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Tuesday September 25, 2007
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Hosted by Jane Hampden

Guests: Kurt Chandler, Howard Learner, Jeanne Higgins, Thomas Maltman, Gale Childs Daly, Stacy Hicks
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The Prodigal Son
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Kurt Chandler is a senior editor of Milwaukee Magazine. He writes about Alderman Michael McGee, Jr. in the October issue of the magazine. The article is called The Prodigal Son. He speaks with Jane Hampden. McGee is in jail, facing state and federal felony charges.


Selling Wood One
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Howard Learner directs the Environmental Law and Policy Center, which has offices in Chicago and Madison. He talks with Mitch Teich about his group’s opposition to proposed timber sales in Wisconsin’s northwoods.


Selling Wood Two
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Jeanne Higgins is supervisor of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. She responds to Learner’s points. The forest service supports limited timber sales.


The Night Birds
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Thomas Maltman is author of The Night Birds, his first novel. He’s a professor of creative writing and literature at Silver Lake College in Manitowoc. He talks with Jane Hampden.


We All Speak Shakespeare's Language
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Gale Childs Daly is resident text coach at Milwaukee Shakespeare, and a teacher at UW-Parkside. Stacy Hicks is a Milwaukee actor. They talk with Bonnie North about interpretation of Shakespeare. Click here to link to the website, No Sweat Shakespeare.

Click here to see a list of Shakespeare's words, and here to read "You're Quoting Shakespeare."


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