CONVERSATIONS WITH JOAN

GUEST AND TOPIC DATE AIRED

JANUARY: 2004:

Linda Evans, Singer/Songwriter January 8

Paula Evans, “Cliff Jumping” January 15

Patrick Oneill, Weight Management January 22

Jamie McKown, South Carolina Primary January 29

FEBRUARY:

Gary Irwin, “Blues Bash” February 5

Wanda Johnson, Blues Singer February 12

Al May, Political Journalism February 19

Joanna Katz, “Sentencing the Victim” February 26

MARCH:

Annie Jamerson, “The Motown Sound” March 4

Kumea Shorter-Gooden, “Shifting” March 11

Brett Lott, Author, “A Song I Knew By Heart” March 18

Denise Brown, Caregivers March 25

APRIL:

Reverend Nolan Williams, African American Hymnal April 1

Doug Marlette, Political Cartoonist April 8

Dean Johnson, Author April 15

Meg Barnhouse, Author April 22

Carol Darr, Internet Politics April 29

MAY:

John Palmer, Former Network Journalist May 6

Donna Angelle, Singer/Songwriter May 13

Gordon Rhea, Author, “Carrying the Flag” May 20

Laynne Littlepage, Actress May 27

JUNE:

Jana Davis, Author, “The Third Terrorist” June 3

Levolia Rhodes, Foster Care June 10

Guy & Cindy Carrawan, Songs of the Civil Rights Movement June 17

Phillip Simmons, Blacksmith June 24

JULY:

Carolyn Evans, Singer/Songwriter July 1

Taran Davies, Filmmaker, “Afghan Stories” July 8

Dr. Patrick O’Neill, Obesity in Children July 15

Laura Hudson, South Carolina Victim’s Assistance Network July 22

Dr. Gary Small, “The Memory Prescription” July 29

AUGUST:

Bobby Claire, Cooper River Bridge Replacement Project August 5

Jania Sommers, International Adoptions August 12

Charles Johnson, Author, “Middle Passage” August 19

Dr. Maria Goodloe-Johnson, Spt. Charleston County Schools August 26

SEPTEMBER:

Dr. Sara Powell, “Introduction to Middle School” September 2

Mary Youngblood, Singer, Grammy Award Winner September 9

Ann Telnaes, Editorial Cartoonist September 16

Kwame Dawes, Actor, Playwright, Producer September 23

Peter Leroy, Haitian People Support Project September 30

OCTOBER:

Linda Schaffner/Zora Brown, Cancer Survivors October 7

Keith West, Peace Corps October 15

Dr. Marty Perlmutter, “Jewish Roots in Southern Soil” October 21

Ernie Passaligue, South Carolina Education Lottery October 28

NOVEMBER:

Barbara Brothers, South Carolina Epilepsy Foundation November 4

Neal Petersen, Author and Yachtsman November 11

Molly B. Right, Bottle Top Artist November 18

Mary Jackson, Sweetgrass Basket Maker November 25

DECEMBER:

Edward P. Jones, Pulitzer Prize Winner, “The Known World” December 2

Valerie Reeder-Bey, Surviving AIDS December 9

Earl Shorris, “Humanities for the Homeless” December 16

St. Joseph Catholic Church Choirs, Christmas Concert December 23

Trevor Weston, Composer December 30