september 2013 krcb open air program guide

The Monthly Magazine for KRCB North Bay Public Media

Open Air

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SEPTEMBER 2013

British pianist and composer Helen Jane Long comes to KRCB Live! this month

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KRCB’s digital channel 22.2 Continuous “how-to”programming

KRCB Live! Returns with a Bold New FormatSaturdays at 11 pm and Wednesdays at 7:30 pm

If you enjoyed the in-studio performances on KRCB Live! last season, you’ll love this season’s live recordings of local music concerts, mixed with interviews with the artists. Stay in tune with the North Bay music scene on KRCB Live!

August 31 & September 4 | The Carolina Chocolate DropsGrammy award-winning Carolina Chocolate Drops, an old-time string band

from Durham, North Carolina, has received international acclaim for their new interpretations of traditional folk music and for drawing attention to the contributions of African Americans to folk and popular music. Recorded live at Petaluma’s Mystic Theater.

September 7 & 11 | Helen Jane LongBritish pianist & composer, Helen Jane Long returns to KRCB Live! for a special

performance and recording in Weill Hall at the Green Music Center at Sonoma State University.

September 14 & 18 | Darryl PurposeColorado singer-songwriter Darryl Purpose, known for his narrative (often

very personal) lyrics and fingerstyle guitar. Recorded live at Main Stage West in Sebastopol.

September 21 & 25 | Anais Mitchell and Jefferson HamerAnais Mitchell and Jefferson Hamer perform songs off their collective studio album,

Child Ballads, which are based on the old folk ballads from the Francis James Child collection. Recorded live at Cinnabar Theater in Petaluma.

September 28 & October 2 | The Brothers ComatoseSan Francisco Americana/Folk/Bluegrass band recorded live at Lagunitas Brewing

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Rebels With A Cause UpdateThe documentary film Rebels With

A Cause, about the fight to save Point Reyes from developers, has enjoyed a long, successful run at the San Rafael Film Center. The film, by Nancy Kelly and Kenji Yamamoto in association with KRCB, ran for more than eleven weeks, with almost as many extensions.

Narrated by Frances McDormand, Rebels describes how, starting in the 1950s, citizens began banding together to oppose development and promote public open space. Using the fight over Point Reyes as a lens, it details how dedicated conservationists helped shape Californians’ awareness of their power to promote change, creating a rising tide of citizen activism that persists today.

Some of those original Point Reyes rebels are still around. Rebels Huey Johnson and Doug Ferguson joined the filmmakers for post-screening Q&As in San Rafael. Rebels Bill and Ellen Straus’s son Michael Straus attended a screening, as did rebel Marty Griffin’s wife Joyce. Last Thursday at the Nick in Santa Cruz, local rebel Gary Patton joined Nancy and Kenji for the Q&A. KRCB is proud to have been a part of this amazing project.

Find out where you can see this stunning film at rebelsdocumentary.org.

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Many factors make up a healthy community. Some of the major indicators in-clude high school graduation rates, economic stability, physical activity, prevention

of injuries and access to health care, affordable healthy food, and a clean envi-ronment. For the benefit of our shared community, some of KRCB programming will shine a spotlight on these societal issues and remedies. Health Connections

programs are aired in the belief that knowledge is power, and working together we can make our community one of the healthiest in the nation.

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This month, we take a broader look at health and delve into the social determinants underlying healthy and unhealthy communities.

Our Nation’s Health: A Focus On Social DeterminantsSunday, September 15 at 10:30 pm

In this documentary, moderator John King of CNN and expert panelists examine the wide-ranging impact of social determinants—poverty, where we live, education, access to healthcare, the food we eat, the water we drink, and the air we breathe—on Americans’ health and our nation’s healthcare model. Zip Code: Your Neighborhood, Your Health Sunday, September 29 at 7 pm Dr. Claire Polmeroy says that if you look at the health of a population, it’s only determined about ten percent by what we do in hospitals, clinics, and doctor’s offices. Ninety percent of the health of a population is determined by other factors. In the documentary Zip Code, we look at how the environment in which we work, live, and play is the ultimate determinant of how healthy we are.

Other Health-related ProgrammingSchools That Change Communities - Monday, Sept. 3 at 9 pmCommunity Health Connections (Repeat of Premiere) - Tuesday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 pmFrontline: Life and Death in Assisted Living - Thursday, Sept. 12 at 9 pmTrust: Second Acts in Young Lives - Sunday, Sept. 22 at 8 pmCommunity Health Connections - Tuesday, Sept. 24 at 7:30 pmClimate One: Fracking, Sunday - Sept. 29 at 11 am

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Featured Programs on TV22Celebrating Labor Day Rebuilding San Francisco: The Workers’ Story Sunday, September 1 at 10:30 pm

In the weeks following the 1906 earthquake and fire, thousands of tradespeople converged on San Francisco to embark on one of the largest reconstruction efforts of all time. Never before had such numbers assembled in one area. These individuals rebuilt San Francisco by using their hands and simple tools. After 100 years, this is their story.

After The Harvest: Fighting Hunger in the Coffeelands Sunday, September 1 at 11 pm

Food insecurity is a well-established, annual “season” in coffee-growing communities, yet the problem is widely unknown within the specialty coffee industry. This short film illluminates this problem and shares the successes of creative projects that have been established to eliminate this annual period of food insecurity.

