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The Life of MuhammadTues., August 20, 8 pmFollow author and journalist Rageh Omaar as he documents the life of the prophet Muhammad. Chart the extraordinary story of a man who, in little more than 20 years, changed the world.

Masterpiece Mystery!Sundays at 9 pmIn The Lady Vanishes (August 18) a young socialite suspects foul play when a woman inexplicably disappears from a train in this new adaptation of the classic thriller.

Silk (August 25) is a modern, fast-paced legal drama that follows the rivalries, passions and intrigues of criminal law, focusing on rival barristers played by Maxine Peake and Rupert Penry-Jones.

NOVAWednesdays, 9 & 10 pmNOVA brings back technology columnist David Pogue in the popular series Making Stu˜ . Pogue focuses on the process of invention as he looks at making stu� stronger, smaller, cleaner and smarter.

Great PerformancesFri., August 16, 9 pmCelebrate 75 years of Tanglewood in a star-studded evening featuring some of the performing arts festival’s most distinguished and longtime guests.

Included are Emanuel Ax, Yo-Yo Ma, Anne-Sophie Mutter, James Taylor, the Boston Pops and many others.

90.5 Community ConcertsTuesdays at 7 p.m., 90.5 (repeated Saturdays at 2 p.m.)LSO=Lansing Symphony Orchestra; MSU= Michigan State University Symphony Orchestra; COM=College of Music; JSO=Jackson Symphony Orchestra; Lange=Lange Choral Ensemble

Tuesday, August 6, 7 pm; Saturday, August 10, 2 pmSerge Prokoÿ ev: “Romeo at Juliet’s Before Parting” from the ballet, “Romeo and Juliet,” JSO

Dmitri Shostakovich: Concerto No. 1 in E-Flat for Cello & Orchestra, Dimitriy Yanov Yanovsky, cello, MSU

Dan Forrest: Three Nocturnes for Chorus & Percussion, MSU University Chorale

Tuesday, August 13, 7 pm; Saturday, August 17, 2 pmSergei Rachmanino˜ : “Elegie” in e-� at minor, Minsoo Sohn, piano

Sergei Rachmanino˜ : Sonata in g minor for Cello & Piano, Suren Bagratuni, cello; Minsoo Sohn, piano

Fritz Kreisler: “Liebesleid” (trans. Rachmanino� ), Minsoo Sohn, piano Tuesday, August 20, 7 pm; Saturday, August 24, 2 pmSerge Prokoÿ ev: A Suite from the ballet, “Romeo and Juliet,” Op. 64, JSO

Carter Pann: “My Brother’s Brain,” Symphony for Winds, MSU Wind Symphony

Jonathan McNair: “Heart-Cry Alleluias,” Susan Stinson, piano; MSU Children’s Choir

Tuesday, August 27, 7 pm; Saturday, August 31, 2 pmNote: All selections from the College of Music Honors Concert recorded March 15, 2013Antonio Pasculli: Concerto for Oboe & Orchestra (after themes fron Donizetti’s opera, “La favorita”), Woo Jun Kim, oboe, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Keiko Abe: “Prism Rhapsody” for Marimba & Orchestra, Jonathan Wright, marimba, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Maurice Ravel: “Tzigane” for Violin & Orchestra, Oleg Bezuglov, violin, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Peter Klatzow: Concerto for Marimba & Strings, Kelsey Tamayo, marimba, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

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Hot Month, Cool Shows!

WKAR’s summer pledge drive includes music ranging from the Great American Songbook to Elvis and ‘60s Girl Grooves! You’ll � nd plenty of health information and Rick Steves is back, too!

Also Noteworthy in August:

“BackStage Pass” at the Lansing JazzFest

Two new dramas on “Mystery!”

Meet the people behind Carolopedia!

August 1• from Jim and Patty Croom in celebration of their

33rd wedding anniversary.

August 2• in celebration of Drew Sequin’s birthday.

August 3• from Barbara McMillan, in memory of Don, who

was a faithful WKAR-FM listener.• from Brian H. and Cheryl Clarkson.• in memory of Marcia Schneiderman from her

daughter, Helen.

August 6• from Bud Fliss in memory of Jan Fliss, his wife

of 52 years.• from Richard H. and Sabra L. Scheel.

August 7• from Crossroads Physical Therapy in Okemos.

August 8• in celebration of Chris and Dave Hollister’s

wedding anniversary.• from Dr. Beth Alexander, reminding everyone to

stay ÿ t and get moving, to protect their health.

August 9• from Charles and Mary Ellen Toy celebrating

their 38th anniversary and their daughter Elizabeth’s 25th birthday.

August 10• in celebration of Marilyn and Ted Wulfekuhler’s

wedding anniversary and in honor of their family.

• from Theresa and Christopher Cooper.• in honor of Evelyn Davis’ birthday today by her

husband, Don.

August 11• remembering John William Dennany, who

loved all sports, especially MSU football and sports radio.

• from Tom Sampson and Nancy Wonch in celebration of 40 happy years of marriage.

August 12• from Fred and Jean Graham, on their

wedding anniversary.• from Thomas and Colleen Carey

in celebration of their anniversary and appreciation of their family.

• from Tom and Colleen Carey in celebration of their anniversary and their beautiful family.

August 14• from Walter Adams, in commemoration of V-J

Day and the Allied Victory in World War II.

August 15• from Kerry and Joe Chartko° in celebration of

their 48th anniversary.• from Terry Richards and Rosemary Caruso

on their 11th wedding anniversary. Happy birthday Rosemary!

• from Suzanne Brouse, in celebration of her sons, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

August 16• from Laura Ashlee and Dean Anderson in

celebration of their 10th wedding anniversary.

August 17• from Norman to Janette, the love of his life, on

her birthday.• from Colletta H. Moser.

August 18• from Dick and Lou Mitchell. It’s happy

anniversary time!• from David and Margaret Houseman in

celebration of their 46th anniversary tomorrow.

August 19• from Richard Miles, in honor of the birth of

his wife, Linda.• from Irene, in memory of Paul Shutt,

their wedding 46 years ago, and wonderful memories.

• from Kate Lein and Ken Zielinski in memory of James and Penelope.

August 20• in celebration of 30 years of marriage to a

dedicated partner and soul mate.• from Mark to Marion sending best wishes on

her birthday.• from Susan and John Leahy joyfully

celebrating 36 wonderful years of marriage and partnership together.

August 21• from Side Street Garage in Chelsea,

celebrating Dan and Bobbie Ho° enbecker’s 42nd wedding anniversary.

For just $18 a month, you may sponsor a day on WKAR Radio. To have your day marked 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.

WKAR Jazz Classic and contemporary jazz, 24/7.

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

“Here & Now” on AM/870You may have noticed a new program on AM/870, weekdays at 2 p.m. In June, Here & Now, a talk show hosted by Robin Young and Jeremy Hobson, premiered.

The live program was scheduled to meet growing audience demand for midday news and analysis. Here & Now re� ects the � uid world of news as it’s happening, with timely, smart and in-depth news and conversation.

Robin Young, host of Here & Now since 2000, is a Peabody Award-winning journalist who has reported for NBC, CBS and ABC television. Jeremy Hobson is a public radio reporter, producer and former host of Marketplace Morning Report. Additionally, Meghna Chakrabarti will serve as the program’s primary back-up host.

Current State at the Great Lakes Folk FestivalCurrent State will broadcast live from the Great Lakes Folk Festival in downtown East Lansing at 6 p.m. on Friday, August 9. We’ll chat with performers, festival organizers and more at the � rst day of this three-day folk music spectacular produced by the MSU Museum.

The Great Lakes Folk Festival features music from around the world at several stages, a dance stage, a community sing and an area focusing on folk traditions, along with an international food court.

The event continues through August 11 and is free. For more information visit greatlakesfolkfest.net

FM 90.5 Schedule 90.5 ClassicalClassical music airs on 90.5 weekdays from 10 am to 4 pm and returns at 7 pm, unless otherwise indicated.

Weekdays5-9 am Morning Edition9 am Current State4 pm All Things Considered6 pm Current State

Saturdays8 am Weekend Edition10 am Car Talk11 am Current State Weekend Noon What’s New on WKAR2 pm 90.5 Community Concerts5 pm All Things Considered Weekend6 pm A Prairie Home Companion8 pm The Dan Bayer Jazz Show

Sundays8 am Morning Edition Weekend10 am A Prairie Home CompanionNoon Current State Weekend6 pm Folk Alley8 pm The Folk Sampler 8/4 Old Friends 8/11 That Song About the River 8/18 Come Fly With Me 8/25 No! That’s Your Answer!9 pm The Thistle & the Shamrock 8/4 Flute & Whistle 8/11 Song Beat 8/18 Family Gathering 8/25 New Summer Releases (Part 1)

For more information on WKAR programming, visit WKAR.org or LIKE us on Facebook.

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August 22• from Eileen Houston in loving remembrance of

Bob and their 45 years of marriage.• from Barb and Scott Myckowiak in celebration of

32 fantastic, exciting years of marriage.

August 23• from John remembering Nancy Elizabeth Hand on

their 42nd anniversary. Never forgotten. Forever loved. Eternally grieved.

• from Ernie and Tina Block in celebration of love, family and happiness on their 27th anniversary.

• from Walter and Pauline Adams, August 23, 1943, a day to remember.

• from the Sernick Family in memory of Norman Sernick.

August 24• from Basil and Coralene Bloss in celebration of

their 45th wedding anniversary.

August 25• wishing Shannon a very happy birthday,

from her mom.• from Joyce Wagner.

August 27• from Mary and Larry Hennessey in celebration of

their 30th wedding anniversary.• from Roger and Joan Overway in celebration of

their wedding on this date in 1960.• from Walter and Pauline Adams, August 27, 1922,

a day to remember.• from Walter Adams, in commemoration of the

Morrill Land Grant College Act.

August 28• from Kay Randolph-Back, in memory of her

brother Kemp.• from Ellen Bauerle and David Potter in celebration

of their daughters Claire and Natalie.• from BJ and Herb Scogg in thanks for 59 years of

happy marriage.

August 29• from Jessi Adler wishing her husband Ari a

happy anniversary.• from Gerald and Barbara Martz in celebration of

their 54th wedding anniversary.• from Clare and Cecil Mackey in celebration of 60

adventuresome years of marriage.

August 30• from Harvey Kern, in loving memory of Norine

Kern, on the date of their wedding anniversary.• from Sam and Trish to celebrate their

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August 31• from Cynthia and Ralph Johnston, celebrating the

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AM 870 ScheduleWeekdays Sign on: Morning Edition8:30 am Radio Reader “Robert Redford,”

by Michael Feeney Callan 9 am Morning Edition11 am BBC NewsHourNoon Current State1 pm Current Sports with Al Martin2 pm Here & Now3 pm Fresh Air 4 pm All Things ConsideredSign O˜ BBC Overnight Stream on WKAR.org

SaturdaysSign On Ondas en Espanõl10 am Weekend Edition Saturday11am Current State WeekendNoon Car Talk1 pm Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me2 pm Current State Weekend3 pm Fresh Air Weekend4 pm Prime Time Radio5 pm All Things Considered

SundaysSign On Ondas en Espanõl10 am Weekend Edition SundayNoon Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me1 pm Current State Weekend2 pm On the Media3 pm Car Talk4 pm MSU Today5 pm All Things Considered6 pm Ondas en Espanõl

Join us August 2-12 for specials that highlight music, nostalgia and much more. And please don’t forget to renew your gift to WKAR.

‘60s Girl Grooves, hosted by Mary Wilson, celebrates the greatest girl groups and solo singers of the 1960s, while Elvis, Aloha from Hawai’i features the superstar’s 1973 concert. Open the Great American Songbook with Michael Feinstein, enjoy nostalgic standards from Gloria Estefan, and look back at Jimmy Dean’s country variety series.

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Why not let it do one more good thing and bene� t WKAR? You’ll receive a tax deduction and our partner, Car Talk Vehicle Donation Services, will ensure your vehicle is properly handled. It’s easy and it’s free.

Visit WKAR.org to link to the Car Talk Vehicle Donation home page for more information!

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Meet Carolopedia!You may notice that in Stay Tuned we mention that if you have questions, contact Carolopedia. But what – or who – is Carolopedia?

Meet Carol Karber, the namesake of Carolopedia, Marlene Wilkins and Matt Ludtke, the trio who answer questions you have about WKAR.

Carol has been with WKAR for 23 years, in member services, the business o� ce and now serving as administrative assistant to the Director of Broadcasting. Marlene came to WKAR in 1986 as a receptionist. She later became the scheduling assistant for Interactive Video Services and now works in our front o� ce.

Matt (aka InfoMatt ) began working for WKAR as a student. He currently works closely with Radio Reading Service and is heard on Current Sports with Al Martin.

What are some of the most frequently asked questions this intrepid team receives?“What was that piece of music played on WKAR Radio?” We can generally tell you who the artist or conductor is for a given piece of music if you know what time you heard it on WKAR Radio.

“Why is my television audio o˜ ?” This might be a technical problem, but usually the viewer has hit a button called SAP on their remote and it toggles back to music from WKAR Radio. It’s an easy � x.

“Will a certain program be repeated?”If a program has already been scheduled, we can generally tell you if it will be repeated on one of our three channels.

“When will you air a program I heard about elsewhere?”Not all PBS stations air the same program at the same time. If we know the program is coming up in our schedule, we can generally tell you when it will be.

“Sometimes people will call to say they are having a technical problem. We can often tell if it is related to their cable service,” says Carol. Or, if the person is watching over the air – it may be related to the antenna position or even the weather. Windy or rainy conditions can sometimes a� ect over-the-air reception, depending on the user’s antenna.

“We receive a lot of compliments from those who like a program,” adds Carol, acknowledging that they also may receive “problem calls.” Either way, it’s important for us to know what you like and your concerns!

Email carolopedia@wkar.org or call (517) 884-6990 to talk to one of Carolopedia’s team members!

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Senior Director of CommunicationsKatie Wolf

Stay Tuned EditorJeanie Croope

WKAR Director of BroadcastingGary Reid

TV Station ManagerSusi Elkins

Radio Station ManagerPeter Whorf

Senior Director of DevelopmentCathy Zell

Radio Reading ServiceBrad Walker

QUESTIONS?Contact Carol Karber at carolopedia@wkar.org or call (517) 884-6990 (weekdays, 8 am-5 pm)

HELPFUL CONTACTS:membership@wkar.orgvolunteer@wkar.orgWKAR Main O� ce -(517) 884-4700

What'sOnTVIf you have questions, call Carolopedia at (517) 884-6990 or email carolopedia@wkar.org.

01 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors8:30 The Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots/Samuel

Jackson, Condoleeza Rice

02 | Friday 8:00 Magic Moments: Best of ‘50s Pop10:00 David Garrett: Rock Symphony 11:00 Austin City Limits: Miranda Lambert

03 | Saturday10:00 Healthy Hormones: Brain-Body Fitness (T-TAPP)11:00 Smarter Brains12:30 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills Special2:30 Love, Laugh and Eat4:00 Hugh Laurie Live on the Queen Mary5:00 Magic Moments: Best of ‘50s Pop7:00 Lawrence Welk: Precious Memories10:00 Jimmy Dean Show: Country Classics11:30 BackStage Pass: Home Again

04 | Sunday10:00 New Play Piano in a Flash12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Great American Songbook4:00 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers6:00 ‘60s Girl Grooves8:00 Live From Lincoln Center: Josh Groban9:30 Downton Abbey Revisited11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

WKAR WorldWKAR World is seen on Channel 23.2 and many cable systems. Programming is subject to change.

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 pmBaking with JuliaSu/W 7:30 pmBarbecue UniversityF 7:30 am & 1:30 pmBeautiful Indian FlavorsSu/W 8:30 am / W 2:30 pm (beginning 8/11)Caprial & John’s KitchenTu/Th 7 pm (ends 8/1)Chef John BeshSu/Tu/Th 9 pm Christina Tu/Th 2:30 pmCiao ItaliaM/F 8 am & 2 pm Cloddagh Irish Food TrailSu/W 8 am / W 2 pmCoastal CookingTu/Th 7 am & 1 pm Cook’s Country M/W/F 8:30 pm / Sa 2 pmCooking with Julie TabouliSu/W 7:30 am / W 1:30 pmEssential PepinSu/Tu/Th 8 & 11:30 pmHubert KellerTu/Th 7:30 pm (beginning 8/27)Jacques Pepin: More Fast FoodM/F 7:30 pm / Sa 1 pm Joanne Weir Cooking ClassSu/W 7 pmJoanne Weir: Cooking Conÿ denceM/W/F 9 pm Julia & JacquesTu/Th 7:30 pm (ends 8/22)Lidia’s Italy In AmericaM/W/F 8 & 11:30 pm / Sa 1:30 & 5 pmMartha Stewart Cooking SchoolSu-F 6:30 & 9:30 pm / Sa noon & 3 pmNew Scandinavian CookingTu/Th 8 am & 2 pm Nick StellinoM/F 2:30 Primal GrillM/F 7 am & 1 pm Rachel’s Favorite FoodSu 8:30 am / W 2:30 pm (ends 8/7)Sara’s Weeknight MealsTu/Th 7 pm (beginning 8/6)Simply MingM/F 7 pmWinemakersM/F 11:30 am & 5:30 pm (ends 8/12)

GardeningGarden Smart W 11 am & 5 pmGrowing a Greener WorldSu 11 amP. Allen Smith: Garden Home M/F 11 am & 5 pmP. Allen Smith: Garden to TableTu/Th 7:30 am & 1:30 pm The Victory GardenTu/Th 11 am & 5 pm

MSU is an A ̃ rmative-Action/ Equal-Opportunity Employer.

