DATE:     2/12/01
CONTACT:  Bob McAnally, (864) 656-7458
WRITER:   Diane Palmer, (864) 656-4741

Clemson University Radio Productions
'Your Day' schedule for week of Feb.12

     CLEMSON -- The following 'Your Day' radio programs from 
Clemson University Radio Productions are scheduled to air on 
the South Carolina Educational Radio Network for the week of 
February 12. The program airs from Noon to 1 p.m., Monday 
through Thursday. Listeners can call in questions during a 
"live" show by using the toll-free phone number: 1-888-539-8859.
     This Valentine's week is a fundraising occasion for the 
S.C. Educational Radio Network, and 'Your Day' will feature many 
of our frequent contributors. Learn more about the folks behind 
the voices you hear in our weekly segments.
     Monday, 2/12 -- Your Day will examine America's love affair 
with the railroad on 'S.C. Focus' with Bob Becker of the Strom 
Thurmond Institute and his guest, railroad historian Roger Grant, 
chair of the Clemson University Department of History. Gary Melton 
of the Institute on Family and Neighborhood Life will speak with 
Dr. Andrew Billingsley, Rev. Harrison Lampley, and Rev.
Charles Malloy about the role of churches and other faith-based
organizations in the community in 'Out & About'.  And, go backstage
with members of the Zephryos Quintet following a performance at 
Clemson University's Brooks Center for the Performing Arts and 
enjoy selections from their concert in 'The Arts'.
     Tuesday, 2/13 -- A special live hour of 'Got Bugs?'.  
Clemson University Extension Entomologist Eric Benson and Cam 
Lay, assistant department chair of Pesticide Regulation will 
take phone call questions from the site of the 42nd Annual S.C. 
Pest Control Operators School in Columbia.  Their guests will
include Reeves Gressette, III, the president of the South Carolina 
Pest Control Association (SCPCA), Fred Cliff, a former executive
secretary of the SCPCA, and Fred Strickland, a nationally known 
trainer from Terminix based in Mobile, Alabama.
     Wednesday, 2/14 - Valentine's Day, listeners can call in to 
share love stories about their pets--or to seek advice about them--
on 'Pet Talk' with host Ann Lee McPhail and Dr. Glenn Birrenkott, 
chair of the Clemson University Department of Animal and Veterinary
Sciences.  And then, Seasons by the Lake Chef Tom Brocaglia joins 
host Ann Lee McPhail and Extension food and nutrition specialist 
Libby Hoyle to talk about feeding a "healthy heart" on 'Food For
Thought'.
     Thursday, 2/15 - Donna London of the Jim Self Center on the 
Future talks with John Knott from the sustainable community of 
Dewees Island on 'Focus on the Future'.  Sara Diaz asks Clemson
University Chemistry professor Melanie Cooper about the chocolate 
we may have consumed on Valentine's Day in 'Causerie'.  Karen 
Kemper joins us live to talk about the emotional aftermath of
Valentine's Day on 'Lifestyles for your Health'.  Janette Turner
Hospital, the instructor USC's open university course, 'Caught in 
the Creative Act', and her guest, writer Louise DeSalvo, discuss
adultery in 'Out & About'. And, Chef Tom Brocaglia provides a 
delicious recipe for a basic beer batter bread on 'The Chef's 
Table'.
     For more information on these programs, contact production 
coordinator Bob McAnally at (864) 656-7458.
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