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Great Performances Aida Wednesday, September 4 at 8 pm Aida, an Ethiopian princess, is captured and brought into slavery in Egypt. A military commander, Radames, struggles to choose between his love for her and his loyalty to the Pharaoh. To complicate the story further, Radames is loved by the Pharaoh’s daughter Amneris, although he does not return her feelings. Aida is played by Liudmyla Monastyrska.

Maria Stuarda Wednesday, September 11 at 8 pm

Mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato, one of the world’s most exciting singers, takes on the virtuosic bel canto role of the doomed Mary, Queen of Scots. Director David McVicar turns to the second opera of Donizetti’s Tudor trilogy, which explores regal characters at fateful moments of their lives. Elza van den Heever sings Elizabeth I, and Maurizio Benini conducts.

Invisible Women: Forgotten Artists of FlorenceWednesday, September 11 at 10:30 pm

Florence, Italy, the cradle of the Renaissance, gave rise to some of the world’s most celebrated artists, architects and scientists, including Michelangelo, Brunelleschi and Galileo. Yet, little is known of the trailblazing women artists who painted there. This program sheds light on the hundreds of ground-breaking yet virtually unknown Renaissance artists, revealing the “hidden half” of one of the world’s most beloved art cities.

Vienna Philharmonic Summer Night Concert Wednesday, September 25 at 8 pm

This year’s gala concert, filmed in the magnificent gardens of Austria’s Imperial Schonbrunn Palace, revolves around the works of Wagner and Verdi and features German Canadian tenor soloist Michael Schade and guest conductor Lorin Maazel. You’ll hear music from Aida, La Forza del Destino, Lohengrin, The Mastersingers of Nuremberg, Tristan and Isolde, and Die Walküre.

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Featured Programs on TV22Back to School with KRCBSchools That Change Communities Tuesday, September 3 at 9 pm

An inspiring look at a diverse range of K-12 public schools in five states—Massachusetts, Maryland, South Dakota, Oregon, and California—that are tackling educational reform at the local level, using an interdisciplinary approach emphasizing hands-on, curiosity-based investigation using neighborhoods as “living” classrooms.

Is School Enough? Sunday, September 8 at 10:30 pm

Designed for parents and educators, this program illuminates how young people are leveraging digital media. Rather than focusing on the potential risks of kids’ digital use, the program shows what new media has to offer: self-realization based on interests, collective problem-solving through shared purpose, and greater civic and social engagement.

August to June: Bringing Life to SchoolTuesday, September 10 at 9 pm

This documentary, filmed in rural Northern California, celebrates values we are on the brink of losing in the single-minded pursuit of higher test scores. Come inside a public school happily and purposefully going against current trends and join twenty-six 8- to 10-year-olds, their teacher, and their parents for a year bursting with opportunities for curiosity, creativity, and compassion.

Outside The Box Tuesday, September 24 at 9 pm

Amid controversy, charter schools—free public schools funded by tax dollars—first opened in the United States 20 years ago, largely in response to low graduation rates and the failure of schools to better prepare students for higher education and the job market. Today, charter schools make up an increasing percentage of the U.S. educational landscape, with 5,000 schools located in 41 states.

Other Education ProgrammingThe Teaching Channel: Reading Fundamentals - Saturday, Sept. 7 at 12 pm Community Health Connections (education) - Tuesday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 pmGet the Math 2.0 - Thursday, Sept. 24 at 9:30 pmTeaching Channel Presents Common Core - Saturday, Sept. 28 at 12 pmRoom to Breathe (mindfulness meditation in schools) - Sunday, Sept. 29 at 8 pm

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Natural Heroes Truck Farm Monday, September 2 at 7:30 pm

This film tells the story of a new generation of American farmers. Filmmaker Ian Cheney plants a vegetable garden in his granddad’s old pickup. Once the mobile garden begins to sprout, viewers are trucked across New York to see the city’s funkiest urban farms, and to find out if America’s largest city can learn to feed itself.

Brower Youth Awards 2012 Monday, September 9 at 7:30 pm

Who’s responsible for some of North America’s most creative environmental victories, such as saving over 89,000 gallons of water, campaigning for food justice, and educating thousands of elementary school students about sustainability? Young people who have yet to celebrate their 23rd birthdays! Get to know the young winners of the Brower Youth Awards.

Hope in a Changing Climate Monday, September 16 at 7:30 pm

As this film demonstrates, it is possible to rehabilitate large-scale damaged ecosystems, to restore ecosystem functions in areas where they have been lost, to fundamentally improve the lives of people who have been trapped in poverty for generations, and to sequester carbon naturally. Shot in stunning HD on location in China, Ethiopia, and Rwanda by directorJohn Liu.

Anna, Emma, and the Condors Monday, September 23 at 7:30 pm

Two sisters, Anna and Emma, together with their parents, fight for the survival of the California condors. Anna and Emma’s lives are unique in their growing understanding that if we do not take care of the life surrounding us, we will face the possibility of our own extinction. Winner of the 2013 Andrew Carnegie Medal for excellence for children’s video.

Dying Green Monday, September 30 at 7:30 pm

Dr. Billy Campbell has radically changed our understanding of burials in the United States. Set in the Appalachians, Dying Green explores his vision of using green burials to conserve land.

Director John Liu

Award winner Brittany Stallworth

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CLIMATE ONE

On RadioThursdays at 7 pm

September 5 – Nature’s Price Tag An emerging area of economics aims to put a price on nature as a way of justifying preserving it. Many large companies are starting to realize the extent to which their profits rely on well operating ecosystems.

