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2003 Audio On-Demand & Program Descriptions
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	March 31, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Campaign Notebook: Chicago's 1st Ward Runoff Carlos Hernandez Gomez — Political reporter for Chicago Public Radio
Audio	Campaign Notebook: Chicago Runoffs Sabrina Miller — Reporter for the Chicago Tribune
Audio	Campaign Notebook: Suburban Elections Lucio Guerrero — Reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times
Audio	Sports Update Cheryl Raye Stout — Sports contributor
Audio	Tree Disease Erin Toner — Reporter for the Great Lakes Radio Consortium
Audio	Between Two Worlds: Latinos and Mental Health Linda Paul — Independent reporter

	Eight Forty-Eight Sunday March 30, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
Audio	Wartime Responsibility on the Homefront Al Gini — Eight Forty-Eight resident philosopher and professor of philosophy at Loyola University Charlie Wheelan — Director of Policy and Communications for Chicago Metropolis 2020
Audio	Grambo Lorraine Kuryla — Retired USAF Master Sergeant, Gulf War Veteran
Audio	Lifelong Activist Ethel Litten — 82 year old Evanston resident and veteran anti-war activist Jesse Hardman — Contributor

	March 28, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Month in Review David Schaper — Reporter for National Public Radio Laura Washington — Columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times Eric Zorn — Columnist for the Chicago Tribune
Audio	Version 3.0 Paul Davis — Member of the 8 Bit Construction Set. Performing tonight at the MCA Version 3.0 runs through Saturday
Audio	Stevie Jim Carrane — Contributor Steve James — Filmmaker with Kartemquin Films in Chicago
Audio	Strayhorn Richard Steele — Regular contributor Jeff Lindberg — Founder and director of the Chicago Jazz Orchestra Alyce Claerbaut — Billy Strayhorn's niece and representative of Billy Strayhorn Inc Museum of Science and Industry Saturday 3/29 @ 8PM and Harold Washington Library Sunday 3/30 @ 3PM
	March 27, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Peace Makers Gene Stoltzfus — Director of the Christian Peacemaker Teams
Audio	War Coverage Wally Prodrazik — Media contributor
Audio	Syringes Without Prescriptions Michael Posey — Pharmacy editor of the Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association
Audio	Sportstown John Russick — Curator of Chicago Sports: You Should Have Been There at the Chicago Historical Society. Lester Munson — Midwest Editor, Sports Illustrated Cheryl Raye Stout — Sports contributor
	March 26, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Grambo Lorraine Kuryla — Retired USAF Master Sergeant, Gulf War Veteran
Audio	Lifelong Activist Ethel Litten — 82 year old Evanston resident and veteran anti-war activist Jesse Hardman — Contributor
Audio	Anti-war Marching Band Scotty Iseri— Arts contributor for WBEZ
Audio	Protesters John Green — Contributor, satirist, and creator of sparksflyup.com
Audio	Colon Cancer Dr. Quentin Young — Medical Contributor Dr. Earnestine Hambrick — Founder and Chairman of the Stop Colon/Rectal Cancer Foundation in Chicago March is Colo-Rectal Prevention Month
Audio	Local Music Corner Fred Ho and the Afro-Asian Music Ensemble performing the Overture from Voice of the Dragon; performance this Friday night at the Chicago Theater
	March 25, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Desegregation Linda Lenz — Editor in Chief of Catalyst
Audio	Story Week Irvine Welsh — Author of Trainspotting and numerous other books and writer-in-residence in the Fiction Writing Department at Columbia College Antonia Logue — Author of Shadow-Box and professor in the Fiction Writing Department at Columbia College Victoria Lautman — Regular contributor
Audio	Why I Love Black Women Richard Steele — Regular contributor Michael Eric Dyson — Author of Why I Love Black Women and former columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times
Audio	Carol Moseley Braun for President Aaron Freeman — Writer, comedian and journalist
	March 24, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Economic Impact of the War in Iraq David Griesing — Business contributor and columnist for the Chicago Tribune
