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90.5 Community ConcertsTuesdays at 7 pm, 90.5 Saturdays at 2 pmJSO = Jackson Symphony Orchestra; LSO = Lansing Symphony Orchestra; MCU = Michigan State University Choral Union; MSU = Michigan State University Symphony Orchestra; MWS = Michigan State University Wind Symphony; SS = State Singers; UC = University Chorale

Tue., Nov. 12, 7 pmSat., Nov. 16, 2 pmMozart: Symphony No. 35 in D “Haffner”, Kevin Noe, conductor; MSU

John Corigliano: “The Red Violin” - Chaconne for Violin & Orchestra, Philippe Quint, violin; LSO

John Corigliano: Caprice No. 5 from “The Red Violin”, Philippe Quint, violin

Brahms: “For all flesh is as grass” from the “German Requiem”, David Rayl, conductor; UC, SS, CU, LSO

Tue., Nov. 12, 7 pm Sat., Nov. 16, 2 pmHector Berlioz: “Symphonie fantastique”, Kevin Noe, conductor; MSU

Tue., Nov. 19, 7 pm Sat., Nov. 23, 2 pmJulian Waterfall Pollack: Concerto for Piano & Orchestra, Julian Waterfall Pollack, piano; JSO

Julian Waterfall Pollack: Improvisations on “Amazing Grace”, Julian Waterfall Pollack, piano

Michael Gandolfi: “Flourishes and Meditations on a Renaissance Theme”, Kevin Sedatole, conductor; MWS

Brahms: “Lord, make me to know mine end” from the “German Requiem”, David Small, baritone; UC, SS, MCU, LSO

Tue., Nov. 26, 7 pm Sat., Nov. 30, 2 pm Dvorak: Symphony No. 9 “New World”, Timothy Muffitt, conductor; LSO

Brahms: Chorus, “How lovely is Thy Dwelling Place” from the “German Requiem”, David Rayl, conductor; UC, SS, MCU, LSO

Kevin Puts: “Milennium Canons”, Timothy Muffitt, conductor; LSO

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Giving Thanks

Thank you for your contribution to WKAR public media. We dedicate this issue of Stay Tuned to you, our viewers and listeners, because after all, the shows highlighted in this guide would not be possible without your generosity.

Noteworthy in November:

Silver Bells in the City

American Experience: JFK

Carol Burnett: The Mark Twain Prize

Downton Abbey IV with WKAR

November 1• from Carol Holm, remembering the day she

met Robert, 57 years ago.

November 2• from George A. Pavick.

November 3• from Ken Moore, in appreciation of WKAR

Sunday evening programming of folk and celtic music.

• in honor of Dr. Brenda Fortunate’s birthday from her husband. Brenda is a proud MSU graduate.

November 4• in celebration of Gail Fisher’s birthday.

Happy birthday Gail!• from Michelle and Jim Kelly, in celebration of

their granddaughter Zoe’s second birthday.• from Sandra and James Seaton, in celebration

of the 100th birthday of Betty Price.

November 7• from Barbara Richardson in loving memory

of the Reverend Dr. Robert Richardson on his birthday.

• from Joan and Dick Witter, in anticipation of the upcoming Greater Lansing Potters Guild’s Fall Show.

November 8• in memory of Olga Spillette Belen on her

birthday from Marcia and Rick Mettert.

November 10• in memory of Sue Appeldoorn Bradley on the

anniversary of her birth, by her family.• from Mary Scoblic, in celebration of her

parents, Frank and Winnifred Scoblic.• from Dale V. and Dawn Springer.

November 11• from Kay Randolph-Back, in memory of her

parents on the anniversary of their wedding.• from Peter H. and Jacqueline E. Blake.• in honor of Veterans Day from Rich

Weingartner, who says “thank you” to all veterans.

• from Walter Adams, in commemoration of Armistice Day and U.S. veterans everywhere.

November 12• in honor of Jim Fletcher’s birthday.

November 13• from Richard and Sabra Scheel, remembering

Buddy, their Samoyed, who enjoyed listening to the radio.

