Mon. Jan.13
Topic: State of the World 2003
Guest: Gary Gardner, The Worldwatch
Institute
The 2003 Worldwatch Institute Report
on progress toward a sustainable society suggests the reinvention of human
civilization is now within reach. Join us for a discussion on the state
of the world.
Tue. Jan.14
Topic: The Impact of Latin America
on the World
Guests: Manuel Lasaga,PhD, President
and co-founder of StratInfo
TBA
Our guests will discuss the various
problems Latin American countries are now facing and what if any
solutions are available to them.
Wed. Jan.15
Topic: The Brain / Body Connection
Guest: Sharon Promislow,
certified instructor of Stress Release and Educational Kinesiology
Stress prevents us from performing
at our peak levels. It can have a debilitating physiological effect.
But preventing the jittery feeling produced by stress that might make our
palms sweat, our voices crack or produce a mental block is more than mind
over matter. It involves re-educating the brain/body response that
affects not only our bodies, but our performance and attitude. The
guest has found that many of the techniques learning challenged children
use can be adapted for the average person to produce a better performance.
Thr. Jan. 16
Topic: Space Explorer
Guest: Scott Carpenter, astronaut
Scott Carpenter was the fourth American
in space and the second to orbit the Earth. After exploring space Carpenter
went on to command the underwater teams in the U.S. Navy’s Sea Lab program.
We will find out what the “Right Stuff” is and how it shaped his life.
Fri. Jan.17
Topic: Journalists and War
Guests: Lewis Wolfson,
Professor Emeritus, American University School of Communication Director,
Dialogue With the Press
Scott Anderson, Reporter
At one time both sides in a conflict
looked to the news media to present their side of an issue. That has changed.
Reporters, whether in Chechnya or in Afghanistan or elsewhere, seem to
be the target. What has caused the change? Have reporters changed
the way they cover events? Have news organizations changed the way
they present news? Or are there other factors responsible? |