Monday, January 31, 2011
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
Egypt's future: repression, democracy or extremism?
Protestors plan for another major event in the popular uprising Tuesday. President Hosni Mubarak clings to power as he changes his cabinet. The Army may hold the key to Mubarak's fate.11:00 a.m.GuestsMichael Barnett: Professor of international affairs and political science at the George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs. Author of "Dialogues in Arab Politics" and forthcoming book, "The Empire of Humanity: A History of Humanitarianism."More from MPREgypt's opposition calls for 1 million on streets (01/31/2011)US set to fly thousands of Americans from Egypt (01/31/2011)Clinton: Egypt must transition to democracy (01/30/2011)U of M students rally to support Egypt protesters (01/28/2011)Understanding the protests in Egypt (01/28/2011)Newsmaker: Unrest in Egypt (01/27/2011)Resources
Bright Ideas with General Mills marketing chief
From selling Cheerios to fighting poverty, Mark Addicks says marketing can make a better world. Addicks spends a billion dollars a year on advertising as the Chief Marketing Officer for General Mills, but is crazy about the new influence of social media. He sat down with Bright Ideas guest host Jeremy Hobson for a conversation in the UBS forum.12:00 p.m.More from MPRBright Ideas with Daniel Wordsworth (11/30/2010)Bright Ideas: U of M President Robert Bruininks (10/01/2010)Bright Ideas with Lois Quam (10/26/2010)Resources
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