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Open
Studio
Episode: #1008
Airdate: Sunday, October 28, 2007 @ 7:30pm
Re-air: Thursday, November 1, 2007 @ 6:00pm
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On this week’s Forever Books review, Robin & Diana recommend two completely different kind of books.
 Robin Recommends:
“American Creation: Triumphs and Tragedies at the Founding of the Republic”, by Joseph J. Ellis, is a great armchair read about America’s history between the time period of the War of Independence and the Louisiana Purchase.
 Diana Recommends:
“Engleby”, by author Sebastian Faulks, is a journal-like story about a man named Mike Engleby who is connected with the disappearance of a young woman. Did he or didn’t he do it?
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312 State Street
St. Joseph, Michigan
Phone: 269.982.1110
Website: www.foreverbooks.net
Stop by Forever Books in downtown St. Joseph and pick up these two books!
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 Irish Aquatics Swim Club is a year round club opened to ages 5 to adult. Coach Will Bernhardt talked about how swimming can benefit one’s life besides it being a great way to exercise. Will also discussed the steps new members take when they first join the swim club. Thinking about joining or want to learn more? Click on the link below!
Website: http://irishswimming.org/
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 Our musical group for tonight’s episode, The Max Allen Band, is a trio of talented guys from the Indianapolis area. They stopped in our studio during their summer tour and performed a few songs for us. Tonight’s song is entitled, “Ending Sun” and you can learn more about The Max Allen Band by going to their website. If you get the chance, definitely see this band perform live!
Website: www.maxallenmusic.com
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 We had the pleasure of having Tony Sanfilippo, from Palermo’s Italian Restaurant, in our studio kitchen. He whipped up a simple tasty pasta dish that will have your mouth watering. Stop by and see Tony at his restaurant and enjoy some of his delicious Italian cuisine.
 Palermo’s Italian Restaurant
2725 A Emerson Drive
Elkhart, Indiana
off CR 6 by Wal-Mart
Phone: 574.262.5100
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 No matter what age you are, you will love our destination in our Experience Michiana segment. We headed over to the Albanese Candy Factory in Hobart, Indiana to see the process of how they make gummi candy and to see The World’s Tallest Chocolate Waterfall.
Website: www.albaneseconfectionery.com
 
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Classically trained in Florence, Italy - Thimgan Hayden emphasizes on realism when she paints. Thimgan is currently working on portrait commissions and gallery pieces. You can see her work up close and personal at Water Street Gallery in Douglas, Michigan. Check out Thimgan’s website to see more of her beautiful paintings.