Audio	Friendly Fire: Illinois Pilots Most Likely Won't Face Courtmartial — Canadian Reaction Jim Farrell — Staff writer for the Edmonton Journal
Audio	Between Two Worlds: Latinos and Mental Health Jay Field — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio
Audio	Sports Update Cheryl Raye Stout — Sports contributor
Audio	Wartime Responsibility on the Homefront Al Gini — Eight Forty-Eight resident philosopher and professor of philosophy at Loyola University Charlie Wheelan — director of Policy and Communications for Chicago Metropolis 2020
Audio	Essay: The Bombing of Baghdad Ishaq Ishaq — Iraqi native; lives in Skokie

	Eight Forty-Eight Sunday March 23, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
Audio	Civil Disobedience Part 1: Patrons at the Heartland Cafe in Rogers Park Part 2: A civil disobedience seminar sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee Linda Beckstrom — Instructor, member of Iraq Peace Pledge John Bartlett — Instructor, member of Iraq Peace Pledge Sue Berg — Instructor, member of Iraq Peace Pledge and former Oak Park high school teacher Dan Blumberg — Associate editor for Eight Forty-Eight
Audio	Anti-war Protests in Illinois History Brian Clardy — Professor of History and Political Science at Triton College in River Grove
Audio	Domestic Security Clark Staten — Executive director of Emergency Response and Research Institute
Audio	PTSD: Veterans React to New War Dawn McClure — Operation Desert Storm veteran Robert Bell — Vietnam veteran Paul Jembers — World War II veteran anonymous — Vietnam veteran anonymous — Vietnam veteran Brenda Doherty — Coordinator of VA Chicago Health Care System Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Clinic
	March 21, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Chicago Anti-War Protests Jay Field — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio
Audio	Domestic Security Clark Staten — Executive director of Emergency Response and Research Institute
Audio	Desert Storm Veteran Pat Lafferty — Platoon leader, U.S. Army, Operation Desert Storm
Audio	Illinois National Guard Volunteer Pvt. Gino Maldonado — Illinois National Guard
Audio	PTSD: Veterans React to New War Dawn McClure — Operation Desert Storm veteran Robert Bell — Vietnam veteran Paul Jembers — World War II veteran anonymous — Vietnam veteran anonymous — Vietnam veteran Brenda Doherty — Coordinator of VA Chicago Health Care System Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Clinic
Audio	Fawell Verdict Carlos Hernandez-Gomez — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio Steve Warmbir — Reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times
	March 20, 2003
	Eight Forty-Eight is preempted for NPR coverage of the war in Iraq
	March 19, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Anti-war Protests in Illinois History Brian Clardy — Professor of History and Political Science at Triton College in River Grove
Audio	Civil Disobedience Part 1: Patrons at the Heartland Cafe in Rogers Park Part 2: A civil disobedience seminar sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee Linda Beckstrom — Instructor, member of Iraq Peace Pledge John Bartlett — Instructor, member of Iraq Peace Pledge Sue Berg — Instructor, member of Iraq Peace Pledge and former Oak Park high school teacher Dan Blumberg — Associate editor for Eight Forty-Eight
Audio	The Search for a New Illinois Poet Laureate Kenneth Clarke — Executive director of the Poetry Center of Chicago Click Here for more information on WBEZ's "Why I Should be the Next Illinois Poet Laureate" Contest
Audio	47th Street Black Bayo Ojikutu — Author of 47th Street Black ; his debut novel is about a pair of friends on Chicago's South Side
Audio	Houseboat Judy and Dudley Rietshel — Residents of the Chicago River
Audio	Local Music Corner Artist: Nina Kotova Album: Bloch, Bruch, Kotova - Cello Concertos Song: "Prayer, From Jewish Life, No.1" Performing Sunday at 2PM at the Spertus Center on South Michigan Avenue
	March 18, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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	Reaction to President Bush's Speech Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-IL 9th)
