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UPCOMING
SHOWS
October
17, 2008 Another
in our series of programs discussing issues of the November
4 election
RECENT SHOWS:
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
Listen to archived segments of this show:
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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
Listen to archived segments of this
show:
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September
26, 2008 After
the Storm: Cleaning Up after the Windstorm of September
14
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to archived segments of this show:
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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.
Listen to archived segments of this show:
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September
5, 2008
NPR News & Broadcast Journalism Today, Guest:
Paul Brown, NPR Newscaster, producer and reporter
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to archived segments of this show:
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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
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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)
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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
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to archived segments of this show:
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August
8, 2008 The
U.S, China and the 2008 Summer Olympics
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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
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July
18, 2008 Ask
the General Manager: Questions & Comments About WMUB,
Guest: Cleve Callison, General Manager of WMUB
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to archived segments of this show:
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July
11, 2008 The
State of Civil Rights & the NAACP Convention in Cincinnati,
Guests: Derrick Foward, Chris Shaw, Christine Taylor
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to archived segments of this show:
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July 4, 2008
No
show this week, Enjoy our special holiday
presentation of the Capitol Steps' Politics
Takes a Holiday
June
27, 2008
Funding the Arts: Is the Call Falling on Deaf Ears? Guests:
Dione Kennedy, Victoria
Theatre Association; Dayton; Sherri Prentiss, Marketing
Director, Cincinnati
Symphony and Pops; Bryan Bucklew, Campaign Chair,
Culture Works, Dayton
Listen to archived segments of this show:
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June
20, 2008 Surviving
the Home Foreclosure Crisis
Guests: Financial Advisor
Jodi Owens; Tom Peterangelo; and Nicole Watson
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June
13, 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
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June
6 , 2008
A Reporters' Roundtable, Guests: Brian Guth of the
Richmond
Palladium-Item; Don Baker of the Dayton
Business Journal; and John Nolan of the
Dayton Daily News
Listen for archived segments of this show:
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May
30, 2008
Meet the Chief, Guest: Dayton Police Chief Richard
Biehl
May
23, 2008 Customer
Service Today: Is the Customer Still Always Right? Guests:
John North, President/CEO of Dayton/Miami
Valley Better Business Bureau; Josh Millburn, Greater
Dayton Area Manager, Cincinnati
Bell (encore from January 11, 2008)
May
16, 2008 Summer
Films, Guests: NPR
film critic Bob Mondello; Eric Robinette, film critic
for Cox
Newspapers and the Middletown
Journal
May
9, 2008 Kids
& Technology, Guests: Candice Kelsey, author of
Generation
MySpace: Helping Your Teen Survive Online Adolescence;
and Mark Hayes, police officer with the City
of Hamilton Police Department
May
2, 2008 Words
& Meanings, Guests: Guest:
Dr. James Farrelly, professor in the English
Department at the University of Dayton; Dr. Christopher
Kelley; Dr.
Christopher Kelley, visiting assistant professor of
Political Science at Miami University
April
25, 2008 Training
Tomorrow's Journalists, Guests:
Richard Campbell, PhD, Director
of the Journalism Program at Miami University; Joseph
Sampson, Journalism Instructor; and students from the
MU Senior Capstone Journalism Class
April
18, 2008 Society of
Friends: A Look at Quaker Culture
Guests:
Karen Campbell, Genealogical librarian; Donne
Hayden, Quaker minister
April
11, 2008, Immigration
in Southwest Ohio Guests: Shelly Bromberg, Assistant
Professor of Spanish and Portuguese at Miami University;
Reverend Manuel Viera of St. Julie Billiart Parish in
Hamilton and assistant director of the Catholic Hispanic
Ministry for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati; and Sergeant
Tom Kilgore of the Hamilton Police Department
April
4, 2008, Planning..and
Surviving Your Wedding
Guests:
Jean
Gibson, Wedding Planner with Wedding
Revelations By Jean;
Rev. Karen Burnard, Pastor of Holy
Trinity Episcopal Church, Oxford, Ohio
March
28, 2008
Peter Sagal of NPR's
Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me
March
21, 2008
Alcohol & Our Youth Guests: Leslie
Haxby McNeill, Acting
Director for the Office of Health Education, Miami University;
and "Sally," member of Alcoholics
Anonymous Area 56 Southwest Ohio
March
14, 2008
Digital Living in an Analog World: The Ever-increasing
Role of Technology in our Lives Guests: Dr.
Geoffrey Godbey, Professor Emeritus in the Department
of Recreation, Parks and Tourism Management at Penn
State University; Dr.
Valeria Freysinger, Associate Professor in the Department
of Education, Health and Society at Miami
University
March
7, 2008
No Child Left Behind in Ohio: How's that Working for Us?
Guests: Hollie
Reedy, Attorney for the Ohio School Board Association;
Dr.
Kirk Hamilton, Deputy Executive Director of the Buckeye
Association of School Administrators; Kelly
Spivey, Asst. Superintendent for the Talawanda School
District; Dr.
Frances Fowler Professor in Educational Leadership
at Miami University
February
29, 2008
The Ohio Primary Election, Guests: Dr.
Juddi Trent, Professor of Communication at the University
of Cincinnati; Dr.
Nancy Martorano, Assistant Professor of Political
Science at the University of Dayton
February
22, 2008
Ohio Legislative Candidates, Portions of our Ohio
Legislative Candidate Forums from Tuesday February 19
and Wednesday February 20.
Listen to the entire forums using the links below:
February
19 Republican Candidates Forum
February
20 Democratic Candidates Forum
February
15, 2008 The
Role of Museums, Guests: Tonya Matthews, Vice President
of Museums for Cincinnati
Museum Center at Union Terminal; Terry
Aitken, Senior Curator at the National Museum of the United
States Air Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base;
Eric
Siegel, Director and Chief Content Officer at the New
York Hall of Science and President of the National
Association for Museum Exhibition
February
8, 2008 The
State of the State: A Reporters' Roundtable,
Bill Cohen, reporter for the Ohio
Public Radio Statehouse News Bureau and William Hershey,
statehouse reporter for the
Dayton Daily News,
February
1, 2008 Why
Sports Matter to Colleges and Universities, Guests:
John Bacon, sports journalist and visiting professor at
Miami
University; Steve Baker, Director of Broadcasting
and Assistant
Director of Athletics, Miami University
January
25, 2008 Representing
the Public in Public Radio, Guests:
Alicia C. Shepard, NPR
Ombudsman; and Paul
Brown, NPR newscaster and reporter
January
18, 2008 Race
Relations Today, Guest: Rodney
Coates, PhD, sociology and gerontology professor at
Miami University; G.
Christine Taylor, PhD, Assistant to the President
for Diversity at Ohio University and (as of March 1,
2008) Associate Vice President for Institutional Diversity
at Miami
University; Antonio White, Black World Studies major
and Sociology minor at Miami
University
January
11, 2008 Customer
Service Today: Is the Customer Still Always Right? Guests:
John North, President/CEO of Dayton/Miami
Valley Better Business Bureau; Josh Millburn, Greater
Dayton Area Manager, Cincinnati
Bell
January
4, 2008 Genealogy:
The Value of Family History, Guests: Richard Connif,
wildlife writer and author of The
Natural History of the Rich and The
Ape in the Corner Office; Linda Thompson, Records
Specialist at the Butler
County Records Center and Archives; and Richard Butts,
genealogy researcher and member of the Church
of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (encore
from September 14, 2007)
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