• in celebration of the 49th engagement anniversary of Jean and Larry Beckon.

• in honor of David Wiener on his birthday, from his family, Rebecca, Zach and Abby.

November 14• in loving memory of Dr. Lawrence J.

Giacoletto from his daughter Carol.

November 15• celebrating America Recycles Day.

Rich Weingartner encourages you to recycle and buy recycled products.

• from Tammy, Travis and Isabella Brenden in honor of all families created through adoption.

• from Diane to John in celebration of their three years together seeking life’s adventures.

November 18• from Gary Szwejda in celebration of his wife

Debra’s birthday. Happy 61st birthday!• from Andris and Gundega Ozols in

celebration of Latvia’s Independence Day.

November 19• from Ellen Hoekstra in fond memory of

Douglas Jon Hoekstra whose birth date was today.

• in celebration of the 18th wedding anniversary of Val Johnson and Bill Fahey.

November 21• from Keith and Mary Margaret Moore,

in memory of Marianne.

November 22• honoring President Kennedy, who inspired

a generation to ask what they could do for our country.

November 25• in memory of George Webster, a Spartan

for the ages.• in loving memory of Lou Campana,

on his birthday.• from Don and Sue Strait, in celebration of

Matt Strait’s 23rd birthday.

November 26• from Tom, with love, in celebration of

Anne’s birthday.

November 30• from Lucian and Hannah Parshall in celebration of their 45th wedding anniversary.

For just $18 a month, you may sponsor a day on WKAR Radio. To celebrate your day with a personal message, become a Day Sponsor. For more information, please call Barbara Beers at (517) 884-4758.

WKAR Radio Day Sponsors

OnlineMusic24/7 at WKAR.orgWKAR ClassicalClassical music 24/7, including WKAR’s local 90.5 Classical schedule M-F, 10 am - 4 pm

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WKAR Folk AlleyAll folk, all the time, that’s right up your alley

A Special Thank You to WKAR Radio ListenersWKAR listeners came through loud and clear during our fall radio pledge. A big, warm thank you to all who called in or made your pledge online!

During our radio pledge week, a total of $122,000 was pledged with 140 of those pledges coming from new members. This would not have been possible without the tremendous support of our fall pledge underwriters and volunteers, in addition to the nearly 1,000 listeners who made contributions. You are the reason WKAR can stay on the air and continue to create ways to delight and inform the mid-Michigan area.

So we can continue to hear from you this month, WKAR Radio will be hosting two Coffee and Conversations to discuss your ideas about our news programming at Schuler Books & Music’s Chapbook Café.

• Tue., Nov. 12, 6 pm at the Meridian Mall

• Tue., Nov. 19, 6 pm at the Eastwood Towne Center

We are also airing two Faculty Recitals in November. The first recital will be Monday, Nov. 4, 7:30 pm from the Fairchild Theatre. The performance will feature Suren Bagratuni on cello and Minsso Sohn on the piano. On Saturday, Nov. 16, 8 pm, listen to 90.5 from the Cook Recital Hall to hear violinist Dmitri Berlinsky, a soloist with the Cath International Chamber.

Again, your generous support enables WKAR Radio to bring worldclass local programming, performed right here in mid-Michigan, to listeners like you!

FM 90.5 Schedule Weekdays12 am 90.5 Classical Overnight 5 am Morning Edition 9 am Current State with Mark Bashore10 am 90.5 Classical Morning with Mark Schwitzgoebel 1 pm 90.5 Classical Afternoon

with Jody Knol 4 pm All Things Considered

with Brad Walker 6 pm Current State with Mark Bashore 7 pm 90.5 Classical Tuesdays 90.5

Community Concerts with Jody Knol

8 pm 90.5 ClassicalSaturday12 am 90.5 Classical Overnight 8 am Weekend Edition10 am Car Talk11 am Current State with

