(UPDATE) Here's an outlook of our featured guests on Sounds Good this week.
Monday, February 2
So, how did the Super Bowl ads score? We'll get analysis from a Murray State Executive in Residence, Mr. Robert Norsworthy, a national advertising expert working in the Department of Journalism and Mass Communications.
Janet Woodall Corum joins us to chat about her upcoming dessert theatre performance at the Glema Mahr Center for the Arts at Madisonville Community College. She and Thad Mayhugh star in an intimate musical, "I Do, I Do," following a couple through fifty years of love, quarrels and marriage. Lynn Curtis directs the music.
Tuesday, February 3
In the first hour, we meet Prashant Chakradhar of Murray High School, selected to be in the 2015 U.S. Army All-American Marching Band. (Rescheduled from last week)
Todd Hatton interviews author James Presley whose book, The Phantom Killer: Unlocking the Mystery of the Texarkana Serial Murders: The Story of a Town in Terror, was made into a movie whose director is buried in Dover, Tennessee.
Wednesday, February 4
We meet Dr. Becky Nastally of Bloom Behavior Therapy in Paducah, which provides behavior intervention services to families in the region who have children with autism and other developmental disabilities.
We'll speak with Paducah Main Street's Melinda Winchester about the "Fall in Love with Paducah" Valentine's promotion.
Thursday, February 5
David Probus of Felix E. Martin Jr. Hall in Greenville previews the Popovich Comedy Pet Theatre, ahead of their visit to the theatre on Friday, February 6.
"Voice of the Racers" Neal Bradley gives a Murray State Racers men's basketball team update with Tracy Ross.
Friday, February 6
Stephen Keene previews a gospel showcase
Next Week:
- (Special Broadcast) Civil Rights in America
- Dr. Michael Bordieri continues the series "Understanding Depression" with a look at other topics related to psychology
- Puppies Sound Good! Meet a puppy up for adoption at the Humane Society of Calloway County
- Dr. Rob Robertson on Jimmy Nichols Clay Botanicals at Yeiser Art Center
