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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
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Friday
10/9/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Every year, Wisconsin's Bayfield Apple Festival heralds the beginning of fall. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and guests talk Apples... heritage varieties, cider-making, and this year's pick.
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Friday
10/9/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Every year, Wisconsin's Bayfield Apple Festival heralds the beginning of Autumn. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and guests talk Apples... heritage varieties, cider-making, and this year's pick.
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Thursday
10/8/2009
3:00 PM
091008K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
The public view of the press is much lower than it was a generation ago. But democracy depends on a healthy press. With news organizations facing a crippling financial crisis, what's the future of journalism? Join Jean Feraca and John Nichols, after three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders.
Guest: John Nichols, associate editor, The Capital Times, and Washington correspondent for The Nation magazine.
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Thursday
10/8/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
The public view of the press is much lower than it was a generation ago. But democracy depends on a healthy press. With news organizations facing a crippling financial crisis, what's the future of journalism? That's the topic for Jean Feraca and John Nichols, after nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders.
Guest: John Nichols, associate editor, The Capital Times, and Washington correspondent for The Nation magazine.
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Wednesday
10/7/2009
3:00 PM
091007K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests examine the value of ordinary cardboard, the star in a one-of-a-kind literacy movement in Latin America... many colorful, handmade, cheap books made of cardboard.
Guests: Ksenija Bilbija, co-organizer of Cartonera Publishers Conference 2009, Professor of Spanish American Literatures and Cultures, Director of the Latin American, Caribbean and Iberian Studies Program.
- Jaime Vargas Luna, founding member, Sarita Cartonera, a cartonera publishing house, in Peru.
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Wednesday
10/7/2009
9:00 PM
091007K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests examine the value of ordinary cardboard, the star in a one-of-a-kind literacy movement in Latin America... many colorful, handmade, cheap books made of cardboard.
Guests: Ksenija Bilbija, co-organizer of Cartonera Publishers Conference 2009, Professor of Spanish American Literatures and Cultures, Director of the Latin American, Caribbean and Iberian Studies Program.
- Jaime Vargas Luna, founding member, Sarita Cartonera, a cartonera publishing house, in Peru.
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Tuesday
10/6/2009
3:00 PM
091006K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest makes the case that the mind of the elephant shows similarities to our own. She uses research from neuroscience, psychology, and animal behavior.
Guest: G. A. Bradshaw, Director of the Kerulos Center for Animal Trauma Recovery and co-founder of the Trans-species Institute. Author, "Elephants on the Edge: What Animals Teach Us about Humanity" Yale University Press) www.kerulos.org
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Tuesday
10/6/2009
9:00 PM
091006K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest makes the case that the mind of the elephant shows similarities to our own. She uses research from neuroscience, psychology, and animal behavior.
Guest: G. A. Bradshaw, Director of the Kerulos Center for Animal Trauma Recovery and co-founder of the Trans-species Institute. Author, "Elephants on the Edge: What Animals Teach Us about Humanity" Yale University Press) www.kerulos.org
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Monday
10/5/2009
3:00 PM
091005K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks to a Catholic preacher who teaches the Dances of Universal Peace and other forms of prayer and ritual drawn from the wisdom traditions.
Guest: Brother Joe Kilikevice, founder and director of Shem Center for Interfaith Spirituality, a friar of the Central Province of the Dominican Order in the Catholic Church
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Monday
10/5/2009
9:00 PM
091005K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks to a Catholic preacher who teaches the Dances of Universal Peace and other forms of prayer and ritual drawn from the wisdom traditions.
Guest: Brother Joe Kilikevice, founder and director of Shem Center for Interfaith Spirituality, a friar of the Central Province of the Dominican Order in the Catholic Church
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Friday
10/2/2009
3:00 PM
091002K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Should you trust a thin cook for good food? After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest talks about his three culinary years in Italy.
Guest: Eric Dregni, author, "Never Trust a Thin Cook and Other Lessons from Italy's Culinary Capital".
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Friday
10/2/2009
9:00 PM
091002K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Should you trust a thin cook for good food? After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest talks about his three culinary years in Italy.
Guest: Eric Dregni, author, "Never Trust a Thin Cook and Other Lessons from Italy's Culinary Capital".
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Thursday
10/1/2009
3:00 PM
091001K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
From the depths of history...to the classroom...to the stage: how are we to understand the enduring influence of Holocaust victim Anne Frank? After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest says The Diary of Anne Frank has not only a historical, but also a literary significance, because it reveals a skilled and gifted writer.
Guest: Francine Prose, author, "Anne Frank: The Book, The Life, The Afterlife" (Harper).
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Thursday
10/1/2009
9:00 PM
091001K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
From the depths of history... to the classroom... to the stage: how are we to understand the enduring influence of Holocaust victim Anne Frank? After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest says The Diary of Anne Frank has not only a historical, but also a literary significance, because it reveals a skilled and gifted writer.
Guest: Francine Prose, author, "Anne Frank: The Book, The Life, The Afterlife" (Harper).
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Wednesday
9/30/2009
3:00 PM
090930K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Six orphans, a dog, a Muslim man, and an inexperienced American journalist from the Midwest... thrust together in the midst of war. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest tells his story of friendship in post-9/11 Afghanistan.
Guest: J. Malcolm Garcia, Author, "The Khaarijee: A Chronicle of Friendship and War in Kabul" (Beacon Press).
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Wednesday
9/30/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Six orphans, a dog, a Muslim man, and an inexperienced American journalist from the Midwest... thrust together in the midst of war. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest tells his story of friendship in post-9/11 Afghanistan.
Guest: J. Malcolm Garcia, Author, "The Khaarijee: A Chronicle of Friendship and War in Kabul" (Beacon Press).
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Tuesday
9/29/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
God, Brahman, Nirvana, Allah, Dao... humankind has gone to great lengths to experience a sacred reality. So why is God so unbelievable in our modern world? After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest makes a Case for God.
Guest: Karen Armstrong, Historian of Religion. Author, "The Case for God" (Knopf).
