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A readers companion toKRCB Television 22 & Radio 91

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ContentsKRCB News 3 - 4Television Articles 5 - 11Radio Articles 12 - 15,18 - 19

Radio Schedule 16 - 17Membership 20TV Daytime Listings 21Television Listings 22 - 29Sponsors 22 - 23Business Spotlight 30

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The Big Read, Sonoma County is Here!I you havent already picked up your copy oThe

Adventures o Tom Sawyer, now is the time! Your localSonoma County library has extra copies or you to checkout including large print, an audio version, a Spanishtranslation, and or our youngest readers, a series o EasyReader chapter books with great illustrations. The BigRead Sonoma County is an initiative o the National

Endowment or the Arts (NEA) designed to restorereading to the center o American culture. KRCB hasbeen selected by the NEA to be the lead agency or TheBig Read, Sonoma County or the past three years, inpartnership with the Sonoma County Library. Thereare more than 240 communities throughout the countryparticipating in The Big Read (or more inormation visitwww.NEAbigread.org).

The Big Read, Sonoma County is bigger than ever thisyear, due in large part to the organizing skills and unbri-dled enthusiasm o our Project Coordinator, MelissaKelley. With her assistance, KRCB has made availablemore than 1000 ree copies oTom Sawyerto over 30 Sonoma County schools. Several hun-dred students will be reading Mark Twains classic and then engaging in some activity thatbrings the story to lie; in Windsor, students will select a avorite quote or saying rom thebook and paint it on a T-shirt as their Tom Sawyer slogan. At Cook Middle School, readingthe book leads up to school-wide Blue and Gray Ball that includes reenactments o lie dur-ing the period o the Civil War; Samuel Clemens, a.k.a. Mark Twain, served as a Conederatein the Civil War prior to writing The Adventures o Tom Sawyer.

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KRCB in the community

Nancy DobbsPresident and CEO

Looking at our regions future and pastArriving onto KRCB Television this month is

a series o ve short orm programs collectivelytitledAround the Bay. This series was inspired byWill Travis, the Executive Director o the BayConservation and Development Commission.Travis has a compelling presentation on the eectso sea level rise on San Francisco Bay. The KRCBproduction sta has taken his narration andadded appropriate visual images to illustrate hispoints. Watch or these short segments during the breaks between longer programs through-out our broadcast week.

Also,Moments in Time, the KRCB-Kelly/Yamamoto documentary on the creation o PointReyes National Seashore and the Golden GateNational Recreation Area, has received anotherboost. The Kira and Bradley J Haas Fund hasprovided a generous grant to the productiono this program. Their git will allow producerNancy Kelly to move to the editing phase o thenext chapter o the story, the sequence on Marin-

cello, the city o 30,000 that was planned and then prevented on the Marin Headlands. We

are very grateul or the git rom the Haas Fund.

Dear Member,

April is, o course, our super duper Travel and Leisure Auction, as is clearly apparentrom this Open Air. Mariah and her team have scoured the globe or great items oryour bidding. As you see, you can view items on line now, and online bidding will beopen on April 16.

This auction is an important source o income or KRCB. Hundreds o volunteersand donors make this great event possible. Because so many items are available oronline bidding, please send the word o the auction to your riends andamily across the country. We are particularly reaching out to Canadathis time round so send messages in that direction, too! Also, shareyour own great travel adventures at krcb.org/traveltalk, where youcan upload your photos and videos as well.

Have a great vacation or trip and support your PBS& NPRstation at the same time.Sincerely,

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The Fall of the Berlin Wall20 Years Later - The Fall o the Wall

A three-part series commemorating the all o the Berlin

Wall, with a ocus on The Building o the Wall, The Media andthe Walland The Fall o the Wall. Produced in cooperationwith Deutsche Welle TV, the German Embassy (GIC), theNewseum, the Bertelsmann Foundation, the BMW Founda-tion, and MHz Networks.

April 2 The Wall and the East-West ConictApril 9 The Role o the MediaApril 16 From German Unifcation to a New World Order?

Friday, April 2, 9 & 16 at 9 pm

Student to Citizen Series ContinuesNo Logo: Brands, Globalization & Resistance

In the age o the brand, logos are everywhere. But why dosome o the worlds best-known brands nd themselves onthe wrong end o the spray paint canthe targets o anti-corporate campaigns by activists and protesters? No Logo,based on the best-selling book by Canadian journalist andactivist Naomi Klein, reveals the reasons behind the back-

lash against the increasing economic and cultural reach omultinational companies. Analyzing how brands like Nike,The Gap, and Tommy Hilger became revered symbolsworldwide, Klein argues that globalization is a processwhereby corporations discovered that prots lay not in mak-ing products (outsourced to low-wage workers in developingcountries), but in creating branded identities people adopt in their liestyles.Using hundredso media examples, No Logo shows how the commercial takeover o public space, destructiono consumer choice, and replacement o real jobs with temporary workthe dynamics ocorporate globalizationimpact everyone, everywhere. It also draws attention to the demo-

cratic resistance arising globally to challenge the hegemony o brands.Tuesday, April 13 at 9pm

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Pick Your Paradise at a Price Thats Nice!April 23 - 25 and April 30 - May 2, 6:30 pmA large variety o cost-eective vacations, getaways, overnight trips, leisure activities and

wines will be up or bid during our six-night televised event, with more items available oryour bidding pleasure than ever beore! Auction items are geared toward every budget andinterest with bidding starting as low as 60% below the items retail value. And while you arehaving a wonderul time on the beach, in the Arctic, in Costa Rica, Ireland, Hawaii,Mendocino or France, youll also be helping to keep KRCB broadcasting quality, non-commerical programming that inorms, entertains, and educates!

Rancho La Puerta Fitness Resort & Spa, Tecate MX: One week sparetreat, all-inclusive

Cruise North Expeditions, Toronto: Northwest Passage Cruise in theCanadian Arctic

Ashord Castle, County Mayo & The Merrion, Dublin, Ireland: Twonights in a Suite at each property, massage & more

Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa, Honolulu: Six nights OceanView Room

Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort & Spa, the Big Island: Five nights

Ocean View RoomAqua Hotels & Resorts/Aqua Boutique Collection, Honolulu: Three

nights at your choice o hotel on Oahu, Maui or Kauai

Hawaiian Airlines, Honolulu: 80,000 HawaiianMiles (three items available)

Gaia Hotel & Reserve, Manuel Antonio Costa Rica: Four nights with tour, breakast, spa treatment & more

The Resort at Pelican Hill, Newport Beach: Four nights Ocean View Bungalow with gol and private cabana

Buena Vista Luxury Villas, Manuel Antonio Costa Rica: Seven nights or our in a Two Bedroom Premium Villa

CasaMagna Marriott Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa, MX: Four nights Deluxe Ocean View Room

AeroMexico, Houston: Two Round-trip tickets rom any USA Gateway to MexicoAmtrak, San Francisco: Two round-trip coach tickets to Seattle, Salt Lake City, Reno

Holiday Inn Express San Francisco Airport South, Burlingame: Two nights in a Junior Suite *

Abercrombie & Kent, Illinois: Three or Four night Yangzi River Cruise with Sanctuary Cruises, China

Saari Sur School, Nosara Costa Rica: Five day Eco Adventure with accommodations, activities, breakast & dinner

The Wickaninnish Inn, Tono BC: Three nights in the Canopy Suite,dinner, massage, yoga & more

Hotel Fouquets Barriere, Paris: Two nights Deluxe Room & two bodytreatments

Elite Island Resorts, the Caribbean: Seven nights at either the St.Jamess Club, Long Bay Beach Resort orPalm Island Resort

Villas o Sedona, Sedona: Seven nights Two Bedroom VacationCondo or our

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Red Mountain Resort & Spa, Ivins Utah: Two nights all-inclusive

Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary, Freestone & The Inn at Occidental: Overnightstay Deluxe Room with spa package*

Vintage Aircrat Company, Sonoma: Open Cockpit Biplane fight withaerobatics *

San Diego Convention & Visitors Bureau, San Diego: Two nights, Ocean

Villa, at La Valencia Hotel, La Jolla with tickets to the La Jolla Festival othe Arts, Museum o Contemporary Art San Diego & LJolla Playhouse,dinner at Azul Steakhouse La Jolla

Che Adair Catering & Private Che, Cotati: Five course dining experience with wine or our in your home

The Fairmont Empress, Victoria BC: Two nights Bed & Breakast with Aternoon Tea

Pueblo Bonito Pacica Holistic Retreat & Spa, Los Cabos: Three nights Deluxe Ocean View Room

The Ridge Tahoe, Stateline NV: Three nights in a two bedroom Suite or our

Wagons West, Jackson Hole Wyoming: Three night wagon train adventure

Embassy Suites Hotel San Diego Bay Downtown & the San Diego Zoo: Two nights with Zoo tickets

