November 2013 Open Air

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The Monthly Magazine for KRCB North Bay Public Media

Open Air NOVEMBER 2013

Read about it on p. 10

WOW! Bold New Format

for KRCB Radio

Food System - p. 2Celebrate Veterans - p. 4

Native American History - p. 8



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Join the Community Conversaon on Health!

Eng well on budget, sending qulity e with our children, volunteering t worthy nonrot—ll these sile cons, nd so ny ore, contribute to thehelth of our culturlly diverse nd historiclly rich counity. This onth KRCBinvites you to reect on the helthy hbits you currently rcce nd to shre thosesuccesses with friends nd neighbors.

On Wednesdy, Noveber 20, t 6 , there will be ublic screening of the lWe Tell Our Own Stories t the Arlene Frncis Center, 99 Sixth Street, in Snt Ros.KRCB invites you to join your friends nd neighbors er the l for counitydiscussion on entl helth. Through shring with others our ersonl eorts to live

helthy lifestyle, we suort one nother to crete helthy counity for ll.

Then on Tuesdy, Noveber 26, tune into KRCB Chnnel 22 t 7:30 for theloclly roduced rogr Food System, n in-deth look t how food is grown nddistributed in the North By: who grows it, who gets it, nd how we cn ke thesyste beer for everyone.

¡Únase a la Conversación Comunitaria de Salud!Coer bien dentro de un resuuesto, el eo de clidd con nuestros hijos,

ser voluntrio en un orgnizción sin nes de lucro - tods ests cciones siles,y uchs ás, contribuyen l slud de nuestr counidd culturlente diversy ric en histori. Este es KRCB le invit reexionr sobre los hábitos sludblesy le recordos de corr esos logros con igos y vecinos en un láccounitri.

We Tell Our Own Stories, un corto video en Inglés y lác counitri con unenfoque en ls ersons que hn luchdo con robles de slud entl, iércoles,20 de noviebre, 6 .. en el Centro de Arlene Frncis, 99 Sixth Street, Snt Ros.

The Food System, rtes, 26 de noviebre ls 7:30 PM, en sintoní trvésdel cnl de televisión 22 tendrá el te de sistes lientrios y su icto ennuestr econoí locl.

Other Health-Related ProgrammingCrisis In Caring: California’s School Nursing Shortage – Tue., Nov. 5 t 8 pm

Moving with Grace – Thu., Nov. 14 t 8 pm

Frontline: Hunng the Nightre Bcteri – Thurs., Nov. 14 t 9 pm

Inside E-Street: Cung the Cost of Cre – Fri., Nov. 15 t 8 pm nd Nov. 17 t 8:30 am

Sidelined: Concussions in Sports

– Sun., Nov. 17 t 11:30 pm



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Der Meber,

As you see fro other rcles in this issue of Open Air ,there re soe very excing develoents here t KRCBNorth By Public Medi. Lunching new fort for ourrdio ston is oentous undertking nd one whichwe did not begin lightly.

KRCB FM hs lwys been fortunte to enjoy strongool of tlented volunteers nd s we hve ovedthrough this trnsion, it hs been no dierent. Scoresof dedicted rogrers, engineers, hosts, nd helersof ll kinds hve tken on the ny detils nd tsks.We re in their debt. Listen in nd let us know wht you

think.Thnks for your suort which kes this ll hen!

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Celebrating Veterans on TV22

K R C B T e l e v i s i o n

Naonal Veterans Creave Arts FesvalSunday, November 3 at 8 pm

Veterns fro cross Aeric erfor in livestge show t the 2012 Nonl Veterns Creve

Arts Fesvl fro Boston, MA. The vriety showfetures vocl nd instruentl usic, chorlselecons, nd dnce nd dr cts erforedby veterns who re receiving or hve receivedtretent t Veterns Airs edicl fciliesnonwide. A rofessionl orchestr, lso de uof veterns, cconies the erfornce.

We Served Too: The Story of the

Women’s AirforceSunday, November 3 at 10:30 pm

This is story of the Woen’s Airforce ServicePilots (WASPs), grou of young, deterined, ndcourgeous woen during World Wr II who brokethrough brriers nd shered stereotyes. Theywere the rst woen ilots to ever y for the UnitedSttes ilitry, but they were ultely deniedilitry sttus—nd benets—by Congress. Her

rsthnd ccounts fro WASPs who tell their storynd discuss their exeriences during the three ivotleriods tht ke u the WASP history.

Charles Murray: Dening a Hero Sunday, November 3 at 11:30 pm

Congressionl Medl of Honor winner Chrles P.Murry, Jr., ws young conding ocer in theThird Infntry Division ner Kysersberg, Frnce,when his heroic cons roelled hi into history.

Using grendes nd n utoc rie, he ngedto confuse nd coletely disorgnize force of 200Gern soldiers. This secil follows Col. Murry’sexloits, which, in ddion to the Medl of Honor,lso grnered hi the French Legion of Honor ndother ilitry nd civic wrds.

T. Moa Burriss and the Crossing Wednesday, November 6 at 10:30 pm

This docuentry tells the rel story behind thefous wr ovie A Bridge Too Fr , bout thehrrowing crossing of the Wl River in Hollndduring World Wr II. Burriss nd fellow rtrooerRoy Hnn tlk bout their hrrowing exeriences,nd their feelings of exseron when, er nllysecuring the bridge, the Brish wouldn’t ove downthe rod nd rescue their own rtrooers tredbehind eney lines t Arnhe.

Charles Murray

T. Moatt Burriss



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Celebrating Veterans on TV22Not Yet Begun to Fight Friday, November 8 at 10 pm

When rered Mrine Colonel Eric Hsngs returnedfro Vietn in 1969 suering fro wht would lter

be clled PTSD, he went to the river, ed y onto line, nd cst. The river, he sys, heled hi. NowHsngs reches out to new generon returningfro wr. He brings the to the river nd shreshis secret: there re lces where you cn sll beconsued by sile ct, nd joy in ght, nd beredeeed s you gently relese nother creture,unhred, into quiet wters.

Hold at All Costs Sunday, November 10 at 10:30 pm

This rogr exines the build-u, events,nd erth of one deserte ble wged in1953 during the Koren Wr’s closing onths. Thedocuentry chrts the eic ck nd defense of Outost Hrry, where Aericn, Greek, nd SouthKoren soldiers overce incredible odds to rotect vitl osion ginst ssive Chinese brrge.



