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PrintAugust 27, 2008
Stanley Kurtz discusses Annenberg tonight on air
Those eager to learn what Stanley Kurtz has learned going through the Annenberg archives should listen to WGN radio tonight on the air or on the internet, from 9 to 11 PM CDT. He will join Milt Rosenberg, the master of intelligent conversation, on Studio 720. Listen on the internet here. A podcast will be available shortly after the show.
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