Horizon Air, Seattle: Round-trip airare on Horizon or Alaska Airlines

The Bishops Lodge Ranch Resort & Spa, Santa Fe: Two nights in a Suite

Campton Place, San Francisco: Two night weekend stay Deluxe King Room

The Redwood in Yosemite, Yosemite National Park: Two nights in a our bedroom cabin or eight

Oceana, Santa Monica: Two nights in an Ocean View Suite

Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Berkeley: Five play subscription *

The Lodge at Torrey Pines, La Jolla & the San Diego Zoos Wild Animal Park: Two nights with tickets

Mendonoma Weddings, Gualala: Elopement or Vow Renewal Package

Ehlers Estate, St. Helena: Private Tasting or ten *

Marquis Los Cabos, Los Cabos: Three nights in a Junior Ocean View Suite

Green Frog Outdoor Furniture, Petaluma: Two Long Island Adirondack chairs withside table

Amtrak, San Francisco & Hotel Max, Seattle: Two round-trip coach tickets with twonight stay

Bernardus Lodge, Carmel Valley: Three night stay Premium accommodations

Sunriver Resort, Oregon: Two night stay with gol or massage * Nevada County Conerence & Visitors Bureau, Grass Valley: Two nights luxury King Suite, Courtyard Suites

Holiday Inn Express San Francisco Airport South, Burlingame: Park, Stay & Fly Package or two nights in aJunior Suite

Woodn Hotel, Emeryville: One night in a Bay View Suite *

Casa Ojai or Su Nido Inn, Ojai: Two nights *

Rawhide Ranch, Bonsall: One week Summer Camp or boys or girls

Seven Crown Resorts, Irvine: Three night Summit houseboat, Lake Shasta, Lake Mohave or the Caliornia Delta

Caliornia Shakespeare Theater, Berkeley: Two tickets to ve perormances Headlands Inn, Mendocino: Three night stay in either Bessie Strauss Suite or Casper Cottage

Hotel Erwin, Venice Beach: One night in Penthouse Suite with cocktails & appetizers

Mount Shasta Resort, Mt. Shasta: Two nights or our in a two bedroom Chalet with gol

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Mark Twain on TV 22 tooKen Burns American Stories: Mark Twain (Part One)

In the rst episode, Burns takes viewers on a journey throughSam Clemens early days along the Mississippi River, to thesmall river town o Hannibal, Missouri. Clemens grows up,stumbling rom adventure to adventure until he begins to

evolve into Mark Twain, the humorist and writer who wouldrevolutionize the way Americans viewed themselves and theirlanguage. The episode ends with the publication oTheAdventures o Huckleberry Finn, a novel that has been bannedin hundreds o libraries and schools across the country eversince. Tuesday, April 27 at 9 pm

Additionally, there are many public events taking place in

the community throughout April, the designated month othe Big Read, Sonoma County. Ater youve read or reread Tom Sawyers adventures, get upand go join in a un, recreational and educational program, such as these:

The creative sta o the Sonoma County Parks have created outings and adventures witha Tom Sawyer theme, such as a Picnic with a Mark Twain impersonator at Hood House(April 3), Learn to Fish day at Spring Lake (April 25), and Learn to Canoe at SteelheadBeach (April 17). For times and more ino go to www.sonomacountyparks.org

Friends o the Petaluma River will host Tom Sawyer Days at the River Heritage Centerwith activities or youth including a pirate lair, rat building and boat rides with the Tra-ditional Small Crat Association (April 10 rom 9am to 9 pm & April 11 9 amto 3 pm)

The Sonoma County Free Bookmobile will be traveling the county and making stops,giving residents an opportunity to donate their Mark Twain books as well as to selecta book they havent read by this entertaining author (weekends in April, locations andtime to be announced on Radio 91 FM and available on www.bigreadsonoma.org)

Cinnabar Theater is presents Is He Dead, a play written by Mark Twain that was onlyrecently uncovered (April 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 16, 17, see www.cinnabartheater.org or times.)

You can dress up like Tom Sawyer or Becky Thatcher and paint a ence throughRebuilding Together at Cielo Mini Park in Rohnert Park (April 24 rom 9 am to noon)

Join the Book Discussion Group at the Central Library to share your thoughts on TheAdventures o Tom Sawyerand Mark Twain the author (April 27, 1 to 2 pm).

For more eventsand there are many, including activities and reading groups at every oneo our Sonoma County Library branchesgo to www.bigreadsonoma.org You can also goto the Community page at www.krcb.org and share with us your thoughts ater reading thebook, or pass along comments rom your reading group. KRCB also welcomes reports andphotos rom events you attended during Big Read, Sonoma County month.

Rumor has it that Judge Thatcher is sending dispatches to his sister that will be read overthe air on KRCB-FM, and weve heard that Tom Sawyer will be tweeting his adventures, too!

Mark Twain was one o Americas most illustrious authors, whose stories continue to appealto people today. Join KRCB and our many community partners in celebrating The Big Read,Sonoma County by reading The Adventures o Tom Sawyerand participating in one ormoreo the great community events throughout April.

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Climate OneCommonwealth Club ForumsSegment 1Is Your God Green?

Reverend Sally Bingham, Interaith Power andLight Senior Rabbi Stephen Pearce, TempleEmanu-El.

What would Jesus say about climate change?What does the Torah say about stewardship oGods creation? Leaders rom dierent religioustraditions discuss how their respective phi-losophies and scriptures guide their approach totodays energy challenges. Theyll also addresshow congregations around the country are

getting involved in the movement to build acleaner energy uture. Join us or a conversation at the intersection o aith, light and power.

Segment 2Geoengineering: Global Salvation or Ruin?Ken Caldeira, Proessor, Global Ecology, Stanord UniversityDavid Whelan, Chie Scientist, Boeing Integrated Deense SystemsAlbert Lin, UC Davis School o Law

Should humans address man-made rising temperatures and sea levels by tinkering urtherwith mother nature? A lively debate about such geoengineering burst into the mainstream

recently with reerence to Ken Caldeiras work in the nal chapter o the popular bookSuper-Freakonomics. Now this panel takes a measured look at the good, bad and ugly o what couldand should be done. What is technically easible? How could such tactics be tested? What arethe risks? How would such a program be governed? Does the mere mention ogeoengineering take the steam out o eorts to reduce carbon pollution and create a moralhazard? Our three panelists share distinct perspectives on the passionate discussion aboutgeoengineering.Sunday, April 25 at 11 am

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PBS Kids program lineupSaturdaysLos Nios en Su Casa-SPDragon Tales-SPCliord-SPMaya & Miguel-SPAngelina BallerinaThomas & Friends

Bob The BuilderMister Rogers NeighborhoodA Place o Our Own

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Whats new on Television 22Inside E Street TV or InsidersFrom the Heart o the Nations Capitol, youre Inside E Streetwith Sheilah Kast Inside E Streetis an inormative hal-hour talk show that delvesinto the issues behind the headlines. While most political talkshows ocus on the news rom the campaign trail and analyze pollresults, Inside E Streetlooks at the latest developments aectingeconomic security, health care and retirement. Featuring livelydiscussions rom experts and insiders.Fridays at 8 pm

Americas Test Kitchen rom Cooks Illustrated

Public televisions most-watched cooking show, returns with oolproo recipes, equipmentreviews and taste-tests. Host Christopher Kimball is joined in the kitchen by cooks BridgetLancaster, Julia Collin Davison, Rebecca Hays, J. Kenji Alt and newcomer Yvonne Ruperti.Saturdays at 7 pmbegins April 10

B Organic with Michele BeschenEducational how-to television program that embraces all things creative while keeping a

conscious mind. Host Michele Beschen invigorates a renewed back to basics liestyle thatembraces nature, simplicity and an eco-riendly approach to doing it yoursel. B Organiccovers an expansive range o content that creatively celebrates the many shades o green orevery aspect o your lie at home, at work, and at play. Expect resh ideas or your garden,or your home, or your oce, or your kids, or your pets, and or your overall health andwell-being.Thursdays at 12:30 pmbegins April 15

WorldFocusis endedDue to the lack o national production unding, WorldFocuswill end its run on publictelevision on April 2, 2010. As a result we can no longer broadcast that program, whichhas been seen Monday-Friday at 5 pm on KRCB. Will air Deutsche-Welle Journalat 5 pm.

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Insightful conversations about climate changeApril 1 Is Your God Green?

What would Jesus say about cli-

mate change? What does the Torahsay about stewardship o Godscreation? Leaders rom dierentreligious traditions discuss howtheir respective philosophies and scriptures guide their approach to todays energy challenges,and how congregations around the country are getting involved in the movement to build acleaner energy uture.

April 8 Fossil Fuels + Dependence = Security Risks?What do military ocers think about the United States reliance on oil? One group o

retired brass concluded that it threatens economic stability and national security. ViceAdmiral Dennis McGinn (retired) says 12 people studied scientic data and energymodels or more than a year and concluded that the Pentagon should clearly integrate energyand climate change into its strategy and operations. Beeng up the countrys creaky andvulnerable electric grid, pushing hard on energy eciency, driving toward electric militaryvehicles and pursuing renewable uels, they say, would reduce the burden on soldiers overseasand make the country stronger.

