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 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

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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

WEEK OF APRIL 22, 2013


Monday, April 22 – CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY LECTURE – Norachit Sinhaseni, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Thailand to the United Nations “Diplomatic Challenges at the United Nations: An Ambassadorial Experience from Thailand” (CDs and transcripts NOT available)

Tuesday, April 23 – THE MOTH RADIO HOUR – Stories by Jillian Lauren, Micaela Blei, Suzanne Vega and Damien Echols; hosted by Meg Bowles

Wednesday, April 24 – RADIOLAB – “Choice”

Thursday, April 25 – COMMONWEALTH CLUB OF CALIFORNIA – Grover Norquist, Founder of Americans for Tax Reform

Friday, April 26 – CITY ARTS AND LECTURES – Jonathan Winters

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12:30 pm
Fri November 12, 2004

Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce Luncheon, 11/12/04

GREATER OMAHA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE – Robert Genetski, President of Robert Genetski and Associates, Inc. “Economic Outlook: The Economy and Financial Markets”

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12:30 pm
Fri November 5, 2004

Uta Halee Lecture, 11/5/04

UTA HALEE LECTURE – Family-life columnist Lori Borgman, author of “Pass the Faith, Please (Nourishing Your Child’s Soul in the Everyday Moments of Life” and “I Was a Better Mother Before I Had Kids”

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1:30 pm
Fri October 29, 2004

Omaha Press Club, 10/29/04




OMAHA PRESS CLUB – A debate between Republican Lee Terry and Democrat Nancy Thompson, candidates for Congress from Nebraska’s second Congressional district


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1:30 pm
Fri October 1, 2004

Omaha Press Club, 10/1/04



OMAHA PRESS CLUB – Pat Loontjer from “Gambling with the Good Life”; Julia Plucker from “Keep the Money in Nebraska”; Senator Patrick Bourne from the Nebraska State Legislature Topic: “Freeway to Fiscal Freedom…Or Road to Ruin?”


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1:30 pm
Fri July 23, 2004

Omaha Press Club, 7/23/04



OMAHA PRESS CLUB – Darrel Draper from the Nebraska Humanities Council, portraying George Drouillard, who has been called the most valuable member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition


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12:30 pm
Fri July 2, 2004

Omaha Press Club, 7/02/04



OMAHA PRESS CLUB – Hugh and Pegeen Reilly, co-authors of a newly-published pictorial history of Omaha “Omaha: 150 Years – A Historical View”


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1:30 pm
Fri May 14, 2004

Uta Halee Lecture, 5/14/04

UTA HALEE LECTURE – Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus, co-authors of “The Nanny Diaries”

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1:30 pm
Fri April 16, 2004

Uta Halee Lecture, 4/16/04

UTA HALEE LECTURE – Tom Squitieri, war correspondent with USA Today

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12:30 pm
Fri March 19, 2004

Omaha Press Club, 3/19/04

OMAHA PRESS CLUB – Lee Simmons, Director of Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo, will give a sneak preview of the zoo’s new Hubbard Gorilla Valley, opening this spring.

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12:30 pm
Fri February 20, 2004

Omaha Press Club, 2/20/04

OMAHA PRESS CLUB – Tim Higgins, Senior Director of Client Services for the Gallup Organization, will update us on <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 />Gallup’s new facilities in Omaha, what’s happening there, and what the plans are for the future.

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