	Reaction to President Bush's Speech Rep. Mark Kirk (R-IL 10th)
	Nerve Agents Natalie Walston — Reporter for Great Lakes Radio Consortium
Audio	Gentrification John Green — Contributor, satirist, and creator of sparksflyup.com
	Richard Roeper Jim Carrane — Contributor Richard Roeper — Columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, co-host Ebert and Roeper at the Movies and author of 10 Sure Signs a Movie Character is Doomed and Other Surprising Movie Lists
	Donald Marguiles Victoria Lautman — Regular contributor Donald Marguiles — Playwright and author of Dinner with Friends; now playing at the Goodman Theater through April 5th
	March 17, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Illinois Security Carl Hawkins — Illinois Deputy Chief of Staff for Public Safety
Audio	Endangered Landmarks List David Bahlman — Executive director of the Landmarks Preservation Council of Illinois
Audio	Between Two Worlds: Latinos and Mental Health Jay Field — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio
Audio	Sports Update Cheryl Raye Stout — Sports contributor
Audio	Bohala Bohola — Jimmy Keane, Sean Cleland, and Pat Broaders; performing tonight at Martyr's at 8PM
	March 14, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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	Health Insurance Reform Dr. Steve DeAngeles — Physician in private practice and on staff at Northwestern Medical Center Richard Steele — Regular contributor Charlie Wheelan — Director of policy and communication at Chicago Metropolis 2020; author of Naked Economics: Undressing the Dysmal Science Dr. Quentin Young — Medical contributor
	Third Coast International Audio Festival Johanna Zorn — Executive Producer — Third Coast International Audio Festival Julie Shapiro — Producer — Third Coast International Audio Festival Including: Radio Row Songs My Mother Taught Me Lemon Tree Change in Farming
	Judgement at Nuremberg Louis Contey — Director of Judgement at Nuremberg at the Shattered Globe Theater Company at the Victory Gardens Theater (2257 N. Lincoln)
	New Theater Offerings Johnathan Abarbanel — Theater contributor Money — Remmy Bumpo Theater company at the Storefront Dinner with Friends — Goodman Theater Far from The Madding Crowd — LifeLine Theater Company
	March 13, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Religion and War Rabbi Irwin Kula — Teacher, lecturer, and founder of the Aitz Hayim Center for Jewish Living in Chicago Victoria Lautman — Regular contributor
Audio	Anticipation Al Gini — Eight Forty-Eight resident philosopher and professor of Philosophy at Loyola University Discusses The Art of Travel and The Consolations of Philosophy by Alain De Botton
Audio	Dragon Killas John Green — Chicago writer, satirist, and creator of sparksflyup.com
Audio	Gardening Greg Stack — Educator and horticulturist at University of Illinois Extension
Audio	Protest Songs Bucky Halker — Guitarist; compiled Welcome to LaborLand, an album of labor protest songs
	March 12, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Econonomic Uncertainty David Greising — Business contributor and columnist for the Chicago Tribune
Audio	State Of State Bill Wheelhouse — Statehouse bureau chief for Illinois Public Radio
Audio	Homofrequencia Steve Dolinsky — Contributor Jorge Valdivia — Assistant general manager for Radio Arte. Ivan Torreos and Tany Unzueta — Radio Arte in PIlsen; "Homofrucuencia" is broadcast Monday nights at 8:30
Audio	Spider Jonathan Miller — Film contributor David Cronenberg — Filmmaker; Spider opens Friday
Audio	Police Recruiting Chris Lehman — Reporter for Illinois Public Radio
Audio	Dearborn Center Ed Keegan — Architecture contributor
Audio	Falling Ice Nicholas Day — Chicago Writer
Audio	Local Music Corner Artist: The Children's Hour Album: SOS JFK Song: "Adoption Day"
	March 11, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	CHA Plan for Transformation Sudhir Venkatesh — Professor of sociology at Columbia University
Audio	CHA Plan for Transformation: Update Catrin Einhorn — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3	Movin' Out The Bricks Dan Collison — Producer Elizabeth Meister — Producer