April 15 Electric Transmission: Enabling a Smart GridAs America continues to develop clean, non-carbon-based electricity, our century-old

electric grid is emerging as a major bottleneck. Meanwhile, public-policy oversight o electricpower is a hodgepodge o 50 dierent states approaches to regulation. Mason Willrich,(Board Chair o the Caliornia Independent System Operator and a Director o the Calior-nia Clean Energy Fund) illustrates the problem, with special insight into Caliornias situa-tion, and lays out a program or developing a 21st-century system.

April 22 Global WarringThe changing climate now has the attention o military establishments around the world.

Last year, or example, the CIA created a group ocused on tracking the national-securityimplications o desertication, rising sea levels, population shits and heightened competitionor natural resources. What will the opening o the Arctic mean or Russian access into North

American waters? Will Chinas lack o clean, resh water undermine its global ambitions? WillIndias increasingly erratic monsoon aect its economic growth? These and other pressingquestions will be answered.

April 29 Cap and Charade?Would capping and trading carbon pollution create a prosperous clean energy economy?

Or would it be a boondoggle or Wall Street and scammers in developing countries? Whiletouted as a market-based way to put a price on carbon, cap and trade has been parodied byJon Stewart as the superhero Cap N Trade and is increasingly questioned by environmental-ists and regulators. Yet the state o Caliornia and many companies have a lot invested in a

cap-and-trade system. Will it die a slow death? Should it? What would be a better way tocreate a global price or greenhouse gases? Well have a town hall conversation about cap andtrade with a ervent skeptic, a true believer and you.Thursdays at 7 pm

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Harmonia:Music of the Distant PastApril 4 Medieval Instruments

This week, Harmonia gets medieval on you in a tour o the

typical instruments o the periodthe vielle, recorder, organetto,and the pipe, and tabor. La Colombina will also perorm in arecent release o music by Tomas Luis de Victoria.

April 11 A Purcell Celebration, Part 2The exploration o Henry Purcells large-scale works or church,

court, and theater. Perormances o anthems, odes, and musicrom his operas are all heard in addition to a recentPlectra label release o J.S. Bachs complete harpsichordconcertos.

April 18 Highlights rom the 2009 Bloomington Early Music Festival, Part 1 Harmonia samples the many concerts rom the 2009 Bloom-ington Festival, including perormances by Hesperus, ortepianistShuann Chai, LAURA, and Chatham Baroque. The AulosEnsemble will perorm excerpts rom their recent release oarrangements rom Rameau operas.

April 25 Highlights rom the 2009 Bloomington EarlyMusic Festival, Part 2 Harmoniastour o the 2009 Bloomington Festival continueswith perormances by Nigel North, the co-winners o the EarlyMusic Institute Recital Prize (Antonio Santos and Maho Sone),ensemble Sacabuche, and Fenix de los Ingeniosplus a recentrelease o music rom the baroque.Sundays at 9 am

Shuann Chai

Meditative music on Sunday morningsApril 4

Music or Easter Sunday with the St. Ola Choir

April 11Whether you consider Mark OConnor a violinist or a

ddler, he oers a resh approach to traditional Americanmelodies with his Appalachia Waltz Trio.

April 18, 2010Soprano Marilyn Horne is joined by some exceptionally

talented ends:Erica Strauss, soprano; Will Ferguson, tenor; and pianist

Thomas Bagwell.April 25, 2010

Music o Mendelssohn. Schumann and Brahms with Paul Coletti, viola and LydiaArtymiw, piano.Sundays at 11 am

Mark OConnor

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Radiolabwith Robert Krulwich and Jad AbumradA patchwork o people, sounds, stories and experiences centered around One Big Idea. On

Radiolab, science bumps into culture... inormation sounds like music.

April 13 Animal MindsWhen we gaze into the eyes o a wild animal, or even a beloved pet, can we ever really

know what they might be thinking? Is it naive to assume theyre experiencing somethingclose to human emotions? Or, on the contrary, is it ridiculous to assume that they ARENTeeling something like that? This hour explores what science can say about what goes on inthe minds o animals.

April 20 LucyChimps. Bonobos. Humans. Were all great apes, but what happens

when we all try to live together? When a chimp named Lucy was only

two days old she was adopted by a psychologist and his wie who won-dered: i given the right environment, how human could Lucy become?This story and other tales o radical sharing between humans and thecreatures on earth most like us.

April 27 LimitsHow much can you jam into a human brain? How ar can you push

yoursel past eelings o exhaustion? Are we limited by the size o ourbrain and the strength o our musclesor will there always be a way to push ourselves just alittle bit urther? And what about human comprehension? As science barrels orward, will we

reach the limit o human understanding?Tuesday nights at 7 pm

April Gardening in the LoftWhat better way to plant a vegetable garden than accom-

panied by the dulcet tones o choral masterpieces? Tune in toThe Choir LoteverySunday morning at 10 or the best in

vocal music.April 4 Bachs Leipzig audition. In 1722, Johann Sebas-tian Bach auditioned or the job o church cantor in Leipzig,Germany. Ater two other composers turned down the post,the town council grudgingly oered it to Bach. In theimmortal words o one council member: Since the bestcould not be obtained, a mediocre one would have to beaccepted. Hosted by Bob Worth.

April 11 Sacred Schubert. Primarily known or his secular

songs, Schubert also wrote a air amount o sacred choral music. Hosted by Steve Osborn.April 18 Meet Robert Young. Church organist and choir director Robert Young stops byto talk about the role o music in the context o worship. Hosted by Anthony Martin.

April 25 Berlioz Oddities. More tidbits rom this French composers wide-ranging out-put. Hosted by Dan Solter.

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Literary Wednesdays on Radio 91Deep background on Tom Sawyer

Got a ence that needs whitewashing? Did you witness a murder

but swear not to tell anyone what you saw? Do you know about asecret hoard o buried gold and silver? Did you ever play pirate ona river rat with your riends and then attend your own uneral a-ter the grownups thought you had drowned? These are just someo the ordinary boyhood events that Mark Twain wrote aboutin The Adventures o Tom Sawyer, selected as this years SonomaCounty Big Read (see page 4).

Tom Sawyer also eatures prominently in KRCBs April 7thWord By Word: Conversations With Writersshow. Host Gil Man-sergh will air the special broadcast prepared by Dana Goia andthe NEA, share some historical perspectives on Missouri in the1840s, and look at some alternative realities o Tom Sawyer andhis riends including Jon Clinchs The Sins o the Father, a darkand haunting novel imagining Hucks ather as a violent and abusive man.Wednesday, April 7 at 7 pm

A Novel Ideacelebrates Mark Twain in CaliorniaWhile Twain is best known or his novels o lie on the Mississippi River, these are only a

small part o his lietime o work.A Novel Idea will present some o Twains earlier work, inCaliornia.

Yes, Samuel Clemens, a.k.a. Mark Twain, came to Caliornia. Surely you remember thatCelebrated Jumping Frog o Calaveras County. Not one o Clemens avorite works, by the way.Heres what he wrote to his mother about that rog: To think that ater writing many an ar-ticle a man might be excused or thinking tolerably good, that those New York people shouldsingle out a villainous back-woods sketch to compliment me on.

Jonah Raskin, a celebrated writer himsel, will join Rosemary Manchester, host oA NovelIdea, to talk about Clemens Caliornia sojourn as chronicled in Roughing It. You can hear theprogram onWednesday evening, April 14, at 7 pm.

Poetry Party!

For April, WordTemplehost Katherine Hastings presents an houro poetry and music in celebration o National Poetry Month. Youllhear high school student Giovanny Espinosa, winner o the SonomaCounty portion o the national recitation contest Poetry Out Loud,and Brooke McLaughlin, the runner-up. Joyce Jenkins o PoetryFlash pays a visit, as does Pierre Reverdy, through poems translatedand read by Dan Bellm. Recordings o Theodore Roethke and otherpoets will be played, and Hastings will pay a short tribute to LucilleCliton. All this and much more on WordTemple.Wednesday, April 21 at 7 pm

Giovanny Espinosa

Folk Music Calendar Live and OnlineKRCB presents a weekly calendar o live olk musicperormances in and around Sonoma County. Hear it live at2 pm Saturdays during Our Roots Are Showing, or read it anytime atkrcb.org. The olk music calendar is compiled by Schae-Able Produc-

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Enjoy the best seat in the house for Saturday night radio playsApril 3 This is Our Youthby Kenneth LonerganWith Mark Rualo, Josh Hamilton, Missy Yager

In 1982 on Manhattans Upper West Side, three pot-smok-ing teenagers are resoundingly rejecting the 1960s ideals otheir afuent parents. In hilarious and bittersweet detail, Thisis Our Youth ollows orty-eight turbulent hours in the lives othree very lost souls at the dawn o the Reagan Era.

