Sinopsis
One-of-a-kind interviews with locally and nationally-renowned authors, regional newsmakers, opinion leaders, educators, performers, athletes, and other intriguing members of the community.
Episodios
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The Morning Show- 4/26/20 Joe Kane on "Who wants to be a Millionaire"
26/04/2020 Duración: 57minFrom 2003 comes this interview with a Racine school teacher named Joe Kane, talking about his memorable experience as a contestant on the game show "Who wants to be a Millionaire," which has recently returned to ABC's prime time schedule. <Joe Kane won $16,000 in his appearance on the program. He passed away in 2016.>
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The Morning Show - 4/25/20 1599: A year in the life of William Shakespeare
25/04/2020 Duración: 38minThis 2006 interview is with Shakespeare scholar James Shapiro, author of "1599: A Year in the Life of William Shakespeare." Shapiro chronicles this single (and quite significant) year in Shakespeare's with an astounding amount of detail.
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The Morning Show- 4/24/20 Tom Clavin (Tombstone)/ Ed Ruggero (Blame the Dead)
24/04/2020 Duración: 47minTwo new author interviews today: Part One: Tom Clavin, author of "Tombstone: the Earp Brothers, Doc Holliday, and the Vendetta Ride from Hell." Part Two: Ed Ruggero, author of "Blame the Dead."
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The Morning Show - 4/23/20 Gateway Technical College during COVID-19
23/04/2020 Duración: 47minThis is a monthly visit of Gateway Technical College president Bryan Albrecht. He is joined by Zina Haywood, Executive Vice President and Provost - and Dr. Victoria Hulback, Dean of Health Sciences at GTC, to explore how the school has made the transition into On-Line teaching - and what might be ahead.
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The Morning Show - 4/22/20 Shakespeare's Coriolanus On-Line
22/04/2020 Duración: 47minDr. Jonathan Shailor, Professor of Communications at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, talks about an amazing project he helped create in which he and 17 colleagues from the Shakespeare in Prisons Network ... all across the country ... presented an on-line performance of Shakespeare's play "Coriolanus" - a play astonishingly timely for this COVID-19 crisis. (Shakespeare wrote this play while England was suffering from a frightening plague which, among other things, forced the temporary closure of theaters.)
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The Morning Show- 4/21/20 Addiction during COVID-19
21/04/2020 Duración: 46minPart One- Guida Brown, executive director of the Hope Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs. Part Two- Michael Mahoney, Director of Chicago Services for Hazelden/Betty Ford. We explore some of the special challenges posed by the COVID-19 crisis to people struggling with additions and/or on the road to recovery.
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The Morning Show- 4/20/20 History Professor Tom Noer/ Children's author Joy Cho
20/04/2020 Duración: 44minPart One: Dr. Thomas Noer, Valor Distinguished Professor of Humanities and Professor of History at Carthage College, looks back at some of the most serious and significant epidemics in American history. Part Two: Joy Cho talks about her most recent books- and shares some suggestions on how we can support small businesses that are struggling during the COVID-19 Crisis.
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The Morning Show - 4/19/20 Nathan Gunn
19/04/2020 Duración: 01h06minFrom the archives comes an interview with American baritone Nathan Gunn, who has sung on most of the major opera stages of the world, including the Metropolitan Opera and the Lyric Opera of Chicago. (He starred in the Met's first HD simulcast - of Mozart's The Magic Flute.) The occasion of this interview was his appearance with the Milwaukee Symphony of Britten's War Requiem.
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The Morning Show - 4/18/20 Rats
18/04/2020 Duración: 50minFrom 2004 comes this conversation with Robert Sullivan, author of "Rats: Observations on the History and Habitat of the City's Most Unwanted Inhabitants." One comes away from this book with a deep appreciation for how amazing rats are.
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The Morning Show - 4/17/20 Peter Denee and his Fulbright Grant
17/04/2020 Duración: 46minDr. Peter Dennee, a member of the music faculty at Carthage College, shares the story of earning a Fulbright Grant to work and do research in the nation of Tanzania next year. He describes the arduous application process and the kind of work he is hoping to do in Tanzania.
