This month's episode of Chautauqua Radio is dedicated to Buckminster Fuller -- his life, his work and his legacy. Following up on the energy of the recently completed Design Science Lab at UNC-Asheville, we'll be joined in the studio by Ruth Meyers and Mark Hanf, teachers who participated in the Lab, discussing how they apply Bucky's teachings in their classrooms, and what they themselves learned in the Lab. David McConville interviews Jaime Snyder Co Founder and Board Member of the Buckminster Fuller Institute. We're also joined by inventor Kurt Pryzbilla, Navaho spiritualist Keith Curly, artist Vincent Wrenn and Black Mountain College Museum chairman John Wright -- each of whom reveals a bit of Bucky. Please join us.

Chautauqua Radio is a one-hour program rooted in the Chautauqua tradition of open discussion of cultural, social and political issues. We feature a variety of content including studio interviews, field reports, personal essays and local music.

Air times for this show are as follows:

• Tuesday, Sept. 5 @ 5 pm
• Friday, Sept. 8 @ 6 am
• Saturday, Sept. 9 @ 9 am

This schedule repeats itself exactly two weeks after the initial date (Tues, Sept 19 @ 5pm, etc) and the times are eastern standard. You can listen by going to:
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