05 | Monday 8:00 Great Performances: Andrea Bocceli in Portoÿ no10:00 Hugh Laurie Live on the Queen Mary

06 | Tuesday8:00 Great Performances: Tony Bennett Duets10:00 Emile Sande Live at Royal Albert Hall

07 | Wednesday8:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Travel Skills Special10:00 A Gathering of Friends

08 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors9:00 A Farm Story with Jerry Apps10:30 Restoring Wetlands

09 | Friday 8:00 ’60s Girl Grooves10:00 Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan11:30 Sousa on the Rez

10 | Saturday10:00 Three Steps to Incredible Health11:00 Easy Yoga for Arthritis12:30 A Gathering of Friends1:30 Rock, Pop and Doo Wop3:00 The British Beat5:30 Legends of Folk: The Village Scene7:00 Daniel O’Donnell from the Heartland8:30 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Bryan Michael Fischer

11 | Sunday10:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills Special12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Elvis: Aloha from Hawai’i3:30 A Farm Story with Jerry Apps5:00 Doo Wop Love Songs7:00 Great Performances: Broadway Musicals – A Jewish Legacy9:00 Inside Foyle’s War10:30 Just Seen It!11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

12 | Monday8:00 The British Beat10:00 Gloria Estefan: Standards

13 | Tuesday8:00 After Newtown: Guns in America9:00 Fixing Juvie Justice 10:00 Frontline

14 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Outback Pelicans9:00 NOVA: Kings of Camou ̨age10:00 The Truth About Exercise with Michael Mosley

15 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out-of-Doors8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House 9:30 This Old House10:00 Finding Your Roots: Sanjay Gupta, Margaret Cho

16 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 Great Performances:

Tanglewood 75th Anniversary11:00 Austin City Limits: The Head and the Heart

17 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Beyond Bob Marley12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Alps of France & Switzerland12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 The Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife

10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Eyde Evans Hyde

18 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters11:30 QuizBusters12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Moyers & Company3:00 Woodsongs4:00 Classic Gospel5:00 This Old House5:30 Hometime6:00 The Truth About Money6:30 Tracks Ahead7:00 BackStage Pass: Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects8:00 Churchill: Destiny9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! The Lady Vanishes10:30 Just Seen It!11:30 O˜ the Record

19 | Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Antiques Roadshow10:00 P.O.V.: The Law in These Parts

20 | Tuesday8:00 Life of Muhammad

21 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Birds of the Gods9:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Stronger10:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Smaller

22 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors

8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots: John Legend, Wanda Sykes

23 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 American Masters: James Baldwin10:30 The Mysterious State of Franklin11:00 Austin City Limits: Fleet Foxes

24 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Roots, Rock, Reggae12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Alps of Austria & Italy12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects

25 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters11:30 QuizBusters12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Moyers & Company3:00 Woodsongs4:00 Classic Gospel5:00 This Old House5:30 Hometime6:00 Truth About Money6:30 Tracks Ahead7:00 BackStage Pass: Howling Diablos8:00 Churchill: The Lion’s Roar9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Silk11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

26 | Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Antiques Roadshow10:00 P.O.V.: 5 Broken Cameras

27 | Tuesday8:00 In Performance at the White House: Music from Civil Rights Era9:00 March

28 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Cracking the Koala Code9:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Cleaner10:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Smarter

29 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots: Michelle Rodriguez

30 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 Side by Side: The Science/Art of Digital Filmmaking 10:00 Live From Lincoln Center: Audra McDonald11:30 Pickin’ & Trimmin’

31 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Dancehall Marathon12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: France’s Alsace12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Howling Diablos

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

MondayNoon Smarter Brains (8/5) Nature: Hummingbirds (8/12)1:30 Love, Laugh & Eat (8/5) Albert King/Stevie Ray Vaughan (8/12)3:00 Unleash the Power of the Female Brain (8/5) Doo Wop Love Songs (8/12)6:00 Secrets of the Dead (8/5) Still on the Road (8/12) Faces of America (8/19, 26)7:00 Story of India (8/5) Sweet Tornado: Margo Jones (8/12) Carrier (8/19, 26)8:00 Legends of Folk: The Village Years (8/5) Unleash the Power of the Female Brain (8/12) After Newtown (8/19) Life of Muhammad (8/26)9:00 Secrets of the Dead (8/19) Cuban Missile Crisis (8/26)9:30 Elvis, Aloha from Hawai’i (8/5) 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/12)11:00 Charlie Rose (8/19, 26) History Detectives (8/12)

Tuesday6:00 Nature 7:00 Survival: Life in the Balance (8/6, 13) Saving the Bay (8/20, 27)8:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/6) 2013 First in Michigan (8/13) Promise of Michigan (8/20) People of Great Start (8/27)9:00 A Gathering of Friends (8/6) A Flea Market Documentary (8/13) To Market, To Market (8/20) Program About Unusual Buildings (8/27)11:00 Just Seen It11:30 On Story

Wednesday6:00 Frontline7:00 Sousa on the Rez (8/7) Fixing Juvie Justice (8/14) New Metropolis (8/21, 28)7:30 On Story (8/7, 21, 28)8:00 Magic Moments (8/7) Market Warriors (8/14, 21, 28)

9:00 Globe Trekker Food Hour (8/14) Silk Road (8/21, 28)10:00 Easy Yoga for Arthritis (8/7)11:00 Inner Compass 11:30 Pedal America

Thursday6:00 Secrets of the Dead Japanese Supersub (8/1) Deadliest Battle (8/8) Slave Ship Mutiny (8/22) Mumbai Massacre (8/29) Orchestra of Exiles (8/15)7:00 NOVA7:30 Jewish People: A Story of Survival (8/15)8:00 Secrets of the Manor House (8/1) Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/8) Churchill (8/22, 29)9:00 Nazi Mega Weapons (8/1) Hugh Laurie on the Queen Mary (8/8) Human Parade Renee Fleming (8/15) Ed Koch (8/22) Ignat Solzhenitsyn (8/29)11:00 My Generation11:30 Ecosense for Living (8/1) Growing a Greener World

(8/15, 22, 29)

FridayNoon Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/9)2:00 Great Performances Andrea Bocelli: Porto� no (8/9)4:00 Hugh Laurie on Queen Mary (8/9)6:00 Everest: A Climb for Peace (8/1) A Deadline Every Second (8/9) Global Voices (8/16) Indus River (8/23) Ripple of Hope (8/30)7:00 Well Read7:30 On Story 8:00 A Farm Story w/ Jerry Apps (8/2) Gloria Estefan: Standards (8/9) Red Green (8/16, 23, 30)8:30 Call the Midwife (8/16, 23, 30)9:30 Omni Health Revolution (8/2) Sarah Brightman: Dreamchaser (8/9) Last of the Summer Wine (8/16, 23, 30) Arts in Context (8/16)11:00 Charlie Rose

Saturday 10:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/3) Unleash the Power of the Human Brain (8/10)Noon 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/3) A.D.D. & Mastering It (8/10)1:30 Smarter Brains (8/3) Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/10)3:00 Magic Moments (8/3)3:30 Protect Your Memory (8/10)5:00 Great American Songbook (8/3) A Gathering of Friends (8/10)6:00 Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/10)

Home & DecoratingB OrganicM/F 11:30 am & 5:30 pm (beginning 8/16)For Your HomeTu/Th 5:30 pmKatie Brown WorkshopS 11:30 am / W 5:30 pm

Health & LifestylesBlood Sugar SolutionTh 8/8, 8 pmBody ElectricW 8:30 amClassical StretchTh 8:30 amDr. Fuhrman’s Immunity SolutionSu 8/4, 5 pm / M 8/12, 3 pmDr. Wayne Dyer: Wishes Fulÿ lledSa 8/3, 10 amDrop 7 Foods, Feel Better FastSu 8/4, 2 pmEasy Yoga for Easing PainW 8/7, 2 pmEasy Yoga for ArthritisTu 8/6, 1:30 pmEat & Cook HealthySu 8/4, 7:30 pm / M 8/12, 1:30 pmFirming After 50F 8/9, 9 am / Su 8/11, 5:30 pmHealthy Hormones: Brain-Body Fitness (T-TAPP)F 8/2, 9 am & 10 pm / Sa 8/3, 1 & 3 pm / Su 8/4, 6:30 pm / W 8/7, 9 am / Sa 8/10, 2 pmIs It Me Or My Hormones Su 8/11,10 amLove, Laugh and EatM 8/5, 8 pmPriscilla’s Yoga StretchesM 8:30 amSit & Be Fit Th 8:30 amSmarter BrainsTu 8/6, 9 am / W 8/7, 2 pm / F 8/9, 11:30 amThree Steps to Incredible HealthF 8/2, 8 pmUse Your Brain to Change Your AgeSa 8/3, 7 pm / Su 8/4, 10 am / Tu 8/6, 8 pm / Su 8/11, 8 pmWai Lana YogaF 8:30 am

Life SkillsEd Slott’s Retirement RescueSu 8/11, 2 pm / Su 8/12, 8 pmGathering of FriendsSa 8/3, 2 pm / M 8/5, 10 pm / Sa 8/10 3 pmHow to Shop for FreeSa 8/10, noonNew Play Piano in a FlashF 8/9, 8 pm

PaintingBest of Joy of PaintingTu/Th 6:30 am & 12:30 pmBob Ross, the Happy PainterTh 8/8, 1 pmJerry Yarnell/Paint ThisM/F 6:30 am / F 12:30 pm Schewee Art WorkshopSu/W 6:30 am & 12:30 pm

Sewing & NeedlecraftFons & Porter Love of QuiltingW 11:30 am

It’s Sew EasySu/W 6 am / W noon (ends 8/4)Knit & Crochet NowM/F 6 am & noon (ends 8/9)Knit & Crochet Today M/F 6 am & noon (begins 8/12)Knitting DailyTh 11:30 am Quilt in a DayT 11:30 amQuilting ArtsTu/Th 6 am Sewing with NancySu/W 6 a.m. (beginning 8/7)

Travel and RecreationBurt WolfTu/Th 11 pmA Farm Story with Jerry AppsF 8/9, 10 am / M 8/12, noonGlobe TrekkerM/F 9 am & 3 pm (beginning 8/12)Grannies on SafariSu 9:30 am; W 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (ends 8/14)In the AmericasSu/W 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (beginning 8/18)Pedal AmericaTu/Th 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (ends 8/15)Rick Steves’ Europe M-Sa 4 pm / Su-F 10:30 pmRick Steves’ Europe Travel SkillsSa 8/3, 9 pm / M 8/5, 3 pm / Th 8/8, 3 pm / F 8/9, 8 pm / Sa 8/10, 4 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 (beginning 8/20)TravelscopeSa 4:30 pm, M & F 11 pmWild Photo AdventuresSu 9 am

WoodworkingAmerican WoodshopM/F 10:30 am & 4:30 pm Ask This Old House S/W/F 10 am, 6 & 10 pm Built to LastW 9:30 am (beginning 8/21)HometimeTu/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

BackStagePassSundays at 7 pm;Saturdays at 11 pm

8/3 Home Again

8/10 Bryan Michael Fischer

8/17 Eyde Evans Hyde

8/18 & 24 Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects

8/25 Howling Diablos

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 pmO° the Record11:30 pm

QuizBustersSaturdays at 6 & 6:30 pmSundays at 11 & 11:30 am

8/17-18 Haslett v. Saline/Pittsford v. Lansing Catholic

8/24-25 Lansing Eastern v. Lansing Everett/Hillsdale v. Kent City

8/31 Okemos v. Haslett/Jackson Christian v. Lansing Catholic

Nature cracks the Koala code. (Aug. 28, WKAR; repeated on WKAR World)

Gwen Iÿ llPBS NewsHour

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See the full schedule for WKAR, WKAR World and

WKAR Create on WKAR.org.

O˜ the Record (8/17, 24, 31)6:30 Under the Radar Michigan (8/17, 24, 31)7:00 Emile Sande Live at Royal Albert Hall (8/3) Moyers & Company (8/17, 24, 31)8:00 ‘60s Girl Grooves (8/3) Rock, Pop & Doo Wop (8/10) BackStage Pass Home Again (8/17) Bryan Michael Fischer (8/24) Eyde Evans Hyde (8/31)9:00 Frontline (8/17) Fixing Juvie Justice (8/24) March (8/31)10:00 Inside Foyle’s War (8/10) Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour (8/3) The Lady Vanishes (8/24) Silk (8/31) Queen Victoria’s Empire (8/17)11:30 Film School Shorts (8/3) Out of Order (8/10) Theatre Talk (8/24)

Sunday 10:00 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/4) Nature: Hummingbirds (8/11)Noon I Am (8/4)2:00 Healthy Hormones (8/4) Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/4)3:00 Smarter Brains (8/4)4:00 Great Performances Andrea Bocelli In Portofino (8/11)4:30 Omni Health Revolution (8/4)6:00 America’s Heartland (8/18, 25) Great Performances Tony Bennett Duets II (8/11)6:30 Jimmy Dean Show (8/4) Great Getaways (8/18, 25)7:00 Global Voices (8/18) Throwing Sand (8/25)7:30 The New Metropolis (8/25)8:00 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers (8/4) The British Beat (8/11) Antiques Roadshow (8/18, 25)9:00 Great Performances Tanglewood’s 75th Anniversary (8/18) American Masters: James Baldwin (8/25)10:00 Hugh Laurie Live on Queen Mary (8/4) Albert King/ Stevie Ray Vaughan (8/11)10:30 Global Voices (8/25)11:00 On Story (8/4, 18)11:30 Dreamer’s Theatre (8/4) Sousa on the Rez (8/11) Napa: One Step at a Time (8/18) The New Metropolis (8/25)

David Pogue returns to NOVA in the popular four-part series “Making Stu ̨ .” (Thursdays on WKAR World; also on WKAR.)

Elvis’ classic 1973 concert from Hawai’i is featured. (Aug. 11; repeated on WKAR World.)

Step behind the scenes of Foyle’s War in a preview of the new season. (Aug. 10; also on WKAR-TV)

Carol Karber, Marlene Wilkins and Matt Ludtke, your “Carolopedia” team.

Rick Steves shares his travel skills. (many repeats on Create and WKAR)

The Supremes are featured in ‘60s Girl Grooves hosted by Mary Wilson. (Aug. 4, with many repeats)

Jimmy Dean’s country variety show is recalled. (Aug. 3)

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Meet Carolopedia!You may notice that in Stay Tuned we mention that if you have questions, contact Carolopedia. But what – or who – is Carolopedia?

Meet Carol Karber, the namesake of Carolopedia, Marlene Wilkins and Matt Ludtke, the trio who answer questions you have about WKAR.

Carol has been with WKAR for 23 years, in member services, the business o� ce and now serving as administrative assistant to the Director of Broadcasting. Marlene came to WKAR in 1986 as a receptionist. She later became the scheduling assistant for Interactive Video Services and now works in our front o� ce.

Matt (aka InfoMatt ) began working for WKAR as a student. He currently works closely with Radio Reading Service and is heard on Current Sports with Al Martin.

What are some of the most frequently asked questions this intrepid team receives?“What was that piece of music played on WKAR Radio?” We can generally tell you who the artist or conductor is for a given piece of music if you know what time you heard it on WKAR Radio.

“Why is my television audio o˜ ?” This might be a technical problem, but usually the viewer has hit a button called SAP on their remote and it toggles back to music from WKAR Radio. It’s an easy � x.

“Will a certain program be repeated?”If a program has already been scheduled, we can generally tell you if it will be repeated on one of our three channels.

“When will you air a program I heard about elsewhere?”Not all PBS stations air the same program at the same time. If we know the program is coming up in our schedule, we can generally tell you when it will be.

“Sometimes people will call to say they are having a technical problem. We can often tell if it is related to their cable service,” says Carol. Or, if the person is watching over the air – it may be related to the antenna position or even the weather. Windy or rainy conditions can sometimes a� ect over-the-air reception, depending on the user’s antenna.

“We receive a lot of compliments from those who like a program,” adds Carol, acknowledging that they also may receive “problem calls.” Either way, it’s important for us to know what you like and your concerns!

Email carolopedia@wkar.org or call (517) 884-6990 to talk to one of Carolopedia’s team members!

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DeanPamela Whitten

Senior Director of CommunicationsKatie Wolf

Stay Tuned EditorJeanie Croope

WKAR Director of BroadcastingGary Reid

TV Station ManagerSusi Elkins

Radio Station ManagerPeter Whorf

Senior Director of DevelopmentCathy Zell

Radio Reading ServiceBrad Walker

QUESTIONS?Contact Carol Karber at carolopedia@wkar.org or call (517) 884-6990 (weekdays, 8 am-5 pm)

HELPFUL CONTACTS:membership@wkar.orgvolunteer@wkar.orgWKAR Main O� ce -(517) 884-4700

What'sOnTVIf you have questions, call Carolopedia at (517) 884-6990 or email carolopedia@wkar.org.

01 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors8:30 The Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots/Samuel

Jackson, Condoleeza Rice

02 | Friday 8:00 Magic Moments: Best of ‘50s Pop10:00 David Garrett: Rock Symphony 11:00 Austin City Limits: Miranda Lambert

03 | Saturday10:00 Healthy Hormones: Brain-Body Fitness (T-TAPP)11:00 Smarter Brains12:30 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills Special2:30 Love, Laugh and Eat4:00 Hugh Laurie Live on the Queen Mary5:00 Magic Moments: Best of ‘50s Pop7:00 Lawrence Welk: Precious Memories10:00 Jimmy Dean Show: Country Classics11:30 BackStage Pass: Home Again

04 | Sunday10:00 New Play Piano in a Flash12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Great American Songbook4:00 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers6:00 ‘60s Girl Grooves8:00 Live From Lincoln Center: Josh Groban9:30 Downton Abbey Revisited11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

WKAR WorldWKAR World is seen on Channel 23.2 and many cable systems. Programming is subject to change.

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 pmBaking with JuliaSu/W 7:30 pmBarbecue UniversityF 7:30 am & 1:30 pmBeautiful Indian FlavorsSu/W 8:30 am / W 2:30 pm (beginning 8/11)Caprial & John’s KitchenTu/Th 7 pm (ends 8/1)Chef John BeshSu/Tu/Th 9 pm Christina Tu/Th 2:30 pmCiao ItaliaM/F 8 am & 2 pm Cloddagh Irish Food TrailSu/W 8 am / W 2 pmCoastal CookingTu/Th 7 am & 1 pm Cook’s Country M/W/F 8:30 pm / Sa 2 pmCooking with Julie TabouliSu/W 7:30 am / W 1:30 pmEssential PepinSu/Tu/Th 8 & 11:30 pmHubert KellerTu/Th 7:30 pm (beginning 8/27)Jacques Pepin: More Fast FoodM/F 7:30 pm / Sa 1 pm Joanne Weir Cooking ClassSu/W 7 pmJoanne Weir: Cooking Conÿ denceM/W/F 9 pm Julia & JacquesTu/Th 7:30 pm (ends 8/22)Lidia’s Italy In AmericaM/W/F 8 & 11:30 pm / Sa 1:30 & 5 pmMartha Stewart Cooking SchoolSu-F 6:30 & 9:30 pm / Sa noon & 3 pmNew Scandinavian CookingTu/Th 8 am & 2 pm Nick StellinoM/F 2:30 Primal GrillM/F 7 am & 1 pm Rachel’s Favorite FoodSu 8:30 am / W 2:30 pm (ends 8/7)Sara’s Weeknight MealsTu/Th 7 pm (beginning 8/6)Simply MingM/F 7 pmWinemakersM/F 11:30 am & 5:30 pm (ends 8/12)

GardeningGarden Smart W 11 am & 5 pmGrowing a Greener WorldSu 11 amP. Allen Smith: Garden Home M/F 11 am & 5 pmP. Allen Smith: Garden to TableTu/Th 7:30 am & 1:30 pm The Victory GardenTu/Th 11 am & 5 pm

MSU is an A ̃ rmative-Action/ Equal-Opportunity Employer.

