Monday, January 30
HearSay Headlines

We begin the week with the latest news headlines that have you talking.  We open up our lines for you to let us know your thoughts by calling in live at 440-2665 or 1-800-940-2240.  You can also e-mail the program at hearsay@whrv.org or join us on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/hearsaywithcathylewis.

Tuesday, January 31
Segment A: Invisible Men

It is a dangerous stereotype – a “real man” never cries or shares his emotions. In our first segment, Cathy talks with Dr. Michael Addis, author of “Invisible Men: Men's Inner Lives and the Consequences of Silence,” about the consequences created when men keep their personal struggles and professional challenges from their families and spouses.

Scheduled Guest:
Dr. Michael Addis, author of “Invisible Men: Men's Inner Lives and the Consequences of Silence”
www.clarku.edu

Segment B: The Murder/Suicide Phenomenon
It is a headline seen too often. During our second segment, we’ll examine the psychology behind murder/suicide; what the danger signs are; what steps to take if you are in a relationship where you fear this; and how family members and friends can help if a loved one is in a dangerous relationship.
 
Scheduled Guests:
Janine Latus, author of “If I Am Missing or Dead: A Sister’s Story of Love, Murder and Liberation”
www.ifiammissingordead.com 
www.janinelatus.com

Lucien X. Lombardo, Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice at Old Dominion University.
www.odu.edu

Wednesday, February 1
TBA

Thursday, February 2
The Legacy of Ronald Reagan

Praised as ‘the great communicator’ and described as ‘most important American conservative icon in the 20th century,’ Ronald Reagan continues to play a powerful role in American politics – more than 20 years after he left office.  On today’s program, we’ll take a look the man behind the myth – and examine how Ronald Reagan’s legacy is defined today.

Scheduled Guests:
Dr. Charles W. Dunn, Distinguished Professor of Government at Regent University's Robertson School of Government. He has written numerous books, including “The Enduring Reagan,” “The Future of Conservatism: Consensus and Conflict in the Post-Reagan Era.” His latest book, “The Presidency in the 21st Century”
www.regent.edu
www.regent.edu/reagan

Craig Shirley, author of two books on Ronald Reagan’s campaign “Reagan’s Revolution” and “Rendezvous with Destiny” is the Reagan Scholar at Eureka College and whose forthcoming book, “Citizen Newt,” is an authorized biography of Newt Gingrich.  His firm Shirley & Banister Public Affairs is working on behalf of Newt 2012.
www.craigshirley.com