Week of January 21 - 25, 2013

This week several episodes of 1370 Connection are part of the RACE: Are We So Different series (learn more)

Here's the rundown for this week's guests

Monday 1/21

NO SHOW—Coverage of President Obama’s inauguration

Tuesday 1/22

Hr. 1

Dr. Molefe Asante, keynoter of this year’s Martin Luther King Day observance at Nazareth College, discusses issues of race, inclusion and equality as part of our series RACE; Are We So Different? (recorded)

Hr. 2

President Obama’s inaugural address, and prospects for his second term, discussed with U of R political science chair Gerald Gamm

Wednesday 1/23

Hr. 1

The pulse of the nation; we talk with one of the country’s most respected pollsters, Upstate NY’s John Zogby

Hr. 2

A conversation with attorney and Rochester School Board member Van White on the frustrations of African Americans today, as part of our ongoing dialogue, RACE: Are We So Different?

Thursday 1/24

Hr. 1

Rochester Downtown Development Corporation president Heidi Zimmer-Meyer on evolving plans for the center city, as part of the Rochester Regional Community Design Center’s Reshaping Rochester series

Hr. 2

Reviving economic opportunity for the community’s disadvantaged; we talk with Action for a Better Community chief executive James Norman as part of our series, RACE: Are We So Different?

Friday 1/25

Hr. 1

A conversation with Oscar=winning filmmaker Robin Lehman (RECORDED)

Hr. 2

Our discussion of key issues on Albany’s agenda begins with veteran State Senator Joe Robach

The program with James Howard Kunstler originally scheduled to air in the second hour on the 14^th, will instead be scheduled to air in the second hour on January 28.

The program scheduled for the first hour on the 25^th with Assembly Majority Leader Joe Morelle has been rescheduled to the first hour on Wednesday, January 30.

Some bookings can be subject to change or addition.

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.