Audio	A Dream House Deferred Charleen Taylor — Chicago writer and author of story "A Dream House Deferred," published in Journal of Ordinary Thought, Spring 2002
	March 10, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Fawell Closing Arguments Carlos Hernandez Gomez — Political reporter for Chicago Public Radio Steve Warmbir — Staff writer for the Chicago Sun-Times
Audio	Between Two Worlds: Latinos and Mental Health Jay Field — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio
Audio	Cease Fire: Lowering the Murder Rate Gary Slutkin — Director of the Chicago Project for Violence Prevention
Audio	Film Noir Kent Minturn — PhD student of art history at Columbia University Michael Leja — Sewell C. Biggs professor of American art history at the University of Delaware and author of Reframing Abstract Expressionism: Subjectivity and Painting in the 1940s
	March 7, 2003
	Eight Forty-Eight steps aside for coverage of the UN Security Council
	March 6, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	TV News Anchors Jim Kirk — Staff reporter for the Chicago Tribune
Audio	Liberal Radio Network Jon Sinton — CEO of Anshell Media
Audio	Teacher Lay-Offs James Dougherty — President of the Illinois Federation of Teachers
Audio	Stories On Stage Kathie Tellingator — Producer of Stories on Stage Stories on Stage Sunday at 3PM at the Museum of Contemporary Art
Audio	Cool Spot: Palace Of Gold Jerry Pohlen — Author of the Oddball travel series Gianofer Fields — Producer Prabhupada's Palace of Gold, Moundsville, West Virginia 340 843 1812
Audio	Final Invasion Richard Steele — Regular contributor Col. David G. Fitz-Enz, Ret. — Author of Final Invasion: Plattburgh and The War of 1812's Most Decisive Battle Originally Aired September 9, 2002
Audio	Local Music Corner Artist: Andreas Kapsalis Album: Bubblegum Enlightenment Song: "Blue Rondo a la Turk"
	March 5, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Gay Rights Sean Crawford — Reporter for Illinois Public Radio
Audio	Springfield Update Sean Crawford — Reporter for Illinois Public Radio Dave McKinney — Springfield bureau chief for the Chicago Sun-Times
Audio	Walk Out Sara Ellena — Senior at Naperville North High School
Audio	Burberry Paul Vinelli — Chicago writer and a production assistant with Chicago Public Radio's Odyssey
Audio	Writers Block Party Amy Krouse Rosenthal — Chicago writer www.writersblockparty.com The Band, First Coat — Playing at Prodigal Son on N. Halsted St. Mark Bazer — Columnist for RedEye Dan Leftkowitz — Performs every Thursday night at UFFA on Armitage St.
Audio	Respect Richard Steele — Regular contributor Richard Sennett — Sociology professor at New York University and president of the American Council on Work New Book: Respect in a World of Inequality (Norton Press)
	March 4, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Metropolitan 20/20 Plan Sean Stegall — Assistant city manager of Elgin Richard Hyde — Mayor of Waukegan
Audio	Dead River Annie MacDowell — Reporter for Great Lakes Radio Consortium
Audio	Chicago High Tech Darcy Evon, publisher — President, and CEO of I-Street Magazine and a Chicago Sun-Times columnist
Audio	Fat Tuesday Jimmy Bannos — Chef and Owner of Heaven on Seven (3 different locations) Jim Chapman — Chef at 32nd Ward Seafood House in Bucktown. Daryl Cameron — Jambalaya's in Bucktown
Audio	City of the Century Donald Miller — Author of City of the Century
	March 3, 2003	hosted by Steve Edwards
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Audio	Iroquois Theatre Fire Nat Brandt — Author of Chicago Death Trap: The Iroquois Theatre Fire of 1903 (Southern Illinois University Press) Anthony P Hatch — Author of Tinder Box: The Iroquois Theatre Disaster 1903 Academy (Chicago Publishers)
Audio	Sports Update Cheryl Raye Stout — Sports contributor
Audio	Bus Hero Jim Carrane — Contributor
Audio	Double Deal Michael Corbitt — Author of Double Deal: The Inside Story of Murder, Unbridled Corruption and the Cop Who Was a Mobster Sam Giancana — Nephew of Sam Giancana Richard Steele — Regular contributor

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