Mon. May 28
Topic: Terrorism
Guest: Richard
Marcinko, Navy Commander (ret.)
A State Department report
on global terrorism says the number of attacks last year increased 8 percent
over 1999. Richard Marcinko, a retired Navy commander who lead special
operations teams of the elite Navy SEALS is an expert on terrorism. He
will discuss what can be done to protect us from these attacks.
Tue. May 29
Topic: Duty To Country
Guest: Bob Greene, columnist,
Chicago Tribune
On the eve of America’s
Memorial Day, a day we honor those who died for our country, we will talk
with Chicago Tribune columnist Bob Greene about his book DUTY. Greene
writes about his father and the people of that generation and how World
War II changed the world and their individual lives.
Wed. May 30
Topic: Population and
Environment
Guests: Robert Engleman,
Population Action International
Juanita Roca, Conservation International
Denise Caudill, University of Michigan
Although one report says
that the developing world’s population is projected to increase by 2.9
billion by 2050, compared with only 49 million in the more developed countries
there is generally more optimism. Our guests will discuss the impact of
this population growth on our environment.
Thr. May 31
Topic: Is Addiction a
Choice
Guests: Jeffrey A. Schaler,
PhD, psychologist
TBA
Our guests will debate whether
or not there is such a thing as ‘addiction’, a deliberate and conscious
course of action which people literally cannot stop doing.
Fri. June 1
Topic: Homosexuality
Studies Follow-up
Guests: Richard Cohen,
psychotherapist/Intl. Healing Foundation
TBA
This is a follow-up to the
Talk To America program of Thursday, May 17 when we hosted four guests
discussing the different opinions dealing with homosexuality. We were not
able to take all your calls and so now we are devoting a fill show to your
questions and opinions on this subject. |
