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Cal Walker 
WEOS: 7/01/10, WSKG: 7/04/10
Social Justice Activist and Co-founder and Exec. Director, Village at Ithaca
One of Ithaca's most inspiring leaders, Walker talks passionately about his lifelong commitment to the issues of social justice, educational opportunity and the eradication of racism.
Deborah Noyes WEOS: 6/24/10, WSKG: 6/27/10
Author/illustrator/photographer
In this fascinating interview, Noyes primarily focusses on her well-received second novel Captivity. This is a work of historical fiction that traces the Fox sisters of upstate NY who claimed they could speak with the dead, thus igniting the American Spiritualist Movement of the mid- 19th century.
Florence Reed WEOS: 6/17/10, WSKG: 6/20/10
Environmental Activist /Founder & President, Sustainable Harvest International
Reed has been a life long environmental activist concerned with sustainable farming and rain forest protection. In this compelling conversation she discusses the creation, history and mission of her highly regarded organization, Sustainable Harvest International.
David Franke WEOS: 6/10/10, WSKG: 6/13/10
Assoc. Prof. of Writing, SUNY-Cortland/Co-director Seven Valleys Writing Project
The enthusiastic Franke discusses his passion for teaching and writing, with a focus on the history and mission of The Seven Valleys Writing Project, an affiliate of the National Literacy Initiative.
Becky Reardon WEOS: 6/03/10, WSKG: 6/06/10
Singer/Songwriter/Teacher
Her songs and rounds have attracted singing circles and choirs around the world. In this thoughtful conversation, Reardon talks about her life, work and travels. Excerpts from her CD Inside the Outside also featured.