Moderated by Wallace Fanning, this series presents a panel of guests discussing a variety of topics. The radio series launched in 1946. It also later aired on WTTG-TV in Washington, D.C. These programs aired 1968-69.An online collection of early educational public radio content from the National Association of Educational Broadcasters (NAEB).
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Peace Corps: New diplomacy
This program features Reverend George H. Dunn, World Council of Churches; John Curtis, deputy director of public affairs, Peace Corps; Michael Bowden, director, Georgetown University Community Action Program, former Peace Corps volunteer.
Peace Corps: New diplomacy
This program features Reverend George H. Dunn, World Council of Churches; John Curtis, deputy director of public affairs, Peace Corps; Michael Bowden, director, Georgetown University Community Action Program, former Peace Corps volunteer.
Student initiative: Free university
This program features W. Patrick Goen, dean of freshmen, Georgetown University; Reese Fullerton, senior; Scott Riordan, junior; James Heathcox, junior; all Georgetown students
Student initiative: Free university
This program features W. Patrick Goen, dean of freshmen, Georgetown University; Reese Fullerton, senior; Scott Riordan, junior; James Heathcox, junior; all Georgetown students
As others see us
This program features Reverend Gerard F. Yates, director of international student programs, Georgetown University; and three Georgetown graduate students from Guinea, Brazil, and Greece.
As others see us
This program features Reverend Gerard F. Yates, director of international student programs, Georgetown University; and three Georgetown graduate students from Guinea, Brazil, and Greece.
Future scientists and their teachers
This program features Dr. Phoebe Knippling, Arlington County, VA, public schools; Maurice Leikund, fellow, Washington Academy of Scientists; and Grover Sherlin, National Bureau of Standards.
Future scientists and their teachers
This program features Dr. Phoebe Knippling, Arlington County, VA, public schools; Maurice Leikund, fellow, Washington Academy of Scientists; and Grover Sherlin, National Bureau of Standards.
European reporters on U.S.
This program features Steven Barber, chief correspondent, London Daily Telegraph; Jean Legranges, national manager, Agence-France Press; and Wolfgang Nolte, Washington bureau chief, Deutsche Presse Agentur.
European reporters on U.S.
This program features Steven Barber, chief correspondent, London Daily Telegraph; Jean Legranges, national manager, Agence-France Press; and Wolfgang Nolte, Washington bureau chief, Deutsche Presse Agentur.