WAMU 88.5 FM American University Radio

Time	Program
12:00am	Traditions with Mary Cliff
1:00am	The World Today
1:30am	Charlie Gillet's World of Music
2:00am	The World Today
2:30am	Close Up
3:00am	The World Today
3:30am	Heart and Soul
4:00am	Assignment
4:30am	Reporting Religion
5:00am	World Briefing
5:30am	On Screen
6:00am	The Infinite Mind
7:00am	Speaking of Faith
8:00am	Weekend Edition Sunday
10:00am	The Diane Rehm Show
11:00am	A Prairie Home Companion
1:00pm	Car Talk
2:00pm	Bob Edwards Weekend
3:00pm	Interfaith Voices
4:00pm	The State We're In
5:00pm	All Things Considered
6:00pm	Special: Brazil Rising
7:00pm	The Big Broadcast
11:00pm	Soundprint

Time	Program
12:00am	The Dick Spottswood Show
2:00am	Bluegrass Breakdown
3:00am	Various Hosts
6:00am	Stained Glass Bluegrass
10:00am	The Ray Davis Show
1:00pm	The Dick Spottswood Show
3:00pm	Banks of the Ohio
6:00pm	Special Programming
7:00pm	Music From Foggy Hollow
10:00pm	Bluegrass Signal
11:00pm	Bluegrass Review

Time	Program
12:00am	WTMD
5:00am	World Briefing
5:30am	On Screen
6:00am	World Briefing
6:20am	Instant Guide
6:30am	The Word
7:00am	Soundprint
8:00am	Newshour
9:00am	Speaking of Faith
10:00am	Weekend Edition Sunday
12:00pm	The Diane Rehm Show
1:00pm	The Splendid Table
2:00pm	Interfaith Voices
3:00pm	This American Life
4:00pm	Newshour
5:00pm	Studio 360
6:00pm	All Things Considered
7:00pm	WTMD

Bill Harlow,
Mid-Atlantic Consulting

TechBit Profile: Bill Harlow

Default browser homepage: My RSS feeds
Online must-reads: Daring Fireball
Last book read: The Demon Haunted World by Carl Sagan
Favorite movie or television show: 24, though last season was a bit of a letdown
OS: Mac OS X (Currently 10.4)
Tech-related How-To Guide I recommend most often: www.versiontracker.com It's not exactly How-to. It tracks the latest software updates for Mac (also Windows, but not as thoroughly) so you can quickly see which applications have been revised lately and download the latest updates.
Coolest recent web trend: Publishing/blogging from your mobile device
Lamest recent web trend: Overuse of video

TechBits profile created July 2007

Ben Fathi,
Microsoft

TechBit Profile: Ben Fathi

Default browser homepage: www.live.com
Online must-reads: CNet.com and Larry Seltzer of eWeek
Funniest/oddest/most remarkable thing I've found on the web recently: Funniest: the Budweiser crabs commercial that aired during the Super Bowl
Last book read: The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls
Favorite movie or television show: The Office
OS: Windows Vista of course
Tech-related How-To Guide I recommend most often: www.microsoft.com/security, where customers can get more information about protecting themselves online
Coolest recent web trend: RSS feeds
Lamest recent web trend: Online fraud

TechBits profile created February 2007

Curt Broskey,
Macintosh Consultant at Mid-Atlantic Consulting, Inc.

TechBit Profile: Curt Broskey

Default browser homepage: My Google homepage
Online must-reads: Gizmodo
Funniest/oddest/most remarkable thing I've found on the web recently: Funniest: You Tube movie. Remarkable: Hussein's video on the web. It was up fast then any news broadcaster.
Last book read: MacWorld and Mac Life
Favorite movie or television show: The Matrix. Stargate SG-1.
OS: Mac OS X
Tech-related How-To Guide I recommend most often: Any of the "Missing Manual" books, AFP548.com, MacWorld
Coolest recent web trend: Oldie but goodie, buying online
Lamest recent web trend: Blogging has turned into a really bad idea

TechBits profile created January 2007

Jeff Lauterette,
Macintosh Consultant at Mid-Atlantic Consulting, Inc.

TechBit Profile: Jeff Lauterette

Default browser homepage: HotMacNews.com
Online must-reads: Version Tracker
Last book read: iWoz: From Computer Geek to Cult Icon: How I Invented the Personal Computer, Co-Founded Apple, and Had Fun Doing It by Steve Wozniak
Favorite movie or television show: Heroes now but Seinfeld of all times
OS: DOS. Just kidding...Mac OS 10.4
Tech-related How-To Guide I recommend most often: Mac OS X Tiger: Missing Manual
Coolest recent web trend: You Tube. I love the idea of sharing video so easily.
Lamest recent web trend: Blogging. I think it is a stupid waste of time. And let me take this moment to add in INTERNET EMAIL JOKES. Stop sending them. Email servers, not to mention my inbox, is clogged with so many jokes I never read. Anyone else sick of this???

