KUCI Talk

JUSTICE OF JUST US?
An interview with Claudia Larson the director of the documentary Dorothy Day: Don’t Call Me A Saint — the story of the New York writer and Catholic anarchist who the Vatican is currently considering for canonization. 5/22/08

WHAT WOULD ARWEN DO?
An interview with Sherry Lebed Davis, founder of The Lebed Method: Focus on Healing Through Movement and Dance. 2/21/08

JUSTICE OR JUST US?
On January 28, 2008 medical students across many California campuses met en masse on the steps of the State Capitol to advocate a single payer healthcare system. Several medical students who represented UCI Medical School are interveiwed. 3/6/08

TREADING THE UNDERCURRENT
An interview with independent journalist Sarah Olson regarding the case of Lt. Ehren Watada and the Army's attempt to redefine free speech. 1/25/08

JUSTICE OR JUST US?
Learn more about the harms of bull-riding and the immorality of using animals as entertainment in an interview with Freeman Wicklund, Director of Campaigns for Mercy For Animals and a humane education trainer for the Institute of Humane Education. 2/7/08

ALL NON FICTION
Christmas Eve at Craby Joe's, Los Angeles's last dive bar on Skid Row, as they close their doors after 74 years. 12/27/07

OUT THE RABBIT HOLE
Theism vs. Atheism vs. Mysticism vs. Rationalism. Hear an interview with Kelly O'Connor of the Rational Response Squad. 1/11/08

COACHING CONVERSATIONS
An interview with Pamela Peak, Inspiration is Key.
10/31/08

JUSTICE OR JUST US?
An interview with Nikko Snyder, founder of Briarpatch Magazine, who has been writing about the possibility of feminist porn, feminism, sexuality, and stereotypes. 3/13/08

FILMSCHOOL
An interview with Alex Gibney the director of Taxi to the Dark Side - an in-depth look at the torture practices of the United States in Afghanistan, Iraq and Guantanamo Bay. 1/15/08

PLANETARY RADIO
Planetary Society Executive Director Louis Friedman previews a gathering at Stanford University that will examine the Vision for Space Exploration offered by President George W. Bush four years ago. 1/28/08

TREADING THE UNDERCURRENT
An interview with Alex Donis, a Los Angeles-based visual artist whose work examines and redefines the boundaries set within religion, politics, race, and sexuality, regarding censorship. 11/30/07

JUSTICE OR JUST US?
Sexual Harrassment in Academic Settings - An Interview with Kirsten Quanbeck, Executive Director of UCI's Office of Equal Opportunity about the university's new campaign to raise awareness of sexual harrassment in an academic setting.

PRIVACY PIRACY
An interview with Evan Hendricks Publisher of Privacy Times and Author of Credit Scores and Credit Reports. 1/23/08

SERENA SHARP SHOW
I'm scared of my cell phone again/ Clinton in bed with another woman?/ Church picketing Heath Ledger's funeral because of Brokeback Mountain
1/27/08

SUBVERSITY
Ngugi on Being a Writer in a Society in Crisis on the occasion of his 70th Birthday. 1/21/08

THE DISCUSSANT
A recap of Ernst von Weizsacker's speech from the Chancellor's Distinguished Fellows Series, "The Climate Challenge: Answers from Technology, Business, and Society," another assault for Pacman Jones, and the conservative attack on Hillary Clinton for being "socialist." 1/18/08

TREADING THE UNDERCURRENT
An interview with Jarret Lovell, Ph.D. an assistant professor of criminal justice at California State University, Fullerton where his research interests focus upon mass media and the administration of justice as well as grassroots movements and social protest. 12/21/07

WEEKLY SIGNALS
An interview with Matt Mason author of The Pirate's Dilemma: How Youth Culture is Reinventing Capitalism. 1/22/08

WHAT WOULD ARWEN DO?
An interview with Katresha Moskios on her 28 years of teaching yoga and her international seminars for women on beauty, health, and empowerment. 1/10/08

WRITERS ON WRITING
An interview with Melissa Clark, co-author of The Skinny: How to Fit into Your Little Black Dress Forever. 1/2/08

ALL NON FICTION
We wipe the cobwebs from our underused bicycle and take a 20 mile ride up and down a section of the bike path along the Santa Ana River in Orange County, CA.
12-13-07

