As part of his work with the Center, he is currently overseeing the refurbishment of the Center's Observatory. Jim serves as Consulting Editor and Contributing Writer for Odyssey magazine, writing science and technology articles geared to middle and high school students. He also serves as an advisor on science programming panels for the Smithsonian Institution, the National Wildlife Federation and several private corporations. Marc Steiner Marc Steiner has been host of The Marc Steiner Show for over five years at WJHU-FM, an NPR affiliate. His program airs ten episodes a week, Monday through Friday at noon.
Topics range widely from politics to cultural issues to science and the arts.
He interviews authors, leading figures in our society and everyday citizens doing extraordinary things. The show is noted for building bridges between disparate communities and making the difficult accessible. What brings his radio to life is not his radio career but the things that he experienced before radio. Marc Steiner was a civil-rights worker and a community organizer who founded several neighborhood enterprises, two newspapers and national news service. For twelve years he worked as a therapist and counselor in schools and with troubled youth.