group performs through Sunday at the Guild Complex,
1543 W, Division Ave. |
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September
4, 2002 |
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Congressional
Update:
Lynn Sweet — Washington D.C. Bureau Chief for The Chicago
Sun-Times |
| Audio |
Campaign
Notebook, Wisconsin Primary:
Melba Lara — assistant news director for Wisconsin Public
Radio |
| Audio |
Smoking:
John Green — contributor and Chicago writer
www.sparksflyup.com
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| Audio |
Braceros
Update:
Jonathan Rothstein — partner in the law firm of Gessler, Hughes,
Socol, Piers, Resnick and Dym |
| Audio |
Traffic:
Jon Hilkevitch — transportation writer and columnist for The
Chicago Tribune |
| Audio |
Drumming:
Michael Taylor — Chicago writer and musician |
| Audio |
Priority:
Orbert Davis — Chicago Jazz Musician |
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September
3, 2002 |
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Program |
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Campaign
Notebook, 15th Senate Race:
William
Shaw — incumbent Illinois State Senator and Mayor of Dolton
IL. Democratic Candidate
Reverend James T. Meeks — Head Pastor at the Salem Baptist
Church. Honesty and Integrity Party Candidate
Phillip Arnold — Police Chief for the Village of Thornton.
Republican Candidate |
| Audio |
Campaign
Notebook, Arts in Elections:
Tony Sarabia — Chicago Public Radio reporter |
| Audio |
Hair:
Victoria Lautman — contributor
Michael Rooks — curator of the exhibit Cut, Pulled, Colored
& Burnt at the Hyde Park Art Center, through October 5,
2002 |
| Audio |
God's
Got My Back:
Rose Buckner — Executive producer of "God's Got My
Back: The Story of Anna Morrison" Funded in part by The
Illinois Humanities Council |
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September
2, 2002 |
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Studs
Terkel Labor Day Special |
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