Saturday, November 21, 2009
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Contests on WVXU Win New Edgecliff Theatre Tickets
New Edgecliff Theatre kicks off the holidays in grand style with their production of “The Santaland Diaries” by NPR’s David Sedaris. This true and humorous tale runs from December 3rd through the 19th. Register on line for your chance to win a pair of tickets to selected performances.
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Currently on WMUB:
When Radio Was When Radio Was is Radio Spirits' nationally syndicated radio program which is hosted by old-time radio expert Greg Bell. Tune in today and enjoy the best of old-time radio!
Tonight's Programs Are:
My Favorite Husband: Quiz Show
Fibber McGee & Molly: Autumn Leaves Drive
Mystery In The Air: The Black Cat
Unsolved Mysteries: Mystery of the Athletic Club Murders
Specials on WMUB:
Remembering Herzog Studios
Remembering Herzog Studios
Saturday, November 21:  11 PM
Tune in for a one-hour special featuring the work of musicians who recorded at Herzog Studio between 1945-1955 on the 2nd floor of 811 Race Street in downtown Cincinnati.
NPR News:
NPR Ombudsman
Features:
Surviving the Current Economy

Surviving the Current Economy
Student journalists from Miami University spent the semester investigating the effect of the economy on the WMUB listening area and present this series of reports.

WVXU Listener Survey WVXU Listener Survey
As a listener to WVXU, your opinions are important to helping the station serve you, especially in this rapidly changing and challenging technological and economic environment. We invite you to share your feelings about the station and its role in the community by completing our listener survey . If you do, you'll be entered in a drawing to win a new HD Radio™ portable player.
The Flu Inside You The Flu Inside You
During this fertile flu season, information is your best weapon. Check out this video from NPR's Robert Krulwich that explains how a virus spreads through your body.
StoryCorps: National Day of Listening StoryCorps: National Day of Listening
Join in StoryCorps' National Day of Listening -- the day after Thanksgiving. It's a time to sit down with a loved one, friend or neighbor, and interview them about their lives. Get more information and check out the do it yourself guide.
Community Calendar Community Calendar
Do you have, or know of, an event coming up that would be worthwhile? Please let us know so we can add it to our Community Calendar.
Latin American Culture Fest Latin American Culture Fest
Cincinnati Museum Center has a Passport to the World for you – First stop, Latin American Culture Fest November 21st and 22nd from Noon until 5. Experience the rich Latin American culture with music, crafts and other hands-on activities and displays at this public event.
Donate Your Vehicle Donate Your Vehicle
Now there's a new way to offer your support to WVXU - by donating your usable but unwanted car, truck, boat or recreational vehicle. Simply call 1-877-308-2408 to arrange for a pickup. The operators can help answer any specific questions you may have.
Cincinnati Schoolboy Legends Cincinnati Schoolboy Legends
NOV. 28 - 2:00 PM - MAIN BRANCH, PUBLIC LIBRARY OF CINCINNATI AND HAMILTON COUNTY Join our own Betsy Ross as she moderates a discussion among past players, coaches and sports writers about the rich heritage of high school football in this area. Also participating will be John Baskin and Lonnie Wheeler, authors of "Cincinnati Schoolboy Legends." The panel discussion is on Saturday, November 28 at 2:00. The entire exhibition runs at the Main Library until January 24.
Infomatters Infomatters
Teachers and students - Infomatters is a dynamic source of in-depth news from local and national sources to help students dig deeper and understand the events of the day, including the economy, government and climate change.
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WMUB News:

WVXU News

Fans not disappointed with Sarah Palin book signing
Ohio jobless rate hits 10.5%
Compromise possible on Metro Access fares
Ohio lawmakers push casino "guardrails" vs corruption
Neighborhood leaders take police investigation to community
Another H1N1 death in No Ky
Cincinnati area hospitals see rise in uncompensated care
Palin and Nordstrom Rack expected to bring big crowds
Check with airline before going to CVG Thursday
Police followed procedure when shooting St. Bermard man

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WCPO News:

WCPO News
Historic Health Care Bill Clears Senate Hurdle
One Dead After Car Collides With TANK Bus
Man Survives Car Being Ripped In Half
Forcier's 5 Turnovers Helps OSU Beat Michigan

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Today on the Community Calendar:
Community Calendar

On Saturday, November 21:
Indie Craft Show:
12 PM at Northside Tavern
Intergalactic Bead & Jewelry Show:
10 AM at Fairfield Convention Center- Tori’s Station
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra:
8 PM at
Latin American Culture Fest:
12 PM at Cincinnati Museum Center
Raquy & the Cavemen:
7 PM at Leapin Lizard
Rusty Ball:
8 PM at Duke Energy Convention Center
The Rusty Ball:
8 PM at Duke Energy Conventon Center
The Sycamore High School Choirs:
7 PM at Ascension Lutheran Church

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