September 12 – Corn, Cars and Cows Does corn have a place in powering America’s future? How does it impact California’s clean energy goals? September 19 – Generation Green Join us for a conversation with youth advocates and social entrepreneurs educating students in school and in the Arctic and Antarctic.

September 26 – Sharing Economy What’s crowdfunding all about? A conversation on the exciting possibilities of a growing sharing economy.

On TelevisionSunday, September 29 at 11 am

Fracked Nation With a thriving natural gas market in the United States, oil and energy companies are in a race for fracking rights across the country. Three experts discuss the state of hydraulic fracturing and regulation in America.

Fracking California Tempting oil reserves trapped in California Monterey shale are raising the possibility of a fracking boom in California. Four experts discuss the possibilities and risks of fracking California’s oil.

Fracking News A conversation with two reporters attempts to explain the fine line between the profits and liabilities associated with hydraulic fracturing, the process of injecting water or steam into shale rock at high pressure to extract petroleum or natural gas.

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KRCB North Bay ReportThe North Bay Report is a daily in-depth look at an issue, event, person or activity in our region, prepared by KRCB News Director Bruce Robinson, a veteran journalist who has been covering Sonoma County since 1985, and reporter Danielle Venton. The North Bay Report is heard Monday through Friday at 6:06 am and 8:06 am, repeating at 5:30 pm, on KRCB FM, 91.1 and 90.9 FM, and online at krcb.org/north-bay-report.

Forgotten Favorites on FlashbackTuesday, September 3 at 7 pm

As oldies and “classic rock stations” tailor their playlists to maximize audience approval, a lot of great songs that were once popular enough to land in Billboard’s Top 40 are going unheard these days. But on this month’s Flashback program, you can revisit some fine, forgotten tracks from such memorable folks as Donovan, Bob Seger, The Rolling Stones, Grand Funk (yes, really), The Beau Brummels, even Sir Paul McCartney. Enjoy a musical memory or two!

Choir Loft Lofty music on Sunday mornings

Every Sunday morning at 10, Sonoma County’s choir lofters bring you the best in choral music.

September 1 – Waisenhausmesse An early mass by that wisenheimer Wolfgang. Hosted by Kris Haugen.

September 8 – Theodora A preview of this Handel oratorio, to be performed at the Green Music Center later this year. Hosted by Dan Solter.

September 15 – Magical Mystery Show Contents too startling to be revealed. Hosted by Jenny Bent.

September 22 – The 21st Century It’s only 13 years old, but this century has already produced some great choral music. Hosted by Steve Osborn.

September 29 – Purcell’s Choruses Sacred and secular works by this English Baroque composer. Hosted by Cheryl Moore.Henry Purcell

George Frideric Handel

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LA Theatre Works Saturdays at 6 pm, repeating at midnight

September 7 – Quartermaine’s Terms, by Simon Gray

A timid English teacher at a small regional school in England remains perpetually removed from the tempest of life that swirls around him in the faculty lounge. September 14 – Death of a Salesman, by Arthur Miller

Once a successful businessman, at 60 Willy Loman has lost his job and his self-respect. As he escapes deeper into his daydreams, his sanity and his family life disintegrate.

September 21 – The Graduate, by Terry Johnson, based on the novel by Charles Webb

A fresh-faced college grad returns home, diploma in hand, to seek an answer to that age old question: “Now what?”

September 28 – Crumbs from the Table of Joy, by Lynn NottageRecently widowed Godfrey is under the spell of spiritual leader Sweet Father

Divine, while his teen daughters immerse themselves in the illusions of Hollywood to escape the realities of racial prejudice in 1950’s Brooklyn.

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Outbeat in August Sundays at 8 pm

September 1 – Living Proof What are you proud of? Join Living Proof co-hosts

and wives, Dr. Dianna Grayer and Sheridan Gold as they continue to contemplate our relationships—what is it that one does in the world to help improve it? Join in, call in, or sign in—let us know what you are thinking!

September 8 – Outbeat Music: Campy and Queer-ky!

Join host Mikala Kennan for an evening of campy, crazy and outrageous tunes from Hollywood to Broadway, featuring gay parody and tongue-in-cheek references unique to LGBT culture. It’s an end-of-summer blowout of cheese, kitsch and characters, queer-style!

September 15 – Outbeat Collage: Out in the ArtsHosts Mikala Kennan and Gary Carnivele will chat

with Rachel Gardner from Food for Thought‒Sonoma County AIDS Food Bank about their October fundraiser Calabash! Local author Pamela Fender will also join the show to talk about her new memoir Beside Myself: Recovery from My Family Betrayal and Estrangement.

September 22 – Outbeat News In Depth Remembers Matthew Shepard

It will be 15 years this October 7 since 21-year-old Matthew Shepard was murdered in Laramie, WY. This year some of his friends are releasing a documentary called Matt Was a Friend of Mine. Michele Josue and Liam McNiff produced the film and join us to talk about the Matt they knew and why they decided to share their memories with the world.

September 29 – Outbeat ExtraHosts Greg Miraglia and Gary Carnivele will discuss

politics with Petaluma Councilman Gabe Kearney and co-founder of Sonoma County Stonewall Democrats Kevin Jones. We’ll tackle political subjects such as serving the public as an out LGBT community member, what to expect on November’s ballot, and the global ramifications of the situation Russian lawmakers have created for their LGBT citizens.

