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Tuesday
2/12/2013
8:00 PM
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President Obama's State of the Union Address
President Obama's State of the Union Address: Host Melissa Block hosts this NPR Special, featuring analysis and reaction to the President's Speech, as well as the Republican response by Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.
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Monday
1/21/2013
12:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: Martin Luther King Tribute & Ceremony
We celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Junior in words and music.
It's Wisconsin's 33rd Annual Tribute, live from the State Capitol Rotunda in Madison.
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Tuesday
1/15/2013
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: State of the State Address
Goveror Scott Walker delivers his State of the State address before the legislature from the Assembly chambers at the State Capitol. Also, a response from the Senate Minority Leader. Your hosts are Shawn Johnson, and Frederica Freiberg.
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Sunday
11/11/2012
3:00 PM
121111A
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SPECIAL: Forever Ace: The Richard Bong Story (Part 1)
On this Veterans Day, WPR brings you a special documentary, "Forever Ace: The Richard Bong Story." Hear from World War II historians about America's all-time leading fighter pilot, his legacy, and from those who served along side this Wisconsin icon.
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Sunday
11/11/2012
4:00 PM
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SPECIAL: Forever Ace: The Richard Bong Story (Part 2)
Here's Part 2 of a special Veterans Day documentary, "Forever Ace: The Richard Bong Story."
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Tuesday
11/6/2012
8:00 PM
121106A
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: WPR/NPR Election Night Coverage
Wisconsin Public Radio's Shawn Johnson and Wisconsin Public Television's Frederica Freyberg follow the election throughout the night with results, and exclusive commentary from political analysts, WPR reporters, and candidates. (Audio: Tammy Baldwin's Victory Speech only)
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Tuesday
11/6/2012
11:00 PM
121106B
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: WPR/NPR Election Night Coverage
Wisconsin Public Radio's Shawn Johnson and Wisconsin Public Television's Frederica Freyberg follow the election throughout the night with results, and exclusive commentary from political analysts, WPR reporters, and candidates. (Audio: Obama's Victory Speech only)
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Monday
10/22/2012
8:00 PM
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SPECIAL: 2012 Presidential Debate from NPR
Live from Lynn University in Boca Raton, FL, it's the third presidential debate from NPR between President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney. This debate will be moderated by CBS News correspondent Bob Schieffer and involve issues revolving around the theme of foreign policy.
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Thursday
10/18/2012
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL: U.S. Senate General Election Debate
WTMJ and Wisconsin Public Television, in partnership with the Ideas Network, bring you a U.S. Senate General Election Debate between Democrat Tammy Baldwin and Republican Tommy Thompson.
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Thursday
10/11/2012
8:00 PM
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SPECIAL: 2012 Vice Presidential Debate from NPR
NPR brings you a live broadcast of the Vice Presidential debate between current Vice President Joe Biden and Republican VP candidate Paul Ryan. This debate will cover issues of domestic and foreign policy and be moderated by ABC's Martha Raddatz (RA-dits).
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Wednesday
10/3/2012
8:00 PM
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SPECIAL: 2012 Presidential Debate from NPR
Jim Lehrer moderates a special live broadcast from NPR of the first Presidential debate between President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney. The debate's theme will revolve around issues of domestic policy.
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Friday
9/28/2012
8:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: WBA U.S. Senate Debate
The Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, in partnership with the Ideas Network, brings you a live debate between Democratic incumbent Tammy Baldwin and Republican candidate Tommy Thompson.
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Friday
8/10/2012
8:00 PM
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SPECIAL: U.S. Senate Primary Debate
Wisconsin Public Television, in partnership with Wisconsin Public Radio and WTMJ, brings you live coverage of the U.S. Senate Primary Debate. This special event, co-hosted by WPT's Frederica Freyburg and WTMJ's Charles Benson, brings all four Republican candidates together for a final discussion the week before the primary election.
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Saturday
7/21/2012
2:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: Wisconsin Drought 2012
We bring you a special program on the severe drought conditions in the state. Join WPR's Joy Cardin and Wisconsin Public Television's Frederica Freyberg and their guests for expert analysis, historical insight, and resources for dealing with the heat.
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Wednesday
6/13/2012
10:00 AM
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Front and Center Literacy Series
Our special Front and Center literacy series continues as we explore the connection between literacy and art forms like music, poetry and even comics! We talk to a cartoonist, a brain researcher and Wisconsin's Poet Laureate about innovative ways to encourage children and adults to read.
http://www.wbez.org/series/front-center
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Friday
5/25/2012
8:00 PM
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SPECIAL: Governor's Recall Debate
The Wisconsin Broadcaster's Association presents a special Gubernatorial Recall Debate between Governor Scott Walker and Democrat challenger Tom Barrett. The debate is sponsored by the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Foundation and will be moderated by WBA President John Laabs.
