JANUARY 2013

Open Air

The Monthly Magazine for KRCB North Bay Public Media

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Inside KRCB

Connecting the community for the health of It

Have you noticed the Health Connections logo in our Open Air program guides and on KRCB TV? Do you wonder what it means? Health Connections is KRCBs response to Sonoma Countys Health Action Councils call to action to make Sonoma County the healthiest in the State by 2020. It is an initiative designed to use our many media platforms to engage, educate, and ultimately challenge our audiences to build a healthy community and live healthy lifestyles.

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Coming to a theater near you

It will make you laugh. It will make you cry. It will make you proud! The feel-good documentary by Kelly-Yamamoto Productions and KRCB, Rebels With A Cause, continues to score screenings around Northern California. If you have a chance to see it, you wont be disappointed. Upcoming screenings: Wild and Scenic Film Festival Friday, January 11, 7 pm & Sunday, January 13, 10:30 am in Nevada City Dance Palace, Point Reyes Station Sunday, January 13, 3 pm in Point Reyes Station Co-sponsored by Point Reyes National Seashore Association and Point Reyes Books Rialto Cinemas, Sebastopol Thursday, January 24, 7 pm in Sebastopol Co-sponsored by the Sonoma Land Trust and the Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival Sonoma Film Institute Friday, March 8, 7 pm & Sunday, March 10, 4 pm at Sonoma State University Join us on one of these occasions.

From the PRESIDENT

Dear Member, By the time you read this, KRCB will be the proud new owner of an emergency back-up generatordelivered and installed. Thanks to PBS and the generous support of some 25 folks in the community, the project is complete. But much more than the generator itself, the equipment signals to the North Bay area that KRCB North Bay Public Media is ready to serve the entire community in time of an emergency. We know that the storms in early December left thousands without power, roads closed, and a near-miss on flooding. KRCB receives from the schools reports of school closures, and from the counties information on shelters when needed. One of the most frightening things about an Nancy Dobbs, President and CEO emergency is not knowing; with this new capacity, KRCB pledges to our community that we will do everything we can to provide you with accurate and timely information. We also encourage you to meet with your immediate neighbors and exchange contact information so you can support one another at your very local level. Accurate, timely information in an emergency; were here for you. Sincerely,

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KRCB in the Community

What does it look like when a community is healthy? Theres more to it than eating fruits and vegetables and exercising (although those are pretty darn important!). Community health is measured in high school graduation rates, economic stability, physical activity, access to health care, and the prevention of injuries, among others. Watch for programming on KRCB that focuses on these different aspects of individual and community health. In addition to the regular programming on KRCB, you will begin to see more locallyproduced relevant programming and web content designed to impact the health and well-being of all Bay Area residents. Beyond programming content, KRCB will work with local individuals, organizations and government agencies to track and broadcast our community successes. Stepping up to support the Health Connections initiative are local businesses who appreciate the work that KRCB is doing in the communityExchange Bank, Western Health Advantage, Meritage Health Plan, Community Foundation Sonoma County, and Healthcare Foundation Northern Sonoma County. Together we hope to positively impact the quality of life in Sonoma Countyand beyond! See Health Connections programming on pages 6-8.

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American Masters: Woody Guthrie: Aint Got No Home
Wednesday, January 9 at 8 pm Essentially every American who has listened to the radio or gone to summer camp knows Woody Guthries This Land is Your Land. The nations signature folk singer/song-writer, Guthrie has had his music recorded by everyone from the Mormon Tabernacle Choir to the Irish rock band U2. Originally blowing out of the dust bowl in 1930s depressionera America, he blended vernacular, rural music and populism to give voice to millions of downtrodden citizens.