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Tuesday
9/29/2009
9:00 PM
090929K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
God, Brahman, Nirvana, Allah, Dao... humankind has gone to great lengths to experience a sacred reality. So why is God so unbelievable in our modern world? After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest makes a Case for God.
Guest: Karen Armstrong, Historian of Religion. Author, "The Case for God" (Knopf).
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Monday
9/28/2009
3:00 PM
090928K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
A memorial service in honor of Thomas Berry, the beloved and revered author of The Dream of the Earth and The Great Work, will be held this Saturday at St. John the Divine Cathedral in New York City. Miriam Macgillis, a Berry disciple and the founder of Genesis Farm, will be in attendance. After three, on Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with Miriam about the life and legacy of the man who called himself a "geologian."
Guest: Miriam Macgillis, founder of Genesis Farm
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Monday
9/28/2009
9:00 PM
090928K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
A memorial service in honor of Thomas Berry, the beloved and revered author of The Dream of the Earth and The Great Work, will be held this Saturday at St. John the Divine Cathedral in New York City. Miriam Macgillis, a Berry disciple and the founder of Genesis Farm, will be in attendance. After nine on Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with Miriam about the life and legacy of the man who called himself a "geologian."
Guest: Miriam Macgillis, founder of Genesis Farm
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Friday
9/25/2009
3:00 PM
090925K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
The Jewish New Year holiday season is in full swing. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guest talk about Syrian Sephardic holiday cooking.
Guest: Jennifer Abadi, author, "Fistful of Lentils: Syrian-Jewish Recipes from Grandma Fritzie's Kitchen"
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Friday
9/25/2009
9:00 PM
090925K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
The Jewish New Year holiday season is in full swing. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guest talk about Syrian Sephardic holiday cooking.
Guest: Jennifer Abadi, author of "Fistful of Lentils: Syrian-Jewish Recipes from Grandma Fritzie's Kitchen"
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Thursday
9/24/2009
3:00 PM
090924K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with a Juilliard (JOO-lee-ard) trained violinist who sees a role for music well beyond the doors of symphony hall. So he decided to teach in Afghanistan.
Guest: William Harvey, Executive Director, Cultures in Harmony. In March 2010, a teacher at the Afghanistan National Institute of Music.
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Thursday
9/24/2009
9:00 PM
090924K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After ten, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with a Juilliard (JOO-lee-ard) trained violinist who sees a role for music well beyond the doors of symphony hall. So he decided to teach in Afghanistan.
Guest: William Harvey, Executive Director, Cultures in Harmony. In March 2010, a teacher at the Afghanistan National Institute of Music.
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Wednesday
9/23/2009
3:00 PM
090923K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
A new teacher at a tough, inner-city school in San Diego was fed up with students unable to remember simple math concepts but knew every word of the latest rap song. So he began teaching math through hip-hop. Now his Math Rap is a teaching tool used nationwide. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests discuss the pros and cons of hip-hop in the classroom.
Guests:
- Mark Anthony Neal, Professor of African & African-American Studies, Duke University.
- Dawn-Elissa Fischer, Assistant Professor, Department of Africana Studies, San Francisco State University.
- Alex Kajitani, 2009 California Teacher of the Year, Top 4 Finalist, National Teacher of the Year.
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Wednesday
9/23/2009
9:00 PM
090923K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
A new teacher at a tough, inner-city school in San Diego was fed up with students unable to remember simple math concepts but knew every word of the latest rap song. So he began teaching math through hip-hop. Now his Math Rap is a teaching tool used nationwide. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests discuss the pros and cons of hip-hop in the classroom.
Guests:
- Mark Anthony Neal, Professor of African & African-American Studies, Duke University.
- Dawn-Elissa Fischer, Assistant Professor, Department of Africana Studies, San Francisco State University.
- Alex Kajitani, 2009 California Teacher of the Year, Top 4 Finalist, National Teacher of the Year.
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Tuesday
9/22/2009
3:00 PM
090922K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with a teenager with an unusual story. A sassy high achieving teenager in the Bronx rebels against her mother's strict rules, and ends up living with her father, a chief in Ghana. But it's a case of jumping from the frying-pan to the fire.
Guest: Musa Syeed, Director and Producer of "Bronx Princess".
Rocky Otoo, the teenager featured in "Bronx Princess"
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Tuesday
9/22/2009
9:00 PM
090922K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with a teenager with an unusual story. A sassy high achieving teenager in the Bronx rebels against her mother's strict rules, and ends up living with her father, a chief in Ghana. But it's a case of jumping from the frying-pan to the fire.
Guest: Musa Syeed, Director and Producer of "Bronx Princess".
Rocky Otoo, the teenager featured in Bronx Princess
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Monday
9/21/2009
3:00 PM
090921K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Today is the United Nations International Day of Peace. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with the former prime minister of Norway and former U.S. Ambassador to Norway about negotiating religion internationally to resolve conflict.
Guests: * Kjell Magne Bondevik, Prime Minister, Norway, 1997-2000, 2001-2005; Founder of Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights
* Thomas Loftus, U.S. Ambassador to Norway, 1993-1997; Chair of Board of Directors of Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights
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Monday
9/21/2009
9:00 PM
090921K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Today is the United Nations International Day of Peace. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with the former prime minister of Norway and former U.S. Ambassador to Norway about negotiating religion internationally to resolve conflict.
Guests: * Kjell Magne Bondevik, Prime Minister, Norway, 1997-2000, 2001-2005; Founder of Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights * Thomas Loftus, U.S. Ambassador to Norway, 1993-1997; Chair of Board of Directors of Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights
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Friday
9/18/2009
3:00 PM
090918K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
What do you eat when nobody's watching? After three, on Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with cookbook author Deborah Madison, who reveals culinary confessions of eating alone.
Guest: Deborah Madison, culinary writer. Author, "What We Eat When We Eat Alone" (Gibbs Smith).
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Friday
9/18/2009
9:00 PM
090918K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
What do you eat when nobody's watching? After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with cookbook author Deborah Madison, who reveals culinary confessions of eating alone.
