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Week of January 21th - January 25, 2002

 
Mon. Jan. 21
Topic: Families and Society
Guest: Allan C. Carlson, World Congress of Families

An international survey conducted by Wirthlin Worldwide found that the overwhelming majority of adults around the world agree that the natural family is the fundamental unit of society. We will discuss the importance of the family unit and its impact on society and the world in general.

Tue. Jan. 22
Topic: Pets For Your Health
Guest: Daniel P. Carey, D.V.M.

Every year hundreds of animals become family members. These cats, dogs and other animals bring love and joy to both children and adults. After the tragedy of September 11th our four legged friends also became emotional rescuers to those who had undergone a terrible emotional trauma. Our guest will discuss how animals can be used to help salve wounds that might not be seen by he human.

Wed. Jan. 23
Topic: Hit To Kill
Guest: Bradley Graham, reporter, Washington Post

Bradley Graham, a longtime military and foreign affairs correspondent for the Washington Post explores the reasons for the enduring debate over national missile defense.

Thr. Jan. 24
Topic: Suicide
Guest: TBA

Our guest will discuss what leads a person to come to the decision that they have no way out of their desperation but to commit suicide. He will also share ways to help them see that there are other alternatives.

Fri. Jan. 25
Topic: India / Pakistan – Crisis In the Making?
Guests: George Perkovitch, Carnegie Endowment
 Dana Robert Dillon, Heritage Foundation

Formula for a crisis: two nuclear powers existing side by side, both claiming Kashmir as theirs. The United States needs the support of both India and Pakistan in its fight against terrorism. What can and should the United States do in this troubled area and how can peace and stability be achieved will be the discussion this hour.

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