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Friday
5/4/2012
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL: Wisconsin 2012 Debate: The Democratic Gubernatorial Recall Primary
Wisconsin Public Radio and Wisconsin Public Television, in partnership with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and WTMJ, bring you the Wisconsin 2012 Democratic Gubernatorial Recall Primary. The candidates, Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett; former Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk; state Sen. Kathleen Vinehout; and Secretary of State Doug La Follette, will all participate in this event. The primary will be co-hosted by WPR's Shawn Johnson, WPT's Frederica Freyberg, Journal Sentinel reporter Jason Stein, and WTMJ staff.
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Wednesday
1/25/2012
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: State of the State Address and Democratic Response
This is special coverage of Governor Scott Walker's State of the State Address anchored by Wisconsin Public Television's Frederica Freyberg and Wisconsin Public Radio's Shawn Johnson. Assembly Minority Leader Peter Barca will give the Democratic response.
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Tuesday
1/24/2012
8:00 PM
120124A
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: State of the Union Address
NPR's Melissa Block hosted special coverage of President Obama's State of the Union Address. (Provided archive contains only the President's address)
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Tuesday
1/24/2012
9:30 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: Republican Response to State of the Union Address
This GOP response followed the President's State of the Union address and was given by Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels. (Provided archive contains only the response)
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Monday
1/16/2012
12:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Join us for a special annual tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This live broadcast from the State Capitol Rotunda in Madison was hosted by WPR's Jonathan Overby.
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Thursday
9/8/2011
6:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: President Obama's Address to Congress
At six, President Obama will address a joint session of Congress to talk about the economy, and his jobs creation plan. You can hear special coverage from NPR News here on The Ideas Network. Host Michele (MEE-shell) Norris will be joined by NPR White House Correspondents from Capitol Hill.
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Tuesday
8/16/2011
8:00 PM
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Special Coverage: Wisconsin Recall Elections
After eight, tune in for coverage of today's recall elections with WPR's Shawn Johnson and Wisconsin Public Television's Adam Schrager (SHRAY-gur).
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Monday
7/25/2011
8:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAMMING: President Obama Address
At eight, President Obama will address the nation about the ongoing deficit negotiations. You can listen to the address here on The Ideas Network. Robert Siegel will host NPR news special coverage. He'll be joined by National Political Correspondent Mara Liasson, and Congressional Correspondent David Welna.
At the conclusion of the Special, we will join As It Happens already in progress.
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Monday
7/11/2011
10:00 AM
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NPR News Special: President Obama on Deficit Reduction Talks
After ten, hear live coverage of President Obama's news conference on efforts to find a balanced approach to deficit reduction. Host Neal Conan will be joined by Mara Liasson, NPR's National Politics Correspondent, David Welna, NPR's Congressional Correspondent and Uri Berliner, Deputy Editor of NPR's National Desk.
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Wednesday
6/29/2011
10:30 AM
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SPECIAL PROGRAMMING: President Obama's News Conference
NPR's live coverage of President Obama's White House news conference is expected to start at 10:20am. The president is expected to talk about deficit negotiations and the impending deadline to extend the nation's debt ceiling. Join Guy Raz, along with NPR's Mara Liasson and John Ydstie for in-depth coverage and analysis.
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Wednesday
6/22/2011
7:00 PM
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Special Coverage: President Obama's Address
NPR News special live coverage of President Obama's address to the nation regarding U.S. troop levels in Afghanistan. It is hosted by NPR's Michele Norris along with several NPR correspondents for in-depth coverage and analysis.
(Note: Our audio archives contain only President Obama's address.)
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Thursday
5/19/2011
10:30 AM
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Special: President Barack Obama's Address
Wisconsin Public Radio carried the NPR special on President Obama's speech on the events in the Middle East and North Africa. The audio archive contains only the speech.
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Tuesday
3/1/2011
4:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: State Budget Address
Live from the State Capitol, we bring you Governor Scott Walker’s Budget Address to a joint session of the Wisconsin Legislature. Your hosts are Frederica Freyberg and Shawn Johnson, with guest Todd Berry of the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance. At the conclusion of the broadcast we joined At Issue, with Ben Merens.