Guest: Deborah Madison, culinary writer. Author, "What We Eat When We Eat Alone" (Gibbs Smith).
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Thursday
9/17/2009
3:00 PM
090917K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
It's not just American women who have a thing about their bodies. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest takes us on a world tour exploring the topic of the collective judgment of women's bodies, and the quest for the perfect shape.
Guest: Julia Savacool, Journalist. Author, "The World Has Curves: The Global Quest for the Perfect Body" (Rodale Press).
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Thursday
9/17/2009
9:00 PM
090917K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
It's not just American women who have a thing about their bodies. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest takes us on a world tour exploring the topic of the collective judgment of women's bodies, and the quest for the perfect shape.
Guest: Julia Savacool, Journalist. Author, "The World Has Curves: The Global Quest for the Perfect Body" (Rodale Press).
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Wednesday
9/16/2009
3:00 PM
090916K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with a Colombian writer whose debut novel has created a literary buzz.
Guest: Juan Gabriel Vásquez, Colombian Writer, Translator. Author, "The Informers".
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Wednesday
9/16/2009
9:00 PM
090916K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with a Colombian writer whose debut novel has created a literary buzz.
Guest: Juan Gabriel Vásquez, Colombian Writer, Translator. Author, "The Informers".
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Tuesday
9/15/2009
3:00 PM
090915K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest tells the story of a young medical student who fled the genocidal civil war in Burundi (Bu-RUN-dee) in 1994... before arriving in New York City, with no English, and $200 in his pocket.
Guest: Tracy Kidder, Author, "Strength in What Remains: A Journey of Remembrance and Forgiveness". Winner, Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award.
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Tuesday
9/15/2009
9:00 PM
090915K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest tells the story of a young medical student who fled the genocidal civil war in Burundi (Bu-RUN-dee) in 1994... before arriving in New York City, with no English, and $200 in his pocket.
Guest: Tracy Kidder, Author, "Strength in What Remains: A Journey of Remembrance and Forgiveness". Winner, Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award.
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Monday
9/14/2009
3:00 PM
090914K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Can death be a teacher... and a friend? After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest tells her experience of finding hope while helping her father face death.
Guest: Georgia Weithe, author, "Shining Moments : Finding Hope in Facing Death"
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Monday
9/14/2009
9:00 PM
090914K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Can death be a teacher and a friend? After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest tells her experience of finding hope while helping her father face death.
Guest
* Georgia Weithe, author of Shining Moments : Finding Hope in Facing Death
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Friday
9/11/2009
3:00 PM
090911K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
He loves his mother's light Chinese cooking. She loves her father's heavey Italian cooking... Is there hope for this marriage? After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, join Jean Feraca and her guest for The Gastronomy of Marriage.
Guest: Michelle Maisto, author, "The Gastronomy of Marriage: A Memoir of Food and Love" (Random House).
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Friday
9/11/2009
9:00 PM
090911K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
He loves his mother's light Chinese cooking. She loves her father's heavey Italian cooking... Is there hope for this marriage? After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, join Jean Feraca and her guest for The Gastronomy of Marriage.
Guest: Michelle Maisto, author, "The Gastronomy of Marriage: A Memoir of Food and Love" (Random House).
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Thursday
9/10/2009
3:00 PM
090910K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Why do we fall in love with one person rather than another? After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Boders, Jean Feraca's guest uses brain scanning to study the evolution of brain systems for lust, romantic love, and attachment.
Guest: Helen Fisher, professor of anthropology, Rutgers University. Author, "Why Him? Why Her?: Finding Real Love by Understanding Your Personality Type".
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Thursday
9/10/2009
9:00 PM
090910K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Why do we fall in love with one person rather than another? After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Boders, Jean Feraca's guest uses brain scanning to study the evolution of brain systems for lust, romantic love, and attachment.
Guest: Helen Fisher, professor of anthropology, Rutgers University. Author, "Why Him? Why Her?: Finding Real Love by Understanding Your Personality Type".
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Wednesday
9/9/2009
3:00 PM
090909K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca, examining the often-heard hype about the decline of America and the dawn of a new Asian age. Jean's guest picks apart this familiar narrative.
Guest: Minxin Pei, director, Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies, Claremont McKenna College. Adjunct senior associate, China Program, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Wednesday
9/9/2009
9:00 PM
090909K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca, examining the often-heard hype about the decline of America and the dawn of a new Asian age. Jean's guest picks apart this familiar narrative.
Guest: Minxin Pei, director, Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies, Claremont McKenna College. Adjunct senior associate, China Program, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Tuesday
9/8/2009
3:00 PM
090908K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Recent studies show that more than 20-thousand Americans die each year because they can't afford to see a doctor. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest traveled the world to learn about other health care systems. Find out what he discovered.
Guest: T.R. Reid, Correspondent, The Washington Post. Author, "The Healing of America: A Global Quest for Better, Cheaper, and Fairer Health Care" (Penguin Press).
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Tuesday
9/8/2009
9:00 PM
090908K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Recent studies show that more than 20-thousand Americans die each year because they can't afford to see a doctor. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest traveled the world to learn about other health care systems. Find out what he discovered.
Guest: T.R. Reid, Correspondent, The Washington Post. Author, "The Healing of America: A Global Quest for Better, Cheaper, and Fairer Health Care" (Penguin Press).
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Monday
9/7/2009
3:00 PM
090907K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Mark Johnson and his film crew traveled to four continents to capture the power of music. Musicians from South Africa, New Orleans, Barcelona, India and elsewhere all sang the same song in the film and CD "Playing for Change". Jean Feraca speaks with the film's director after three, on Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders. (Rebroadcast)
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Monday
9/7/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Mark Johnson and his film crew traveled to four continents to capture the power of music. Musicians from South Africa, New Orleans, Barcelona, India and elsewhere all sang the same song in the film and CD "Playing for Change". Jean Feraca speaks with the film's director after nine, on Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders. (Rebroadcast)
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Friday
9/4/2009
3:00 PM
090904K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
It isn’t just in France that chefs are working to create healthier and cheaper school lunches. Alice Waters has schoolkids growing their own vegetables. In Wisconsin, chefs are passing out pizza with ratatouille and doing apple tastings with middle school kids. It's the new school lunch, after three, on Here On Earth, Radio Without Borders with Jean Feraca.
