Today's talk
shows on
WMUB
Monday, July 13, 1998.
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Diane Rehm: NPR President Delano Lewis; Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome Fresh Air: JOHN FOGERTY...the
former leader of Creedance Clearwater Revival.
Public Interest: Studies of the Cosmos. Talk of
the Nation: Health Care Reform; Montoring All
Things Considered: Privacy and mental health care
The Diane
Rehm Show,
10-12 noon
10-11: NPR President Delano Lewis: Delano
(de-LAYN-oh) Lewis has been president and C.E.O.
of National Public Radio since 1994. At the end
of this month he'll step down to pursue other
interests. Diane talks with Del Lewis about the
state of public broadcasting today, and what the
future holds for him and for NPR.
11-12: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: As many as four
hundred thousand Americans suffer from a
mysterious illness known as Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome. A panel of doctors and patients joins
Diane to discuss current research on chronic
fatigue syndrome, and the reasons why this illness
is so often misdiagnosed and misunderstood.
Guests: Dr. Stephen Straus of NIH/National
Inst. on Allergic &
Infectious Diseases
Dr. Paul Levine, George Washington
University Dr. Bill Reeves, Center for
Disease Control & Prevention Dr. Marsha
Wallace, clinician specializing in CFS
Terry Hedrick, CFS patient John
Ginsberg, CFS patient
NOTE TO STATIONS: PEOPLE REQUESTING MORE
INFORMATION ON CFS CAN BE REFERRED TO THE CFIDS
("see-fids") ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA AT
1-800-442-3437
Fresh Air
with Terry Gross,
12:06-1 p.m.
JOHN FOGERTY...the former leader of Creedance
Clearwater Revival...At the guitar and in the
studio....He wrote the hits "Bad Moon Rising,"
"Born on the Bayou" and "Proud Mary"...Last year
he released a solo album of new songs....This year
he revives some of his classic songs on a new
C-D...
Public Interest,
1-2 p.m.
A TRIP TO YOUR LOCAL MOVIE THEATER MAY
PROVIDE YOU WITH STORIES ABOUT ASTEROIDS AND THE
END OF THE EARTH, BUT MANY OF US KNOW VERY LITTLE
ABOUT THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN STUDIES OF THE
COSMOS. ASTRONOMERS STEN ODENWALD AND TIMOTHY
FERRIS JOIN HOST KATHY MERRITT TO TALK ABOUT THEIR
PROFESSION AND TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT THE
STATE OF THE UNIVERSE.
Guests:
1. Sten Odenwald, astrophysicist and Chief
Scientist with Raytheon STX Corp. at the NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center; author, "The
Astronomy Cafe" 2. Timothy Ferris,emeritus
professor at the University of California,
Berkeley, author of "Coming of Age in the Milky
Way", and "The Whole Shebang: A State of the
Universe(s) Report"
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Talk of
the Nation/
Science Friday,
2-4 p.m.
Join Ray Suarez for a look at efforts to make
quality health care available and affordable, and
whether Congress can remedy the health care
conundrum...And in the second hour...A look at the
role of mentoring in the workplace and whether it
helps employees achieve their career goals...
HOUR 1: Health Care Reform
HOUR 2: Montoring
on today's
All Things
Considered,
4-7 p.m.
Later today, the issue of privacy and mental
health care. Many health insurance providers can
examine a patient's record of psychiatric care.
Critics worry that could affect a patient's
willingness to seek treatment, since there are no
guarantees that sensitive personal information
won't end up in the hands of employers and data
banks.
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