Political Roundtable Saturday Morning 9am

The third Saturday of April is upon us and time for Full Circle's Political Roundtable. This week is our General Assembly wrap up program.

Who or what were the winners and losers during the 2009 session and a review of some of the environmental legislation that was and was not passed.

Update on the status of slots in Anne Arundel county.

State of Maryland saving The Preakness?

XXX movies at the University of Maryland.

This edition of Full Circle promises to be more fun than a tea party with Don Dwyer at City Dock! You won't want to miss it.

In South County you can listen on your radios at 97.5 FM. Everywhere else you can listen online at www.wryr.org.

Full Circle is BACK! Watershed Edition Saturday 9am

Full Circle is BACK! After taking the month of March off for spring break, we are back with a live show tomorrow, Saturday April 11th at 9pm.

Tomorrow morning we will be talking with Lindsay Hollister from Jug Bay Wetland Sanctuary. Lindsay has been involved with a variety of projects at Jug Bay as well as the Watershed Stewards Academy at Arlington Echo.

Listeners are encouraged to call in at 410-867-9677 or email full.circle@wryr.org to participate in the discussion.

If you live in South County tune in at 9am to WRYR 97.5 FM or you can listen to our internet broadcast via our website at wryr.org.

Full Circle on Spring Break during March

Thank you all for tuning in to listening to our second season of Full Circle on WRYR 97.5 FM. This March we will be taking a break from the program and will be rebroadcasting some of our favorite programs from season two.

So tune in Saturday at 9am or Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6:30pm to hear a different Full Circle rebroadcast during the month of March. Listen locally at 97.5 FM or listen online at WRYR.ORG

We'll be back live on the first Saturday of April (April 4th) with Jeff Carroll and Greening the Built Environment.

Thank you for your support.

Full Circle -- Political Roundtable

The third Saturday of each month Full Circle features our political roundtable. Join our panelists Mike Collins (Republican Central Committee), Ray Naughton (South County Democrats), and Rob Savidge (Co-Chair Maryland Green Party) Saturday morning (2/20) at 9am for a lively discussion of local, county, and state politics.

This week we will be discussing:

Slots at the mall, slots at the airport...is there anywhere that Miller
does NOT want slots?

Do we really need to concern ourselves about public officials in cars?
A discussion about whether or not the media and our politicians should really
care about what our elected officials do in their free time.

O'Malley's plan for the stimulus money

Why is the Bay not a priority for the legislature this session?  Take a
look at these sites and no where do you see anything specifically
about The Bay.
Baltimore Sun -- what to look for during the 2009 session
Maryland League of Conservation Voters
Maryland Sierra Club

In South County you can listen at 97.5 FM or anywhere else listen to our
internet broadcast at wryr.org

Watershed Edition

Join us Saturday morning at 9am for the Watershed Edition of Full Circle.

This week is a pre-recorded interview with the South River Federation's new riverkeeper Diana Muller. She will be talking about her previous experience prior to the riverkeeper position, as well as some of her plans and goals as the riverkeeper of the South River.

In South County tune your radio to 97.5 FM or listen to our internet broadcast at WRYR.ORG

This program will also be rebroadcast 2/17 and 2/19 at 6:30pm.

If you are interested in receiving email updates from the Full Circle blog about upcoming programs please email full.circle@wryr.org. You can also follow the Full Circle blog and post comments about our programs at fullcirclewryr975.blogspot.com.

Greening the Built Environment - Cathy Purple Cherry

Join us on Saturday, February 7th at 9am when Jeff Carroll interviews Annapolis architect Cathy Purple Cherry about how her firm approaches green architecture.

Join us by tuning in at 97.5 FM on your radio dial or via internet broadcast at WRYR.ORG.