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UPCOMING SHOWS

January 9, 2009 The Art of Survival: Funding the Arts in a Challenging Economy, Guests: Paul Helfrich, President of the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra; Michael Roediger, VP-Development, Victoria Theater Association; Denise Rehg, President/CEO Culture Works

 

 


RECENT SHOWS:

January 2, 2009 The Challenges of Small Business, Guests: Joseph (Jay) Kayne, PhD, Cintas Chair of Entrepreneurship & Director of Institute for Entrepreneurial Leadership, Miami University; Doug Hamilton, Owner, Bikewise of Oxford (encore from July 25, 2008)

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December 26, 2008 2008:The Year in Review

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December 19, 2007 Representing the Public in Public Radio, Guest: Alicia C. Shepard, NPR Ombudsman

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December 12 , 2008 Public TV in Transition, A discussion of the pending merger of Cincinnati's CET and Dayton's Think TV, Guests: David Fogart , President & General Manager/CEO of Greater Dayton Public Television/ Think TV; Steve Behrens, editor of Current newspaper

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December 5 , 2008 A Reporters Roundtable on the Economy
Guests: Jessica Heffner, Business Reporter with the Hamilton Journal News;
John Nolan, Business Reporter with the Dayton Daily News; Caleb Stephens, Managing Editor, The Dayton Business Journal

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November 28, 2008 Civility in America, Guest: Dr. Christopher Wellin, Professor of Sociology and Gerontology at Miami University (encore from March 7, 2007)

November 21, 2008 Listening as an Act of Love, Guest: David Isay, founder of StoryCorps and A National Day of Listening

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November 14, 2008 Protesting Proposition 8: Speaking Out Against Anti-Gay Decisions Guests: Cameron Tolle, Vice President of the Gay/Straight Alliance at Xavier University; Lisa Hazel, student at Miami University Hamilton; Tom Brinkman, State Representative from the 34th House District

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November 7, 2008 A Reporter's Roundtable on Election Results, Guests: Bill Cohen, of the Ohio Public Radio Statehouse News Bureau; Bill Hershey Statehouse Reporter for the Dayton Daily News; Jessica Wehrman, Washington Correspondent for the Dayton Daily News.

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October 31, 2008 Election Trick or Treat: A Discussion of Political Satire, Guests: Mark Eaton, writer/cast member of the Capitol Steps; Dr. Richard Campbell, Director of Miami University's Journalism Program: Dr. Jim Farrelly, Professor of English at the University of Dayton

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October 24, 2008 School Funding on the Ballot, Guests: Dr. Phil Cagwin-Superintendent Talawanda School District; Dr. Kurt Stanic-Interim Superintendent Dayton Public Schools; Shirley Burgher, opponent of the Talawanda Levy

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October 17, 2008 Getting Out The Youth Vote, Guests: Paul Struebing, member of College Democrats and Students for Barack Obama; John Howting, member of Miami University's College Republicans and president of Miami's Intercollegiate Studies Institute; Bryan Suddith, executive director of Kids Voting, Dayton region; and Alex Orlowski, a University of Dayton senior who has published two studies on voting patterns among young adults and college students

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October 10, 2008
A Reporters Roundtable, Guests: Laura Bischoff, statehouse reporter for the Dayton Daily News and either Jo Ingles, of the Ohio Public Radio Statehouse News Bureau

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October 3, 2008 o Protest or Not to Protest: That is the Question Guests: Miami University students Erica Hapner, Nick Lupica and Mike Scott; Sgt. Jim Squantz of the Oxford Police Department

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September 26, 2008 After the Storm: Cleaning Up after the Windstorm of September 14

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September 19, 2008 Celebrasting 200 Years: The Past, Present and Future of Miami University

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September 12, 2008 Reinforcing Positive Behavior in the Classroom: How Does it Affect Academic Progress?, Guests: Brad Tillson with the Iddings Foundation; Sheila Burton, director of psychological services with Dayton Public Schools; Doris Bergen, Distinguished Professor in Miami University’s Department of Educational Psychology.

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September 5, 2008 NPR News & Broadcast Journalism Today, Guest: Paul Brown, NPR Newscaster, producer and reporter

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August 29, 2008 Miami University’s Smoking Ban: When Does Concern over Health and Well Being infringe on Personal Freedom? Guests: Dr. Stephen Nimis, Professor and Chair of the Department of Classics at Miami University; Karen Murray, Miami University’s Director of Health Education; Claire Wagner, Miam University News & Public Information Office; Mattie Gray, Maintenance/Repair Technician, Residence Halls and Dining; Dustin Jones, Building and Grounds Assistant, Residence Halls and Dining

August 22, 2008 Civic Organizations: Are They Obsolete? Guests: Paul Allen, member of the Kiwanis Club of Oxford; Tony Massoud, President-elect and past President of the Civitan Club of Dayton (an encore presentation from June 13, 2008)

August 15 , 2008 A Reporter’s Roundtable: Strickland’s Education Reform Plan, How Does Ohio fix Its Public School System? Guests: Bill Cohen, Statehouse Correspondent for Ohio Public Radio; Scott Elliott, education reporter at the Dayton Daily News

August 8, 2008 The U.S, China and the 2008 Summer Olympics

August 1 , 2008 How Safe are Our Bridges? An Update on the Anniversary of the I-35W Mississippi River Bridge Collapse, Guests: Brandon Collett, District 8 Bridge Engineer with the Ohio Dept.of Transportation; Joseph Litvin, Montgomery County Bridge Engineer

July 25, 2008
The Challenges of Small Business, Guests: Joseph (Jay) Kayne, PhD, Cintas Chair of Entrepreneurship & Director of Institute for Entrepreneurial Leadership, Miami University; Doug Hamilton, Owner, Bikewise of Oxford

July 18, 2008 Ask the General Manager: Questions & Comments About WMUB, Guest: Cleve Callison, General Manager of WMUB

July 11, 2008