http://www.peopleprogramme.org/library_podcast.asp The PEOPLE Programme makes the connection between international affairs and everyday life with its one hour news and talk show aired live on Sunday evenings from Chicago. The show features noted scholars and international affairs experts who field questions and commentary from popular host David Robinson who hosted Global Affairs Philadelphia, a similar program on the famous WHAT 1390AM station in the city of brotherly love. “Get informed, get to thinking, and get busy.” iWeb 1.1.2 60 The PEOPLE Programme makes the connection between international affairs and everyday life with its one hour news and talk show aired live on Sunday evenings from Chicago. The show features noted scholars and international affairs experts who field questio The PEOPLE Programme makes the connection between international affairs and everyday life with its one hour news and talk show aired live on Sunday evenings from Chicago. The show features noted scholars and international affairs experts who field questions and commentary from popular host David Robinson who hosted Global Affairs Philadelphia, a similar program on the famous WHAT 1390AM station in the city of brotherly love. “Get informed, get to thinking, and get busy.” http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=mediasociety1107 http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=mediasociety1107 Sun, 04 Nov 2007 21:04:25 -0500 Host David Robinson interviews Finnish International media expert Kaarle Nordengstrang who was in the U.S. participating in a conference on American and European perspectives to conflict resolution. Nordengstrang is professor of journalism and mass communication at the University of Helsinki. He specializes in electronic media. He is a former senior executive of the Finnish Broadcasting Company where he started his career as editor of youth programs. His most recent appointment was Steering Committee Member, European Science Foundation's Research Programme "Changing Media--Changing Europe." James Dodson 01:00:00 Host David Robinson interviews Finnish International media expert Kaarle Nordengstrang who was in the U.S. participating in a conference on American and European perspectives to conflict resolution. Host David Robinson interviews Finnish International media expert Kaarle Nordengstrang who was in the U.S. participating in a conference on American and European perspectives to conflict resolution. Nordengstrang is professor of journalism and mass communication at the University of Helsinki. He specializes in electronic media. He is a former senior executive of the Finnish Broadcasting Company where he started his career as editor of youth programs. His most recent appointment was Steering Committee Member, European Science Foundation's Research Programme "Changing Media--Changing Europe." http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=minnesota101407 http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=minnesota101407 Sun, 14 Oct 2007 21:04:25 -0500 Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie discusses state education spending and community organizing with Host David Robinson. Before serving as the state's chief elections official, Ritchie spent 20-years as head of the Institute of Agriculture and Trade Policy, a Minnesota based public research center working to foster long-term economic and environmental sustainability in greater Minnesota. In 2003 he lead National Voice, a national coalition of more than 2,000 community based organizations across the country that worked to increase nonpartisan civic engagement and voter participation, registering more than 5 million new voter nationwide. James Dodson 01:00:00 Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie discusses state education spending and community organizing with Host David Robinson. Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie discusses state education spending and community organizing with Host David Robinson. Before serving as the state's chief elections official, Ritchie spent 20-years as head of the Institute of Agriculture and Trade Policy, a Minnesota based public research center working to foster long-term economic and environmental sustainability in greater Minnesota. In 2003 he lead National Voice, a national coalition of more than 2,000 community based organizations across the country that worked to increase nonpartisan civic engagement and voter participation, registering more than 5 million new voter nationwide. http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=buzzreport100707 http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=buzzreport100707 Sun, 07 Oct 2007 21:04:25 -0500 PEOPLE Programme Co-Founder Edward "Buzz" Palmer reports on his recent travels and discusses pension fund issues and the development of an international conference on pension funds. James Dodson 01:00:00 PEOPLE Programme Co-Founder Edward "Buzz" Palmer reports on his recent travels and discusses pension fund issues and the development of an international conference on pension funds. PEOPLE Programme Co-Founder Edward "Buzz" Palmer reports on his recent travels and discusses pension fund issues and the development of an international conference on pension funds. http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=mediayouth093007 http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=mediayouth093007 Sun, 30 Sep 2007 21:04:25 -0500 Host David Robinson discusses journalism and media with publisher and youth media consultant James Dodson. Dodson is a former member of the Newspaper Association of America's Committee on Youth Recruitment and Retention. He directed the PEOPLE Programme's youth media project where teens produced stories on global manufacturing and trade issues. James Dodson 01:00:00 Host David Robinson discusses journalism and media with publisher and youth media consultant James Dodson. Host David Robinson discusses journalism and media with publisher and youth media consultant James Dodson. Dodson is a former member of the Newspaper Association of America's Committee on Youth Recruitment and Retention. He directed the PEOPLE Programme's youth media project where teens produced stories on global manufacturing and trade issues. http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=menboys092307 http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=menboys092307 Sun, 23 Sep 2007 21:04:25 -0500 Host David Robinson interviews renaissance man Dr. Bobby Austin. Dr. Austin is a sociologist and consultant