THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2010

8 - 9 am
Justice or Just Us?
with Jarret Lovell
Activism 101
The music of Kingston isn't what it used to be. Sound systems that used to send messages of peace, love, redemption and social living now blast lyrics that preach misogyny, violence, and homophobia. Many lovers of reggae music fear that this art form which has passed the history of the Jamaican people down each generation is giving way to new sub-genres, making Jamaican music less historically and culturally relevant. The Coalition to Preserve Reggae Music is a charitable organization that works to preserve the art form and its traditional message of healing and unity. The mission of the Coalition is to raise the bar in the creation, development, promotion and presentation of reggae. But how can this be done? What about freedom of speech, artistic creativity and the generation gap that always sees one generation passing judgment on the art of another? My guest on Justice, or Just Us? will be Sharon Gordon, co-Founder of the Coalition to Preserve Reggae Music.

9 - 10 am
The Docket
with Evan Simon
The Joy of Law School Without the Exams

4 - 5 pm
Out the Rabbit Hole
with Robert Larson
Reality Slamming Gab & Jamming

5 - 5:30 pm
Counterspin
with Janine Jackson, Steve Rendall and Peter Hart
An exposé of biased and inaccurate news

5:30 - 6 pm
Planetary Radio
with Mat Kaplan
Explore Space with the Planetary Society

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2010

8 - 9 am
Weekly Signals
with Mike Kaspar & Nathan Callahan
News, Irreverent Commentary and Featured Guests

9 - 10 am
filmschool
with Mike Kaspar
Independent Film News, Reviews and Interview

4- 5 pm
Food For Thought
with Greg Eng
A Cooking Show

5- 6 pm
The OC Show
with Cameron Jackson
News and Politics

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2010

8 -9 am
Common Sense
with Marcus
In-your-face Discourse Served with a Side of Hard Rock

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2010

8 -9 am
Privacy Piracy
with Mari Frank
Protect Yourself in the Information Age
An interview with David Brin, scientist, inventor and NY Times bestselling author. With books translated into twenty-five languages, he has won multiple Hugo, Nebula and other awards. A film directed by Kevin Costner was based on David's novel The Postman. Other works have been optioned by Paramount and Warner Bros. One of them - "Kiln People" - has been called a book of ideas disguised as a fast-moving and fun noir detective story, set in a vividly original future, while a hardcover graphic novel - "The Life Eaters"- explored alternate outcomes to World War II. David's science fictional Uplift Universe explores a future when humans genetically engineer higher animals, like dolphins, to speak.  As a "scientist/futurist" David Brin is seen frequently on shows like THE ARCHITECHS, UNIVERSE and LIFE AFTER PEOPLE (the most popular show ever, on the History Channel) – along with many appearances on PBS and NPR. David Brin will discuss the following topics and more!
• Your book is about how society becomes transparent, meaning that there are few obstacles to information. Does that mean no privacy?
• You claim that privacy doesn't have to be lost in the coming Transparent Society.  Isn't that a contradiction?
• You do say that privacy will have to be 're-defined' in the future.  So how do we redefine privacy?
• What concerns you more: government surveillance trampling on civil liberties, or government's inability to prevent terrorist attacks?
• How will life in the future be different than today's?

9 - 10 am
Ask A Leader
with Claudia Shambaugh
Leaders of All Stripes and Ages

5-6 pm
Subversity
with Dan Tsang
Subverting the Norm & Penetrating the Orange Curtain

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2010

8 - 9 am
Building the New Economy
with John Klug
Community Empowerment on the National, Regional, and Personal Level

9 - 10 am
Love and Romance
with Rose
Ignite Your Quest for Real Love

4 - 5 pm
What Would Arwen Do?
with Tani Tinuviel
A Middle-earth Perspective on Life

5 - 6 pm
The Blueberry MacGuffins
with Zana & Doug
Literature - Fiction, Nonfiction, and Poetry - for your Listening Pleasure

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2010

8 - 9 am
Health Matters
with Dr. Shakib
Alternatives to Mainstream Conventional Medicine

9 -10 am
Writers on Writing
with Barbara De Marc-Barrett and Marrie Stone
Get Published

4 - 5 am
Democracy Now!

5-6 pm
Our Digital Future
with Ziba Z
Librarians Around the World Discuss the Digital Future of Our Information Spaces

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2010

8 - 9 am
Justice or Just Us?
with Jarret Lovell
Activism 101

9 - 10 am
The Docket
with Evan Simon
The Joy of Law School Without the Exams

4 - 5 pm
Out the Rabbit Hole
with Robert Larson
Reality Slamming Gab & Jamming

5 - 5:30 pm
Counterspin
with Janine Jackson, Steve Rendall and Peter Hart
An exposé of biased and inaccurate news

5:30 - 6 pm
Planetary Radio
with Mat Kaplan
Explore Space with the Planetary Society

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2010

8 - 9 am
Weekly Signals
with Mike Kaspar & Nathan Callahan
News, Irreverent Commentary and Featured Guests

9 - 10 am
filmschool
with Mike Kaspar
Independent Film News, Reviews and Interviews

4- 5 pm
Food For Thought
with Greg Eng
A Cooking Show

5- 6 pm
The OC Show
with Cameron Jackson
News and Politics

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2010

8 -9 am
Common Sense
with Marcus
In-your-face Discourse Served with a Side of Hard Rock

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2010

8 -9 am
Privacy Piracy
with Mari Frank
Protect Yourself in the Information Age

9 - 10 am
Ask A Leader
with Claudia Shambaugh
Leaders of All Stripes and Ages

5-6 pm
Subversity
with Dan Tsang
Subverting the Norm & Penetrating the Orange CurtainAn

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2010

8 - 9 am
Building the New Economy
with John Klug
Community Empowerment on the National, Regional, and Personal Level

9 - 10 am
Career Quest
with Emily Woodman-Nance
Explore Career Transition Topics

4 - 5 am
Phenomenal Woman
with Tani Tinuviel
Get Fearless