Inquiry
Inquiry: Mizuko Ito
Submitted by karen@wicn.org on Sun, 02/07/2010 - 5:02pm.Mizuko Ito
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Inquiry: Matthew Cory: SNARKY RESPONSES TO YAHOO ANSWERS
Submitted by karen@wicn.org on Fri, 02/05/2010 - 3:34pm.Matthew Cory: SNARKY RESPONSES TO YAHOO ANSWERS
Tonight on Inquiry, we spend some time with MATTHEW CORY, local actor and aspiring stand-up comedian. Matt talks about what it’s like to start out in stand up, how tough it is to break into local comedy scenes and about his new published collection of his SNARKY RESPONSES TO YAHOO ANSWERS.
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Inquiry: Barbara J. Berg: SEXISM IN AMERICA: ALIVE, WELL AND RUINING OUR FUTURE.
Submitted by karen@wicn.org on Thu, 02/04/2010 - 3:52pm.Barbara J. Berg: SEXISM IN AMERICA: ALIVE, WELL AND RUINING OUR FUTURE.
Sexism is not a problem of the past. Just because women like Hilary Rodham Clinton and Sarah Palin are now prominent political faces, it does not mean that other everyday women are not still facing problems of not being treated as equals. Writer and teacher BARBARA J. BERG PhD believes that a new a particularly virulent form of sexism is taking root. Tonight we talk about how 9-11 affected women, recent studies of women’s pay compared to men’s, and whether a “maternal wall” still exists in the workplace.
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Inquiry: KIM LOH: an artist who lives in Sarawak.
Submitted by karen@wicn.org on Fri, 01/29/2010 - 12:05pm.KIM LOH: an artist who lives in Sarawak.
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Inquiry: Joseph Farbrook: artist, poet and Assistant Professor of Interactive Media and Game Development
Submitted by karen@wicn.org on Fri, 01/29/2010 - 11:58am.Joseph Farbrook: artist, poet and Assistant Professor of Interactive Media and Game Development
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