Today's talk shows on WMUB (http://www.wmub.org/Today)

Wednesday, November 17, 2000

WMUB Forum (9-10a.m., repeated 7-8p.m.):
        The Art of Spiritual Warfare
        Author Grant Schnarr

The Diane Rehm Show (10a.m. - Noon):
        Hour One: weekly news roundup
        Hour Two: election perspectives

Fresh Air (Noon - 1p.m.):
        Science fiction writer Ray Bradbury; actress Glenn Close

Public Interest (1p.m. - 2p.m.):
        A white boy growing up in a black ghetto

Talk of the Nation (1p.m. - 3p.m.):
        Hour one: Florida recount news; absentee ballot deadline
        Hour two: Ralph Nader


Monday on Interconnect (9-10a.m., repeated 7-8p.m.):
        Voluntary Simplicity
    Dr. Orie Loucks, Ohio Eminent Scholar in applied ecosystem studies
and Professor of Zoology at Miami University; Gisela Bahr & Carol
Hennessey, teachers of voluntary simplicity

Wednesday on Sound Health (9-10a.m., repeated 7-8p.m.):
        Fitness for the Holidays
        "Dr. Jay" Kimiecik, PhD, Associate Professor in Health
Promotion at Miami University. This is the first of our monthly "Fit
Talk" segments of SoundHealth. Guest: Joann Donnelly,Association
Director of Health and Fitness for the YMCA of Memphis and the
Mid-South.


Details:

The Diane Rehm Show
        1: News Roundup: A panel of journalists joins Diane to review
the week's top national and international news stories, including the
latest on the outcome of the Presidential election. Guests: Susan
Page, USA Today; Tony Blankley, Washington Times; David Corn, The
Nation
        2: Election Reactions: Diane welcomes listener reactions to
the events following Election Day.  It's a chance to ask your
questions and share your views on the aftermath of the 2000
Presidential Election. Guest: Norman Ornstein, American Enterprise
Inst.


Fresh Air
        Science fiction writer RAY BRADBURY. This week he was awarded
a National Book Foundation medal for his contribution to American
letters. Also, actress GLENN CLOSE.


Public Interest
        AS THE ONLY WHITE BOY IN A MANHATTAN HOUSING PROJECT, DALTON
CONLEY  SPENT HIS YOUTH NAVIGATING RACE AND CLASS WITHOUT A MAP.
CONLEY  GIVES HIS UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE ABOUT WHITE PRIVILEGE, GHETTO
CULTURE,  AND THE VULNERABILITY OF CHILDHOOD.


Talk of the Nation
        Hour one: FLORIDA RECOUNT NEWS/ABSENTEE BALLOT DEADLINE: In
Florida, the State Supreme court says the vote recount should
continue. Democrats believe that the recount in Palm Beach and
Broward counties might put Al Gore over the top in the race for the
White House.  But overseas absentee ballots, which some say may favor
George W. Bush have yet to be counted.
   Hour two: RALPH NADER *2000 Presidential Candidate for the Green
Party *Longtime consumer advocate, lawyer and author. For a fringe
candidate, Ralph Nader had quite an impact on the presidential
election. He appealed to many Democrats and has been accused of
costing Al Gore the White House.  He wanted at least five percent of
the national vote, but in the end received only 3 percent.  What was
the real impact of the Nader presidential run?  Where is the Green
Party headed?


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