Producer/Host: Rob McCall
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Producer/Host: Meredith DeFrancesco
Program Topic: The lack of civil rights history in US education; October 2011 demonstration in DC
Key Discussion Points:
We discuss the recent findings of the Southern Poverty Law Center’s study, which shows the dismal inadequacy of civil rights history taught in schools in the United States.
We hear from two organizers of the October 2011 demonstration “ to demand that America’s resources be invested in human needs and environmental protection instead of war and exploitation.”
As Occupy Wall Street gains momentum, and the beginning of media attention, we reflect on the movement and sentiment.
Guests:
Maureen Costello, Southern Poverty Law Center
Lisa Simeone, October 2011 organizer
Maria Allwine, October 2011
FMI: www.October2011.org, www.occupytogether.org, www.splc.org
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Producer/Host: Amy Browne
Audio recorded by: John Greenman
Professor Alex Grab, Department of History at University of Maine: “The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Palestian Statehood, and the Crisis of Israeli Democracy”, 9/22/11
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Producer/Host: Jim Campbell
Things move fast in the world of tech, so it’s a good idea to note now and then how things have changed since we last discussed them here. Today, we get updates on citizen science helping to find a cure for AIDS; the GM OnStar System that will be tracking your car and you whether you like it or not; and a new type of camera that will allow you to shot first, and focus later.
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Producer/Host: Ron Beard, University of Maine Cooperative Extension
Studio Engineer: Amy Browne
Topic: Hunger in Maine and Local Responses
Guests:
Donna Yellin, Preble Street, Portland
Katie Freedman, Healthy Acadia
Kate McGinn, Bar Harbor Food Pantry
Marjorie Peronto, University of Maine Cooperative Extension
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Producer/Host: Jim Campbell
Digital cameras are everywhere these days and they have a lot of capabilities, including some that most owners of the cameras don’t even know about. Let’s take a look at a few that could help us get better photos by using a bit more of the power that our cameras have.
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