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Did you miss one of Fred Andrle's interesting guests? Do you want to hear one of his engaging conversations again? Now you can listen to the program of your choice using this archive.
Of course, you can catch Fred live weekdays, 10 am to 12 noon and 7-9 pm on WOSU 820. Current week's show schedule
Open Line Podcasts - If you want to download Open Line, visit our podcasts page. Additionally, a podcast archive can be found at our podcast archive page.
Note : The archive stream and podcasts may begin with the last portion of WOSU 820's local newscast.
10:00 AM New York Times reporter David Cay Johnston charges that the wealthiest Americans are enriching themselves at government expense and sticking you with the bill.
ListenReal Player | Windows Media 11:00 AM Two points of view- on the “Ohio Healthy Families Act” -to require certain businesses to provide employees with 7 paid sick days per year, with Ohioans for Healthy Families Spokesman Dale Butland and Buckeye Institute for Public Policy Solutions President David Hansen.
10:00 AM 57 million Americans who live a notch above the poverty line in America, with Princeton University Sociology and Public Affairs Professor Katherine Newman.
10:00 AM A critical analysis of U.S. homeland security, are we getting our moneys worth? with Ohio State University Political Science Professor John Mueller and University of Newcastle Civil Engineer Mark Stewart.
10:00 AM Homeless issues in Central Ohio, with Friends of the Homeless and Homeless Outreach Services Director Carl Landry, Homeless Families Foundation Program Manager Erin Maus, Community Shelter Board Executive Director Barbara Poppe and Columbus Coalition for the Homeless Director Don Strasser.
ListenReal Player | Windows Media 11:00 AM A conservative perspective on American politics, with a leading historian of the conservative movement, Heritage Foundation Distinguished Fellow Lee Edwards.
10:00 AM Charges that American politics are undermining our economic prosperity, with founder and coeditor of American Prospect magazine and Boston Globe columnist Robert Kuttner.
10:00 AM The results of the New Hampshire presidential primary, with presidential scholars: Ohio State University College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Dean Paul Beck, State University of New York at Buffalo Political Science Department Professor and Chair James Campbell, Ohio State University Political Science Professor Emeritus John Kessel.
Join Guest Host Bob Singleton: 10:00 AM The impact of the assassination of Benazir Bhutto on the future of Pakistan and U.S. foreign policy, with former Special Advisor to the United Nations and Pakistan expert Paula Newberg.
ListenReal Player | Windows Media 11:00 AM Thoughts and observations from the world’s great thinkers, with Random House Quotationary Editor Leonard Roy Frank.
Special encore presentation of “The Best of Open Line”: 10:00 AM A storyteller’s return to the Midwest to discover his roots and to explore the history of the early settlers, with author and Indiana University Distinguished English Professor Scott Russell Sanders.
10:00 AM State and local politics in 2007 and look forward to 2008, with Ohio Public Radio Statehouse News Bureau Reporter Bill Cohen, Columbus Dispatch Public Affairs Reporter Jim Siegel, and WOSU News Director Mike Thompson.
11:00 AM The best food and restaurants in Central Ohio, with WOSU food critic Rich Terapak, Columbus Dispatch food critic Jon Christensen, and WTVN Radio food critic Steve Stover.
10:00 AM The Mormons—The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, one of the fastest-growing religions in America and the world, with religion writer and journalist Richard Ostling.
SymphonyCast is a two-hour weekly radio program featuring a full-length concert by a national or international symphony orchestra. Concerts are drawn from Europe's leading ensembles, along with U.S. orchestras, including the Los Angeles Philharmonic, The Philadelphia Orchestra and The Cleveland Orchestra. SymphonyCast airs on WOSU 89.7 weekly on Sunday evenings at 8pm through September. more...
