Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
What will Egypt's "March of Millions" accomplish?
A former mideast advisor to President's Carter and Clinton joins Midday to analyze the Egyptian protests and the prospects for President Hosni Mubarak's autocratic rule. Will democracy, repression or extremism result?11:00 a.m.GuestsRobert Hunter: Senior advisor, RAND. Director of mideast affairs on the National Security Council under President Carter. US Ambassador to NATO 1993-1998.More from MPRNon-emergency US personnel ordered to leave Egypt (02/01/2011)Jubilant crowds flood Cairo, escalating protests (02/01/2011)Millions march in Egypt (02/01/2011)Newsmaker: Protests continue in Egypt (01/31/2011)Egypt's future: repression, democracy or extremism? (01/31/2011)Resources
MPR President Bill Kling live on Midday
MPR founder, president and CEO Bill Kling joins Midday to answer your questions about the future of MPR and public broadcasting.12:00 p.m.GuestsBill Kling: Founder, president and CEO of Minnesota Public Radio and American Public Media.More from MPRBill Kling to leave MPR in June 2011 (09/10/2010)MPR President Bill Kling talks about his departure (09/10/2010)Timeline of MPR's history (09/10/2010)
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