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Wednesday, April 7th, 2010
Hour 1
It's a big week in sports with the Eagles trading Donovan McNabb, the Phillies starting their season with newly acquired ROY HALLADAY at the mound, and Tiger Woods returning to the Masters in the wake of a scandal that rocked his marriage, his brand and the world of golf. We’re talking football with RAY DIDINGER, baseball with TOM VERDUCCI and golf with MICHAEL BAMBERGER.
Wednesday, April 7th, 2010
Hour 2
Political journalist WILLIAM GREIDER has been taking on the conventional wisdom in U.S. politics and economics for four decades. Now the national affairs correspondent for "The Nation," Greider has written several books, including "Come Home, America: The Rise and Fall (and Redeeming Promise) of Our Country," which is just out in paperback. It continues Greider’s well established tradition of challenging Beltway and Wall Street thinking that works against the interest of average Americans. Yesterday, Greider delivered the keynote speech at Villanova University’s symposium on "Economic Crisis and the Common Good: Local and Global Dimensions," and he's Marty’s guest on today's "Radio Times."
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