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Here on Earth: Salman Rushdie

Series: Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders
From: Wisconsin Public Radio
Length: 00:52:28

Preview "Here on Earth," Wisconsin Public Radio's international talk program and podcast. In this edition, host Jean Feraca talks to Salman Rushdie's about his latest wild and whirling novel, "The Enchantress of Florence." Read the full description.
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Piece Description

Here on Earth - "Radio Without Borders" Produced by Wisconsin Public Radio and hosted by Jean Feraca, "Here on Earth" is a live, cultural affairs talk show that introduces extraordinary people from across the world. We give listeners a chance to talk with passionate world citizens whose stories inspire and delight. The broadcast version of our show airs live, Monday through Friday, from 4 to 5 p.m. Eastern Time. Web listeners can stream the show at www.hereonearth.org and reach us toll-free, 1-800-642-1234. You can also e-mail us, hereonearth@wpr.org, send us an instant message, or post your thoughts at Jean's blog. Our podcast is available now at I-Tunes, www.podcastalley.com and other podcasting sites. You can also subscribe at our homepage, www.hereonearth.org. In this edition: Salman Rushdie's latest wild and whirling novel, "The Enchantress of Florence" follows a refugee who ends up in the court of the Mughal emperor Akbar. A Muslim vegetarian, Akbar is a warrior who wants only peace, a philosopher king and the first great Indian secularist. Jean Feraca talks with Rushdie about his latest work. Thanks for listening! The staff of Here on Earth

Broadcast History

Broadcast on the Ideas Network of Wisconsin Public Radio - July 10th, 2008.

Timing and Cues

This program can be used on a standard NPR News clock. After NPR News finishes at 06:00, there is a 25 second break window. Here on Earth has two floating 45 second breaks. For example, if "Here on Earth" is started at 06:25, the following clock then applies:

00:00-01:00 - Here on Earth billboard (See PRX entry Here on Earth: Salman Rushdie (Billboard))
01:00-06:00 - NPR News
06:00-06:25 - Local Promo/Content Hole
06:25-21:53 - Here on Earth open/Segment One
21:54-22:39 - Music Fill/:45 Hole for Local Promos/Content
22:40-40:36 - Here on Earth Segment Two
40:37-41:22 - Music Fill/:45 Hole for Local Promos/Content
41:23-59:00 - Here on Earth Segment Three/Closing Credits

(Also see PRX entry Here on Earth: Salman Rushdie (:20 Promo))

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http://www.hereonearth.org