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Tuesday
3/1/2011
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL REBROADCAST: State Budget Address
We bring you a rebroadcast of Governor Scott Walker’s Budget Address to a joint session of the Wisconsin Legislature. Your hosts are Frederica Freyberg and Shawn Johnson, with guests Todd Berry of the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance and David Canon, Professor of Political Science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Tuesday
2/1/2011
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: Wisconsin State Of The State address
Live from the State Capital, we bring you Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's State of the State Address, followed by a response from Democrat State Senator Peter Barca. Your hosts are Frederica Freiberg and Shawn Johnson.
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Tuesday
1/25/2011
8:00 PM
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SPECIAL: President Obama's State of the Union Address
At eight, we bring you N-P-R special coverage of President Obama's State of the Union Address and the Republican Response. Your host is Michele (MEE-shell) Norris. She will be joined by NPR correspondents for in-depth analysis, plus reaction from political analysts and members of Congress.
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Tuesday
1/25/2011
9:30 PM
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SPECIAL: Republican Response to State of the Union Address
Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan delivers the Republican response to President Barack Obama's State of the Union address.
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Monday
1/17/2011
12:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
At noon, broadcast live from the State Capitol Rotunda in Madison, Wisconsin, it's a special tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., hosted by Johnathan Overby.
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Monday
1/3/2011
12:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: Gubernatorial Inauguration
At twelve-noon today, WPR brings you special live coverage of the inauguration of Scott Walker as the 45th Governor of Wisconsin. Shawn Johnson and Frederica Freyberg co-host.
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Wednesday
11/3/2010
12:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: President Obama's Post Election News Conference
Live coverage from NPR News of President Obama’s post-election press conference.
Linda Wertheimer is joined by NPR National Political Correspondent Mara Liasson, Senior Washington Editor Ron Elving, and NPR Justice Correspondent Carrie Johnson.
NOTE: Chapter A Day listeners can hear today's broadcast online at wpr.org.
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Friday
10/29/2010
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: We the People Gubernatorial Debate
After seven, Wisconsin Public Television and We The People Wisconsin host a debate between gubernatorial candidates Republican Scott Walker and Democrat Tom Barrett. The debate is moderated by Frederica Freyberg of Wisconsin Public Television, and Eric Franke from WISC-TV Madison.
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Monday
10/11/2010
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: U.S. Senate Candidate Debate
Tune in for a U.S. Senate Debate between Russ Feingold and Ron Johnson. This special broadcast is sponsored by WPR and Wausau media partners.
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Friday
10/8/2010
7:30 PM
101008A
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: Here & Now WI Attorney General Debate
Wisconsin Public Television's Frederica Freyberg moderates a debate for Wisconsin Attorney General. The candidates are Republican Incumbent J.B. Van Hollen and Democratic Challenger Scott Hassett. This special broadcast is presented by WPT's Here and Now.
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Friday
10/8/2010
8:00 PM
101008B
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: WBA U.S. Senate Debate
Listen to the U.S. Senate Candidate debate between Republican Ron Johnson and Democrat Russ Feingold, live from Milwaukee. This debate is sponsored by the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association.
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Friday
9/24/2010
7:00 PM
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Special Live Coverage: WBA Gubernatorial Debate
Starting at seven, WPR carries the first debate between Republican Scott Walker and Democrat Tom Barrett, live from Milwaukee. The debate is sponsored by the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, and is followed by live analysis.
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Friday
9/10/2010
10:00 AM
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SPECIAL COVERAGE: PRESIDENT OBAMA NEWS CONFERENCE
It's an NPR News special... live coverage of President Obama's news conference. This will be Mr. Obama's first full-scale question-and-answer session at the White House in nearly four months. The president is expected to focus on the economy.
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Tuesday
6/15/2010
7:00 PM
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Special Coverage: President Barack Obama's Address to the Nation
After seven, we bring you special live coverge from N-P-R News of President Obama's address to the nation on the B-P oil spill, followed by analysis.
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Thursday
5/27/2010
11:45 AM
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Obama Oil Spill Press Conference
Today President Obama will release the White House’s 30-day safety review of deep-water drilling and take questions about the Gulf oil spill and his administration’s response to the disaster. NPR's David Greene will host this news special. He will be joined in studio by Ron Elving, Senior Washington Editor, and Elizabeth Shogren, Environment Correspondent.
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Saturday
5/22/2010
7:30 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: LZ Lambeau
At seven-thirty, live from Lambeau Field in Green Bay, we bring you a special program, "L-Z Lambeau," a tribute to honor and thank Wisconsin Vietnam veterans, while offering a welcome home that many never received. Your hosts are W-P-R's own John Munson... and Vietnam veteran Doug Bradley.Participants include Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame quarterback Bart Starr, soul and R&B legend Ben E. King, Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, country musicians Rockie Lynne and Paulette Carlson, rock artist and Vietnam veteran Kimo Williams, actress Chris Noel, and more.