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Friday
9/4/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
It isn’t just in France that chefs are working to create healthier and cheaper school lunches. Alice Waters has schoolkids growing their own vegetables. In Wisconsin chefs are passing out pizza with ratatouille and doing apple tastings with middle school kids. It's the new school lunch, after nine, on Here On Earth, Radio Without Borders with Jean Feraca.
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Thursday
9/3/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Can you design a farm to be as self-sufficient as a forest? Jean Feraca's guest did. Find out how after three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders.
Guest: Mark Shepard, owner of New Forest Farm, vice-president of the Southwest Badger Resource Conservation and Development Council
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Thursday
9/3/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Can you design a farm to be as self-sufficient as a forest? Jean Feraca's guest did. Find out how after nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders.
Guest: Mark Shepard, owner of New Forest Farm, vice-president of the Southwest Badger Resource Conservation and Development Council
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Wednesday
9/2/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
A Jewish American Woman visited the West Bank to discover for herself the realities of everyday life for Palestinians living under the Israeli occupation. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, she tells Jean Feraca what mainstream Western media has ignored.
Guest: Anna Baltzer, author of Witness in Palestine: A Jewish American Woman in the Occupied Territories
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Wednesday
9/2/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
A Jewish American Woman visited the West Bank to discover for herself the realities of everyday life for Palestinians living under the Israeli occupation. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, she tells Jean Feraca what mainstream Western media has ignored.
Guest: Anna Baltzer, author of Witness in Palestine: A Jewish American Woman in the Occupied Territories.
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Tuesday
9/1/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Why is fasting common to almost all faiths? Why do Muslims the world over look forward with joy to a month of fasting? What are the special challenges that American Muslims face? And what are the Ramadan specials that Arab Muslims are watching on satellite TV? Join Jean Feraca and her guests after three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders.
Guests: Naeem Randhawa, Director of American Ramadan
Souheila Al-Jadda, Producer of Ramadan Primetime
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Tuesday
9/1/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Why is fasting common to almost all faiths? Why do Muslims the world over look forward with joy to a month of fasting? What are the special challenges that American Muslims face? And what are the Ramadan specials that Arab Muslims are watching on satellite TV? Join Jean Feraca and her guests after nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders.
Guests: Naeem Randhawa, Director of American Ramadan
Souheila Al-Jadda, Producer of Ramadan Primetime
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Monday
8/31/2009
3:00 PM
090831K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Just when bullfighting per se is going out of fashion, along comes a documentary about female matadors. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guests discover a long and surprising history of women with a passion for this theatrical and bloody ritual.
Guests: * Gemma Cubero, Spanish filmmaker of Ella Es el Matador (She is the Matador)
* Celeste Carrasco, Spanish filmmaker of Ella Es el Matador (She is the Matador)
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Monday
8/31/2009
9:00 PM
090831K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Just when bullfighting per se is going out of fashion, along comes a documentary about female matadors. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guests discover a long and surprising history of women with a passion for this theatrical and bloody ritual.
Guests: * Gemma Cubero, Spanish filmmaker of Ella Es el Matador (She is the Matador) * Celeste Carrasco, Spanish filmmaker of Ella Es el Matador (She is the Matador)
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Friday
8/28/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Are we what we drink? After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Lori Skelton talks with a father & son team who present their view that wine has evolved to be a mirror of ourselves.
Guests: Brian Mitchell and Evan Mitchell, co-authors, "Psychology of Wine: Truth and Beauty by the Glass" (Praeger).
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Friday
8/28/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Are we what we drink? After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Lori Skelton talks with a father & son team who present their view that wine has evolved to be a mirror of ourselves.
Guests: Brian Mitchell and Evan Mitchell, co-authors, "Psychology of Wine: Truth and Beauty by the Glass" (Praeger).
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Thursday
8/27/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
This year marks the forty-sixth anniversary of the March on Washington, at which Marion Anderson sang. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with the creators of the opera, "Let Freedom Sing: The Story of Marian Anderson."
Guests:
- Bruce Adolphe, composer for, "Let Freedom Sing: The Story of Marian Anderson".
- Carolivia Herron, African-American writer, scholar, librettist of Let Freedom Sing: The Story of Marian Anderson.
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Thursday
8/27/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
This year marks the forty-sixth anniversary of the March on Washington, at which Marion Anderson sang. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with the creators of the opera, "Let Freedom Sing: The Story of Marian Anderson."
Guests:
- Bruce Adolphe, composer for, "Let Freedom Sing: The Story of Marian Anderson".
- Carolivia Herron, African-American writer, scholar, librettist of Let Freedom Sing: The Story of Marian Anderson.
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Wednesday
8/26/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca, Kindness... the foundation of the world’s great religions and most-enduring philosophies. Why, then, does being kind feel so dangerous?
Guest: Adam Phillips, British Psychoanalyst, Co-Author, "On Kindness" (Farrar, Strauss & Giroux).
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Wednesday
8/26/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca, Kindness... the foundation of the world’s great religions and most-enduring philosophies. Why, then, does being kind feel so dangerous?
Guest: Adam Phillips, British Psychoanalyst, Co-Author, "On Kindness" (Farrar, Strauss & Giroux).
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Tuesday
8/25/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with the women who produced and directed the award-winning film, "Pray the Devil Back to Hell, " which tells the story of how the women of Liberia forced the men to end a civil war, and elected the first woman to head an African nation.
Guests:
- Abigail E. Disney, producer, "Pray the Devil Back to Hell".
- Gini Reticker, "Pray the Devil Back to Hell".
