WAMU 88.5 FM American University Radio - The Kojo Nnamdi Show for Monday January 5, 2004

Monday January 5, 2004

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Business Daily

Time	Program
12:00am	World Briefing
12:20am	World Business News
12:30am	World Briefing
12:40am	Business Daily
1:00am	The World Today
3:30am	The Interview
4:00am	World Briefing
4:20am	World Business News
4:30am	The Strand
5:00am	Morning Edition
5:50am	Marketplace Morning Report
6:00am	Morning Edition
6:35am	The Writer's Almanac
6:40am	Morning Edition
7:50am	Marketplace Morning Report
8:00am	Morning Edition
10:00am	The Diane Rehm Show
12:00pm	The Kojo Nnamdi Show
2:00pm	Tell Me More
3:00pm	Fresh Air
4:00pm	All Things Considered
6:00pm	Marketplace
6:30pm	All Things Considered
8:00pm	The World
9:04pm	Stardate
9:06pm	On Point
10:00pm	To The Point
10:58pm	Health in a Heartbeat
11:00pm	As It Happens

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Stained Glass Bluegrass

Time	Program
12:00am	Stained Glass Bluegrass
1:00am	Banks of the Ohio
4:00am	Bluegrass Review
5:00am	Bluegrass Breakdown
6:00am	Bluegrass Signal
7:00am	The Katy Daley Show
10:00am	The Lee Michael Demsey Show
12:00pm	Special Programming
1:00pm	The Dick Spottswood Show
3:00pm	The Ray Davis Show
6:00pm	Banks of the Ohio
9:00pm	Lonesome Pine RFD

Now on WAMU-3

WTMD

Time	Program
12:00am	WTMD
5:00am	World Update
6:00am	World Briefing
6:20am	World Business News
6:30am	World Briefing
6:40am	Business Daily
7:00am	Newshour
7:55am	Sports News
8:00am	World Briefing
8:30am	Business Daily
8:50am	Analysis
9:00am	Newshour
10:00am	Tell Me More
11:00am	Morning Edition
12:00pm	Day To Day
1:00pm	World, Have Your Say
2:00pm	Talk of the Nation
3:00pm	The World
4:00pm	Newshour
5:00pm	The Diane Rehm Show
7:00pm	The Kojo Nnamdi Show
9:00pm	News & Notes
10:00pm	The World Today

Week of January 5, 2004

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12 - DC Politics Hour

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12:06Open Phones

Your opinions matter. Share them. along with your hopes and fears for 2004, on the first Open Phones of the New Year.

13:06Regional Forecast

What will 2004 bring to the Washington DC metro region? Experts from several industries weigh in with their forecasts.

Guests

Alberto Avendano, Editor in Chief, El Tiempo Latino

Bob Peck, President, Greater Washington Board of Trade

Shannon Henry, technology columnist, "Washington Post"; Author, "The Dinner Club: How the Masters of the Internet Universe Rode the Rise and Fall of the Greatest Boom in History"

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