April 10 True Westby Sam ShepardWith Francis Guinan, Alred Molina, Charlotte Rae

Pulitzer Prize winner Sam Shepards classic comedy is a storyo estranged brothers Austin and Lee. Shepard contrasts the

reality o the two brothers by orcing them to come to termswith amily, each other, and themselves.

April 17 Speed-the-Plowby David MametWith Adam Arkin, Je Goldblum and Dina Waters

Jaded Hollywood producer Bobby Gould has spent a careerreaping what others sow until the night hes orced tochoose between his loyal riends surere hit and a beautiulgirls art-house project. Over a wicked evening o seductionand manipulation, Bobby discovers that the power he exerts ismore elusive than it seems.

April 24 The Odd Coupleby Neil SimonWith Nathan Lane, David Paymer, Dan Castellaneta, YeardleySmith, Linda Purl

Poker buddies Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison suddenlynd themselves bachelors again and innocently decide toshare an apartment. In this classic comedy by Americas mostprolic and successul playwright, these two legendarily mismatched roommates bring downthe house when they try to live together.Saturdays at 6 pm and repeats at midnight

The Songs of Allen ToussaintAllen Toussaint isnt well known as a perormer or recording

artist. But through a long and illustrious career as arranger,pianist, producer, band leader, and especially songwriter, heremains the embodiment o New Orleans pop music establish-ment, His string o hits reaches rom Mother In-Law andWorking in a Coal Mine in the 1950s to celebrated collabo-

ration with Elvis Costello just last year. In between, his songshave been covered by innumerable other perormers, amongthem the Rolling Stones, Paul Buttereld Band, Bonnie Raitt,Boz Scaggs, the Yardbirds and more. And thats just what willbe heard on the next Flashbackprogram on KRCB,April 6th at 7 pm.

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Shaded programs are created and produced at KRCB

SONOMA SPOTLIGHT: Five minutes on local events and issues with Roland Jacopetti

Ofce: 707-584-2000 Studio: 707-584-2020

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North Bay Report with Bruce Robinson - daily at 5:30 pmJim Hightower Report - daily at 6:30pm

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YOUR AVERAGEABALONEJohnnyBazzano

SOMETHINGCOMPLETELYDIFFERENT

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FREIGHT TRAINBOOGIEBill Frater

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MORNING EDITION - NPR NEWS(KRCB host Lizzie Hannon)KRCB eatures: NORTH BAY REPORT at 6:06 & 8:06 am

Second Row Center with David Templeton, Wednesday, 6:35 and 8:35 amReel Time Film Review with Diane McCurdy or

Eliza at the Movies with Eliza Hemenway -Thursday at 8:35am

Another Voice with Susan Swartz - Friday at 6:35, 8:35am & at 6:45pm

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KRCB OVERNIGHT

CURTAIN CALLCharles Sepos

OUT OF THE BOXShaq Spanos

(New classical releases)

THIS AMERICAN LIFEwith Ira Glass

RHYTHM & ROOTSMark Nicholas BEYOND

& BACKHillary Culhane

RED SHOES RODEO

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WEST COAST LIVESedge Thomson

hosts music & guests liverom San Francisco

THIS AMERICAN LIFEwith Ira Glass

HARMONIAEarly Music

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John Katchmer,Shaq Spanos &John Lounsbery

LE SHOWMusic & satire rom Harry Shearer

NEW DIMENSIONSRADIO

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Jordan

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Symphony presents Beethoven2Its a double blast o Beethoven on this months Santa Rosa Symphony perormance. Guestconductor George Cleve takes the podium or Symphonys No. 4and No. 5, along with Americancomposer Christopher Rouses percussion concerto, with SRS principal percussionist Allen Biggs.Sunday April 4 at noon

George Cleve

HOLY COW!Richard W. Sinski

ECLECTICAPaul Timberman &

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Out and about with Outbeat SalonApril 4 Living Proohosts Sheridan Gold andDianna Grayer ocus on Spring Cleaning-Movingthe Settled Dust. Whats dusty in your relationshipthat needs to be cleaned out and cleared out? Jointhem as they explore guests experiences and oersome Spring Cleaning advice.

April 11 The Sunnysideeatures local musician/songwriter, Lee Younga one man band who soundslike an entire orchestra with an attitude. Its old timedisco music with an edge.April 18 Outbeat Collage & Out in the Arts. Hosts Gary Carnivele and Mark Prell chatwith Lois Pearlman and John Rowan o Pegasus Theatre about this years exciting produc-tions and the acting companys decision to branch out rom their original home in MonteRio. Also, the Arts and Entertainment Calendar will keep you inormed about whatshappening o interest to the LGBT Community.April 25 Outbeat Now!In recognition o the Day o Silence, Outbeat Now!exploreshow members o the LGBT community have been orced into silence. Je Basham and JoelBellagio talk with people rom dierent generations about their experience and how LGBTpeople are silenced today. On Outbeat Youth, Greg Miraglia highlights the NOH8Campaign and interviews members rom Positive Images about their Day o Silenceexperience.Sundays at 8 pm

Is everything youve heard about nutrition wrong?by Michele Anna Jordan, host and producer oMouthul, the Wine Countrys Most Delicious Hour

A ew days ater the results o President Obamas annual

physical were released, I had the good ortune to interviewSally A. Fallon, ounding president o the Weston A. PriceFoundation and co-author, with Mary Enig, oNourishingTraditions: The Cookbook that Challenges Politically CorrectNutrition and the Diet Dictocrats,.As the Presidents moder-ate cholesterol level caused news organizations everywhere toparrot the opinion that Obama needs to change his diet andto speculate that he is perhaps indulging in too many pastriesnow that he lives in a house that comes with a pastry che, Ms.Fallon had an entirely dierent take.

Expressing serious concern at what she saw as an alarmingly low level o cholesterol, Ms.Fallon explained that cholesterol is necessary to think clearly, to react well to a variety osituations and to handle stress.

That President Obamas cholesterol has risen modestly during his year in oce shouldhardly be a surprise. Stress, including that o worrying about your cholesterol level can makeit rise. Is it pathology or is it the bodys natural wisdom? Well explore the question in depthon April 11, when Sally Fallon will beMouthulsguest or the ull hour. Speaking by phonerom her home in Washington D.C., Fallon will be joined in the studio by Anne Fisher Silva,a clinical nutritionist and the leader o the local chapter o the Weston A. Price Foundation.Want to stay up to date onMouthulnews? Become a an on Facebook and then tune ineverySunday evening at 7 pm.

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KRCBs Community CalendarAre interesting arts events happening in your area? Promote them on KRCBs CommunityCalendar and get the attention your events deserve. Go to krcb.org, choose theCommunity drop-down menu on the homepage and select Community Calendar.

The e is for eclectic in E-TownApril 5 Flobots / Matthew Caws

From Colorado Colleges Armstrong Hall in Colorado Springs are two rst-time e-townguests, Flobots and Nada Surs ront man, Matthew Caws. Flobots are a progressive hip-hopcollective rom Denver, described as rap musics most singular breakthrough act in years.(Boston Herald). Singer and guitarist Matthew Caws brings us his solo versions o Nada Sur spoppy, thinking-persons indie-rock songs. The LA Timescalls him the decades oremostpurveyor o power pop.

April 12 Big Head Todd & The Monsters / Kathleen EdwardsNow a quartet, Big Head Todd & The Monsters rocks the

house with an energetic set o tunes new and old, all eatur-ing Todd Park Mohrs exceptional guitar licks. Also Canadian

singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards, who, along with herhusband and musical partner Colin Cripps, play some pareddown versions o her well-crated songs (some o which areaccompanied by Nick Forster and the eTones).

April 19 Devotchka / Au Revoir SimoneDeVotchka is back or their

third visit to e-town Leadsingers Nick Uratas vocalsinuse their songs with striking emotion, all beautiullysupported by an eclectic ensemble eaturing a string section,trumpet, sousaphone, melodica, and more. Also joining usis the Brooklyn based band Au Revoir Simone: Erika Forster,Heather DAngelo, and Annie Hart use vintage keyboardsand drum machines to deliver their modern, electronic-basedsongs that resonate with an inviting, organic warmth. A bitovtrivia: Boulder born and raised Erika Forster is the

natural born daughter oe-town host Nick Forster and the beloved stepdaughter oHelen Forster!

April 26 Michelle Shocked / The Bad Plus

Michelle Shocked is back, a troubadour rom Texas whothroughout her career has blazed all sorts o new musicaltrails, routinely making a stop in e-town to share her lat-est. The Bad Plus are a boundary breaking jazz combo whoperorm most-unexpected material along with their solidoriginals.

Mondays at 7 pm

Big Head Todd & The Monsters

Michelle Shocked

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KRCB New Employee

A return on your investmentWhen you make an investment, its natural to havecertain expectations. You want assurance that your money

is managed responsibly, and you expect to see that invest-ment grow, bringing long-term benets to yoursel andyour amily.