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Tuesday
8/25/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with the women who produced and directed the award-winning film, "Pray the Devil Back to Hell, " which tells the story of how the women of Liberia forced the men to end a civil war, and elected the first woman to head an African nation.
Guests:
- Abigail E. Disney, producer, "Pray the Devil Back to Hell".
- Gini Reticker, "Pray the Devil Back to Hell".
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Monday
8/24/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest takes us on a journey to the world's most frigid environments. He outlines the history, myth, geography, and ecology of low temperatures...a look at the influence cold has on the our planet, as well as on our culture.
Guest: Bill Streever, biologist. Author, "Cold: Adventures in the World's Frozen Places" (Little Bronw) www.cold-the-book.homestead.com
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Monday
8/24/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest takes us on a journey to the world's most frigid environments. He outlines the history, myth, geography, and ecology of low temperatures...a look at the influence cold has on the our planet, as well as on our culture.
Guest: Bill Streever, biologist. Author, "Cold: Adventures in the World's Frozen Places" (Little Bronw) www.cold-the-book.homestead.com
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Friday
8/21/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Too many tomatoes? Not to worry. We've got a lot of recipes, after three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders. Join Jean Feraca and her guest, for classic and exotic recipes using this delectable fruit.
Guest: Brian Yarvin, author, "The Too Many Tomatoes Cookbook: Classic & Exotic Recipes From Around the World" (The Countryman).
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Friday
8/21/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Too many tomatoes? Not to worry. We've got a lot of recipes, after nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders. Join Jean Feraca and her guest, for classic and exotic recipes using this delectable fruit.
Guest: Brian Yarvin, author, "The Too Many Tomatoes Cookbook: Classic & Exotic Recipes From Around the World" (The Countryman).
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Thursday
8/20/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests check up on the presidential election today in Afghanistan.
Guest: TBA
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Thursday
8/20/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests check up on the presidential election today in Afghanistan.
Guest: TBA
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Wednesday
8/19/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Man finds nature... man loves nature... That's the usual theme of nature writing. But an online magazine decides to differ. A conversation with the editor, after three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca.
Guest: Susan Harris, editor, Words Without Borders; Rochelle Johnson, Associate Professor of English and Environmental Studies at The College of Idaho
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Wednesday
8/19/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Man finds nature... man loves nature... That's the usual theme of nature writing. But an online magazine decides to differ. A conversation with the editor, after nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca.
Guest: Susan Harris, editor, Words Without Borders; Rochelle Johnson, Associate Professor of English and Environmental Studies at The College of Idaho
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Tuesday
8/18/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
In 1991, a small group of Milwaukeeans dreamed of building a Tall Ship to honor Wisconsin's maritime heritage, and to work to improve the health of Wisconsin waters. The schooner, "S-V Denis Sullivan" is a floating classroom and laboratory. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, join Lori Skelton and her guest for a tour.
Guests:
- Terry McMahon, Chair, Marine Committee, Discovery World, Milwaukee.
- Paul Krajniak, Executive Director, Discovery World, Milwaukee. http://voyage.pierwisconsin.org/ds/index.php
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Tuesday
8/18/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
In 1991, a small group of Milwaukeeans dreamed of building a Tall Ship to honor Wisconsin's maritime heritage, and to work to improve the health of Wisconsin waters. The schooner, "S-V Denis Sullivan" is a floating classroom and laboratory. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, join Lori Skelton and her guest for a tour.
Guests:
- Terry McMahon, Chair, Marine Committee, Discovery World, Milwaukee.
- Paul Krajniak, Executive Director, Discovery World, Milwaukee. http://voyage.pierwisconsin.org/ds/index.php
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Monday
8/17/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
A Wisconsin graduate student went to Senegal intending to improve her French and expand her knowledge of economics, but soon discovered that "Man plans, God decides." After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Lori Skelton's guest tells her lessons learned listening to West Africa.
Guest
* Katie Krueger, author of Give With Gratitude: Lessons Learned Listening to West Africa
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Monday
8/17/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
A Wisconsin graduate student went to Senegal intending to improve her French and expand her knowledge of economics, but soon discovered that "Man plans, God decides." After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Lori Skelton's guest tells her lessons learned listening to West Africa.
Guest
* Katie Krueger, author of Give With Gratitude: Lessons Learned Listening to West Africa
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Friday
8/14/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca, a conversation with the author of the new culinary film, "Julie and Julia," which celebrates the life of famed TV Chef Julia Child.
Guest: Julie Powell, author, "Julie and Julia: 365 Days, 524 Recipes, One Tiny Apartment Kitchen: How One Girl Risked Her Marriage, Her Job, & Her Sanity to Master the Art of Living" (Back Bay Books).
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Friday
8/14/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca, a conversation with the author of the new culinary film, "Julie and Julia," which celebrates the life of famed TV Chef Julia Child.
Guest: Julie Powell, author, "Julie and Julia: 365 Days, 524 Recipes, One Tiny Apartment Kitchen: How One Girl Risked Her Marriage, Her Job, & Her Sanity to Master the Art of Living" (Back Bay Books).
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Thursday
8/13/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca, Muslims and Immigration. Jean's guest offers a keen analysis of how immigration, particularly of Muslims, is reshaping The West.
Guest: Christopher Caldwell, political journalist, author, "Reflections on the Revolution in Europe: Immigration, Islam, and the West" (Doubleday).
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Thursday
8/13/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca, Muslims and Immigration. Jean's guest offers a keen analysis of how immigration, particularly of Muslims, is reshaping The West.
Guest: Christopher Caldwell, political journalist, author, "Reflections on the Revolution in Europe: Immigration, Islam, and the West" (Doubleday).
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Wednesday
8/12/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Hear On Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest took a train from Europe to East Asia half a lifetime ago and wrote about it in the classic, "The Great Railway Bazaar". Thirty-three years later he retraces his steps. What does he find?
Guest: Paul Theroux, Author, "Ghost Train to the Eastern Star: On The Tracks of the Great Railway Bazaar" (Mariner Books).
