NPR's Linda Holmes
The Morning Show
GTC President Bryan Albrecht
Dr. Jay Baruch - "Tornado of Life"
Tripp Mickle - "After Steve"
Keri Blakinger - "Corrections in Ink: a Memoir"
Jason Reid- Black Quarterbacks
Racine Starving Artists Fair
Frank Egerton - GunCrazy America
David Adams Cleveland - Gods of Deception
Ryan Swanson- The Strenuous Life
Bellen Woodard, "More than Peach"
AmeriCorps volunteers in Kenosha
Kenosha Opera Festival's THE BARBER OF SEVILLE
John Moyles, Exotic Pet Relocation
Dr. Peggy James, Prof. Edward Schmitt (UW-P's Alternative Historical Narrative Summer Program)
Jeff Pearlman, "Sho-Time"
Jeremy Denk- Every Good Boy Does Fine
David Rothenberg- Thousand Mile Song
Dr. Mark Vonnegut- The Heart of Caring
Eisenhower in War and Peace / Patrick Henry- Lion of Liberty
Rob Kroes, director of the RTG's "Into the Woods"
Nan Calvert - with Mieke And. (edible native plants)
Neal Thompson, author of "The First Kennedys"
Award-winning illustrator Ed Steckley
Carole Douglis, "Climate Restoration"
Ray Scott "The NBA in Black and White"
Preview of Kenosha's Secret Garden Walk
Carthage College's Dr. Arthur I. Cyr analyzes current events
(From 2010) Scott Simon, author of "Baby, we were meant for each other: In Praise of Adoption."
The Racine Concert Band's 100th Season
Barb Farrar, Executive Director of the LGBT Center of SE Wisconsin
Susan Stryker, author of "Transgender History"
Kemper Hall's 150th Anniversary
Three authors, including Michael Johnston (Grave Danger)
Suzi Schoenhoft, Executive Director of New Beginnings
Beverly Gooden, author of "Surviving" (domestic abuse)
William J. Bernstein, "The Splendid Exchange" (trade)
David France- "How to Survive a Plague" (AIDS)
GTC President Bryan Albrecht with Morna Foy, President of the WTCS
One Day You'll Thank Me: Lessons from an Unexpected Fatherhood
Stephen Hopkins, Iowa DNR (Water Quality Bureau)
Michelle Sandberg and Guida Brown- HOPE Council
Mark Clague: "O Say Can You Hear: A Cultural Biography of the Star Spangled Banner"
C.N. Lester, "Trans Like Me: Conversations For all of Us."
Dr. Ray Dorsey, author of "Ending Parkinson's Disease."
Craig Gall and Kathy Ripley discuss the Kenosha Pops Band as it begins its 100th anniversary season.
William Martin, author of "December '41."
Dan Good "Playing Through the Pain: Ken Caminiti and the Steroids Confession that Changed Baseball Forever."
Mark Segal discusses his memoir "And then I Danced: Traveling the Road to LGBT Equality."
"The Bus to Beulah" and "Vital Deception"
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