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RADIO HIGHLIGHTSHoliday Programming on WSKG Radio:12/14 @ 8:00pm: Noel – A Christmas from Paris12/15 @ 8:00pm: Welcome Christmas <strong>with</strong> VocalEssence12/19 @ 8:00pm: Music of <strong>the</strong> Baroque Christmas Special12/20 @ 8:00pm: The Rose Ensemble: La Nochebuena – A Spanish Renaissance Christmas12/21 @ 8:00pm: Christmas <strong>with</strong> Cantus12/21 @ 9:00pm: Paul Winter Solstice 201112/22 @ 8:00pm: A Chanticleer Christmas12/24 @ 10:00am: Festival of 9 Lessons & Carols (repeated at 11pm)12/25 @ 8:00am: Christmas Daybreak12/25 @ 11:00am: Leroy Anderson Christmas12/25 @ 12 noon: Christmas <strong>with</strong> Madrigalia12/25 @ 1:00pm: Christmas <strong>with</strong> <strong>the</strong> Morehouse and Spelman Glee Clubs12/25 @ 6:00pm: 365 Holidays <strong>with</strong> <strong>the</strong> Canadian Brass12/25 @ 7:00pm: Happy Holidays from Selected Shorts12/25 @ 8:00pm: La Nochebuena: A Spanish Renaissance Christmas12/26 @ 8:00pm: Echoes of Christmas12/26 @ 9:00pm: St. Olaf Christmas Festival1/1 @ 11:00am: New Year's Day From ViennaThe public comment period on <strong>the</strong> revised draft SGEIS regulating natural gasdrilling in New York ends on December 12th. Crystal Sarakas hosts a special hourof Community Conversation continuing <strong>the</strong> conversation about <strong>the</strong> SGEIS, and <strong>the</strong>future of gas drilling in <strong>the</strong> Marcellus Shale.Tuesday, December 6th, LIVE at 7:00pmYou’re invited to join in during <strong>the</strong> live broadcasts. Call 1-888-359-9754or e-mail communityconversation@wskg.org. Learn more at WSKG.org/communityconversation.OFF THE PAGETo understand <strong>the</strong> workings of our economy we should look to <strong>the</strong> natural world and<strong>the</strong> works of Charles Darwin. Dr. Robert Frank, professor of marketing and economicsat Cornell University and author of The Economic Naturalist, offers an important andprovocative outlook in his new book The Darwin Economy: Liberty, Competition and<strong>the</strong> Common Good.Tuesday, December 13th, LIVE at 1:00pm, rebroadcast at 7:00pmFor <strong>the</strong> past four years, farmer and philosopher Jim Atwell of Fly Creek, NY, has beenstruggling <strong>with</strong> Parkinson’s disease and sharing his experience in a regular newspapercolumn. Jim tells about his struggles <strong>with</strong> a degenerative disease and his growinginsight into life in Wobbling Home: A Spiritual Walk <strong>with</strong> Parkinson’s, a collection ofhis columns written <strong>with</strong> precision, lyricism and sustaining humor.Tuesday, December 27th, LIVE at 1:00pm, rebroadcast at 7:00pmTo join in <strong>the</strong> discussion <strong>with</strong> our authors, call during <strong>the</strong> live 1pm broadcastto 1–888–359–9754, or send an e-mail to OFFTHEPAGE@WSKG.ORG­6 wskg.org GAMUT December 2011

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