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PBS NewsHour Inauguration 2013: A Special Report

Monday, January 21 at 8 am The official theme for the 2013 inauguration is Faith in Americas Future, commemorating the United States perseverance and unity, marking the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and the placement of the Statue of Freedom atop the Capitol Dome in 1863. Monday, January 22 at 9 pm

Guardians of the Gates: The Surfboats

This powerful documentary takes a look at one of the elite Coast Guard Search & Rescue crews that conduct over 600 rescues a year. Filmed at the nations second busiest Coast Guard stationlocated right next to the Golden Gate Bridge in San FranciscoGuardians gets an inside look at what makes these search and rescuers put their lives on the line every day. Produced and directed by David Wittkower, winner of over 27 film festival awards, Guardians is his most intense film yet.

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Many factors make up a healthy community. Some of the major indicators include high school graduation rates, economic stability, physical activity, prevention of injuries, and access to health care, affordable healthy food and a clean environment. For the benefit of our shared community, some of KRCB programming will shine a spotlight on these societal issues and remedies. Health Connections programs are aired in the belief that knowledge is power, and working together we can make our community one of the healthiest in the nation. Two programs we are airing this month deal with end of life issues. For those of us dealing with ailing or aging loved ones, these programs will be of pertinence and comfort.

Your Turn to Care

Tuesdays at 7:30 pm Four half-hour episodes focus on the inspiring stories of families at important junctures in their caregiving journeysfrom initiating the difficult discussion about health directives and wills, to navigating the complex and expensive world of assisted-living facilities, to transitioning into the final chapter of palliative care, hospice and letting go. Actress and award-winning author Holly Robinson Peete guides viewers into this often emotional and heart-wrenching passage of life.

Frontline: The Undertaking

Thursday, January 10 at 9 pm Frontline profiles Thomas Lynch, a poet and undertaker whose family has cared for the dead in a small town in central Michigan for three generations. In an intimate and revealing film, Lynch helps makes sense of the ways Americans cope with death, grief, and life. Through the intimate stories of families coming to terms with grief, mortality, and a funerals rituals, the film illuminates the heartbreak and beauty in the journey taken between the living and the dead when someone dies.

Much has been said and written about the high dropout rate among American youth. There are some exceptional educators out there working to turn this trend around. This month we feature three inspiring stories of folks making school fun!

World Peace and Other 4th Grade Achievements

Tuesday, January 1 at 9 pm This program interweaves the story of a remarkable educator and the extraordinary game he developed to demonstrate the complexities of peace and global conflict.

Teacher John Hunters World Peace Game is a 7 hands-on political simulation exercise in which students tackle real-world military, economic and environmental issues. The 9- and 10-year-olds divide into groups, including nation states, the World Bank, United Nations officials, indigenous peoples and even arms dealers. Working together, while also balancing the interests of their own nations, they attempt to achieve global prosperity with the least amount of military intervention. As fun and engaging as the game it profiles, World Peace and Other 4th Grade Achievements provides an inspirational look at the lasting impact of one wise and caring teacher on his students and, potentially, the world.

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Frontline: Fast Times at West Philly High

Thursday, January 3 at 9 pm Students and teachers from West Philadelphia High School, a public high school serving one of the most disadvantaged neighborhoods in Philadelphia, defy expectations as they design and build two super-hybrid cars for international competition and compete for the chance to be part of a technological revolution. In summer 2010, the high schools EVX Team raced against mega-sized auto manufacturers, multimillion-dollar start-ups and university teams from around the world in the Progressive Insurance Automotive X PRIZE competition. The challenge: build an affordable, 100 miles-per-gallon car. The prize: $10 million.

Schools That Change Communities

Tuesday, January 29 at 9 pm From economically challenged rural areas to crime-ridden urban neighborhoods, Schools that Change Communities profiles a diverse range of K-12 public schools in five statesMassachusetts, Maryland, South Dakota, Oregon and Californiathat are tackling educational reform at the local level. Principals, teachers, students, residents and others discuss place- and community-based education, an interdisciplinary approach which emphasizes hands-on, curiosity-based investigation using the surrounding community and neighborhoods as living classrooms. Lifes all about being sincerenot so much about being serious. This month we will air two programs that show how visual and performing arts, and keeping a good sense of humor makes life interesting and fun!