Emanuele Berry12 pm What’s New on WKAR 2 pm 90.5 Community

Concerts 3 pm 90.5 Classical 5 pm All Things Considered

Weekend 6 pm Prairie Home Companion 8 pm The Dan Bayer Jazz Show

Sunday12 am 90.5 Classical Overnight 8 am Weekend Edition10 am Prairie Home Companion12 pm Current State with

Emanuele Berry 1 pm 90.5 Classical 5 pm All Things Considered

Weekend 6 pm Folk Alley 8 pm Folk Sampler 11/3 Looks Like Rain 11/10 The Folk Museum 11/17 Along the Tracks 11/24 Out in the Country 9 pm Thistle and Shamrock 11/3 Brian McNeill at Swannanoa 11/10 Continental Celtic 11/17 New Fall Sounds 11/24 Roots Run Deep10 pm 90.5 Classical

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Lansing Symphony Orchestra Music Director & Conductor Timothy Muffitt.

Suren Bagratuni

Minsso Sohn

Dmitri Berlinsky

M-F Weeknights (unless otherwise noted)5:00 Charlie Rose10:00 PBS NewsHour

Friday 6:00 American Experience: War of the Worlds (11/1) We Served Too (11/8) Global Voices (11/15) Lincoln (11/22) Indians Like Us (11/29) 7:00 Current Sports 7:30 Start Up 8:00 Red Green 8:30 Doc Martin 9:30 The Café 11:00 Charlie Rose

Saturday 6:00 Off the Record 6:30 Under the Radar Michigan 7:00 Moyers & Company 8:00 Infinity Hall Live The Wailin’ Jennys (11/2) Rusted Root (11/9) Buckwheat Zydeco (11/16) FRONTLINE (11/23) Front and Center Train (11/30) 9:00 FRONTLINE (11/2, 16) Our Fires Still Burn (11/9) Easy Like Water (11/16) 9:30 FRONTLINE (11/30)10:00 Masterpiece Classic The Paradise (11/2, 9)10:30 Carol Burnett (11/30)11:00 Arts In Context (11/2, 9, 16, 23)11:30 Theatre Talk (11/2, 9, 16, 23)

Sunday 6:30 Great Getaways (11/3, 10, 17, 24) 7:00 Local USA (11/3, 10, 24) Wings for Maggie Ray (11/17) 7:30 Local USA (11/3, 10, 24)

WKAR CreateWKAR Create is seen on Channel 23.3 and many cable systems. Programming is subject to change. For the overnight Create schedule, visit wkar.org.

Food & WineAmerica’s Test Kitchen Su/T/Th 8:30 pmBake, Decorate, Celebrate M/F 7:30 am & 1:30 pm (ends 11/25)Baking with JuliaSu/W 7:30 pmHealthful Indian FlavorsSu 8:30 am / W 2:30 pm

Chef John BeshTu/Th 7:30 am & 1:30 pm Su-F 6:30 & 9:30 pm / Sa 2:30 pm (ends 11/20)Christina CooksTu/Th 2:30 pm Ciao ItaliaM/F 8 am & 2 pm Cooking OdysseySu/W 7 am / W 1 pm Cook’s Country Sa 2 pmCooking with Nick StellinoSu-F 6:30 & 9:30 pm / Sa 2:30 pm (ends 11/23)Eat, Drink, Italy!Su/W 7:30 am / W 1:30 pm Essential PepinSu/Tu/Th 8 & 11:30 pmGreat American Seafood CookingSu/W 8 am / W 2 pm (beginning 10/4)Hubert KellerTu/Th 7:30 pm Jazzy VegeterianTu/Th 8 am & 2 pm Joanne Weir: Cooking ClassM/W/F 9 pm / Sa 2 pmJulia & Jacques Cooking ConcertM/F 7:30 pmLidia’s Italy In AmericaM/W/F 8 & 11:30 pm / Sa 1:30 & 5 pmMartha Stewart Cooking SchoolSu/Tu/Th 9 pm Moveable FeastTu/Th 7 pm (beginning 11/19)

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What'sOnTVIf you have questions, call Carolopedia at (517) 884-6990 or email [email protected] 01 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Off the Record 9:00 Great Performances: Moby Dick11:30 Dreamers Theater