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K R C B T e l e v i s i o n Featured Programs on TV22

Great PerformancesThe Hollow Crown

The series brings together four led dtonsof Shkesere’s history lys—Richrd II, Henry IV

rts 1 nd 2, nd Henry V. Strng in the yer 1399,this connuous story of onrchy follows eventsduring 16 yers of dynsc nd olicl ower ly.See the lst two rogrs this onth:

Henry IV, Part 2: Wednesday, November 6 at 8 pm

Henry V: Wednesday, November 13 at 8 pm

Great Performances 40th Anniversary

CelebraonWednesday, November 20 at 8 pm

Through erfornce nd reebrnce, stellr roster of diverse luni shre their ersonlstories of wht Great Performances ens to thes Aeric’s only ongoing riee stge for llvriees of the erforing rts. Julie Andrews, AudrMcDonld, Don Henley, Dvid Hyde Pierce, JoshGrobn, Itzhk Perln, New York City Bllet’s Peter

Mrns, P Ausn with Tke 6, Met Oer strElin Grnc, Michel Buble, nd ore.

Moby-Dick from the San Francisco OperaWednesday, November 27 at 8 pm

One of the non’s leding oer conies,Sn Frncisco Oer, hs been the site for nyeorble Great Performances roducons. In

October 2012, GP rtnered with SFO once ginto record cooser Jke Heggie nd librest GeneScheer’s cclied dton of the clssic HernMelville novel Moby-Dick . Jy Hunter Morris strs sthe obsessive Ctin Ahb.

On the Anniversary of Kristallnacht Refuge: Stories of the Selelp Home

Thursday, November 7 at 8 pm

In the lte 1930s—with the violence nd destruc-on of Kristllncht foreshdowing the devstonof Euroen Jewry— deterined grou of Gern-Jewish refugees le behind well-estblished livesnd ost of their ossessions nd iigrted toChicgo. Together they founded Selel, n org-nizon roviding teorry housing, food, Englishclsses, nd job lceent for Jews eeing Nziersecuon.

Audra McDonald

Downton Abbey ans: Check outLady Mary in Henry IV

Jay Hunter Morris as Captain Ahab



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Featured Programs on TV22Natural HeroesMondays at 7:30 pm

Carbon for Water – November 4At dwn, nine-yer-old Anzel wlks for iles

in serch of rewood. Mny in her villge hvedied fro drinking dirty wter, nd rewood is vluble coodity, used to boil wter to keit sfe. One rogr is eng to chnge thisby roviding 900,000 wter lters to Kenyns forfree, nnced with crbon credits erned throughthe reducon in use of rewood.

Return Flight: Restoring The Bald Eagle to

the Channel Islands – November 11The bld egle ws once n iortnt vin

redtor in the Chnnel Islnds o SouthernCliforni. Then, in the erly 1960s, the bldegles disered due to egg collecng,hunng, nd DDT. Return Flight chronicles how dedicted te of biologists hs been workingfor decdes to bring the bld egle bck to theChnnel Islnds.

American Outrage – November 18Crrie nd Mry Dnn re feisty Western

Shoshone sisters who hve endured ve terrifyinglivestock roundus by red federl rshlsin which ore thn thousnd of their horsesnd cle were conscted for grzing on ubliclnds. American Outrage sks why the UnitedSttes governent hs sent illions of dollrsersecung nd rosecung two elderly woengrzing livestock in desolte Nevd desert?

Activist Junior Walk



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K R C B T e l e v i s i o n Native American History on TV22

Sing Bull: A Stone in My HeartTuesday, November 12 at 9 pm

This docuentry kes extensive use of Sing Bull’s own words, giving the viewer n inte

ortrit of one of Aeric’s legendry gures in llhis colexies s leder of the gret Sioux Non.Photogrhs nd coelling originl usic scorehel bring to life this legendry gure wrrior,siritul leder, nd skilled dilot who struggledto intin his eole’s wy of life ginst the ever-exnding westwrd oveent of white selers.

Sacred Sck

Sunday, November 17 at 10:30 pm

This rogr exines the historicl, culturl, ndsiritul sects of lcrosse. Fro the ncient Myto the Iroquois Nonls te, this rogr exloresthe culturl diusion of uniquely indigenous sort,which, like Nve eole theselves, dted ndendured within the doinnt culture. Lcrosse, whichhs dee culturl ening for Nve Aericns, isnow the fstest growing sort in the country.

Injunuity

Wednesday, November 20 at 9:30 pm

Injunuity is ix of nion, usic, nd relthoughts fro rel eole exloring our world frothe Nve Aericn ersecve. Every word sokenis verb, every thought nd oinion is rel, told innine short ieces nd covering such toics s lngugereservon, scred sites, nd the environent.But rther thn sily revisit our history, the gol of

Injunuity is to hel dene the future, gure out theth tht lies before us.

Smokin’ FishTuesday, November 26 at 9 pm

Cory Mnn is quirky Tlingit businessn hustlingto ke dollr in Juneu, Alsk. He gets hungryfor soked slon, nostlgic for his childhood,nd decides to send suer soking sh t his

fily’s trdionl sh c. The l weves Mnn’sown struggles nd the history of his eole with therocess of rering the sh. By turns trgic, bizrre,or just lin ridiculous, Smokin’ Fish tells the story of one n’s ets to nvigte the essy collisionbetween the odern world nd n ncient culture.

Injunuity animator

Adrian Baker

Other Nave American-themed Programming this MonthNatural Heroes: American Outrage – Mondy, Noveber 18 t 7:30 pm

Souza on the Rez – Wednesdy, Noveber 27 t 10:30 pm




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Lot About That!

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PBS Kids New Schedule on TV22

On TV 22Sunday, November 24 at 11 am

Environmental Debt.

A converson with environentl writer AyLrkin nd forer resident of Shell Oil JohnHofeister on the costs of clening u citlis.

Warrior Writers.The urgency of the clite crisis hs coelled

writers such s Bill McKibben nd Antoni Juhsz tocross the line into dvoccy, bling the fossil fuelindustry.

