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Weekdays, 10 am to 12 noon, 7pm to 9 pm Weekday mornings, Fred Andrle hosts his award-winning talk program. Fred's show features fascinating national and local guests. He guides an intelligent and balanced discussion on topics ranging from politics to literature, music to science, health to finance, and psychology to science fiction. Listen Live:
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Did you miss one of Fred's shows? This week's episodes are available below. If you are looking for an episode from a previous week, click on the ARCHIVE link below. Open Line Podcasts:
You can listen to Open Line whenever and wherever you want. You can subscribe to Open Line's podcast with the following link: http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast.php?id=510161 For a schedule of select episodes of Open Line aired on the Ohio Channel, go HERE. Your voice matters on WOSU's Open Line.
Call Open Line at 614-292-8513 or write to Open Line at openline@wosu.org (N.B. All emails will be read, but the producers may not have time to respond to all of them personally). Please review CALLER GUIDELINES. Archive
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MONDAY
9/8 |
10:00 AM - The 9/11 Commission
New York Times investigative reporter Philip Shenon with a critical evaluation of the work of the 9/11 Commission.
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11:00 AM - The Immigration Crackdown
A Columbus Dispatch investigative series: “American Divide: the Immigration Crackdown,” with Columbus Dispatch reporters Jill Riepenhoff and Stephanie Czekalinski.
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TUESDAY
9/9 |
10:00 AM - Living Biblically
About a journalist’s year-long spiritual experiment to follow the Bible as literally as possible, with author and Esquire editor at large A.J. Jacobs.
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11:00 AM - TBA
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WEDNESDAY
9/10 |
10:00 AM - Ohio Politics in the News
Ohio politics, Governor Strickland, and the Ohio General Assembly in the news, with Dayton Daily News Statehouse Bureau Reporter Laura Bischoff, Ohio Public Radio Statehouse News Bureau Correspondent Jo Ingles, and Columbus Dispatch Public Affairs Reporter Jim Siegel.
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11:00 AM - The Best Food and Restaurants in Central Ohio
About the best food and restaurants in Central Ohio, with WOSU food critic Rich Terapak; Columbus Dispatch food critic Jon Christensen; and CityScene Magazine, and Delaware Gazette food critic Steve Stover.
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THURSDAY
9/11 |
10:00 AM - Presidential Campaigns
As part of our special 2008 Presidential election coverage, the presidential campaigns, with NPR’s “political junkie” Political Editor Ken Rudin.
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11:00 AM - Election 2008 Open Forum
You decide the topic in an open forum.
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FRIDAY
9/12 |
10:00 AM - Neoslavery System
Special encore presentation of “The Best of Open Line”: Wall Street Journal Atlanta Bureau Chief Douglas Blackmon says for decades after the official abolition of American slavery, African Americans suffered under a “neoslavery system.”
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11:00 AM - Diagnosing and Treating Illness
Special encore presentation of “The Best of Open Line”: How doctors diagnose and treat illness, with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center chief of experimental medicine Dr. Jerome Groopman, M.D.
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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).
- We appreciate thoughtful, courteous, and civil contributions to the conversation. Our callers respect the opinions of others and engage in meaningful dialogue.
- Think about what you want to say before you dial. Please be brief and express your thoughts clearly with the call screener. The same goes for email messages...the more concise the better.
- Don't use a speakerphone-the sound quality is inadequate for the radio. Don't call from a cell phone WHILE DRIVING-it's dangerous for you and other motorists.
- TURN OFF YOUR RADIO as soon as the screener answers the phone! The 10 second delay on the radio broadcast causes confusion for caller and screener.
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!
View Open Line on the Ohio Channel at these times:
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