Noon Forum

An archive of past Noon Forum programs can be found below the listings.


This week's Noon Forum lineup is:


WEEK OF MAY 27, 2013


Monday, May 27 – LUTHERAN FAMILY SERVICES AT EASE LUNCHEON – James Ellis, Retired President and Chief Executive Officer of the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations in Atlanta, Georgia; and Retired Commander of the United States Strategic Command (CDs and transcripts NOT available)

Tuesday, May 28 – THE MOTH RADIO HOUR – “Texas Hold ‘Em, Kin, and Cloistered Nuns” Stories by Annie Duke, Stacy Keene, Adam Fawer and Flora Hogman; hosted by Sarah Austin Jenness

Wednesday, May 29 – RADIOLAB – “Who Am I?”

Thursday, May 30 – COMMONWEALTH CLUB OF CALIFORNIA – Former Democrat Congressman from Massachusetts, Barney Frank

Friday, May 31 – CITY ARTS AND LECTURES – Fran Lebowitz

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WEEK OF MAY 20, 2013


Monday, May 20 – E. N. THOMPSON FORUM ON WORLD ISSUES – Felice Gaer, Director of the American Jewish Committee’s Jacob Blaustein Institute for the Advancement of Human Rights “Protecting the Human Rights of Religious Minorities Worldwide: International Religious Freedom in United States Policy” (CDs and transcripts NOT available)

Tuesday, May 21 – THE MOTH RADIO HOUR – “Soldiers, Skydives, Firemen and Heartbreak” Stories by Martha Manning, Piper Kerman and Chris Tombline; hosted by Jenifer Hixson

Wednesday, May 22 – RADIOLAB – “Words”

Thursday, May 23 – COMMONWEALTH CLUB OF CALIFORNIA – Kenneth Feinberg, attorney and alternative dispute mediator

Friday, May 24 – CITY ARTS AND LECTURES – David Remnick

WEEK OF MAY 13, 2013


Monday, May 13 – UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA AT OMAHA LECTURE – Duane Woerth, United States Ambassador to the Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization

Tuesday, May 14 – THE MOTH RADIO HOUR – Stories by Ed Gavagan, Nathan Englander and Ellie Lee; hosted by Catherine Burns

Wednesday, May 15 – RADIOLAB – “Musical Language”

Thursday, May 16 – COMMONWEALTH CLUB OF CALIFORNIA – Topic: The Keystone X L Pipeline

Friday, May 17 – CITY ARTS AND LECTURES – Michael Lewis

WEEK OF MAY 6, 2013


Monday, May 6 – FILM STREAMS DISCUSSION – Film: The Waiting Room.  Panel: M. J. Egan, staff nurse at the Nebraska Medical Center; Rosanna Morris, Senior Vice-President for Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer at the Nebraska Medical Center; William Gossman, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at the Creighton University School of Medicine; Robert Muelleman, Chairman of the University of Nebraska Medical Center Department of Emergency Medicine.  Moderator: Richard O’Brien, Professor at Creighton University’s Center for Health Policy and Ethics (CDs and transcripts NOT available)

Tuesday, May 7 – THE MOTH RADIO HOUR – Stories by Joan Juliet Buck, Mike Destefano, Darryl “DMC” McDaniels and Terrence Buckner; hosted by Sarah Austin Jenness

Wednesday, May 8 – RADIOLAB – “Speed”

Thursday, May 9 – COMMONWEALTH CLUB OF CALIFORNIA – Deborah Tannen, Professor of Linguistics at Georgetown University, and author of “You Just Don’t Understand: Women and Men in Conversation”

Friday, May 10 – OMAHA PRESS CLUB – “Mayoral Election Debate” Jim Suttle, Incumbent Mayor of Omaha; Jean Stothert, Omaha City Councilwoman (CDs and transcripts NOT available)

WEEK OF APRIL 29, 2013


Monday, April 29 – METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE LECTURE – Calvin Mackie, author of “A View from the Roof: Lessons for Life and Business” and “Grandma’s Hands: Cherished Moments of Faith and Wisdom” (CDs and transcripts NOT available)

Tuesday, April 30 – THE MOTH RADIO HOUR – Stories by Jessi Klein, Sherman “O.T.” Powell and Bonnie Levison; hosted by Jay Allison

Wednesday, May 1 – RADIOLAB – “Stochasticity”

Thursday, May 2 – COMMONWEALTH CLUB OF CALIFORNIA – David Stockman, one of the architects of the Reagan Revolution

Friday, May 3 – CITY ARTS AND LECTURES – David Eagleman

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12:30 pm
Wed November 23, 2005

Omaha Press Club, 11/23/05

OMAHA PRESS CLUB – Jeremy Lipschultz and Michael Hilt from the School of Communications at the University of Nebraska at Omaha “The Mass Media and Our Aging Population”

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12:30 pm
Wed November 16, 2005

Uta Halee Lecture, 11/15/05

UTA HALEE LECTURE – Educator, musician, award-winning author, and record producer, John Hasse, Curator of American Music at the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian Institution

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1:30 pm
Fri September 30, 2005

Omaha Press Club, 9/30/05

OMAHA PRESS CLUB – Keith Lutz, Superintendent of the Millard Public Schools, and John Mackiel, Superintendent of the Omaha Public Schools, will discuss their views on the proposed OPS takeover of several schools in Millard and Ralston.

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1:30 pm
Mon July 4, 2005

Uta Halee Lecture, 7/4/05

UTA HALEE LECTURE – Adam Epstein, the Tony Award-winning producer of the hit Broadway musical “Hairspray”, as well as revivals of “The Crucible”, “Amadeus”, and “A View from the Bridge”

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12:30 pm
Fri June 24, 2005

Omaha Press Club, 6/24/05



OMAHA PRESS CLUB – Thomas Gouttierre, Director of Afghanistan Studies, as well as Dean of International Studies and Programs at the University of Nebraska at Omaha “Afghanistan Revisited”


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1:30 pm
Fri June 3, 2005

Omaha Press Club, 6/3/05


OMAHA PRESS CLUB – Warren Francke, Professor Emeritus at the University of Nebraska at Omaha “Eighty Years to Number One: The Omaha Community Playhouse”



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1:30 pm
Fri May 6, 2005

Omaha Press Club, 5/6/05



OMAHA PRESS CLUB – A debate between Omaha mayoral candidates: incumbent Mayor Mike Fahey; and challenger Dave Friend


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1:30 pm
Fri April 15, 2005

Omaha Press Club, 4/15/05



OMAHA PRESS CLUB – Topic: “Back from Iraq”  Panel: Members of the Nebraska Army National Guard – Captain Martin Neal, Sergeant John Ausdemore, Specialist Mae Sorensen, and Specialist Amanda Stika



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12:30 pm
Fri March 25, 2005

Uta Halee Lecture, 3/25/05

UTA HALEE LECTURE – Bob Farmer, publisher of “Farmer’s Almanac”, not to be confused with “The Original ‘Old Farmer’s Almanac’”

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11:30 am
Fri February 11, 2005

Omaha Press Club, 2/11/05



OMAHA PRESS CLUB – James Milliken, President of the University of Nebraska


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