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The Morning Show- 4/16/20 GTC Instructors Teaching Online
16/04/2020 Duración: 48minToday we present a second round of interviews with Gateway Technical College instructors sharing about what it is like to be teaching online. Our guests are: Pat Hoppe (electrical engineering), Maryanne Kuiper & Helene Stacy (nursing), Tedd Lupella (surgical technology), and Rich Malloy (adult high school.)
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The Morning Show - 4/15/20 Therapist Amy Champeau on COVID-19
15/04/2020 Duración: 48minPsychotherapist Amy Champeau returns to the Morning Show to offer some thoughts on how we can weather the COVID-19 crisis in a way that best preserves our mental and emotional well-being. She also honestly shares about her own difficulties with anxiety and how that has helped her to be able to help others deal with their anxiety issues.
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The Morning Show- 4/14/20 John Buenker, in memoriam
15/04/2020 Duración: 46minLong-time UW-Parkside history professor John Buenker passed away earlier this month. He was a frequent and much-admired Morning Show guest. This is a rebroadcast of a visit he paid to the Morning Show in early 2001. He offered thoughts on the very close and controversial victory of George W. Bush over Al Gore - and what was likely to be ahead in the then-new Bush presidency. We hope to share other archival interviews with Professor Buenker in the coming weeks and months.
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The Morning Show - 4/13/20 Steve Allen
13/04/2020 Duración: 55minSteve Allen, one of the legendary figures in entertainment history, was the original host of The Tonight Show (the first late-night talk show) and a prolific composer and author as well as a popular game show host and participant. He came to Carthage College during the first week of March 1999 as a Johnson Distinguished Visitor. This is one of the only instances in which I co-hosted a Morning Show interview with long-time WGTD news director Bill Guy, who created the program and was its primary host before his death a few months after this interview aired.
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The Morning Show - 4/12/220 "Chasing the Rodeo"
12/04/2020 Duración: 51minFrom 2006 comes this interview with W.K. Stratton, author of "Chasing the Rodeo: On Wild Rides and Big Dreams, Broken Hearts and Broken Bones, and One Man's Search for the West." It's fascinating look behind the scenes of the modern rodeo.
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The Morning Show - 4/11/20 Kitchen Literacy
11/04/2020 Duración: 51minFrom 2008 comes this conversation with Ann Vileisis, author of "Kitchen Literacy: How We Lost Knowledge of Where Food Comes From and Why We Need to Get it Back."
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The Morning Show - 4/10/20 - National Wildlife Week / Nan Calvert
10/04/2020 Duración: 48minIn honor of National Wildlife Week. Part One: David Mizejewski, a naturalist with the National Wildlife Federation. Part Two: Nan Calvert, from Root Pike WIN, and Rick Fare, an avid birdwatcher who is active with the local chapter of the Hoy Audubon Nature Club.
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The Morning Show- 4/9/20 GTC instructors on teaching online
09/04/2020 Duración: 46minFour instructors at Gateway Technical College talk about what it is like to teach online during the COVID-19 crisis .... in programs ranging from Nursing to Welding.
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The Morning Show - 4/8/20 Area Clergy and COVID-19
08/04/2020 Duración: 47minWe reached out to four members of the clergy in southeastern Wisconsin to find out how their respective congregations or parishes are functioning during COVID-19: Father Ricardo Martin, Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Racine .... Rev. Bradley Brown, North Cape Lutheran Church in Raymond ..... Rev. Susan Patterson-Sumwalt, First United Methodist Church in Kenosha .... and Rev. Levi Ketelson, pastor of the Burlington campus of Journey Church.
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The Morning Show- 4/7/20 Council of Dads
07/04/2020 Duración: 47minFrom 2010 comes this conversation with Bruce Feiler, author of the best-selling book "The Council of Dads: My Daughters, My Illness, and the Men Who Could Be Me," which NBC has adapted into a new drama series airing Tuesday evenings. When Feiler was diagnosed with life-threatening cancer, he approached several of his closest friends and asked if they would be willing to step in as surrogate fathers for his daughters. His beautiful book chronicles what is was like for him to assemble this 'council of dads.'