Mon. Oct. 29
Topic: Profile of America’s
Most Wanted Terrorists
Guests: James Woolsey,
former
Director of Central Intelligence Agency
22 men are listed as the
world’s most wanted terrorists. Our guests will discuss what they have
in common and how our listeners can help bring them to justice.
Tue. Oct. 30
Topic: Oil Dependence
after Sept. 11
Guests: Seth Dunn,
Research
Associate, Worldwatch Institute
TBA
Does US oil import dependence
factor into the anger of radical Islamic fundamentalists? What are the
other possible sources of oil and how important will they become to the
US during this crisis?
Wed. Oct. 31
Topic: Stomping Out Hate
Guest: Allison Milofsky,
Anti-Defamation
League
The National Parent Teachers
Association and the Anti-Defamation League have received support from First
Lady, Laura Bush in their campaign to stop hate and teach tolerance to
children. Our guest will discuss the steps schools and parents can take
to teach their children tolerance.
Thur. Nov. 1
Topic: America from Under
the Stars and Stripes
Guest: Lauri Lyons, author
of Flag, An American Story
Ms. Lyons traveled throughout
America before September 11 and talked to everyday people about what the
flag means to them. We will talk about how those feelings might have changed
since the terrorist attack.
Fri. Nov. 2
Topic: Managing Global
Issues
Guest: P.J. Simmons,
Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace
P.J. Simmons is one of the
editors of Managing Global Issues. In the book experts analyze international
problem solving across a sweeping set of issues and try to answer the bottom-line
question: what works? We will discuss, civil conflict, crime and money
laundering, refugees and human rights. |