Nature’s Price Tag.An eerging re of econoics uts rice

on nture s wy of jusfying reserving it insociees dointed by the rket ideology.

On Radio FM 91

Sundays at 9 pm

Nov. 3 – OPEC Embargo + 40.Forty yers er the 1973 OPEC oil ebrgo

disruted Aericn life, we will look t etro-olics in the ge of clite chnge.

Nov. 10 – Mountain Meltdown? Wht re ski industry execuves, skiers, nd snowborders doing to rere for

long-ter chllenges of clite chnge?

Nov. 17 – Blue Economy.Join us for discussion of the eects of clite chnge on the world’s ocens nd

how to build vibrnt blue econoy.

Nov. 24 – Parched California.Blncing urbn, rurl, residenl, nd coercil clis on wter could be new

shoint in the stte’s legendry wter wrs.

Lining up or gas in 1973

Bill McKibben



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K R C B R a d i o KRCB FM-91 Featured Programs

A New Sound at KRCB 91 FMBrin Grith returns s usic director

KRCB Rdio is creng unique new sound

beginning this onth, nd we’ve brought oulrlocl rdio ersonlity Brin Grith bck to helguide it.

Beginning Noveber 4, we’ll be serving u ninnovve blend of news, usic, nd North Byconverson. Our dye hours, fro 8 to4 , will now feture lively ix of conteorryfolk nd Aericn, indie nd world usic, ndother styles, levened with regulr short segentsfocusing on locl events, issues, nd cvies.

“While we hve loved being the Sono Countyhoe of clssicl usic, chnges in the edilndsce hve de this chnge necessry,”sid KRCB Progr Director Robin Pressn. “Wechose this new fort becuse there is world of thrilling usic tht does not t the fort of ostcoercil rdio stons. KRCB hs this gret

oortunity to resent deth nd bredth of vibrnt usic tht is under-reresented on the rdiodil.”

Brin Grith, who ny listeners will reeber fro his tenure s KRCB’sMorning Edion host fro 2000 to 2006, ssues the role of our usic director,nd will bring his engging wit nd thorough knowledge of conteorry usicbck to the ublic rdio irwves, hosng KRCB’s new usic service fro 8 tonoon. He’s looking forwrd to being bck on the ir on KRCB nd to tking on thechllenge of heling to reshe the ston’s usicl identy.

The retooled orning show will connue to showcse locl news nd ublicirs, with the North By Reort , Sonoma Spotlight , California Update, ndother current events fetures including dily Newsmaker Interview segentintersersed with the usicl ix tilored for North By listeners.

Robin Pressn will lso tke over dily usic hosng in the ernoons, whileconnuing to host Our Roots Are Showing, the oulr Sturdy ernoon folk ndcousc usic show she hs shred with Steve DeL for 19 yers.

While soe filir eleents of KRCB’s rogring will be rered to kewy for this new endevor, ny others will connue in revised fors or new eslots. Aong these re our NPR News rogrs, Fresh Air , nd fvorite rogrslike The Thistle and Shamrock nd West Coast Live. Our brodcsts of the SntRos Syhony concerts will connue s rt of our Sunday Concert feturing ll

genres of usic resented in the North By.

KRCB FM is being re-igined. We invite you to ebrce the chnge.

See the full revised schedule on pages 14-15.

Brian Grith

Robin Pressman



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KRCB FM-91 Featured Programs LA Theatre WorksSaturdays at 6 pm, reeng t idnight

November 2 – Blithe Spirit , by Noël Coward

An evening rty ong friends is trnsforedwhen sénce conjures the ghost of the host’s rstwife.

November 9 – The Divine Sister , by CharlesBusch.

A hevenly, hilrious send-u of religion.

November 16 – Kindertransport , by DianeSamuels

A ly bout filies, secrets, nd survivl s seenthrough the eyes of Kindertrnsort child duringnd er WWII.

November 23 – Lips Together, Teeth Apart , byTerrence McNally

Tke two heterosexul coules nd surroundthe with gy vconers t Fire Islnd on the

Fourth of July. Wht could go wrong?

November 30 – Macbeth, by WilliamShakespeare

One of the drkest nd ost unsring trgedies fro the en of WilliShkesere.

Divine Sister



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Literary Sunday Aernoons Word By WordSunday, November 3 at 4 PM

Awrd-winning novelist Jie Ford joinshost Gil Mnsergh for Conversons WithWriters. Ford hs followed his beloved novel The

Hotel on the Corner of Bier nd Sweet with uch-ncited second novel set ginst thebckdro of Sele’s deression-er Chintown.Songs of Willow Frost tells the tle of twoyoungsters who esce fro n orhnge tond the Chinese-Aericn boy’s othera

won he thinks they hve seen in Hollywoodovie. As uthor Pt Conroy writes: “Ford is rst-rte novelist ...With his new book, he tkes gret le forwrd nd deonstrtes the

uncnny bility to ove e to ters.”

WordTempleSunday, November 17 at 4 PM

This week WordTemple host Ktherine

Hsngs resents redings by Annie Finch ndKzi Ali.Poet, writer, nd erforer Annie Finch

hs ublished ore thn twenty books ndchbooks of oetry nd oecs. Tonight she willred fro her ost recent collecon, Spells—

New and Selected Poems (Wesleyn UniversityPress 2013) nd Calendars (Tuelo Press).

Next, Hsngs tlks with the oet, essyist,

con writer nd trnsltor Kzi Ali, who willred fro his fourth, nd ost recent colleconof oes, Sky Ward (Wesleyn University Press2013).

This nd ore on WordTemple!Kazim Ali

Annie Finch

Jamie Ford



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KRCB FM-91 Featured ProgramsOutbeat in NovemberSundays at 8 pm

Nov. 3 – Living Proof

Is holidy stress strng to see in? Join co-hostsDr. Dinn Gryer nd Sheridn Gold s they discussthe holidys nd how you cn hel yourself hve ore enjoyble exerience by king skillfulchoices. Discover wht they do to hel groundtheselves for the ucoing dness!

Nov. 17 – Outbeat Collage - Out in the ArtsHosts Gry Crnivele nd Mikl Kennn welcoe

uthor Sco O’Brin to tlk bout his new book RuthCheron, Actress, Avitor, Author . Author ndscreenwriter Je Cohen will lso be on hnd to chtbout his screenlys, books, nd diversity trining.Also, the rts nd entertinent clendr.

