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Sunday-Thursday 10 p.m.-midnight
Extension 720 with Milt Rosenberg is utterly implausible radio. You won't hear anything, anywhere, quite as stimulating or quite as fascinating... More >>
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Charles Lipson and Chris Robling talk about the presidential race, the Catholic bishops against POTUS, Iran faking out the US negotiators, the Eorozone crisis. Chicago attorney Eldon Ham discusses how the Supreme Court ruling that "baseball is not a business" impacted the game plus how professional sports skirt the law. Matthew Vadum explores the left-wing ideology in America. Allan Meltzler defends the socio-economic system that is the target of the Occupy movement. Steve Shaw explores how American Presidents' religious beliefs have affected their policy while in office. Robert Lacey talks about the history of the British Monarchy and its influence on the world. Author Jonah Lehrer explains the science behind creativity and demystifes the concept of inspiration. These are the programs of which we are most proud. They go back to 1996 and come up to the present. Where a month is listed (e.g. April, 2001) if you hit "more" you will find three or four separate programs. Browse, listen (by stream or download) and ENJOY! The former secretary of state discusses American foreign policy and more. Four miltary veterans share thier personal experiences during the Vietman War. (8/16/78) Three Chicago Cops and retired officer Ed Nowicki give an in-depth perspective into the daily lives and duties of policemen. (12/3/93) Britain's best-known natural history filmmaker explores the world of animal and botanical life. (9/29/95) Editorial Cartoonists Jack Higgins, Herb Block and Dick Locher explain the history and evolution of the art form throughout the 20th Century. (11/29/93) The Former Editor of the New York Post provides an in-depth look in his book, A Drinking Life: A Memoir. The former British Ambassador to the US shares inside info on how the major western powers shaped foreign policy with adversaries & one another. (3/24/84) Mike Wallace & Gary Paul Gates co-authors of the Mike Wallace autobiography "Close Encounters" discuss some of the fascinating details of the book. (9/10/84) Biblical Scholars Bart Ehrman, Scott McKnight and John White look to history and scripture to get a better picture of the religous icon. (10/11/1999) |
The Sports Broadcaster takes a hard look at corruption in his book, "Whats Wrong With Sports." (4/29/91) Carl Sagan engages in a discussion on space & beyond as outline in his book, "Pale Blue Dot." (12/13/94) The ten time Olympic medalist talks about his athletic career in his book, "Inside Track". (7/9/90) Film Icon Kirk Douglas reflects on his life in Hollywood and his journey into writing. (6/28/90) The legendary actor shares tales from throughout his long film and stage career in his autobiography, "In The Arena." (10/24/95) Pulitzer Prize winner Norman Mailer explores his life as a film director, journalist, screenwriter and poet. (11/2/1995) Author and Professor Steven Pinker explores the inner workings of the human brain and explains how the mind creates language. (3/3/94)
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