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Welcome to the unique broadcast service : Finger Lakes Public Radio NEWS: Every day, stay informed with NPR mainstays like Morning Edition and All Things Considered, plus the news behind the headlines with Democracy Now! and Free Speech Radio News. And join the conversation with On Point in the mornings and Talk of the Nation every afternoon! No fancy graphics, no shouting, no partisan spin - it's exactly what you need: the who, the where and the why...in other words, it's the news! ARTS: Celebrate the rich arts & culture of the Finger Lakes - and beyond - with Fresh Air, This American Life, and Out of Bounds with Tish Pearlman. Or take a walk on the lighter side with Car Talk, Wait Wait Don't Tell Me! and Only a Game. Plus we have many special broadcasts of live panel discussions, lectures and symposiums like the Fisher Center Lectures and the President's Forum. MUSIC: Midmornings, tune in to the World Cafe, a Triple-A music & interview extravaganza. Every evening it's another dose of World Cafe plus the soothing ambient music of Echoes. And on weekends, join us for favorites like American Routes, Mountain Stage, Blues Before Sunrise,and our own Stuck in the Psychedelic Era. SPORTS: WEOS, along with our sister station: WHWS 105.7FM, is the home for HWS Athletics! Check out our full sports coverage for both WHWS & WEOS. And now, for something completely different...  |
 June 4, 2010 : SAYS YOU! comes to the Smith Opera House in Geneva!  GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY! Join us for a live taping of Says You! at The Smith Opera House on Friday, June 4, 2010 at 7:30pm. Come see host Richard Sher and his merry bunch of panelists play a game of words, whimsy, bluff and bluster as you laugh your way through this event, which'll be recorded for nationwide broadcast!Tickets are $20/each and are available online at www.weos.org/saysyou or call The Smith's box office at (315) 781-LIVE, or buy them in person at 82 Seneca Street, Geneva, NY. Details & Tickets here: www.weos.org/saysyou Don't wait to buy your tickets - this will be an HWS 2010 Reunion Weekend event (although all members of the public are welcome) and we're planning to sell out! June 5, 2010 : WHAD'YA KNOW?!? comes to The State Theater in Ithaca!  Join us for a live, nationwide broadcast of Whad'ya Know at The State Theater in Ithaca on Saturday, June 5, 2010, at 11am. It's a live show, so plan to be there no later than 10:30am.Tickets are available at The State Theater Box Office or by calling (607) 27-STATE and are priced from $22.50 to $32.50. VIP tickets, which will include a post-show luncheon reception with Michael Feldman & the Whad'ya Know cast & crew, are also available for $50/ea but you can't get them online (the service fees are a little nuts) so head over to the State or call (607) 27-STATE to get them. All details and Frequently Asked Questions are available here: www.weos.org/notmuch  Sometime in 2012 : WAIT, WAIT...DON'T TELL MEJust to let everyone know - WEOS is working to bring NPR's hit show, the oddly informative news quiz, Wait, Wait...Don't Tell Me! to the Finger Lakes region. Originally we were hoping for 2011 but WWDTM's schedule appears to not work for 2011, so now it's probably going to be 2012...most likely in late spring (May or June) but it's hard to say this far in advance. We'll post details and updates as they come! Advertise on WEOS.ORG via Project Wonderful!  If your business is looking for a economical way to support WEOS and reach loyal WEOS listeners, considering advertising on WEOS.org via our Project Wonderful ad box. It's located up on the left side of the page, right next to our "Listen Live" link...our most common listener destination!It's really simple and easy to do, too!
Details and current statistics are all available at the WEOS Project Wonderful page, check it out! * All ads and bids are subject to approval by WEOS management.  The Fisher Center brings together faculty, students, and experts in gender-related fields in the arts, humanities, and social and natural sciences to foster mutual understanding and social justice in contemporary society. For Fall 2010, we welcome new director Cedric Johnson, associate professor of political science at HWS, with a new theme for the Lecture Series: Engendering Crisis. In his new role as director, Johnson and the center's committees will tackle the tough issue of Engendering Crisis and crisis in general. "Most obviously, we'll be dealing with the economic crisis in this region and more broadly as a national phenomenon - it's certainly a timely subject," Johnson explained. "But we're also looking to explore crisis beyond that of macroeconomics. There are many scholars who are writing in different disciplines about the topic: it applies to gender studies and to the lives of ordinary people." The Spring 2010 semester's lineup of speakers will be:  Jan.27 (Wed) 7:30pmConstructing Pookie: The Neoliberal Politics of the Black Male Crisis Lester Spence - MP3 Audio Archive  Feb.17 (Wed) 7:30pmFrom Mr. Baum to Waltz with Bashir: New Masculinity in Contemporary Israeli Cinema Dorit Naaman  Mar.24 (Wed) 7:30pmElusive Elysium: Women, Men and Anxiety Over Time Andrea Tone  Apr.14 (Wed) 7:30pmMaybe the Sky Is Really Green and Were Just Colorblind Johan Grimonprez Previous semesters' FCLS lectures are archived in the WEOS Jukebox.  President's Forum SeriesThe President's Forum series is designed to bring a variety of speakers to campus to share their knowledge and ideas with students, faculty, staff of the Colleges, as well as with interested community members. All Forums are hosted by HWS President Mark Gearan. Here is the lineup for the Spring 2010 semester of guest speakers:  David Oliver Relin (Mon. Jan.25)Co-author of "Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Promote Peace...One School at a Time" Smith Opera House 7:30pm MP3 Audio Archive  Michael Tanner CATO Institute Geneva Room 7:30pm  Vikki Spruill P12 (Thu. Feb.25)Ocean Conservancy Geneva Room 7:30pm  Gov. Howard Dean (Thu. Mar.25)Chairman of the DNC Albright Auditorium 7:30pm  Kevin Roose (Wed. Apr.7)Author, The Unlikely Disciple Geneva Room 7:30pm  Do you have questions about...
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