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As an economist I found it an inspiring and hope-giving lecture - wish I had been there! Will be visiting you again, keep up the great work. Cambridge rules. USA - Monday, January 23, 2006 at 13:31:42 (EST) Heard part of a discusion on education on 2/3/00 public radio U of Ia. Iowa City public radio, about 8:55 pm while in my car. Would Like to know who was speaking-- what I heard was excellent. Julia <usa> usa, usa USA - Thursday, January 19, 2006 at 00:06:38 (EST) Cambridge Forum is vital as one of only radio links between religious liberal values and social justice in regular broadcast. Join in to keep the life blood flowing. Karina <Smith> usa, usa USA - Wednesday, January 18, 2006 at 01:08:53 (EST) I recently heard part of a very interesting discussion on KQED radio on Making Effective Environmental Choices, by Warren Leon and Michael Brower. I would be very interested in hearing this on your web site. The show aired on August 22, 1999 in San Francisco. karl <karl> usa, usa USA - Monday, January 16, 2006 at 04:34:34 (EST) This site is excellent! As a native Cantabrigian, it makes me proud to see the long time tradition continued of Cambridge as the place for stimulating, insightful and heartfelt dialogue/discussion/dissent/deliberation/disagreement/delight! I would love to see a program on women's leadership as we move towards the Millenium. Irene Miller <Irene Miller > atlanta, usa USA - Sunday, January 15, 2006 at 19:10:54 (EST) I happened to catch the tail end of a live recording of a discussion on religion (6/6 on NPR) and (I believe he was a Catholic priest) the discussion was very intelligent on current religion and secularism in America....what was the priests name, and what was the name of the show? Did he publish? Thanks for the great show, Jack Jack Conner <jmconner@imt.net> Billings, MT USA - Monday, June 06, 2005 at 23:20:48 (EDT) Listened to Doris Grumbach while driving today and immediately wanted to sit down and talk with her about getting a little older. Tom Robbins <ttrob@gwi.net> Holden, Me USA - Wednesday, October 16, 2002 at 23:32:09 (EDT) As a one-time Cantabrigian I find your program inexpressibly refreshing, whenever I'm able to tune in. Programs like yours, and the NPR stations that carry them, keep this nation from fragmenting into permanent regional polarization by addressing the story behind the story. Julie Falanga Moffitt <chuckmoffitt@earthlink.net> Spokane, WA USA - Wednesday, November 21, 2001 at 17:11:32 (EST) KSFC Spokane Public Radio is changing the time it airs Cambridge Forum to Wednesdays at 9:30 am and Saturday mornings at 7, effective September 5. Thanks. Doug Nadvornick Spokane Public Radio Doug Nadvornick < dnadvorn@kpbx.org> Spokane, WA USA - Friday, August 31, 2001 at 14:46:53 (EDT) The death of Sir Fred Hoyle has renewed my interest in a forum on the negative impact of research funding on new ideas science. I know from personal experience that many scientists are afraid to champion ideas that might alienate those making decisions on their grants or the publication of their papers. If Cambridge Forum has an interest and the courage to address this issue, I will be happy to participate. - Oliver Oliver Manuel <om@umr.edu> Rolla, MO USA - Thursday, August 23, 2001 at 17:18:07 (EDT) July 24, I am looking for the piece by Barry Lopez read by Barry Lopez that aired on KQED San Francisco this past weekend. I was unable to figure out how to search for it on your site. Thank you. Francine Ryan < fsryan@ucdavis.edu > I missed the reference for Lewis' comments about the future; what book was that from? Was Lewis really that negative about the future? It's obviously a mistake to try to live in a dream of the future, but a life that doesn't include some dreaming isn't fully human either. Past, future and present are faith, hope and charity. And of these