Week of November 26 - 30, 2012

Here's the rundown for this week's guests

Monday 11/26

Hr. 1

Steve Greenberg of the Siena Research Institute on why the polls turned out so accurate, both locally and nationally, and what the numbers tell us

Hr. 2

Ganondagan Historic Site director Peter Jemison on the lessons of history—and work under way to re-create elements of the past so people can understand the heritage they represent—as the special lecture series at Nazareth Arts Center concludes

Tuesday 11/27

Hr. 1

MCC Damon Center dean Pete Otero on future plans for the college’s center city presence

Hr. 2

Joe Marchese on personal investment and money management—and the possible impact of the fiscal cliff on investors

Wednesday 11/28

Hr. 1

RIT’s Steve Jacobs on how electronic games can promote health, and educate people on healthy behavior

Hr. 2

The independent film scene in western New York; Stan Main, president of the Rochester MovieMakers organization, and members of the independent film community including Mary Wilkens, past winner of the MindToMovie competition, and Nora Brown, executive director of the Finger Lakes Film Commission.

Thursday 11/29

Hr. 1

The local political scene post-election, with about…Time editor/publisher Jim Blount

Hr. 2

Author, coach and sports broadcaster V.J. Stanley, author of the forthcoming Stop the Tsunami in Youth Sports (recorded)

Friday 11/30

Hr.1

U of R climate scientist Vasily Petrenko, on what Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath taught us

H2. 2

Garth Fagan and Alison Saar join us to discuss their new collaboration with Wynton Marsalis, Lighthouse/Lightnng Rod (recorded)

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