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Wednesday
8/12/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Hear On Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest took a train from Europe to East Asia half a lifetime ago and wrote about it in the classic, "The Great Railway Bazaar". Thirty-three years later he retraces his steps. What does he find?
Guest: Paul Theroux, Author, "Ghost Train to the Eastern Star: On The Tracks of the Great Railway Bazaar" (Mariner Books).
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Tuesday
8/11/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest discusses the continuing crisis in Iran, with an intimate look at a paradoxical nation that is both deeply religious and highly cosmopolitan.
Guest: Hooman Majd (who-MAN mashed), author, "The Ayatollah Begs to Differ: The Paradox of Modern Iran" (Anchor).
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Tuesday
8/11/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest discusses the continuing crisis in Iran, with an intimate look at a paradoxical nation that is both deeply religious and highly cosmopolitan.
Guest: Hooman Majd (who-MAN mashed), author, "The Ayatollah Begs to Differ: The Paradox of Modern Iran" (Anchor).
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Monday
8/10/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feracasguest discusses the tragic and volatile U.S.-Mexico borderland of extreme southeastern California Imperial County, where he spent ten years talking with everyone from farmers to border patrolmen to prostitutes in his search for the fading American-Mexican dream.
Guest: * William T. Vollmann, author of Imperial
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Monday
8/10/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feracasguest discusses the tragic and volatile U.S.-Mexico borderland of extreme southeastern California Imperial County, where he spent ten years talking with everyone from farmers to border patrolmen to prostitutes in his search for the fading American-Mexican dream.
Guest: * William T. Vollmann, author of Imperial
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Friday
8/7/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Today is the eve of The Great Taste of the Midwest, one of the premier beer festivals in the U.S. Find out about the latest innovations in the world of micro-breweries, after three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca.
Guests:
- Jeff Glazer, author, Madison Beer Review.
- Bill Rogers, owner, The Malt House. Chair of Great Taste of the Midwest Festival.
- Paul Graham, President and Brewmaster, Central Waters Brewing Company.
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Friday
8/7/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Today is the eve of The Great Taste of the Midwest, one of the premier beer festivals in the U.S. Find out about the latest innovations in the world of micro-breweries, after nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca.
Guests:
- Jeff Glazer, author, Madison Beer Review.
- Bill Rogers, owner, The Malt House. Chair of Great Taste of the Midwest Festival.
- Paul Graham, President and Brewmaster, Central Waters Brewing Company.
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Thursday
8/6/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Are we humans "wired" to cooperate? After three, Jean Feraca's guest makes her case, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders. It's based on her study of the social and caretaking activities of our great ape ancestors.
Guest: Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, Professor Emerita of Anthropology, University of California-Davis. Author, Mothers and Others: The Evolutionary Origins of Mutual Understanding.
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Thursday
8/6/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Are we humans "wired" to cooperate? After nine, Jean Feraca's guest makes her case, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders. It's based on her study of the social and caretaking activities of our great ape ancestors.
Guest: Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, Professor Emerita of Anthropology, University of California-Davis. Author, Mothers and Others: The Evolutionary Origins of Mutual Understanding.
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Wednesday
8/5/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
In the last twenty years Noir ('nwahr) has gone global. Crime Fiction shows up in places like Algeria, Turkey, and India. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests track the Global Gumshoe, and the popularity of Crime Fiction around the world.
Guests:
- Peter Rozovsky, Detectives Beyond Borders blogger.
- Hirsh Sawhney, Editor, Delhi Noir.
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Wednesday
8/5/2009
9:00 PM
090805K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
In the last twenty years Noir ('nwahr) has gone global. Crime Fiction shows up in places like Algeria, Turkey, and India. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests track the Global Gumshoe, and the popularity of Crime Fiction around the world.
Guests:
- Peter Rozovsky, Detectives Beyond Borders blogger.
- Hirsh Sawhney, Editor, Delhi Noir.
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Tuesday
8/4/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
The recent arrest of Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates re-ignited the national conversation about racism. Another event passed with hardly a whisper. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests discuss a recent resolution unanimously passed in the Senate apologizing for slavery. A look at the purpose of the apology, and whether it can really contribute to racial healing.
Guests: - Roger Conner, Director, Advocacy Project at Vanderbilt Law School, Vanderbilt University.
- Adjoa A. Aiyetoro, Associate Professor of Law, University of Arkansas-Little Rock.
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Tuesday
8/4/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
The recent arrest of Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates re-ignited the national conversation about racism. Another event passed with hardly a whisper. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests discuss a recent resolution unanimously passed in the Senate apologizing for slavery. A look at the purpose of the apology, and whether it can really contribute to racial healing.
Guests: - Roger Conner, Director, Advocacy Project at Vanderbilt Law School, Vanderbilt University.
- Adjoa A. Aiyetoro, Associate Professor of Law, University of Arkansas-Little Rock.
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Monday
8/3/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Interested in coaching a kids' soccer team in Senegal? Helping to protect sea turtles in Georgia? After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest talks about the best of 100 volunteer vacations to enrich your life.
Guest: Pam Grout, author of "The 100 Best Volunteer Vacations to Enrich Your Life" (National Geographic Books)
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Monday
8/3/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Interested in coaching a kids' soccer team in Senegal? Helping to protect sea turtles in Georgia? After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest talks about the best of 100 volunteer vacations to enrich your life.
Guest: Pam Grout, author of "The 100 Best Volunteer Vacations to Enrich Your Life" (National Geographic Books)
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Friday
7/31/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
How would you like to prepare a great meal in twenty-minutes or less every single day? After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with the author of "Kitchen Express."
Guest: Mark Bittman, author, "Mark Bittman's Kitchen Express: 404 Inspired Seasonal Dishes You Can Make in 20 Minutes or Less" (Simon & Schuster).
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Friday
7/31/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
How would you like to prepare a great meal every single day in twenty-minutes or less? After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with the author of "Kitchen Express."
Guest: Mark Bittman, author, "Mark Bittman's Kitchen Express: 404 Inspired Seasonal Dishes You Can Make in 20 Minutes or Less" (Simon and Schuster).