05 | Monday 8:00 Great Performances: Andrea Bocceli in Portoÿ no10:00 Hugh Laurie Live on the Queen Mary

06 | Tuesday8:00 Great Performances: Tony Bennett Duets10:00 Emile Sande Live at Royal Albert Hall

07 | Wednesday8:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Travel Skills Special10:00 A Gathering of Friends

08 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors9:00 A Farm Story with Jerry Apps10:30 Restoring Wetlands

09 | Friday 8:00 ’60s Girl Grooves10:00 Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan11:30 Sousa on the Rez

10 | Saturday10:00 Three Steps to Incredible Health11:00 Easy Yoga for Arthritis12:30 A Gathering of Friends1:30 Rock, Pop and Doo Wop3:00 The British Beat5:30 Legends of Folk: The Village Scene7:00 Daniel O’Donnell from the Heartland8:30 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Bryan Michael Fischer

11 | Sunday10:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills Special12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Elvis: Aloha from Hawai’i3:30 A Farm Story with Jerry Apps5:00 Doo Wop Love Songs7:00 Great Performances: Broadway Musicals – A Jewish Legacy9:00 Inside Foyle’s War10:30 Just Seen It!11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

12 | Monday8:00 The British Beat10:00 Gloria Estefan: Standards

13 | Tuesday8:00 After Newtown: Guns in America9:00 Fixing Juvie Justice 10:00 Frontline

14 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Outback Pelicans9:00 NOVA: Kings of Camou ̨age10:00 The Truth About Exercise with Michael Mosley

15 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out-of-Doors8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House 9:30 This Old House10:00 Finding Your Roots: Sanjay Gupta, Margaret Cho

16 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 Great Performances:

Tanglewood 75th Anniversary11:00 Austin City Limits: The Head and the Heart

17 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Beyond Bob Marley12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Alps of France & Switzerland12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 The Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife

10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Eyde Evans Hyde

18 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters11:30 QuizBusters12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Moyers & Company3:00 Woodsongs4:00 Classic Gospel5:00 This Old House5:30 Hometime6:00 The Truth About Money6:30 Tracks Ahead7:00 BackStage Pass: Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects8:00 Churchill: Destiny9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! The Lady Vanishes10:30 Just Seen It!11:30 O˜ the Record

19 | Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Antiques Roadshow10:00 P.O.V.: The Law in These Parts

20 | Tuesday8:00 Life of Muhammad

21 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Birds of the Gods9:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Stronger10:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Smaller

22 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors

8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots: John Legend, Wanda Sykes

23 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 American Masters: James Baldwin10:30 The Mysterious State of Franklin11:00 Austin City Limits: Fleet Foxes

24 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Roots, Rock, Reggae12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Alps of Austria & Italy12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects

25 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters11:30 QuizBusters12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Moyers & Company3:00 Woodsongs4:00 Classic Gospel5:00 This Old House5:30 Hometime6:00 Truth About Money6:30 Tracks Ahead7:00 BackStage Pass: Howling Diablos8:00 Churchill: The Lion’s Roar9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Silk11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

26 | Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Antiques Roadshow10:00 P.O.V.: 5 Broken Cameras

27 | Tuesday8:00 In Performance at the White House: Music from Civil Rights Era9:00 March

28 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Cracking the Koala Code9:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Cleaner10:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Smarter

29 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots: Michelle Rodriguez

30 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 Side by Side: The Science/Art of Digital Filmmaking 10:00 Live From Lincoln Center: Audra McDonald11:30 Pickin’ & Trimmin’

31 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Dancehall Marathon12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: France’s Alsace12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Howling Diablos

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

MondayNoon Smarter Brains (8/5) Nature: Hummingbirds (8/12)1:30 Love, Laugh & Eat (8/5) Albert King/Stevie Ray Vaughan (8/12)3:00 Unleash the Power of the Female Brain (8/5) Doo Wop Love Songs (8/12)6:00 Secrets of the Dead (8/5) Still on the Road (8/12) Faces of America (8/19, 26)7:00 Story of India (8/5) Sweet Tornado: Margo Jones (8/12) Carrier (8/19, 26)8:00 Legends of Folk: The Village Years (8/5) Unleash the Power of the Female Brain (8/12) After Newtown (8/19) Life of Muhammad (8/26)9:00 Secrets of the Dead (8/19) Cuban Missile Crisis (8/26)9:30 Elvis, Aloha from Hawai’i (8/5) 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/12)11:00 Charlie Rose (8/19, 26) History Detectives (8/12)

Tuesday6:00 Nature 7:00 Survival: Life in the Balance (8/6, 13) Saving the Bay (8/20, 27)8:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/6) 2013 First in Michigan (8/13) Promise of Michigan (8/20) People of Great Start (8/27)9:00 A Gathering of Friends (8/6) A Flea Market Documentary (8/13) To Market, To Market (8/20) Program About Unusual Buildings (8/27)11:00 Just Seen It11:30 On Story

Wednesday6:00 Frontline7:00 Sousa on the Rez (8/7) Fixing Juvie Justice (8/14) New Metropolis (8/21, 28)7:30 On Story (8/7, 21, 28)8:00 Magic Moments (8/7) Market Warriors (8/14, 21, 28)

9:00 Globe Trekker Food Hour (8/14) Silk Road (8/21, 28)10:00 Easy Yoga for Arthritis (8/7)11:00 Inner Compass 11:30 Pedal America

Thursday6:00 Secrets of the Dead Japanese Supersub (8/1) Deadliest Battle (8/8) Slave Ship Mutiny (8/22) Mumbai Massacre (8/29) Orchestra of Exiles (8/15)7:00 NOVA7:30 Jewish People: A Story of Survival (8/15)8:00 Secrets of the Manor House (8/1) Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/8) Churchill (8/22, 29)9:00 Nazi Mega Weapons (8/1) Hugh Laurie on the Queen Mary (8/8) Human Parade Renee Fleming (8/15) Ed Koch (8/22) Ignat Solzhenitsyn (8/29)11:00 My Generation11:30 Ecosense for Living (8/1) Growing a Greener World

(8/15, 22, 29)

FridayNoon Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/9)2:00 Great Performances Andrea Bocelli: Porto� no (8/9)4:00 Hugh Laurie on Queen Mary (8/9)6:00 Everest: A Climb for Peace (8/1) A Deadline Every Second (8/9) Global Voices (8/16) Indus River (8/23) Ripple of Hope (8/30)7:00 Well Read7:30 On Story 8:00 A Farm Story w/ Jerry Apps (8/2) Gloria Estefan: Standards (8/9) Red Green (8/16, 23, 30)8:30 Call the Midwife (8/16, 23, 30)9:30 Omni Health Revolution (8/2) Sarah Brightman: Dreamchaser (8/9) Last of the Summer Wine (8/16, 23, 30) Arts in Context (8/16)11:00 Charlie Rose

Saturday 10:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/3) Unleash the Power of the Human Brain (8/10)Noon 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/3) A.D.D. & Mastering It (8/10)1:30 Smarter Brains (8/3) Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/10)3:00 Magic Moments (8/3)3:30 Protect Your Memory (8/10)5:00 Great American Songbook (8/3) A Gathering of Friends (8/10)6:00 Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/10)

Home & DecoratingB OrganicM/F 11:30 am & 5:30 pm (beginning 8/16)For Your HomeTu/Th 5:30 pmKatie Brown WorkshopS 11:30 am / W 5:30 pm

Health & LifestylesBlood Sugar SolutionTh 8/8, 8 pmBody ElectricW 8:30 amClassical StretchTh 8:30 amDr. Fuhrman’s Immunity SolutionSu 8/4, 5 pm / M 8/12, 3 pmDr. Wayne Dyer: Wishes Fulÿ lledSa 8/3, 10 amDrop 7 Foods, Feel Better FastSu 8/4, 2 pmEasy Yoga for Easing PainW 8/7, 2 pmEasy Yoga for ArthritisTu 8/6, 1:30 pmEat & Cook HealthySu 8/4, 7:30 pm / M 8/12, 1:30 pmFirming After 50F 8/9, 9 am / Su 8/11, 5:30 pmHealthy Hormones: Brain-Body Fitness (T-TAPP)F 8/2, 9 am & 10 pm / Sa 8/3, 1 & 3 pm / Su 8/4, 6:30 pm / W 8/7, 9 am / Sa 8/10, 2 pmIs It Me Or My Hormones Su 8/11,10 amLove, Laugh and EatM 8/5, 8 pmPriscilla’s Yoga StretchesM 8:30 amSit & Be Fit Th 8:30 amSmarter BrainsTu 8/6, 9 am / W 8/7, 2 pm / F 8/9, 11:30 amThree Steps to Incredible HealthF 8/2, 8 pmUse Your Brain to Change Your AgeSa 8/3, 7 pm / Su 8/4, 10 am / Tu 8/6, 8 pm / Su 8/11, 8 pmWai Lana YogaF 8:30 am

Life SkillsEd Slott’s Retirement RescueSu 8/11, 2 pm / Su 8/12, 8 pmGathering of FriendsSa 8/3, 2 pm / M 8/5, 10 pm / Sa 8/10 3 pmHow to Shop for FreeSa 8/10, noonNew Play Piano in a FlashF 8/9, 8 pm

PaintingBest of Joy of PaintingTu/Th 6:30 am & 12:30 pmBob Ross, the Happy PainterTh 8/8, 1 pmJerry Yarnell/Paint ThisM/F 6:30 am / F 12:30 pm Schewee Art WorkshopSu/W 6:30 am & 12:30 pm

Sewing & NeedlecraftFons & Porter Love of QuiltingW 11:30 am

It’s Sew EasySu/W 6 am / W noon (ends 8/4)Knit & Crochet NowM/F 6 am & noon (ends 8/9)Knit & Crochet Today M/F 6 am & noon (begins 8/12)Knitting DailyTh 11:30 am Quilt in a DayT 11:30 amQuilting ArtsTu/Th 6 am Sewing with NancySu/W 6 a.m. (beginning 8/7)

Travel and RecreationBurt WolfTu/Th 11 pmA Farm Story with Jerry AppsF 8/9, 10 am / M 8/12, noonGlobe TrekkerM/F 9 am & 3 pm (beginning 8/12)Grannies on SafariSu 9:30 am; W 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (ends 8/14)In the AmericasSu/W 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (beginning 8/18)Pedal AmericaTu/Th 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (ends 8/15)Rick Steves’ Europe M-Sa 4 pm / Su-F 10:30 pmRick Steves’ Europe Travel SkillsSa 8/3, 9 pm / M 8/5, 3 pm / Th 8/8, 3 pm / F 8/9, 8 pm / Sa 8/10, 4 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 (beginning 8/20)TravelscopeSa 4:30 pm, M & F 11 pmWild Photo AdventuresSu 9 am

WoodworkingAmerican WoodshopM/F 10:30 am & 4:30 pm Ask This Old House S/W/F 10 am, 6 & 10 pm Built to LastW 9:30 am (beginning 8/21)HometimeTu/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

BackStagePassSundays at 7 pm;Saturdays at 11 pm

8/3 Home Again

8/10 Bryan Michael Fischer

8/17 Eyde Evans Hyde

8/18 & 24 Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects

8/25 Howling Diablos

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 pmO° the Record11:30 pm

QuizBustersSaturdays at 6 & 6:30 pmSundays at 11 & 11:30 am

8/17-18 Haslett v. Saline/Pittsford v. Lansing Catholic

8/24-25 Lansing Eastern v. Lansing Everett/Hillsdale v. Kent City

8/31 Okemos v. Haslett/Jackson Christian v. Lansing Catholic

Nature cracks the Koala code. (Aug. 28, WKAR; repeated on WKAR World)

Gwen Iÿ llPBS NewsHour

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See the full schedule for WKAR, WKAR World and

WKAR Create on WKAR.org.

O˜ the Record (8/17, 24, 31)6:30 Under the Radar Michigan (8/17, 24, 31)7:00 Emile Sande Live at Royal Albert Hall (8/3) Moyers & Company (8/17, 24, 31)8:00 ‘60s Girl Grooves (8/3) Rock, Pop & Doo Wop (8/10) BackStage Pass Home Again (8/17) Bryan Michael Fischer (8/24) Eyde Evans Hyde (8/31)9:00 Frontline (8/17) Fixing Juvie Justice (8/24) March (8/31)10:00 Inside Foyle’s War (8/10) Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour (8/3) The Lady Vanishes (8/24) Silk (8/31) Queen Victoria’s Empire (8/17)11:30 Film School Shorts (8/3) Out of Order (8/10) Theatre Talk (8/24)

Sunday 10:00 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/4) Nature: Hummingbirds (8/11)Noon I Am (8/4)2:00 Healthy Hormones (8/4) Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/4)3:00 Smarter Brains (8/4)4:00 Great Performances Andrea Bocelli In Portofino (8/11)4:30 Omni Health Revolution (8/4)6:00 America’s Heartland (8/18, 25) Great Performances Tony Bennett Duets II (8/11)6:30 Jimmy Dean Show (8/4) Great Getaways (8/18, 25)7:00 Global Voices (8/18) Throwing Sand (8/25)7:30 The New Metropolis (8/25)8:00 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers (8/4) The British Beat (8/11) Antiques Roadshow (8/18, 25)9:00 Great Performances Tanglewood’s 75th Anniversary (8/18) American Masters: James Baldwin (8/25)10:00 Hugh Laurie Live on Queen Mary (8/4) Albert King/ Stevie Ray Vaughan (8/11)10:30 Global Voices (8/25)11:00 On Story (8/4, 18)11:30 Dreamer’s Theatre (8/4) Sousa on the Rez (8/11) Napa: One Step at a Time (8/18) The New Metropolis (8/25)

David Pogue returns to NOVA in the popular four-part series “Making Stu ̨ .” (Thursdays on WKAR World; also on WKAR.)

Elvis’ classic 1973 concert from Hawai’i is featured. (Aug. 11; repeated on WKAR World.)

Step behind the scenes of Foyle’s War in a preview of the new season. (Aug. 10; also on WKAR-TV)

Carol Karber, Marlene Wilkins and Matt Ludtke, your “Carolopedia” team.

Rick Steves shares his travel skills. (many repeats on Create and WKAR)

The Supremes are featured in ‘60s Girl Grooves hosted by Mary Wilson. (Aug. 4, with many repeats)

Jimmy Dean’s country variety show is recalled. (Aug. 3)

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Meet Carolopedia!You may notice that in Stay Tuned we mention that if you have questions, contact Carolopedia. But what – or who – is Carolopedia?

Meet Carol Karber, the namesake of Carolopedia, Marlene Wilkins and Matt Ludtke, the trio who answer questions you have about WKAR.

Carol has been with WKAR for 23 years, in member services, the business o� ce and now serving as administrative assistant to the Director of Broadcasting. Marlene came to WKAR in 1986 as a receptionist. She later became the scheduling assistant for Interactive Video Services and now works in our front o� ce.

Matt (aka InfoMatt ) began working for WKAR as a student. He currently works closely with Radio Reading Service and is heard on Current Sports with Al Martin.

What are some of the most frequently asked questions this intrepid team receives?“What was that piece of music played on WKAR Radio?” We can generally tell you who the artist or conductor is for a given piece of music if you know what time you heard it on WKAR Radio.

“Why is my television audio o˜ ?” This might be a technical problem, but usually the viewer has hit a button called SAP on their remote and it toggles back to music from WKAR Radio. It’s an easy � x.

“Will a certain program be repeated?”If a program has already been scheduled, we can generally tell you if it will be repeated on one of our three channels.

“When will you air a program I heard about elsewhere?”Not all PBS stations air the same program at the same time. If we know the program is coming up in our schedule, we can generally tell you when it will be.

“Sometimes people will call to say they are having a technical problem. We can often tell if it is related to their cable service,” says Carol. Or, if the person is watching over the air – it may be related to the antenna position or even the weather. Windy or rainy conditions can sometimes a� ect over-the-air reception, depending on the user’s antenna.

“We receive a lot of compliments from those who like a program,” adds Carol, acknowledging that they also may receive “problem calls.” Either way, it’s important for us to know what you like and your concerns!

Email carolopedia@wkar.org or call (517) 884-6990 to talk to one of Carolopedia’s team members!

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DeanPamela Whitten

Senior Director of CommunicationsKatie Wolf

Stay Tuned EditorJeanie Croope

WKAR Director of BroadcastingGary Reid

TV Station ManagerSusi Elkins

Radio Station ManagerPeter Whorf

Senior Director of DevelopmentCathy Zell

Radio Reading ServiceBrad Walker

QUESTIONS?Contact Carol Karber at carolopedia@wkar.org or call (517) 884-6990 (weekdays, 8 am-5 pm)

HELPFUL CONTACTS:membership@wkar.orgvolunteer@wkar.orgWKAR Main O� ce -(517) 884-4700

What'sOnTVIf you have questions, call Carolopedia at (517) 884-6990 or email carolopedia@wkar.org.

01 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors8:30 The Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots/Samuel

Jackson, Condoleeza Rice

02 | Friday 8:00 Magic Moments: Best of ‘50s Pop10:00 David Garrett: Rock Symphony 11:00 Austin City Limits: Miranda Lambert

03 | Saturday10:00 Healthy Hormones: Brain-Body Fitness (T-TAPP)11:00 Smarter Brains12:30 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills Special2:30 Love, Laugh and Eat4:00 Hugh Laurie Live on the Queen Mary5:00 Magic Moments: Best of ‘50s Pop7:00 Lawrence Welk: Precious Memories10:00 Jimmy Dean Show: Country Classics11:30 BackStage Pass: Home Again

04 | Sunday10:00 New Play Piano in a Flash12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Great American Songbook4:00 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers6:00 ‘60s Girl Grooves8:00 Live From Lincoln Center: Josh Groban9:30 Downton Abbey Revisited11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

WKAR WorldWKAR World is seen on Channel 23.2 and many cable systems. Programming is subject to change.

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 pmBaking with JuliaSu/W 7:30 pmBarbecue UniversityF 7:30 am & 1:30 pmBeautiful Indian FlavorsSu/W 8:30 am / W 2:30 pm (beginning 8/11)Caprial & John’s KitchenTu/Th 7 pm (ends 8/1)Chef John BeshSu/Tu/Th 9 pm Christina Tu/Th 2:30 pmCiao ItaliaM/F 8 am & 2 pm Cloddagh Irish Food TrailSu/W 8 am / W 2 pmCoastal CookingTu/Th 7 am & 1 pm Cook’s Country M/W/F 8:30 pm / Sa 2 pmCooking with Julie TabouliSu/W 7:30 am / W 1:30 pmEssential PepinSu/Tu/Th 8 & 11:30 pmHubert KellerTu/Th 7:30 pm (beginning 8/27)Jacques Pepin: More Fast FoodM/F 7:30 pm / Sa 1 pm Joanne Weir Cooking ClassSu/W 7 pmJoanne Weir: Cooking Conÿ denceM/W/F 9 pm Julia & JacquesTu/Th 7:30 pm (ends 8/22)Lidia’s Italy In AmericaM/W/F 8 & 11:30 pm / Sa 1:30 & 5 pmMartha Stewart Cooking SchoolSu-F 6:30 & 9:30 pm / Sa noon & 3 pmNew Scandinavian CookingTu/Th 8 am & 2 pm Nick StellinoM/F 2:30 Primal GrillM/F 7 am & 1 pm Rachel’s Favorite FoodSu 8:30 am / W 2:30 pm (ends 8/7)Sara’s Weeknight MealsTu/Th 7 pm (beginning 8/6)Simply MingM/F 7 pmWinemakersM/F 11:30 am & 5:30 pm (ends 8/12)

GardeningGarden Smart W 11 am & 5 pmGrowing a Greener WorldSu 11 amP. Allen Smith: Garden Home M/F 11 am & 5 pmP. Allen Smith: Garden to TableTu/Th 7:30 am & 1:30 pm The Victory GardenTu/Th 11 am & 5 pm

MSU is an A ̃ rmative-Action/ Equal-Opportunity Employer.