Nov. 24 – Outbeat News In Depth

This onth, Outbeat News In Depth exines howLGBT rights re exnding quickly in soe rts of the world, while in other lce, like Russi, they re

in rid decline.

Flashback Doubles Down Fridays at 10 pm

Nov. 10 – Asylum RecordsFor lile ore thn ve yers, through the id-

1970s, Dvid Geen’s bouque record lbel set thestndrd for rsc indeendence, nd reed therewrds when Lind Ronstdt, Jckson Browne, TheEgles, nd Joni Mitchell ll sold illions of discs.We’ll her fro the nd host of coelling but(usully) lesser known cts in this sling of thebest fro Asylu’s brief but inuenl history.

Nov. 24 – Covering Carole KingLong before she eerged s hugely successful

solo erforer, Crole King hd co-wrien dozens of hit songs for cts like the Driers, the Cookies ndthe Righteous Brothers, to ne few. This edionof Flshbck lubs the King ctlog, ixing hits,covers of hits, nd lile-known Crole King songs,by the likes of Mnfred Mnn, The Byrds, Tj Mhl,nd soe guys known s The Betles.

The Byrds

Ruth Chatterton



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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

WORLD CAFELIVE MUSIC AND CONVERSATION WITH ESSENTIAL AND EMEDavid Dye

KRCB LIVE!

ETOWNNick Forster

FRESH AIR with Terry Gross

YOUR AVERAGE ABALONEJohnnyBazzano

SOMETHINGCOMPLETELYDIFFERENT

Roland Jacopetti

CONNECTIONSDoug Jayne

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FREIGHT TBill

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KALEIDOSCOPEJan Stephens

KRCB MORNING SHOWMUSIC, NEWS, & CONVERSATION

with Brian Grifth

KRCB MUSIC

KRCB MUSIC AMERICANA, FOLK, BLUES, AND WORLD MUSICwith Robin Pressman

MORNING EDITION - NPR NEWS (KRCB host Mark Prell )Featuring: North Bay Report, KRCB’s Caliornia Update, Sonoma Spotlight, Second RowReeltime Film Review with Diane McCurdy, Another Voice with Susan Swartz

THISTLE & SHAMROCK Fiona Ritchie

ETOWN Nick Forster

THE ART OJohn Dillon

MINDY’S MIXMindy Berrett

LADY SPINS THE BLUESMary Carroll

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MONDAY

5am Democracy Now! with AmyGoodman *

6am Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches

6:30 Classical Stretch

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George

8:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

9am Peg + Cat

9:30 Fons & Porter’s Love oQuilting

10am Quilting Arts

10:30 Learn to Read

11am tLiving Smart

11:30 tSecond Opinion

12pm Hometime

12:30 Taste This!

1pm America’s Ches on Tour

1:30 tSigning Time!

2pm Cliord the Big Red Dog

2:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl

4pm SciGirls

4:30 Nightly Business Report

5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour

6:30 Deutsche-Welle Journal

TUESDAY



6:30 Power Yoga: Mind and Body

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George


9am Peg + Cat

9:30 Knitting Daily

10am Sew It All

10:30 GED Connection (English)

11am tWider World

11:30 tHealthy Body, Healthy Mind;Community Health Connections(11/26)

12pm Ask This Old House

12:30 Simply Ming

1pm NOVA (repeat o Monday)



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl

4pm Biscuit Brothers


5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


WEDNESDAY

5am Democracy Now! with Amy

Goodman *6am Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches

6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George


9am Peg + Cat

9:30 Beads, Baubles and Jewels

10am It’s Sew Easy10:30 Everyday Edisons

11am Roadtrip Nation

11:30tEat Free

12pm This Old House

12:30 America’s Test Kitchen

1pm Nature (repeat o Tuesday)



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl



5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


THURSDAY



6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George


9am Peg + Cat

9:30 Painting and Travel with Roger& Sarah Bansemer

10am Sewing with Nancy

10:30 GED on TV (Spanish)

11am Rick Steves’ Europe11:30 New York Originals; Joy o

Kosher (11/28)

12pm Rough Cut: Woodworking withTommy Mac

12:30 Martha Bakes [repeats Sat. at5:30 pm]

1pm Truth About Money with RicEdelman

1:30 Crating at the Spotted Canary

2pm Cliord the Big Red Dog2:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl



5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


FRIDAY



6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George

8:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot

About That!9am Peg + Cat

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

10am Knit and Crochet Now!

10:30 Expeditions with Patrick McMillan

11am Journeys in Arica

11:30 Ciao Italia

12pm Victory Garden

12:30 Lidia’s Italy in America

1pm Tasteable Caliornia

1:30 tSit and Be Fit



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl





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5pm Asia This Week

5:30 PBS NewsHour


SATURDAY7am Curious George


8am Peg + Cat

8:30 Bob the Builder

9am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

9:30 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood

10am Thomas & Friends

10:30 Electric Company

11am Curiosity Quest

11:30 To The Contrary with BonnieErbe

12pm Teaching Channel

1pm Paint This w/Jerry Yarnell

1:30 Hands On Crats or Kids

2pm Best o the Joy o Painting

2:30 Wild Photo Adventures (11/2,

11/9); Woodsmith Shop( 11/16, 11/23); Pledge

Programming (11/30)

3pm Woodwright’s Shop

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

4pm Che John Besh's FamilyTable

4:30 Jazzy Vegetarian

5pm Cooking with Nick Stellino

5:30 Martha Bakes

6pm Simply Ming

6:30 Mexico, One Plate at a Time

SUNDAY

8am My Generation8:30 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 North Bay Report MarinElection Coverage (11/3);Hispanic Liestyles (11/10,

11/17), Climate One (11/24)

11:30 Autoline (11/3, 11/10, 11/17)

12pm Motorweek

12:30 Inside Washington

1pm European Journal

1:30 Euromaxx Highlights

2pm America’s Heartland

2:30 Scully/The World Show

3pm Rough Cut: Woodworking withTommy 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 Home

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

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1 FRIDAY

7pm Ater You’ve Gone

7:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack

8pm tInside E Street: Alzheimer’s at Work Among the public gureswho are battling Alzheimer’swhile still trying to maintaintheir careers are Coach PatSummit o the Lady Vols andmusician Glen Campbell.