Dianna Grayer

Gabe Kearney

Matthew Shepard

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Sesame StreetCurious GeorgeSid the Science Kid Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!Clifford the Big Red DogDaniel Tiger’s NeighborhoodArthurWordGirlThe Electric Company

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Shake up and rock out on E-town in SeptemberMondays at 7 PMSeptember 2 – Over the Rhine / The Lone Bellow

The Ohio-based duo Over the Rhine share songs from their recent studio album The Long Surrender, and alternative-rock trio The Lone Bellow play acoustic-based "Brooklyn country music."

September 9 – Steve Earle / Joe PurdyLegendary singer/songwriter/actor/author Steve Earle returns to rock out with

his band The Dukes, and Joe Purdy shares some of his heartfelt and thoughtful original songs.

September 16 – Pickwick / Tommy MalonePickwick joins us with their sharp, high-energy classic Americana sound blending

indie rock, folk and neo-soul, and singer/songwriter/guitarist Tommy Malone shares great new songs from his recent studio album.

September 23 – John Fullbright / BahamasPowerful southern country rock performer John Fullbright shares his bluesy

vocals and Canadian indie artist Afie Juvanen (Bahamas) performs intimate stripped-down acoustic songs.

September 30 – The Infamous Stringdusters / Zach HeckendorfWith their dynamic original sound, The Infamous Stringdusters showcase a

unique blend of bluegrass reflecting the old and the new, the classic and the progressive. Zach Heckendorf brings his impressive guitar chops, smooth voice, and funk infused songs.

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

KRCB OVERNIGHT

FRESH AIR with Terry Gross

ALL THINGS CONSIDERED - NPR NEWS (KRCB host Mark Prell) North Bay Report with Bruce Robinson - daily at 5:30 pm Jim Hightower Report - daily at 6:30 pm

DEMOCRACY NOW! with Amy Goodman

YOUR AVERAGE ABALONEJohnny Bazzano

SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT

Roland Jacopetti

CONNECTIONSDoug Jayne &

Allegra Broughton

FREIGHT TRAIN BOOGIEBill FraterSHAKEN NOT

STIRRED Chris Olson

ON THE ROAD AGAIN

Linda Seabright

KALEIDOSCOPEJan Stephens

PERCUSSION DISCUSSIONJim Laveroni

RADIO FREE SONOMA

E-TOWNLive folk/rock

PERFORMANCE TODAY with Fred Child Classical music magazine offering live concert performances and interviews with distinguished artists and composers

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FLASHBACK WORD BY WORD A NOVEL IDEA

WORDTEMPLE POETRY

NEEDLE DROP Andrea Doria

TED RADIO HOUR

MIDDAY CLASSICS with Julie Amacher, Lynn Warfel and Mindy Ratner

MORNING EDITION - NPR NEWS (KRCB host Mark Prell) Featuring: NORTH BAY REPORT at 6:06 & 8:06 am KRCB’s California Update @ 7:30 am

Second Row Center with David Templeton, Wednesday, 6:35 and 8:35 am & 6:45 pm

Reel Time Film Review with Diane McCurdy -Thursday at 8:35 am


CLIMATE ONEFORUMS

CROSSING BORDERS

Doug Gosling, Amy Contardi &

David Sharp

MINDY’S MIXMindy Berrett

LADY SPINS THE BLUESMary Carroll

Public Radio for Sonoma County & the North Bay at 91.1 & 90.9 FM

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

KRCB OVERNIGHT


ALL THINGS CONSIDERED - NPR NEWS (KRCB host Mark Prell) North Bay Report with Bruce Robinson - daily at 5:30 pm Jim Hightower Report - daily at 6:30 pm


FREIGHT TRAIN BOOGIEBill Frater ON THE

ROAD AGAINLinda Seabright

KALEIDOSCOPEJan Stephens

PERCUSSION DISCUSSIONJim Laveroni

PERFORMANCE TODAY with Fred Child Classical music magazine offering live concert performances and interviews with distinguished artists and composers

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MIDDAY CLASSICS with Julie Amacher, Lynn Warfel and Mindy Ratner

MORNING EDITION - NPR NEWS (KRCB host Mark Prell) Featuring: NORTH BAY REPORT at 6:06 & 8:06 am KRCB’s California Update @ 7:30 am

Second Row Center with David Templeton, Wednesday, 6:35 and 8:35 am & 6:45 pm

Reel Time Film Review with Diane McCurdy -Thursday at 8:35 am


CLIMATE ONEFORUMS

Public Radio for Sonoma County & the North Bay at 91.1 & 90.9 FM

CURTAIN CALLCharles Sepos

THIS AMERICAN LIFEwith Ira Glass

BEYOND & BACK

Hillary Culhane

SPACE/TIMEPaul E

RADIO FREE SONOMA

BLUES BEFORE SUNRISERADIO FREE SONOMA

WEEKEND EDITION

NPR NEWS with

Scott Simon

ALL THINGS CONSIDERED - NPR NEWS

LA THEATRE WORKS Radio theater

LA THEATRE WORKS(Repeat)