05 | Monday 8:00 Great Performances: Andrea Bocceli in Portoÿ no10:00 Hugh Laurie Live on the Queen Mary

06 | Tuesday8:00 Great Performances: Tony Bennett Duets10:00 Emile Sande Live at Royal Albert Hall

07 | Wednesday8:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Travel Skills Special10:00 A Gathering of Friends

08 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors9:00 A Farm Story with Jerry Apps10:30 Restoring Wetlands

09 | Friday 8:00 ’60s Girl Grooves10:00 Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan11:30 Sousa on the Rez

10 | Saturday10:00 Three Steps to Incredible Health11:00 Easy Yoga for Arthritis12:30 A Gathering of Friends1:30 Rock, Pop and Doo Wop3:00 The British Beat5:30 Legends of Folk: The Village Scene7:00 Daniel O’Donnell from the Heartland8:30 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Bryan Michael Fischer

11 | Sunday10:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills Special12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Elvis: Aloha from Hawai’i3:30 A Farm Story with Jerry Apps5:00 Doo Wop Love Songs7:00 Great Performances: Broadway Musicals – A Jewish Legacy9:00 Inside Foyle’s War10:30 Just Seen It!11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

12 | Monday8:00 The British Beat10:00 Gloria Estefan: Standards

13 | Tuesday8:00 After Newtown: Guns in America9:00 Fixing Juvie Justice 10:00 Frontline

14 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Outback Pelicans9:00 NOVA: Kings of Camou ̨age10:00 The Truth About Exercise with Michael Mosley

15 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out-of-Doors8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House 9:30 This Old House10:00 Finding Your Roots: Sanjay Gupta, Margaret Cho

16 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 Great Performances:

Tanglewood 75th Anniversary11:00 Austin City Limits: The Head and the Heart

17 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Beyond Bob Marley12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Alps of France & Switzerland12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 The Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife

10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Eyde Evans Hyde

18 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters11:30 QuizBusters12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Moyers & Company3:00 Woodsongs4:00 Classic Gospel5:00 This Old House5:30 Hometime6:00 The Truth About Money6:30 Tracks Ahead7:00 BackStage Pass: Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects8:00 Churchill: Destiny9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! The Lady Vanishes10:30 Just Seen It!11:30 O˜ the Record

19 | Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Antiques Roadshow10:00 P.O.V.: The Law in These Parts

20 | Tuesday8:00 Life of Muhammad

21 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Birds of the Gods9:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Stronger10:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Smaller

22 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors

8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots: John Legend, Wanda Sykes

23 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 American Masters: James Baldwin10:30 The Mysterious State of Franklin11:00 Austin City Limits: Fleet Foxes

24 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Roots, Rock, Reggae12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Alps of Austria & Italy12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects

25 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters11:30 QuizBusters12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Moyers & Company3:00 Woodsongs4:00 Classic Gospel5:00 This Old House5:30 Hometime6:00 Truth About Money6:30 Tracks Ahead7:00 BackStage Pass: Howling Diablos8:00 Churchill: The Lion’s Roar9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Silk11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

26 | Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Antiques Roadshow10:00 P.O.V.: 5 Broken Cameras

27 | Tuesday8:00 In Performance at the White House: Music from Civil Rights Era9:00 March

28 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Cracking the Koala Code9:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Cleaner10:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Smarter

29 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots: Michelle Rodriguez

30 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 Side by Side: The Science/Art of Digital Filmmaking 10:00 Live From Lincoln Center: Audra McDonald11:30 Pickin’ & Trimmin’

31 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Dancehall Marathon12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: France’s Alsace12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Howling Diablos

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

MondayNoon Smarter Brains (8/5) Nature: Hummingbirds (8/12)1:30 Love, Laugh & Eat (8/5) Albert King/Stevie Ray Vaughan (8/12)3:00 Unleash the Power of the Female Brain (8/5) Doo Wop Love Songs (8/12)6:00 Secrets of the Dead (8/5) Still on the Road (8/12) Faces of America (8/19, 26)7:00 Story of India (8/5) Sweet Tornado: Margo Jones (8/12) Carrier (8/19, 26)8:00 Legends of Folk: The Village Years (8/5) Unleash the Power of the Female Brain (8/12) After Newtown (8/19) Life of Muhammad (8/26)9:00 Secrets of the Dead (8/19) Cuban Missile Crisis (8/26)9:30 Elvis, Aloha from Hawai’i (8/5) 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/12)11:00 Charlie Rose (8/19, 26) History Detectives (8/12)

Tuesday6:00 Nature 7:00 Survival: Life in the Balance (8/6, 13) Saving the Bay (8/20, 27)8:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/6) 2013 First in Michigan (8/13) Promise of Michigan (8/20) People of Great Start (8/27)9:00 A Gathering of Friends (8/6) A Flea Market Documentary (8/13) To Market, To Market (8/20) Program About Unusual Buildings (8/27)11:00 Just Seen It11:30 On Story

Wednesday6:00 Frontline7:00 Sousa on the Rez (8/7) Fixing Juvie Justice (8/14) New Metropolis (8/21, 28)7:30 On Story (8/7, 21, 28)8:00 Magic Moments (8/7) Market Warriors (8/14, 21, 28)

9:00 Globe Trekker Food Hour (8/14) Silk Road (8/21, 28)10:00 Easy Yoga for Arthritis (8/7)11:00 Inner Compass 11:30 Pedal America

Thursday6:00 Secrets of the Dead Japanese Supersub (8/1) Deadliest Battle (8/8) Slave Ship Mutiny (8/22) Mumbai Massacre (8/29) Orchestra of Exiles (8/15)7:00 NOVA7:30 Jewish People: A Story of Survival (8/15)8:00 Secrets of the Manor House (8/1) Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/8) Churchill (8/22, 29)9:00 Nazi Mega Weapons (8/1) Hugh Laurie on the Queen Mary (8/8) Human Parade Renee Fleming (8/15) Ed Koch (8/22) Ignat Solzhenitsyn (8/29)11:00 My Generation11:30 Ecosense for Living (8/1) Growing a Greener World

(8/15, 22, 29)

FridayNoon Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/9)2:00 Great Performances Andrea Bocelli: Porto� no (8/9)4:00 Hugh Laurie on Queen Mary (8/9)6:00 Everest: A Climb for Peace (8/1) A Deadline Every Second (8/9) Global Voices (8/16) Indus River (8/23) Ripple of Hope (8/30)7:00 Well Read7:30 On Story 8:00 A Farm Story w/ Jerry Apps (8/2) Gloria Estefan: Standards (8/9) Red Green (8/16, 23, 30)8:30 Call the Midwife (8/16, 23, 30)9:30 Omni Health Revolution (8/2) Sarah Brightman: Dreamchaser (8/9) Last of the Summer Wine (8/16, 23, 30) Arts in Context (8/16)11:00 Charlie Rose

Saturday 10:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/3) Unleash the Power of the Human Brain (8/10)Noon 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/3) A.D.D. & Mastering It (8/10)1:30 Smarter Brains (8/3) Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/10)3:00 Magic Moments (8/3)3:30 Protect Your Memory (8/10)5:00 Great American Songbook (8/3) A Gathering of Friends (8/10)6:00 Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/10)

Home & DecoratingB OrganicM/F 11:30 am & 5:30 pm (beginning 8/16)For Your HomeTu/Th 5:30 pmKatie Brown WorkshopS 11:30 am / W 5:30 pm

Health & LifestylesBlood Sugar SolutionTh 8/8, 8 pmBody ElectricW 8:30 amClassical StretchTh 8:30 amDr. Fuhrman’s Immunity SolutionSu 8/4, 5 pm / M 8/12, 3 pmDr. Wayne Dyer: Wishes Fulÿ lledSa 8/3, 10 amDrop 7 Foods, Feel Better FastSu 8/4, 2 pmEasy Yoga for Easing PainW 8/7, 2 pmEasy Yoga for ArthritisTu 8/6, 1:30 pmEat & Cook HealthySu 8/4, 7:30 pm / M 8/12, 1:30 pmFirming After 50F 8/9, 9 am / Su 8/11, 5:30 pmHealthy Hormones: Brain-Body Fitness (T-TAPP)F 8/2, 9 am & 10 pm / Sa 8/3, 1 & 3 pm / Su 8/4, 6:30 pm / W 8/7, 9 am / Sa 8/10, 2 pmIs It Me Or My Hormones Su 8/11,10 amLove, Laugh and EatM 8/5, 8 pmPriscilla’s Yoga StretchesM 8:30 amSit & Be Fit Th 8:30 amSmarter BrainsTu 8/6, 9 am / W 8/7, 2 pm / F 8/9, 11:30 amThree Steps to Incredible HealthF 8/2, 8 pmUse Your Brain to Change Your AgeSa 8/3, 7 pm / Su 8/4, 10 am / Tu 8/6, 8 pm / Su 8/11, 8 pmWai Lana YogaF 8:30 am

Life SkillsEd Slott’s Retirement RescueSu 8/11, 2 pm / Su 8/12, 8 pmGathering of FriendsSa 8/3, 2 pm / M 8/5, 10 pm / Sa 8/10 3 pmHow to Shop for FreeSa 8/10, noonNew Play Piano in a FlashF 8/9, 8 pm

PaintingBest of Joy of PaintingTu/Th 6:30 am & 12:30 pmBob Ross, the Happy PainterTh 8/8, 1 pmJerry Yarnell/Paint ThisM/F 6:30 am / F 12:30 pm Schewee Art WorkshopSu/W 6:30 am & 12:30 pm

Sewing & NeedlecraftFons & Porter Love of QuiltingW 11:30 am

It’s Sew EasySu/W 6 am / W noon (ends 8/4)Knit & Crochet NowM/F 6 am & noon (ends 8/9)Knit & Crochet Today M/F 6 am & noon (begins 8/12)Knitting DailyTh 11:30 am Quilt in a DayT 11:30 amQuilting ArtsTu/Th 6 am Sewing with NancySu/W 6 a.m. (beginning 8/7)

Travel and RecreationBurt WolfTu/Th 11 pmA Farm Story with Jerry AppsF 8/9, 10 am / M 8/12, noonGlobe TrekkerM/F 9 am & 3 pm (beginning 8/12)Grannies on SafariSu 9:30 am; W 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (ends 8/14)In the AmericasSu/W 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (beginning 8/18)Pedal AmericaTu/Th 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (ends 8/15)Rick Steves’ Europe M-Sa 4 pm / Su-F 10:30 pmRick Steves’ Europe Travel SkillsSa 8/3, 9 pm / M 8/5, 3 pm / Th 8/8, 3 pm / F 8/9, 8 pm / Sa 8/10, 4 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 (beginning 8/20)TravelscopeSa 4:30 pm, M & F 11 pmWild Photo AdventuresSu 9 am

WoodworkingAmerican WoodshopM/F 10:30 am & 4:30 pm Ask This Old House S/W/F 10 am, 6 & 10 pm Built to LastW 9:30 am (beginning 8/21)HometimeTu/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

BackStagePassSundays at 7 pm;Saturdays at 11 pm

8/3 Home Again

8/10 Bryan Michael Fischer

8/17 Eyde Evans Hyde

8/18 & 24 Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects

8/25 Howling Diablos

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 pmO° the Record11:30 pm

QuizBustersSaturdays at 6 & 6:30 pmSundays at 11 & 11:30 am

8/17-18 Haslett v. Saline/Pittsford v. Lansing Catholic

8/24-25 Lansing Eastern v. Lansing Everett/Hillsdale v. Kent City

8/31 Okemos v. Haslett/Jackson Christian v. Lansing Catholic

Nature cracks the Koala code. (Aug. 28, WKAR; repeated on WKAR World)

Gwen Iÿ llPBS NewsHour

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See the full schedule for WKAR, WKAR World and

WKAR Create on WKAR.org.

O˜ the Record (8/17, 24, 31)6:30 Under the Radar Michigan (8/17, 24, 31)7:00 Emile Sande Live at Royal Albert Hall (8/3) Moyers & Company (8/17, 24, 31)8:00 ‘60s Girl Grooves (8/3) Rock, Pop & Doo Wop (8/10) BackStage Pass Home Again (8/17) Bryan Michael Fischer (8/24) Eyde Evans Hyde (8/31)9:00 Frontline (8/17) Fixing Juvie Justice (8/24) March (8/31)10:00 Inside Foyle’s War (8/10) Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour (8/3) The Lady Vanishes (8/24) Silk (8/31) Queen Victoria’s Empire (8/17)11:30 Film School Shorts (8/3) Out of Order (8/10) Theatre Talk (8/24)

Sunday 10:00 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/4) Nature: Hummingbirds (8/11)Noon I Am (8/4)2:00 Healthy Hormones (8/4) Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/4)3:00 Smarter Brains (8/4)4:00 Great Performances Andrea Bocelli In Portofino (8/11)4:30 Omni Health Revolution (8/4)6:00 America’s Heartland (8/18, 25) Great Performances Tony Bennett Duets II (8/11)6:30 Jimmy Dean Show (8/4) Great Getaways (8/18, 25)7:00 Global Voices (8/18) Throwing Sand (8/25)7:30 The New Metropolis (8/25)8:00 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers (8/4) The British Beat (8/11) Antiques Roadshow (8/18, 25)9:00 Great Performances Tanglewood’s 75th Anniversary (8/18) American Masters: James Baldwin (8/25)10:00 Hugh Laurie Live on Queen Mary (8/4) Albert King/ Stevie Ray Vaughan (8/11)10:30 Global Voices (8/25)11:00 On Story (8/4, 18)11:30 Dreamer’s Theatre (8/4) Sousa on the Rez (8/11) Napa: One Step at a Time (8/18) The New Metropolis (8/25)

David Pogue returns to NOVA in the popular four-part series “Making Stu ̨ .” (Thursdays on WKAR World; also on WKAR.)

Elvis’ classic 1973 concert from Hawai’i is featured. (Aug. 11; repeated on WKAR World.)

Step behind the scenes of Foyle’s War in a preview of the new season. (Aug. 10; also on WKAR-TV)

Carol Karber, Marlene Wilkins and Matt Ludtke, your “Carolopedia” team.

Rick Steves shares his travel skills. (many repeats on Create and WKAR)

The Supremes are featured in ‘60s Girl Grooves hosted by Mary Wilson. (Aug. 4, with many repeats)

Jimmy Dean’s country variety show is recalled. (Aug. 3)

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Meet Carolopedia!You may notice that in Stay Tuned we mention that if you have questions, contact Carolopedia. But what – or who – is Carolopedia?

Meet Carol Karber, the namesake of Carolopedia, Marlene Wilkins and Matt Ludtke, the trio who answer questions you have about WKAR.

Carol has been with WKAR for 23 years, in member services, the business o� ce and now serving as administrative assistant to the Director of Broadcasting. Marlene came to WKAR in 1986 as a receptionist. She later became the scheduling assistant for Interactive Video Services and now works in our front o� ce.

Matt (aka InfoMatt ) began working for WKAR as a student. He currently works closely with Radio Reading Service and is heard on Current Sports with Al Martin.

What are some of the most frequently asked questions this intrepid team receives?“What was that piece of music played on WKAR Radio?” We can generally tell you who the artist or conductor is for a given piece of music if you know what time you heard it on WKAR Radio.

“Why is my television audio o˜ ?” This might be a technical problem, but usually the viewer has hit a button called SAP on their remote and it toggles back to music from WKAR Radio. It’s an easy � x.

“Will a certain program be repeated?”If a program has already been scheduled, we can generally tell you if it will be repeated on one of our three channels.

“When will you air a program I heard about elsewhere?”Not all PBS stations air the same program at the same time. If we know the program is coming up in our schedule, we can generally tell you when it will be.

“Sometimes people will call to say they are having a technical problem. We can often tell if it is related to their cable service,” says Carol. Or, if the person is watching over the air – it may be related to the antenna position or even the weather. Windy or rainy conditions can sometimes a� ect over-the-air reception, depending on the user’s antenna.

“We receive a lot of compliments from those who like a program,” adds Carol, acknowledging that they also may receive “problem calls.” Either way, it’s important for us to know what you like and your concerns!

Email carolopedia@wkar.org or call (517) 884-6990 to talk to one of Carolopedia’s team members!

Aug

ust2

013

WKAR is a division ofMSU COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION ARTS & SCIENCES

DeanPamela Whitten

Senior Director of CommunicationsKatie Wolf

Stay Tuned EditorJeanie Croope

WKAR Director of BroadcastingGary Reid

TV Station ManagerSusi Elkins

Radio Station ManagerPeter Whorf

Senior Director of DevelopmentCathy Zell

Radio Reading ServiceBrad Walker

QUESTIONS?Contact Carol Karber at carolopedia@wkar.org or call (517) 884-6990 (weekdays, 8 am-5 pm)

HELPFUL CONTACTS:membership@wkar.orgvolunteer@wkar.orgWKAR Main O� ce -(517) 884-4700

What'sOnTVIf you have questions, call Carolopedia at (517) 884-6990 or email carolopedia@wkar.org.

01 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors8:30 The Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots/Samuel

Jackson, Condoleeza Rice

02 | Friday 8:00 Magic Moments: Best of ‘50s Pop10:00 David Garrett: Rock Symphony 11:00 Austin City Limits: Miranda Lambert

03 | Saturday10:00 Healthy Hormones: Brain-Body Fitness (T-TAPP)11:00 Smarter Brains12:30 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills Special2:30 Love, Laugh and Eat4:00 Hugh Laurie Live on the Queen Mary5:00 Magic Moments: Best of ‘50s Pop7:00 Lawrence Welk: Precious Memories10:00 Jimmy Dean Show: Country Classics11:30 BackStage Pass: Home Again

04 | Sunday10:00 New Play Piano in a Flash12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Great American Songbook4:00 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers6:00 ‘60s Girl Grooves8:00 Live From Lincoln Center: Josh Groban9:30 Downton Abbey Revisited11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

WKAR WorldWKAR World is seen on Channel 23.2 and many cable systems. Programming is subject to change.

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 pmBaking with JuliaSu/W 7:30 pmBarbecue UniversityF 7:30 am & 1:30 pmBeautiful Indian FlavorsSu/W 8:30 am / W 2:30 pm (beginning 8/11)Caprial & John’s KitchenTu/Th 7 pm (ends 8/1)Chef John BeshSu/Tu/Th 9 pm Christina Tu/Th 2:30 pmCiao ItaliaM/F 8 am & 2 pm Cloddagh Irish Food TrailSu/W 8 am / W 2 pmCoastal CookingTu/Th 7 am & 1 pm Cook’s Country M/W/F 8:30 pm / Sa 2 pmCooking with Julie TabouliSu/W 7:30 am / W 1:30 pmEssential PepinSu/Tu/Th 8 & 11:30 pmHubert KellerTu/Th 7:30 pm (beginning 8/27)Jacques Pepin: More Fast FoodM/F 7:30 pm / Sa 1 pm Joanne Weir Cooking ClassSu/W 7 pmJoanne Weir: Cooking Conÿ denceM/W/F 9 pm Julia & JacquesTu/Th 7:30 pm (ends 8/22)Lidia’s Italy In AmericaM/W/F 8 & 11:30 pm / Sa 1:30 & 5 pmMartha Stewart Cooking SchoolSu-F 6:30 & 9:30 pm / Sa noon & 3 pmNew Scandinavian CookingTu/Th 8 am & 2 pm Nick StellinoM/F 2:30 Primal GrillM/F 7 am & 1 pm Rachel’s Favorite FoodSu 8:30 am / W 2:30 pm (ends 8/7)Sara’s Weeknight MealsTu/Th 7 pm (beginning 8/6)Simply MingM/F 7 pmWinemakersM/F 11:30 am & 5:30 pm (ends 8/12)

GardeningGarden Smart W 11 am & 5 pmGrowing a Greener WorldSu 11 amP. Allen Smith: Garden Home M/F 11 am & 5 pmP. Allen Smith: Garden to TableTu/Th 7:30 am & 1:30 pm The Victory GardenTu/Th 11 am & 5 pm

MSU is an A ̃ rmative-Action/ Equal-Opportunity Employer.

