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AirTalk for September 17, 2002

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The Hydrogen Economy; Images of Journalists in Film
The Hydrogen Economy; Images of Journalists in Film

The Hydrogen Economy; Images of Journalists in Film

The Hydrogen Economy

AirTalk for September 17, 2002

Jeremy Rifkin joins Larry Mantle to talk about his new book, The Hydrogen Economy: The Creation of the World Wide Energy Web and the Redistribution of Power on Earth, (Tarcher/Putnam). Rifkin believes we are at the dawn of a new energy era: The Hydrogen Age, in which hydrogen fuel will be at the center of the next great technological, commercial and social revolution. Larry also speaks with Ken Green, Director of the Environment, Health, and Safety Program for the Reason Public Policy Institute.

Images of Journalists in Film

AirTalk for September 17, 2002

What is your image of the journalist and the press from films and TV shows that you’ve seen? Is the journalist an idealized hero, working for the public good? –Is he, or she, a villain, out to get ratings or headlines, truth be damned? USC Journalism professor Joe Saltzman takes all of this very seriously. We’ll find out why he cares, and why he thinks the image of the journalist in popular culture is not only fun to discuss, but important. His new book is called Frank Capra and the Image of the Journalist in American Film. You can visit his website at The Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture.