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Happy Summer! As we begin a new fiscal year, we take some time to assess our programming costs, sign contracts, and make sure we are operating an efficient station that brings you the best possible programs. While we strive to keep costs level, we are also focusing on developing more local and regional content, including news coverage, local arts and music, and interviews with movers and shakers in our communities.
SPR is growing. Our audience is up 20% from five years ago, and new members are joining in record numbers, citing fact-based journalism and local coverage. SPR is now approaching 50% of members who are “sustaining.” We’ve just set up SPR’s Fund for the Future endowment with the Innovia Foundation, which will help secure the future of our service for generations to come.
Of course there is always more to be done. We must replace aging equipment, and we strive to keep pace with the costs of living and programming. A huge Thank You to our members, volunteers, board, staff—and everyone in our communities who help make public radio the great service that it is today. It is indeed YOUR public radio station and it is a great community treasure that you helped to create.
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By Doug Nadvornick, program directorMy colleague Jim Tevenan is right in the middle of three exciting
new projects this summer. All of them debut at one time or other during the first week of July.
The one about which I’m most excited is Jim’s new half-hour weekly program, Northwest Arts Review. Jim will pull together some of the local arts segments that air throughout the week and bring them to new audiences in one program. During a typical show, you might hear an actor or director talk with Verne Windham about a play opening, a musician talk with Jim about an upcoming performance, and Dan Webster or Nathan Weinbender review a film. I like that we’re pairing Jim’s new show with my public affairs program, Inland Journal, for a high-quality, uniquely SPR block, airing Thursday from noon-1 pm on KPBX and Thursday from 3-4 pm on KSFC.
Jim will also bring back Vox Humana, Mondays from 7-8 pm on KPBX while Concert of the Week is on hiatus. Vox Humana brings us the best of regional choral singing. It will be followed at 8 pm by Center Stage from Wolf Trap, which brings us some of the best live performances by chamber musicians around the country.
Jim’s third project is a one-hour local classical music program...
More Local Programs Start in July
SPR Presents Yellow Submarine Aug 8Spokane Public Radio will host
an exclusive showing of Yellow Submarine on Wednesday, August 8 at the Bing Crosby Theatre. This special evening begins with a live taping of Movies 101 at 6:30pm before the film begins at 7:30pm.
Debuting in 1968, Yellow Submarine perfectly encapsulates the new art trends of the 60’s. The fantastical animated tale overflows with peace, love, and hope, packed to the brim with Beatles songs such as “All You Need is Love” and “When I’m Sixty-Four.” The songs and score have been remixed in 5.1 stereo surround sound at Abbey Road Studios, and the artwork was cleaned up carefully by hand, frame-by-frame. You won’t want to miss your chance to see it on the big screen!
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Volume 38 / No. 3 July to September 2018
The GuideYour Connection to Spokane Public Radio
KPBX Arts Calendar On Air and Online at SpokanePublicRadio.org
Coming Up with Spokane Public Radio
More Event Information at SpokanePublicRadio.org
KPBX Kids’ Concert: SidetrackSaturday, July 14, 1 p.m. – FREE at SCC Lair Auditorium, Mission at Greene.Sidetrack plays the music of the iconic Americana Rock ensemble The Band in honor of the 50th anniversary of their first album, Music from Big Pink.
SPR at Art on the GreenFriday, Aug. 3 - Sunday, Aug. 5 – FREE at the North Idaho College Campus in Coeur d’AleneVisit the SPR booth to meet with station staff and volunteers, find out about upcoming fall events, and enter a drawing for events tickets.
SPR Presents Yellow SubmarineWednesday, Aug. 8 6:30 p.m. – Bing Crosby Theater901 W. Sprague Ave. in Downtown SpokaneAn exclusive, one-night-only showing of the visually stunning Beatles film, digitally restored and remixed at Abbey Road for its 50th anniversary. A live taping of Movies 101 at 6:30 p.m. precedes the viewing at 7:30 p.m.
SPR at the Fall Arts PreviewMonday, Sep. 3, 4-7:30 p.m. – FREE at Comstock Park, near West 29th and Post on Spokane’s South HillJoin SPR staff and volunteers at this family-friendly arts showcase before the Spokane Symphony’s free concert. Enter SPR’s drawing for special event tickets!
KPBX Record Sale Fall Donation Day Saturday, September 22, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at SPR, 1229 N. Monroe Street, SpokaneDonate your gently-used records, CDs, DVDs and gear for next February’s Record Sale. On this special Saturday SPR staff and volunteers will help unload items.
KPBX Kids’ Concert: The Willows Saturday, Oct. 6, 1 p.m. – FREE at River Park Square, 808 W. Main Ave. in Downtown SpokaneThis dynamic acoustic ensemble offers a tribute to legendary folk singers Peter, Paul and Mary as well as their influences.
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VoxHumana
Center Stagefrom
Wolf Trap
A Little Afternoon Music
NW Arts
Exploring Music
ExploringMusic
ClassicalMusic
JanMunstedt
ClassicalMusicLeonardOakland
On Point RadiolabFascinatin’
RhythmFront PorchBluegrass
Wait Wait,Don’t Tell Me
NachoCeltic Hour
FolkAlley
SelectedShorts
LiveWire!
