The Sound of Ideas
Posted May 28, 2012
For Memorial Day, we’re taking some time out to think about how and what Americans have memorialized. In this episode, we’ll attempt to breathe some life back into the debates and controversies that have surrounded some of our most iconic national monuments. We’ll pay particular attention to the way monuments often seem to say more about their creators than about the people they memorialize. Case-in-point: the Washington Monument, the subject of decades of controversy about what sort of country the founders meant this to be.
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Around Noon
Posted May 28, 2012
Dee Perry shares some of her favorite interviews including a chat with father and son actors Martin Sheen & Emilio Estevez. Also we hear from award-winning actress Eva Marie Saint and Hollywood legend - George Hamilton.
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Around Noon
Posted May 29, 2012
Dan Polletta speaks with Cleveland's Broadway musical maven - Victoria Bussert - about the revue 'Sondheim on Sondheim' onstage now at PlayhouseSquare from Great Lakes Theater. Plus we share a performance by electric bass wizard Victor Wooten who plays The Beachland Ballroom tonight. And we meet Pandora Robertson the creator of Cleveland Public Theater's new experimental production - '13 Most American Dreams.'
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The Sound of Ideas
Posted May 29, 2012
One person decided to change the world one brick at a time. Another quit a high-paying job to 'take the happiness plunge.' They're people who could be huge successes in the commercial world but, instead, have decided to make their world more successful. They're helping some people and teaching others how to help themselves. We'll find out how they go about it and how it fulfills them. Join Mike McIntyre with your questions Tuesday at 9:00 a.m.
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