02 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: The New Medellin12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Little Europe12:30 Victory Garden 1:00 Under the Radar Michigan 1:30 This Old House 2:00 Ask This Old House 2:30 Hometime 3:00 Woodwright’s Shop 3:30 Motorweek 4:00 Wilderness Journal 4:30 Michigan Out of Doors 5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend 5:30 Inside E Street 6:00 QuizBusters 6:30 QuizBusters 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show 8:00 Antiques Roadshow 9:00 Doc Martin10:00 The Café10:30 Red Green Show11:00 Infinity Hall Live: The Wailin’ Jennys

03 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters 11:30 QuizBusters 12:00 Washington Week12:30 Off the Record 1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary 2:00 Moyers & Company 3:00 Woodsongs 4:00 Classic Gospel 5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend 5:30 Charlie Rose: This Week 6:00 The Truth About Money 6:30 Tracks Ahead 7:00 Infinity Hall Live: Rusted Root 8:00 Secret of Selfridges 9:00 Masterpiece Classic: The Paradise10:00 Masterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey II11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 Off the Record

04 | monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow 9:00 Antiques Roadshow10:00 Independent Lens: The Graduates

WKAR WorldWKAR World is seen on Channel 23.2 and many cable systems. Programming is subject to change. For the overnight World schedule visit wkar.org

MSU is an Affirmative-Action/ Equal-Opportunity Employer.

05 | Tuesday 8:00 African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross 9:00 American Masters: Jimi Hendrix

06 | Wednesday 8:00 Nature: Love in the Animal Kingdom 9:00 NOVA: Making Stuff Safer10:00 Raw to Ready

07 | Thursday 8:00 Michigan Out of Doors 8:30 Red Green Show 9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Current Sports 10:30 Under the Radar Michigan

08 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Off the Record 9:00 Great Performances: Stephen Sondheim’s Company11:30 Afterglow

09 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Columbia’s Electro Tropical Beats12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Great Swiss Cities12:30 Victory Garden 1:00 Under the Radar Michigan 1:30 This Old House 2:00 Ask This Old House 2:30 Hometime 3:00 Woodwright’s Shop 3:30 Motorweek 4:00 Wilderness Journal 4:30 Michigan Out of Doors

5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend 5:30 Inside E Street 6:00 QuizBusters 6:30 QuizBusters 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show 8:00 Antiques Roadshow 9:00 Doc Martin 10:00 The Café10:30 Red Green Show11:00 Infinity Hall Live: Rusted Root

10 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters11:30 QuizBusters12:00 Washington Week12:30 Off the Record 1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary 2:00 Moyers & Company 3:00 Woodsongs 4:00 Classic Gospel 5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend 5:30 Charlie Rose: The Week 6:00 The Truth About Money 6:30 Tracks Ahead 7:00 Infinity Hall Live: Buckwheat Zydeco 8:00 Secrets of Althorp 9:00 Masterpiece: The Paradise10:00 Downton Abbey II

11 | monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow 9:00 American Experience: JFK I

12 | Tuesday 8:00 African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross 9:00 American Experience: JFK II

13 | Wednesday 8:00 Nature: Parrot Confidential 9:00 NOVA: Cold Case JFK10:00 Secrets of the Dead

15 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Off the Record 9:00 Great Performances: Rogers & Hammerstein

16 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Heartbeat of Vallenato12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Vienna and The Danube12:30 Victory Garden

1:00 Under the Radar Michigan 1:30 This Old House 2:00 Ask This Old House 2:30 Hometime 3:00 Woodwright’s Shop 3:30 Motorweek 4:00 Wilderness Journal 4:30 Michigan Out of Doors 5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend 5:30 Inside E Street 6:00 QuizBusters 6:30 QuizBusters 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show 8:00 Antiques Roadshow 9:00 Doc Martin10:00 The Café10:30 Red Green Show11:00 Infinity Hall Live: Buckwheat Zydeco