The MothRadio Hour
NPR’s All ThingsConsidered
Ask MeAnother
NPR's Morning Edition
Local News6:44a, 7:04a, 7:44a, 8:04a, 8:44a
Weekday Arts Calendar6:20a, 7:20a, 8:20a, 2p, 6:29p
Morning Classical
PianoBench
FootlightParade
GuitarHour
Livingon Earth
PublicForums
Inland JrnlZorbaPaster
ThisAmerican
Life
NPR's Weekend Edition
Sunday Morning Essay 9:34a
Weekend Arts Calendar6:18a, 7:18a, 8:18a,
9:18a, 11:55a
Fresh Air with Terry Gross
MarketplaceNPR’s All Things Considered
Local News at4:44p, 5:04p, 5:44p, 6:04p
The Bookshelf Movies 101
Jazzfor a
FridayAfternoonBrian Flick
BBC World Service
BrazillianHour Live Wire
BBCWorld
Service
L.A.TheatreWorks
The Score
Jazz ’tilMidnightJan Munstedt
Jazz ’tilMidnightBrian Flick
Afterglow
Night LightsJazz Review
ChicagoSymphonyOrchestra
MilwaukeeSymphonyOrchestra
Jazz Now
FridayNightJazz
JazzOdysseyJazz ODC
InlandFolk
with Zan
SaturdayCafé
MichaelPatoray
Beale St.Caravan
Soundspace
Heartsof Space
withDan Maher
Johnson’sImprobableHistory of Pop
BluesAmerica
ChamberMusicHarmonia Swingin’
Down the Lane
ThisAmerican
Life
NewReleases
Latin JazzPerspective
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BBC World Service
NPR’s Morning EditionLocal News6:06a, 7:06a
On Point
WorldRadio
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WeekendEdition
Saturday
WeekendEditionSunday
ClimateOne
WorldAffairs
Travel w/Rick Steves
TEDRadio HourInterfaith
Voices
Reveal InnovationHub
The Takeaway
BBC Newshour
NPR’s All Things Considered
ScienceFriday On the
MediaZorbaPaster
Movies 101Treatment
People’sPharmacy
BBC World Service
On Point (Repeat of 9a hour)
The DailyMarketplace
NPR’s All Things Considered
Fresh Air with Terry Gross
Native America Calling(also heard live M-F from 10a-11a on KPBZ)
As It Happens
On theMedia Reveal TED Radio
HourInnovation
HubThe
Takeaway
ScienceFridayBBC World Service
NPR’s All ThingsConsideredBBC World
ServiceDirector’s
ChoiceFresh AirWeekend
City Arts& Lectures
Live Wire A Wayw/ Words
WeeklyConstitutional
SelectedShorts
SnapJudgmentBig PictureScience
AlternativeRadio
WorldAffairs
Common-Wealth Club
Wait, WaitDon’t Tell Me
TechNation Le Show
MilkStreet
InsideEurope
You BetYour Garden
NPR’sWeekend Edition
Men Charge
Ask MeAnother
The Write ?
ThisAmerican
Life
Wait, WaitDon’t Tell Me
NW ArtsInland Jrnl
...on KPBX on Monday-Thursday from 2-3 pm. In addition to Jim’s new music show, we will add WFMT’s Exploring Music from 3-4 pm Monday-Thursday and 11 am-noon on Friday. Each week, Bill McGlaughlin takes one theme and, over five days, looks at it from a variety of angles. Those two programs will replace Performance Today in our program schedule.
KSFC listeners will notice three changes. Inland Journal will move to 3 pm on Thursday, followed by the aforementioned Northwest Arts Review at 3:30. On Fridays at 3 pm, Inside Europe from Germany’s Radio Deutsche Welle will explore topical issues on the continent.
Saturday mornings at 7 we’ll add Climate One, a weekly one-hour discussion program which explores issues related to energy, the environment and the economy. The panels include some of the top people working in business, academia, government and non-governmental organizations. Climate One replaces Living on Earth.
We’re excited that these programs allow us to expand our local program service to you and, at the same time, help us control the costs we pay for acquired programs. Please tune in and let us know what you think of the new programs. Write us at [email protected] or call our listener line at 509-232-6904.
Established in 1959, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra has been delighting millions of listeners nationwide with their radio series since 1971. This 13-part series celebrates the orchestra’s final season under the music direction of Edo de Waart. Tune in Wednesdays at 8 p.m.
Like an evening of pub trivia, Ask Me Another blends word games, puzzles, mind-benders, and unexpected guests for an hour of comedy, music, and obscure trivia. Play along at home or email [email protected] to become a contestant. KPBX Saturdays at 6 p.m. KSFC Saturdays at 9 a.m.
The Takeaway is a weekday news program featuring unique conversations with diverse voices, which invites listeners to join the discussion online and on-air. Hear it on KSFC Monday-Thursday at 11 a.m. and Fridays at 10 a.m.
Your Weekly Constitutional takes a deeper look at interesting and controversial issues in constitutional law in an accessible way everyone can understand. Tune in Tuesday nights at 10 p.m. on KSFC.
Continued from front panel Continued from front panel
Yellow Submarine Local Programming
Before the show, Dan Webster, Mary Pat Treuthart, and Nathan Weinbender will discuss the film as well as its influences and impacts in a live recording of Movies 101. Between the taping and the movie, 4000 Holes will have an amazing display of Yellow Submarine and Beatles memorabilia.
Tickets for this exclusive showing are available at all TicketsWest outlets. Continued on the next page
KPBX Arts Calendar On Air and Online at SpokanePublicRadio.org
Coming Up with Spokane Public Radio
More Event Information at SpokanePublicRadio.org
KPBX Kids’ Concert: SidetrackSaturday, July 14, 1 p.m. – FREE at SCC Lair Auditorium, Mission at Greene.Sidetrack plays the music of the iconic Americana Rock ensemble The Band in honor of the 50th anniversary of their first album, Music from Big Pink.
SPR at Art on the GreenFriday, Aug. 3 - Sunday, Aug. 5 – FREE at the North Idaho College Campus in Coeur d’AleneVisit the SPR booth to meet with station staff and volunteers, find out about upcoming fall events, and enter a drawing for events tickets.
SPR Presents Yellow SubmarineWednesday, Aug. 8 6:30 p.m. – Bing Crosby Theater901 W. Sprague Ave. in Downtown SpokaneAn exclusive, one-night-only showing of the visually stunning Beatles film, digitally restored and remixed at Abbey Road for its 50th anniversary. A live taping of Movies 101 at 6:30 p.m. precedes the viewing at 7:30 p.m.
SPR at the Fall Arts PreviewMonday, Sep. 3, 4-7:30 p.m. – FREE at Comstock Park, near West 29th and Post on Spokane’s South HillJoin SPR staff and volunteers at this family-friendly arts showcase before the Spokane Symphony’s free concert. Enter SPR’s drawing for special event tickets!
KPBX Record Sale Fall Donation Day Saturday, September 22, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at SPR, 1229 N. Monroe Street, SpokaneDonate your gently-used records, CDs, DVDs and gear for next February’s Record Sale. On this special Saturday SPR staff and volunteers will help unload items.