05 | Monday 8:00 Great Performances: Andrea Bocceli in Portoÿ no10:00 Hugh Laurie Live on the Queen Mary

06 | Tuesday8:00 Great Performances: Tony Bennett Duets10:00 Emile Sande Live at Royal Albert Hall

07 | Wednesday8:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Travel Skills Special10:00 A Gathering of Friends

08 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors9:00 A Farm Story with Jerry Apps10:30 Restoring Wetlands

09 | Friday 8:00 ’60s Girl Grooves10:00 Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan11:30 Sousa on the Rez

10 | Saturday10:00 Three Steps to Incredible Health11:00 Easy Yoga for Arthritis12:30 A Gathering of Friends1:30 Rock, Pop and Doo Wop3:00 The British Beat5:30 Legends of Folk: The Village Scene7:00 Daniel O’Donnell from the Heartland8:30 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Bryan Michael Fischer

11 | Sunday10:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills Special12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Elvis: Aloha from Hawai’i3:30 A Farm Story with Jerry Apps5:00 Doo Wop Love Songs7:00 Great Performances: Broadway Musicals – A Jewish Legacy9:00 Inside Foyle’s War10:30 Just Seen It!11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

12 | Monday8:00 The British Beat10:00 Gloria Estefan: Standards

13 | Tuesday8:00 After Newtown: Guns in America9:00 Fixing Juvie Justice 10:00 Frontline

14 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Outback Pelicans9:00 NOVA: Kings of Camou ̨age10:00 The Truth About Exercise with Michael Mosley

15 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out-of-Doors8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House 9:30 This Old House10:00 Finding Your Roots: Sanjay Gupta, Margaret Cho

16 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 Great Performances:

Tanglewood 75th Anniversary11:00 Austin City Limits: The Head and the Heart

17 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Beyond Bob Marley12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Alps of France & Switzerland12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 The Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife

10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Eyde Evans Hyde

18 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters11:30 QuizBusters12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Moyers & Company3:00 Woodsongs4:00 Classic Gospel5:00 This Old House5:30 Hometime6:00 The Truth About Money6:30 Tracks Ahead7:00 BackStage Pass: Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects8:00 Churchill: Destiny9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! The Lady Vanishes10:30 Just Seen It!11:30 O˜ the Record

19 | Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Antiques Roadshow10:00 P.O.V.: The Law in These Parts

20 | Tuesday8:00 Life of Muhammad

21 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Birds of the Gods9:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Stronger10:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Smaller

22 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors

8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots: John Legend, Wanda Sykes

23 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 American Masters: James Baldwin10:30 The Mysterious State of Franklin11:00 Austin City Limits: Fleet Foxes

24 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Roots, Rock, Reggae12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Alps of Austria & Italy12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects

25 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters11:30 QuizBusters12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Moyers & Company3:00 Woodsongs4:00 Classic Gospel5:00 This Old House5:30 Hometime6:00 Truth About Money6:30 Tracks Ahead7:00 BackStage Pass: Howling Diablos8:00 Churchill: The Lion’s Roar9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Silk11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

26 | Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Antiques Roadshow10:00 P.O.V.: 5 Broken Cameras

27 | Tuesday8:00 In Performance at the White House: Music from Civil Rights Era9:00 March

28 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Cracking the Koala Code9:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Cleaner10:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Smarter

29 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots: Michelle Rodriguez

30 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 Side by Side: The Science/Art of Digital Filmmaking 10:00 Live From Lincoln Center: Audra McDonald11:30 Pickin’ & Trimmin’

31 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Dancehall Marathon12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: France’s Alsace12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Howling Diablos

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

MondayNoon Smarter Brains (8/5) Nature: Hummingbirds (8/12)1:30 Love, Laugh & Eat (8/5) Albert King/Stevie Ray Vaughan (8/12)3:00 Unleash the Power of the Female Brain (8/5) Doo Wop Love Songs (8/12)6:00 Secrets of the Dead (8/5) Still on the Road (8/12) Faces of America (8/19, 26)7:00 Story of India (8/5) Sweet Tornado: Margo Jones (8/12) Carrier (8/19, 26)8:00 Legends of Folk: The Village Years (8/5) Unleash the Power of the Female Brain (8/12) After Newtown (8/19) Life of Muhammad (8/26)9:00 Secrets of the Dead (8/19) Cuban Missile Crisis (8/26)9:30 Elvis, Aloha from Hawai’i (8/5) 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/12)11:00 Charlie Rose (8/19, 26) History Detectives (8/12)

Tuesday6:00 Nature 7:00 Survival: Life in the Balance (8/6, 13) Saving the Bay (8/20, 27)8:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/6) 2013 First in Michigan (8/13) Promise of Michigan (8/20) People of Great Start (8/27)9:00 A Gathering of Friends (8/6) A Flea Market Documentary (8/13) To Market, To Market (8/20) Program About Unusual Buildings (8/27)11:00 Just Seen It11:30 On Story

Wednesday6:00 Frontline7:00 Sousa on the Rez (8/7) Fixing Juvie Justice (8/14) New Metropolis (8/21, 28)7:30 On Story (8/7, 21, 28)8:00 Magic Moments (8/7) Market Warriors (8/14, 21, 28)

9:00 Globe Trekker Food Hour (8/14) Silk Road (8/21, 28)10:00 Easy Yoga for Arthritis (8/7)11:00 Inner Compass 11:30 Pedal America

Thursday6:00 Secrets of the Dead Japanese Supersub (8/1) Deadliest Battle (8/8) Slave Ship Mutiny (8/22) Mumbai Massacre (8/29) Orchestra of Exiles (8/15)7:00 NOVA7:30 Jewish People: A Story of Survival (8/15)8:00 Secrets of the Manor House (8/1) Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/8) Churchill (8/22, 29)9:00 Nazi Mega Weapons (8/1) Hugh Laurie on the Queen Mary (8/8) Human Parade Renee Fleming (8/15) Ed Koch (8/22) Ignat Solzhenitsyn (8/29)11:00 My Generation11:30 Ecosense for Living (8/1) Growing a Greener World

(8/15, 22, 29)

FridayNoon Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/9)2:00 Great Performances Andrea Bocelli: Porto� no (8/9)4:00 Hugh Laurie on Queen Mary (8/9)6:00 Everest: A Climb for Peace (8/1) A Deadline Every Second (8/9) Global Voices (8/16) Indus River (8/23) Ripple of Hope (8/30)7:00 Well Read7:30 On Story 8:00 A Farm Story w/ Jerry Apps (8/2) Gloria Estefan: Standards (8/9) Red Green (8/16, 23, 30)8:30 Call the Midwife (8/16, 23, 30)9:30 Omni Health Revolution (8/2) Sarah Brightman: Dreamchaser (8/9) Last of the Summer Wine (8/16, 23, 30) Arts in Context (8/16)11:00 Charlie Rose

Saturday 10:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/3) Unleash the Power of the Human Brain (8/10)Noon 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/3) A.D.D. & Mastering It (8/10)1:30 Smarter Brains (8/3) Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/10)3:00 Magic Moments (8/3)3:30 Protect Your Memory (8/10)5:00 Great American Songbook (8/3) A Gathering of Friends (8/10)6:00 Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/10)

Home & DecoratingB OrganicM/F 11:30 am & 5:30 pm (beginning 8/16)For Your HomeTu/Th 5:30 pmKatie Brown WorkshopS 11:30 am / W 5:30 pm

Health & LifestylesBlood Sugar SolutionTh 8/8, 8 pmBody ElectricW 8:30 amClassical StretchTh 8:30 amDr. Fuhrman’s Immunity SolutionSu 8/4, 5 pm / M 8/12, 3 pmDr. Wayne Dyer: Wishes Fulÿ lledSa 8/3, 10 amDrop 7 Foods, Feel Better FastSu 8/4, 2 pmEasy Yoga for Easing PainW 8/7, 2 pmEasy Yoga for ArthritisTu 8/6, 1:30 pmEat & Cook HealthySu 8/4, 7:30 pm / M 8/12, 1:30 pmFirming After 50F 8/9, 9 am / Su 8/11, 5:30 pmHealthy Hormones: Brain-Body Fitness (T-TAPP)F 8/2, 9 am & 10 pm / Sa 8/3, 1 & 3 pm / Su 8/4, 6:30 pm / W 8/7, 9 am / Sa 8/10, 2 pmIs It Me Or My Hormones Su 8/11,10 amLove, Laugh and EatM 8/5, 8 pmPriscilla’s Yoga StretchesM 8:30 amSit & Be Fit Th 8:30 amSmarter BrainsTu 8/6, 9 am / W 8/7, 2 pm / F 8/9, 11:30 amThree Steps to Incredible HealthF 8/2, 8 pmUse Your Brain to Change Your AgeSa 8/3, 7 pm / Su 8/4, 10 am / Tu 8/6, 8 pm / Su 8/11, 8 pmWai Lana YogaF 8:30 am

Life SkillsEd Slott’s Retirement RescueSu 8/11, 2 pm / Su 8/12, 8 pmGathering of FriendsSa 8/3, 2 pm / M 8/5, 10 pm / Sa 8/10 3 pmHow to Shop for FreeSa 8/10, noonNew Play Piano in a FlashF 8/9, 8 pm

PaintingBest of Joy of PaintingTu/Th 6:30 am & 12:30 pmBob Ross, the Happy PainterTh 8/8, 1 pmJerry Yarnell/Paint ThisM/F 6:30 am / F 12:30 pm Schewee Art WorkshopSu/W 6:30 am & 12:30 pm

Sewing & NeedlecraftFons & Porter Love of QuiltingW 11:30 am

It’s Sew EasySu/W 6 am / W noon (ends 8/4)Knit & Crochet NowM/F 6 am & noon (ends 8/9)Knit & Crochet Today M/F 6 am & noon (begins 8/12)Knitting DailyTh 11:30 am Quilt in a DayT 11:30 amQuilting ArtsTu/Th 6 am Sewing with NancySu/W 6 a.m. (beginning 8/7)

Travel and RecreationBurt WolfTu/Th 11 pmA Farm Story with Jerry AppsF 8/9, 10 am / M 8/12, noonGlobe TrekkerM/F 9 am & 3 pm (beginning 8/12)Grannies on SafariSu 9:30 am; W 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (ends 8/14)In the AmericasSu/W 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (beginning 8/18)Pedal AmericaTu/Th 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (ends 8/15)Rick Steves’ Europe M-Sa 4 pm / Su-F 10:30 pmRick Steves’ Europe Travel SkillsSa 8/3, 9 pm / M 8/5, 3 pm / Th 8/8, 3 pm / F 8/9, 8 pm / Sa 8/10, 4 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 (beginning 8/20)TravelscopeSa 4:30 pm, M & F 11 pmWild Photo AdventuresSu 9 am

WoodworkingAmerican WoodshopM/F 10:30 am & 4:30 pm Ask This Old House S/W/F 10 am, 6 & 10 pm Built to LastW 9:30 am (beginning 8/21)HometimeTu/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

BackStagePassSundays at 7 pm;Saturdays at 11 pm

8/3 Home Again

8/10 Bryan Michael Fischer

8/17 Eyde Evans Hyde

8/18 & 24 Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects

8/25 Howling Diablos

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 pmO° the Record11:30 pm

QuizBustersSaturdays at 6 & 6:30 pmSundays at 11 & 11:30 am

8/17-18 Haslett v. Saline/Pittsford v. Lansing Catholic

8/24-25 Lansing Eastern v. Lansing Everett/Hillsdale v. Kent City

8/31 Okemos v. Haslett/Jackson Christian v. Lansing Catholic

Nature cracks the Koala code. (Aug. 28, WKAR; repeated on WKAR World)

Gwen Iÿ llPBS NewsHour

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See the full schedule for WKAR, WKAR World and

WKAR Create on WKAR.org.

O˜ the Record (8/17, 24, 31)6:30 Under the Radar Michigan (8/17, 24, 31)7:00 Emile Sande Live at Royal Albert Hall (8/3) Moyers & Company (8/17, 24, 31)8:00 ‘60s Girl Grooves (8/3) Rock, Pop & Doo Wop (8/10) BackStage Pass Home Again (8/17) Bryan Michael Fischer (8/24) Eyde Evans Hyde (8/31)9:00 Frontline (8/17) Fixing Juvie Justice (8/24) March (8/31)10:00 Inside Foyle’s War (8/10) Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour (8/3) The Lady Vanishes (8/24) Silk (8/31) Queen Victoria’s Empire (8/17)11:30 Film School Shorts (8/3) Out of Order (8/10) Theatre Talk (8/24)

Sunday 10:00 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/4) Nature: Hummingbirds (8/11)Noon I Am (8/4)2:00 Healthy Hormones (8/4) Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/4)3:00 Smarter Brains (8/4)4:00 Great Performances Andrea Bocelli In Portofino (8/11)4:30 Omni Health Revolution (8/4)6:00 America’s Heartland (8/18, 25) Great Performances Tony Bennett Duets II (8/11)6:30 Jimmy Dean Show (8/4) Great Getaways (8/18, 25)7:00 Global Voices (8/18) Throwing Sand (8/25)7:30 The New Metropolis (8/25)8:00 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers (8/4) The British Beat (8/11) Antiques Roadshow (8/18, 25)9:00 Great Performances Tanglewood’s 75th Anniversary (8/18) American Masters: James Baldwin (8/25)10:00 Hugh Laurie Live on Queen Mary (8/4) Albert King/ Stevie Ray Vaughan (8/11)10:30 Global Voices (8/25)11:00 On Story (8/4, 18)11:30 Dreamer’s Theatre (8/4) Sousa on the Rez (8/11) Napa: One Step at a Time (8/18) The New Metropolis (8/25)

David Pogue returns to NOVA in the popular four-part series “Making Stu ̨ .” (Thursdays on WKAR World; also on WKAR.)

Elvis’ classic 1973 concert from Hawai’i is featured. (Aug. 11; repeated on WKAR World.)

Step behind the scenes of Foyle’s War in a preview of the new season. (Aug. 10; also on WKAR-TV)

Carol Karber, Marlene Wilkins and Matt Ludtke, your “Carolopedia” team.

Rick Steves shares his travel skills. (many repeats on Create and WKAR)

The Supremes are featured in ‘60s Girl Grooves hosted by Mary Wilson. (Aug. 4, with many repeats)

Jimmy Dean’s country variety show is recalled. (Aug. 3)

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Meet Carolopedia!You may notice that in Stay Tuned we mention that if you have questions, contact Carolopedia. But what – or who – is Carolopedia?

Meet Carol Karber, the namesake of Carolopedia, Marlene Wilkins and Matt Ludtke, the trio who answer questions you have about WKAR.

Carol has been with WKAR for 23 years, in member services, the business o� ce and now serving as administrative assistant to the Director of Broadcasting. Marlene came to WKAR in 1986 as a receptionist. She later became the scheduling assistant for Interactive Video Services and now works in our front o� ce.

Matt (aka InfoMatt ) began working for WKAR as a student. He currently works closely with Radio Reading Service and is heard on Current Sports with Al Martin.

What are some of the most frequently asked questions this intrepid team receives?“What was that piece of music played on WKAR Radio?” We can generally tell you who the artist or conductor is for a given piece of music if you know what time you heard it on WKAR Radio.

“Why is my television audio o˜ ?” This might be a technical problem, but usually the viewer has hit a button called SAP on their remote and it toggles back to music from WKAR Radio. It’s an easy � x.

“Will a certain program be repeated?”If a program has already been scheduled, we can generally tell you if it will be repeated on one of our three channels.

“When will you air a program I heard about elsewhere?”Not all PBS stations air the same program at the same time. If we know the program is coming up in our schedule, we can generally tell you when it will be.

“Sometimes people will call to say they are having a technical problem. We can often tell if it is related to their cable service,” says Carol. Or, if the person is watching over the air – it may be related to the antenna position or even the weather. Windy or rainy conditions can sometimes a� ect over-the-air reception, depending on the user’s antenna.

“We receive a lot of compliments from those who like a program,” adds Carol, acknowledging that they also may receive “problem calls.” Either way, it’s important for us to know what you like and your concerns!

Email carolopedia@wkar.org or call (517) 884-6990 to talk to one of Carolopedia’s team members!

Aug

ust2

013

WKAR is a division ofMSU COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION ARTS & SCIENCES

DeanPamela Whitten

Senior Director of CommunicationsKatie Wolf

Stay Tuned EditorJeanie Croope

WKAR Director of BroadcastingGary Reid

TV Station ManagerSusi Elkins

Radio Station ManagerPeter Whorf

Senior Director of DevelopmentCathy Zell

Radio Reading ServiceBrad Walker

QUESTIONS?Contact Carol Karber at carolopedia@wkar.org or call (517) 884-6990 (weekdays, 8 am-5 pm)

HELPFUL CONTACTS:membership@wkar.orgvolunteer@wkar.orgWKAR Main O� ce -(517) 884-4700

What'sOnTVIf you have questions, call Carolopedia at (517) 884-6990 or email carolopedia@wkar.org.

01 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors8:30 The Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots/Samuel

Jackson, Condoleeza Rice

02 | Friday 8:00 Magic Moments: Best of ‘50s Pop10:00 David Garrett: Rock Symphony 11:00 Austin City Limits: Miranda Lambert

03 | Saturday10:00 Healthy Hormones: Brain-Body Fitness (T-TAPP)11:00 Smarter Brains12:30 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills Special2:30 Love, Laugh and Eat4:00 Hugh Laurie Live on the Queen Mary5:00 Magic Moments: Best of ‘50s Pop7:00 Lawrence Welk: Precious Memories10:00 Jimmy Dean Show: Country Classics11:30 BackStage Pass: Home Again

04 | Sunday10:00 New Play Piano in a Flash12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Great American Songbook4:00 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers6:00 ‘60s Girl Grooves8:00 Live From Lincoln Center: Josh Groban9:30 Downton Abbey Revisited11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

WKAR WorldWKAR World is seen on Channel 23.2 and many cable systems. Programming is subject to change.

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 pmBaking with JuliaSu/W 7:30 pmBarbecue UniversityF 7:30 am & 1:30 pmBeautiful Indian FlavorsSu/W 8:30 am / W 2:30 pm (beginning 8/11)Caprial & John’s KitchenTu/Th 7 pm (ends 8/1)Chef John BeshSu/Tu/Th 9 pm Christina Tu/Th 2:30 pmCiao ItaliaM/F 8 am & 2 pm Cloddagh Irish Food TrailSu/W 8 am / W 2 pmCoastal CookingTu/Th 7 am & 1 pm Cook’s Country M/W/F 8:30 pm / Sa 2 pmCooking with Julie TabouliSu/W 7:30 am / W 1:30 pmEssential PepinSu/Tu/Th 8 & 11:30 pmHubert KellerTu/Th 7:30 pm (beginning 8/27)Jacques Pepin: More Fast FoodM/F 7:30 pm / Sa 1 pm Joanne Weir Cooking ClassSu/W 7 pmJoanne Weir: Cooking Conÿ denceM/W/F 9 pm Julia & JacquesTu/Th 7:30 pm (ends 8/22)Lidia’s Italy In AmericaM/W/F 8 & 11:30 pm / Sa 1:30 & 5 pmMartha Stewart Cooking SchoolSu-F 6:30 & 9:30 pm / Sa noon & 3 pmNew Scandinavian CookingTu/Th 8 am & 2 pm Nick StellinoM/F 2:30 Primal GrillM/F 7 am & 1 pm Rachel’s Favorite FoodSu 8:30 am / W 2:30 pm (ends 8/7)Sara’s Weeknight MealsTu/Th 7 pm (beginning 8/6)Simply MingM/F 7 pmWinemakersM/F 11:30 am & 5:30 pm (ends 8/12)

GardeningGarden Smart W 11 am & 5 pmGrowing a Greener WorldSu 11 amP. Allen Smith: Garden Home M/F 11 am & 5 pmP. Allen Smith: Garden to TableTu/Th 7:30 am & 1:30 pm The Victory GardenTu/Th 11 am & 5 pm

MSU is an A ̃ rmative-Action/ Equal-Opportunity Employer.