Arts & The Mind

Thursday, January 3 at 8 pm This program, hosted by Lisa Kudrow, reveals the crucial impact of the arts on the
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its particularly vital role in human development during youth and older age. The series shares stories of how music, dance, painting, poetry and theater markedly improve well-being at both ends of life, and reveals the cutting-edge science that explains the powerful positive impact of the arts upon our brains. Arts & The Mind illuminates how the arts can improve childrens school performance as well as keep our brains agile and sharp into old age.

My Generation: Renovate, Innovate, Elevate

Friday, January 11 at 9 pm When are you at your best? Jane Fonda shares her secrets to improving with age in an intimate one on one with Valerie Bertinelli. Get in step with Judith Jamison, an innovator who changed the look of dance in America. Then, meet an inspiring woman who is building ovens that save lives. Count yourself among the blessed if you have never, especially as a youngster, felt unsafe. KRCB features the following powerful program that grapples with issues of hate and bias, and reveals how varied communities are fighting back to make their members safe.

Not In Our Town: Class Actions

Sunday, January 20 at 11 pm This program tells the stories of a suburban California school district, a mid-western college town and a college campus in the heart of the South where people are working together to stop hate and intolerance, and activating their communities to create safer, more accepting environments for everyone.

As the baby boomers enter the health care system en masse, society will be facing some crucial financial and ethical choices. This month we feature two programs that take a look at elder health issues.

Inside E Street: The Tough Choices: Medicare

Friday, January 11 at 8 pm The health insurance program for the elderly and disabled continues to spend more on benefits than it takes in, leaving political parties at odds on how to rectify the situation. Host: Lark McCarthy

Inside E Street: Too Many Meds

Friday, January 25 at 8 pm Whether its from adverse reactions or misuse, the trend toward the use of multiple medications in the elderly has claimed the lives of many of its users. Host: Lark McCarthy.

CLIMATE ONE
Climate One Commonwealth Club Forums
Sunday, January 27 at 11 am

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Power Poll

Donnie Fowler, Clean Tech Strategist; Loren Kaye, President, California Foundation for Commerce and Education; Dave Metz, Pollster, FM3. Do Americans consider the environment and clean energy when they vote for politicians? Conventional thinking says even environmentalists cast ballots based on the economy and delivery of government services that directly affect their lives. That explains why some politicians privately acknowledge concern about the changing climate but dont utter the word in public. Theres little political advantage in doing so. What numbers are Republicans and Democrats considering? How does campaign funding fit into the equation? This discussion with three experts on energy and public opinion will look at the public attitudes underneath the debate about Americas energy future.

Political Science

Michael Mann, Professor of Geosciences, Penn State, author, The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars; Katharine Hayhoe, Professor of Atmospheric Sciences, Texas Tech University; Terry Root, Senior Fellow, Woods Institute for the Environment, Stanford University. How did climate science become so politicized? Just a few years ago, Senators John McCain and Lindsay Graham were among conservatives who accepted the basic physics of heat trapping gases and the need to decouple carbon pollution from economic growth. Today, many candidates claim the science is unsettled and scientists are the targets of smear campaigns.

James Hansen

James Hansen (rt), Head, NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, Adjunct Professor, Columbia Universitys Earth Institute, author, Storms of My Grandchildren. NASA climatologist James Hansen has grown increasingly concerned about the risks of climatic tipping points, which could bring catastrophic consequences. His recent research also is identifying human fingerprints on specific instances of extreme weather, putting him out in front of many of his peers. There is a yawning gap between what scientists understand and what the public knows. Hansen is the recipient of the 2012 Stephen Schneider Award for Climate Science Communication, a $10,000 award in memory of the late great Stanford climate scientist and former member of the Climate One Advisory Council. At the end of the program, climate scientist Ben Santer will present Hansen with the award for his achievements.

Happy New Year 2013!

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WhATS NEW in Daytime

Healthy Minds
Mondays at 11:30 am The award-winning public television series Healthy Minds aims to remove the stigma of mental illness by bringing viewers a better understanding of disorders that can affect anyone, at any age. Covering a range of topics including military mental wellness, mental health in the criminal justice system, and the latest research and treatment updates on eating disorders, schizophrenia and personality disorders, Healthy Minds speaks from the cutting edge of psychiatry.

Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions

Thursdays at 11:30 am beginning January 10 Returning for its 12th season with new episodes shot on location throughout the world. Burt Wolf, an internationally syndicated television journalist and prolific public television host, provides an overview of the area and its history, then introduces the people, architecture, art, culture, food and tourist attractions of some of the worlds most interesting locations. His relaxed, personable and irreverent style makes the episodes both informative and entertaining.

Lidias Italy in America

Fridays at 12:30 pm beginning January 11 Join celebrity chef and restaurateur Lidia Bastianich as she embarks on another eye-opening culinary journey. Lidias Italy in America explores the food, artisans and ingredients at the heart of ItalianAmerican cooking. Lidia traces the impact of Italian culture on American food, drink, art, music and fashion. She travels from the East Coast to the South to the Midwest to interview Italian-American families still making wine and vinegar in their garages or curing their own prosciutto, to visit the Little Italys keeping old-world traditions alive and to meet third- and fourth-generation Italians putting their twist on authentic recipes.

Euromaxx Highlights

Sundays at 1:30 pm beginning January 13 Euromaxx is as multi-faceted as Europe itself: an entertaining kaleidoscope of people and places, arts and culture, concerts, music, style, fashion and much more. Euromaxx has regular features and series: Euromaxx deluxe takes you into the homes of creative people across the continent and whets appetites with culinary treats from around Europe. Euromaxx city takes you on tours of Europes most exciting metropolises. Hosted by Karin Helmstaedt and Louise Houghton, two experienced TV presenters with proven journalistic abilities.

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Against the Grain: The Year Mother Nature Struck Back
Sunday, January 6 at 2 pm This powerful film depicts the plight of todays American farmers and their struggles with extreme weather during one of the worst droughts since the dust bowl. Produced by Emmy Award-winning documentarians, the dramatic special chronicles how farm families overcome extraordinary odds every year to harvest the best crops possible to feed the nation and the world. American farmers who help feed the world are struggling like never before, said Al Kluis, commodities broker and grain marketing columnist for Successful Farming magazine. They are battling heat waves, flooding and dangerously high winds. Mother nature is at war with the American farmer. Kluis worked with Emmy Award-winning producers Robb Weller and Gary Grossman and industry marketing veteran Harold Weitzberg to develop a show concept that would let the public see the high-risk life of real farmers. Against The Grain tells the stories of U.S. farmers and farm communities facing three entirely different weather disasters all within the same year: drought, tornado, and extreme flooding. The public has little awareness of how food and fuel comes from the fields to the table and pump, says Executive Producer and Creator Harold Weitzberg. As America is again caught in the grips of an unprecedented drought and extreme weather that seriously impacts food and fuel prices, our special provides an opportunity to meet the people who are fighting the forces that are against the grain. Added Weller, Bringing this story forward has been tremendously meaningful as a producer and a story-teller. This is reality television at its best.

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PBS Kids program lineup

WeekdayS
7:00 Sesame Street 8:00 Curious George 8:30 Sid the Science Kid 9:00 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! 2:00 Clifford the Big Red Dog 2:30 Daniel Tigers Neighborhood 3:00 Arthur 3:30 WordGirl 4:00 The Electric Company

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7:00 Sid the Science Kid-SP 7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That!-SP 8:00 Clifford-SP 8:30 Cyberchase-SP 9:00 Angelina Ballerina 9:30 Thomas & Friends 10:00 Bob The Builder 10:30 Mister Rogers Neighborhood 11:00 Curiosity Quest Daniel Tigers Neighborhood

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KRCB FM 91 Programs
Savor Carnegie Hall Live in the New Year!
Join KRCB as we broadcast the first Carnegie Hall Live concerts of 2013. In this continuing season, Fred Child and Steve Spurgeon host these live broadcasts from the New York concert hall. Friday, January 18 at 1 pm The Philadelphia Orchestra presents a Carnegie Hall commission, a violin concert from Osvoldo Golijov with soloist Leonidas Kavakos. Also on the program is the Shostakovich 5th symphony, and Maurice Ravels La Valse. Yannick Nezet-Seguin conducts. Monday, January 28 at noon A recital from Soprano Renee Fleming (rt) and Mezzo-Soprano Susan Graham (lt) with pianist Bradley Moore.

