Donate to WERU Today!Producer/Host: R.W. Estela
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Notes from the Electronic Cottage 10/6/11
Producer/Host: Jim Campbell
It’s no secret that a lot of us spend a lot of time using the Internet. Does all that use affect the way we think, or even the structure of our brain?
Could be – listen up.
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Healthy Options 10/5/11
Producer/Host: Cynthia Swan
Studio Engineer: Amy Browne
Topic: Colon Hydrotherapy & Cleansing Diets
What is colon hydrotherapy and it’s benefits? Is it safe? What can one do one one’s own to maintain colon health?
Guest: Susan Hamill, www.camdenwholehealth.com
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Outside the Box 10/4/11
Word in Edgewise 10/3/11
Awanadjo Almanack 9/30/11
RadioActive 9/29/11
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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Special: Alex Grab on Israel/Palestine 9/29/11
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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