05 | Monday 8:00 Great Performances: Andrea Bocceli in Portoÿ no10:00 Hugh Laurie Live on the Queen Mary

06 | Tuesday8:00 Great Performances: Tony Bennett Duets10:00 Emile Sande Live at Royal Albert Hall

07 | Wednesday8:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Travel Skills Special10:00 A Gathering of Friends

08 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors9:00 A Farm Story with Jerry Apps10:30 Restoring Wetlands

09 | Friday 8:00 ’60s Girl Grooves10:00 Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan11:30 Sousa on the Rez

10 | Saturday10:00 Three Steps to Incredible Health11:00 Easy Yoga for Arthritis12:30 A Gathering of Friends1:30 Rock, Pop and Doo Wop3:00 The British Beat5:30 Legends of Folk: The Village Scene7:00 Daniel O’Donnell from the Heartland8:30 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Bryan Michael Fischer

11 | Sunday10:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills Special12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Elvis: Aloha from Hawai’i3:30 A Farm Story with Jerry Apps5:00 Doo Wop Love Songs7:00 Great Performances: Broadway Musicals – A Jewish Legacy9:00 Inside Foyle’s War10:30 Just Seen It!11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

12 | Monday8:00 The British Beat10:00 Gloria Estefan: Standards

13 | Tuesday8:00 After Newtown: Guns in America9:00 Fixing Juvie Justice 10:00 Frontline

14 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Outback Pelicans9:00 NOVA: Kings of Camou ̨age10:00 The Truth About Exercise with Michael Mosley

15 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out-of-Doors8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House 9:30 This Old House10:00 Finding Your Roots: Sanjay Gupta, Margaret Cho

16 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 Great Performances:

Tanglewood 75th Anniversary11:00 Austin City Limits: The Head and the Heart

17 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Beyond Bob Marley12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Alps of France & Switzerland12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 The Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife

10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Eyde Evans Hyde

18 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters11:30 QuizBusters12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Moyers & Company3:00 Woodsongs4:00 Classic Gospel5:00 This Old House5:30 Hometime6:00 The Truth About Money6:30 Tracks Ahead7:00 BackStage Pass: Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects8:00 Churchill: Destiny9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! The Lady Vanishes10:30 Just Seen It!11:30 O˜ the Record

19 | Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Antiques Roadshow10:00 P.O.V.: The Law in These Parts

20 | Tuesday8:00 Life of Muhammad

21 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Birds of the Gods9:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Stronger10:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Smaller

22 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors

8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots: John Legend, Wanda Sykes

23 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 American Masters: James Baldwin10:30 The Mysterious State of Franklin11:00 Austin City Limits: Fleet Foxes

24 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Roots, Rock, Reggae12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Alps of Austria & Italy12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects

25 | Sunday11:00 QuizBusters11:30 QuizBusters12:00 Washington Week12:30 O˜ the Record1:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 To the Contrary2:00 Moyers & Company3:00 Woodsongs4:00 Classic Gospel5:00 This Old House5:30 Hometime6:00 Truth About Money6:30 Tracks Ahead7:00 BackStage Pass: Howling Diablos8:00 Churchill: The Lion’s Roar9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Silk11:00 The McLaughlin Group11:30 O˜ the Record

26 | Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Antiques Roadshow10:00 P.O.V.: 5 Broken Cameras

27 | Tuesday8:00 In Performance at the White House: Music from Civil Rights Era9:00 March

28 | Wednesday8:00 Nature: Cracking the Koala Code9:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Cleaner10:00 NOVA: Making Stu˜ Smarter

29 | Thursday8:00 Michigan Out of Doors8:30 Red Green Show9:00 This Old House Hour10:00 Finding Your Roots: Michelle Rodriguez

30 | Friday 8:00 Washington Week8:30 O˜ the Record9:00 Side by Side: The Science/Art of Digital Filmmaking 10:00 Live From Lincoln Center: Audra McDonald11:30 Pickin’ & Trimmin’

31 | Saturday11:00 LRN 10111:30 Music Voyager: Dancehall Marathon12:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: France’s Alsace12:30 Victory Garden1:00 Under the Radar Michigan1:30 This Old House2:00 Ask This Old House2:30 Hometime3:00 Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Motorweek4:00 Great Getaways4:30 Michigan Out of Doors5:00 Wilderness Journal5:30 Inside E Street6:00 QuizBusters6:30 QuizBusters7:00 Lawrence Welk Show8:00 Antiques Roadshow9:00 Call the Midwife10:00 Last of the Summer Wine10:30 Red Green Show11:00 BackStage Pass: Howling Diablos

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

MondayNoon Smarter Brains (8/5) Nature: Hummingbirds (8/12)1:30 Love, Laugh & Eat (8/5) Albert King/Stevie Ray Vaughan (8/12)3:00 Unleash the Power of the Female Brain (8/5) Doo Wop Love Songs (8/12)6:00 Secrets of the Dead (8/5) Still on the Road (8/12) Faces of America (8/19, 26)7:00 Story of India (8/5) Sweet Tornado: Margo Jones (8/12) Carrier (8/19, 26)8:00 Legends of Folk: The Village Years (8/5) Unleash the Power of the Female Brain (8/12) After Newtown (8/19) Life of Muhammad (8/26)9:00 Secrets of the Dead (8/19) Cuban Missile Crisis (8/26)9:30 Elvis, Aloha from Hawai’i (8/5) 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/12)11:00 Charlie Rose (8/19, 26) History Detectives (8/12)

Tuesday6:00 Nature 7:00 Survival: Life in the Balance (8/6, 13) Saving the Bay (8/20, 27)8:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/6) 2013 First in Michigan (8/13) Promise of Michigan (8/20) People of Great Start (8/27)9:00 A Gathering of Friends (8/6) A Flea Market Documentary (8/13) To Market, To Market (8/20) Program About Unusual Buildings (8/27)11:00 Just Seen It11:30 On Story

Wednesday6:00 Frontline7:00 Sousa on the Rez (8/7) Fixing Juvie Justice (8/14) New Metropolis (8/21, 28)7:30 On Story (8/7, 21, 28)8:00 Magic Moments (8/7) Market Warriors (8/14, 21, 28)

9:00 Globe Trekker Food Hour (8/14) Silk Road (8/21, 28)10:00 Easy Yoga for Arthritis (8/7)11:00 Inner Compass 11:30 Pedal America

Thursday6:00 Secrets of the Dead Japanese Supersub (8/1) Deadliest Battle (8/8) Slave Ship Mutiny (8/22) Mumbai Massacre (8/29) Orchestra of Exiles (8/15)7:00 NOVA7:30 Jewish People: A Story of Survival (8/15)8:00 Secrets of the Manor House (8/1) Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/8) Churchill (8/22, 29)9:00 Nazi Mega Weapons (8/1) Hugh Laurie on the Queen Mary (8/8) Human Parade Renee Fleming (8/15) Ed Koch (8/22) Ignat Solzhenitsyn (8/29)11:00 My Generation11:30 Ecosense for Living (8/1) Growing a Greener World

(8/15, 22, 29)

FridayNoon Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/9)2:00 Great Performances Andrea Bocelli: Porto� no (8/9)4:00 Hugh Laurie on Queen Mary (8/9)6:00 Everest: A Climb for Peace (8/1) A Deadline Every Second (8/9) Global Voices (8/16) Indus River (8/23) Ripple of Hope (8/30)7:00 Well Read7:30 On Story 8:00 A Farm Story w/ Jerry Apps (8/2) Gloria Estefan: Standards (8/9) Red Green (8/16, 23, 30)8:30 Call the Midwife (8/16, 23, 30)9:30 Omni Health Revolution (8/2) Sarah Brightman: Dreamchaser (8/9) Last of the Summer Wine (8/16, 23, 30) Arts in Context (8/16)11:00 Charlie Rose

Saturday 10:00 Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/3) Unleash the Power of the Human Brain (8/10)Noon 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/3) A.D.D. & Mastering It (8/10)1:30 Smarter Brains (8/3) Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/10)3:00 Magic Moments (8/3)3:30 Protect Your Memory (8/10)5:00 Great American Songbook (8/3) A Gathering of Friends (8/10)6:00 Great Performances Broadway Musicals (8/10)

Home & DecoratingB OrganicM/F 11:30 am & 5:30 pm (beginning 8/16)For Your HomeTu/Th 5:30 pmKatie Brown WorkshopS 11:30 am / W 5:30 pm

Health & LifestylesBlood Sugar SolutionTh 8/8, 8 pmBody ElectricW 8:30 amClassical StretchTh 8:30 amDr. Fuhrman’s Immunity SolutionSu 8/4, 5 pm / M 8/12, 3 pmDr. Wayne Dyer: Wishes Fulÿ lledSa 8/3, 10 amDrop 7 Foods, Feel Better FastSu 8/4, 2 pmEasy Yoga for Easing PainW 8/7, 2 pmEasy Yoga for ArthritisTu 8/6, 1:30 pmEat & Cook HealthySu 8/4, 7:30 pm / M 8/12, 1:30 pmFirming After 50F 8/9, 9 am / Su 8/11, 5:30 pmHealthy Hormones: Brain-Body Fitness (T-TAPP)F 8/2, 9 am & 10 pm / Sa 8/3, 1 & 3 pm / Su 8/4, 6:30 pm / W 8/7, 9 am / Sa 8/10, 2 pmIs It Me Or My Hormones Su 8/11,10 amLove, Laugh and EatM 8/5, 8 pmPriscilla’s Yoga StretchesM 8:30 amSit & Be Fit Th 8:30 amSmarter BrainsTu 8/6, 9 am / W 8/7, 2 pm / F 8/9, 11:30 amThree Steps to Incredible HealthF 8/2, 8 pmUse Your Brain to Change Your AgeSa 8/3, 7 pm / Su 8/4, 10 am / Tu 8/6, 8 pm / Su 8/11, 8 pmWai Lana YogaF 8:30 am

Life SkillsEd Slott’s Retirement RescueSu 8/11, 2 pm / Su 8/12, 8 pmGathering of FriendsSa 8/3, 2 pm / M 8/5, 10 pm / Sa 8/10 3 pmHow to Shop for FreeSa 8/10, noonNew Play Piano in a FlashF 8/9, 8 pm

PaintingBest of Joy of PaintingTu/Th 6:30 am & 12:30 pmBob Ross, the Happy PainterTh 8/8, 1 pmJerry Yarnell/Paint ThisM/F 6:30 am / F 12:30 pm Schewee Art WorkshopSu/W 6:30 am & 12:30 pm

Sewing & NeedlecraftFons & Porter Love of QuiltingW 11:30 am

It’s Sew EasySu/W 6 am / W noon (ends 8/4)Knit & Crochet NowM/F 6 am & noon (ends 8/9)Knit & Crochet Today M/F 6 am & noon (begins 8/12)Knitting DailyTh 11:30 am Quilt in a DayT 11:30 amQuilting ArtsTu/Th 6 am Sewing with NancySu/W 6 a.m. (beginning 8/7)

Travel and RecreationBurt WolfTu/Th 11 pmA Farm Story with Jerry AppsF 8/9, 10 am / M 8/12, noonGlobe TrekkerM/F 9 am & 3 pm (beginning 8/12)Grannies on SafariSu 9:30 am; W 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (ends 8/14)In the AmericasSu/W 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (beginning 8/18)Pedal AmericaTu/Th 9:30 am & 3:30 pm (ends 8/15)Rick Steves’ Europe M-Sa 4 pm / Su-F 10:30 pmRick Steves’ Europe Travel SkillsSa 8/3, 9 pm / M 8/5, 3 pm / Th 8/8, 3 pm / F 8/9, 8 pm / Sa 8/10, 4 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 (beginning 8/20)TravelscopeSa 4:30 pm, M & F 11 pmWild Photo AdventuresSu 9 am

WoodworkingAmerican WoodshopM/F 10:30 am & 4:30 pm Ask This Old House S/W/F 10 am, 6 & 10 pm Built to LastW 9:30 am (beginning 8/21)HometimeTu/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

BackStagePassSundays at 7 pm;Saturdays at 11 pm

8/3 Home Again

8/10 Bryan Michael Fischer

8/17 Eyde Evans Hyde

8/18 & 24 Brian Lorente and the Usual Suspects

8/25 Howling Diablos

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 pmO° the Record11:30 pm

QuizBustersSaturdays at 6 & 6:30 pmSundays at 11 & 11:30 am

8/17-18 Haslett v. Saline/Pittsford v. Lansing Catholic

8/24-25 Lansing Eastern v. Lansing Everett/Hillsdale v. Kent City

8/31 Okemos v. Haslett/Jackson Christian v. Lansing Catholic

Nature cracks the Koala code. (Aug. 28, WKAR; repeated on WKAR World)

Gwen Iÿ llPBS NewsHour

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WKAR Create on WKAR.org.

O˜ the Record (8/17, 24, 31)6:30 Under the Radar Michigan (8/17, 24, 31)7:00 Emile Sande Live at Royal Albert Hall (8/3) Moyers & Company (8/17, 24, 31)8:00 ‘60s Girl Grooves (8/3) Rock, Pop & Doo Wop (8/10) BackStage Pass Home Again (8/17) Bryan Michael Fischer (8/24) Eyde Evans Hyde (8/31)9:00 Frontline (8/17) Fixing Juvie Justice (8/24) March (8/31)10:00 Inside Foyle’s War (8/10) Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour (8/3) The Lady Vanishes (8/24) Silk (8/31) Queen Victoria’s Empire (8/17)11:30 Film School Shorts (8/3) Out of Order (8/10) Theatre Talk (8/24)

Sunday 10:00 3 Steps to Incredible Health (8/4) Nature: Hummingbirds (8/11)Noon I Am (8/4)2:00 Healthy Hormones (8/4) Rick Steves’ Travel Skills (8/4)3:00 Smarter Brains (8/4)4:00 Great Performances Andrea Bocelli In Portofino (8/11)4:30 Omni Health Revolution (8/4)6:00 America’s Heartland (8/18, 25) Great Performances Tony Bennett Duets II (8/11)6:30 Jimmy Dean Show (8/4) Great Getaways (8/18, 25)7:00 Global Voices (8/18) Throwing Sand (8/25)7:30 The New Metropolis (8/25)8:00 Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers (8/4) The British Beat (8/11) Antiques Roadshow (8/18, 25)9:00 Great Performances Tanglewood’s 75th Anniversary (8/18) American Masters: James Baldwin (8/25)10:00 Hugh Laurie Live on Queen Mary (8/4) Albert King/ Stevie Ray Vaughan (8/11)10:30 Global Voices (8/25)11:00 On Story (8/4, 18)11:30 Dreamer’s Theatre (8/4) Sousa on the Rez (8/11) Napa: One Step at a Time (8/18) The New Metropolis (8/25)

David Pogue returns to NOVA in the popular four-part series “Making Stu ̨ .” (Thursdays on WKAR World; also on WKAR.)

Elvis’ classic 1973 concert from Hawai’i is featured. (Aug. 11; repeated on WKAR World.)

Step behind the scenes of Foyle’s War in a preview of the new season. (Aug. 10; also on WKAR-TV)

Carol Karber, Marlene Wilkins and Matt Ludtke, your “Carolopedia” team.

Rick Steves shares his travel skills. (many repeats on Create and WKAR)

The Supremes are featured in ‘60s Girl Grooves hosted by Mary Wilson. (Aug. 4, with many repeats)

Jimmy Dean’s country variety show is recalled. (Aug. 3)

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Masterpiece Mystery!Sundays at 9 pmIn The Lady Vanishes (August 18) a young socialite suspects foul play when a woman inexplicably disappears from a train in this new adaptation of the classic thriller.

Silk (August 25) is a modern, fast-paced legal drama that follows the rivalries, passions and intrigues of criminal law, focusing on rival barristers played by Maxine Peake and Rupert Penry-Jones.

NOVAWednesdays, 9 & 10 pmNOVA brings back technology columnist David Pogue in the popular series Making Stu˜ . Pogue focuses on the process of invention as he looks at making stu� stronger, smaller, cleaner and smarter.

Great PerformancesFri., August 16, 9 pmCelebrate 75 years of Tanglewood in a star-studded evening featuring some of the performing arts festival’s most distinguished and longtime guests.

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90.5 Community ConcertsTuesdays at 7 p.m., 90.5 (repeated Saturdays at 2 p.m.)LSO=Lansing Symphony Orchestra; MSU= Michigan State University Symphony Orchestra; COM=College of Music; JSO=Jackson Symphony Orchestra; Lange=Lange Choral Ensemble

Tuesday, August 6, 7 pm; Saturday, August 10, 2 pmSerge Prokoÿ ev: “Romeo at Juliet’s Before Parting” from the ballet, “Romeo and Juliet,” JSO

Dmitri Shostakovich: Concerto No. 1 in E-Flat for Cello & Orchestra, Dimitriy Yanov Yanovsky, cello, MSU

Dan Forrest: Three Nocturnes for Chorus & Percussion, MSU University Chorale

Tuesday, August 13, 7 pm; Saturday, August 17, 2 pmSergei Rachmanino˜ : “Elegie” in e-� at minor, Minsoo Sohn, piano

Sergei Rachmanino˜ : Sonata in g minor for Cello & Piano, Suren Bagratuni, cello; Minsoo Sohn, piano

Fritz Kreisler: “Liebesleid” (trans. Rachmanino� ), Minsoo Sohn, piano Tuesday, August 20, 7 pm; Saturday, August 24, 2 pmSerge Prokoÿ ev: A Suite from the ballet, “Romeo and Juliet,” Op. 64, JSO

Carter Pann: “My Brother’s Brain,” Symphony for Winds, MSU Wind Symphony

Jonathan McNair: “Heart-Cry Alleluias,” Susan Stinson, piano; MSU Children’s Choir

Tuesday, August 27, 7 pm; Saturday, August 31, 2 pmNote: All selections from the College of Music Honors Concert recorded March 15, 2013Antonio Pasculli: Concerto for Oboe & Orchestra (after themes fron Donizetti’s opera, “La favorita”), Woo Jun Kim, oboe, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Keiko Abe: “Prism Rhapsody” for Marimba & Orchestra, Jonathan Wright, marimba, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Maurice Ravel: “Tzigane” for Violin & Orchestra, Oleg Bezuglov, violin, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Peter Klatzow: Concerto for Marimba & Strings, Kelsey Tamayo, marimba, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

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WKAR’s summer pledge drive includes music ranging from the Great American Songbook to Elvis and ‘60s Girl Grooves! You’ll � nd plenty of health information and Rick Steves is back, too!

Also Noteworthy in August:

“BackStage Pass” at the Lansing JazzFest

Two new dramas on “Mystery!”

Meet the people behind Carolopedia!

August 1• from Jim and Patty Croom in celebration of their

33rd wedding anniversary.

August 2• in celebration of Drew Sequin’s birthday.

August 3• from Barbara McMillan, in memory of Don, who

was a faithful WKAR-FM listener.• from Brian H. and Cheryl Clarkson.• in memory of Marcia Schneiderman from her

daughter, Helen.

August 6• from Bud Fliss in memory of Jan Fliss, his wife

of 52 years.• from Richard H. and Sabra L. Scheel.

August 7• from Crossroads Physical Therapy in Okemos.

August 8• in celebration of Chris and Dave Hollister’s

wedding anniversary.• from Dr. Beth Alexander, reminding everyone to

stay ÿ t and get moving, to protect their health.

August 9• from Charles and Mary Ellen Toy celebrating

their 38th anniversary and their daughter Elizabeth’s 25th birthday.

August 10• in celebration of Marilyn and Ted Wulfekuhler’s

wedding anniversary and in honor of their family.

• from Theresa and Christopher Cooper.• in honor of Evelyn Davis’ birthday today by her

husband, Don.

