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Other Voices A weekly presentation of the best in public radio long-form documentary and journalism from across the country and right at home
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The World
The World brings one-of-a-kind international stories home to America. Host Lisa Mullins guides listeners through major issues and stories, linking global events directly to the American agenda.
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BBC World Service
For over 70 years, BBC World Service has been the globe's most comprehensive source for news. When news breaks --anywhere, anytime -- BBC is there.
Friday On WKSU News
12:00
BBC World Service
For over 70 years, BBC World Service has been the globe's most comprehensive source for news. When news breaks -- anywhere, anytime -- BBC is there.
5:00
Morning Edition®
9:00
The TakeawayTM
The Takeaway is a national morning news program that invites listeners to be part of the American conversation. Hosts John Hockenberry and Celeste Headlee, along with partners The New York Times, BBC World Service, WNYC, Public Radio International and WGBH Boston, deliver news and analysis and help you prepare for the day ahead.
10:00
On Point
On Point unites distinct and provocative voices with passionate discussion as it confronts the stories that are at the center of what is important in the world today.
WKSU Classical Channel
Classical Music With Mindy Ratner
7:01
Franz Schubert: Longing (Robert Shaw Chamber Singers)
7:06
Gioacchino Rossini: Cinderella: Overture (Scottish Chamber Orchestra)
7:14
Augustin Barrios: Choro de Saudade (David Russell, guitar)
7:21
Peter Warlock: Capriol Suite (English String Orchestra)
7:32
Antonio Vivaldi: Oboe Concerto (Zefiro)
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A Letter from Lee Irving, WKSU Community
Advisory Council member and Chair of the Council's Executive
Committee
Welcome to the WKSU Community Advisory Council (CAC) web
page. As a group, the CAC strongly believes that WKSU is
an important positive factor in the quality of life in Northeast
Ohio and a great ambassador for Kent State University. We
also believe it is one of the best public radio stations
in the country. The CAC is committed to keeping it that
way.
To that end:
- We offer guidance and support to station management in its efforts to continually improve the quality of WKSU's programming.
- We work with station management to ensure that disciplines are in place so that station members' pledges and gifts are subjected to proper financial controls.
- We are an active group and have standards for each CAC
member to meet in regard to commitment of time, talent and
financial support to the station.
The listings that follow show who we are, our "day jobs" and our tenures as WKSU CAC members. We are proud to serve as liaisons from our home and work communities to the station, and to advocate for WKSU in those communities. If you would like to contact any or all of us about WKSU, feel free to do so and please direct your communication to us in care of the station. We would like to hear from you!
Advisory Council Members
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Jody
Bacon
(Akron) Council
member since 1997 |
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Dr. Nancy Baird
Notre Dame College (Cleveland) Council
member since 2006 |
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Elizabeth Bartz
State and Federal Communications (Akron)
Council member since 2008
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Ruth Coleman
Health Design Plus (Hudson)
Council Member since 2010 |
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Barry
Dunaway
The J.M. Smucker Company (Orrville)
Council member since 2001 |
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Bill Feth
AESCO Electronics, Inc. (Akron)
Council member since 2006 |
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Jonathan
Forman
JRF Management (Cleveland Cinemas) (Cleveland) Council
Council member since 2007 |
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Tom
Forman Eidos Consulting (Pepper Pike)
Council member since 1991 |
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Tom Hager Managing Partner, Schlabig & Associates
Council member since 1999 |
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Michael Haught Corporate Vice President, Labor Relations, Time Warner Cable
Council member since 2011 |
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Lee
Irving Hudson
Council member since 1997 |
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Betsy Juliano Litigation Management, Inc. (Mayfield Heights)
Council member since 2005 |
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Joanne Kim Marcus Thomas, LLC (Cleveland & Youngstown)
Council member since 2005 |
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Doug Lane North Canton Chamber Of Commerce (Canton)
Council member since 2010 |
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Glenda Lehman-Ervin Lehman's (Kidron)
Council member since 2006 |
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Paul
Perantinides
Perantinides & Nolan (Akron)
Council member since 1999 |
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Dick Rogen Carnegie Consulting Group, Ltd. (Akron)
Council member since 2001 |
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Joe Ruby Area Agency on Aging, 10B, Inc. (Uniontown)
Council member since 2005 |
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Richik Sarkar Ulmer and Berne, LLC (Cleveland)
Council member since 2010 |
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Chris
Schmid
Wooster Council
member since 2001 |
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Bill Sheron Wooster Community Hospital (Wooster)
Council member since 2005 |
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Marty
Spector
C-Biz/Spector & Saulino (Akron)
Council member since 2002 |
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Judge Marilyn Shea-Stonum
Chief Judge, The United States Bankruptcy Court, Northern Disctrict of Ohio
Council member since 2011 |
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Mike Strebler
Director, Financial Administration, KSU Foundation (Kent)
Council member since 2008
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Dennis Wagner
CFO Cyprium Investment Partner, LLC
Council member since 1999 |
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Patrick J. Weschler
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs (Akron)
Council member since 2006 |
Executive Committee of the CAC
Jody Bacon
Bill Feth
Tom Forman
Lee Irving, Chair
Betsy Juliano
Chris Schmid
Dennis Wagner
Kelly Eppink, WKSU Liaison
Finance Committee of the CAC
Marty Spector
Mike Strebler
Dennis Wagner, Chair
Mary Ellen Powers, WKSU Liaison
Legislative Affairs Committee of the CAC
Elizabeth Bartz
Joe Ruby
Philanthropy Committee
Jody Bacon
Ann Durr (Community volunteer)
Michelle Fair (Community volunteer)
Joanne Kim
Paul Perantinides
Pam Anderson, WKSU Liaison
Strategic Planning Committee
Nancy Baird
Barry Dunaway
Glenda Lehman Ervin
Bill Feth, Chair
Joanne Kim
Ben Mathews
Kelly Eppink, WKSU Liaison
Folk Alley Advisory Council
Barry Dunaway
Mike Flaster
Tom Forman, Chair
Mark Fuerst
Sam Geras
Betsy Juliano
Ben McConnel
Mark Mitten
Phillip Nabors
John Wear
Woody Woodard
Linda Fahey, WKSU/Folk Alley Liaison
WKSU Emeriti Council Members
Bruce Akers (Pepper Pike)
Ron Allen (Akron)
John Begala (Bay Willage)
Chuck Bennell (Canton)
Chip Billow (Akron)
Sheila Markley-Black (Canton)
Ann Amer Brennan (Canton)
Stephen Colecchi (Ravenna)
Stephen Cunliffe (Hudson)
Ann Durr (Cuyahoga Falls)
Julia Fishelson (Wooster)
Bill Gerken (Norwalk)
Tom Hager (Kent and Akron)
Jerry Hinderhan (Valley City)
Paul Gaston (Kent)
Hershey Lerner (Streetsboro)
David Lieberth (Akron)
Jeff Miller (Cleveland)
Walter Mirapaul (Akron)
Kathryn Motz Hunter (Silver Lake)
Judy Isroff (Richfield) (Deceased 2006)
William R. Joseph (Cleveland)
Phillip Nabors (Montrose and Solon)
Thomasina Patton (Avon)
Don Philabaum (Akron)
Pat Primm (Cuyahoga Falls)
Ken Reichel (Hudson)
Kathy Roberts (Brecksville)
Justin Rogers (Akron)
Ted Smithers (Florida)
Brian Toll (Bath)
Thomas Turner (Canton)
Robert Vail (Navarre)
Dr. Delese Wear (Tallmadge)
Dr. Ted Williams (Wooster)
Woody Woodward (Akron)
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