KPBX Kids’ Concert: The Willows Saturday, Oct. 6, 1 p.m. – FREE at River Park Square, 808 W. Main Ave. in Downtown SpokaneThis dynamic acoustic ensemble offers a tribute to legendary folk singers Peter, Paul and Mary as well as their influences.
Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat SunMid
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3a
4a
5a
6a
7a
8a
9a
10a
11a
12p
1p
2p
3p
5p
7p
8p
9p
10p
11p
6p
4p
VoxHumana
Center Stagefrom
Wolf Trap
A Little Afternoon Music
NW Arts
Exploring Music
ExploringMusic
ClassicalMusic
JanMunstedt
ClassicalMusicLeonardOakland
On Point RadiolabFascinatin’
RhythmFront PorchBluegrass
Wait Wait,Don’t Tell Me
NachoCeltic Hour
FolkAlley
SelectedShorts
LiveWire!
The MothRadio Hour
NPR’s All ThingsConsidered
Ask MeAnother
NPR's Morning Edition
Local News6:44a, 7:04a, 7:44a, 8:04a, 8:44a
Weekday Arts Calendar6:20a, 7:20a, 8:20a, 2p, 6:29p
Morning Classical
PianoBench
FootlightParade
GuitarHour
Livingon Earth
PublicForums
Inland JrnlZorbaPaster
ThisAmerican
Life
NPR's Weekend Edition
Sunday Morning Essay 9:34a
Weekend Arts Calendar6:18a, 7:18a, 8:18a,
9:18a, 11:55a
Fresh Air with Terry Gross
MarketplaceNPR’s All Things Considered
Local News at4:44p, 5:04p, 5:44p, 6:04p
The Bookshelf Movies 101
Jazzfor a
FridayAfternoonBrian Flick
BBC World Service
BrazillianHour Live Wire
BBCWorld
Service
L.A.TheatreWorks
The Score
Jazz ’tilMidnightJan Munstedt
Jazz ’tilMidnightBrian Flick
Afterglow
Night LightsJazz Review
ChicagoSymphonyOrchestra
MilwaukeeSymphonyOrchestra
Jazz Now
FridayNightJazz
JazzOdysseyJazz ODC
InlandFolk
with Zan
SaturdayCafé
MichaelPatoray
Beale St.Caravan
Soundspace
Heartsof Space
withDan Maher
Johnson’sImprobableHistory of Pop
BluesAmerica
ChamberMusicHarmonia Swingin’
Down the Lane
ThisAmerican
Life
NewReleases
Latin JazzPerspective
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10p
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10p
World Radio Network
BBC World Service
NPR’s Morning EditionLocal News6:06a, 7:06a
On Point
WorldRadio
Network
WeekendEdition
Saturday
WeekendEditionSunday
ClimateOne
WorldAffairs
Travel w/Rick Steves
TEDRadio HourInterfaith
Voices
Reveal InnovationHub
The Takeaway
BBC Newshour
NPR’s All Things Considered
ScienceFriday On the
MediaZorbaPaster
Movies 101Treatment
People’sPharmacy
BBC World Service
On Point (Repeat of 9a hour)
The DailyMarketplace
NPR’s All Things Considered
Fresh Air with Terry Gross
Native America Calling(also heard live M-F from 10a-11a on KPBZ)
As It Happens
On theMedia Reveal TED Radio
HourInnovation
HubThe
Takeaway
ScienceFridayBBC World Service
NPR’s All ThingsConsideredBBC World
ServiceDirector’s
ChoiceFresh AirWeekend
City Arts& Lectures
Live Wire A Wayw/ Words
WeeklyConstitutional
SelectedShorts
SnapJudgmentBig PictureScience
AlternativeRadio
WorldAffairs
Common-Wealth Club
Wait, WaitDon’t Tell Me
TechNation Le Show
MilkStreet
InsideEurope
You BetYour Garden
NPR’sWeekend Edition
Men Charge
Ask MeAnother
The Write ?
ThisAmerican
Life
Wait, WaitDon’t Tell Me
NW ArtsInland Jrnl
...on KPBX on Monday-Thursday from 2-3 pm. In addition to Jim’s new music show, we will add WFMT’s Exploring Music from 3-4 pm Monday-Thursday and 11 am-noon on Friday. Each week, Bill McGlaughlin takes one theme and, over five days, looks at it from a variety of angles. Those two programs will replace Performance Today in our program schedule.
KSFC listeners will notice three changes. Inland Journal will move to 3 pm on Thursday, followed by the aforementioned Northwest Arts Review at 3:30. On Fridays at 3 pm, Inside Europe from Germany’s Radio Deutsche Welle will explore topical issues on the continent.
Saturday mornings at 7 we’ll add Climate One, a weekly one-hour discussion program which explores issues related to energy, the environment and the economy. The panels include some of the top people working in business, academia, government and non-governmental organizations. Climate One replaces Living on Earth.
We’re excited that these programs allow us to expand our local program service to you and, at the same time, help us control the costs we pay for acquired programs. Please tune in and let us know what you think of the new programs. Write us at [email protected] or call our listener line at 509-232-6904.
Established in 1959, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra has been delighting millions of listeners nationwide with their radio series since 1971. This 13-part series celebrates the orchestra’s final season under the music direction of Edo de Waart. Tune in Wednesdays at 8 p.m.
Like an evening of pub trivia, Ask Me Another blends word games, puzzles, mind-benders, and unexpected guests for an hour of comedy, music, and obscure trivia. Play along at home or email [email protected] to become a contestant. KPBX Saturdays at 6 p.m. KSFC Saturdays at 9 a.m.
The Takeaway is a weekday news program featuring unique conversations with diverse voices, which invites listeners to join the discussion online and on-air. Hear it on KSFC Monday-Thursday at 11 a.m. and Fridays at 10 a.m.
Your Weekly Constitutional takes a deeper look at interesting and controversial issues in constitutional law in an accessible way everyone can understand. Tune in Tuesday nights at 10 p.m. on KSFC.
Continued from front panel Continued from front panel
Yellow Submarine Local Programming
Before the show, Dan Webster, Mary Pat Treuthart, and Nathan Weinbender will discuss the film as well as its influences and impacts in a live recording of Movies 101. Between the taping and the movie, 4000 Holes will have an amazing display of Yellow Submarine and Beatles memorabilia.