17 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters11:30 QuizBusters12:00 Washington Week12:30 Off the Record 1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary 2:00 Moyers & Company 3:00 Woodsongs 4:00 Classic Gospel 5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend 5:30 Charlie Rose: The Week 6:00 The Truth About Money 6:30 Tracks Ahead 7:00 Conducting Hope 8:00 Secrets of Scotland Yard 9:00 Masterpiece: The Paradise10:00 Downton Abbey II

18 | monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow 9:00 Our Fires Still Burn10:00 Independent Lens: Indian Relay

19 | Tuesday 8:00 African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross 9:00 LINCOLN@GETTYSBURG10:00 FRONTLINE: Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald?

20 | Wednesday 8:00 NOVA: The Edge of Space 9:00 NOVA: Astroid: Doomsday or Payday?10:00 Comet Encounter

22 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Off the Record 9:00 Nashville 2.010:00 Secrets of the Dead11:00 Austin City Limits: Esperanza Spaulding

23 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Afro-Columbian Grooves12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: The Czech Republic

12:30 Victory Garden 1:00 Under the Radar Michigan 1:30 This Old House 2:00 Ask This Old House 2:30 Hometime 3:00 Woodwright’s Shop 3:30 Motorweek 4:00 Wilderness Journal 4:30 Michigan Out of Doors 5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend 5:30 Inside E Street 6:00 QuizBusters 6:30 QuizBusters 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show 8:00 Antiques Roadshow 9:00 Doc Martin10:00 The Café10:30 Red Green Show11:00 Front and Center

24 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters11:30 QuizBusters12:00 Washington Week12:30 Off the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Moyers & Company3:00 Woodsongs4:00 Classic Gospel5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend5:30 Charlie Rose: The Week6:00 The Truth About Money6:30 Tracks Ahead7:00 Doc Martin8:00 Carol Burnett: The Mark Twain Prize10:00 Downton Abbey II

25 | monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow 9:00 Antiques Roadshow10:00 Independent Lens: Young Lakota

26 | Tuesday 8:00 African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross 9:00 March10:00 FRONTLINE

27 | Wednesday 8:00 Nature: DUCKumentary 9:00 Nature: Original Documentary10:00 Nature: The Private Life of Deer

29 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Off the Record 9:00 Eisenhower’s Secret War11:00 Austin City Limits: Gary Clark Jr./ Alabama Shakes

30 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Eastern Tennessee12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Athens and Side Trips12:30 Victory Garden 1:00 Under the Radar Michigan 1:30 This Old House 2:00 Ask This Old House 2:30 Hometime 3:00 Woodwright’s Shop 3:30 Motorweek 4:00 Wilderness Journal 4:30 Michigan Out of Doors 5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend 5:30 Inside E Street 6:00 QuizBusters 6:30 QuizBusters 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show 8:00 Antiques Roadshow 9:00 Doc Martin10:00 The Café10:30 Red Green Show11:00 Front and Center

8:00 Antiques Roadshow 9:00 Great Performances Moby Dick (11/6) Stephen Sondheim’s

Company (11/10) Rogers & Hammerstein (11/17) Nashville 2.0 (11/24)10:00 Conducting Hope (11/24)11:00 Cardboard Bernini (11/24)

monday 6:00 Local USA (11/4, 11, 18, 25) 6:30 Local USA (11/4, 11, 18, 25) 7:00 Fly Boys (11/4) Long Road Home (11/11) We Served Too (11/16) GRAB (11/25) 8:00 African Americans

(11/4, 11, 18, 25) 9:00 Raw to Ready (11/4, 11) Gettysburg Story (11/18) LINCOLN@GETTYSBURG (11/25)11:00 Dick Winters (11/4) Not Yet Begun To Fight (11/11) Refuge (11/16) Comet Encounter (11/25)

Tuesday 6:00 Smokin’ Fish (11/5) Global Voices (11/12, 19) Seeking Water from

the Sun (11/26) 6:30 Global Voices (11/26) 7:00 Global Voices (11/5, 12) NOVA (11/19) 8:00 America Reframed