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Friday
4/2/2010
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: Hotel Milwaukee Reunion Show
At seven, we bring you a SPECIAL PROGRAM: the Hotel Milwaukee Reunion Show. The comedy-variety radio show Hotel Milwaukee aired on Wisconsin Public Radio from 1994 to 2002. Find out what happened when the original cast got together in January at the Turner Hall Ballroom.
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Monday
1/18/2010
12:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM - Tribute and Ceremony Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Wisconsin Public Broadcasting presents the thirtieth Annual Tribute and Ceremony honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Junior in words and music. Your host is Jonathan Overby.- The program will conclude at approximately one-thirty, when we will join Talk of the Nation in progress.
- Chapter A Day can be heard on our website, wpr.org, and during the re-broadcast at eleven this evening.
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Tuesday
12/1/2009
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: President Obama's Address on Afghanistan
After seven, we bring you NPR News special coverage of President Obama's address to the nation to announce his Afghanistan strategy. The President will speak from the United States Military Academy at West Point. Join NPR News for live, in-depth coverage and analysis.
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Saturday
11/21/2009
3:00 PM
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The Saturday Special - The Wisconsin Teen Poetry Slam Finals
This week on the Saturday Special: The Wisconsin Teen Poetry Slam Finals, held last April at the University of Wisconsin Union Theater. Sponsored by the Office of Multicultural Initiatives, the Slam features Wisconsin's brightest young poets competing for a spot at the International Teen Poetry Slam in Chicago.
Language Advisory: This program contains some strong language and content regarding sexuality and violence. Listener discretion is advised.
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Friday
9/25/2009
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: Here and Now - Preparing for H1N1
Shawn Johnson and Frederica Freyberg co-host a special hour-long "Here and Now: Preparing for H1N1". They talk with experts about what you can do to get ready for the flu season. Call in during the hour, or e-mail your questions anytime to H1N1@wpr.org. For more information go to www.wpr.org/flu
Guests: Dr. Nasia Safdar, state epidemiologist Jeff Davis, Milwaukee Public Health Commissioner Bevan Baker, and Educational specialist Sue Todey.
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Wednesday
7/22/2009
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: President Obama News Conference
We bring you special N-P-R coverage of President Barack Obama’s news conference. It is expected the President will focus on healthcare. Madeleine Brand is your host, joined by Senior Washington Editor Ron Elving and Health Policy Correspondent Julie Rovner.
That's special N-P-R coverage of President Barack Obama’s news conference on healthcare.
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Wednesday
4/29/2009
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAMMING: President Obama's 100 days news conference
At seven, NPR News presents live coverage of President Obama’s News conference marking his first one-hundred days in office.
Robert Siegel will host. He’ll be joined by Senior Washington Editor Ron Elving and White House Correspondent Don Gonyea (GAHN-yay). Also joining them will be Pentagon Correspondent Mary Louise Kelly and Economics Correspondent John Ydstie (YID-stee).
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Friday
3/27/2009
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: State Supreme Court Candidate Debate
After seven, Wisconsin Public Radio and We The People present a debate between the two candidates for state Supreme Court, Judge Randy Koschnick and incumbent Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson.
www.wtpeople.com
http://abrahamson2009.com/
http://www.koschnickforjustice.com/
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Tuesday
3/24/2009
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: President Obama's News Conference
This is NPR News' special coverage of President Obama’s prime-time news conference. Robert Siegel is your host. The President is expected to discuss his economic agenda and address the uproar over the executive bonuses at AIG.
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Friday
3/20/2009
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: DPI Candidate Debate
At seven, Wisconsin Public Radio and Television present a debate between the candidates for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Your co-hosts are Wisconsin Public Radio's Shawn Johnson, and Wisconsin Public Television's Frederica Freyberg.
Candidate Rose Fernandez - http://www.changedpi.com/index.php
Candidate Tony Evers - http://tonyevers.com/
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Tuesday
2/24/2009
8:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: President Obama's Address to Congress
At eight, we bring you special NPR coverage of President Barack Obama's first address to Congress. Melissa Block is your host, joined by National Political correspondent Mara Liasson. Hear expert analysis of the speech and the Republican rebuttal. Also, a comparison of Mr. Obama’s address to similar speeches by first-year presidents in troubled times.
