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On
Know the Score,
music and culture, poetry and prose, the arts and humanities,
come to life. You'll hear a world of ideas each week--great
music withinterviews of the artists and composers creating
it; poetry and prose discussed by the authors themselves;
artists and dancers talking about their work and the creative
process; and we hear performances of the highest order by
local and regional ensembles as well as new releases by the
world's most acclaimed artists. Joan Kjaer is host of Know
the Score and once a month she and KSUI will take the
show on the road for productions before a live audience. Be
listening for those live dates and join us--we'll save a seat
for you!
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Cedar
Rapids History Center director Martha Aldridge and host
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KSUI
presents Know the Score LIVE!
A live events schedule is available
on our WSUI and KSUI Upcoming
Events page |
Recent
Know the Score Audio Clips |
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Frank McCourt, author of Angela's Ashes, 'Tis,
and Teacher Man, was the special guest of Know
the Score LIVE! on November 8, 2006. In this engaging
conversation, you can enjoy McCourt's humor as well as his
serious reflections on the challenges of teaching in America.
Host, Joan Kjaer.
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Guests Christopher Merrill, Diana Cates, Mohamad Elmasry,
Jon Wilcox and George Greenia take us through the experience
of pilgrimage.
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Walt Whitman scholar Ed Folsom joins others in an exploration
of Whitman's character, writing and view of America in the
late 19th Century.
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Linguistic anthropologist Shirley Brice Heath speaks of her
work in Appalachia and elsewhere.
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The beautiful Old Capitol Building in Iowa City is now restored
and re-opened after the tragic fire of 2001. Former UI President
Sandy Body and others talk about what this building has meant
to the State of Iowa and the University of Iowa for more than
150 years.
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UI faculty member Uriel Tsachor discusses and plays music
of Johannes Brahms.
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The
Oxford Project: guests are photographer Peter Feldstein, writer
Stephen Bloom, Oxford resident Patty Heckethorn and Chris
Rossi of Humanities Iowa. Host: Joan Kjaer.
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Egyptian
guitarist Alaa Elwany. Host: Joan Kjaer.
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