COACHING CONVERSATIONS
An interview with Tom Hatton, Development of Leaders, Entrepreneurs, Internal Group Performance and Cultural Dynamics. 11/14/08

FILMSCHOOL
An interview with John Turturro the director of Romance and Cigarettes - a down-and-dirty musical love story set in the world of the working class.
12/18/07

JUSTICE OR JUST US?
An Interview with Nathan McCall who has been writing about crime, injustice and racism in modern day America both as a journalist for the Washington Post and via his memoir Makes Me Wanna Holler. 1/10/08

OUT THE RABBIT HOLE
One of the best blogsites that is daily sharing enormous amounts of information and insights — and actually opening and changing minds — is Corporations Ate My Baby. Hear an interview with the mysterious L.A.-based man behind this page. 12/27/08

PLANETARY RADIO
The Messenger spacecraft reached Mercury last week. Bruce Betts reports from the Applied Physics Lab in Maryland where the mission team celebrated success. 1/21/08

PRIVACY PIRACY
An interview with Prof. Dan Solove, author of The Future of Reputation on the Internet and The Digital Person. 1/16/08

SERENA SHARP SHOW
All of the students at one school on the badly behaved list are of a certain race - Why?/ Turns out we all can't just get along.
1/20/08

SUBVERSITY
Anis Shivani, a writer originally from Pakistan discusses what's behind the current crisis in Pakistan, a client state of the U.S. 1/7/08

THE DISCUSSANT
A recap of the Democratic Primaries in Iowa and New Hampshire and an analysis of current controversies in the Clinton and Obama campaigns. 1/11/08

WEEKLY SIGNALS
An interview with Craig Unger author of The Fall of the House of Bush: The Untold Story of How a Band of True Believers Seized the Executive Branch, Started the Iraq War, and Still Imperils America's Future. 1/8/08

WHAT WOULD ARWEN DO?
An interview with Rho Densmore, Archery in Uganda, & a Tolkien birthday toast. 1/3/08

WRITERS ON WRITING
An interview with literary agents Susan Schulman and Gary Heidt. 1/9/08

TREADING THE UNDERCURRENT
An interview with Jarret Lovell, Ph.D. an assistant professor of criminal justice at California State University, Fullerton where his research interests focus upon mass media and the administration of justice as well as grassroots movements and social protest. 12/21/07

OUT THE RABBIT HOLE
Hear Naomi Wolf discuss her extremely important work "The End of America: Letter of Warning to a Young Patriot." which outlines the dangers posed by our current government to the continuance of America as a free democratic republic. 11/8/07

FILMSCHOOL
An interview with AJ Schnack director of Kurt Cobain About a Son — an intimate and moving meditation on the late musician and artist Kurt Cobain. 10/9/07

PLANETARY RADIO
A preview of the Spaceward Games from Spaceward Foundation co-founder Ben Shelef, working toward achieving the technology that would enable a space elevator. 10/15/07

SUBVERSITY
Host Daniel C. Tsang talks about his own Privacy Act lawsuit, Tsang v. CIA, which was settled out of court with a promise from the CIA not to spy on his First-Amendment protected activities in future. 10/8/07

TREADING THE UNDERCURRENT
Artist and Pomona College Professor of Art, Sheila Pinkel, tells the story of the censorship of her exhibit at the T.H. Pendergast California Parole Museum in Diamond Bar. 11/9/07

JUSTICE OR JUST US?
Jah Rasta Yogis aren't just a band, they are an experience. Inner peace through music; balance through meditation. A better world begins within. Listen. 11/8/07

PRIVACY PIRACY
An interview with Sean Hoar, a US Attorney with the Department of Justice who handles white collar crime and high tech crimes including identity theft, cyber crime and pornography crimes. 10/10/07

TREADING THE UNDERCURRENT
Elliot D. Cohen discusses his book Last Days of Democracy: How Big Media and Power-hungry Government Are Turning America into a Dictatorship. 11/16/07

THE RABBIT HOLE
John Bowe discusses his shocking new book Nobodies: Modern American Slavery and the Dark Side of the New Global Economy. Yes, real slavery — where workers are not free to leave and are not paid — exists in today's America! 10/25/07

WRITERS ON WRITING
An interview with Helen Schulman, author of A Day at the Beach. 9/20/07

