Date:    Thu, 23 Jul 1998 21:03:17 -0700
From:    Jim Morris 
Subject: Aquarium Association in International Radio Broadcast

Also in the following "Animals" broadcast(see below)is a segment
including Michael Hutchins who is with the American Zoo and Aquarium
Association.

As you can also see from below, there were also segments on "Birding"
and on "PETA".

Best wishes,

Jim Morris
http://starbulletin.com/97/12/22/features/index.html960223.html#2

>From http://beyondcomputersradio.msn.comatures/index.html960223.html#2("Animals" broadcast from last
Friday which can still be listened to at the "Beyond Computers" Web site
using the Microsoft "Netshow" software which can be downloaded from the
"Beyond Computers" Web site by clicking on the "Netshow" button after
arriving there):

Animals

If you missed the Beyond Computers radio broadcast on your local
station, click on the NetShow icon and tune in.

Outline of this week's program

Host:  Maureen Taylor

Guests:  Kathy Guillermo, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
(PETA)

Frank Barile, City University of New York
Donna Rounds, Director of Business Development at Physiome Sciences,
Inc.

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News Update
Host:

Maureen Taylor
Guest: Rebecca Roberts

Synopsis:

 News Headlines: Virtual frogs, Crowding in the Galaxy and High tech
Helsinki Home

Background Piece

Correspondent:

Nina Teicholz

Guests:

Eva Sargent, San Francisco Zoo

Michael Hutchins, American Zoo and Aquarium Association

Synopsis:

Zoos: Technology in captivity is helping animals in the wild.

One On One

Correspondent:

Maureen Taylor

Guest: Jim Morris, underwater film producer

Synopsis:

Swimming with the Sharks: Technology to dive without a shark cage.

Feature

Correspondent:

Rebecca Roberts

Guests:

 Joe Morlan, bird watcher

Synopsis:

High tech Birding: Using the latest technology to track birds.

WebPick

Correspondent:  Taylor Fogelquist
Synopsis:  Sea Monkeys: Pets with
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Roundtable

Host:  Maureen Taylor

Guests:  Kathy Guillermo, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
(PETA)

Frank Barile, City University of New York

Donna Rounds, Director of Business Development at Physiome Sciences,
Inc.

Synopsis:  Animal testing: Have scientific innovations made animal
testing obsolete?

How Does it Work?

Correspondent:  Nathan Garcia
Synopsis:  Poodles In Pain: How to understand what your pet is trying to
tell you.

Random Access

Correspondent:  John Rieger

Guests:  Nancy Han, David Ramsey, A Dog's Best Friend

John Nash, Nash Academy of Animal Arts

Synopsis:  Pet Grooming: The bizarre world of pet grooming has not been
touched by the computer age - yet.