August 11• remembering John William Dennany, who

loved all sports, especially MSU football and sports radio.

• from Tom Sampson and Nancy Wonch in celebration of 40 happy years of marriage.

August 12• from Fred and Jean Graham, on their

wedding anniversary.• from Thomas and Colleen Carey

in celebration of their anniversary and appreciation of their family.

• from Tom and Colleen Carey in celebration of their anniversary and their beautiful family.

August 14• from Walter Adams, in commemoration of V-J

Day and the Allied Victory in World War II.

August 15• from Kerry and Joe Chartko° in celebration of

their 48th anniversary.• from Terry Richards and Rosemary Caruso

on their 11th wedding anniversary. Happy birthday Rosemary!

• from Suzanne Brouse, in celebration of her sons, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

August 16• from Laura Ashlee and Dean Anderson in

celebration of their 10th wedding anniversary.

August 17• from Norman to Janette, the love of his life, on

her birthday.• from Colletta H. Moser.

August 18• from Dick and Lou Mitchell. It’s happy

anniversary time!• from David and Margaret Houseman in

celebration of their 46th anniversary tomorrow.

August 19• from Richard Miles, in honor of the birth of

his wife, Linda.• from Irene, in memory of Paul Shutt,

their wedding 46 years ago, and wonderful memories.

• from Kate Lein and Ken Zielinski in memory of James and Penelope.

August 20• in celebration of 30 years of marriage to a

dedicated partner and soul mate.• from Mark to Marion sending best wishes on

her birthday.• from Susan and John Leahy joyfully

celebrating 36 wonderful years of marriage and partnership together.

August 21• from Side Street Garage in Chelsea,

celebrating Dan and Bobbie Ho° enbecker’s 42nd wedding anniversary.

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

WKAR Jazz Classic and contemporary jazz, 24/7.

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

“Here & Now” on AM/870You may have noticed a new program on AM/870, weekdays at 2 p.m. In June, Here & Now, a talk show hosted by Robin Young and Jeremy Hobson, premiered.

The live program was scheduled to meet growing audience demand for midday news and analysis. Here & Now re� ects the � uid world of news as it’s happening, with timely, smart and in-depth news and conversation.

Robin Young, host of Here & Now since 2000, is a Peabody Award-winning journalist who has reported for NBC, CBS and ABC television. Jeremy Hobson is a public radio reporter, producer and former host of Marketplace Morning Report. Additionally, Meghna Chakrabarti will serve as the program’s primary back-up host.

Current State at the Great Lakes Folk FestivalCurrent State will broadcast live from the Great Lakes Folk Festival in downtown East Lansing at 6 p.m. on Friday, August 9. We’ll chat with performers, festival organizers and more at the � rst day of this three-day folk music spectacular produced by the MSU Museum.

The Great Lakes Folk Festival features music from around the world at several stages, a dance stage, a community sing and an area focusing on folk traditions, along with an international food court.

The event continues through August 11 and is free. For more information visit greatlakesfolkfest.net

FM 90.5 Schedule 90.5 ClassicalClassical music airs on 90.5 weekdays from 10 am to 4 pm and returns at 7 pm, unless otherwise indicated.

Weekdays5-9 am Morning Edition9 am Current State4 pm All Things Considered6 pm Current State

Saturdays8 am Weekend Edition10 am Car Talk11 am Current State Weekend Noon What’s New on WKAR2 pm 90.5 Community Concerts5 pm All Things Considered Weekend6 pm A Prairie Home Companion8 pm The Dan Bayer Jazz Show

Sundays8 am Morning Edition Weekend10 am A Prairie Home CompanionNoon Current State Weekend6 pm Folk Alley8 pm The Folk Sampler 8/4 Old Friends 8/11 That Song About the River 8/18 Come Fly With Me 8/25 No! That’s Your Answer!9 pm The Thistle & the Shamrock 8/4 Flute & Whistle 8/11 Song Beat 8/18 Family Gathering 8/25 New Summer Releases (Part 1)

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August 22• from Eileen Houston in loving remembrance of

Bob and their 45 years of marriage.• from Barb and Scott Myckowiak in celebration of

32 fantastic, exciting years of marriage.

August 23• from John remembering Nancy Elizabeth Hand on

their 42nd anniversary. Never forgotten. Forever loved. Eternally grieved.

• from Ernie and Tina Block in celebration of love, family and happiness on their 27th anniversary.

• from Walter and Pauline Adams, August 23, 1943, a day to remember.

• from the Sernick Family in memory of Norman Sernick.

August 24• from Basil and Coralene Bloss in celebration of

their 45th wedding anniversary.

August 25• wishing Shannon a very happy birthday,

from her mom.• from Joyce Wagner.

August 27• from Mary and Larry Hennessey in celebration of

their 30th wedding anniversary.• from Roger and Joan Overway in celebration of

their wedding on this date in 1960.• from Walter and Pauline Adams, August 27, 1922,

a day to remember.• from Walter Adams, in commemoration of the

Morrill Land Grant College Act.

August 28• from Kay Randolph-Back, in memory of her

brother Kemp.• from Ellen Bauerle and David Potter in celebration

of their daughters Claire and Natalie.• from BJ and Herb Scogg in thanks for 59 years of

happy marriage.

August 29• from Jessi Adler wishing her husband Ari a

happy anniversary.• from Gerald and Barbara Martz in celebration of

their 54th wedding anniversary.• from Clare and Cecil Mackey in celebration of 60

adventuresome years of marriage.

August 30• from Harvey Kern, in loving memory of Norine

Kern, on the date of their wedding anniversary.• from Sam and Trish to celebrate their

wedding anniversary.

August 31• from Cynthia and Ralph Johnston, celebrating the

great music on WKAR-FM.

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AM 870 ScheduleWeekdays Sign on: Morning Edition8:30 am Radio Reader “Robert Redford,”

by Michael Feeney Callan 9 am Morning Edition11 am BBC NewsHourNoon Current State1 pm Current Sports with Al Martin2 pm Here & Now3 pm Fresh Air 4 pm All Things ConsideredSign O˜ BBC Overnight Stream on WKAR.org

SaturdaysSign On Ondas en Espanõl10 am Weekend Edition Saturday11am Current State WeekendNoon Car Talk1 pm Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me2 pm Current State Weekend3 pm Fresh Air Weekend4 pm Prime Time Radio5 pm All Things Considered

SundaysSign On Ondas en Espanõl10 am Weekend Edition SundayNoon Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me1 pm Current State Weekend2 pm On the Media3 pm Car Talk4 pm MSU Today5 pm All Things Considered6 pm Ondas en Espanõl

Join us August 2-12 for specials that highlight music, nostalgia and much more. And please don’t forget to renew your gift to WKAR.

‘60s Girl Grooves, hosted by Mary Wilson, celebrates the greatest girl groups and solo singers of the 1960s, while Elvis, Aloha from Hawai’i features the superstar’s 1973 concert. Open the Great American Songbook with Michael Feinstein, enjoy nostalgic standards from Gloria Estefan, and look back at Jimmy Dean’s country variety series.

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Masterpiece Mystery!Sundays at 9 pmIn The Lady Vanishes (August 18) a young socialite suspects foul play when a woman inexplicably disappears from a train in this new adaptation of the classic thriller.

Silk (August 25) is a modern, fast-paced legal drama that follows the rivalries, passions and intrigues of criminal law, focusing on rival barristers played by Maxine Peake and Rupert Penry-Jones.

NOVAWednesdays, 9 & 10 pmNOVA brings back technology columnist David Pogue in the popular series Making Stu˜ . Pogue focuses on the process of invention as he looks at making stu� stronger, smaller, cleaner and smarter.

Great PerformancesFri., August 16, 9 pmCelebrate 75 years of Tanglewood in a star-studded evening featuring some of the performing arts festival’s most distinguished and longtime guests.

Included are Emanuel Ax, Yo-Yo Ma, Anne-Sophie Mutter, James Taylor, the Boston Pops and many others.

90.5 Community ConcertsTuesdays at 7 p.m., 90.5 (repeated Saturdays at 2 p.m.)LSO=Lansing Symphony Orchestra; MSU= Michigan State University Symphony Orchestra; COM=College of Music; JSO=Jackson Symphony Orchestra; Lange=Lange Choral Ensemble

Tuesday, August 6, 7 pm; Saturday, August 10, 2 pmSerge Prokoÿ ev: “Romeo at Juliet’s Before Parting” from the ballet, “Romeo and Juliet,” JSO

Dmitri Shostakovich: Concerto No. 1 in E-Flat for Cello & Orchestra, Dimitriy Yanov Yanovsky, cello, MSU

Dan Forrest: Three Nocturnes for Chorus & Percussion, MSU University Chorale

Tuesday, August 13, 7 pm; Saturday, August 17, 2 pmSergei Rachmanino˜ : “Elegie” in e-� at minor, Minsoo Sohn, piano

Sergei Rachmanino˜ : Sonata in g minor for Cello & Piano, Suren Bagratuni, cello; Minsoo Sohn, piano

Fritz Kreisler: “Liebesleid” (trans. Rachmanino� ), Minsoo Sohn, piano Tuesday, August 20, 7 pm; Saturday, August 24, 2 pmSerge Prokoÿ ev: A Suite from the ballet, “Romeo and Juliet,” Op. 64, JSO

Carter Pann: “My Brother’s Brain,” Symphony for Winds, MSU Wind Symphony

Jonathan McNair: “Heart-Cry Alleluias,” Susan Stinson, piano; MSU Children’s Choir

Tuesday, August 27, 7 pm; Saturday, August 31, 2 pmNote: All selections from the College of Music Honors Concert recorded March 15, 2013Antonio Pasculli: Concerto for Oboe & Orchestra (after themes fron Donizetti’s opera, “La favorita”), Woo Jun Kim, oboe, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Keiko Abe: “Prism Rhapsody” for Marimba & Orchestra, Jonathan Wright, marimba, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Maurice Ravel: “Tzigane” for Violin & Orchestra, Oleg Bezuglov, violin, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Peter Klatzow: Concerto for Marimba & Strings, Kelsey Tamayo, marimba, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

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WKAR’s summer pledge drive includes music ranging from the Great American Songbook to Elvis and ‘60s Girl Grooves! You’ll � nd plenty of health information and Rick Steves is back, too!

Also Noteworthy in August:

“BackStage Pass” at the Lansing JazzFest

Two new dramas on “Mystery!”

Meet the people behind Carolopedia!

August 1• from Jim and Patty Croom in celebration of their

33rd wedding anniversary.

August 2• in celebration of Drew Sequin’s birthday.

August 3• from Barbara McMillan, in memory of Don, who

was a faithful WKAR-FM listener.• from Brian H. and Cheryl Clarkson.• in memory of Marcia Schneiderman from her

daughter, Helen.

August 6• from Bud Fliss in memory of Jan Fliss, his wife

of 52 years.• from Richard H. and Sabra L. Scheel.

August 7• from Crossroads Physical Therapy in Okemos.

August 8• in celebration of Chris and Dave Hollister’s

wedding anniversary.• from Dr. Beth Alexander, reminding everyone to

stay ÿ t and get moving, to protect their health.

August 9• from Charles and Mary Ellen Toy celebrating

their 38th anniversary and their daughter Elizabeth’s 25th birthday.

August 10• in celebration of Marilyn and Ted Wulfekuhler’s

wedding anniversary and in honor of their family.

• from Theresa and Christopher Cooper.• in honor of Evelyn Davis’ birthday today by her

husband, Don.

August 11• remembering John William Dennany, who

loved all sports, especially MSU football and sports radio.

• from Tom Sampson and Nancy Wonch in celebration of 40 happy years of marriage.

August 12• from Fred and Jean Graham, on their

wedding anniversary.• from Thomas and Colleen Carey

in celebration of their anniversary and appreciation of their family.

• from Tom and Colleen Carey in celebration of their anniversary and their beautiful family.

August 14• from Walter Adams, in commemoration of V-J

Day and the Allied Victory in World War II.

August 15• from Kerry and Joe Chartko° in celebration of

their 48th anniversary.• from Terry Richards and Rosemary Caruso

on their 11th wedding anniversary. Happy birthday Rosemary!

• from Suzanne Brouse, in celebration of her sons, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

August 16• from Laura Ashlee and Dean Anderson in

celebration of their 10th wedding anniversary.

August 17• from Norman to Janette, the love of his life, on

her birthday.• from Colletta H. Moser.

August 18• from Dick and Lou Mitchell. It’s happy

anniversary time!• from David and Margaret Houseman in

celebration of their 46th anniversary tomorrow.

August 19• from Richard Miles, in honor of the birth of

his wife, Linda.• from Irene, in memory of Paul Shutt,

their wedding 46 years ago, and wonderful memories.

• from Kate Lein and Ken Zielinski in memory of James and Penelope.

August 20• in celebration of 30 years of marriage to a

dedicated partner and soul mate.• from Mark to Marion sending best wishes on

her birthday.• from Susan and John Leahy joyfully

celebrating 36 wonderful years of marriage and partnership together.

August 21• from Side Street Garage in Chelsea,

celebrating Dan and Bobbie Ho° enbecker’s 42nd wedding anniversary.

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

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

WKAR Jazz Classic and contemporary jazz, 24/7.

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

“Here & Now” on AM/870You may have noticed a new program on AM/870, weekdays at 2 p.m. In June, Here & Now, a talk show hosted by Robin Young and Jeremy Hobson, premiered.

The live program was scheduled to meet growing audience demand for midday news and analysis. Here & Now re� ects the � uid world of news as it’s happening, with timely, smart and in-depth news and conversation.

Robin Young, host of Here & Now since 2000, is a Peabody Award-winning journalist who has reported for NBC, CBS and ABC television. Jeremy Hobson is a public radio reporter, producer and former host of Marketplace Morning Report. Additionally, Meghna Chakrabarti will serve as the program’s primary back-up host.

Current State at the Great Lakes Folk FestivalCurrent State will broadcast live from the Great Lakes Folk Festival in downtown East Lansing at 6 p.m. on Friday, August 9. We’ll chat with performers, festival organizers and more at the � rst day of this three-day folk music spectacular produced by the MSU Museum.

The Great Lakes Folk Festival features music from around the world at several stages, a dance stage, a community sing and an area focusing on folk traditions, along with an international food court.

The event continues through August 11 and is free. For more information visit greatlakesfolkfest.net

FM 90.5 Schedule 90.5 ClassicalClassical music airs on 90.5 weekdays from 10 am to 4 pm and returns at 7 pm, unless otherwise indicated.

Weekdays5-9 am Morning Edition9 am Current State4 pm All Things Considered6 pm Current State

Saturdays8 am Weekend Edition10 am Car Talk11 am Current State Weekend Noon What’s New on WKAR2 pm 90.5 Community Concerts5 pm All Things Considered Weekend6 pm A Prairie Home Companion8 pm The Dan Bayer Jazz Show

Sundays8 am Morning Edition Weekend10 am A Prairie Home CompanionNoon Current State Weekend6 pm Folk Alley8 pm The Folk Sampler 8/4 Old Friends 8/11 That Song About the River 8/18 Come Fly With Me 8/25 No! That’s Your Answer!9 pm The Thistle & the Shamrock 8/4 Flute & Whistle 8/11 Song Beat 8/18 Family Gathering 8/25 New Summer Releases (Part 1)

For more information on WKAR programming, visit WKAR.org or LIKE us on Facebook.

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• from Pete and Karen Marvin, in celebration of their 49th wedding anniversary.

August 22• from Eileen Houston in loving remembrance of

Bob and their 45 years of marriage.• from Barb and Scott Myckowiak in celebration of

32 fantastic, exciting years of marriage.

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their 42nd anniversary. Never forgotten. Forever loved. Eternally grieved.

• from Ernie and Tina Block in celebration of love, family and happiness on their 27th anniversary.

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• from the Sernick Family in memory of Norman Sernick.

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their 45th wedding anniversary.

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from her mom.• from Joyce Wagner.

August 27• from Mary and Larry Hennessey in celebration of

their 30th wedding anniversary.• from Roger and Joan Overway in celebration of

their wedding on this date in 1960.• from Walter and Pauline Adams, August 27, 1922,

a day to remember.• from Walter Adams, in commemoration of the

Morrill Land Grant College Act.

August 28• from Kay Randolph-Back, in memory of her

brother Kemp.• from Ellen Bauerle and David Potter in celebration

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happy marriage.

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happy anniversary.• from Gerald and Barbara Martz in celebration of

their 54th wedding anniversary.• from Clare and Cecil Mackey in celebration of 60

adventuresome years of marriage.

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AM 870 ScheduleWeekdays Sign on: Morning Edition8:30 am Radio Reader “Robert Redford,”

by Michael Feeney Callan 9 am Morning Edition11 am BBC NewsHourNoon Current State1 pm Current Sports with Al Martin2 pm Here & Now3 pm Fresh Air 4 pm All Things ConsideredSign O˜ BBC Overnight Stream on WKAR.org

SaturdaysSign On Ondas en Espanõl10 am Weekend Edition Saturday11am Current State WeekendNoon Car Talk1 pm Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me2 pm Current State Weekend3 pm Fresh Air Weekend4 pm Prime Time Radio5 pm All Things Considered

SundaysSign On Ondas en Espanõl10 am Weekend Edition SundayNoon Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me1 pm Current State Weekend2 pm On the Media3 pm Car Talk4 pm MSU Today5 pm All Things Considered6 pm Ondas en Espanõl

Join us August 2-12 for specials that highlight music, nostalgia and much more. And please don’t forget to renew your gift to WKAR.

‘60s Girl Grooves, hosted by Mary Wilson, celebrates the greatest girl groups and solo singers of the 1960s, while Elvis, Aloha from Hawai’i features the superstar’s 1973 concert. Open the Great American Songbook with Michael Feinstein, enjoy nostalgic standards from Gloria Estefan, and look back at Jimmy Dean’s country variety series.

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Masterpiece Mystery!Sundays at 9 pmIn The Lady Vanishes (August 18) a young socialite suspects foul play when a woman inexplicably disappears from a train in this new adaptation of the classic thriller.

Silk (August 25) is a modern, fast-paced legal drama that follows the rivalries, passions and intrigues of criminal law, focusing on rival barristers played by Maxine Peake and Rupert Penry-Jones.

NOVAWednesdays, 9 & 10 pmNOVA brings back technology columnist David Pogue in the popular series Making Stu˜ . Pogue focuses on the process of invention as he looks at making stu� stronger, smaller, cleaner and smarter.

Great PerformancesFri., August 16, 9 pmCelebrate 75 years of Tanglewood in a star-studded evening featuring some of the performing arts festival’s most distinguished and longtime guests.

Included are Emanuel Ax, Yo-Yo Ma, Anne-Sophie Mutter, James Taylor, the Boston Pops and many others.

90.5 Community ConcertsTuesdays at 7 p.m., 90.5 (repeated Saturdays at 2 p.m.)LSO=Lansing Symphony Orchestra; MSU= Michigan State University Symphony Orchestra; COM=College of Music; JSO=Jackson Symphony Orchestra; Lange=Lange Choral Ensemble

Tuesday, August 6, 7 pm; Saturday, August 10, 2 pmSerge Prokoÿ ev: “Romeo at Juliet’s Before Parting” from the ballet, “Romeo and Juliet,” JSO

Dmitri Shostakovich: Concerto No. 1 in E-Flat for Cello & Orchestra, Dimitriy Yanov Yanovsky, cello, MSU

Dan Forrest: Three Nocturnes for Chorus & Percussion, MSU University Chorale

Tuesday, August 13, 7 pm; Saturday, August 17, 2 pmSergei Rachmanino˜ : “Elegie” in e-� at minor, Minsoo Sohn, piano

Sergei Rachmanino˜ : Sonata in g minor for Cello & Piano, Suren Bagratuni, cello; Minsoo Sohn, piano

Fritz Kreisler: “Liebesleid” (trans. Rachmanino� ), Minsoo Sohn, piano Tuesday, August 20, 7 pm; Saturday, August 24, 2 pmSerge Prokoÿ ev: A Suite from the ballet, “Romeo and Juliet,” Op. 64, JSO

Carter Pann: “My Brother’s Brain,” Symphony for Winds, MSU Wind Symphony

Jonathan McNair: “Heart-Cry Alleluias,” Susan Stinson, piano; MSU Children’s Choir

Tuesday, August 27, 7 pm; Saturday, August 31, 2 pmNote: All selections from the College of Music Honors Concert recorded March 15, 2013Antonio Pasculli: Concerto for Oboe & Orchestra (after themes fron Donizetti’s opera, “La favorita”), Woo Jun Kim, oboe, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Keiko Abe: “Prism Rhapsody” for Marimba & Orchestra, Jonathan Wright, marimba, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Maurice Ravel: “Tzigane” for Violin & Orchestra, Oleg Bezuglov, violin, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Peter Klatzow: Concerto for Marimba & Strings, Kelsey Tamayo, marimba, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

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Also Noteworthy in August:

“BackStage Pass” at the Lansing JazzFest

Two new dramas on “Mystery!”

Meet the people behind Carolopedia!

August 1• from Jim and Patty Croom in celebration of their

33rd wedding anniversary.

August 2• in celebration of Drew Sequin’s birthday.

August 3• from Barbara McMillan, in memory of Don, who

was a faithful WKAR-FM listener.• from Brian H. and Cheryl Clarkson.• in memory of Marcia Schneiderman from her

daughter, Helen.

August 6• from Bud Fliss in memory of Jan Fliss, his wife

of 52 years.• from Richard H. and Sabra L. Scheel.

August 7• from Crossroads Physical Therapy in Okemos.

August 8• in celebration of Chris and Dave Hollister’s

wedding anniversary.• from Dr. Beth Alexander, reminding everyone to

stay ÿ t and get moving, to protect their health.

August 9• from Charles and Mary Ellen Toy celebrating

their 38th anniversary and their daughter Elizabeth’s 25th birthday.

August 10• in celebration of Marilyn and Ted Wulfekuhler’s

wedding anniversary and in honor of their family.

• from Theresa and Christopher Cooper.• in honor of Evelyn Davis’ birthday today by her

husband, Don.

August 11• remembering John William Dennany, who

loved all sports, especially MSU football and sports radio.

• from Tom Sampson and Nancy Wonch in celebration of 40 happy years of marriage.

August 12• from Fred and Jean Graham, on their

wedding anniversary.• from Thomas and Colleen Carey

in celebration of their anniversary and appreciation of their family.

• from Tom and Colleen Carey in celebration of their anniversary and their beautiful family.

August 14• from Walter Adams, in commemoration of V-J

Day and the Allied Victory in World War II.

August 15• from Kerry and Joe Chartko° in celebration of

their 48th anniversary.• from Terry Richards and Rosemary Caruso

on their 11th wedding anniversary. Happy birthday Rosemary!

• from Suzanne Brouse, in celebration of her sons, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

August 16• from Laura Ashlee and Dean Anderson in

celebration of their 10th wedding anniversary.

August 17• from Norman to Janette, the love of his life, on

her birthday.• from Colletta H. Moser.

August 18• from Dick and Lou Mitchell. It’s happy

anniversary time!• from David and Margaret Houseman in

celebration of their 46th anniversary tomorrow.

August 19• from Richard Miles, in honor of the birth of

his wife, Linda.• from Irene, in memory of Paul Shutt,

their wedding 46 years ago, and wonderful memories.

• from Kate Lein and Ken Zielinski in memory of James and Penelope.

August 20• in celebration of 30 years of marriage to a

dedicated partner and soul mate.• from Mark to Marion sending best wishes on

her birthday.• from Susan and John Leahy joyfully

celebrating 36 wonderful years of marriage and partnership together.

August 21• from Side Street Garage in Chelsea,

celebrating Dan and Bobbie Ho° enbecker’s 42nd wedding anniversary.

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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.

“Here & Now” on AM/870You may have noticed a new program on AM/870, weekdays at 2 p.m. In June, Here & Now, a talk show hosted by Robin Young and Jeremy Hobson, premiered.

The live program was scheduled to meet growing audience demand for midday news and analysis. Here & Now re� ects the � uid world of news as it’s happening, with timely, smart and in-depth news and conversation.

Robin Young, host of Here & Now since 2000, is a Peabody Award-winning journalist who has reported for NBC, CBS and ABC television. Jeremy Hobson is a public radio reporter, producer and former host of Marketplace Morning Report. Additionally, Meghna Chakrabarti will serve as the program’s primary back-up host.

Current State at the Great Lakes Folk FestivalCurrent State will broadcast live from the Great Lakes Folk Festival in downtown East Lansing at 6 p.m. on Friday, August 9. We’ll chat with performers, festival organizers and more at the � rst day of this three-day folk music spectacular produced by the MSU Museum.

The Great Lakes Folk Festival features music from around the world at several stages, a dance stage, a community sing and an area focusing on folk traditions, along with an international food court.

The event continues through August 11 and is free. For more information visit greatlakesfolkfest.net

FM 90.5 Schedule 90.5 ClassicalClassical music airs on 90.5 weekdays from 10 am to 4 pm and returns at 7 pm, unless otherwise indicated.

Weekdays5-9 am Morning Edition9 am Current State4 pm All Things Considered6 pm Current State

Saturdays8 am Weekend Edition10 am Car Talk11 am Current State Weekend Noon What’s New on WKAR2 pm 90.5 Community Concerts5 pm All Things Considered Weekend6 pm A Prairie Home Companion8 pm The Dan Bayer Jazz Show

Sundays8 am Morning Edition Weekend10 am A Prairie Home CompanionNoon Current State Weekend6 pm Folk Alley8 pm The Folk Sampler 8/4 Old Friends 8/11 That Song About the River 8/18 Come Fly With Me 8/25 No! That’s Your Answer!9 pm The Thistle & the Shamrock 8/4 Flute & Whistle 8/11 Song Beat 8/18 Family Gathering 8/25 New Summer Releases (Part 1)

For more information on WKAR programming, visit WKAR.org or LIKE us on Facebook.

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August 22• from Eileen Houston in loving remembrance of

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32 fantastic, exciting years of marriage.

August 23• from John remembering Nancy Elizabeth Hand on

their 42nd anniversary. Never forgotten. Forever loved. Eternally grieved.

• from Ernie and Tina Block in celebration of love, family and happiness on their 27th anniversary.

• from Walter and Pauline Adams, August 23, 1943, a day to remember.

• from the Sernick Family in memory of Norman Sernick.

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their wedding on this date in 1960.• from Walter and Pauline Adams, August 27, 1922,

a day to remember.• from Walter Adams, in commemoration of the

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happy marriage.

August 29• from Jessi Adler wishing her husband Ari a

happy anniversary.• from Gerald and Barbara Martz in celebration of

their 54th wedding anniversary.• from Clare and Cecil Mackey in celebration of 60

adventuresome years of marriage.

August 30• from Harvey Kern, in loving memory of Norine

Kern, on the date of their wedding anniversary.• from Sam and Trish to celebrate their

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by Michael Feeney Callan 9 am Morning Edition11 am BBC NewsHourNoon Current State1 pm Current Sports with Al Martin2 pm Here & Now3 pm Fresh Air 4 pm All Things ConsideredSign O˜ BBC Overnight Stream on WKAR.org

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Join us August 2-12 for specials that highlight music, nostalgia and much more. And please don’t forget to renew your gift to WKAR.

‘60s Girl Grooves, hosted by Mary Wilson, celebrates the greatest girl groups and solo singers of the 1960s, while Elvis, Aloha from Hawai’i features the superstar’s 1973 concert. Open the Great American Songbook with Michael Feinstein, enjoy nostalgic standards from Gloria Estefan, and look back at Jimmy Dean’s country variety series.

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Masterpiece Mystery!Sundays at 9 pmIn The Lady Vanishes (August 18) a young socialite suspects foul play when a woman inexplicably disappears from a train in this new adaptation of the classic thriller.

Silk (August 25) is a modern, fast-paced legal drama that follows the rivalries, passions and intrigues of criminal law, focusing on rival barristers played by Maxine Peake and Rupert Penry-Jones.

NOVAWednesdays, 9 & 10 pmNOVA brings back technology columnist David Pogue in the popular series Making Stu˜ . Pogue focuses on the process of invention as he looks at making stu� stronger, smaller, cleaner and smarter.

Great PerformancesFri., August 16, 9 pmCelebrate 75 years of Tanglewood in a star-studded evening featuring some of the performing arts festival’s most distinguished and longtime guests.

Included are Emanuel Ax, Yo-Yo Ma, Anne-Sophie Mutter, James Taylor, the Boston Pops and many others.

90.5 Community ConcertsTuesdays at 7 p.m., 90.5 (repeated Saturdays at 2 p.m.)LSO=Lansing Symphony Orchestra; MSU= Michigan State University Symphony Orchestra; COM=College of Music; JSO=Jackson Symphony Orchestra; Lange=Lange Choral Ensemble

Tuesday, August 6, 7 pm; Saturday, August 10, 2 pmSerge Prokoÿ ev: “Romeo at Juliet’s Before Parting” from the ballet, “Romeo and Juliet,” JSO

Dmitri Shostakovich: Concerto No. 1 in E-Flat for Cello & Orchestra, Dimitriy Yanov Yanovsky, cello, MSU

Dan Forrest: Three Nocturnes for Chorus & Percussion, MSU University Chorale

Tuesday, August 13, 7 pm; Saturday, August 17, 2 pmSergei Rachmanino˜ : “Elegie” in e-� at minor, Minsoo Sohn, piano

Sergei Rachmanino˜ : Sonata in g minor for Cello & Piano, Suren Bagratuni, cello; Minsoo Sohn, piano

Fritz Kreisler: “Liebesleid” (trans. Rachmanino� ), Minsoo Sohn, piano Tuesday, August 20, 7 pm; Saturday, August 24, 2 pmSerge Prokoÿ ev: A Suite from the ballet, “Romeo and Juliet,” Op. 64, JSO

Carter Pann: “My Brother’s Brain,” Symphony for Winds, MSU Wind Symphony

Jonathan McNair: “Heart-Cry Alleluias,” Susan Stinson, piano; MSU Children’s Choir

Tuesday, August 27, 7 pm; Saturday, August 31, 2 pmNote: All selections from the College of Music Honors Concert recorded March 15, 2013Antonio Pasculli: Concerto for Oboe & Orchestra (after themes fron Donizetti’s opera, “La favorita”), Woo Jun Kim, oboe, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Keiko Abe: “Prism Rhapsody” for Marimba & Orchestra, Jonathan Wright, marimba, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Maurice Ravel: “Tzigane” for Violin & Orchestra, Oleg Bezuglov, violin, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

Peter Klatzow: Concerto for Marimba & Strings, Kelsey Tamayo, marimba, College of Music Honors Concert; MSU

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Also Noteworthy in August:

“BackStage Pass” at the Lansing JazzFest

Two new dramas on “Mystery!”

Meet the people behind Carolopedia!

August 1• from Jim and Patty Croom in celebration of their

33rd wedding anniversary.

August 2• in celebration of Drew Sequin’s birthday.

August 3• from Barbara McMillan, in memory of Don, who

was a faithful WKAR-FM listener.• from Brian H. and Cheryl Clarkson.• in memory of Marcia Schneiderman from her

daughter, Helen.

August 6• from Bud Fliss in memory of Jan Fliss, his wife

of 52 years.• from Richard H. and Sabra L. Scheel.

August 7• from Crossroads Physical Therapy in Okemos.

August 8• in celebration of Chris and Dave Hollister’s

wedding anniversary.• from Dr. Beth Alexander, reminding everyone to

stay ÿ t and get moving, to protect their health.

August 9• from Charles and Mary Ellen Toy celebrating

their 38th anniversary and their daughter Elizabeth’s 25th birthday.

August 10• in celebration of Marilyn and Ted Wulfekuhler’s

wedding anniversary and in honor of their family.

• from Theresa and Christopher Cooper.• in honor of Evelyn Davis’ birthday today by her

husband, Don.

August 11• remembering John William Dennany, who

loved all sports, especially MSU football and sports radio.

• from Tom Sampson and Nancy Wonch in celebration of 40 happy years of marriage.

August 12• from Fred and Jean Graham, on their

wedding anniversary.• from Thomas and Colleen Carey

in celebration of their anniversary and appreciation of their family.

• from Tom and Colleen Carey in celebration of their anniversary and their beautiful family.

August 14• from Walter Adams, in commemoration of V-J

Day and the Allied Victory in World War II.

August 15• from Kerry and Joe Chartko° in celebration of

their 48th anniversary.• from Terry Richards and Rosemary Caruso

on their 11th wedding anniversary. Happy birthday Rosemary!

• from Suzanne Brouse, in celebration of her sons, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

August 16• from Laura Ashlee and Dean Anderson in

celebration of their 10th wedding anniversary.

August 17• from Norman to Janette, the love of his life, on

her birthday.• from Colletta H. Moser.

August 18• from Dick and Lou Mitchell. It’s happy

anniversary time!• from David and Margaret Houseman in

celebration of their 46th anniversary tomorrow.

August 19• from Richard Miles, in honor of the birth of

his wife, Linda.• from Irene, in memory of Paul Shutt,

their wedding 46 years ago, and wonderful memories.

• from Kate Lein and Ken Zielinski in memory of James and Penelope.

August 20• in celebration of 30 years of marriage to a

dedicated partner and soul mate.• from Mark to Marion sending best wishes on

her birthday.• from Susan and John Leahy joyfully

celebrating 36 wonderful years of marriage and partnership together.

August 21• from Side Street Garage in Chelsea,

celebrating Dan and Bobbie Ho° enbecker’s 42nd wedding anniversary.

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

WKAR Jazz Classic and contemporary jazz, 24/7.

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

“Here & Now” on AM/870You may have noticed a new program on AM/870, weekdays at 2 p.m. In June, Here & Now, a talk show hosted by Robin Young and Jeremy Hobson, premiered.

The live program was scheduled to meet growing audience demand for midday news and analysis. Here & Now re� ects the � uid world of news as it’s happening, with timely, smart and in-depth news and conversation.

Robin Young, host of Here & Now since 2000, is a Peabody Award-winning journalist who has reported for NBC, CBS and ABC television. Jeremy Hobson is a public radio reporter, producer and former host of Marketplace Morning Report. Additionally, Meghna Chakrabarti will serve as the program’s primary back-up host.

Current State at the Great Lakes Folk FestivalCurrent State will broadcast live from the Great Lakes Folk Festival in downtown East Lansing at 6 p.m. on Friday, August 9. We’ll chat with performers, festival organizers and more at the � rst day of this three-day folk music spectacular produced by the MSU Museum.

The Great Lakes Folk Festival features music from around the world at several stages, a dance stage, a community sing and an area focusing on folk traditions, along with an international food court.

The event continues through August 11 and is free. For more information visit greatlakesfolkfest.net

FM 90.5 Schedule 90.5 ClassicalClassical music airs on 90.5 weekdays from 10 am to 4 pm and returns at 7 pm, unless otherwise indicated.

Weekdays5-9 am Morning Edition9 am Current State4 pm All Things Considered6 pm Current State

Saturdays8 am Weekend Edition10 am Car Talk11 am Current State Weekend Noon What’s New on WKAR2 pm 90.5 Community Concerts5 pm All Things Considered Weekend6 pm A Prairie Home Companion8 pm The Dan Bayer Jazz Show

Sundays8 am Morning Edition Weekend10 am A Prairie Home CompanionNoon Current State Weekend6 pm Folk Alley8 pm The Folk Sampler 8/4 Old Friends 8/11 That Song About the River 8/18 Come Fly With Me 8/25 No! That’s Your Answer!9 pm The Thistle & the Shamrock 8/4 Flute & Whistle 8/11 Song Beat 8/18 Family Gathering 8/25 New Summer Releases (Part 1)

For more information on WKAR programming, visit WKAR.org or LIKE us on Facebook.

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• from Pete and Karen Marvin, in celebration of their 49th wedding anniversary.

August 22• from Eileen Houston in loving remembrance of

Bob and their 45 years of marriage.• from Barb and Scott Myckowiak in celebration of

32 fantastic, exciting years of marriage.

August 23• from John remembering Nancy Elizabeth Hand on

their 42nd anniversary. Never forgotten. Forever loved. Eternally grieved.

• from Ernie and Tina Block in celebration of love, family and happiness on their 27th anniversary.

• from Walter and Pauline Adams, August 23, 1943, a day to remember.

• from the Sernick Family in memory of Norman Sernick.

August 24• from Basil and Coralene Bloss in celebration of

their 45th wedding anniversary.

August 25• wishing Shannon a very happy birthday,

from her mom.• from Joyce Wagner.

August 27• from Mary and Larry Hennessey in celebration of

their 30th wedding anniversary.• from Roger and Joan Overway in celebration of

their wedding on this date in 1960.• from Walter and Pauline Adams, August 27, 1922,

a day to remember.• from Walter Adams, in commemoration of the

Morrill Land Grant College Act.

August 28• from Kay Randolph-Back, in memory of her

brother Kemp.• from Ellen Bauerle and David Potter in celebration

of their daughters Claire and Natalie.• from BJ and Herb Scogg in thanks for 59 years of

happy marriage.

August 29• from Jessi Adler wishing her husband Ari a

happy anniversary.• from Gerald and Barbara Martz in celebration of

their 54th wedding anniversary.• from Clare and Cecil Mackey in celebration of 60

adventuresome years of marriage.

August 30• from Harvey Kern, in loving memory of Norine

Kern, on the date of their wedding anniversary.• from Sam and Trish to celebrate their

wedding anniversary.

August 31• from Cynthia and Ralph Johnston, celebrating the

great music on WKAR-FM.

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AM 870 ScheduleWeekdays Sign on: Morning Edition8:30 am Radio Reader “Robert Redford,”

by Michael Feeney Callan 9 am Morning Edition11 am BBC NewsHourNoon Current State1 pm Current Sports with Al Martin2 pm Here & Now3 pm Fresh Air 4 pm All Things ConsideredSign O˜ BBC Overnight Stream on WKAR.org

SaturdaysSign On Ondas en Espanõl10 am Weekend Edition Saturday11am Current State WeekendNoon Car Talk1 pm Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me2 pm Current State Weekend3 pm Fresh Air Weekend4 pm Prime Time Radio5 pm All Things Considered

SundaysSign On Ondas en Espanõl10 am Weekend Edition SundayNoon Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me1 pm Current State Weekend2 pm On the Media3 pm Car Talk4 pm MSU Today5 pm All Things Considered6 pm Ondas en Espanõl

Join us August 2-12 for specials that highlight music, nostalgia and much more. And please don’t forget to renew your gift to WKAR.

‘60s Girl Grooves, hosted by Mary Wilson, celebrates the greatest girl groups and solo singers of the 1960s, while Elvis, Aloha from Hawai’i features the superstar’s 1973 concert. Open the Great American Songbook with Michael Feinstein, enjoy nostalgic standards from Gloria Estefan, and look back at Jimmy Dean’s country variety series.

With lots to like, it’s important to check the listings on all three WKAR stations for the best in programs.

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