THISTLE & SHAMROCK Celtic Music

WEEKEND EDITION

NPR NEWSwith Rachel Martin

WEST COAST LIVESedge Thomson

hosts music & guests live from San Francisco

THIS AMERICAN LIFE with Ira Glass

HARMONIAEarly Music

SUNDAY CLASSICS

Classicalmusic from KRCB-FM

John Katchmer, Shafiq Spanos, &John Lounsbery

LE SHOWMusic & satire from Harry Shearer

MOYERS & COMPANY

OUTBEATGLBT Radio

BLUES BEFORE SUNRISE

OUR ROOTS ARE SHOWING

Folk & acoustic music with

Robin Pressman & Steve DeLap

OPEN SPACE DISTRICTJohn Katchmer

NIGHT TRAVELERLinda Coffin

THE CHOIR LOFTD. Solter, S. Osborn, A. Martin,

K. Haugen & J. Bent

MOUTHFULFood & wine with

Michele Anna Jordan

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ECLECTICAPaul Timberman &

Mr. Bad Rules

JAZZ CONNECTIONS

Chuck Sher,Glen Alpert

Toby Gleason, Paul Kaplan &

Larry Slater the Jazz MD

RHYTHM & ROOTSMark Nicholas

BRAVE NEW WORLDDwight Loop HOLY COW!

RichardWisinski

FROM THE TOPChristopher O’Riley

TED RADIO HOUR

Shaded programs are created and produced at KRCB North Bay Public MediaOffice: 707/584-2000 Studio: 707/584-2020

OUT OF THE BOXShafiq Spanos

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MONDAY

5am Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman *

6am Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches

6:30 Classical Stretch

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George

8:30 Sid the Science Kid

9am Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

9:30 Fons & Porter Love of Quilting

10am Quilting Arts

10:30 Learn to Read

11am tLiving Smart

11:30 Second Opinion on 9/2, 9/9, 9/16; Community Health Connections on 9/30

12pm Hometime

12:30 Taste This!

1pm America’s Chefs on Tour

1:30 tSigning Time!

2pm Clifford the Big Red Dog

2:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl

4pm Electric Company

4:30 Nightly Business Report

5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour

6:30 Deutsche-Welle Journal

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6:30 Power Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George



9:30 Knitting Daily

10am Sew It All

10:30 GED Connection (English)

11am tWider World

11:30 tHealthy Body, Healthy Mind

12pm Ask This Old House

12:30 Simply Ming [repeats Sat. at 6 pm]

1pm NOVA (repeat of Monday)



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl



5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


WEDNESDAY



6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George



9:30 Beads, Baubles and Jewels

10am It’s Sew Easy

10:30 Everyday Ediisons

11am Roadtrip Nation

11:30tEat Free

12pm This Old House

12:30 America’s Test Kitchen

1pm Nature (repeat of Tuesday)



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl



5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


THURSDAY



6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George



9:30 Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer

10am Sewing with Nancy

10:30 GED on TV (Spanish)

11am Rick Steves’ Europe

11:30 New York Originals

12pm Rough Cut: Woodworking with Tommy Mac

12:30 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School [repeats Sat. at 5:30 pm]

1pm Truth About Money with Ric Edelman

1:30 Crafting at the Spotted Canary



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl



5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


FRIDAY



6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George



9:30 Creative Living [repeats Sun. at 4 pm]

10am Knit and Crochet Now!

10:30 This American Land

11am Journeys in India

11:30 Ciao Italia

12pm Victory Garden

12:30 Lidia’s Italy in America

1pm Tasteable California

1:30 tSit and Be Fit



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl



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5pm Asia This Week

5:30 PBS NewsHour


SATURDAY

7am Sid the Science Kid (Sp)

7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! (SP)

8am Clifford the Big Red Dog (Sp)

8:30 Cyberchase (Sp)

9am Angelina Ballerina

9:30 Thomas and Friends

10am Bob the Builder

10:30 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood

11am Curiosity Quest

11:30 To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe

12pm Teaching Channel

1pm Paint This w/Jerry Yarnell

1:30 Hands On Crafts for Kids

2pm Best of the Joy of Painting

2:30 Wild Photo Adventures

3pm Woodwright’s Shop

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

4pm Chef John Besh's Family Table

4:30 Jazzy Vegetarian

5pm Cooking with Nick Stellino

5:30 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School

6pm Simply Ming

6:30 Mexico, One Plate at a Time

SUNDAY

8am My Generation

8:30 Inside E Street

9am McLaughlin Group

9:30 Consuelo Mack: WealthTrack

10am Religion & Ethics Newsweekly

10:30 Between the Lines [repeats Thurs. at 7:30 pm]

11am Hispanic Lifestyles (9/1, 9/8, 9/22), Climate One (9/29)

11:30 Autoline (9/1, 9/8, 9/22)

12pm Motorweek

12:30 Inside Washington

1pm European Journal

1:30 Euromaxx Highlights

2pm Great Decisions in Foreign Policy

2:30 Scully the World Show

3pm Rough Cut: Woodworking with Tommy Mac [repeats Thurs. at noon]

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

4pm Creative Living

4:30 Garden Smart

5pm Growing a Greener World

5:30 Victory Garden [repeats Fri. at noon]

6pm P. Allen Smith’s Garden

6:30 Red Green [repeats Sat. at 7:30 pm]

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7pm Antiques Roadshow: Washington, DC, Hour Two

8pm American Experience: The Abolitionists, Part Three The battle between pro-slavery and free-soil contingents rises to fever pitch.

9pm Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour, Series I: Girl Before Inspector Morse, there was the rookie Constable

Morse, fed up with policework and ready to nip his career in the bud by handing in his resignation. That is, until a murder turned up that only he could solve.

