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Weekdays, 10 am to 12 noon, 7pm to 9 pm
Every weekday this summer, host Charlene Brown talks with guests and callers about politics, international affairs, literature, health, and much more. Charlene brings her solid news and reporting experience along with her knowledge of the central Ohio community to the Open Line table to offer listeners a new twist on this weekday WOSU 820 AM favorite.
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MONDAY
7/6 |
10:00 AM - Hispanic Community in Central Ohio
We’ll hear about issues facing the Central Ohio Hispanic community, with a panel of local community leaders.
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11:00 AM - U.S. Foreign Policy
We’ll discuss U.S. foreign policy in a time of conflict, with Ohio Wesleyan International Relations Professor and OSU Mershon Center for International Security Studies Associate Sean Kay.
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TUESDAY
7/7 |
10:00 AM - Civil Rights Movement
We’ll hear how African-Americans in a rural county in Alabama contributed to the larger civil rights movement, with Ohio State University History Professor Hasan Kwame Jeffries.
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11:00 AM - Childhood Health and Physical Activity
We’ll hear about the importance of physical activity for children before they reach school age, with Ohio State University School of Physical Activity and Educational Services Associate Professor Jackie Goodway, Ohio State University Sport Fitness Health Program Lecturer Laura Mowad, and Ohio State University Child Care Program Director Maggie Summers.
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WEDNESDAY
7/8 |
10:00 AM - Treatment of Livestock
We’ll discuss the treatment of livestock…and hear two points of view on a recently proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution to create a standards board to oversee the care of farm animals, with Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Senior Vice President of Public Policy Keith Stimpert and Humane Society of the United States Senior Director of the Factory Farming Campaign Paul Shapiro.
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11:00 AM - Nation of Farmers
Author Aaron Newton charges that Americans will need to change the relationship they have with food to deal with the prospect of growing hunger nationwide.
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THURSDAY
7/9 |
10:00 AM - Relationship with In-Laws
We’ll hear about the tensions that arise with in-law relationships…and what can be done to manage them, with writer and psychologist Terri Apter.
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11:00 AM - Bicycling in Central Ohio
We’ll hear about bicycling in Central Ohio, with Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) Principal Planner Bernice Cage, and Ohio Bicycle Federation Board member Steve Hardwick.
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FRIDAY
7/10 |
10:00 AM - Intelligence and Culture
Special encore presentation of 'The Best of Open Line’: University of Michigan Psychology Professor Richard E. Nisbett says schools and culture can increase intelligence.
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11:00 AM - Central Ohio Restaurants
Open Line Weekend with WOSU News Host Marilyn Smith…We’ll hear about the best food and restaurants in Central Ohio, with a panel of food critics: father and son Rich Terapak and Rich Terapak.
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Open Line is a forum for civil conversation...we ask that our callers follow certain guidelines while participating:
- Callers are welcome to call in every other week. For example, you call and get on the air on Thursday... skip the next week, and you are allowed to call the following week on Monday (or any other day that week).
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Our callers are an integral part of Open Line. The show relies on a steady flow of engaged and thoughtful listeners to keep the program moving. By following these guidelines we'll be sure to hear you on the radio!
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