Tickets for this exclusive showing are available at all TicketsWest outlets. Continued on the next page
KPBX Arts Calendar On Air and Online at SpokanePublicRadio.org
Coming Up with Spokane Public Radio
More Event Information at SpokanePublicRadio.org
KPBX Kids’ Concert: SidetrackSaturday, July 14, 1 p.m. – FREE at SCC Lair Auditorium, Mission at Greene.Sidetrack plays the music of the iconic Americana Rock ensemble The Band in honor of the 50th anniversary of their first album, Music from Big Pink.
SPR at Art on the GreenFriday, Aug. 3 - Sunday, Aug. 5 – FREE at the North Idaho College Campus in Coeur d’AleneVisit the SPR booth to meet with station staff and volunteers, find out about upcoming fall events, and enter a drawing for events tickets.
SPR Presents Yellow SubmarineWednesday, Aug. 8 6:30 p.m. – Bing Crosby Theater901 W. Sprague Ave. in Downtown SpokaneAn exclusive, one-night-only showing of the visually stunning Beatles film, digitally restored and remixed at Abbey Road for its 50th anniversary. A live taping of Movies 101 at 6:30 p.m. precedes the viewing at 7:30 p.m.
SPR at the Fall Arts PreviewMonday, Sep. 3, 4-7:30 p.m. – FREE at Comstock Park, near West 29th and Post on Spokane’s South HillJoin SPR staff and volunteers at this family-friendly arts showcase before the Spokane Symphony’s free concert. Enter SPR’s drawing for special event tickets!
KPBX Record Sale Fall Donation Day Saturday, September 22, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at SPR, 1229 N. Monroe Street, SpokaneDonate your gently-used records, CDs, DVDs and gear for next February’s Record Sale. On this special Saturday SPR staff and volunteers will help unload items.
KPBX Kids’ Concert: The Willows Saturday, Oct. 6, 1 p.m. – FREE at River Park Square, 808 W. Main Ave. in Downtown SpokaneThis dynamic acoustic ensemble offers a tribute to legendary folk singers Peter, Paul and Mary as well as their influences.
Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat SunMid
1a
2a
3a
4a
5a
6a
7a
8a
9a
10a
11a
12p
1p
2p
3p
5p
7p
8p
9p
10p
11p
6p
4p
VoxHumana
Center Stagefrom
Wolf Trap
A Little Afternoon Music
NW Arts
Exploring Music
ExploringMusic
ClassicalMusic
JanMunstedt
ClassicalMusicLeonardOakland
On Point RadiolabFascinatin’
RhythmFront PorchBluegrass
Wait Wait,Don’t Tell Me
NachoCeltic Hour
FolkAlley
SelectedShorts
LiveWire!
The MothRadio Hour
NPR’s All ThingsConsidered
Ask MeAnother
NPR's Morning Edition
Local News6:44a, 7:04a, 7:44a, 8:04a, 8:44a
Weekday Arts Calendar6:20a, 7:20a, 8:20a, 2p, 6:29p
Morning Classical
PianoBench
FootlightParade
GuitarHour
Livingon Earth
PublicForums
Inland JrnlZorbaPaster
ThisAmerican
Life
NPR's Weekend Edition
Sunday Morning Essay 9:34a
Weekend Arts Calendar6:18a, 7:18a, 8:18a,
9:18a, 11:55a
Fresh Air with Terry Gross
MarketplaceNPR’s All Things Considered
Local News at4:44p, 5:04p, 5:44p, 6:04p
The Bookshelf Movies 101
Jazzfor a
FridayAfternoonBrian Flick
BBC World Service
BrazillianHour Live Wire
BBCWorld
Service
L.A.TheatreWorks
The Score
Jazz ’tilMidnightJan Munstedt
Jazz ’tilMidnightBrian Flick
Afterglow
Night LightsJazz Review
ChicagoSymphonyOrchestra
MilwaukeeSymphonyOrchestra
Jazz Now
FridayNightJazz
JazzOdysseyJazz ODC
InlandFolk
with Zan
SaturdayCafé
MichaelPatoray
Beale St.Caravan
Soundspace
Heartsof Space
withDan Maher
Johnson’sImprobableHistory of Pop
BluesAmerica
ChamberMusicHarmonia Swingin’
Down the Lane
ThisAmerican
Life
NewReleases
Latin JazzPerspective
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World Radio Network
BBC World Service
NPR’s Morning EditionLocal News6:06a, 7:06a
On Point
WorldRadio
Network
WeekendEdition
Saturday
WeekendEditionSunday
ClimateOne
WorldAffairs
Travel w/Rick Steves
TEDRadio HourInterfaith
Voices
Reveal InnovationHub
The Takeaway
BBC Newshour
NPR’s All Things Considered
ScienceFriday On the
MediaZorbaPaster
Movies 101Treatment
People’sPharmacy
BBC World Service
On Point (Repeat of 9a hour)
The DailyMarketplace
NPR’s All Things Considered
Fresh Air with Terry Gross
Native America Calling(also heard live M-F from 10a-11a on KPBZ)
As It Happens
On theMedia Reveal TED Radio
HourInnovation
HubThe
Takeaway
ScienceFridayBBC World Service
NPR’s All ThingsConsideredBBC World
ServiceDirector’s
ChoiceFresh AirWeekend
City Arts& Lectures
Live Wire A Wayw/ Words
WeeklyConstitutional
SelectedShorts
SnapJudgmentBig PictureScience
AlternativeRadio
WorldAffairs
Common-Wealth Club
Wait, WaitDon’t Tell Me
TechNation Le Show
MilkStreet
InsideEurope
You BetYour Garden
NPR’sWeekend Edition
Men Charge
Ask MeAnother
The Write ?
ThisAmerican
Life
Wait, WaitDon’t Tell Me
NW ArtsInland Jrnl
...on KPBX on Monday-Thursday from 2-3 pm. In addition to Jim’s new music show, we will add WFMT’s Exploring Music from 3-4 pm Monday-Thursday and 11 am-noon on Friday. Each week, Bill McGlaughlin takes one theme and, over five days, looks at it from a variety of angles. Those two programs will replace Performance Today in our program schedule.
