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2: Singer/Songwriter TISH HINOJOSA (Eena-hoosa). Terry talks with her from Austin, Texas, where HINOJOSA's performing in the South by Southwest Music Festival. HINOJOSA's latest album is "Culture Swing," (Rounder Records).

Actor and comic JAMES BELUSHI. He's starring in the upcoming ABC series, "Wild Palms," produced by Oliver Stone. It's a thriller, set in the future. BELUSHI plays a television executive caught up in the computer-generated world of illusion that his network broadcasts. This technology known as "virtual reality," gives the illusion of being immersed in another world. BELUSHI is the brother of the late John Belushi. He was a member of Second City improvisational comedy troupe, and "Saturday Night Live." He's been in the films, "Salvador," "The Principal." Most recently he starred in the film, "Traces of Red," and is currently appearing on Broadway in "Conversations with My Father.

Critic Stephen Schiff reviews the cinema''s latest gender-bending foray: "The Ballad of Little Jo".

2:Pianist BUTCH THOMPSON. He and his trio, "the Butch Thompson Trio," were a regular on Garrison Keillor's "A Praire Home Companion." His specialty is classic jazz from 1890s to about 1940 including the music of Scott Joplin, Jelly Roll Morton, Fats Waller, Eubie Blake, and others. He has a new series of solo CDs entitled "The 88s" (on Daring, a Boston label distributed by Rounder Records). It includes recordings of classic jazz.

ayle Pemberton reviews Black Women in White America, edited by GERDA LERNER.

MAUREEN CORRIGAN plays hardball with Dan Rather and Connie Chung.

Regular STEPHEN SCHIFF is covering the final days of the Cannes Film Festival, and Jazz Critic KEVIN WHITEHEAD fills in with a review of "Sliver".

2: Comic LEA DELARIA. (LEE-ah Dah-LAHR-ea) Don't call her a lesbian. She's a dyke. . . who does standup, and jazz singing. She has a new recording of songs, "Bulldyke in a China Shop," (LadySlipper Music).

Book critic JOHN LEONARD reviews the new book by Croatian journalist Slavenka Draculic, "The Balkan Express." (N

Physicist STEVEN WEINBERG. He received the 1979 Nobel Prize for Physics. He's the author of "The First Three Minutes," about the 'Big Bang.' He's currently working on something known as the "final theory," the search for the ultimate laws of nature--for the final answer to our questions about why nature is the way it is. That search is tied up with work on the Superconducting Super Collider. His new book about that is "Dreams of the Final Theory," (Pantheon).

A reading by GARY PAULSEN from his new book, "Eastern Sun, Winter Moon."

Interview TWO extended into this segment.