How prepared are businessesto deal with an employee who

exhibits cognitive deciencies,and what are a worker’srights i diagnosed with theillness? (Repeats Sunday at8:30 am)

8:30 McLaughlin Group (RepeatsSunday at 9 am)

9pm My Generation: Less IsMore Expatriates are livinglarge with less. CelebrityChe Ming Tsai cooks up

a delicious, healthy andincredibly cheap meal. Andmeet the man who vowed tolive with only the essentials.(Repeats Sunday at 8 am)

9:30 Just Seen It

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose

12am Democracy Now! *

1am Best o KRCB * 2 SATURDAY

7pm America’s Test Kitchenrom Cook’s Illustrated:Mediterranean Specials(Repeats Wed.at 12:30 pm)

7:30 Red Green Show: TheNetwork Deal

8pm Lawrence Welk Show:Songs rom the Movies

“Hooray For Hollywood” getsthe show underway, andGuy & Ralna delight with“Somewhere My Love.” KenDelo sings “My Kind o Town.”

Joe Livoti joins Kathy Sullivanor “The Way We Were,”and the entire cast ends up“Singin’ in the Rain.”

9pm Austin City Limits: EmmylouHarris & Rodney CrowellCountry legends EmmylouHarris and Rodney Crowellreturn to the ACL stage,playing avorites and songsrom their joint LP Old Yellow Moon .

10pm Live rom the Artist’s Den:The National The Brooklyn-based band, augmented byhorns and a string section,lets loose a blistering seteaturing the debut onumerous songs rom theband’s new album, Trouble Will Find Me , along withelectriying versions o suchavorites as “Fake Empire,”

“Bloodbuzz Ohio,” and“Terrible Love.”

11pm KRCB Live! Anais Mitchelland Jeerson Hamer (Repeats Wed. at 7:30 pm)

11:30 Bluegrass Underground:The Black Lillies

12am Best o KRCB *

3 SUNDAY

7pm Antiques Roadshow: GrandRapids, MI, Part 3

8pm National Veterans Creative Arts Festival (See descriptionon p. 4)

10pm Masterpiece Mystery!Foyle’s War, Series VII: TheEternity Ring Suspectingthat British atomic researchhas been inltrated, MI5

asks Foyle to investigatethe possibility o a Russianspy network in the heart oLondon. During his inquiry,Foyle learns that his ormerdriver, Sam, has been workingor one o the possiblesuspects. Could she beinvolved?

10:30 We Served Too: The Story othe Women’s Airorce (Seedescription on p. 4)

11:30 Charles Murray, Dening aHero (See description on p. 4)

12am Best o KRCB

1am Best o Link TV

4 MONDAY

7pm Out o Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: Carbon orWater (See description onp. 7)

8pm NOVA: Megastorm Atermath One year aterHurricane Sandy’s deadlystrike, NOVA ollows up onits 2012 lm “Inside theMegastorm” with a reshinvestigation o the

critical questions raised bythis historic storm: Was Sandya reak combination oweather systems? Or arehurricanes increasing inintensity due to a changingclimate? What can we do toprepare ourselves or the nextSandy and what progress hasbeen made toward makingour urban inrastructure moreresilient? (Repeats Tuesday at1 pm)

9pm Moyers and Company

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose

12am Democracy Now*

1am Best o Link TV*

5 TUESDAY

NOTE: Watch or Marin County election reports throughout the evening

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with ErnieManouse: Bill Moyers

8pm tCrisis In Caring:Caliornia’s School NursingShortage I your childbecomes sick or injured at

school, legally there might be

Pat Summit




PRIMETIME Television Listingsno one who can help them. Inone Northern Caliornia schooldistrict, there is only one nurseor 14,800 students, 20 timesmore than the recommended

national standard. Thisprogram takes an in-depthlook at some o the dailychallenges acing schoolnurses, aculty, and students,and ollows a credentialedschool nurse over the courseo an exhausting day visiting adozen schools.

8:30 Caliornia Women Winthe Vote Using bothhistorical materials andlive reenactments, this lmpresents the dramatic Suragecampaign that won the womeno Caliornia the right to votenine years beore the Federal

Amendment.

9pm New Environmentalists:From Chicago to the Karoo This is the latest installmento the Emmy Award-winningseries, eaturing portraits o

six passionate and dedicatedactivists.

9:30 Prison Break: CaliorniaRethinks Criminal Justice Under pressure rom thecourts to improve inmatehealth care and reduce prison

overcrowding, Governor JerryBrown started transerringauthority or thousands olow-level convicts to cities andcounties. The goal is notmerely to shit responsibilitiesrom state institutions tocounties but to drive broaderchanges that will lead to ewerpeople being locked up andoer billions o dollars insavings or taxpayers.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o Link TV *

6 WEDNESDAY

7pm Keeping Up Appearances

7:30 KRCB Live! Anais Mitchelland Jeerson Hamer

8pm Great Perormances:The Hollow Crown: HenryIV, Part 2 In the atermatho the Battle o Shrewsbury,Northumberland learns o

the death o his son. TheLord Chie Justice attemptson behal o the increasinglyrail King to separate Falstarom Prince Hal. The rebelscontinue to plot insurrection.Falsta is sent to recruitsoldiers and takes hisleave o his mistress, DollTearsheet. The rebel orcesare overcome. This bringscomort to the dying king,

who is nally reconciledto his son. Falsta rushesto Hal’s coronation withexpectations o high oce.

10:30 T. Moatt Burriss and theCrossing (See description onp. 4)

11pm Charlie Rose



7 THURSDAY

7pm Last o the Summer Wine

7:30 Between the Lines withBarry Kibrick

8pm Reuge: Stories o SelhelpIn the late 1930s, with theviolence and destruction oKristallnacht oreshadowingthe devastation o European

Jewry, a determined groupo German-Jewish reugeeslet behind well-establishedlives and most o theirpossessions and immigratedto Chicago. There, theycreated a supportivecommunity or themselvesand other German, Austrianand Czech Jews feeing Nazipersecution.