KSFC listeners will notice three changes. Inland Journal will move to 3 pm on Thursday, followed by the aforementioned Northwest Arts Review at 3:30. On Fridays at 3 pm, Inside Europe from Germany’s Radio Deutsche Welle will explore topical issues on the continent.
Saturday mornings at 7 we’ll add Climate One, a weekly one-hour discussion program which explores issues related to energy, the environment and the economy. The panels include some of the top people working in business, academia, government and non-governmental organizations. Climate One replaces Living on Earth.
We’re excited that these programs allow us to expand our local program service to you and, at the same time, help us control the costs we pay for acquired programs. Please tune in and let us know what you think of the new programs. Write us at [email protected] or call our listener line at 509-232-6904.
Established in 1959, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra has been delighting millions of listeners nationwide with their radio series since 1971. This 13-part series celebrates the orchestra’s final season under the music direction of Edo de Waart. Tune in Wednesdays at 8 p.m.
Like an evening of pub trivia, Ask Me Another blends word games, puzzles, mind-benders, and unexpected guests for an hour of comedy, music, and obscure trivia. Play along at home or email [email protected] to become a contestant. KPBX Saturdays at 6 p.m. KSFC Saturdays at 9 a.m.
The Takeaway is a weekday news program featuring unique conversations with diverse voices, which invites listeners to join the discussion online and on-air. Hear it on KSFC Monday-Thursday at 11 a.m. and Fridays at 10 a.m.
Your Weekly Constitutional takes a deeper look at interesting and controversial issues in constitutional law in an accessible way everyone can understand. Tune in Tuesday nights at 10 p.m. on KSFC.
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Yellow Submarine Local Programming
Before the show, Dan Webster, Mary Pat Treuthart, and Nathan Weinbender will discuss the film as well as its influences and impacts in a live recording of Movies 101. Between the taping and the movie, 4000 Holes will have an amazing display of Yellow Submarine and Beatles memorabilia.
Tickets for this exclusive showing are available at all TicketsWest outlets. Continued on the next page
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to assess our programming costs, sign contracts, and make sure we are operating an efficient station that brings you the best possible programs. While we strive to keep costs level, we are also focusing on developing more local and regional content, including news coverage, local arts and music, and interviews with movers and shakers in our communities.
SPR is growing. Our audience is up 20% from five years ago, and new members are joining in record numbers, citing fact-based journalism and local coverage. SPR is now approaching 50% of members who are “sustaining.” We’ve just set up SPR’s Fund for the Future endowment with the Innovia Foundation, which will help secure the future of our service for generations to come.
Of course there is always more to be done. We must replace aging equipment, and we strive to keep pace with the costs of living and programming. A huge Thank You to our members, volunteers, board, staff—and everyone in our communities who help make public radio the great service that it is today. It is indeed YOUR public radio station and it is a great community treasure that you helped to create.
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By Doug Nadvornick, program directorMy colleague Jim Tevenan is right in the middle of three exciting
new projects this summer. All of them debut at one time or other during the first week of July.
The one about which I’m most excited is Jim’s new half-hour weekly program, Northwest Arts Review. Jim will pull together some of the local arts segments that air throughout the week and bring them to new audiences in one program. During a typical show, you might hear an actor or director talk with Verne Windham about a play opening, a musician talk with Jim about an upcoming performance, and Dan Webster or Nathan Weinbender review a film. I like that we’re pairing Jim’s new show with my public affairs program, Inland Journal, for a high-quality, uniquely SPR block, airing Thursday from noon-1 pm on KPBX and Thursday from 3-4 pm on KSFC.
Jim will also bring back Vox Humana, Mondays from 7-8 pm on KPBX while Concert of the Week is on hiatus. Vox Humana brings us the best of regional choral singing. It will be followed at 8 pm by Center Stage from Wolf Trap, which brings us some of the best live performances by chamber musicians around the country.
Jim’s third project is a one-hour local classical music program...
More Local Programs Start in July
SPR Presents Yellow Submarine Aug 8Spokane Public Radio will host
an exclusive showing of Yellow Submarine on Wednesday, August 8 at the Bing Crosby Theatre. This special evening begins with a live taping of Movies 101 at 6:30pm before the film begins at 7:30pm.
Debuting in 1968, Yellow Submarine perfectly encapsulates the new art trends of the 60’s. The fantastical animated tale overflows with peace, love, and hope, packed to the brim with Beatles songs such as “All You Need is Love” and “When I’m Sixty-Four.” The songs and score have been remixed in 5.1 stereo surround sound at Abbey Road Studios, and the artwork was cleaned up carefully by hand, frame-by-frame. You won’t want to miss your chance to see it on the big screen!
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The GuideYour Connection to Spokane Public Radio
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bership and Donation FormAnnual or additional contributions to Spokane Public Radio are always welcome.
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Part of the NPR network
Happy Su
mm
er! As w
e begin a n
ew fiscal year, w
e take some tim
e to assess ou
r programm
ing costs, sign
contracts, and m
ake sure w
e are operatin
g an efficient station
that brings you
the best possible program
s. While w
e strive to keep costs level, we are also focu
sing
on developin
g more local an
d regional content, in
cluding n
ews
coverage, local arts and m
usic, an
d interviews w
ith movers an
d shakers in
our com
mu
nities.
SPR
is growin
g. Ou
r audience is u
p 20% from
five years ago, and
new
mem
bers are joinin
g in record nu
mbers, citin
g fact-based jou
rnalism
and local coverage. SP
R is n
ow approachin
g 50% of
mem
bers who are “su
stainin
g.” We’ve ju
st set up SP
R’s Fu
nd for the
Futu
re endow
ment w
ith the Innovia Fou
ndation
, which w
ill help secu
re the futu
re of our service for gen
erations to com
e. O
f course there is always m
ore to be done. We m
ust replace aging equipm
ent, and we strive to keep pace w
ith the costs of living and program
ming. A
huge Thank You to our mem
bers, volunteers, board, staff—
and everyone in our comm
unities who help m
ake public radio the great service that it is today. It is indeed YO
UR
public radio station and it is a great com
munity treasure that you helped to create.