A Symphony of Brotherhood: Music and Martin Luther King, Jr.

Monday, January 21 at noon Martin Luther King, Jr. grew up listening to and singing church songs, and saw gospel and folk music as natural tools to further the civil rights movement. In this hour-long special from WQXR and WNYC, host Terrance McKnight interweaves musical examples with Dr. Kings own speeches and sermons to illustrate the powerful place that music held in his workand examines how the musical community responded to and participated in Dr. Kings cause. Terrance McKnight is WQXRs Evening Host. An accomplished pianist, McKnight was also a member of the Morehouse College faculty, where he taught music appreciation and applied piano.

Santa Rosa Symphony

Sunday, January 27 at noon Join KRCB and the Santa Rosa Symphony for the third season concert from beautiful Weill Hall at the Green Music Center. Guest conductor Carl St. Clair welcomes guest soloist Karen Gomyo (rt) for Mendelssohns Violin Concerto. Also Berlioz Roman Carnival Overture, Beethovens Egmont Overture and Resphghis The Pines of Rome.

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Two poets, poignant poetry on WordTemple
Wednesday, January 16 at 7 pm Way back in July, the WordTemple Poetry series hosted Alicia Suskin Ostriker (rt) reading from her new collection The Book of LifeSelected Jewish Poems, 1973 2011. Tonight KRCB airs this powerful reading. One of Americas premier visionary poets and critics, Ostriker has authored several collections of poetry and won numerous literary awards. Then, Marin County poet Gerald Fleming turns the table on WordTemple host and poet Katherine Hastings and interviews her about her new collection of poems Cloud Fire, a profound and fertile collection of poems. Join us and be uplifted.

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Climate One for January

Thursdays at 7 pm

January 3 James Hansen

NASA climatologist James Hansen joins Climate One founder Greg Dalton (rt) to discuss recent wild weather, communicating climate change to the younger generation, climate change in politics, human fingerprints on Superstorm Sandy, and inspiring action.

January 10 Political Science

Over the past decade climate science has become increasingly politicized. Today many candidates claim the science is unsettled and scientists are the targets of smear campaigns. Climate scientists who have taken on public roles cope with personal threats, hacking attacks and assaults on their professional integrity.

January 17 Congregation Power

People from many religious traditions are acting as stewards of creation by working to make houses of worship more efficient and sustainable. This includes incandescent light bulbs and new caulk around those drafty stained glass windows.

January 24 Lost in the Wash

Today, items from hand soap to tomatoes are labeled as eco-friendly or sustainable, but if everything is green, nothing really is. At a time when addressing global sustainability challenges is a priority for many brands, how do companies engage and motivate consumers who have green fatigue?

January 31 Carbon Math

Activist Bill McKibben says energy companies already have five times as much oil, coal and natural gas on their books as climate scientists think is safe to burn. Oil industry veteran John Hofmeister says environmental measures driven too quickly will only backfire as the inconvenience or cost meets grass roots resistance.