WEEKLY SIGNALS
Former US Labor Secretary Robert B. Reich discusses his book Supercapitalism: The Transformation of Business, Democracy, and Everyday Life. 10/16/07

KUCI THEATRE REVIEWS
Don Hill, director of Drama productions, describes the shows on the UCI Drama Department Fall Calendar. 10/11/07

PEACE BY PEACE
An interview with Sue Cannon of the California Nurses Association. 10/19/07

SERENA SHARP SHOW
New cell phone disease causes ringing ears and vibrating hipbones/no movies with women in the lead /Neanderthal thinking or good business sense? 10/14/07

SYNDICATED POTPOURRI
Two programs from National Radio Project's Making Contact: Dirty Harry part 1, about the consequences of nuclear testing; and Mothers, Migrants and Maids of Honor, about domestic workers. 10/15/07

COACHING CONVERSATIONS
An interview with Deborah Henderson on "Starting with the Top Team to Help an Organization Shift Their Corporate Culture." 10/21/07

TREADING THE UNDERCURRENT
An interview with artist Clinton Fein. 10/5/07

OUT THE RABBIT HOLE
An interview with David Horowitz, author, editor-in-chief of FrontPage Magazine, and organizer of Islamo-Fascism Awareness week. 11/1/07

JUSTICE OR JUST US?
For 40 years, the Advocate magazine has been a leader in providing the Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual and Transgendered (LGBT) community with news and opinion. Editor Anne Stockwell looks back at LGBT history. 10/4/07

FILMSCHOOL
An interview with Charles Burnett the director of the classic film Killer of Sheep — an examination of the black Los Angeles ghetto of Watts in the mid-1970s. 9/11/07

JUSTICE OR JUST US?
As the DEA continues to raid cannibis providers throughout CA, a new voice has entered the debate over the use of medical marijuana: Veterans. Dan Bernath of the D.C. based Marijuana Policy Project guests. 9/27/07

KUCI THEATRE REVIEWS
An interview with Craig Pesco of Queen, It's a Kinda Magic. 10/4/07

OUT THE RABBIT HOLE
Hear a mind-blowing discussion with Daniel Pinchbeck, author of Breaking Open the Head: A Psychedelic Journey Into the Heart of Contemporary Shamanism. Part 1 8/17/07

OUT THE RABBIT HOLE
Hear a mind-blowing discussion with Daniel Pinchbeck, author of Breaking Open the Head: A Psychedelic Journey Into the Heart of Contemporary Shamanism. Part 2 8/17/07

PEACE BY PEACE
An interview with Rebecca Jeschke of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. 8/17/07

PLANETARY RADIO
The 50th anniversary of the beginning of the space age found Planetary Society Executive Director Louis Friedman in Moscow. Lou talks about the celebration there, and how the first human made object in orbit changed his life. 10/8/07

COACHING CONVERSATIONS
An interview with Aboodi Shabi on "Ontological Coaching." 10/7/07

PRIVACY PIRACY
An interview with Ghazal Omid, the Iranian expatriate author of Living in Hell, an autobiography and political memoir that has caused a controversy stir in ultra-conservative Iranian society. 10/3/07

SERENA SHARP SHOW
"Most Likely To..." Bomb His Reunion?/ Illegal Immigration Protesters - I Love These People/ Al Sharpton rallying for another troublemaker. 10/7/07

SUBVERSITY
Sarah Tofte, Human Rights Watch Researcher, discusses her new report on the limitations of sex offender laws, "No Easy Answers: Sex Offender Laws in the US". 10/1/07

SYNDICATED POTPOURRI
Making Contact programs from National Radio Project on the media spin ("War Made Easy") in the Iraq War as well as the growing Iraqi refugee crisis. 10/8/07

WEEKLY SIGNALS
An interview with John Anderson author of Follow the Money: How George W Bush and the Texas Republicans Hog-tied America. 10/9/07

WRITERS ON WRITING
Marrie Stone interviews Samara O'Shea, author of For the Love of Letters and Jennifer Gilmore, author of Golden Country. 9/20/07

SUBVERSITY
Chemerinsky at UCI. An interview with UCI Professor Elizabeth Loftus, who served on the deanship search committee and Professor David Goldberg who drafted the "open letter" calling for Chancellor Drake to re-offer UCI's Donald Bren School of Law dean's position to Prof. Chemerinsky.

