DATE:     3/29/04
CONTACT:  Bob McAnally, (864) 656-7458
EDITOR:   Diane Palmer, (864) 656-4741

Your Day radio schedule for week of Mar. 29

     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 Mar. 29. 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, MARCH 29 - S.C. Focus -- The History of Women in Sports.
Bob Becker, director of the Strom Thurmond Institute on Government and
Public Affairs at Clemson University, talks with Pamela Grundy, author
of From Amazons to Glamazons: the Rise and Fall of North Carolina
Women's Basketball, 1920-1960 and Learning to Win: Sports, Education,
and Social Change in Twentieth-Century North Carolina.
     Community Matters -- A Decline in the Number of Child Sexual Abuse
Cases in the United States. Gary Melton, director of the Institute on
Family and Neighborhood Life, speaks with David Finkelhor, professor of
sociology and director of the Crimes Against Children Research Center
at the University of New Hampshire.
     The Arts -- Women in Country Music. Glenn Hare learns about the
contributions of women to the history of country music from Professor
Mark Hosler of the Clemson University Department of Performing Arts.
From Samantha Baumgardner to Patsy Cline, we'll hear examples from
throughout the years, along with some of the stories behind the tunes.
     TUESDAY, MARCH 30 -- Live at the S.C. Botanical Garden -- Palmetto
Gardening -- A live call-in program on lawn and garden topics with
Charleston County Extension Agent F. Brian Smith. Listeners may call in
for advice using our toll-free number: 888-539-8859.
     Got Bugs? -- A live call-in program on insects, spiders and other
household pests. Charlotte Holt hosts Cam Lay, assistant department
head of Pesticide Regulation at Clemson University, and Eric Benson,
Clemson Extension entomologist.
     WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 -- Food for Thought -- Talking Turkey. A live
call-in program on turkey hunting with Libby Hoyle, Extension food and
nutrition specialist in the Clemson University Department of Packaging
Sciences, and Rick Willey, Extension natural resource specialist in the
Clemson Department of Forestry and Natural Resources.
     Pet Talk -- A live, call-in program on pet care issues with host
Glenn Birrenkott of the Clemson University Department of Animal and
Veterinary Sciences and his guest Dr. Bobby Long of Magnolia Veterinary
Clinic in Anderson.
     THURSDAY, APRIL 1 -- Focus on the Future -- Filing your Tax
Returns. Donna London of the Jim Self Center on the Future speaks with
Tom Sheaffer of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
     The Arts -- "Radio Child," a story created especially for Your Day
audiences, by Jonathan Sanchez, one of the winners of the 2001 Piccolo
Fiction Open (PFO), an annual literary competition of the Piccolo
Spoleto Arts Festival. The PFO is receiving submissions for its fifth
competition through April 15. More information:
mailto:lisa@eatgoodbread.com. Jonathan Sanchez writes short stories and
leads poetry workshops in schools. Last summer he was
writer-in-residence at the Kerouac House in Orlando, Fla. He
gives many public readings, and tonight is his sixth annual Cooper
River Bridge Run show, featuring an original story at 8 p.m., Five
Loaves Cafe, Cannon and Coming Streets in downtown Charleston. He lives
in Charleston.
     The Chef's Table -- Duck Salad. Libby Hoyle visits with Chef Aaron
Siegle of Blossom Cafe on East Bay Street in Charleston.
     For more information on these programs, contact Bob McAnally,
producer, at (864) 656-7458.
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