10:30 Rebuilding San Francisco: The Workers’ Story (See description on p. 5)

11pm After the Harvest: Fighting Hunger in the Coffeelands (See description on p. 5)

11:30 Best of KRCB *

1am Best of Link TV *

2 MONDAY

7pm Out of Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: Truck Farm (See description on p. 8)

8pm NOVA: The Fabric of the Cosmos–What is Space? This four-hour series, based on the book by renowned physicist and author Brian Greene, takes us to the frontiers of physics to see how scientists are piecing together the most complete picture yet of space, time, and the universe. (Repeats Tuesday at 1 pm)

9pm Moyers & Company

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose

12am Democracy Now! *


3 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with Ernie Manouse: Gene Simmons

8pm Nature: Birds of the Gods Living in the depths of the New Guinean rainforest are birds of unimaginable color and beauty. When Europeans first saw the plumes of these fabulous creatures in the 16th century, they believed they must be from heaven and called them Birds of Paradise. The people of New Guinea make even greater claims. They say the birds possess supernatural powers and magic. David Attenborough introduces a young team

of New Guinean scientists on a grueling expedition to find and film these Birds of Paradise—the holy grail of wildlife filmmakers. (Repeats Wednesday at 1 pm)

9pm tSchools That Change Communities (See description on p. 7)

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



4 WEDNESDAY

7pm Keeping Up Appearances

7:30 KRCB Live! The Carolina Chocolate Drops (See description on p. 2)

8pm Great Performances at the Met: Aida (See description on p. 6)

11pm Charlie Rose



5 THURSDAY

7pm Last of the Summer Wine

7:30 Between the Lines with Barry Kibrick: Jurriaan Kamp, publisher of Ode Magazine

8pm Intelligence Squared: Should Drugs Be Legalized? It was 1971 when President Richard Nixon declared a “war on drugs.” Two and a half trillion dollars later, drug use is 50% of what it was 30 years ago and thousands of offenders are successfully diverted to treatment instead of jail. Still, 22 million Americans—nine percent of the population— still use illegal drugs, and with the highest incarceration rate in the world, we continue to fill our prisons with drug offenders, leaving shattered families and communities in the wake. Is it time to legalize drugs or is this a war that we’re winning?

9pm Frontline: The Real CSI From the courtroom to the living room, forensic science is king, thanks to the hit television series CSI. Expertise on fingerprints, ballistics and

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10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose *



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7pm After You’ve Gone

7:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack

8pm Inside E Street: The Age of Longevity Actress Rita Moreno and Chef Martha Lou Gasden, both octogenarians, refuse to be defined by their age. (Repeats Sunday at 8:30 am)

8:30 McLaughlin Group (Repeats Sunday at 9 am)

9pm My Generation: Take A Detour Actress, author, and foodie Linda Evans talks career, love, and recipes. (Repeats Sunday at 8 am)

9:30 Just Seen It

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of KRCB *

7 SATURDAY

7pm America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated: Crepes and Croissants (Repeats Wednesday at 12:30 pm)

7:30 Red Green Show: The Driving Test

8pm Lawrence Welk Show: We Can Make Music

9pm Austin City Limits: Esperanza Spalding

10pm Live from the Artists Den: Mayer Hawthorne

11pm KRCB Live! Helen Jane Long (See description on p. 2) (Repeats Wednesday at 7:30 pm)

11:30 Bluegrass Underground: Jim Lauderdale

12am Best of KRCB *

8 SUNDAY

7pm Antiques Roadshow: Washington, DC, Hour Three

8pm Joann Sfar Draws from Memory The prolific Joann Sfar has published 150 graphic novels, including the French best-seller Rabbi’s Cat and the New York Times best-seller Little Vampire, and recently crossed over into feature films with Gainsbourg: Vie Heroique and the adaptation of Rabbi’s Cat.

This program tracks the graphic artist’s odyssey

through the Algerian and Eastern-European Jewish heritage that serves as the wellspring of his work.

9pm Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour, Series I: Fugue Morse and Thursday are confronted with a new breed of murderer, as a string of Oxford homicides continues with no end in sight. The entire police department is working round the clock and a special expert comes on to assist, but Morse’s love of opera may be the key to stopping the killing.

10:30 Is School Enough? (See description on p. 7)

11:30 Best of KRCB

1pm Best of Link TV

9 MONDAY

7pm Out of Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: Brower Youth Awards 2012 (See description on p. 8.)

8pm NOVA: Making Stuff Stronger From carbon nanotubes to artificial skin, our world is poised at the frontier of a revolution in materials science as far-reaching as the biotech breakthroughs of the last two decades. This series explores how materials changed history and are shaping the future, ranging from cost- effective fuel cells and solar panels to quantum computers and ultra-light automobiles. (Repeats Tuesday at 1 pm)

9pm Moyers and Company

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose

12am Democracy Now*

1am Best of Link TV*

10 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 tCommunity Health Connections First broadcast in July, the first episode of KRCB’s locally produced television program focuses on the social and health

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ramifications of education. Our producers interviewed youth in the community and sought out people and programs that invest time and money on the young, knowing this investment will have benefits in the longterm. (Repeats Monday, September 30, at 11:30 am)

8pm Nature: Cracking the Koala Code This program examines the day-to-day dramas of an extended family of koalas, seen through the eyes of the scientists studying their every move and vocalization. Fascinating social dynamics include territorial displays, vicious fighting and the surprising life and loves of a rogue male who truly plays the field. New science even “cracks the koala communication code,” providing insights into their basic language and social structure. (Repeats Wednesday at 1 pm)

9pm August to June: Bringing Life to School (See description on p. 7)

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



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7:30 KRCB Live! Helen Jane Long (See description on p. 2)

8pm Great Performances at the Met: Maria Stuarda (See

description on p. 6)

10:30 Invisible Women: Forgotten Artists of Florence (See description on p. 6)

11pm Charlie Rose



12 THURSDAY


7:30 Between the Lines with Barry Kibrick (Repeats Sunday at 10:30 am)

8pm Intelligence Squared: Does Science Refute God?