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Thursday
7/30/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
He is best remembered as a memoirist of Auschwitz, but he was also a scientist, fiction writer, and poet... in short, a Renaissance man. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guest explore the universe of Jewish-Italian humanist Primo Levi (PREE-moe LEH-vee) in celebration of his 90th anniversary.
Guest: Sam Magavern, author, "Primo Levi's Universe: A Writer's Journey" (Palgrave)
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Thursday
7/30/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
He is best remembered as a memoirist of Auschwitz, but he was also a scientist, fiction writer, and poet... in short, a Renaissance man. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guest explore the universe of Jewish-Italian humanist Primo Levi (PREE-moe LEH-vee) in celebration of his 90th anniversary.
Guest: Sam Magavern, author, "Primo Levi's Universe: A Writer's Journey" (Palgrave)
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Wednesday
7/29/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Since 1987, it's been highly successful in delivering health care in poor countries like Haiti and Rwanda. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guest explore lessons learned by the world organization Partners in Health, and what we can apply here in U.S.
Guest: - Ophelia Dahl, Executive Director, Partners in Health.
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Wednesday
7/29/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Since 1987, it's been highly successful in delivering health care in poor countries like Haiti and Rwanda. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guest explore lessons learned by the world organization Partners in Health, and what we can apply here in U.S.
Guest: - Ophelia Dahl, Executive Director, Partners in Health.
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Tuesday
7/28/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
China's growing investment in Africa is causing both excitement... and worries. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests follow the trail of Beijing's expansion in Africa.
Guests:
- Serge Michel, former West Africa Correspondent for Le Monde. Author, "China Safari: On the Trail of Beijing's Expansion in Africa"
- Paolo Woods, Photo-Journalist.
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Tuesday
7/28/2009
9:00 PM
090728K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
China's growing investment in Africa is causing both excitement... and worries. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests follow the trail of Beijing's expansion in Africa.
Guests:
- Serge Michel, former West Africa correspondent for Le Monde. Author, "China Safari: On the Trail of Beijing's Expansion in Africa"
- Paolo Woods, photo-journalist.
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Monday
7/27/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Success stories about HIV-AIDS are scant, but we found one in Brazil. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest tells how Brazil got its act together and became the first nation to provide free treatment to all, in spite of inequities.
Guest
* Joao Biehl, professor of anthropology, Princeton University, author of Will to Live: AIDS Therapies and the Politics of Survival
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Monday
7/27/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Success stories about HIV-AIDS are scant, but we found one in Brazil. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest tells how Brazil got its act together and became the first nation to provide free treatment to all, in spite of inequities.
Guest
* Joao Biehl, professor of anthropology, Princeton University, author of Will to Live: AIDS Therapies and the Politics of Survival
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Friday
7/24/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Have you ever wished you could experience an historical event first-hand? After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, join Jean Feraca and her guest to relive an ancient feast in the Ottoman Empire.
Guest: Channon Mondoux, professional chef and food historian.
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Friday
7/24/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Have you ever wished you could experience an historical event first-hand? After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guest relive an ancient feast in the Ottoman Empire.
Guest: Channon Mondoux, professional chef and food historian.
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Thursday
7/23/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
What does civil society look like in Russia today? Do Russian youth really represent a turn away from old ideologies? After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with an insider for a meeting between President Obama and civil society leaders in Moscow.
Guest: Ted Gerber, professor of sociology, and Director, Center for Russian, East Europe, and Central Asia, UW-Madison.
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Thursday
7/23/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
What does civil society look like in Russia today? Do Russian youth really represent a turn away from old ideologies? After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with an insider for a meeting between President Obama and civil society leaders in Moscow.
Guest: Ted Gerber, professor of sociology, and Director, Center for Russian, East Europe, and Central Asia, UW-Madison.
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Wednesday
7/22/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
A healthcare bill is slated for a vote in The House by the end of the month. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca, lessons learned about public healthcare around the world. Jean talks with a doctor, educator, and international healthcare advocate about her experiences in China, Mexico, Uganda... and Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Guest: Cynthia Haq, Director, Center for Global Health. Professor of Family Medicine and Population Health Sciences, UW School of Medicine and Public Health.
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Wednesday
7/22/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
A healthcare bill is slated for a vote in The House by the end of the month. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders with Jean Feraca, lessons learned about public healthcare around the world. Jean talks with a doctor, educator, and international healthcare advocate about her experiences in China, Mexico, Uganda... and Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Guest: Cynthia Haq, Director, Center for Global Health. Professor of Family Medicine and Population Health Sciences, UW School of Medicine and Public Health.
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Tuesday
7/21/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest tells the story of the rise of Islam through the eyes of Aisha (EYE-sha), the Prophet Muhammad's youngest wife, one of the most influential women in Islamic history.
Guest: Kamran Pasha, Author, "Mother of the Believers: A Novel of the Birth of Islam"
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Tuesday
7/21/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest tells the story of the rise of Islam through the eyes of Aisha (EYE-sha), the Prophet Muhammad's youngest wife, one of the most influential women in Islamic history.
Guest: Kamran Pasha, Author, "Mother of the Believers: A Novel of the Birth of Islam"
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Monday
7/20/2009
3:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guest John Nichols remember American journalist and news anchor Walter Cronkite by talking critically and hopefully about journalism past, present, and future.
Guest, John Nichols, Washington Correspondent for The Nation.
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Monday
7/20/2009
9:00 PM
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guest John Nichols remember American journalist and news anchor Walter Cronkite by talking critically and hopefully about journalism past, present, and future.
Guest, John Nichols, Washington Correspondent for The Nation.
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Friday
7/17/2009
3:00 PM
090717K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, a taste of the cuisines of the "Axis of Evil". Join us for a saucy culinary feast of facts on ten controversial countries.
Guest: Chris Fair, author of "Cuisines of the Axis of Evil and Other Irritating States"
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Friday
7/17/2009
9:00 PM
090717K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, a taste of the cuisines of the "Axis of Evil". Join us for a saucy culinary feast of facts on ten controversial countries.
