DATE:     2/26/01
CONTACT:  Bob McAnally, (864) 656-7458
WRITER:   Diane Palmer, (864) 656-4741

Your Day schedule for week of Feb. 26

     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 26. 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.
     Monday, 2/26 -- S.C. Focus--Developing Naturally, an 
international program developed by Clemson University Associate
Professor of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management Tom Potts, 
is the topic of this discussion with Bob Becker of the Strom 
Thurmond Institute.
     Out & About--America's love affair with the automobile is 
the subject of a commentary by Dr. David Shi, president of Furman
University.
     The Arts--Glenn Hare of the Brooks Center for the Performing 
Arts views an exhibit of African American art at the Greenville 
County Art Museum with curator Martha Severens. Then, Art Therapist
Lyssa Harvey and Paul Jeter of the Alzheimer's Association discuss
"Caring Colors," an arts workshop for caregivers of adults with
Alzheimer's disease.
     Tuesday, 2/27 -- Palmetto Gardening--A one hour special call-in
program from the Florence site of the Governor's Agriculture and
Natural Resources Summit with host Sam Cheatham, Lexington County
Extension agent, and his guest, Trudi Bartkus, a Master Gardener
volunteer. 
     Wednesday, 2/28 -- Pet Talk--Live call-in with host Ann Lee
McPhail and Dr. Glenn Birrenkott, chair of the Clemson University
Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences.
     Food for Thought -- Live call-in program on mad cow disease 
and other meat inspection issues with Ann Lee McPhail and Extension
Food and Nutrition Specialist Libby Hoyle and guest Dr. Dan Lafontaine
from Clemson University's Division of Livestock and Poultry Health.
     Thursday, 3/1 -- Focus on the Future--Host Donna London of the 
Jim Self Center on the Future and her guest Representative Chip 
Campsen discuss a new land conservation bill. 
     Causerie--The performing arts at Clemson University with host 
Sara Diaz and guest Chip Egan, director of Theater. 
     Lifestyles for Your Health--Karen Kemper, associate professor 
in the Department of Health Sciences at Clemson University.
     Out & About--John Edgar Wideman, an author with South Carolina
Roots talks with Janette Turner Hospital, writer-in-residence at the
University of South Carolina.
     The Chef's Table--Host Libby Hoyle and Chef Tom Brocaglia help 
you get more grains into your diet with a buckwheat recipe.
     For more information on these programs, contact production
coordinator Bob McAnally at (864) 656-7458.
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