An investment in KRCB yields a return every time youtune in, whether its or great television programming onKRCB Television 22, or music, news, and inormationrom KRCB-FM Radio 91.

Our community has been investing in KRCB or over25 years, and the rate o return has been constantly

growing as KRCB has rened its program oeringsand expanded its services.

So, keep your returns coming by continuing to invest in KRCB.

Renew your support or make an additional contribution right now with a visit to ourweb site at www.krcb.org

Julianne joins KRCB staKRCB welcomes a new member to our

team, Julianne Odell! She comes to usthrough a special work program undedby ederal economic stimulus unds andwill be providing much-needed assistancein Radio. Julianne is both an artist and aphotographer, and will be helping Radio91 launch the new ArtsID program, is ajoint venture with KRCB, the Arts Coun-cil o Sonoma County, and the North BayBohemian.

Julianne has previously worked or theCommunity Voicein Rohnert Park as aphoto journalist while running her ownphotography business. She has two children and is very involved in their schools; orseveral years she donated her Torn Art scenic landscape art pieces as auction items atundraisers where they sold immediately at very respectable prices. Julianne is already a

avorite with sta, eager to help out in any way that she can, including jumping rightin on the rst day o radio pledge to answer phones. Her talent and her enthusiasm arejust what we need to jumpstart a new program while keeping everything else runningas smooth as possible. Thank you or joining KRCB, Julianne!

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Daytime Television ListingsMONDAY

6:00 Priscillas Yoga Stretches6:30 Classical Stretch7:00 Sesame Street8:00 Dragon Tales

8:30 Curious George9:00 Sid the Science Kid9:30 Fons & Porter Love o Quilting10:00 Quilting Arts10:30 Learn to Read11:00 Fitness Show11:30 Allaire Back Fitness12:00 Hometime12:30 Tommy Tangs Easy Thai

Cooking1:00 Nature2:00 Cliord the Big Red Dog2:30 Cyberchase

3:00 Arthur3:30 WordGirl4:00 Fetch!4:30 The Electric Company5:00 Deutsche-Welle Journal5:30 PBS NewsHour6:30 Deutsche-Welle Journal

TUESDAY

6:00 Priscillas Yoga Stretches6:30 Power Yoga7:00 Sesame Street8:00 Dragon Tales8:30 Curious George9:00 Sid the Science Kid9:30 Knitting Daily10:00 America Sews with Sue

Hausman10:30 GED Connection (English)11:00 Wider World11:30 Healthy Minds12:00 Ask This Old House12:30 Simply Ming

[repeats Sat. at 6 pm]

1:00 NOVA2:00 Cliord the Big Red Dog

2:30 Cyberchase3:00 Arthur3:30 WordGirl4:00 Fetch!4:30 The Electric Company5:00 Deutsche-Welle Journal5:30 PBS NewsHour6:30 Deutsche-Welle Journal

WEDNESDAY

6:00 Priscillas Yoga Stretches6:30 Power Yoga7:00 Sesame Street8:00 Dragon Tales

8:30 Curious George9:00 Sid the Science Kid9:30 Beads, Baubles and Jewels10:00 Knit & Crochet Now!10:30 Piano Guy

[repeats Thurs. at 1:30 pm]

11:00 Americas Heartland

11:30 Healthy Flavors12:00 This Old House12:30 Cooks Country rom Americas

Test Kitchen1:00 Moment o Luxury

1:30 Curiosity Quest Goes Green2:00 Cliord the Big Red Dog2:30 Cyberchase3:00 Arthur3:30 WordGirl4:00 Fetch!4:30 The Electric Company5:00 Deutsche-Welle Journal5:30 PBS NewsHour6:30 Deutsche-Welle Journal

THURSDAY

6:00 Priscillas Yoga Stretches6:30 Power Yoga

7:00 Sesame Street8:00 Dragon Tales8:30 Curious George9:00 Sid the Science Kid9:30 Scrapbook Memories

[repeats Sat. at 1:30 pm]

10:00 Sewing with Nancy10:30 GED on TV (Spanish)11:00 Burt Wol: Travels & Traditions11:30 Rare Visions & Roadside

Revelations12:00 American Woodshop12:30 Joanne Weirs Cooking Class

(4/15-B Organic with MicheleBeschen)

1:00 For Your Home1:30 Piano Guy2:00 Cliord the Big Red Dog2:30 Cyberchase3:00 Arthur3:30 WordGirl4:00 Fetch!4:30 The Electric Company5:00 Deutsche-Welle Journal5:30 PBS NewsHour6:30 Deutsche-Welle Journal

FRIDAY

6:00 Priscillas Yoga Stretches6:30 Wai Lana Yoga7:00 Sesame Street8:00 Dragon Tales8:30 Curious George9:00 Sid the Science Kid9:30 Creative Living

[repeats Sun. at 4 pm]

10:00 Marthas Sewing Room10:30 Katie Brown Workshop11:00 Art Wol: Travels to the Edge

11:30 Ciao Italia12:00 Victory Garden12:30 Barbecue America1:00 Ches A Field1:30 Sit and Be Fit2:00 Cliord the Big Red Dog2:30 Cyberchase3:00 Arthur

3:30 WordGirl4:00 SciGirls4:30 The Electric Company5:00 Deutsche-Welle Journal5:30 PBS NewsHour

6:30 Deutsche-Welle JournalSATURDAY

7:00 Los Nios en Su Casa (Sp)7:30 Dragon Tales (Sp)8:00 Cliord the Big Red Dog (Sp)8:30 Maya & Miguel (Sp)9:00 Angelina Ballerina9:30 Thomas and Friends10:00 Bob the Builder10:30 Mister Rogers Neighborhood11:00 A Place o Our Own11:30 Healing Quest12:00 To the Contrary

12:30 Scheewe Art Workshop1:00 Jerry Yarnells School o

Fine Art1:30 Scrapbook Memories2:00 Best o the Joy o Painting2:30 Gary Spetzs Watercolor Quest3:00 Woodwrights Shop3:30 Ask This Old House

[repeats Tues. at noon]

4:00 Julie and Jacques Cooking4:30 Hey Kids, Lets Cook!5:00 Gourmets Adventures with Ruth5:30 Everyday Food

6:00 Simply Ming6:30 Mexico One Plate at a Time

with Rick Bayless

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8:00 Ideas in Action with JimGlassman

8:30 La Plaza9:00 McLaughlins One on One9:30 Consuelo Mack: Wealth Track10:00 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly10:30 Between the Lines11:00 European Journal

11:30 World Business12:00 Motorweek12:30 Inside Washington1:00 Lie (Part2)1:30 Scully the World Show2:00 Americas Heartland2:30 Caliornias Gold, Green, Water,

or Golden Parks3:00 American Woodshop

[repeats Thurs. at noon]

3:30 This Old House[repeats Wed. at noon]

4:00 Creative Living

4:30 Garden Smart5:00 Wild Gardens5:30 Victory Garden

[repeats Fri. at noon]

6:00 P. Allen Smiths Garden Home6:30 Red Green

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1 THURSDAY7:00 As Time Goes By7:30 Innerviews with Ernie

Manouse: Wynonna8:00 History Detectives: Civil War

Bridge, Scottsboro BoysStamp, & Duke EllingtonPlates

9:00 Frontline: Behind TalibanLines This past all, an Aghanvideo journalist negotiatedextraordinary access to a parto the country that has quietlyreverted back to Taliban con-trol. For close to two weeks,the journalist traveled a regionthat he ound was now largely

under control o the Talibanshadow government. He alsotracked members o aninsurgent cell working withmembers o Al Qaeda on amission to sabotage a majorU.S. /NATO supply route.

10:00 PBS NewsHour11:00 Charlie Rose12:00 Democracy Now! *1:00 Best o KRCB*

2 FRIDAY7:00 To the Manor Born7:30 Consuelo Mack: Wealthtrack

Art, Museums and CulturalOrganizations

Caliornia Indian MuseumCharles M. Schulz MuseumCloverdale Friday Night Live

Arts Council o Sonoma CountyDry Creek Rancheria Band oPomo Indians

Quicksilver Mine Co.San Francisco BalletSanta Rosa SymphonySSU Intercultural Center

AutomotiveDowntown AutobodyManly HondaOut West Garage

Books, Music, & VideoCopperelds BooksJackalope RecordsLast Record Store

Business & ProessionalDaniel DataLeach Communication

8:00 Inside E Street(see page 10)

8:30 McLaughlin Group9:00 20 Years Later - The Fall o

the Wall: The Wall and the

East-West Conict(see page 5)

