Week of April 2 - April 6, 2012

Here's the rundown for this week's guests

Monday 4/2

Hr. 1

Meet Connie Herrera, whose new book introduces you to some of the recreational choices within an hour’s drive of Rochester

Hr. 2

We’re visited by David Bornstein, the latest in RIT’s “Visionaries in Motion” series, who’ll make the case for the approach of a New Enlightenment

Tuesday 4/3

Hr. 1

Former Rochester mayor and now RIT public policy professor Bill Johnson discusses the future needs of the urban community

Hr. 2

Ann Johnson, executive director of ACTRochester, shares the details of a new community report card

Wednesday 4/4

Hr. 1

Pollster Lee Miringhoff of the Marist Institute discusses the recent primaries, and what polls say about our near term political future

Hr. 2

Rochester Mayor Tom Richards discusses the impact of the new state budget on the city, and looks ahead to some of the community’s top priority agenda items

Thursday 4/5

Hr. 1

We convene the College of Collectible Knowledge to answer your questions on your antiques and collectibles

Hr. 2

Former New York State Republican chair, and former State Supreme Court judge, Richard Rosenbaum discusses the political landscape in New York today—as a New York primary approaches this month, which may make a difference nationally

Friday 4/6-Arts Friday

Hr. 1

We’ll talk with the people of the George Eastman House about their spring exhibits

Hr. 2

Brenda Tremblay introduces you to Joe Blackburn, organist and volunteer who played an important role in bringing pipe organ music back to the Eastman House campus

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