10:03am

Thu May 21, 2009
It's Movie Time

May 22, 2009 It's Movie Time: Terminator Salvation, Paris 36

Films reviewed: Terminator Salvation, Paris 36

It's Movie Time has won numerous national awards including Silver Microphone, Communicator, and LA Press Club honors.

Be sure to listen to On the Marquee, John and Kristin's weekly podcast about new releases on the screen and DVD.

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4:05pm

Wed May 20, 2009
On The Marquee

May 22, 2009 On the Marquee

New Releases Terminator Salvation and Dance Flick, New DVDs Fanboys and Valkyrie, and More

On the Marquee is a weekly podcast, highlighting the week's movie releases?both in theaters and on DVD.

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3:09pm

Wed May 20, 2009
Cinema Classics

May 21, 2009 Cinema Classics: Nature Documentaries

A Cinema Classic: Nature Documentaries

Cinema Classics discusses great movies then and now. From films, genres, directors, and actors to everything else in between, the hosts don't always agree, but they are always fun and informative.

Cinema Classics is regularly broadcast at 8:01 pm Thursday and 2:01 pm Saturday on WCBE 90.5 FM and streaming at WCBE.org.

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12:19pm

Wed May 20, 2009
WCBE Newscasts

Ohio's largest egg producer will pay $300,000 for water pollution, plus more in this noon newscast.

Columbus, OH – Stories include:

  • AEP files application with Maryland regulators to run a high-voltage, multi-state power line - :42

  • Bicycalist groups push for new "three feet" rule to protect cycalists - 1:21

  • New statistics suggest Ohio motorists are being safer at railroad crossings - 2:00

  • Cleveland Urban League to close after 92 years of service - 3:45

    11:16am

    Wed May 20, 2009
    WCBE Newscasts

    Feds, state and local law enforcement arrest 10 people in Columbus for crack cocaine and weapons trafficking--and--lawmakers want Ohio to join 32 other states in raising speed limits to 70 mph, plus more in the morning newscast.

    Columbus, OH – Stories include:

  • More than 300 horse-related specialists rally at statehouse in favor of legalizing slot machines at race tracks - 1:07

  • Ohio jury decides city of Canton owes $2 million in lawsuit over the death of a victim of police beating - 3:47

  • OSU study shows smoking bans do not cause job loss in bars and restaurants - 4:58

  • Back-to-back 9th inning home runs help Kansas City Royals beat the Cleveland Indians - 7:20

    12:37pm

    Tue May 19, 2009
    WCBE Newscasts

    Columbus SWAT officer cleared, Ford reopens Brook Park plant, "early college" high schools show success; these stories and more on this Tuesday noon newscast.

    Columbus, Ohio – Stories include:

  • Columbus SWAT officer cleared in fatal shooting :23

  • Ford re-opens Brook Park plant 2:54

  • study shows students falling behind in bioscience 4:18

  • "early college" high schools show success 5:06

  • former OSU player given more time to challenge arrest 6:01

  • 11:38am

    Tue May 19, 2009
    WCBE Stories

    Columbus City Council tries to plug budget hole

    Columbus, OH – Columbus City Council last night approved legislation proposed by Mayor Michael Coleman to cover a $16 million hole in this year's city budget. More on the legislation from WCBE's Jim Letizia.

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    11:32am

    Tue May 19, 2009
    WCBE Newscasts

    Ohio man accused of joining Al Qaeda will serve his sentence in a medium-security prison--and--U.S. House committee begins consideration of a bill to address global warming, plus more in the morning newscast.

    Columbus, OH – Stories include:

  • Astronauts aboard Atlantis space shuttle to toss Hubble Space Telescope back into orbit - 1:15

  • 1,000 jobs may be brought to city thanks to new tax breaks for two companies - 2:05

  • Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley ask permission to repay a combined $20 billion in federal bailout money - 4:10

  • Liberal policy group asks OSU's Gordon Gee to donate his stock in a company that practices mountaintop removal coal mining - 5:45

    11:05am

    Mon May 18, 2009
    WCBE Newscasts

    Ohio officials scrap plan to issue new license plate standards--and--Summit County mayors urge voters to fight a recall vote on mayor of Akron, plus more in the morning newscast.

    Columbus, OH – Stories include:

  • Auction means elecricity bill for northern Ohioans could decrease by 15% - :29

  • Top House Republican says Speaker Pelosi should provide evidence she was misled by the CIA - 3:41

  • Housing discrimination complaints rise from the disabled in northeast Ohio - 6:14

  • Toledo mayor asks residents to help mow grass in city parks - 6:58

    4:33pm

    Fri May 15, 2009
    Movie Reviews

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    A Summer Upper

    "The thirst for adventure is the vent which Destiny offers; a war, a crusade, a gold mine, a new country, speak to the imagination and offer swing and play to the confined powers." Ralph Waldo Emerson


    Let's play a little game: What's the common denominator of these Pixar films?

    Toy Story

    A Bugs Life

    Toy Story 2

    Monsters, Inc.

    Finding Nemo

    The Incredibles

    Cars

    Ratatouille

    Wall E

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