TechBits profile created January 2007

Allison Druin,
Director, Human-Computer Interaction Lab

TechBit Profile: Allison Druin

Default browser homepage: The International Children's Digital Library
Online must-reads: The Washington Post
Funniest/oddest/most remarkable thing I've found on the web recently: Anything I read from a search page
Last book read: Outwitting History
by Aaron Lansky
Favorite television show: Between the Lions -- It's such a great show to watch with your kids!
OS: I'm agnostic
Tech-related How-To Guide I recommend most often: Builder.com
Coolest recent web trend: Podcasting
Lamest recent web trend: When billions of dollars are paid to acquire websites that are "cool" and then they become "uncool" because they've got real money behind them

TechBits profile created December 2006

Steve Roberson,
President, Zurka Interactive

TechBit Profile: Steve Roberson

Default browser homepage: It's set to be blank.
Online must-reads: engadget
Last book read: The World Is Flat
by Thomas Friedman
Favorite television show: Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip
OS: Mac OS X
Tech-related How-To Guide I recommend most often: Javascript & DHTML Cookbook
Coolest recent web trend: AJAX

TechBits profile created November 2006

Pat Fauquet,
Software Educator

TechBit Profile: Pat Fauquet

Default browser homepage: Google News
Online must-reads: Macworld's MacCentral
Oddest thing found on the web recently: Stephen Colbert's interview with Steve Wozniak
Last book read: Take Control of Running Windows on a Mac
by Joe Kissell
Favorite movie or television show: So You Think You Can Dance
OS: Mac OS X 10.4x - Tiger
Tech-related How-To Guide I recommend most often: David Pogue's Missing Manual Series and Bob LeVitus' Mac OS X Tiger for Dummies
Coolest recent web trend: Video Podcasting. It's a relatively low-tech hi-tech way to inform, train and share.
Lamest recent web trend: Dynamic content ads. Advertising pays for the web, but pop-ups drive me crazy!

TechBits profile created October 2006

Alan Paller
Director of Research, SANS Institute

TechBit Profile: Alan Paller

Default browser homepage: Google News
Online must-reads: SANS Internet Storm Center and Brian Krebs SecurityFix
Most remarkable thing found on the web recently: Most remarkable (but not good) thing is the use of the web by Imam Samudra (the Bali Bomber) and other terrorists to steal money to buy bombs.
Last book read: How To Break Software
by James Whittaker
(Addison & Wesley)
Favorite movie or television show: Grey's Anatomy(but that's because my daughter started her residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital just as the program started.
OS: Cannot pick one. None is good enough to be preferred. I use XP Professional.
Tech-related How-To Guide I recommend most often: The Center for Internet Security secure configuration settings (all free and come with a tool to test)
Coolest recent web trend: Interactivity such as Google Maps that move rather than forcing you to wait for a refresh
Lamest recent web trend: Spear phishing.

TechBits profile created September 2006

Wayne Rash
technology journalist; and Washington Bureau Reporter for eWeek

TechBit Profile: Wayne Rash

Default browser homepage: Cox Northern Virginia
Online must-reads: eWeek and me
Most remarkable thing found on the web recently: Mentos and Diet Coke explosions
Last book read: 1776
by David McCullough
(Simon & Schuster)
Favorite movie or television show: Numbers
OS: Linux
Tech-related How-To Guide I recommend most often: PC Mag
Coolest recent web trend: Tabbed browsing
Lamest recent web trend: Pop unders

TechBits profile created Jul 2006

John Gilroy
Resident Computer Guy and Director of Business Development at SolutionsDevelopers

TechBit Profile: John Gilroy

Default browser homepage: The Kojo Nnamdi Show
Online must-reads: NetworkWorld and Robert Cringley at InfoWorld
Funniest site visited recently: CareerBuilder's MonkeyMail
Last book read: The Iranians : Persia, Islam and the Soul of a Nation
by Sandra Mackey
(Plume)
Favorite book: The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
by Thomas S. Kuhn
(University Of Chicago Press)
OS: Microsoft Windows
Tech-related How-To Guide I recommend most often: Practical VoIP Security
by Thomas Porter
(Syngress Publishing)
Coolest recent web trend: MySpace
Lamest recent web trend: Too many blogs

TechBits profile created July 2006

Ben Bederson
Member, Human Computer Interaction Laboratory; Professor of Computer Science, University of Maryland, and Co-founder & VP, Client Technologies, ZenZui, Inc.

TechBit Profile: Ben Bederson

Default browser homepage: about:blank
Online must-reads: The New York Times Technology Section or New York Times columnist David Pogue
Oddest site visited recently: The Million Dollar Homepage
Last book read: The Long Walk : The True Story of a Trek to Freedom
by Slavomir Rawicz
(The Lyons Press)
"About a Russian WW II prisoner who walked from Siberia to India for freedom. Good motivation when tech problems get you down :)"
Favorite movie or television show: Commander In Chief - The Inaugural Edition, Part 1 (Episodes 1-10)
(Buena Vista Home Entertainment)
"My antidote to reality - or was until it was canned"
OS: Microsoft Windows XP
Tech-related How-To Guide I recommend most often: Google
"Look it up"
Coolest recent web trend: Foldershare
"Syncs files across multiple devices"
Lamest recent web trend: "Companies that still force their stuff on you. Real has gotten better by being less forceful, but now Adobe forces their toolbar buttons into Outlook and they come back every time you turn them off. Companies that force themselves into your eyesight should have eggs tossed on them. Ok, this isn't new - but really has to go away."