9pm Frontline: Inside Japan’sNuclear Meltdown Frontline continues its investigationo nuclear saety with anunprecedented account o the

crisis inside the FukushimaDai-ichi nuclear complex atera devastating earthquakeand tsunami struck Japanon March 11, 2011. Wehear rst-person accountsrom nuclear plant workers,Tepco company executives,nuclear experts, ocialsrom the Prime Minister’soce, reghters and soldiersdrated to cool the reactors,

as well as amilies living nearthe nuclear plant.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



8 FRIDAY



8pm tInside E Street: TheNew Age Discrimination Intoday’s struggling economy,it is not unusual to ndprospective workers who havebeen unemployed or a ewmonths. Some companies,however, are practicingwhat many believe to be anew orm o discrimination

by not allowing currentlyunemployed workers toapply or job openings. Thishas become a particularlyworrisome trend or olderworkers. (Repeats Sunday at8:30 am)


9pm My Generation: TheMeaning o Money: Make It,

Spend It, Give It Suze Ormanshares her nancial reedomphilosophy. See how ashionicon Diane Von Furstenbergmakes money, spends it andgives it away. And nancialFeng Shui.

9:30 Just Seen It

9pm tNot Yet Begun to Fight A Vietnam vet helps newerveterans deal with the trauma



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o war through fy shing.(Description on p. 5)

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o KRCB * 9 SATURDAY

7pm America’s Test Kitchenrom Cook’s Illustrated:Cold Weather Comort Food(Repeats Wednesday at 12:30pm)

7:30 Red Green Show

8pm Lawrence Welk Show:

Tribute to Irving BerlinOn this show, Sandi, Gail, andMary Lou join Dick Dale or“Play a Simple Melody,” andBobby & Cissy give elegancea whole new meaning on“Let’s Face the Music andDance.” The band plays arousing medley rom “AnnieGet Your Gun,” and Normaand the group round out theprogram with “God Bless

America.”

9pm Austin City Limits: EmeliSande/Michael KiwanukaThe best in British pop comesto Austin City Limits withEmeli Sande and MichaelKiwanuka. ScotswomanSande perorms hits romher LP Our Version o Events ,while Kiwanuka plays tunesrom his debut LP Home

Again .10pm Live rom the Artist’s Den:

Imagine Dragons

11pm KRCB Live! The BrothersComatose (RepeatsWednesday at 7:30 pm)

11:30 Bluegrass Underground: Andrew Bird Singer/violinist,multi-instrumentalist AndrewBird has brightened the

national alternative sceneor more than 15 years, rstmaking a name with his bandBowl o Fire.

12am Best o KRCB *

10 SUNDAY

7pm Antiques Roadshow:Hartord CN, Hour 1

8pm tOut on a Limb Thisprogram explores the

evolution o prosthetics andthe exciting advancements

being made at theintersection o neuroscience,engineering and robotics. Ascience story and a humanstory, this documentaryshows the impact o thistransormative science, asrevolutionary prostheticsmove rom the lab to thebodies o amputees, andparticularly to children withlimb loss, who stand tobenet the most.

9pm Masterpiece Mystery!Foyle’s War, Series VII: TheCage A severely injured mandrags himsel to a hospital,only to die shortly ater beingound by a nurse and doctor.

As Foyle makes inquiries,he discovers a mysteriousmilitary acility ull o secretsthat could threaten BritishIntelligence. Meanwhile,

Sam’s jumbled eorts tohelp her husband, Adam,campaign or Parliament drawsurprising results.

10:30 Hold at All Costs (See description on p. 5)

12am Best o KRCB *


11 MONDAY

7pm Out o Ireland7:30 Natural Heroes: Return

Flight: Restoring the BaldEagle to the ChannelIslands (See description onp. 7)

8pm NOVA: Making Stu Faster Are there physical limits tohow ast humans can go?David Pogue wants to ndout how much we can tweak

physiology and engineering tomove humans and machineseven aster. He investigateseverything rom lightning-astelectric muscle cars to ultra-

sleek sailboats to ultra-astcameras and quantumteleportation. NOVA alsoexplores important questions:Is it possible to go too ast?Have we hit a point whereinnovation outpaces our abilityto keep up?

9pm Moyers & Company

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



12 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Community HealthConnections: Education

8pm Nature: Wolverine: Chasingthe Phantom Legend paints

the wolverine as a solitary,aggressive killer, but newresearch reveals a morecomplex reality. This lm

takes viewers into thesecretive world o the largestand least known member othe weasel amily to reveal

who this dynamic little deviltruly is. (Repeats Wednesdayat 1:00 pm)

9pm Sitting Bull: A Stone in MyHeart This award-winningdocumentary makes extensiveuse o Sitting Bull’s ownwords, giving the viewer anintimate portrait o one o

America’s legendary guresin all his complexity. We see




PRIMETIME Television Listingsleader o the great SiouxNation as a warrior, spiritualleader, and skilled diplomat.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose12am Democracy Now! *


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7:30 KRCB Live! The BrothersComatose

8pm Great Perormances: TheHollow Crown: Henry V

Henry V has settled onto thethrone and has the makingso a ne king when theFrench ambassador brings achallenge rom the Dauphin.Inspired by his courtiers,Henry swears that he will,with all orce, answer this

challenge. Henry’s army sailsor France, lays a heavy siegeand captures Harfeur. TheFrench now take Henry’sclaims seriously andchallenge the English army tobattle at Agincourt.

10:30 Mayme Kratz/StandStill Mayme Kratz is anestablished Arizona artist, a

collector o biological oddsand ends, materials harvestedrom requently overlookeddesert debris. Her cast resinsculptures highlight theinterconnectedness o natureand space and the creativespirit. This examination olight, color and orm causesus to reconsider what itmeans to pause and payattention.

11pm Charlie Rose



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7:30 Between the Lines withBarry Kibrick

8pm tMoving with GraceThis honest and poignantstory eaturing NBC anchorStone Phillips and hiselderly parents explores thecommon struggles associatedwith elder care and itsconsequences.

9pm tFrontline: Hunting theNightmare Bacteria That’show the CDC describesa rightening new threatspreading quickly in hospitals,communities, and across theglobe, or which there is noeective antibiotic. Fueled bydecades o antibiotic overuse,the antibiotic resistance crisis

has deepened as major drugcompanies, squeezed by WallStreet expectations, haveabandoned the developmento new antibiotics. Is themiracle age o antibioticscoming to an end?

