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
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This
Week's Morning Show Guests with your host, Gregory Berg.
Monday, Mar. 8- We
give you a preview of a special program coming up at the Kenosha Public Museum
called "Ida B. Wells: In Her Own Words."
Tuesday, Mar. 9- Dwayne Raymond, author of "Mornings with Mailer."
He worked as Mailer's personal assistant in the last several years of his life
and has written a fascinating and moving memoir about the experience.
Wednesday, Mar. 10- More of the Raymond interview.
Thursday, Mar. 11- The United Environmental Council pays its
monthly visit to the program.
Friday, Mar. 12- Postponed from last week: We speak with Kathryn Allmond
about her book "King of the Lobby," which examines the career of Sam Ward, one
of America's most influential and successful lobbyists, who came to prominence
in the politically tumultuous aftermath of the Civil War.
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.
