Sunday, May 11, 2008

• Hear some local perspectives on politics and the
upcoming Olympics in China – from Kansas City sports writer and blogger Anthony
Tao, who’s currently visiting family in Beijing. And Tibetan Buddhist
Monk Champa Lhunpo, talks about his work with the Dalai Lama.
• Kent Gipson, a lawyer who defends death penalty cases with the Public Interest Litigation Clinic,
talks about the possibility of a death penalty in the racially-motivated murder
of William McCay in the Historic Northeast neighborhood in 2005.
• As economic stimulus checks are printed in the
Northland, people in Westport talk about how they plan to spend them.
• The Heart of America Shakespeare Festival performs a
condensed version of Shakespeare’s plays for communities throughout the area.
• From New Letters on the Air, Kansas Poet Laureate
Denise Low.
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