A N
ote from G
eneral Manager C
ary Boyce
Printing by Hearn Brothers PrintingMailing by Walt’s Mailing Service & Presort
By Doug N
advornick, program director
My colleague Jim
Tevenan is right in the middle of three exciting
new projects this sum
mer. A
ll of them debut at one tim
e or other during the first w
eek of July. The one about w
hich I’m m
ost excited is Jim’s new
half-hour w
eekly program, N
orthwest A
rts Review
. Jim w
ill pull together some
of the local arts segments that air throughout the w
eek and bring them
to new audiences in one program
. During a typical show
, you m
ight hear an actor or director talk with Verne W
indham about a play
opening, a musician talk w
ith Jim about an upcom
ing performance,
and Dan W
ebster or Nathan W
einbender review a film
. I like that w
e’re pairing Jim’s new
show w
ith my public affairs program
, Inland Journal, for a high-quality, uniquely SPR
block, airing Thursday from
noon-1 pm on K
PBX and Thursday from
3-4 pm on K
SFC.
Jim w
ill also bring back Vox Hum
ana, Mondays from
7-8 pm on
KPBX
while C
oncert of the Week is on hiatus. Vox H
umana brings
us the best of regional choral singing. It will be follow
ed at 8 pm by
Center Stage from
Wolf Trap, w
hich brings us some of the best live
performances by cham
ber musicians around the country.
Jim’s third project is a one-hour local classical m
usic program...
More Local Program
s Start in July
SPR Presents Y
ellow Subm
arine Aug 8
Spokane P
ublic R
adio will host
an exclu
sive showin
g of Yellow
Submarine on
Wedn
esday, Au
gust
8 at the Bin
g Crosby Theatre. This
special evenin
g begins w
ith a live tapin
g of Movies 101 at 6:30pm
before the film
begins at 7:30pm
.D
ebutin
g in 1968, Yellow
Subm
arine perfectly encapsu
lates the n
ew art tren
ds of the 60’s. The fantastical an
imated tale overflow
s w
ith peace, love, and hope, packed
to the brim w
ith Beatles son
gs such as “A
ll You N
eed is Love” and “W
hen
I’m Sixty-Fou
r.” The songs an
d score have been rem
ixed in 5.1 stereo
surrou
nd sou
nd at A
bbey Road Studios, an
d the artwork w
as cleaned
up carefu
lly by hand, fram
e-by-frame. You
won’t w
ant to miss you
r chan
ce to see it on the big screen
!
Con
tinu
ed beneath
the KP
BX
grid
Con
tinu
ed beneath
the KP
BX
grid
Volum
e 38 / No. 3 Ju
ly to September 2018
The G
uideYou
r Conn
ection to Spokan
e Pu
blic Radio
Spokane Public Radio Mem
bership and Donation FormAnnual or additional contributions to Spokane Public Radio are always welcome.
Mail to: Spokane Public Radio,1229 N. Monroe St., Spokane, WA 99201
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
Name(s) ___________________________________________________________________
Address ___________________________________________________________________
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E-Mail ____________________________________________________________________
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Payment Option
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onthly gift with automatic m
embership renewal
□ Credit/Debit card (see below) □ Auto Bill Pay from my bank
□ Full payment enclosed □ First payment of $ ________________ enclosed
□ Monthly: __________ months for $ ________________ per month□ EFT - for Sustaining monthly
Charge Information
□ Visa □ Mastercard □ Discover □ AMEX
Card #__________________________________________________ Exp. _______ /______
Name on Card ______________________________________________________________□ No Guide Newsletter □ Email link to The Guide □ Send me The Guide via U.S. Mail
spokanepublicradio.orgPledge securely on-line:
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KPBX 91.1 FM / Spokane, WA News, Music and IdeasBonner’s Ferry, ID / KIBX 92.1Brewster, WA / KPBW 91.9Enterprise, OR / 89.3Grand Coulee, WA / 91.9Kellogg, ID / KLGG 89.3Omak, WA / KOMQ 88.5Oroville, WA / KPBG 90.9Sandpoint, ID / 101.7South Hill, Spokane, WA / 90.7Thompson Falls, MT / 103.9Twisp/Winthrop, WA / KTWP 91.1
KSFC 91.9 FM / Spokane, WANews, Conversation and IdeasCoeur d’Alene, ID / 100.3 Omak, WA / 88.9St. Maries, ID / KXJO 92.1
KPBZ 90.3 FM / Spokane, WARemix RadioStream at:kpbx.org / ksfc.org / kpbz.org
Part of the NPR networkH
appy Sum
mer! A
s we begin
a new
fiscal year, we take som
e time
to assess our program
min
g costs, sign contracts, an
d make su
re we
are operating an
efficient station that brin
gs you the best possible
programs. W
hile we strive to keep costs level, w
e are also focusin
g on
developing m
ore local and region
al content, includin
g new
s coverage, local arts an
d mu
sic, and interview
s with m
overs and
shakers in ou
r comm
un
ities. SP
R is grow
ing. O
ur audien
ce is up 20%
from five years ago, an
d n
ew m
embers are join
ing in
record num
bers, citing fact-based
journ
alism an
d local coverage. SPR
is now
approaching 50%
of m
embers w
ho are “sustain
ing.” W
e’ve just set u
p SPR
’s Fun
d for the Fu
ture en
dowm
ent with the Inn
ovia Foun
dation, w
hich will help
secure the fu
ture of ou
r service for generation
s to come.
Of course there is alw
ays more to be done. W
e must replace aging
equipment, and w
e strive to keep pace with the costs of living and
programm
ing. A huge Thank You to our m
embers, volunteers, board,
staff—and everyone in our com
munities w
ho help make public radio
the great service that it is today. It is indeed YOU
R public radio
station and it is a great comm
unity treasure that you helped to create.