JUSTICE OR JUST US?
The "Combatants for Peace" movement was started jointly by Palestinians and Israelis, who have taken an active part in the cycle of violence; Israelis as soldiers in the Israeli army (IDF) and Palestinians as part of the violent struggle for Palestinian freedom. After brandishing weapons for so many years, and having seen one another only through weapon sights, Israelis and Palestinaians decided to put down their guns, and to fight for peace. Listen to their stories. 8/23/07

BIO FRONTIERS
Dr. Fan Gang Zeng describes his work with cochlear implants and tinnitus treatment, and Tony Burke explains natural product synthesis. 7/23/07

OUT THE RABBIT HOLE
Jeremy Scahill discusses his book Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army. 6/22/07

CAMPUS TALK
USC Rhetoric student and blogger Omri Ceren of mererhetoric.com discusses rhetoric and current events including those in the Middle East. 6/27/07

FILMSCHOOL
An interview with John Peterson, the subject of the documentary, The Real Dirt on Farmer John — a story that parallels the history of American farming. 7/3/07

HARDT TO HEART TALK
Jack Sameshima describes his experience in Japanese American Concentration camps during WWII. 6/14/07

JUSTICE OR JUST US?
An interview with Manuel Sarrazin, Montreal activist, Dancehall fan, and webmaster of Soul Rebels and its sister activist site Murder Inna Dancehall. 7/12/07

OUT THE RABBIT HOLE
Eric G. Wilson discusses his book "The Strange World of David Lynch: Transcendental Irony from Eraserhead to Mulholland Dr." 6/11/07

PEACE BY PEACE
David Hawkins discuuses his book "Power vs. Force" 6/29/07

BIO FRONTIERS
So Hyun Chung on tissue water state changes in breast cancer tissues with diffuse optical spectroscopy (DOS), a non-invasive bedside optical technique for tissue physiological property monitoring. 7/9/07

PEACE BY PEACE
An interview with Omar, the author of Iraq blog 24 Steps to Liberty. 7/13/07

PRIVACY PIRACY
An interview with Shirley Durham, Director of Programs and Special Projects for Ponemon Institute, a research "think tank" dedicated to advancing privacy and data protection practices. 7/11/07

SERENA SHARP SHOW
Women's Movement created Liz Claiborne/ "Mission Accomplished?"/ $4 for an iPod?/ Nicole Richie wants Jail weight loss program 7/8/07

SUBVERSITY
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force policy analyst Alain Dang talks about the NGLTF national survey of queer Asians. 6/18/07

THE DAVE AND BEN SHOW
Iran, Rushdie, and More. 7/11/07

WEEKLY SIGNALS
An interview with Steve Berkman a former World Bank staffer and author of “The World Bank and the $100 Billion Question.” 7/3/07

WRITERS ON WRITING
Akhil Sharma, author of An Obedient Father and Gina Nahai, author of Sunday's Silence: A Novel. 6/24/07

CAMPUS TALK
James Taranto of the Wall Street Journal discusses his book "Presidential Leadership: Rating the Best and the Worst in the White House." 7/4/07

FILMSCHOOL
An interview with Guy Madden director of Brand Upon the Brain! 6/5/07

HARDT TO HEART TALK
Jeffrey Lane discusses hip hop and the NBA in his book “Under the Boards: The Cultural Revolution in Basketball.” In the second half hour Henry Vandergriff discusses the use of microchips embedded in humans to track and control by the Government. 5/31/07

JUSTICE OR JUST US?
A hilarious conversation with Jesse Reklaw, editor of Applicant and creator of the highly successful Slow Wave comic strip. 6/21/07

PLANETARY RADIO
Dawn Discovery Mission Project System Engineer Marc Rayman discusses this revolutionary spacecraft's journey to the two largest objects in the asteroid belt, Vesta and Ceres. 7/2/07

PRIVACY PIRACY
An interview with Beth Givens, founder and director of the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, a nonprofit advocacy, research, and consumer education program. 6/13/07

SERENA SHARP SHOW
Homosexuality a health hazard?/ A space shuttle, a staple gun, and Duet Coke vs. lemonade/ And the custody goes to... the alcoholic! 6/24/07