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KRCB FM 91 Programs
Heavenly Sight - Blind Gospel Musicians
Saturday, January 19 at 1 PM A surprising number of blind African American singers came up from the gospel tradition to influence not just sacred music, but blues, bluegrass, and popular music up to and beyond rock and roll. In addition to The Blind Boys and Ray Charles, lesser known performers like Flora Molton, who survived by singing on the streets of Washington, DC and became an anti-war activist, and Reverend Gary Davis whose holy blues influenced Ry Cooder and Bob Dylan, made their contributions to American music. While their fans saw them as mystical larger-than-life figures, these performers spent much of their energy just trying to survive in a sighted world. In the Black church, blindness has always carried a special gift. Blind Willie Johnson, Reverend Gary Davis, Arizona Dranes, Blind Willie McTell, Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, The Blind Boys of Alabama: all have had a unique role in giving American song its soul. Writer and host Dave Marash spent years researching documents, graphics and photographs, unearthing rare archival sound from the Library of Congressand from little-known commercial sources, to produce this public radio documentary, Heavenly Sight. The January first edition of Flashback is all about beginningsalbum beginnings. This first-of-the-year program will consist entirely of opening tracks, Side One, Cut One, from a star-studded list of performers. Among them, you can expect to hear from The Doors, Creedence Clearwater Revival (rt), Gram Parsons, The Rolling Stones, Steve Miller Band, Jefferson Airplane and selected other notables. Let Flashback help get your 2013 off to a rousing start, Tuesday, January 1 at 7 pm.

Its a Flashback new year

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Lofty Music on Sunday Mornings
Sundays at 10 am Every Sunday morning at 10, Sonoma Countys very own choir lofters bring you the best in choral music.

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January 6 Carmina Burana January 13 Agnus Dei Two January 20 An die Musik

Breathing new life into this modern classic. Hosted by Kris Haugen. This final mass movement deserves repetition. Hosted by Dan Solter. Music about music by Brahms, Vaughan Williams and others. Hosted by Jenny Bent.

January 27 Missa Ave maris stella

Josquins music in homage to the Virgin Mary never sounded better than this. Hosted by Steve Osborn.

Folk Music Calendar Live and Online

KRCB presents a weekly calendar of live folk music performances in and around Sonoma County. Hear it live at 2 pm Saturdays during Our Roots Are Showing, or read it anytime at krcb. org. The folk music calendar is compiled by Schaef-Able Productions.

What do the BBC, PRI, and NPR have in common?

They have all rented the ISDN studio at KRCB!
When you need ISDN capability for an interview or to record someone far away, KRCB has a state-of-the-art ISDN studio available for rent. We supply the engineer as well as full digital recording capability at our end. Our facility is set up for audio recording and transmission services for live broadcasts, talk shows, and audio production. Studio B is available for ISDN 2-ways, traditional voice tracking, and stereo audio production. Located off Highway 101 in Rohnert Park, CA. Contact Wendy Nicholson, 707-584-2016, wendy_nicholson@krcb.org

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FM 91 Schedule
MONDAY
5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 1:00 2:00

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

krCB OVErNIGht
MOrNING EDItION - NPr NEwS (KRCB host Mark Prell) Featuring: NOrth Bay rEPOrt at 6:06 & 8:06 am krCBs California update @ 7:30 am Second row Center with David templeton, Wednesday, 6:35 and 8:35 am & 6:45 pm reel time Film review with Diane McCurdy -Thursday at 8:35 am another Voice with Susan Swartz - Friday at 6:35, 8:35 am & at 6:45 pm
SONOMa SPOtLIGht: Five minutes on local events and issues with Roland Jacopetti

PErFOrMaNCE tODay with Fred Child Classical music magazine offering live concert performances and interviews with distinguished artists and composers
11:04 Earth & Sky

with Julie Amacher, Lynn Warfel and Mindy Ratner

MIDDay CLaSSICS

DEMOCraCy NOw! with Amy Goodman FrESh aIr with Terry Gross aLL thINGS CONSIDErED - NPr NEwS (KRCB host Mark Prell)
North Bay report with Bruce Robinson - daily at 5:30 pm Jim hightower report - daily at 6:30 pm FLaShBaCk tED raDIO hOur

E-tOwN Live folk/rock yOur aVEraGE aBaLONE Johnny ShakEN NOt Bazzano StIrrED Chris Olson MINDyS MIx Mindy Berrett LaDy SPINS thE BLuES Mary Carroll

wOrD By wOrD a NOVEL IDEa wOrDtEMPLE POEtry

CLIMatE ONE FOruMS FrEIGht traIN BOOGIE Bill Frater

SOMEthING COMPLEtELy DIFFErENt Roland Jacopetti

CONNECtIONS Doug Jayne & Allegra Broughton

ON thE rOaD aGaIN Linda Seabright

kaLEIDOSCOPE CrOSSING Jan Stephens BOrDErS raISING thE Bar Doug Gosling, PErCuSSION andrea Doria Amy Contardi & DISCuSSION David Sharp Jim Laveroni DEMOCraCy NOw! with amy Goodman FrESh aIr with terry Gross raDIO FrEE SONOMa krCB OVErNIGht