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



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8pm tInside E Street: The Costo Care We take a closelook at the Choosing Wiselycampaign, a new eortto educate patients about

common medical procedures.(Repeats Sunday at 8:30 am)


9pm tMy Generation: Missionto Remember Maria Shriver’swork with Alzheimer’s patientsand caregivers, and howmusic therapy and speedreading can help reducethe ravages o the disease.

(Repeats Sunday at 8 am)

9:30 Just Seen It

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o KRCB *

16 SATURDAY

7pm America’s Test Kitchen romCook’s Illustrated: Gnocchi& Panzanella(Repeats Wednesday at 12:30pm)

7:30 Red Green Show: Van Go

8pm Lawrence Welk Show:Easy Listening “Sweetand Lovely” opens the showand sets the mood or theollowing hour. Bobby & Elainedance the English quickstepto “Whispering,” SkeetsHerurt plays a beautiulsaxophone solo on “SomeoneTo Watch Over Me,” andGuy Hovis teams up with

Neil LeVang “For The GoodTimes.”

9pm Austin City Limits: Fun./ Dawes

10pm Live rom the Artist’s Den:Mumord and Sons

11pm KRCB Live! LudovicoEinaudi (Repeats Wednesdayat 7:30 pm)

11:30 Bluegrass Underground:

Inamous Stringdusters12am Best o KRCB *

17 SUNDAY

7pm Antiques Roadshow: Vintage San Francisco

8pm Riding Rails in China American travelers Chris andSarah visit the magnicentShenyang Imperial Palace,

Changchun World SculpturePark, and unique natural sitesincluding the Benxi WaterCave, called “the longestwater cave in Asia.

9pm Masterpiece Mystery!Foyle’s War, Series VII:Sunfower Foyle is taskedwith protecting Karl Strasser,a Nazi ocer turned MI5inormant who believes he’s

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Strasser extradited or hisinvolvement in a wartimeevent, but British Intelligenceis determined to protect him.

As Foyle nears a solution to

the case, the unathomabletruth o “Operation Sunfower”is revealed.

10:30 tSacred Stick (Seedescription on p. 8)

11:30 tSidelined: Concussionsin Sports Modern research isrevealing how concussions dolong-term damage to memoryand cognitive thinking. In this

program, we’ll meet highschool athletes and ormerNFL players struggling torecover rom concussions.

12am Best o KRCB *


18 MONDAY

7pm Out o Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: AmericanOutrage (See the descriptionon p. 7)

8pm NOVA: Making Stu: WilderPogue meets the scientistsand engineers who areplunging to the bottom o the

temperature scale, ndingdesign inspiration in nature,and breaking every speedlimit to make tomorrow’s

“stu” colder, aster, wilderand saer. (Repeats Tuesdayat 1 pm)


10pm PBS NewsHour11pm Charlie Rose



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7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with ErnieManouse: Alana Stewart

8pm Nature: Love in the AnimalKingdom Animals dance,sing, firt, and competewith everything they’ve gotto nd and secure a mate.These “love” stories are asvarious and intriguing as thelovers themselves. (RepeatsWednesday at 1 pm)

9pm Gettysburg Story Dynamic,evocative, breathtaking aerialand time-lapse imageryhighlight legendary places othe battleeld and visually tellthe epic Gettysburg Story likeno other lm beore.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



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7:30 KRCB Live! LudovicoEinaudi

8pm Great Perormances: 40th Anniversary Celebration(See description on p. 6)

9:30 Injunuity (See description onp. 8)

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



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7:30 Between The Lines withBarry Kibrick

8pm Kennedy Hal Century

This lm chronicles theimpact and infuence oJohn F. Kennedy’s lie,administration, and tragicdeath on the general public,

the media, and everysubsequent U.S. president.

9pm Frontline: The RetirementGamble Ten trillion dollarsin Americans’ retirementsavings are invested in largeand small accounts managedby banks, brokerages,mutual unds, and insurancecompanies. But whether yourIRA or 401K will assure a saeretirement is a gamble.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o Link TV*

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8pm tInside E Street: Work +Care Giving = Stress

A large percentage o the U.S.workorce provides eldercareor a relative, while at thesame time attempting tobalance the demands o a job.Unortunately an antiquateddenition o what a “amily”really means leaves manycaregivers let holding the

bag. (Repeats Sunday at8:30 am)


9pm My Generation: Go Extreme Fly high at trapeze school. Anextreme mountain unicyclistunlocks balance in his lie.

And an endurance king runs90,000 miles and beyond.(Repeats Sunday at 8 am)

9:30 Just Seen It

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o KRCB*

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7pm America’s Test Kitchen romCook’s Illustrated: Time to

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Grill (Repeats Wednesday at12:30 pm)

7:30 Red Green Show:Possum Lodge Radio

8pm Lawrence Welk Show:Thanksgiving

9pm Austin City Limits: Americana Music FestivalThis program eaturesselected perormances romthe Americana Music Festivalin Nashville, including

Dr. John, Stephen Stills,Emmylou Harris, Rodney

Crowell, and more.

10pm Live rom the Artists Den: Soundgarden

11pm KRCB Live! The CarolinaChocolate Drops (RepeatsWednesday at 7:30 pm)

11:30 Bluegrass Underground:Johnnyswim

12am Best o KRCB *

24 SUNDAY

7pm Antiques Roadshow: Hartord, CN, Hour 3

8pm Riding Rails in ChinaChris and Sarah walk around a 3,900-poundmeteor or good luck, enjoya Manchurian style “hotpot”dish, discover a wildliereserve or Siberian tigers,

and visit the Church o St.Sophia.

9pm Masterpiece Mystery!Poirot X: Murder on theOrient Express Securinga last-minute ticket on theOrient Express rom Istanbulto London, Poirot ndshimsel amongst a host oeclectic ellow passengers,one o whom is ound brutallymurdered mid-voyage. The

amous Belgian detective iscalled upon to investigate thecrime and nd the culprit.

10:30 Farm Crisis Explore whythe arm crisis o the 1980s

happened, meet the armamilies who struggled, andthe activists who oughtso long to help them, andexamine how agriculturechanged as a result o theeconomic crisis.

