Tue. Apr. 17
Topic: Migraine Headaches
Guests: Dr. Stuart Stark, Neurologist and Headache expert
            Michael Coleman, MAGNUM, Migraine Awareness Group
            Terri Miller Burchfield, MAGNUM Now
Experts now generally agree that migraine is a brain disorder and that all 
of the symptoms are the result of brain-related changes. Our guests will discuss the latest treatments and how to live with migraines.

Wed. Apr. 18
Topic: Surviving Death Row
Guests: Prof. Binny Miller, The Innocent Project, American Univ.
           Paula Caplan, psychologist, playwright
Paula Caplan’s play, “The Test” is based on a former death row inmate who’s death Sentence was commuted. That inmate is now an ordained minister. Professor Miller’s the Innocent Project seeks the exoneration and release from confinement of persons who have been convicted of crimes they did not commit. We will discuss life on death row and why everyone there may not be guilty of a crime.

Thr. Apr. 19
Topic: What’s So Funny
Guests:  Darren LaCroix, The Humor Insitute
Dr. Lawrence Mintz, Art Gliner Center for Humor Studies, University of Md
April is National Humor Month in the United States. We all love to laugh but something that may be funny to you may not be funny to someone else. Is there a difference in humor because of culture, language, religion or age ? We’ll discuss humor and laughter and find out What’s So Funny ? 

Fri. Apr. 20
Topic: Biodiversity  (Earth Day)
Guests: Thomas E. Lovejoy, tropical and conservation biologist
             TBA
Dr. Lovejoy was the project leader of the National Biological Survey
and is this year’s co-winner of the Tyler Environmental Prize. Dr. Lovejoy was also the first person to use the term biological diversity and in 1980 made the first projection of global extinction rates in the Global 2000 Report. We will mark Earth Day with a discussionabout his prediction