the greatest is love, what we do in the present. The trick is to expand the present moment so that it reaches back to the foundations of past experience and reaches ahead to the dream of a better future. Donald Love <ldmaclove@aol.com> Jefferson City, MO USA - Friday, April 20, 2001 at 09:35:56 (EDT) I love the Broadcast "Cambridge Forum." The program gives me a sense of depth and awareness of the real world (not what I hear or read on the media.) Thank you. May I receive a schedule of future speakers? Verna Townsend <vernamdt@cs.com> Fremont, CA USA - Monday, April 16, 2001 at 08:53:54 (EDT) I echo the comments concerning the discussion on C.S. Lewis' "Screwtape Letters". I would be interested in obtaining an audio cassette of this discussion. Jim McGee <jmcgee@wilkersons.com> Stuttgart, AR USA - Wednesday, April 04, 2001 at 10:38:57 (EDT) I have thoroughly enjoyed reading all the books by K Norris, read/studied C.S Lewis books and held the Word of God as a benchmark for all their thoughts and experiences. It would be great to see a summary or hear a tape synopsis of the ensuing Cambridge panel. I think this is a great site. Nadia Nadine Kuzichev <Nadiakuzichev@hotmail.com> Corona del Mar, CA USA - Monday, April 02, 2001 at 20:41:03 (EDT) I have bookmarked this site. I have seen the web and it's a circus out there! In here I feel so ---healthy----and safe and awake. Fresh air! Michelle Brezae <messenger93225@yahoo.com> Frazier Park, CA USA - Monday, April 02, 2001 at 16:48:20 (EDT) Please add me to your mailing list Alvaro Pertuz <alvaro.pertuz@us.cgeyc.com> Boston, MA USA - Monday, February 19, 2001 at 14:43:46 (EST) I heard a speaker on KQED that I thought was your forum speaking about a book that he wrote on his experience as a professionalcross country skiier. I thought it was called "Endurane" but I didn't get the author's name and the book isn't coming up under that name. Any ideas? Thanks. sdstanaway <sdstanaway@aol.com> Cupertino, CA USA - Tuesday, January 23, 2001 at 20:55:23 (EST) Here in semi-rural Utah, it's good to get a taste of real civilization every so often. Thanks! Bob Kent <kiwimangoman23@yahoo.com> Smithfield , Ut USA - Wednesday, January 10, 2001 at 21:59:21 (EST) I could not fine" Who's Minding our Food" on your most recent list. I heard it Sunday Oct. 2 on Public Radio and was thrilled to hear someone else sees testing and choice as a direction. Thanks I'd like to buy it. Elaine Knudson <knudson@pionet.net> Sergeant Bluff, Ia USA - Wednesday, October 04, 2000 at 07:05:25 (EDT) Aaargh....I really enjoy the Cambridge Forum but its very frustrasting because all too often I find out about your programs after they have been broadcast. KQED does not do a very good job providing advance notice on their web site. Do you have a LISTSERV that sends out email notifications of future programs? John Hillman <jhillberk@aol.com> Richmond, CA USA - Monday, September 11, 2000 at 11:42:23 (EDT) I recently heard a forum broadcast on KQED (San Francisco) presented bt a speaker who was advocating fo the limitations on the power of corporations. mI though he had announced his e-mail address as "thealliance@aol.com" I was not able to find him at this address. Could you shed some light on how to contact him? THANKYOU Michael Stuber <michael_stuber@pribenefits.com> Hayward, CA USA - Tuesday, July 11, 2000 at 17:27:49 (EDT) I found Cambridge Forum last evening through C-Span and enjoyed Wendy Kaminer's appearance. We are pleased to link to you on The BIG EYE - http://www.bigeye.com, a web site which, I am sure, your viewers will enjoy. Stewart <stewart@bigeye.com> Sarasota, FL USA - Monday, February 14, 2000 at 13:54:35 (EST) Caught the last few minutes of this afternoons forum on Washington's farewell address. Who was the speaker and when will a tape be available? I'd like to hear the whole show. Charlie Anderson <cpa1203@aol.com> San Francisco, CA