A N
ote from G
eneral Manager C
ary Boyce
Printing by Hearn Brothers PrintingMailing by Walt’s Mailing Service & Presort
By Doug N
advornick, program director
My colleague Jim
Tevenan is right in the middle of three exciting
new projects this sum
mer. A
ll of them debut at one tim
e or other during the first w
eek of July. The one about w
hich I’m m
ost excited is Jim’s new
half-hour w
eekly program, N
orthwest A
rts Review
. Jim w
ill pull together some
of the local arts segments that air throughout the w
eek and bring them
to new audiences in one program
. During a typical show
, you m
ight hear an actor or director talk with Verne W
indham about a play
opening, a musician talk w
ith Jim about an upcom
ing performance,
and Dan W
ebster or Nathan W
einbender review a film
. I like that w
e’re pairing Jim’s new
show w
ith my public affairs program
, Inland Journal, for a high-quality, uniquely SPR
block, airing Thursday from
noon-1 pm on K
PBX and Thursday from
3-4 pm on K
SFC.
Jim w
ill also bring back Vox Hum
ana, Mondays from
7-8 pm on
KPBX
while C
oncert of the Week is on hiatus. Vox H
umana brings
us the best of regional choral singing. It will be follow
ed at 8 pm by
Center Stage from
Wolf Trap, w
hich brings us some of the best live
performances by cham
ber musicians around the country.
Jim’s third project is a one-hour local classical m
usic program...
More Local Program
s Start in July
SPR Presents Y
ellow Subm
arine Aug 8
Spokane P
ublic R
adio will host
an exclu
sive showin
g of Yellow
Submarine on
Wedn
esday, Au
gust
8 at the Bin
g Crosby Theatre. This
special evenin
g begins w
ith a live tapin
g of Movies 101 at 6:30pm
before the film
begins at 7:30pm
.D
ebutin
g in 1968, Yellow
Subm
arine perfectly encapsu
lates the n
ew art tren
ds of the 60’s. The fantastical an
imated tale overflow
s w
ith peace, love, and hope, packed
to the brim w
ith Beatles son
gs such as “A
ll You N
eed is Love” and “W
hen
I’m Sixty-Fou
r.” The songs an
d score have been rem
ixed in 5.1 stereo
surrou
nd sou
nd at A
bbey Road Studios, an
d the artwork w
as cleaned
up carefu
lly by hand, fram
e-by-frame. You
won’t w
ant to miss you
r chan
ce to see it on the big screen
!
Con
tinu
ed beneath
the KP
BX
grid
Con
tinu
ed beneath
the KP
BX
grid
Volum
e 38 / No. 3 Ju
ly to September 2018
The G
uideYou
r Conn
ection to Spokan
e Pu
blic Radio
Spokane Public Radio Mem
bership and Donation FormAnnual or additional contributions to Spokane Public Radio are always welcome.
Mail to: Spokane Public Radio,1229 N. Monroe St., Spokane, WA 99201
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
Name(s) ___________________________________________________________________
Address ___________________________________________________________________
Day Phone ( ) __________________ Evening Phone ( ) _____________________
E-Mail ____________________________________________________________________
Type of Gift/Pledge□ New membership □ Extra Gift □ Renewing Member □ Payment on Existing PledgeDonation Amount $ ____________________________
Payment Option
□ Sustaining Membership - ongoing m
onthly gift with automatic m
embership renewal
□ Credit/Debit card (see below) □ Auto Bill Pay from my bank
□ Full payment enclosed □ First payment of $ ________________ enclosed
□ Monthly: __________ months for $ ________________ per month□ EFT - for Sustaining monthly
Charge Information
□ Visa □ Mastercard □ Discover □ AMEX
Card #__________________________________________________ Exp. _______ /______
Name on Card ______________________________________________________________□ No Guide Newsletter □ Email link to The Guide □ Send me The Guide via U.S. Mail
spokanepublicradio.orgPledge securely on-line:
Spokane Public Radio1229 North Monroe StreetSpokane, WA 99201
KPBX 91.1 FM / Spokane, WA News, Music and IdeasBonner’s Ferry, ID / KIBX 92.1Brewster, WA / KPBW 91.9Enterprise, OR / 89.3Grand Coulee, WA / 91.9Kellogg, ID / KLGG 89.3Omak, WA / KOMQ 88.5Oroville, WA / KPBG 90.9Sandpoint, ID / 101.7South Hill, Spokane, WA / 90.7Thompson Falls, MT / 103.9Twisp/Winthrop, WA / KTWP 91.1
KSFC 91.9 FM / Spokane, WANews, Conversation and IdeasCoeur d’Alene, ID / 100.3 Omak, WA / 88.9St. Maries, ID / KXJO 92.1
KPBZ 90.3 FM / Spokane, WARemix RadioStream at:kpbx.org / ksfc.org / kpbz.org
Part of the NPR networkH
appy Sum
mer! A
s we begin
a new
fiscal year, we take som
e time
to assess our program
min
g costs, sign contracts, an
d make su
re we
are operating an
efficient station that brin
gs you the best possible
programs. W
hile we strive to keep costs level, w
e are also focusin
g on
developing m
ore local and region
al content, includin
g new
s coverage, local arts an
d mu
sic, and interview
s with m
overs and
shakers in ou
r comm
un
ities. SP
R is grow
ing. O
ur audien
ce is up 20%
from five years ago, an
d n
ew m
embers are join
ing in
record num
bers, citing fact-based
journ
alism an
d local coverage. SPR
is now
approaching 50%
of m
embers w
ho are “sustain
ing.” W
e’ve just set u
p SPR
’s Fun
d for the Fu
ture en
dowm
ent with the Inn
ovia Foun
dation, w
hich will help
secure the fu
ture of ou
r service for generation
s to come.
Of course there is alw
ays more to be done. W
e must replace aging
equipment, and w
e strive to keep pace with the costs of living and
programm
ing. A huge Thank You to our m
embers, volunteers, board,
staff—and everyone in our com
munities w
ho help make public radio
the great service that it is today. It is indeed YOU
R public radio
station and it is a great comm
unity treasure that you helped to create.
A N
ote from G
eneral Manager C
ary Boyce
Printing by Hearn Brothers PrintingMailing by Walt’s Mailing Service & Presort
By Doug N
advornick, program director
My colleague Jim
Tevenan is right in the middle of three exciting
new projects this sum
mer. A
ll of them debut at one tim
e or other during the first w
eek of July. The one about w
hich I’m m
ost excited is Jim’s new
half-hour w
eekly program, N
orthwest A
rts Review
. Jim w
ill pull together some
of the local arts segments that air throughout the w
eek and bring them
to new audiences in one program
. During a typical show
, you m
ight hear an actor or director talk with Verne W
indham about a play
opening, a musician talk w
ith Jim about an upcom
ing performance,
and Dan W
ebster or Nathan W
einbender review a film
. I like that w
e’re pairing Jim’s new
show w
ith my public affairs program
, Inland Journal, for a high-quality, uniquely SPR
block, airing Thursday from
noon-1 pm on K
PBX and Thursday from
3-4 pm on K
SFC.
