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Sunday at 11:30 a.m., Monday at 10:30 p.m. and Wednesday at 1:30 a.m. on KERA Television
Sunday at 5 p.m. on KERA Radio
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Upcoming Programs
Wednesday, 2/10
Noon: Considering the work of The Innocence Project and numerous recent death row exonerations around the country, is capital punishment still a viable solution in modern human society? We'll talk this hour with David R. Dow, litigation director at the Texas Defender Service and author of "The Autobiography of an Execution" (Twelve, 2010).
1pm: Are good times on the horizon? Andy Serwer, managing editor of Fortune Magazine certainly hopes so. His new book is "Starting Over: Why the last decade was so damn rotten and why the next one will surely be better" (Time Books, 2010). He'll join us for the hour.
Thursday, 2/11
Noon: How should an Islamic society address political reform? We'll talk this hour with Mohsen Kadivar, visiting professor of religious studies at Duke University and political activist in Iran. He'll deliver two lectures at Texas Woman's University this week.
1pm: How can a parent ensure that their children are happy? We'll talk this hour with Christine Carter, Ph.D., executive director of the UC Berkeley Greater Good Science Center and author of the new book "Raising Happiness: 10 Simple Steps for More Joyful Kids and Happier Parents" (Ballantine Books, 2010).
Friday, 2/12 â Television
7:30pm What was the fallout of the first and only debate featuring the leading Democratic candidates for governor? Our guests are Star-Telegram columnist Bud Kenney and Dr. Rita Kirk with SMU. Together, weâll examine the statements and claims by each of the candidates and hear from undecided voters in the audience.
And in the Art&Seek segment, weâll talk with Melina McKinnon, owner of M3 films, who is attempting to create a new model for philanthropy through filmmaking. Sheâs screening âToryâs Distractionâ on February 18th, the first of four documentaries her company is rolling out using her concept.
Wednesday, 2/10
Noon: Considering the work of The Innocence Project and numerous recent death row exonerations around the country, is capital punishment still a viable solution in modern human society? We'll talk this hour with David R. Dow, litigation director at the Texas Defender Service and author of "The Autobiography of an Execution" (Twelve, 2010).
1pm: Are good times on the horizon? Andy Serwer, managing editor of Fortune Magazine certainly hopes so. His new book is "Starting Over: Why the last decade was so damn rotten and why the next one will surely be better" (Time Books, 2010). He'll join us for the hour.
Thursday, 2/11
Noon: How should an Islamic society address political reform? We'll talk this hour with Mohsen Kadivar, visiting professor of religious studies at Duke University and political activist in Iran. He'll deliver two lectures at Texas Woman's University this week.
1pm: How can a parent ensure that their children are happy? We'll talk this hour with Christine Carter, Ph.D., executive director of the UC Berkeley Greater Good Science Center and author of the new book "Raising Happiness: 10 Simple Steps for More Joyful Kids and Happier Parents" (Ballantine Books, 2010).
Friday, 2/12 â Television
7:30pm What was the fallout of the first and only debate featuring the leading Democratic candidates for governor? Our guests are Star-Telegram columnist Bud Kenney and Dr. Rita Kirk with SMU. Together, weâll examine the statements and claims by each of the candidates and hear from undecided voters in the audience.
And in the Art&Seek segment, weâll talk with Melina McKinnon, owner of M3 films, who is attempting to create a new model for philanthropy through filmmaking. Sheâs screening âToryâs Distractionâ on February 18th, the first of four documentaries her company is rolling out using her concept.
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