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Tuesday
2/17/2009
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: The Governor's Budget Address
At seven, Governor Jim Doyle presents his proposed 2009-2010 budget, a plan that will address a projected two-year budget deficit of more than $5 billion. WPR State Capitol Reporter Shawn Johnson and WPT Anchor Frederica Freiberg co-host. Plus, analysis by Todd Berry from the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance.
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Monday
2/9/2009
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: President Obama Press Conference
Join us, after seven, for live coverage of President Barack Obama’s first prime-time press conference. President Obama is expected to focus on his economic recovery stimulus plan. NPR's Melissa Block will host our coverage, including reaction from Capitol Hill.
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Wednesday
1/28/2009
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM - State of the State Address
After seven, Governor Jim Doyle presents his seventh State of the State Address, live from the Assembly Chambers at the State Capitol in Madison. Shawn Johnson will co-host with Frederica Freyberg. Following the Governor's address, Senator Scott Fitzgerald (R-Juneau) will offer a response.
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Monday
1/19/2009
12:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM - Tribute And Ceremony honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Wisconsin Public Broadcasting presents the 29th Annual Tribute And Ceremony honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Junior in words and music. Your hosts are Jonathan Overby and Toya Washington.
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Friday
9/12/2008
7:00 PM
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Bridging the Shores: The Hmong-American Documentary
After seven, join us for the original W-P-R documentary, "Bridging the Shores," exploring the challenges... and the triumphs... of the Hmong-American community. www.wiipps.org
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Tuesday
4/1/2008
9:00 PM
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Election Night Coverage
Join us, from nine until ten, for live election night coverage. Host Michael Leland talks with reporters and experts to analyze the race for State Supreme Court. We also examine the refereundum to ban the so-called Frankenstein veto.
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Monday
1/28/2008
8:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAMMING: State of the Union Address
At eight, we bring you live coverage of President Bush's State of the Union Address and the Democratic response. NPR's Robert Siegel will host this special, which will include reaction from political analysts and members of Congress.
Tomorrow morning join Joy Cardin from six until nine, when she talks with a variety of guests about President Bush's State of the Union address.
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Wednesday
1/23/2008
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAMMING: The State of the State Address
Governor Doyle delivers his annual State of the State address to the legislature. You'll hear his plans for economic development, health care coverage and more. Wisconsin Public Radio State Government Reporter Shawn Johnson joins Wisconsin Public Television's Fredrica Fryberg for live coverage, including analysis and reaction from state legislators.
Tomorrow morning from six until nine, Joy Cardin will talk with a variety of guests about the Governor's vision for the State for 2008, and examine whether the legislature will accomplish his proposals.
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Monday
1/21/2008
12:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAM: Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Live from the state capitol, join host Jonathan Overby for a tribute and ceremony honoring Martin Luther King Jr.Chapter a Day® will be preempted on Monday January 21 at 12:30 the Martin Luther King Jr Day Celebration. Monday evening 1/21 we will repeat the Chapter from Friday 1/18. The book will resume with a new chapter on Tuesday 1/22.
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Sunday
11/11/2007
2:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRAMMING: The War Project
After two, hear "The War Project", a special program produced by high school journalists in collaboration with Wisconsin Public Radio. They set out to document true stories from World War II. What they found were tales of bravery, humanity and inspiration.
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Friday
3/30/2007
7:00 PM
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We the People: Wisconsin Debate
Stay tuned at seven for a We the People: Wisconsin Debate between the two candidates running for State Supreme Court Justice. Citizens from around the state will ask questions of Washington County Judge Annette Ziegler and Madison Attorney Linda Clifford in this We the People: Wisconsin forum.
We the People Wisconsin is a civic journalism partnership involving Wisconsin Public Radio, Wisconsin Public Television, The Wisconsin State Journal, WISC-TV, Wood Communications Group and Wispolitics.com
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Tuesday
2/13/2007
7:00 PM
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Budget Address by Wisconsin Gov Jim Doyle
After seven, we bring you live coverage of Governor Doyle's budget address.
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Tuesday
1/30/2007
7:00 PM
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2007 State of the State Address
After seven, join us for live coverage of Governor Jim Doyle's State of the State address. The annual event will be anchored by Frederica Freyberg, host of "Here and Now" on Wisconsin Public Television. She will be joined by Shawn Johnson, Wisconsin Public Radio's state government reporter.
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Tuesday
1/23/2007
8:00 PM
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State of the Union Address
President Bush delivers his State of the Union address, at eight. National Public Radio will cover the speech and the Democratic response, and provide post-speech analysis.