10:00 PBS NewsHour11:00 Charlie Rose12:00 Democracy Now! *1:00 Best o KRCB *

3 SATURDAY

6:00 Burt Wol 2010 EuropeanCruises Marathon NotedPublic Television Travel host

Burt Wol hosts this specialprogram designed to enticeviewers to travel with him

on a series o cruises alongthe great rivers o Europeduring the summer o 2010

Mac NetworksPEP HousingRed CondorSimple Oce SolutionsSolar Living Institute

Trope GroupDining, Food/Wine & LodgingBarndiva Restaurant & LoungeCae TriesteClover StornettaCommunity MarketEast West CaeFircrest MarketFresh Choice RestaurantsHampton Inn & SuitesHealdsburg Farmers MarketHoliday Inn ExpressParadise Ridge WineryPearson & CompanyPeter Lowells CaeRichmond Certied Farmers MarketSebastopol Farmers MarketSunce Winery

Traversos Gourmet Foods & WineWine Spectrum Shop & Bar

EducationSanta Rosa Junior CollegeUniversity o San Francisco - SR

EntertainmentMarin JCC Center StageRialto Cinemas LakesideSan Francisco BalletSebastiani TheatreSpreckels CenterSonoma County Repertory TheatreWells Fargo Center or the Arts

Financial & InsuranceAmerican AgCreditExchange BankRubins Financial StrategiesSummit State Bank

Health Care Advanced Fertility Associates Bryce Hetler DDS

Integrative Medical Clinic o SRMedtronic Foundation

Thank you to these supporters o KRCB!

which will benet KRCB. Thisprogram takes us along thebeautiul Rhine River andthrough France as a taste owhat the summer cruises will

eature.7:00 Jacques Pepin: More Fast

Food My Way7:30 Red Green Show: Youve Got

Oil8:00 Lawrence Welk Show:

Easter (Joann CastleInterview)

9:00 Austin City Limits: Wilco10:00 Song o the Mountains:

Sigean; Mike Stevens &

Raymond McLain11:00 Theater Talk11:30 Red Dwar: Tikka to Ride12:00 Best o KRCB *

4 SUNDAY7:00 Antiques Roadshow:

Madison, WI - Hour Two8:00 Inuenza 1918: American

Experience As the nationmobilized or war in the springo 1918, ailing Private AlbertGitchell reported to an armyhospital in Kansas. He wasdiagnosed with infuenza, adisease about which doctors

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Primetime Listings or Aprilknew little. Beore the yearwas out, America would beravaged by a fu epidemic thatkilled 600,000 peoplemorethan died in all the wars o this

century combinedbeoredisappearing as mysteriouslyas it began.

9:00 Masterpiece Classic: The39 Steps Set on the eve oWorld War I, this adapta-tion o the popular John

Buchan adventure novel starsMasterpieceavorite RupertPenry-Jones (Persuasion) as

mining engineer Richard Han-nay caught up in a conspiracyollowing the death o a British

spy ound in his apartment.10:30 Broadside: Emerging

Empires Collide, Part 1 Thetwo-part drama-documentaryBroadsidetells the story o

how the English invasion oDutch Manhattan sparked therst global naval war. BROAD-SIDE employs talented actorsin 17th-century settings,large-scale re-enactments,animation and scholarly inter-views to capture the dramaand intrigue as two nationsght or prosperity abroad andace demands or religiousreedom at home.

11:30 Best o KRCB*

5 MONDAY

7:00 Out o Ireland7:30 My Generation: Surviving

Shaky Times8:00 NOVA: Ghosts o Machu Pic-

chu Perched atop a mountaincrest, mysteriously abandonedmore than our centuries ago,Machu Picchu is the mostamous archeological ruin in

the Western hemisphere andan iconic symbol o the powerand engineering prowess o

the Inca. In the years sinceMachu Picchu was discoveredby Hiram Bingham in 1911,there have been countlesstheories about this LostCity

o the Incas, yet it remains anenigma.

[repeats Tuesday at 1 pm]

9:00 Justice: Whats the RightThing to Do?Session Seventeen: Studentsdiscuss the issue o armativeaction and college admissions.Session Eighteen: Sandelintroduces Aristotles theoryo justice which, simply put,is giving people what they are

due, what they deserve.10:00 PBS NewsHour11:00 Charlie Rose12:00 Democracy Now!*1:00 Best o LINK TV*

6 TUESDAY

7:00 Ater Youve Gone7:30 Lie (Part 2): Dancing with

Doctors[repeats Sunday at 1 pm]

8:00 Nature: The Loneliest Ani-

mals The loneliest animals arethe most endangered specieson the planet. Collected and

Petaluma Open MRISt. Josephs Healthcare,

Sonoma CountyHome & Garden

Alices GardenClark Pest ControlCulligan Water CompanyEarthtone ConstructionFar West Trading CompanyGado GadoGeneral HydroponicsHarmony Farm Supply & NurseryHawleys Paint StoreHeritage SalvageRogers Pool & Spa ServiceRugs o PersiaSebastopol Hardware Center

Sittin PurrrdySolar WorksSonoma CompostVintage Bank AntiquesWyatt Irrigation Supply

Non-profts American Ag. Credit

Becoming IndependentCaliornia Human DevelopmentC2 AlternativesCaliornia League o Conservation

VotersHispanic Chamber o CommerceLaguna de Santa Rosa FoundationNorth Bay Leadership CouncilPFLAG-NBSebastopol Area Chamber o

CommerceSierra ClubSolar Sonoma CountySonoma County GoLocal CoopSonoma County HikesSonoma Land TrustStewards o the Coast &

RedwoodsUnited Way o the Wine CountryUS Peace CorpWallace Genetic Foundation

Media, Magazines & PublishingBay Nature MagazineKSRO

Thank you to these supporters o KRCB!La Voz Bilingual NewspaperMarinscope Community NewspapersMore Marin!North Bay BizNorth Bay Business JournalNorth Bay BohemianPacic SunPetaluma PostPoint Reyes LightProgressive Music Sources LLCPress DemocratSonoma Index TribuneSonoma West PublishingThe Community VoiceThe Sonoma County GazetteWest Marin Citizen

Retirement Related

Friends HouseSpringeld PlaceSanta Rosa Memorial Hospice

For urther inormationvisit krcb.org/sponsors

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Primetime Listings or Aprilprotected by dedicated scien-tists, these animals represent

the end o the line or theirspecies. Viewers will be takeninto high-security, high-tech

labs where scientists attemptto breed new generations andinto the eld to discover whatorces have led to the demiseo entire species. Featuredanimals include Yangtze turtlesunder 24-hour surveillance;a baby Sumatran rhino; aspecial collection o lemurs;the Spixs macaw, a birddeclared extinct in the wildin 2000; and Lonesome

George, a giant tortoise romthe Galapagos, who is the lasto his kind.

[repeats 4/12 at 1 pm)

9:00 Green RimAs the worlds toptwo carbon emitters, Chinaand the U.S. ace signicantchallenges reducing theircarbon emissions whilekeeping up with each nationsgrowing demand or moreenergy. Is there the potential

or cooperation between bothPacic Rim nations aroundthis important issue, or is eachnation seeking its own distinctsolutions?

10:00 PBS NewsHour11:00 Charlie Rose12:00 Democracy Now! *1:00 Best o LINK TV*

7 WEDNESDAY

7:00 Last o the Summer Wine

7:30 Between the Lines withBarry Kibrick[repeats Sunday at 10:30 am]

8:00 Renewal: Stories romAmericas ReligiousEnvironmental MovementRenewal captures the vitalityo the growing religious-envi-ronmental movement. The lmpresents eight inspiring storieso Americans o dierent aiths

motivated by their spiritualand religious convictions tobecome better stewards othe environment. EvangelicalChristians, Muslims, Jews

and interaith groups conrontmountaintop removal in Ap-palachia, global warming andother green issues through avariety o ecological initiatives.

9:30 Great American SeaoodCooko Fires blazed and sea-ood sizzled as New Orleanshosted the th annual GreatAmerican Seaood Cook-Oin August 2008. During thetwo-day competition, 15

ches rom 14 dierent statesprepared their best dishesusing the seaood indigenousto their state.



Manouse: Gene Kranz8:00 Survival: Lives in the

Balance The Struggle toBreathe (Philippines)Nineteen-month old Nazariocan barely breathe. He haspneumonia, the worlds num-ber one child killer. Nazariohas been coughing or weeks.Burns scar the toddlers chestwhere a traditional healersplattered hot wax to ward

o evil spirits. The build up ofuid in Nazarios lungs andchest cavity have pushed hiswindpipe and his heart acrosshis body. His parents havenally taken him to the hos-pital. They have never heardo pneumonia, even though inthe Philippines one in everyve children under the age ove suers rom the disease.World wide, pneumonia kills

two million children everyyear. Now throughout thePhilippines, every day peopleare armed with training to helpparents recognize pneumoniain time to provide lie-savingtreatment.

9:00 Frontline: The SuicideTourist Do we have the rightto end our lives i lie itselbecomes unbearable, or whenwe enter the late stages o

painul, terminal illness? Thequestions, debated orcenturies, have only grown

more pressing in recent yearsas medical technology hasallowed us to live longer lives,and several U.S. states havelegalized physician-assistedsuicide. With unique access toDignitas, the Swiss non-protthat has helped over one thou-

sand people die since 1998,Academy Award-winninglmmaker John Zaritsky oersa revealing look at a coupleacing the most dicult deci-sion o their livesand letsus see or ourselves what willbecome the last day o his lie.