(11/5, 12, 19, 26) 9:30 Unconquered Seminoles (11/5) New Environmentalists (11/12) Injunity (11/19) POV (11/26)11:00 Just Seen It (11/5, 12, 26) Charlie Rose (11/19)11:30 On Story (11/5, 12, 26)

Wednesday 6:00 FRONTLINE (11/6) Global Voices (11/13) Sitting Bull (11/20) Independent Lens Indian Relay (11/27)

Nick StellinoM/F 2:30 (ends 11/25) Pati’s Mexican TableSu/W 7 am / W 1 pm (ends 10/2)Sara’s Weeknight MealsTu/Th 7 pm (ends 11/14) M/F 2:30 (beginning 11/29)Simply MingM/F 7 pmSing for your SupperM/F 7:30 am & 1:30 pm (beginning 11/29)Taste of LouisianaM/F 7 am & 1 pmTaste ThisTu/Th 7 am & 1 pm

GardeningAround the HouseM/F 11:30 am & 5:30 pm (beginning 11/15)Garden Smart W 11 am & 5 pmGrowing a Greener WorldSu 11 amP. Allen Smith: Garden to TableTu/Th 7:30 am & 1:30 pm The Victory GardenTu/Th 11 am & 5 pm

Home & DecoratingB OrganicM/F 11:30 am & 5:30 pm (ends 11/11)For Your HomeTu/Th 5:30 pmKatie Brown WorkshopSu 11:30 am / W 5:30 pm

Health & LifestylesBody ElectricW 8:30 amClassical StretchTh 8:30 amPriscilla’s Yoga StretchesM 8:30 amSit & Be Fit Tu 8:30 amWai Lana YogaF 8:30 am

PaintingBest of Joy of PaintingTu/Th 6:30 am & 12:30 pmJerry Yarnell/Paint ThisM/F 6:30 am / F 12:30 pm Schewee Art WorkshopSu 6:30 am / W 6:30 am & 12:30 pm

Sewing & NeedlecraftFons & Porter Love of QuiltingW 11:30 amKnit & Crochet Today M/F 6 am & noon (ends 11/8)Knitting DailyTh 11:30 am Lap QuiltingM/F 6 am & noon (beginning 11/4)Martha’s Sewing RoomTu/Th 6 am & noonQuilt in a DayT 11:30 am

Sewing with NancySu/W 6 am / W noon

Travel & RecreationBurt WolfTu/Th 11 pmEquitrekkingTu/Th 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (beginning 11/19)Globe TrekkerM/F 9 am & 3 pm Journeys in AfricaSu/W 9:30 am / W 3:30 pm (beginning 11/10)Journeys in IndiaSu/W 9 am / W 3 pm Music VoyagerSu/W 9:30 am / W 3:30 pm (ends 11/6)Rick Steves’ Europe M/Sa 4 pm / Su/F 10:30 pmRudy Maxa’s WorldSu/W 11 pm Smart Travels/Rudy MaxaTu/Th 9 am & 3 pm Travel with KidsTu/Th 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (ends 11/14)TravelscopeSa 4:30 pm / M & F 11 pmWild Photo AdventuresSu/W 9 am & 3 pm (ends 10/27)

WoodworkingAmerican WoodshopM/F 10:30 am & 4:30 pm Ask This Old House Su/W 6 & 10 pm / Su 10 amBuilt to LastW 6 amHometimeTu/Th 10 am, 6 & 11 pmThis Old HouseM/F 10 am, 6 & 10 pm / Sa 3:30 pmWoodsmith Shop Tu/Th 10:30 am & 4:30 pmWoodwright’s ShopSu 10:30 am / W 10:30 am & 4:30 pm

NewsRoomWeeknight NewsBBC World News America M-F 6 pmNightly Business Report 6:30 pmPBS NewsHour 7 pm Charlie RoseM-Th 11 pm

Sundays mcLaughlin Group11 pmOff the Record11:30 pm

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See the full schedule for WKAR, WKAR World and WKAR Create at wkar.org

