DATE:     11/25/02
CONTACT:  Bob McAnally, (864) 656-7458
EDITOR:   Diane Palmer, (864) 656-4741

Your Day radio schedule for week of Nov. 25

     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 Nov. 25. 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, NOV. 25 -- S.C. Focus -- Saving the Newry Mill. Bob
Becker, director of the Strom Thurmond Institute, talks with Jeff
Burden of the Historic Preservation Program at the Pratt Institute
about the significance of this Oconee County landmark.
     Community Matters -- How Families Can Enjoy the Kindergarten
Years. Maureen Lee of the Institute on Family and Neighborhood Life
visits the Golden Strip Family and Child Development Center to talk
with Nancy Kendall, a counselor at the Center, and Jillian Harmon, the
mother of a child in the Center's four-year-old kindergarten program.
     The Arts, I -- The Poetry of Rize Cole. Glenn Hare of the Brooks
Center for the Performing Arts visits with the Columbia area poet who
reads selections from her book and CD, Spirit Voices Rizing.
     Radio Commentary -- Thanksgiving Thoughts. Furman University
President David Shi considers the history of Thanksgiving.
     TUESDAY, NOV. 26 -- Palmetto Gardening -- A live call-in program
on lawn and gardening topics hosted by Clemson Extension Horticulturist
Bob Polomski, author of Month by Month Gardening in the Carolinas. His
guest is Clemson University Entomologist Clyde Gorsuch.
     Got Bugs? -- A live call-in program on insects and other household
pests hosted by Charlotte Holt with Cam Lay, assistant department head
of Pesticide Regulation at Clemson University and Eric Benson, Clemson
Extension entomologist.
     WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27 -- Pet Talk -- A Trip to an Animal Emergency
Clinic. A special pre-recorded tour of the Animal Emergency Clinic in
Greenville with Anderson veterinarian Dr. Bobby Long.
     Food for Thought -- From Farm to Fork. Libby Hoyle, Extension food
and nutrition specialist with the Clemson University Department of
Packaging Science, visits the John De La Howe School in McCormick.
     THURSDAY, NOV. 28 -- Focus on the Future -- Urban Forestry in
South Carolina. Donna London of the Jim Self Center on the Future talks
with Liz Gilland of the S.C. Forestry Commission about our urban trees.
     Causerie -- Hanukkah Traditions. Sara Diaz finds out more about
the Festival of Lights from Peter Cohen, campus Jewish minister and
associate director of the Honors College at Clemson University.
     Lifestyles for Your Health -- Dealing with Holiday Stress and
Excess. Karen Kemper of the Clemson University Department of Public
Health Sciences offers advice on handling the pleasures and pressures
of the holidays.
     The Arts -- Show and Tell: New Yorker Profiles. Alan Schaffer
considers the childhood experiences of comedians Woody Allen, Roseanne,
Mike Nichols, and Bert Lahr, as he reviews a new book of celebrity
profiles written by John Lahr and published by the University of
California Press.
     A Radio Commentary -- In Search of the Authentic Thanksgiving
Dinner. Food writer Sandy Woodward discusses the menu for our "national
meal."
     For more information on these programs, contact Bob McAnally,
producer, at (864) 656-7458.
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