12am Best o KRCB *


25 MONDAY

7pm Out o Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: SecondNature: The BiomimicryEvolution

8pm NOVA: Cold Case JFK For decades, theassassination o John F.Kennedy has ueled dark rumors o conspiracies andmishandled evidence. Now,

50 years later, NOVA asks:Could modern investigatorsdo better? We’ll see howstate-o-the art orensictools would be applied tothe investigation were itto happen today. (RepeatsTuesday at 1 pm)


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose12am Democracy Now! *


26 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Community HealthConnections: Food System(See description on p. 2)

8pm Nature: Parrot CondentialParrots are popular pets,but hard-wired or the wild,their ear-shattering squawksand unpredictable behaviorare designed or the rainorest, not the suburbs. Adda liespan o 50-plus years totheir intense need to bond,and a lie in captivity otenends in disaster. With sheltersand sanctuaries bursting at

the seams, too many birdshave no place to go. (RepeatsWednesday at 1 pm)

9pm Smokin’ Fish Cory Mann, aquirky Tlingit businessman,

decides to spend a summersmoking sh at his amily’straditional sh camp. By turnstragic, bizarre, poignant,and sometimes just plainridiculous, this programtells the story o one man’sattempts to navigate themessy collision between themodern world and an ancientculture.

10pm PBS NewsHour11pm Charlie Rose



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7:30 KRCB Live! The CarolinaChocolate Drops

8pm Great Perormances:Moby-Dick rom the SanFrancisco Opera (Seedescription p. 6)

10:30 Sousa on the Rez:Marching to the Beat oa Dierent Drum Native

American music may notconjure images o tubas,trumpets and John PhillipSousa marches. Yet this

vibrant musical traditionhas been a part o Native American culture or morethan 100 years.

11pm Charlie Rose



28 THURSDAY

7pm Last o the Summer Wine7:30 Between The Lines with

Barry Kibrick

8pm Oscar Hammerstein II:Out o My Dreams One othe most acclaimed lyricistsand librettists o the 20thcentury, Oscar Hammersteinworked in the theater orover 40 years, writing thelyrics or over a thousand

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songs and the librettos or45 operettas and musicals,including Rose Marie (1924),Show Boat (1927), Oklahoma (1943), Carousel (1945 ), South

Pacifc (1949), The King and I (1951) and The Sound o Music (1959).

9:30 Elton John In Concert

11pm Hugh Laurie - Live on theQueen Mary Laurie plays themusic o his hero ProessorLonghair on the Queen Mary.


1am Best o Link *

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8pm Tenors: Lead with Your HeartThe Tenors have have inspiredmillions o music lovers withtheir rich harmonies andaddictive charm, stretchingthe boundaries o classical

crossover by combining classicsongs, modern tunes, andSpanish and French worldmusic.

9:30 Motown: Big Hits and MoreHear rst time extended stereomixes o Motown’s biggest hits,b-sides, album cuts and radioclassics rom The Temptations,

The Four Tops, Marvin Gaye,The Supremes, The Miracles,Martha & The Vandellas, andmore. (Repeats tomorrow at12:30 pm)

11:30 Rick Steves’ DeliciousEurope America’s avoritetravel guide Rick Steves savorsclassic European cuisine,rom garlicky snails andhandmade mozzarella to savory

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Weeks) return in three eisodes of this MasterpieceMystery! detecve series. Set in ost-wr 1946-47,Foyle nd S nd theselves djusng to new erof secrets, intelligence nd security s their worldsshi into those of MI5. With one wr ended, newone is looing s the iron curtin flls cross Euroe.

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unseen documentaries rom

around the world.

bouillabaisse, hearty wurst andother regional specialties.


1am Best o KRCB Pledge Events*

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11am Carole King - James TaylorLive at the Troubadour

12:30 Motown: Big Hits and More

2:30 Best o the ’60s

4:30 John Sebastian Presents:Folk Rewind This programocuses on the greatest singersand songwriters o the classic1950s and 1960s olk era.

6:30 Statler Brothers Farewell

Concert 8pm Great Moments In Memories:

Lawrence Welk HolidayGreat moments and memoriesspanning 30 years o hisChristmas holiday shows. Thisnostalgic program highlightssome o the most unorgettableand entertaining segmentschosen rom Welk Christmasholiday programs over theyears.

10:30 Elton John in ConcertLegendary artist Elton Johnreturns to the stage or aspecially staged concert.

12am Best o KRCB Pledge Events*



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Holiday Programs on KRCB TV 22Holiday events for the young...

Elmo’s Christmas Countdown, Noveber 27 t 7

Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About Christmas! Noveber 27 t 8:30 , 11/28 t 8, 11/30 t 7 . Ct in the Ht, Nick, nd Slly go on journey round the worldto hel lost reindeer nd his wy hoe to Freezeyourknees Snowlnd in e forChrists.

Shalom Sesame—Chanukah: The Missing Menorah, Noveber 27 t 8:00 . It’se to celebrte Chnukh in Isrel. Grover is bringing the ltkes, nd ll is well unlAnneliese loses her secil enorh—right before sunset! Cn her friends nd theissing enorh in e?

Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood: Snowake Day. Noveber 28 t 2:30 . Dniel hs very iortnt role s the snowke in the neighborhood’s Snowke Dy Show ndhe cn’t wit to sy his lines!

...and the young at heart Joy of Kosher with Jamie Geller: Chanukah Special, Noveber 28 t 11:30 . The

Joy of Kosher with Jamie Geller, Chanukah Special follows this best selling cookbookuthor s she exlores nd celebrte Jewish cuisine nd culture in the cony of hoe cooks, friends nd fily.

Great Moments In Memories: Lawrence Welk Holiday, Noveber 30 t 8:00 .This nostlgic rogr highlights soe of the ost unforgeble nd entertiningsegents chosen fro Welk Christs holidy rogrs over the yers.



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will be eligible for coverge through the Covered CA helth insurnce exchnge.Of those, 32,000 will be eligible for Medi-Cl for the rst e nd 43,000 will beeligible for exchnge subsidies nd tx credits. These enrollents will rovideent centered helth hoes for thousnds, iroving their helth nd reducingunnecessry costs, such s extensive use of hositl eergency roos nd chroniccre tretents.

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