Week of July 16 - 20, 2012

Here's the rundown for this week's guests

Monday 7/16

Hr. 1

Cornell University meteorologist Mark Wysocki joins us on the line from the campus in Ithaca and explains why we’re experiencing the hottest summer in 140 years

Hr. 2

Why worry about LIBOR? And will Kodak trade again on the stock exchanges? Answers from Brighton Securities president George Conboy

Tuesday 7/17

Hr. 1

A new way to look at our energy alternatives, from Hobart & William Smith faculty member Tom Drennen

Hr. 2

Understanding the action in the appellate courts that make news; NY Bar Association past president Vince Buzard and legal colleague Justin Runke

Wednesday 7/18

Hr. 1

Making what you grow, grow better; Mike Tanzini and Greg Frank answer your lawn and garden questions

Hr. 2

U of R faculty members Carl Hagen, Regina Demina and Arie Bodek on their roles in finding the elusive Higgs Boson, and why its probable discovery is a landmark in understanding our universe

Thursday 7/19

Hr. 1

Democrat and Chronicle home repair columnist Jerry Ludwig

Hr. 2

An encore presentation of our conversation with Credit Card Nation author, and former RIT professor, Bob Manning on what difference regulation can make to our financial system (recorded)

Friday 7/20

Healthy Friday; a two hour discussion of personal health issues presented by Elissa Orlando

Healthy Friday Hour One Part One
Cancer Supportive services
Guests: Besty Twohig-Barret-Cancer Wellness Connections
Dr. Mohammed Tejani, URMC

Healthy Friday Hour One Part Two
Second Opinion Preview
Guests: Dr. Roger Oskvig, Dr. Mark Shelley, URMC

Healthy Friday Hour Two Part One
Fish—the good and the bad
Guests: Dr. Gary Myers, Dr. Edwin vin Wijngaarden, University of Rochester

Healthy Friday Hour Two Part Two
Yoga-classical practice
Guests: Bob Butera, Yoga therapist and author.

Recorded programming may be replaced with live content, and rescheduled, on short notice.

All programs originate live in our studios unless otherwise indicated. Schedules are subject to change in response to breaking news. Pre-recorded programming may be replaced with live content on short notice.