Jim w
ill also bring back Vox Hum
ana, Mondays from
7-8 pm on
KPBX
while C
oncert of the Week is on hiatus. Vox H
umana brings
us the best of regional choral singing. It will be follow
ed at 8 pm by
Center Stage from
Wolf Trap, w
hich brings us some of the best live
performances by cham
ber musicians around the country.
Jim’s third project is a one-hour local classical m
usic program...
More Local Program
s Start in July
SPR Presents Y
ellow Subm
arine Aug 8
Spokane P
ublic R
adio will host
an exclu
sive showin
g of Yellow
Submarine on
Wedn
esday, Au
gust
8 at the Bin
g Crosby Theatre. This
special evenin
g begins w
ith a live tapin
g of Movies 101 at 6:30pm
before the film
begins at 7:30pm
.D
ebutin
g in 1968, Yellow
Subm
arine perfectly encapsu
lates the n
ew art tren
ds of the 60’s. The fantastical an
imated tale overflow
s w
ith peace, love, and hope, packed
to the brim w
ith Beatles son
gs such as “A
ll You N
eed is Love” and “W
hen
I’m Sixty-Fou
r.” The songs an
d score have been rem
ixed in 5.1 stereo
surrou
nd sou
nd at A
bbey Road Studios, an
d the artwork w
as cleaned
up carefu
lly by hand, fram
e-by-frame. You
won’t w
ant to miss you
r chan
ce to see it on the big screen
!
Con
tinu
ed beneath
the KP
BX
grid
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tinu
ed beneath
the KP
BX
grid
Volum
e 38 / No. 3 Ju
ly to September 2018
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uideYou
r Conn
ection to Spokan
e Pu
blic Radio
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Happy Su
mm
er! As w
e begin a n
ew fiscal year, w
e take some tim
e to assess ou
r programm
ing costs, sign
contracts, and m
ake sure w
e are operatin
g an efficient station
that brings you
the best possible program
s. While w
e strive to keep costs level, we are also focu
sing
on developin
g more local an
d regional content, in
cluding n
ews
coverage, local arts and m
usic, an
d interviews w
ith movers an
d shakers in
our com
mu
nities.
SPR
is growin
g. Ou
r audience is u
p 20% from
five years ago, and
new
mem
bers are joinin
g in record nu
mbers, citin
g fact-based jou
rnalism
and local coverage. SP
R is n
ow approachin
g 50% of
mem
bers who are “su
stainin
g.” We’ve ju
st set up SP
R’s Fu
nd for the
Futu
re endow
ment w
ith the Innovia Fou
ndation
, which w
ill help secu
re the futu
re of our service for gen
erations to com
e. O
f course there is always m
ore to be done. We m
ust replace aging equipm
ent, and we strive to keep pace w
ith the costs of living and program
ming. A
huge Thank You to our mem
bers, volunteers, board, staff—
and everyone in our comm
unities who help m
ake public radio the great service that it is today. It is indeed YO
UR
public radio station and it is a great com
munity treasure that you helped to create.
A N
ote from G
eneral Manager C
ary Boyce
Printing by Hearn Brothers PrintingMailing by Walt’s Mailing Service & Presort
By Doug N
advornick, program director
My colleague Jim
Tevenan is right in the middle of three exciting
new projects this sum
mer. A
ll of them debut at one tim
e or other during the first w
eek of July. The one about w
hich I’m m
ost excited is Jim’s new
half-hour w
eekly program, N
orthwest A
rts Review
. Jim w
ill pull together some
of the local arts segments that air throughout the w
eek and bring them
to new audiences in one program
. During a typical show
, you m
ight hear an actor or director talk with Verne W
indham about a play
opening, a musician talk w
ith Jim about an upcom
ing performance,
and Dan W
ebster or Nathan W
einbender review a film
. I like that w
e’re pairing Jim’s new
show w
ith my public affairs program
, Inland Journal , for a high-quality, uniquely SPR
block, airing Thursday from
noon-1 pm on K
PBX and Thursday from
3-4 pm on K
SFC.
Jim w
ill also bring back Vox Hum
ana, Mondays from
7-8 pm on
KPBX
while C
oncert of the Week is on hiatus. Vox H
umana brings
us the best of regional choral singing. It will be follow
ed at 8 pm by
Center Stage from
Wolf Trap, w
hich brings us some of the best live
performances by cham
ber musicians around the country.
Jim’s third project is a one-hour local classical m
usic program...
More Local Program
s Start in July
SPR Presents Y
ellow Subm
arine Aug 8
Spokane P
ublic R
adio will host
an exclu
sive showin
g of Yellow
Submarine on
Wedn
esday, Au
gust
8 at the Bin
g Crosby Theatre. This
special evenin
g begins w
ith a live tapin
g of Movies 101 at 6:30pm
before the film
begins at 7:30pm
.D
ebutin
g in 1968, Yellow
Subm
arine perfectly encapsu
lates the n
ew art tren
ds of the 60’s. The fantastical an
imated tale overflow
s w
ith peace, love, and hope, packed
to the brim w
ith Beatles son
gs such as “A
ll You N
eed is Love” and “W
hen
I’m Sixty-Fou
r.” The songs an
d score have been rem
ixed in 5.1 stereo
surrou
nd sou
nd at A
bbey Road Studios, an
d the artwork w
as cleaned
up carefu
lly by hand, fram
e-by-frame. You
won’t w
ant to miss you
r chan
ce to see it on the big screen
!
Con
tinu
ed beneath
the KP
BX
grid
Con
tinu
ed beneath
the KP
BX
grid
Volum
e 38 / No. 3 Ju
ly to September 2018
The G
uideYou
r Conn
ection to Spokan
e Pu
blic Radio
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