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PUBLIC AFFAIRS
View listings of YPR's upcoming and recently aired public affairs
programs
Wed 03.10 11am
A performance of Britten’s Piano Concerto No. 1 and Irish
Reel by the Indianapolis Symphony, with commentary by Raymond Leppard
and Rich Kleinfeldt on Indianapolis
on the Air.
Thu 03.11 8pm
Conversation with actress Isabella Rossellini, director of the
Green Porno short film series, on City
Arts & Lectures.
Fri 03.12 11pm
Selections from independent singers and songwriters, classic artists,
and out of print recordings, from the 1960s to the present, on
Tin Pan Alley.
Sat 03.13 7pm
Musical insights, conversation and song with one of Irish music’s
most renowned guitar accompanists, Daithi Sproule on The
Thistle & Shamrock.
Sun 03.14 6am
How those in need benefit from a Massachusetts community service
organization’s work to rescue food that would be routinely
discarded by grocers and produce companies on Humankind.
Mon 03.15 6:30pm
Writer and editor Allen Jones, formerly with the Big Sky Journal,
discusses the turbulent world of publishing on RealTime.
Tue 03.16 8pm
David Robertson conducts the New
York Philharmonic in Ravel’s
Mother Goose Suite and Bartok’s complete The Wooden Prince.
Wed 03.17 2pm
Female drummers, Sherrie Maricle and Cindy Blackman, lead their
groups in concert at the Mary Lou Williams Women in Jazz Fest
at the Kennedy Center on JazzSet.
Thu 03.18 8pm
Novelists Zoe Heller and Vendela Vida in conversation on City
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Public Affairs
A Woman of No Consequence
airs Wednesday, March 10, 6:30pm
Born into a cultured Indian family, Sethu Ramaswamy read all the novels
of Charles Dickens before the age of ten. Then she was forced to leave
school to get married. At 15 she was a mother. 65 years later, her published
autobiography thrust her from obscurity into a surprising "third
act" to her life. Her granddaughter, Sarmishta
Subramanian, produced
this intimate documentary of an extraordinary life.
Public Affairs
Independent Minds:
At War in the Pacific
airs Wednesday, March 10, 7pm
The Pacific Theater saw some of the most brutal, savage combat of World
War II. In adavnce of a new television miniseries about the Pacific Campaign,
At War in the Pacific highlights the heroism and sacrifice of the young
men tasked with pushing from island to island toward Japan and explains
how their experiences have shaped the history of the United States.
RealTime with
George Cole
Mondays at 6:30
March 15
Writer and editor Allen Jones discusses the turbulent world
of publishing. Jones is the author of two books and over a hundred magazine articles
and short stories and is a former editor of Big Sky Journal. He blogs
at www.manuscriptmedics.com/blog/
Home
Ground with Brian Kahn
Tuesdays at 6:30pm
March 16
Kenny Martin is a banker in Lincoln, MT. He explains why
Montana banks are surviving America's big-bank crisis.
Recently
Aired . . .
The
Changing World:
Coffee in Vietnam
aired Tuesday, March 9, 7pm
Vietnam is now the world's second largest exporter of coffee beans. But that's
brought its own set of problems, from getting a fair price to the resulting deforestation.
Health
Matters w/ Rachel Rockafellow
airing the last Wednesday of every month
Sebastian White
aired Wednesday, February 24, 6:30pm
 Sebastian
White (WMA)
 Sebastian
White (MP3)
Nurse Practitioner Sebastian White specializes in diabetes care.
He discusses trends in diabetes diagnosis, treatment plans, and the risks associated
with the disease. For more information on diabetes resources in our area, visit
the Montana
Diabetes Project or Wyoming
Diabetes Information websites.
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