9 FRIDAY

7:00 To the Manor Born7:30 Consuelo Mack: Wealthtrack8:00 Inside E Street8:30 McLaughlin Group9:00 20 Years Later - The Fall

o the Wall: The Role o theMedia (see page 5)

10:00 PBS NewsHour11:00 Charlie Rose12:00 Democracy Now! *

1:00 Best o KRCB *

10 SATURDAY7:00 Americas Test Kitchen rom

Cooks Illustrated(see page 11)

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Primetime Listings or April7:30 Red Green Show: The Drive-

Thru8:00 Lawrence Welk Show:

Songs o Jimmy McHugh(Ralna Interview)

9:00 Austin City Limits: Kings oLeon / Roky Erickson

10:00 Song o the Mountains:Bluegrass & Beyond; DonRigsby & Midnight Call

11:00 Theater Talk11:30 Red Dwar: Stoke Me A

Clipper12:00 Best o KRCB *

11 SUNDAY7:00 Antiques Roadshow:

Madison, WI - Hour Three8:00 Lobotomist: AmericanExperience The lobotomy washailed by The New York Timesas a surgery o the soul andhistory making, a ground-breaking medical procedurethat promised hope to themost distressed amilies anddesolate mentally ill patients.Championed by a youngand ambitious neurologist

named Walter J. Freeman,what began as an operationo last resort was soon beingperormed at some 50 stateasylums, oten with devastat-ing results. Only a decadeater his rise to ame, Freemanwas decried as a moral mon-ster and the lobotomy as oneo the most barbaric mistakeso modern medicine.

9:00 Masterpiece Classic:

Persuasion Sally Hawkins ap-pears as Anne Elliot, destinedor spinsterhood at age 27ater being persuaded eightyears earlier to reuse the

proposal o dashing CaptainWentworth (Rupert Penry-Jones). Then chance bringsthem together again, but nowhe is now rich and ree to

play the eld among eligibleyoung beauties. Anthony Headco-stars as Annes spendthritather.

10:30 Broadside: EmergingEmpires Collide, Part 2(see 4/4 at 10:30 pm)

11:30 Best o KRCB*

12 MONDAY7:00 Out o Ireland7:30 My Generation: New Again

8:00 NOVA: Extreme Cave DivingFollow the charismatic Dr.Kenny Broad as he dives intoBlue Holesunderwatercaves that ormed during thelast ice age when sea levelwas nearly 400 eet belowwhat it is today. They areEarths least explored andperhaps most dangerousrontiers.


9:00 Justice: Whats the RightThing to Do? Session Nine-teen: Aristotles theory o jus-tice leads to a contemporarydebate about gol, specicallythe purpose o gol. SessionTwenty: Sandel addresses oneo the most glaring objectionsto Aristotles views on reedomhis deense o slavery.

10:00 PBS NewsHour11:00 Charlie Rose

12:00 Democracy Now!*1:00 Best o LINK TV*

13 TUESDAY7:00 Ater Youve Gone7:30 Lie (Part 2): Money Is Love

[repeats Sunday at 1 pm]

8:00 Nature: What Females Wantand Males Will Do - Part 1A two-part miniseries aboutsexual selectionuniquebehaviors, elaborate displays

and special adaptations thatdetermine who picks whom,who mates with whom, andwho produces the ospringthat carry genes into the nextgeneration.


9:00 No Logo: Brands, Globaliza-tion & Resistance(see page 5)


12:00 Democracy Now! *1:00 Best o LINK TV*

14 WEDNESDAY

7:00 Last o the Summer Wine7:30 Between the Lines with

Barry Kibrick[repeats Sunday at 10:30 am]

8:00 Painting Taos In the early20th century, six relatively un-known painterscollectivelyknown as the Taos Society

o Artistshelped turn asmall mountain village in

New Mexico into the premierAmerican art destination.Painting Taosreveals howthese young, ambitious artistscaptured the vanishing Westor an America on the brink omodernity.

9:00 Sacred EarthSacred Earth,by Emmy Award-winningdirector Jan Nickman, is aone-o-a-kind journey throughsacred lands o the AmericanSouthwest, Academy Award-winning actress Linda Huntdelivers contemplative anddeeply moving spoken words.The music o Grammy-nominated composer DavidLanz merges with breathtaking

imagery in an extraordinarilypowerul way.


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Manouse: Rev Run8:00 Survival: Lives in the

Balance: Distant Places,Forgotten Lives (Niger)Tropical diseases threaten abillion people in the world to-day. Most o those people livein countries that do not havethe resources to combat thesediseases. In a striking move,a group o pharmaceuticalcompanies pledged to donateenough drugs to target ve

tropical diseases that aecttens o millions o people insub-Saharan Arica.

9:00 Frontline: Close to HomeProducer Ora Bikel chronicleshow the middle class is aringin this recession through thestories o the people whoshes come to know at the hairsalon shes requented or thepast 20 years. The lm revealsthe struggles o a small busi-

ness owner to stay afoat, her

sisters risk o imminent ore-closure on her Florida home,and the various clients whoselives intersect at this New YorkCity salonrom well-to-dobankers to struggling actors,each with a story to tell abouthow theyre getting by in theseturbulent times.


16 FRIDAY7:00 To the Manor Born

7:30 Consuelo Mack: Wealthtrack8:00 Inside E Street8:30 McLaughlin Group9:00 20 Years Later - The Fall

o the Wall: From German

Unifcation to a New WorldOrder? (see page 5)

10:00 PBS NewsHour11:00 Charlie Rose12:00 Democracy Now! *1:00 Best o KRCB *

17 SATURDAY

7:00 Americas Test Kitchen romCooks Illustrated

7:30 Red Green Show: SchoolDemo

8:00 Lawrence Welk Show: TopSongs rom BroadwayShows

9:00 Austin City Limits: My Morn-ing Jacket

10:00 Song o the Mountains:Special Consensus; ValerieSmith & Liberty Pike

11:00 Theater Talk11:30 Red Dwar: Ouroboros12:00 Best o KRCB *

18 SUNDAY7:00 Growing Greener Schools

Todays ocus on greenbuilding is giving us a betterunderstanding o the potentialimpacts our school buildingshave, not only on the environ-ment, but on our childrensand their teachershealthand development. Armed withthis new knowledge, manyschool districts across the

country are taking green toa new level. Considering thatone in ve Americans spendtheir days in K-12 schools,this green-school movement ispositioned to become a signi-cant contributor to improvingour nations environmentaland public health.

8:00 Victory in the Pacifc:American Experience Takeno prisoners. Fight to the bitter

end. Those were everydaywords to combat troops onboth sides at the end o WorldWar II in the Pacic. And theyled to an unprecedented orgyo slaughter. In this provoca-tive, thorough examination

o the nal months o thewar, this lm looks at theescalation o bloodletting romthe vantage point o both theJapanese and the Americans.

10:00 Masterpiece Classic:Northanger Abbey In JaneAustens gentle parody ogothic ction, Felicity Jonesplays romance addictCatherine Morland. Invitedto a medieval country housethat appeals to her most luridantasies, she orms a closeriendship with the youngerson on the estate, HenryTilney, but their budding

romance is mysteriously cutshort.

11:30 Best o KRCB*

1:00 Best o LINK TV*

19 MONDAY

7:00 Out o Ireland7:30 My Generation: Create the

Good8:00 NOVA: Extreme Ice In

collaboration with NationalGeographic, NOVA ollows the

exploits o acclaimed photo-journalist James Balog and ascientic team as they deploytime-lapse cameras in risky,remote locations in the Arctic,Alaska, and the Alps. Grap-pling with blizzards, ckletechnology, and climbs upcraggy precipices, the teammust anchor cameras capableo withstanding sub-zerotemperatures and winds up to

170 mph. The goal o Balogsteams perilous expedition: to

create a unique photo archive

o melting glaciers that couldprovide a key to understandingtheir runaway behavior andtheir potential to drive risingsea levels.


9:00 Justice: Whats the Right

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Primetime Listings or AprilThing to Do? SessionTwenty-One: Proessor Sandelpresents Immanuel Kantsand John Rawls objectionsto Aristotle who believed that

individuals should be ree andcapable o choosing his orher ends. Session Twenty-TwoProessor Sandel leads a dis-cussion about the argumentsor and against our obligationso solidarity and membershipin the smaller community oamily and the larger com-munity o the society at large.


12:00 Democracy Now!*1:00 Best o LINK TV*

20 TUESDAY

7:00 Ater Youve Gone7:30 Lie (Part 2): Fighting

Ageism[repeats Sunday at 1 pm]

8:00 Nature: What Females Wantand Males Will Do - Part 2What Males Will DoAppar-ently, there is nothing a male

will not do or the right to matewith a emaledance, sing,make music, ght, overdress,change body colors, developastonishing anatomy, illumi-nate, even agree to be eatenalive. Youre nobody untilsomebody loves you.