Tomorrow morning, starting at six, our Ideas Network talk shows hosted by Joy Cardin, Kathleen Dunn and Ben Merens will feature guests from different perspectives discussing the themes addressed by President Bush. You'll have the opportunity to call in with your views and questions.
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Saturday
1/20/2007
4:00 PM
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Crashing The Ether
"Crashing the Ether" covers what’s new and notable in the cultural bubble we live in. Music, video, technology, literature, comics, film, and comedy: all fodder for Crashing the Ether. Hear interviews with movie commentator Chris Gore, culture critic Cintra Wilson, writer Neil McCormick, and social critic Camille Paglia. The program was produced by Wisconsin Public Radio's Doug Gordon and Veronica Rueckert,
http://crashingtheether.com
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Monday
1/15/2007
12:00 PM
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State of Wisconsin's Martin Luther King Tribute
Wisconsin Public Radio's Jonathan Overby hosted the 27th Annual tribute by the State of Wisconsin to Martin Luther King Jr. This broadcast featured guest speakers, musicians and honorees live from the State Capitol Rotunda.
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Wednesday
1/10/2007
8:00 PM
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Presidential Address
President Bush addresses the nation, unveiling his new strategy for the war in Iraq. The speech pre-empted our regularly scheduled program, "As It Happens." "As it Happens" is rebroadcast weekday mornings at five.
Joy Cardin and her guests discuss the new plan for Iraq on Thursday morning between six and nine.
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Wednesday
1/3/2007
12:00 PM
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Gubernatorial Inauguration
WPR carried live coverage of the Inauguration of Governor Jim Doyle and other state constitutional officers at the State Capitol. Lieutenant Governor Barbara Lawton, Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen, Secretary of State Doug La Follette, and State Treasurer Dawn Marie Sass were also sworn in.
This event pre-empted the last half-hour of the Larry Meiller program and the first airing of Chapter A Day. Chapter A Day is available for on-line listening at wpr.org and its regular evening rebroadcast at eleven pm on the Ideas Network.
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Tuesday
11/7/2006
8:00 PM
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WPR General Election Coverage
Election 2006 - Special coverage of the general election. Host Ben Merens anchors, along with John Powell and other reporters, analysts, candidates and party leaders with results and reactions.
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Tuesday
11/7/2006
9:00 PM
061107X
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WPR General Election Coverage
Election 2006 - Special coverage of the general election. Host Ben Merens anchors, along with John Powell and other reporters, analysts, candidates and party leaders with results and reactions.
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Tuesday
11/7/2006
10:00 PM
061107Y
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WPR General Election Coverage
Election 2006 - Special coverage of the general election. Host Ben Merens anchors, along with John Powell and other reporters, analysts, candidates and party leaders with results and reactions.
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Tuesday
11/7/2006
11:00 PM
061107Z
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WPR General Election Coverage
Election 2006 - Special coverage of the general election. Host Ben Merens anchors, along with John Powell and other reporters, analysts, candidates and party leaders with results and reactions.
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Friday
10/20/2006
7:00 PM
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We the People: Wisconsin Gubernatorial Forum
Governor Jim Doyle and U.S. Representative Mark Green meet for their third and final debate, tonight at seven. Citizens from around the state will question the candidates on a wide variety of social issues during this "We the People: Wisconsin" debate in LaCrosse. The debate will be broadcast live on Wisconsin Public Television and here on the Ideas Network of Wisconsin Public Radio.
Wisconsin Public Radio and Television are among the media partners that make up the "We the People: Wisconsin" civic journalism partnership. Others include The Wisconsin State Journal, WISC TV, Wood Communications Group, and Wispolitics dot com.
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Friday
10/6/2006
7:00 PM
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WBA Gubernatorial Debate
This program is the debate between Democratic Governor Jim Doyle and Republican U.S. Representative Mark Green sponsored by the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association. Wisconsin Public Radio's Joy Cardin was one of three journalists posing questions to the candidates.
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Friday
9/15/2006
7:00 PM
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We the People: Wisconsin - Gubernatorial Forum
It's the first debate in the race for governor in Wisconsin tonight at seven. Governor Jim Doyle and U.S Representative Mark Green will answer citizen questions about taxes and the economy at a We the People: Wisconsin forum in Waukesha.
(We the People: Wisconsin is a civic journalism partnership involving Wisconsin Public Radio, Wisconsin Public Television, the Wisconsin State Journal, Wood Communications Group, WISC-TV and Wispolitics.com)
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Tuesday
9/12/2006
8:00 PM
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Wisconsin Primary Election Coverage
From eight until ten we bring you WPR News special coverage of the Wisconsin Primary Election. Host Ben Merens is joined by former and current State Capitol reporters John Powell and Shawn Johnson.