USA - Monday, February 14, 2000 at 01:34:58 (EST) Heard part of a discusion on education on 2/3/00 public radio U of Ia. Iowa City public radio, about 8:55 pm while in my car. Would Like to know who was speaking-- what I heard was excellent. Betsy <eewent50@hotmail.com> westbranch, ia USA - Thursday, February 03, 2000 at 23:13:38 (EST) "Robert Reich for President!" Thank you Cambridge Forum (and KQED in California) for broadcasting his powerfully simple talk. His basic message, "Don't fight change; make it good for everyone", and his ideas on how to achieve that, should reach every voter -- and every candidate for public office. Lois Willis <lwillis@cruzio.com> Scotts Valley, CA USA - Sunday, January 23, 2000 at 20:59:28 (EST) Cambridge Forum comes on at 6 a.m. where I live (KOCV-FM, Odessa/Midland TX, and I try to cut my morning run short in order to get back in time to hear it. David Halberstam's recent discussion of The Children had me glued to the spot I stood for the entire time. Thank YOU!! Johnnye Montgomery <jonmonty@msn.com> Midland, TX USA - Saturday, January 15, 2000 at 08:22:32 (EST) I just heard Marion Wright Edelman's "Memoir of Mentors" on KQED-FM out of San Francisco. Thank you for airing these kinds of programs, and I am so gratified that KQED-FM carries them. Thank you for providing this kind of intellectually stimulating, humane, and important broadcast. I will make sure I listen every Sunday evening. (I grew up in Boston, and lived in Cambridge for several years as a young adult in the early-mid 70s, and wish you had been around then, or, if you were, I wish I had known about you). Thank you again. Miriam Maxwell <mimxemfx@pacbell.net> Berkeley, CA USA - Sunday, January 09, 2000 at 20:24:00 (EST) Cambridge Forum is vital as one of only radio links between religious liberal values and social justice in regular broadcast. Join in to keep the life blood flowing. Henry Kroll <cem-west@igc.org> San Francisco, California USA - Friday, October 29, 1999 at 13:31:36 (EDT) Thanks for a wonderful program. I was fascinated by last nights forum with Paul Hoffman (sp?) discussing glaciology, pre-historic climatic conditions and current gobal warming. As a geologist I was unaware and amazed by his statement of the polar ice cap/glacial sea ice pack reaching to the equator and being a mile thick. Wow. Alan Bressler <bressler@imt.net> Billings, MT USA - Tuesday, September 14, 1999 at 13:05:09 (EDT) I recently heard part of a very interesting discussion on KQED radio on Making Effective Environmental Choices, by Warren Leon and Michael Brower. I would be very interested in hearing this on your web site. The show aired on August 22, 1999 in San Francisco. Karen <karenf@wenet.net> USA - Wednesday, August 25, 1999 at 14:15:47 (EDT) Do you have any programs presented for RealAudio? The tapes are so slow and costly. sam standring <samstand@net999.com> fullerton, ca USA - Wednesday, October 14, 1998 at 23:02:30 (EDT) This site is excellent! As a native Cantabrigian, it makes me proud to see the long time tradition continued of Cambridge as the place for stimulating, insightful and heartfelt dialogue/discussion/dissent/deliberation/disagreement/delight! I would love to see a program on women's leadership as we move towards the Millenium. Irene Miller <imm@MIT.edu> Cambridge, MA USA - Friday, September 11, 1998 at 18:43:50 (EDT) Visited (and have now bookmarked) your site after reading about the "Human Well-being and Economic Goals" lecture you co-sponsored with the Boston Research Center for the Twenty-First Century. As an economist I found it an inspiring and hope-giving lecture - wish I had been there! Will be visiting you again, keep up the great work. Anne Heynes, Wellington, New Zealand Anne Heynes <annehey@wn.pl.net> Wellington, New Zealand - Sunday, July 19, 1998 at 21:28:53 (EDT) 
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