Monthly Archives: October 2011

MONDAY: Storm Coverage The freak October storm that hit the state this weekend caused more power outages than Hurricane Irene. And, for people in many parts of the state, it could be at least a week until they get their power … Continue reading →

Catie Talarski Exciting week! John Dankosky is heading to New York City to guest-host NPR’s Science Friday. You can follow his exploits on his new twitter handle @johndankosky. Also, if you  haven’t noticed, it’s fund drive season! That means it’s … Continue reading →

MONDAY: Jobs! America is looking for ways to create jobs and avoid a prolonged recession. Europe is looking for ways to solve their own economic crisis. But how do problems there affect your wallet here – and the other way … Continue reading →

  MONDAY: What’s For Lunch? Whether it’s superstar chef Jamie Oliver’s “Food Revolution” or Alice Waters’ Revolutionary “Edible Schoolyard,” big thinkers about food and nutrition have been trying to get healthier choices into the school cafeteria. Coming up, we’ll talk … Continue reading →

Happy October! MONDAY: Magazine Today, Three iconoclasts – a social enterprise pioneer, critically important architect – and a former political insider. The Pioneer is Robert Egger – President of DC Central Kitchen and transformative thinker about the role of non-profits. … Continue reading →