| Out of Bounds, a radio show created by Tish Pearlman, is the winner of the 2008 NYSBA Award for "Best Public Affairs Program Series." It features intimate 30 minute interviews with visionaries: people living, working and thinking outside the mainstream. It airs Thursdays at 7pm on WEOS-FM at 89.7 & 90.3 in Geneva, NY & 88.1 in Ithaca, NY or via live stream at weos.org. It airs Sundays at 11:30am on WSKG-FM, 89.3 Binghamton, NY; 90.9 Ithaca, NY; 91.7 Oneonta/Cooperstown, NY; 91.1 Corning/Elmira, NY; 88.7 Hornell/Alfred, NY. The mission of Out of Bounds is to move beyond the "disrespectful ranting" of current popular radio, and to forge understanding among people of diverse backgrounds through thoughtful, in-depth conversations that educate and enlighten. This forum features well-known (Deborah Tannen, John W. Dean and Janis Ian) as well as under-represented members of the Finger Lakes community, and beyond. Read more... |
J. Robert Lennon 
WEOS: 5/28/09, WSKG: 5/31/09
Writer, Musician & Educator
The prolific and affable Lennon talks about his novels, his many interests, and the intersection between politics and art. He also discusses the inspiration behind his latest, mysterious new novel "Castle."
Rachel Dickinson WEOS: 5/21/09, WSKG: 5/24/09
Freelance Writer
The highly regarded Dickinson discusses the many aspects of her life as a writer, from inspiration for her childrens' books to her most recent work of non-fiction "Falconer on the Edge: A Man, His Bird and the Vanishing Landscape of the American West.
Diana Leigh WEOS: 5/14/09, WSKG: 5/17/09
Jazz Vocalist
In this engaging conversation Leigh talks about life, work, songs and inspiration. Excerpts from her CD "Crazy 8" included.
Judy Chicago WEOS: 5/07/09, WSKG: 5/10/09
Artist, educator and activist
The legendary Chicago talks passionately about her life, art (from "The Dinner Party" to "The Holocaust Project" to her work in glass) and the continuing challenges facing women artists.
Amy Dickenson WEOS: 4/30/09, WSKG: 5/03/09
Syndicated "Ask Amy" Advice Columnist and author
In this delightful interview, the down-to-earth and humorous Dickinson discusses the many paths she has taken as she focuses on her memoir "The Mighty Queens of Freeville: A Mother, a Daughter and the Town that Raised Them."
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