Guest: Chris Fair, author of "Cuisines of the Axis of Evil and Other Irritating States"
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Thursday
7/16/2009
3:00 PM
090716K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
It's high summer and after three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, we take a sultry and mysterious journey through a rainforest of seductive and mythical plants.
Guest: Margot Berwin, author, "Hot House Flower and the nine plants of desire".
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Thursday
7/16/2009
9:00 PM
090716K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
It's high summer and after nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, we take a sultry and mysterious journey through a rainforest of seductive and mythical plants.
Guest: Margot Berwin, author, "Hot House Flower and the nine plants of desire".
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Wednesday
7/15/2009
3:00 PM
090715K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, The Happiness Project. A conversation with a Canadian musician who recorded friends and neighbors talking about what makes them happy, then transformed their voices into musical notes and there words into songs.
Guest: Charles Spearin, Canadian Musician. His latest recording is, "The Happiness Project"
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Wednesday
7/15/2009
9:00 PM
090715K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, The Happiness Project. A conversation with a Canadian musician who recorded friends and neighbors talking about what makes them happy, then transformed their voices into musical notes and there words into songs.
Guest: Charles Spearin, Canadian Musician. His latest recording is, "The Happiness Project"
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Tuesday
7/14/2009
3:00 PM
090714K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, the focus on Africa continues this week with a conversation with a man who is trying to save a global natural treasure in Mozambique (moe-zam-BEEK).
Guest: Gregory Carr, Social Entrepreneur, Founder of the Carr Foundation.
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Tuesday
7/14/2009
9:00 PM
090714K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, the focus on Africa continues this week with a conversation with a man who is trying to save a global natural treasure in Mozambique (moe-zam-BEEK).
Guest: Gregory Carr, Social Entrepreneur, Founder of the Carr Foundation.
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Monday
7/13/2009
3:00 PM
090713K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Obama spoke from Ghana over the weekend. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, we bring on some experts on Ghana and Africa to talk about Ghana's place in Africa and what Africans can expect during the Obama administration.
Guests: Vincent Odamtten, professor of English, Hamilton College in New York
* Adotei Akwei, vice president of government affairs at Care USA
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Monday
7/13/2009
9:00 PM
090713K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Obama spoke from Ghana over the weekend. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, we bring on some experts on Ghana and Africa to talk about Ghana's place in Africa and what Africans can expect during the Obama administration.
Guests: * Vincent Odamtten, professor of English, Hamilton College in New York
* Adotei Akwei, vice president of government affairs at Care USA
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Friday
7/10/2009
3:00 PM
090710K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Enjoying ice cream on a hot day is a beloved treat for people around the world. After three, in an encore presentation of Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests explore the history, culture, and flavors of ice cream in America, Italy, and India.
Guests:
Michael McGarry, author, "Gelato: Finding Italy's Best Gelaterias".
- Raghavan Iyer, author, "The Turmeric Trail: Recipes and Memories from an Indian Childhood".
- Emily Luchetti, pastry chef. Author, "A Passion for Desserts" and "A Passion for Ice Cream".
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Friday
7/10/2009
9:00 PM
090710K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
Enjoying ice cream on a hot day is a beloved treat for people around the world. After nine, in an encore presentation of Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca and her guests explore the history, culture, and flavors of ice cream in America, Italy, and India.
Guests:
Michael McGarry, author, "Gelato: Finding Italy's Best Gelaterias".
- Raghavan Iyer, author, "The Turmeric Trail: Recipes and Memories from an Indian Childhood".
- Emily Luchetti, pastry chef. Author, "A Passion for Desserts" and "A Passion for Ice Cream".
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Thursday
7/9/2009
3:00 PM
090709K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
The German poet Novalis wrote that the only real temple in this world is the human body. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with a Lebanese female poet who has just premiered a magazine in Beirut to restore the human body to its rightful place... and raised a lot of eyebrows in the process.
Guest: Joumana Haddad, Lebanese Poet, Translator and Journalist.
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Thursday
7/9/2009
9:00 PM
090709K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
The German poet Novalis wrote that the only real temple in this world is the human body. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with a Lebanese female poet who has just premiered a magazine in Beirut to restore the human body to its rightful place... and raised a lot of eyebrows in the process.
Guest: Joumana Haddad, Lebanese poet, translator and journalist.
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Wednesday
7/8/2009
3:00 PM
090708K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with a German comedian about his travails along Spain's Camino de Santiago (kah-MEE-no day sahn-tee-AH-go), the most traveled Pilgrim's Route since the first century.
Guest: Hape (happy) Kerkeling, Comedic Entertainer. Author, "I'm Off Then: Losing and Finding Myself on the Camino de Santiago" (Free Press).
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Wednesday
7/8/2009
9:00 PM
090708K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca talks with a German comedian about his travails along Spain's Camino de Santiago (kah-MEE-no day sahn-tee-AH-go), the most traveled Pilgrim's Route since the first century.
Guest: Hape (happy) Kerkeling, comedic entertainer. Author, "I'm Off Then: Losing and Finding Myself on the Camino de Santiago" (Free Press).
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Tuesday
7/7/2009
3:00 PM
090707K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
It's easy to see when technology improves upon nature. But sometimes it can be the other way around. After three, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest introduces us to pioneering engineers making technological breakthroughs by copying nature's hidden marvels.
Guest: Janine Benyus, President, Biomimicry Institute. Natural Sciences writer. Innovation consultant. Author, "Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature".
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Tuesday
7/7/2009
9:00 PM
090707K
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Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders
It's easy to see when technology improves upon nature. But sometimes it can be the other way around. After nine, on Here on Earth: Radio without Borders, Jean Feraca's guest introduces us to pioneering engineers making technological breakthroughs by copying nature's hidden marvels.
Guest: Janine Benyus, President, Biomimicry Institute. Natural Sciences writer. Innovation consultant. Author, "Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature".
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