Insight: HIV Vaccine / Marcos Breton / Gatsby's Music / Steelin' Dan
Wednesday, February 6, 2013

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Working with T-cell boosting vaccines to help prevent or control HIV; Reaction to local issues in the news, including the latest on Sacramento's Kings; Billy Novick and E. Faye Butler talk about their work; Sacramento band performs this weekend
HIV Vaccine Widely recognized as an expert in
the molecular events involved in viral infection, Professor Sir Andrew McMichael is currently
testing a series of T-cell boosting vaccines to determine if they
can replace traditional drug treatments in preventing or
controlling human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). He'll be speaking at noon in Davis and 5pm in
Sacramento this Wednesday.
Marcos Breton Sacramento Bee
columnist Marcos Breton joins us at the start of each month to
discuss various issues in the news and sports. You can find his
columns in the Bee's Our Region section every Wednesday and
Sunday.
Gatsby's Music Vocalist E. Faye
Butler and Billy Novick and the Syncopators are in Sacramento
performing live with The Sacramento Ballet in The Great
Gatsby. They join us in the studio to talk about the music
behind the ballet based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's book. We'll also
hear some of clips.
Steelin' Dan If you spent the '70s protesting
disco music your stereo was probably cranking out some of the
soul-influenced melodies of Steely Dan. Songs like "Reelin'
in the Years" and "Rikki Don't Lose that Number." The sound of the
prolific rock duo is hard to reproduce because they almost always
use a horn section and female background vocals. But the
10-piece Sacramento band Steelin' Dan has nailed it. The group has
won numerous awards for its covers of Steely Dan songs, including a
Sammie. But judge for yourself. Steelin' Dan is joining
us with some of their music today and playing Harlow's
Saturday, February 9.

