Around Noon: Archive by Date

October 2008

Lar Lubovitch Dance Company
Posted Friday, October 31

David Wroblewski: “The Story of Edgar Sawtelle”
Posted Thursday, October 30

DJ Rekha: Basement Bhangra
Posted Wednesday, October 29

Michael Pollan: “In Defense of Food”
Posted Tuesday, October 28

Vampires and Ghosts
Posted Monday, October 27

Radio Drama Preview: Fortitude
Posted Friday, October 24

One Tank Trips Special
Posted Thursday, October 23

Euclid Corridor Health Line
Posted Wednesday, October 22

U.S. Representative District 11 Debate
Posted Tuesday, October 21

Presidential Trivia Special
Posted Monday, October 20

Jason and the Argonauts
Posted Friday, October 17

Orli Shaham, Slow Food and Angels in America
Posted Thursday, October 16

Derf, Apollo’s Fire and Martin Taylor
Posted Wednesday, October 15

A Chorus Line
Posted Tuesday, October 14

Susan Orlean and Robert Dubac
Posted Monday, October 13

Rhett Miller of Old 97’s
Posted Friday, October 10

Taj Mahal, Lang Lang and George Shuba
Posted Thursday, October 9

NOL: Political Drama
Posted Wednesday, October 8

Stuart McLean, William E. Scheele & Dariush Saghafi
Posted Tuesday, October 7

Charlise Lyles, Dayton Contemporary Dance Company and The Twilight
Posted Monday, October 6

Philip Glass
Posted Friday, October 3

Jonathan Lethem, Adam Gopnik and Sam Bush
Posted Thursday, October 2

RACE, Garrison Keillor and John Leland
Posted Wednesday, October 1

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