One-of-a-kind interviews with regional newsmakers, opinion
leaders, performers, athletes, and other intriguing members of the community
can be heard on the Morning Show, airing at 8:10 weekday
morning.
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Monday,
July 6- You'll meet American baritone Thomas Hampson, one of the world's
most renowned classical singers. He sings a recital of American songs for the
Music at the Lake series in Williams Bay, WI (on the shores of Geneva Lake) on
Sunday afternoon, July 12th, at 4:00.
Tuesday, July 7- Lawn and garden expert Kate Jerome, head of
horticulture at Gateway Technical College, joins us live in the studio to
answer listener questions.
Wednesday, July 8- We'll talk with Doug Instenes about "Honky Tonk
Angels," the summer musical at the Racine Theater Guild, in which three very
different women accidentally rendezvous as they each journey to Nashville,
hoping to leave personal unhappiness and disappointment behind them and and
find excitement in the world of country > music.
Thursday, July 9- It's the monthly visit of the United Environmental
Council.
Friday, July 10- We talk with Joshua Green about his article in the
current issue of "The Atlantic" which > compares the current interest in a new
Green Economy with > similar events from thirty years ago, when America was >
contending with oil shortages and elected a Democratic president who talked
extensively about alternative energy.
The Racine Public Library is now featuring author interviews
by Greg Berg, host of WGTD's The Morning Show. Interviews with
twenty-two authors of local and national interest are featured in a CD
series, "The Author's Voice". They are shelved in the books-on-CD section
in the Adult Services Department. Readers can get a better appreciation
of the book's content by listening to Greg's interviews with the authors--they
will learn more about the writer's experiences, challenges, and intent.