on African American men and boys issues, leadership and American culture. He's been a foundation executive, college administrator, and a policy consultant in education the arts and humanities. He is currently vice president for university relations for the University of the District of Columbia. James Dodson 01:00:00 Host David Robinson interviews renaissance man Dr. Bobby Austin. Host David Robinson interviews renaissance man Dr. Bobby Austin. Dr. Austin is a sociologist and consultant on African American men and boys issues, leadership and American culture. He's been a foundation executive, college administrator, and a policy consultant in education the arts and humanities. He is currently vice president for university relations for the University of the District of Columbia. http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=revitalizing091607 http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=revitalizing091607 Sun, 16 Sep 2007 21:04:25 -0500 Former Harvey, Illinois Mayor David Johnson joins Host David Robinson in a discussion on revitalizing cities. In addition to serving as Mayor of Harvey, Professor Johnson is past president of Black Elected Officials of Illinois and past 1st Vice Chair of the National Conference of Black Elected Officials. Johnson is currently chairman of the Board of the South Suburban Museum of African American History and is President of David Johnson and Associates, a municipal consulting firm. James Dodson 01:00:00 Former Harvey, Illinois Mayor David Johnson joins Host David Robinson in a discussion on revitalizing cities. Former Harvey, Illinois Mayor David Johnson joins Host David Robinson in a discussion on revitalizing cities. In addition to serving as Mayor of Harvey, Professor Johnson is past president of Black Elected Officials of Illinois and past 1st Vice Chair of the National Conference of Black Elected Officials. Johnson is currently chairman of the Board of the South Suburban Museum of African American History and is President of David Johnson and Associates, a municipal consulting firm. http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=landtrust090207 http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=landtrust090207 Sun, 02 Sep 2007 21:04:25 -0500 Host David Robinson talks with William Howard, executive director of the West Humboldt Park Family and Community Development Council which created the First Community Land Trust of Chicago. While the trust owns the land in perpetuity, the buyer owns the house. The homeowner pays a monthly leasing fee of $25 to the trust, and agrees that if and when he or she sells the house, it will be at an affordable price. James Dodson 01:00:00 Host David Robinson talks with William Howard, executive director of the West Humboldt Park Family and Community Development Council. Host David Robinson talks with William Howard, executive director of the West Humboldt Park Family and Community Development Council which created the First Community Land Trust of Chicago. While the trust owns the land in perpetuity, the buyer owns the house. The homeowner pays a monthly leasing fee of $25 to the trust, and agrees that if and when he or she sells the house, it will be at an affordable price. http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=scholarsreport082607 http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=scholarsreport082607 Sun, 26 Aug 2007 21:04:25 -0500 Host David Robinson introduces The Rhodes' Scholar Report. The new feature is presented by Ohio University Professor Emeritus Robert Rhodes. Professor Rhodes discusses the internationalization of the American economy in his first PEOPLE Program Radio report. James Dodson 01:00:00 Host David Robinson introduces The Rhodes' Scholar Report. Host David Robinson introduces The Rhodes' Scholar Report. The new feature is presented by Ohio University Professor Emeritus Robert Rhodes. Professor Rhodes discusses the internationalization of the American economy in his first PEOPLE Program Radio report. http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=worldpremier081907 http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=worldpremier081907 Sun, 19 Aug 2007 21:04:25 -0500 PEOPLE Programme Radio Host David Robinson launches his radio series with the Co-Founders of the PEOPLE Programme, Alice Palmer and Edward “Buzz” Palmer, who are joined by Henry English, president of the Black United Fund of Illinois. James Dodson 01:00:00 PEOPLE Programme Radio Host David Robinson launches his radio series with the Co-Founders of the PEOPLE Programme, Alice Palmer and Edward “Buzz” Palmer, who are joined by Henry English, president of the Black United Fund of Illinois. PEOPLE Programme Radio Host David Robinson launches his radio series with the Co-Founders of the PEOPLE Programme, Alice Palmer and Edward “Buzz” Palmer, who are joined by Henry English, president of the Black United Fund of Illinois. The PEOPLE Programme (Public Elected Officials and others for Policy Leadership and Exchange) brings together global and community opinion leaders to discuss, exchange and deliver innovative policy and program solutions. We use research, polling and insightful analysis to help improve the well-being of citizens around the world—and down the street. http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=aaintaffairs081907 http://www.peopleprogramme.org/podcasts.asp?pageview=aaintaffairs081907 Sun, 19 Aug 2007 21:04:25 -0500 Dr. Brenda Plummer discusses what is and what could be in international affairs. Dr. Plummer, professor of history and Afro-American studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, is author of "Rising Wind" which analyzes Black Americans and U.S. foreign affairs from 1935 to 1960. She is Co-winner of the 1997 Wesley-Logan Prize in African Diaspora History, American Historical Association Winner of the 1997 Myra F. Bernath Prize, Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations. James Dodson 01:00:00 Dr. Brenda Plummer discusses what is and what could be in international affairs. Dr. Brenda Plummer discusses what is and what could be in international affairs. Dr. Plummer, professor of history and Afro-American studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, is author of "Rising Wind" which analyzes Black Americans and U.S. foreign affairs from 1935 to 1960. She is Co-winner of the 1997 Wesley-Logan Prize in African Diaspora History, American Historical Association Winner of the 1997 Myra F. Bernath Prize, Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations.