News/Talk Highlights for Monday, March 28
News/Talk Highlights for Monday, March 28
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The Rainbow Minute
(Locally produced for WRIR)
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08:59
12:29
04:29
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Virginia Woolf – Novelist,
Feminist and Modernist
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Living on Earth
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09:00
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The true costs of nuclear power
…and more
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Le Show with Harry Shearer
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10:00
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Hidden Histories
(Locally produced for WRIR)
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10:01
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The Pullman strike of 1893
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Defenders Live with Ana Edwards
(Locally produced for WRIR)
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12:00
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Homespun CSPAN
(Locally produced for WRIR)
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12:30
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WRIR Favorites
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01:00
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Talk of the Nation
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02:00
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Politics and Libya;
Was TARP a success
…and more
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The Rainbow Minute (8:59, 12:29, 4:29)
Today: "Virginia Woolf – Novelist, Feminist and Modernist" – read by Mary Gay Hutcherson
Living on Earth (9:00)
Today:
– Dueling Senate bills block CO2 regulations
– What to do with spent fuel pools
– True cost accounting for nuclear power
– An end to nuclear power in Vermont?
– Experts warned of reactor flaws years ago
– Rare penguins endangered by oil spill on remote island
– Adventures above the Arctic Circle
– Monsters, manipulation and the message from nuclear films
Le Show with Harry Shearer(10:00)
Hidden Histories (10:01)
Today: How and why the Pullman Passenger Car strike of 1893 became one of the most destructive in US History
Defenders Live with Ana Edwards (12:00)
Homespun CSPAN (12:30)
WRIR Favorites: (1:00)
Talk of the Nation (2:00)
Today:
– Explaining the politics of US involvement in Libya
– From the opinion page: Arab revolutions and what they mean for the Israeli-Palestinian standoff
– Understanding the spirit of Japan through its literature
– Was TARP a success?
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