9:00 Call It Home: Searching orTruth on the Bolinas LagoonCall it Home: Searching for

Truth on the Bolinas Lagooncelebrates the beauty andimportance o the worldamous Bolinas Lagoon northo San Francisco, explores theissues behind a decades-long

community debate to under-stand the orces aecting itsuture, and seeks to inspirepeople everywhere to love andrespect nature.

10:00 PBS NewsHour11:00 In The Lie:Art, culture, is-

sues, and news o the gay andlesbian community.

11:30 Shaken: Journey Into TheMind o a ParkinsonsPatient Paul Schroder gradu-ated at the top o his classin electrical engineering, andthen was diagnosed withParkinsons disease. Ater adecade o being on medica-

tion, and growing increasinglydebilitated, he decides thatradical brain surgery is preer-able to sitting on a couch likea vegetable or the rest o hislie.

12:00 Democracy Now! *1:00 Best o LINK TV*

21 WEDNESDAY7:00 Last o the Summer Wine7:30 Between the Lines with

Barry Kibrick[repeats Sunday at 10:30 am]

8:00 Sense o Wonder This lm isa portrait o pioneering envi-ronmentalist Rachel Carson asshe battles cancer andher critics in the wake opublishing the 1962 bestsellerSilent Spring. Using manyo Carsons own words,Kaiulani Lee embodies thisextraordinary woman in this

documentary-style lm, whichdepicts Carson in the nalyear o her lie. Struggling withcancer, Carson recounts withboth humor and anger the at-tacks by the chemical industry,the government and the pressas she ocuses her limitedenergy to get her message toCongress and the Americanpeople.

9:00 Walden - The Ballad o

Thoreau Walden - The Balladof Thoreauis a combinationdocumentary and theatricalplay about the nal two daysHenry David Thoreau spentin his cabin beore leavingWalden Pond. The documen-

tary, which bookends the play,is a look at the lie o HenryDavid Thoreau and lmed atWalden Pond at the actualcabin site in the woods.


22 THURSDAY

7:00 As Time Goes By7:30 Innerviews with Ernie

Manouse: Patricia Neal8:00 Survival: Lives in the

Balance: The Plant ThatCures Malaria (Uganda)Malaria threatens hal o theworlds population. Malariakilled Cloviss young daughter.Clovis learned too late that,i caught early, a three-daycourse o drugs easily curesmalaria. The drug is calledCoartem. The main ingredientis Arteminisin, a chemicalextracted rom the Artemisiaplant. The drug is expensive.Most developing countriescannot aord to buy enoughto meet the needs o theirpeople. Clovis discovered hecan easily grow Artemisia onhis arm in Uganda.

9:00 Frontline: The Quake OnJanuary 12, 2010, Haiti wasleveled by one o the mostdevastating earthquakesin recorded history. Thoseresponsible or handling thecatastrophe, including theHaitian state and the UnitedNations, were crippled by themagnitude o the disaster andstruggled to respond. In theconused atermath, survivorswere let without ood, water

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Primetime Listings or Aprilor shelter. Frontlinecorre-spondent Martin Smith andteam arrived in Port-au-Princewithin days, and in this power-ul report, bears witness to the

disaster and the ill-coordinat-ed relie eorts in the poorestcountry in the Westernhemisphere.


23 FRIDAY6:30 KRCB Annual Travel, Leisure

& Wine Auction

First night! Be the highbidder on resort stays, Bed& Breakast overnights, unleisure activities, wine andmore! Pick your paradise at aprice thats nice!

11:00 Charlie Rose12:00 Democracy Now! *1:00 Best o KRCB *

24 SATURDAY

6:30 KRCB Annual Travel, Leisure

& Wine AuctionBid on getaways near andar; items or every interestand budget; top wines romrenown producers!

11:00 Theater Talk11:30 Red Dwar: Duct Soup12:00 Best o KRCB *

25 SUNDAY

6:30 KRCB Annual Travel, Leisure& Wine Auction

Silver and Gold boards closetonight! Join us or an excitingevening o unique, aordablevacations, recreation andwine!

11:00 Historic Railway Lodgeso the West Using archivalphotos, maps, interviews withlodge owners/managers andcurrent lodge views, HistoricRailway Lodges of the Westdescribes the history and

accommodations o ourhistoric railway lodges, as wellas their past and present rela-tionship to passenger trains.

11:30 Best o KRCB*1:00 Best o LINK TV*

26 MONDAY

7:00 Out o Ireland7:30 My Generation: Pioneers8:00 NOVA: Megabeasts Sud-

den Death What killed themastodons? Thirteen thousand

years ago, these tuskedbeasts disappeared rom NorthAmerica, along with some 35genera o oversized mammals,including woolly mammoths,saber-tooth cats and evencamels. For our decades,debate has raged over thecause o this extinction. In LastExtinction, NOVA presents anexclusive investigation o astartling and controversial new

hypothesis which suggeststhat a cosmic collision couldbe the culprit.


9:00 Justice: Whats the RightThing to Do? SessionTwenty-Two: I principles ojustice depend on the moralor intrinsic worth o the endsthat rights serve, how doessociety deal with the act thatpeople hold dierent ideas

and conceptions o what isgood? Session Twenty-Three:Proessor Sandel raises twoquestions. Is it necessary toreason about the good lie inorder to decide what is justand what rights people have?And i thats the case, is itpossible to argue or to reasonabout the nature o the goodlie?

10:00 PBS NewsHour

11:00 Charlie Rose12:00 Democracy Now!*1:00 Best o LINK TV*

27 TUESDAY7:00 Ater Youve Gone7:30 Lie (Part 2): Plastic Surgery

[repeats Sunday at 1 pm]

8:00 Nature: Clever MonkeysLove, language, guilt, envy,generosity, secrets, lies andsophisticated society are not

unique to humans. We sharethose complex traits with ourrelativesthe monkeys.Following along as the babieso two dierent species arereared, viewers learn how andwhat monkeys teach their

young.[repeats 5/3 at 1 pm)

9:00 Ken Burns American StoriesMark Twain (Part One)

(see page 8)11:00 Charlie Rose12:00 Democracy Now! *1:00 Best o LINK TV*

28 WEDNESDAY7:00 Last o the Summer Wine

7:30 Between the Lines withBarry Kibrick

[repeats Sunday at 10:30 am]

8:00 Great Perormances: DanceIn America: NY Export: OpusJazz A ballet in sneakerschoreographed by the legend-ary Jerome Robbins in 1958,NY Export: Opus Jazzwas a

breakout success in its day,complete with a world tourand a broadcast on The EdSullivan Show. Set to a jazzscore by Robert Prince, theve movements blend ballet,jazz, and ballroom with Latin,Arican, and American rhythms

to create a style that remainsexpressive, sensual, and

contemporary.9:00 Nora! Three decades ater

opening Restaurant Nora,the nations rst certiedorganic restaurant, NoraPouillon continues to advocatea holistic organic liestyle that

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is the oundation or both hercuisine and her commitmentto living and eating sustain-ably. On March 22, 2009 theEnvironmental Film Festival in

the Nations Capital premiereda lm about Nora Pouillon, ache, restaurant owner, pio-neer in organic, local ood andadvocate o sustainable living.Nora!by Joan Murray andVideoTakes, Inc. celebrated the30th anniversary o RestaurantNora in Washington, DC, andthe 10th anniversary oits designation as the rst

certied-organic restaurant.9:30 Doumars: A Recipe or

Success A prole o the starto an American iconthe icecream cone and its legacy.Host Cathy Lewis talks withthe nephew o the mancredited by the SmithsonianInstitution with the creation othis beloved treat. Its legacy,Doumars Restaurant, hasbeen a staple in the HamptonRoads community or morethan 70 years.



Manouse: Pat Benatar8:00 Survival: Lives in the

Balance: Fit or Lie(Bangladesh)A youngwomanjust a girl, reallyiscrouching on the foor o heramilys house. Shes in labor.She isnt being whisked awayto a hospital to give birth. Thisis rural Bangladesh. Shesgoing to have her baby athome, just like over 90% omothers in Bangladesh. Adhai is at her side, a womanwith no medical training, yetshe has delivered most o thechildren in this village. Hertools are a razor blade and astring to tie o the umbilicalcord.

9:00 Frontline: Obamas Deal

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Health care reorm was therst big policy deal taken onby the Obama administration.Many say the young presidenthas bet the mid-term elec-tions, possibly his presidency,on the outcome. In a new

investigation Frontlinegoesbehind closed doors at theWhite House, in Congress andthe boardrooms o the gianthealth-care lobby to examinethe political battles and costlycompromises that denedBarack Obamas endeavor.From early positive eorts,through the bitter battles withthe Tea Party, the elation oapparent success at Christ-

mas, to the crushing ailure inthe Massachusetts Senatorialelection, Frontlineollows thestory and reveals the rst in-depth look at how the Obamaadministration operates.


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