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This
Week's Morning Show Guests with your host, Gregory Berg.
Monday, Feb. 8 - Postponed from
Friday: We speak with Professor Roger Newman from the Columbia School of
Journalism, who speaks Monday night at 7 in the Union Cinema on the topic of
Surveillance and Civil Liberties in the Age of Terrorism. Also, we preview an
American Experience documentary airing tonight on PBS titled "The Bombing of
Germany." In the film, director/ producer/ writer Zvi Dor-Ner helps us examine
how the Second World War became the first truly total war in which the
distinction between combatants and civilians blurred for both sides of the
conflict.
Tuesday, Feb. 9 - David Dow, author of "The Autobiography of an
Execution," writes of his experience as an appellate lawyer working on behalf of
death row inmates in Texas.
Wednesday, Feb. 10 - Our guest is Sarah Parker Aab, author of "Government
Girl," in which she writes about her experiences as a White House intern during
the Clinton years, working both for George Stephenapolous and Paul Begala.
Thursday, Feb. 11- For the monthly visit of the United Environmental
Council, we'll be talking with Joann Deak, author of "Girls will be Girls" about
(among other things) the involvement of girls in the sciences and the
environmental movement.
Friday, Feb. 12- We'll celebrate the birthday of our 16th president
Abraham Lincoln.
Coming Soon to WGTD-HD3: The
Best of "The Morning Show " with Gregory Berg.
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.