On the fundamental question—evolution or creation?—Americans are on the fence. According to one survey, while 61% of Americans believe we have evolved over time, 22% believe this evolution was guided by a higher power, with another 31% on the side of creationism. For some, modern science debunks many of religion’s core beliefs, but for others, questions like “Why are we here?” and “How did it all come about?” can only be answered through a belief in the existence of God. Can science and religion co-exist?

9pm tFrontline: Life and Death in Assisted Living Nearly 750,000 elderly Americans are spending their later years in for-profit assisted living facilities. This loosely regulated, multibillion-dollar industry is dominated by one company: Emeritus Senior Living. In a major year-long investigation, Frontline and ProPublica raise questions

about fatal lapses in care, understaffing, and a quest

for profits within a company that operates more than 400 assisted living facilities across the country.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



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8pm tInside E Street: Babies Women giving birth in their 40s hardly seems unusual any more. But what about having a baby at age 50 or older? It’s the new frontier of motherhood. Inside E Street examines whether the reproductive technology that allows older women to have babies is good for society.(Repeats Sunday at 8:30 am)


9pm My Generation: Repair The World Journalist, author, and playwright Janet Langhart Cohen discusses her biography, From Rage to Reason. Operation Gratitude sends custom care packages to troops overseas. And Hug Wraps keep cancer patients warm and in high spirits. (Repeats Sunday at 8 am)

9:30 Just Seen It

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of KRCB *

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7pm America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated: Salmon and Sole (Repeats Wednesday at 12:30 pm)

7:30 Red Green Show: The Satellite Dish

8pm Lawrence Welk Show: Henry Mancini & Johnny Mercer

9pm Austin City Limits: Sonic Youth/ The Black Keys

10pm Live from the Artists Den: Mumford & Sons

11pm KRCB Live! Darryl Purpose (See descriptions on p. 2) (Repeats Wednesday at 7:30 pm)

11:30 Bluegrass Underground: David Mayfield Parade

12am Best of KRCB *

15 SUNDAY

11am KRCB Pledge Programming

3pm KRCB Pledge Programming

7pm Antiques Roadshow: Tasty Treasures Appetizing antiques and delectable collectibles for and about eating and drinking.


9pm Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour, Series I: Rocket A royal visit to a family-owned munitions factory begins as a proud occasion for the people of Oxford, but the joyous day

ends with murder. Morse delves into the family’s murky past, as well as his own, as he attempts to uncover the culprit before more lives are lost.

10:30 tOur Nation’s Health: A Focus On Social Determinants (See description on p. 4)

11:30 Best of KRCB Pledge

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7pm Out of Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: Hope in a Changing Climate (See description on p. 8)


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of KRCB Pledge *

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7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with Ernie

Manouse: Jim Lehrer


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



18 WEDNESDAY


7:30 KRCB Live! Colorado singer-songwriter Darryl Purpose (See description on p. 2)


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



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7:30 Between The Lines with Barry Kibrick (Repeats Sunday at 10:30 am)


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



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8pm Lawrence Welk Show: Salute to the Big Bands

9pm Austin City Limits: Gary Clark Jr. and the Alabama Shakes

10pm Live from the Artists Den: Soundgarden

11pm KRCB Live! Anais Mitchell and Jefferson Hamer (See description on p. 2) (Repeats Wednesday at 7:30 pm)

11:30 Bluegrass Underground: Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver

12am Best of KRCB *

22 SUNDAY

7pm Antiques Roadshow: Wichita, Kansas, Hour Two

8pm tTrust: Second Acts In Young Lives (See description on p. 25)

9pm Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour, Series I: Home While studying for his upcoming sergeant’s exam, Morse investigates the hit-and-run death of an eminent Oxford professor. The pressure mounts with his father’s illness and the

appearance of an enemy threatening to reveal aspects of Inspector Thursday’s past. In the end, Morse must choose between the responsibilities of his job and loyalty to his mentor.

10:30 Papers: Stories of Undocumented Youth The story of undocumented youth and the challenges they face as they turn 18 without legal status. (See description on p. 25)

11:30 Best of KRCB Pledge *

23 MONDAY

7pm Out of Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: Anna, Emma and the Condors (See the description on p. 8)

8pm NOVA: Making Stuff Cleaner From carbon nanotubes to artificial skin, our world is poised at the frontier of a revolution in materials science as far-reaching as the biotech breakthroughs of the last two decades. This series explores how materials changed history and are shaping the future, ranging from cost- effective fuel cells and solar panels to quantum computers and ultra-light automobiles. (Repeats Thursday at 1pm)


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



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7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 tCommunity Health Connections In this episode wespotlight a farm therapy program in Santa Rosa focuses on treating abused and/or neglected children; profile a woman living with mental illness who has become an advocate for others; and in our “Youth Voices” segment, we feature award-winning videos produced by Sonoma County

students about the stigmas around mental illness and suicide. (Repeats Tuesday, October 8 at 7:30 am)

8pm Earthflight: A Nature Special Presentation Fly and arrow-dive with cape gannets among sharks, dolphins, whales and the great sardine

run. Soar with fish eagles, flamingoes, kelp gulls and vultures to see the most animal-packed continent with fresh eyes. (Repeats Wednesday at 1 pm)

9pm Outside the Box (See description on p. 7)

9:30 Get The Math 2.0 This program uses real-world scenarios to help middle- and high-school students develop algebraic thinking skills with a focus on reasoning. By engaging students in algebra’s connection to a variety of careers, Get the Math answers the age-old question, How is this ever going to help me in the real world?