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Monday
9/11/2006
8:00 PM
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Presidential Address
NPR coverage of President Bush's address to the nation on this, the five year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
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Monday
5/15/2006
7:00 PM
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SPECIAL PROGRMMING: Presidential Address
NPR news will provide live coverage of President Bush's address from the Oval Office. The President will discuss his plan for immigration.
Tomorrow moring after six, Joy Cardin and her guest discuss the pros and cons of the President's plan and its chances of making it through Congress.
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Friday
3/31/2006
4:30 PM
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Capitol Steps April Fool's Special
Stay tuned at four-thirty for the April Fool's edition of Politics Takes a Holiday from the Capitol Steps. The musical troupe of former congressional staffers take bi-partisan jabs at politicians and current events. There's even a nursery rhyme about the Abramoff scandal, called, "This is the House that Jack Bribed!" Laugh along with the Capitol Steps April Fool's special from four-thirty until five, here on the Ideas Network.
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Tuesday
3/7/2006
11:00 AM
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State of the Tribes Address
After eleven, on the Ideas Network, we bring you live coverage of the annual State of the Tribes address from the State Capitol. The speaker is Oneida (oh-NYE-dah) tribal chairman Gerald Danforth. After the address, Jim Packard will talk with Paul DeMain of "News from Indian Country," and take your calls.
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Monday
2/6/2006
6:00 PM
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NPR Special Report on NSA Hearings
At six, we bring you an NPR special report on testimony today before the Senate Judiciary Committee as it investigates the National Security Agency's domestic spying program.
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Tuesday
1/31/2006
1:00 PM
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NPR Special Report on the Death of Coretta Scott King
After one, NPR's Neal Conan is joined by Juan Williams and other guests will remember Coretta Scott King and her role in the civil rights movement. Coretta Scott King died overnight. She suffered a stroke and a heart attack last year. She was 78.
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Tuesday
1/31/2006
8:00 PM
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State of the Union Address
Stay tuned at eight for NPR special coverage of President Bush's State of the Union Address and the Democratic response.
Then be sure to join Joy Cardin tomorrow morning between six and nine for a wide variety of guests who will offer their take on The State of the Union. Scheduled guests include John Sharpless, Matt Rothschild, Owen Robinson, U.S. Represenative Ron Kind and UW-Political Science professor Charles Franklin.
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Tuesday
1/17/2006
7:00 PM
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Wisconsin's 2006 State of the State Address
At seven, we bring you live coverage of Governor Jim Doyle's State of the State address. The annual event will be anchored by
Frederica Freyberg, host of WPTV's "Here and Now." She will be
joined by Shawn Johnson, state government reporter for Wisconsin
Public Radio.
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Monday
1/16/2006
12:00 PM
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Annual Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
At noon, it's our annual tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, on the Ideas Network. Wisconsin Public Radio's Jonathan Overby hosts this live event from the State Capitol Rotunda honoring Dr. King. The broadcast will feature a wide variety of guest speakers and musical performances.
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Wednesday
7/13/2005
12:00 PM
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Gaylord Nelson Memorial Service
At twelve noon we bring you a special memorial service from the State Capitol for former Wisconsin Governor and Senator Gaylord Nelson. The service will feature remembrances from Governor Jim Doyle, Congressman Dave Obey, Nelson's daugther Tia, and others. Our live coverage of the event is hosted by Wisconsin Public Television's Fredrica Fryburg. The Ideas Network will follow the one hour service with a call-in program for your opportunity to discuss the legacy of Gaylord Nelson.
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Tuesday
3/8/2005
10:00 AM
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State of the Tribes Address
Live coverage of the first-ever State of the Tribes address to the state legislature by Ray DePerry, chairman of the Red Cliff Tribe and president of the Great Lakes Intertribal Council. Coverage is anchored by WPR News staffers Shawn Johnson and Gil Halsted.
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Tuesday
2/8/2005
7:00 PM
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Governor Doyle's Budget Address
At seven, we bring you live coverage of Governor Jim Doyle's State Budget Address.
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Wednesday
2/2/2005
8:00 PM
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State of the Union Address
From eight until ten, we bring you NPR coverage of President Bush's State of the Union Address and the reponse from the Democrats.
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Monday
1/17/2005
12:00 PM
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Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute
At noon, the Ideas Network brings you the 25th annual Wisconsin tribute and ceremony honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Junior. Wisconsin Public Radio's Jonathan Overby hosts this live event from the State Capitol Rotunda. The broadcast will feature a wide variety of guest speakers and musical performances.