SUBVERSITY
Vietnamese Canadian Actor David Huynh talks about his title role in "Baby" as well as his stage and upcoming film roles. 6/11/07

THE DAVE AND BEN SHOW
That immigration bill ain't that bad 6/27/07

WEEKLY SIGNALS
George Monbiot discusses his book Heat: How to Stop the Planet from Burning. 5/15/07

WRITERS ON WRITING
Dominic Smith, author of The Beautiful Miscellaneous: A Novel and Peter Orner, author of The Second Coming of Mavala Shikongo: A Novel. 7/5/07

PLANETARY RADIO
Deep Impact wowed the world with its explosive investigation of a comet two years ago. Now the spacecraft has been given a new mission that combines two very different tasks. 7/9/07

ON DEMAND ARCHIVE

TUESDAY, JULY 8, 2007

8 - 9 am
Weekly Signals
Mike Kaspar & Nathan
News, Irreverent Commentary and Featured Guests
A review of the news of the week followed by an interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Chris Hedges co-author of Collateral Damage: America's War Against Iraqi Civilians. Hedges and journalist Laila Al-Arian spent the past year interviewing over fifty veterans to expose the patterns of the occupation in Iraq. The testimonies of these soldiers — many of who remain deeply traumatized by their experiences — uncover how the very conduct of the war and occupation have turned the American forces into agents of terror for most Iraqis. Hedges has reported from more than 50 countries, worked for The Christian Science Monitor, National Public Radio, The Dallas Morning News and The New York Times, where he spent fifteen years. Hedges is also the author of the best selling War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning, which draws on his experiences in various conflicts to describe the patterns and behavior of nations and individuals in wartime.

9 - 10 am
filmschool
Nathan Callahan & Mike Kaspar
Independent Film News, Reviews and Interviews
An interview with Jeff Stimmel director of The Art of Failure: Chuck Connelly not for Sale — the unusual story of the rise and fall of a major talent, along with Julian Schnabel and Jean-Michel Basquiat, from the 1980s art world. Though he was extremely talented with a profitable collection of work, Connelly ended up alienating every collector and gallery owner he worked with. This documentary follows the life of this brilliant yet enigmatic painter, who had great success as a young artist but who now sees his career fading. Driven by desperation, and left by his wife during the course of this documentary, Connelly hires an actor to pose as a young, upcoming artist to sell Chuck's work to galleries and art dealers. Stimmel is a Los Angeles based filmmaker who has directed several short films. In 2001, he received the PEER award for the production of Ed Sherman's The State of the Artist. The Art of Failure will screen on HBO beginning July 7 and will be available thereafter on HBO On Demad.

5 - 6 pm
The OC Show
Cameron Jackson
Orange County Politics

WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 2008

8 - 9 am
Coaching Conversations
Patricia Hirsch
Inquiries and Interviews with Coaches and Coachees
An interview with John Lazar on "Coaching in Organizations - Commitments and Expressions." Lazar, MA, MCC has been a performance consultant and coach for over 20 years, including more than a decade as an executive coach. He has a Master's degree in clinical psychology and has been certified as a Master Coach by the International Coach Federation since 1999. His company, John B. Lazar & Associates, Inc., is celebrating its thirteenth year of operation. Lazar works with individual leaders (for example, business owners, partners, CEOs, Presidents, C-level executives, Vice Presidents and Directors) and their work teams, altering their perspective, motivation and performance to produce emotionally intelligent leadership, breakthrough results and business success. Though he works with entrepreneurial ventures and closely held small to mid-sized businesses, he also works with Fortune 1000 companies (including Amdocs, Boeing, Computer Sciences Corporation, Deloitte, National Starch, Rogers Wireless, Stericycle, Suncor, and Wilson Sporting Goods). In addition to his business coaching, he consults to companies on issues of leadership, management, communications, evaluation, executive team alignment, culture-strategy fit, organizational change, and performance improvement.

9 -10 am
Writers on Writing
Barbara De Marco-Barrett
Get Published
Co-host Marrie Stone interviews Saher Alam author of The Groom to Have Been and D.T. Max author of The Family That Couldn't Sleep.