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



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7:30 KRCB Live! Anais Mitchell and Jefferson Hamer (See description on p. 2)

8pm Great Performances: Vienna Philharmonic Summer Night Concert

9:30 Digital Dialogues:

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Communicating in the Internet Age Ed Beebout examines how the Internet and digital technology have fundamentally changed the way we communicate with each other, especially within the family unit. North Bay parents, teens, and college students discuss the pros and cons of social media, cell phones and other digital devices in their lives.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



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7:30 Between The Lines with Barry Kibrick (Repeats Sunday at 10:30 am)

8pm Intelligence Squared: Should College Football Be Banned?

9pm tFrontline: Football High High school football has never had a higher profile, with nationally televised games, corporate sponsorships, and minute-by-minute coverage on sports websites. In northwest Arkansas, Frontline examines one ambitious high school team working its way toward national renown. It all raises a critical question: has the amped-up culture of high school football outrun necessary protections for the boys who play the game?

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of KRCB Pledge*

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8pm Inside E Street: Who’s Minding Your Nest Egg? As more Americans plan for retirement, there is an increased need to consult

with financial advisors. But trusting the wrong financial advisor may cost you your life savings. On this Inside E Street, discover strategies for selecting the financial advisor that’s right for you. (Repeats Sunday at 8:30 am)


9pm My Generation: Keep Love Alive Meredith Vieira & Richard Cohen share their inspiring love story. See how the Peace Corps brought one happy couple together and how they’re now paying it back in full. Dr. Pepper Schwartz shares hot tips on how to make love last. (Repeats Sunday at 8 am)

9:30 Just Seen It

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of KRCB Pledge*

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7pm America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated: Moroccan Feast (Repeats Wednesday at 12:30 pm)

7:30 Red Green Show: Father and Son Banquet

8pm Lawrence Welk Show: Salute to Nashville

9pm Austin City Limits: Jack White White Stripes leader Jack White performs in support of his solo LP Blunderbuss.

10pm Live from the Artists Den: The Killers

11pm KRCB Live! The Brothers Comatose

(See description on p. 2) (Repeats Wednesday at 7:30 pm)

11:30 Bluegrass Underground:

Scott Miller & The Commonwealth

12am Best of KRCB *

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7pm Antiques Roadshow: Wichita, KS, Hour Three

8pm tRoom To Breathe A surprising story of transformation as struggling kids in a San Francisco public middle school are introduced to the practice of mindfulness meditation.

9pm Masterpiece Mystery! The Lady Vanishes A young socialite suspects foul play when a woman inexplicably

disappears from a train, in a new adaptation of the classic thriller.

10:30 tZip Code: Your Neighborhood, Your Health Some experts say the lifespan of a child is determined more by his zip code than his genetic code. Dr. Claire Polmeroy believes that the health of a population is only determined about 10% by what happens in hospitals, clinics and doctor’s offices. Ninety percent of the health of a population is determined by other factors, such as where we live, learn, work, and play.

11:30 Best of KRCB Programming

1pm Best of Link TV *

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7pm Out of Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: Dying Green (See the description on p. 8)

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8pm NOVA: Making Stuff Smarter An army tanker truck that heals its own bullet wounds, an airplane wing that changes shape as it flies, clothing that can monitor its wearer’s heart rate, health and mood. Host David Pogue looks into the growing number of smart materials that can respond, change, and even learn. (Repeats Tuesday at 1pm)


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



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New Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour, Series 1 Sundays at 9 pm

Before Inspector Morse, there was the rookie Con-stable Morse, fed up with police work and ready to nip his career in the bud by handing in his resignation. That is, until a murder turned up that only he could solve. Shaun Evans (The Take, The Virgin Queen) stars as the young Endeavour Morse, before his signature red Jaguar but with his deductive powers already run-ning in high gear.

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Hispanic Heritage MonthTrust: Second Acts in Young Lives Sunday, September 22 at 8 pm

Trust begins in a small theater as a group of teenage actors receive a standing ovation. The film then takes us back to the beginning, when Marlin, an 18-year-old Honduran, shares a little bit about her traumatic childhood with the company. Amazing things unfold as the young, mostly Latino, actors of Chicago’s Albany Park Theater Project transform her story into a daring, original play.

Papers: Stories of Undocumented Youth Sunday, September 22 at 10:30 pm

Papers is the story of undocumented youth and the challenges they face as they turn 18 without legal status. Eleven million undocumented immigrants live in the United States. Of those, four and a half million were brought to the United States as children. These are young people who were educated in American schools, hold American values, know only the United States as home and who, upon high school graduation, find the door to their future slammed shut. Sixty-five thousand undocumented students graduate every year from high school without “papers.” It is against the law for them to work or drive. It is difficult, if not impossible in some states, to attend college. They live at risk of arrest, detention, and deportation to countries they may not even remember. This is their story.

Hispanic Lifestyles Sunday, September 1, 8, and 22 at 11 am

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