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Updated 12/19/2024
Arts

Arts

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Updated 05/31/2023
Society & Culture

Society & Culture

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JAN 8

Frugal

This morning we pack our bags and head to the Mediterranean island of Sicily. Specifically, the harbor city of Messina.

Jan 8

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6 DAYS AGO

Auspicious

Now, I know that you tune in for our weekly five minute journey into the rich, sometimes baffling - but always fascinating world of William's words.

6 days ago

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11/11/2024

Dorothy Day

Fr Bacik and Brad Reiger discuss Dorothy Day: Dorothy Day (1897-1980) journalist, social activist, founder of the Catholic Worker Movement who encourages us to engage in concrete actions to serve the poor and promote peace.

11/11/2024

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09/16/2024

Karl Rahner

Karl Rahner (1904-1984) German Jesuit theologian, considered one of the five most influential theologians in the history of the church who encourages us to find the gracious God in our ordinary experiences of life including our work and leisure, and our joys and sorrows.

09/16/2024

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03/27/2019

Classical Guitar

Taking our cue from the upcoming TSO concert featuring guitarist Gerardo Perez Capdevila, we welcome friend of the arts Pat Appold into the studio to trace the story of how she discovered the fantastic Cuban-born guitarist. Also, test your knowledge with our Classical Guitar Quiz!

03/27/2019

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12/19/2024

Composer Cliff Eidelman: The Tempest and More

In this Classical Conversation, Mary Claire Murphy asks composer Cliff Eidelman about the behind-the-scenes of his creative process for film scoring. Mr. Eidelman also comments on his concert discography, including a recent reinterpretation of his symphonic poem The Tempest.

12/19/2024

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12/18/2024

Bob Masters

As we prepare for the upcoming production of South Pacific, Toledo Opera's Leah Whitaker and WGTE's Brad Cresswell talk with WWII veteran Bob Masters, who celebrated his 99th birthday this past October. Bob talks about his service in the war, and shares the many stories he's accumulated from that time (including serving on the Enterprise and the time he bumped into — literally — Admiral Nimitz).

12/18/2024

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JAN 1

Dislocate

It is in William's tragic tale of King Lear that hearts are not simply broken; allegiances severed or affinities dissolved. Much like Hamlet describing the very essence of time being "out of joint" - we find the first usage of the word... dislocate.

Jan 1

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05/03/2022

When Loss Leads to Life Purpose

This podcast episode is for anyone who's looking for hope, needs a fresh perspective, feels lonely, at a loss, or is looking for greater life purpose. Kristi speaks with Author and Life Purpose CEO, Dr. Vic Strecher.

05/03/2022

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04/27/2022

Reinvention at Any Age

On this premiere podcast episode, Kristi speaks with Aging Expert, Author and Marathoner, Barbara Hannah Grufferman.

04/27/2022

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Listen to some of WGTE's favorite podcasts. Hear from some of the biggest names in classical music and learn the history of Shakespeare's phrases and sonnets.