7:00 Injunity (11/6) Yellow Jug Old Drugs (11/13)

U.S. V Narsico (11/20) Urban Rez (11/27) 7:30 Roadtrip Nation (11/6,13, 20) 8:00 QuizBusters 8:30 QuizBusters 9:00 All Star Orchestra The Living Art Form (11/6) Music’s Emotional

Impact (11/13) Mahler (11/20) Secrets of Scotland Yard (11/27)11:00 Independent Lens The Graduates (11/6, 13) Indian Unassigned (11/20) Young Lakota (11/27)

Thursday 6:00 Life on Fire (11/7) Global Voices (11/14) Comet Encounter (11/21) FRONTLINE (11/28) 7:00 NOVA Making Stuff Colder (11/7) The Edge of Space (11/21) Sitting Bull (11/14) FRONTLINE (11/28) 8:00 Secrets of Selfridges (11/7) Carol Burnett (11/28) 9:00 Kennedy Half-Century (11/7) American Experience: JFK Pt 1 (11/14) American Experience:

JFK Pt 2 (11/21)11:00 Market Warriors (11/7, 14, 21, 28)

Carol Burnett: The Mark Twain PrizeSun., Nov. 24, 9 pm

Growing a Greener World host and garden expert Joe Lamp’lSundays, 11 am

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Charlayne Hunter-Gault and Henry Louis Gates, Jr. during the filming of The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross. Tuesdays, 8 pm

American Experience: JFK, Jackie Kennedy with her sister Princess Lee Radziwill. American Experience: JFK Thu., Nov. 14 & 21, 9 pm

Lincoln on the bed in David Wills house. LINCOLN@GETTYSBURG, Mon., Nov. 25, 9 pm

Moveable Feast Host Pete Evans Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7 pm(beginning 11/19)

Jimi HendrixTue., Nov. 5, 9 pmExperience the pioneering guitarist Jimi Hendrix’s life and music through never-before-seen performance footage, archival interviews, photographs and family letters. The film features new interviews with Hendrix family members, band mates, Paul McCartney and others.

An evening with WKARThu., Nov. 7, 7 pmAn Evening with WKAR features Eisenhower’s Secret War and producer/historian George Colburn III. Colburn presents an excerpt from his latest documentary and discusses the challenges and rewards of independent film making. The two-part documentary airs on November 29, 9 pm and 10 pm, on WKAR. For more information, visit wkar.org.

American experience: JFKMon., Nov. 11 and Tue., Nov. 12 at 9 pmForever enshrined in myth by an assassin’s bullet, Kennedy’s presidency long defied objective appraisal. Recent assessments have revealed an administration long on promise and vigor, and somewhat lacking in tangible accomplishment. His proposals for a tax cut and civil rights legislation, however, promised significant gains in the months before his assassination.

Screening of Downton Abbey IV Comes to Jackson & WilliamstonDec. 12 and 14Save the dates! Coming in December, mid-Michigan Downton Abbey fans have THREE

chances to join WKAR for a screening of season four. The first is Thu., Dec. 12 at 6:30 pm at the Michigan Theater in Jackson; followed by screenings at the Williamston Sun Theater on Sat., Dec. 14, at 2:30 and 4:30 pm. Fans will see a one-hour preview of season four’s first episode. FREE registration for Downton Abbey IV with WKAR opens Mon., Nov. 25 at wkar.org.

Silver Bells in the CityFri., Nov. 22Watch for WKAR as we broadcast live from the 29th Annual Silver Bells in the City celebration in downtown Lansing. Visit wkar.org for more information and our complete event broadcast schedule.

Carol Burnett: The mark Twain PrizeSun., Nov. 24, 8 pmCarol Burnett — comedic icon and all-around performing legend — will be honored as this year’s recipient of the Kennedy Center’s Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. The all-star cast includes Julie Andrews, Lucie Arnaz, Tony Bennett, Tim Conway, Tina Fey, Rashida Jones, Vicki Lawrence, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Martin Short and Rosemary Watson. The program features comedic highlights from Burnett’s half-century in show business.

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