Tuesday 8:00 Buzz - 4/29/2008

This continues my effort to chronicle the guests and topics covered on the Stan Woodard's Tuesday 8:00 Buzz on WORT-FM. Our Podcast is online in the WORT Archives.

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Today's Show - April 29, 2008

No-show Guest: Steven Sapp Performer in Universes Theatre, performing at Overture Center on Friday.

First Guest: Norm Stockwell Discussing the upcoming Utah Phillips benefit concert to cover his medical expenses and celebrate his work and life, coming up on Wednesday May 14, 7PM at the Barrymore theatre, featuring Lou & Peter Berryman, Anne Feeney, Ken Lonnquist, Larry Penn, Kris Adams, Josh Harty, Stephen Lee Rich, John Wort Hannam, Tricia Alexander, and David HB Drake, with Skip Jones as MC sponsored by the Madison chapter of the International Workers of the World and Madison Folk Music Society.

Second Guest: Dedrick Muhammad Analyst for Institute for Policy Studies, talking about his IPS report 40 Years Later: The Unrealized American Dream", examining the progress in and challenges to economic equality between African Americans and whites since April 4, 1968. (And, of course, a little bit on Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright (also here) and Barack Obama (also here, of course)).

Musical Breaks: Black Man and I Wish from najee Plays Songs from the Key of Life -- a Tribute to Stevie Wonder by najee a EMI recording.

Tuesday 8:00 Buzz - 4/22/2008

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Today's Show - April 22, 2008 Happy Earth Day! Here are some events in the Madison area

First Guest: Brian Schultz Author of Spectacular Things Happen Along the Way: Lessons from an Urban Classroom (Non Fiction). A Teachers College Press book.

Second Guest: Thomas Kohnstamm Author of Do Travel Writers Go to Hell?: A Swashbuckling Tale of High Adventures, Questionable Ethics, and Professional Hedonism (Non Fiction). A Three Rivers Press boo.

Musical Breaks: Tomorrow and We Be Doin' It from Back on the Block by Quincy Jones a Qwest Records recording.

Tuesday 8:00 Buzz - 4/15/2008

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Today's Show - April 15th, 2008

First Guest: Renee Crawford Associate Director of the ACLU of Wisconsin. Her current major project is supporting Felon Enfranchisement to return the right of Wisconsin Felons to vote. She blogs at Crawford's Take.

Second Guest: Roxanne Lawson Africa Policy Director of TransAfrica Forum, talking about the recent elections in Zimbabwe. TransAfrica maintains a list of resources regarding the election.

Musical Breaks: Killer Joe and Stuff Like That from Q's Jook Joint by Quincy Jones - a Qwest Records recording.

Tuesday 8:00 Buzz - 4/8/2008

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Today's Show - April 8th, 2008

First Guest: Candace Sandy and Dawn Daniels Author of Souls Revealed (Non Fiction). A Kensington book. They have a website (soulsofmysisters.com).

Second Guest: Scott Bittle Author of Where Does the Money Go?: Your Guided Tour to the Federal Budget Crisis (Non Fiction). A Collins (a Harper Collins imprint) book.

Musical Breaks: Harvest of the World and So Far, So Near by Ronnie Laws from the album Deep Soul

Tuesday 8:00 Buzz - 4/1/2008

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Today's Show - April 1st, 2008

First Guest: Kimberla Lawson Roby Author of Sin No More (Fiction). A William Morrow book (a HarperCollins imprint).

Second Guest: Lurlene McDaniel Author of Prey (Fiction). A Delacorte book (Random House imprint).