Week of April 8 - 12, 2013

Here's the rundown for this week's guests

Monday 4/8

Hr. 1

Joan Roby Davison,  veteran community activist and social service professional, discusses what she saw at recent city budget hearings

Hr. 2

Scandal visits the State Legislature again; we talk about possible reforms with Bill Mahoney, legislative director of the NT Public Interest Research Group

Tuesday 4/9

Hr. 1

Author Barbara Garson, whose latest book Down The Up Escalator discusses the experiences of the 99% of Americans not among the privileged

Hr. 2

U of R education professor David Hursh joins us along with several aspiring educators now studying for the field, to discuss trends which may discourage effective teaching

Wednesday 4/10

Hr. 1

Nazareth College foreign policy expert Sharon Murphy on America’s possible responses to North Korean saber-rattling

Hr. 2

Meet filmmaker and communications expert Carvin Eison of SUNY Brockport and Rochester Community Television

Thursday 4/11

Hr. 1

Teacher and author Mary Skvorak, author of Resistant Students; Reach Me Before You Teach Me

Hr. 2

The Best of 1370 Connection; memorable conversations with Julio Iglesias and the late Mel Torme (recorded)

Friday 4/12-Education Friday (first hour)

Hr. 1

Frank Cegelski looks at the reference resources available at the Eastman School of Music (recorded)

Hr. 2

Bob Smith discusses consumer sentiment in NY with the Siena Research Institute’s founding director Dr. Douglas Lonnstrom, joining us live on the line from the Capital District

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Pre-recorded programming may be replaced with live content on short notice.