Mon. May 14
Topic: Missile Shield,
Nuclear Arms
Guests: Charles Moxley,
author
Jack Spencer, Heritage Foundation
President Bush has called
for the deployment of a missile defense system that would protect the U.S.
and its allies from rogue nuclear nations. Our guests will debate whether
these weapons are legal and necessary.
Tue. May 15
Topic: The Freedom of
Information Act
Guests: Prof. Robert
Vaughn, Professor of Law, American Univ.
Eric Thomas Chester, Ph.D., author
John E. Moss, the father
of the Freedom of Information Act, believed that citizens have a right
to the information gathered with their tax money and that enforcing that
right is essential to maintaining a democracy. Our guests will discuss
the impact of the Act and how it can be used by ordinary citizens.
Wed. May 16
Topic: Psychological
Impact of a Public Execution
Guests: Dr. Dorree Lynn,
psychologist
Jim Malone, VOA
Jeff Goodall, New York Times
Mass murderer Timothy McVeigh
will be executed this morning. Our discussion will consider the long-term
impact of viewing an execution. For the families of those killed will the
execution represent closure or retribution?
Thr. May 17
Topic: Homosexuality:
Is it Nature or Nurture
Guests: TBA
Our guests will discuss
the different theories proposed by the scientific community, which
is the dominant factor – nature or nurture..
Fri. May 18
Topic: Organized Crime
Guests: John W. Touhy,
author and expert on organized crime
George Anastasia, reporter, Philadelphia Inquirer
Is organized crime an international
shadow economy? Is it a danger to healthy governments? Join
guests, author, John Touhy who has followed international organized crime
for two decades and George Anastasia, a reporter, who covers organized
crime in the United States for our discussion. |
