From WPRB News: In January 2010, a graduate student named Haisong Jiang crossed a Newark Liberty International Airport security line in order to say goodbye to his girlfriend one last time. The breach (which came less than a month after the apprehension of the so-called “underwear bomber“) caused more than travel delays. For Jiang, a Chinese national, it brought a personal introduction to the American justice system. In March, he pleaded guilty …

Bob continues the exploration of Beethoven’s String Quartets, in order of composition, on Monday May 17th with Opus 127 in E flat major, the first of the great Late Quartets. This will be followed by Opus 132 in A minor on May 24, then Opus 130 in B flat major with the Grosse Fugue on May 31, Opus 131 in C# minor on June 7^th, , Opus 135 in F major on June 21, and …

Updated: Check out Washington correspondent Walter Fick’s interview with nuclear security expert Frank von Hippel. And tune in to The Week in Review at 6:30pm EST this Monday (10/12/2010) to hear Fick’s live rundown of the day’s events.

Here’s the first post from WPRB’s new Washington correspondent, Walter Fick, who will be posting on the latest headlines in international relations and the political goings-on of DC. Check back early next week for Fick’s coverage of the Nuclear Security Summit at the Washington Convention Center.

WPRB News: a special edition of “Taking On” with the head of United States Central Command General David Petraeus about military issues in the Middle East, from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, to drones, to cybersecurity. Gen. Petraeus is the 2010 recipient of Princeton’s James Madison Medal, the highest honor conferred upon a Princeton graduate alumnus. Tune in today (Sunday, Feb 21, 2010) at 12pm EST to catch the broadcast. You can also listen to the full interview and a web extra (both recorded Feb 20, 2010) at the WPRB News website.

As part of WPRB’s educational outreach, on Sunday, February 7 and 14 from 12:00-1:00 PM, WPRB News will be airing a two part radio show created by Princeton University students enrolled in JRN 450: Audio Journalism. Their show, called Back Story, reveals the realities of student life at Princeton.
You can listen to excerpts from Back Story online at the Princeton Alumni Weekly’s website.

Tune in now for a new series from WPRB News— The Dispatch: Voices on Same Sex Marriage. In this two part series (airing Sunday 12:00-1:00pm Oct 25 and Nov 1) we look at how different groups have engaged the issue of gay unions. This week, Leif Johnson takes a look at what happens when a University is asked to take a political stance, Sophie Jin visits a march in Washington DC, and historian Neil J. Young explains how one particular religious denomination, the Church of Latter Day Saints, became involved in the passage of California Proposition 8 last year.

During the membership drive, Nikki Leon sat down with former WPRB News Director Charlie Gibson (ABC) to discuss his retirement, his views on the future of broadcast journalism, and his memories of his time at WPRB.  You can now listen to an archive of the broadcast (and check out the News Department’s new website) here.

From now through January, catch WPRB News programming every Sunday from 12:00 to 1:00 EST on WPRB Princeton 103.3FM and streaming live at wprb.com. The hour will feature different WPRB News shows on a rotating schedule. This week, tune in for two half-hour interview programs: Taking On @ 12pm EST and Discourse @ 12:30pm EST.
Taking On is a new show, hosted by Aaron Smargon and Nicholas Tagher, that focuses on politics and economics. …

FROM WPRB NEWS: WPRB’s “Discourse” program presents an interview with poet and musician Paul Muldoon on Friday, 5/1 at 7:30 ET and Sunday, 5/3 at 12:00pm ET.
A returning guest on “Discourse”, Muldoon focuses this time on the connections between his poetry and his music. Muldoon is the Howard G. B. Clark Professor and Chair of the Peter B. Lewis Center for the Arts at Princeton University. His collections include New Weather (1973), Meeting the …

From WPRB News: a double edition of Discourse, featuring the latest in film and the future of molecular biology.
Sunday at 12:00 pm EST, join News Director Nikki Leon for a conversation with filmmaker Damien Chazelle, whose debut picture—Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench—is being featured at the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival. Listen to the promo here.
Then, at 12:30 pm EST Sophie Jin and Yihe Dong take a look at the latest in cell …