5 -6 pm
Privacy Piracy
Mari Frank
Protect Yourself in the Information Age
An interview with Larry Ponemon and Susan Jayson - Privacy Experts and Researcher. Ponemon, is a pioneer in the development of privacy audits, privacy risk management and ethical information management. He is the chairman and founder of The Ponemon Institute. Based upon his vast experience in the fields of corporate governance, privacy compliance, data protection and business ethics, he consults with leading multinational organizations on global privacy management programs. Ponemon was appointed to the Advisory Committee for Privacy for the United States Federal Trade Commission and to two California State task forces on privacy and data security laws. Jayson is executive director and co-founder of Ponemon Institute, LLC. In this role, she is responsible for managing the Institute's operations, including research on privacy and information management issues. Jayson's background includes marketing, investor relations and corporate communications for such leading organizations as KPMG Peat Marwick, Arthur Andersen and the Financial Relations Board.

THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2008

8 - 9 am
Justice or Just Us?
Jarret Lovell
Activism 101

9 - 10 am
What Would Arwen Do?
Tani Tinuviel
An Elvish perspective on life

1 - 3 pm
The Stage Door Swings
KDD
Interviews with the Best in American Show Music

5 - 6 pm
Out the Rabbit Hole
Robert Larson
Reality Slamming Gab & Jamming

FRIDAY, JULY 11, 2008

8 - 9 am
Treading the Undercurrent
Heather Hare
Exploring Censorship Issues

9 - 10 am
Voices of the World
MaryKnoll
Presenting World News in Human Terms

5 - 6 pm
The Aggressive Moderate
William Bruzzo
Democratic-Republican Debate

SUNDAY, JULY 13, 2007

9– 10 am
The Sharp Show
Serena Sharp
Hot Topics You Really Care About

MONDAY, JULY 14, 2008

8 -9 am
Record Store Memories
DJ Lorraine
Guests Sharing Record Store Memories

9-10 am
Subversity
Dan Tsang
Subverting the Norm & Penetrating the Orange Curtain

5 - 5:30 pm
Counterspin
Janine Jackson, Steve Rendall and Peter Hart
An exposé of biased and inaccurate news

5:30 - 6 pm
Planetary Radio
Mat Kaplan
Explore Space with the Planetary Society

TUESDAY, JULY 15, 2007

8 - 9 am
Weekly Signals
Mike Kaspar & Nathan
News, Irreverent Commentary and Featured Guests

9 - 10 am
filmschool
Nathan Callahan & Mike Kaspar
Independent Film News, Reviews and Interviews

5 - 6 pm
The OC Show
Cameron Jackson
Orange County Politics

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2008

8 -9 am
Yogi World
CoCo B & Jay
Explore the World of Yoga Culture. Namaste.

9 -10 am
Writers on Writing
Barbara De Marco-Barrett
Get Published
An interview with Robert Crais, author of Chasing Darkness: An Elvis Cole Novel.

5 -6 pm
Privacy Piracy
Mari Frank
Protect Yourself in the Information Age

THURSDAY, JULY 17, 2008

8 - 9 am
Justice or Just Us?
Jarret Lovell
Activism 101

9 - 10 am
What Would Arwen Do?
Tani Tinuviel
An Elvish perspective on life

1 - 3 pm
The Stage Door Swings
KDD
Interviews with the Best in American Show Music

5 - 6 pm
Out the Rabbit Hole
Robert Larson
Reality Slamming Gab & Jamming

FRIDAY, JULY 18, 2008

8 - 9 am
Treading the Undercurrent
Heather Hare
Exploring Censorship Issues

9 - 10 am
Voices of the World
MaryKnoll
Presenting World News in Human Terms

5 - 6 pm
The Aggressive Moderate
William Bruzzo
Democratic-Republican Debate

SUNDAY, JULY 19, 2007

9– 10 am
The Sharp Show
Serena Sharp
Hot Topics You Really Care About

MONDAY, JULY 20, 2008

8 -9 am
Record Store Memories
DJ Lorraine
Guests Sharing Record Store Memories

9-10 am
Subversity
Dan Tsang
Subverting the Norm & Penetrating the Orange Curtain

5 - 5:30 pm
Counterspin
Janine Jackson, Steve Rendall and Peter Hart
An exposé of biased and inaccurate news

5:30 - 6 pm
Planetary Radio
Mat Kaplan
Explore Space with the Planetary Society

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