Monday, October 31, 2005
Mark and Allison Johnson are just back from New Orleans and you will want to hear the "first person" account of destruction and the "black mold and mildew." Allison describes going back to her apartment after Katrina. Mark drove around on his own. It's an awesome story and you can listen in the WAI Radio.com FREE "on demand" archives. It's today's 11 AM hour and the first 20 minutes of the noon hour as well.
Camie Boggess is an old friend who got just a bit too deep into the Halloween spirit. I am sure she is having trouble getting around on the broomstick with all the bad weather. The NCAA men's basketball tournament first round is coming to Alltel Arena in a few years. What does it take to get in on an event like that? Camie has lots of insight on that and also a few legislative notes. She is on in the 10:00 hour, which is also available in the WAI archives.
In the first hour today, I had commentary on the passing of Rosa Parks and some recollections on segregation. It is certainly worth your time.
TUESDAY GUESTS: Jim Lynch, the community activist from UALR WILL BE IN THE STUDIO AT 10, SO BE LOGGED ON AT WAI RADIO.COM. I am sure we will discuss my column in today's Democrat-Gazette about secrecy in City Hall.