This special broadcast will pre-empt Chapter a Day, but you can hear that program this evening at eleven, or on our website www.wpr.org.
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Wednesday
1/12/2005
7:00 PM
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Governor Doyle's State of the State Address
At seven, we bring you live coverage of Governor Doyle's State of the State Address. Find out what the Governor considers to be priorities for 2005.
Tune in for analysis of the Governor's address tomorrow morning after eight on Joy Cardin's call-in program... and after four tomorrow afternoon, when Peter Donalds fills in for Ben Merens.
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Saturday
8/28/2004
4:00 PM
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New Audio Showroom - Episode 3: Audio Mavericks
After four, it's the final installment of New Audio Showroom, a special series by WPR producer Doug Gordon. Today, we meet some audio mavericks who've discovered innovative ways to use sound -- whether it's music, the spoken word, ambient noise or perhaps even the sounds of silence.
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Saturday
8/21/2004
4:00 PM
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New Audio Showroom - Episode 2: This Canadian Existence
At four, it's the second episode in a special three part series called New Audio Showroom. Today Doug Gordon brings us stories from "This Canadian Existence."
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Saturday
8/14/2004
4:00 PM
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New Audio Showroom - Episode 1: The Rumpus Room
After four, it's the debut of a special limited-run series called, New Audio Showroom. This week, Host Doug Gordon takes us into the Rumpus Room for chats with Monty Python's Eric Idle, singer-songwriter John Wesley Harding, and other special guests.
Please note that some of the content in New Audio Showroom deals with the subject of death in comedy. Some listeners may find this objectionable.
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Wednesday
1/21/2004
7:00 PM
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2004 State of the State Address
Coming up at seven on the Ideas Network, live coverage of Governor Doyle's State of the State address. And, for analysis and reaction to the address, join in tomorrow morning, after eight when Joy Cardin talks with a state political scientist.
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Monday
1/19/2004
12:00 PM
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2004 State Tribute to Martin Luther King Jr.
At noon, join us for the annual ceremony honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, live from the State Capitol. The ceremony is expected to last until one-thirty, when we will join Talk of the Nation in progress. Today's Chapter a Day will be heard tonight at 11pm and will also be available to listen to at anytime through our website.
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Saturday
1/10/2004
12:00 PM
040110A
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President Bush's Weekly Radio Address
(Not carried live by WPR, but archived here as a public service.)
President Bush gives his weekly radio address to the nation.
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Saturday
1/10/2004
12:00 PM
040110B
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Democratic Response to Bush's weekly address
(Not carried live by WPR but archived here as a public service)
Governor Jim Doyle of Wisconsin responds to President Bush's weekly radio address.
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Friday
3/21/2003
7:00 PM
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We the People Supreme Court Debate
The two candidates running for State Supreme Court will answer citizen questions on a We the People debate tonight at seven. Ed Brunner and Pat Roggensack face each other in the April 1st election to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice William Bablitch. The We the People forum will be broadcast on Wisconsin Public Television and the Ideas Network of Wisconsin Public Radio. The debate will be archived on our website at wpr.org.
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Thursday
1/30/2003
7:00 PM
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2003 State of the State Address
Governor Jim Doyle delivers his State of the State address tonight at seven and you can hear it live on the Ideas Network. State Government reporter Fredrica Freyberg anchors our coverage and will talk with legislators following the Governor's speech. (Tom Clark and Kathleen Dunn will host call-ins on the State of the State tomorrow on the Ideas Network.)
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Monday
1/20/2003
12:00 PM
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2003 Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The State's ceremony honoring the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.will be broadcast live starting at noon on the Ideas Network. Wisconsin Public Radio's Jonathan Overby will host the festivities in this annual tribute from the Capitol Rotunda. When the tribute ends after one-thirty, Ben Merens will host a follow-up call-in program, to talk with listeners about King's dream and the state of civil rights today. (Chapter a Day will not be heard today at twelve-thirty but will resume where the book left off tomorrow. The first hour of Talk of the Nation will also be pre-empted due to this special programming.)
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Monday
1/6/2003
12:00 PM
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Governor Doyle's Inauguration
At noon stay tuned as Governor-elect Jim Doyle is sworn into office. Our live coverage of the inauguration ceremony from the State Capitol will be anchored by Wisconsin Public Television's Jerry Huffman and is expected to last about an hour. Chapter a Day will not be heard today, but will resume where we left off tomorrow at twelve thirty.
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