WJHU-Radio Program Notes This week, the The Marc Steiner Show moves to weekdays, five days a week, from noon to 2 p.m., featuring a different guest or topic in each hour; one of the hours is repeated in the evening from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Scheduled for this week: Monday, noon--Baltimore's congressional delegation; 1 p.m.--a day in the life of a homicide detective. Tuesday, noon--author Robert Timberg (Nightingale's Song); 1 p.m.--discussion on banning alcohol and tobacco billboards. Wednesday, noon--post-election day coverage; 1 p.m.--former Gov. William Donald Schaefer. Thursday, noon--author Bruce Olds (Raising Holy Hell); 1 p.m.-- Gov. Parris Glendening. Friday, noon--farewell to The Evening Sun; 1 p.m.--author Gerald Duff (That's All Right Mama). On The Lisa Simeone Show (10 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 17), author and Vietnam veteran Tim O'Brien talks about his latest novel, In the Lake of the Woods, a story of a Vietnam vet running for political office who is forced to come to terms with his war experiences. And regular commentator Mark Crispin Miller will discuss mass media takeovers.