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

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krCB OVErNIGht

SATURDAY
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SUNDAY
BLuES BEFOrE SuNrISE

CurtaIN CaLL Charles Sepos Out OF thE BOx Shafiq Spanos (New classical releases)

This program available as a podcast at http://krcb.org/radio-content/podcasts

thIS aMErICaN LIFE with Ira Glass rhythM & rOOtS Mark Nicholas

BEyOND & BaCk Hillary Culhane

BraVE NEw wOrLD

Dwight Loop
SPaCE/tIME Paul E

hOLy COw! Richard Wisinski

raDIO FrEE SONOMa

5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 wEEkEND wEEkEND EDItION EDItION 7:00 NPr NEwS NPr NEwS 7:30 with with Rachel Martin 8:00 Scott Simon 8:30 9:00 thIS aMErICaN LIFE harMONIa 9:30 with Ira Glass Early Music 10:00 thE ChOIr LOFt wESt COaSt LIVE D. Solter, S. Osborn, A. Martin, 10:30 Sedge Thomson K. Haugen & J. Bent 11:00 hosts music & guests live FrOM thE tOP 11:30 from San Francisco Christopher Oriley 12:00 thIStLE & ShaMrOCk SuNDay CLaSSICS 12:30 Celtic Music 1:00 Classical 1:30 Our rOOtS music from arE ShOwING KRCB-FM 2:00 John Katchmer, 2:30 Folk & acoustic Shafiq Spanos, music with 3:00 Nick Xenelis & Robin Pressman & John Lounsbery 3:30 Steve DeLap 4:00 4:30 tED raDIO hOur 5:00 5:30 aLL thINGS CONSIDErED - NPr NEwS 6:00 LE ShOw La thEatrE wOrkS Music & satire from Harry Shearer 6:30 7:00 Radio theater MOuthFuL 7:30 Food & wine with Michele Anna Jordan 8:00 JaZZ OutBEat 8:30 CONNECtIONS GLBT Radio 9:00 NEw DIMENSIONS Chuck Sher, 9:30 raDIO Glen Alpert 10:00 Toby Gleason, OPEN SPaCE DIStrICt 10:30 Paul Kaplan & John Katchmer Larry Slater the Jazz MD 11:00 ECLECtICa Paul Timberman & 11:30 Mr. Bad Rules 12:00 La thEatrE wOrkS 1:00 NIGht traVELEr (Repeat) Linda Coffin 2:00 BLuES BEFOrE SuNrISE

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

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KRCB FM 91 Programs
L.A. Theatre Works
Saturdays at 6 PM, repeating at midnight January 5 End Days, by Deborah Zoe Laufer A middle-American housewife has found salvation, and her rebellious teenage daughter wants nothing to do with it. But when a bookish young suitor in an Elvis suit comes calling, her daughter experiences an unexpected revelation of her own. January 12 Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen, adapted by Christina Calvit The dour, upper-class Mr. Darcy is anything but popular with the Bennetsespecially when he fancies the outgoing, judgmental Elizabeth. And as Elizabeth reluctantly deals with his advances, their romance seems destined to fail. A sparkling cast highlights a new production of Jane Austens classic, recorded during the final leg of L.A. Theatre Works 2012 national tour. January 19 Tape/American Appetites, by Stephen Belber (Tape) / Joyce Carol Oates (American Appetites) In Tape, two old high-school buddies are reunited in a Colorado motel roomonly to find their friendship still haunted by the events of the past. And in American Appetites, a wealthy couples American dream is shattered by tragedy, and life in the aftermath becomes harder to reconstruct. January 26 The Rose Tattoo, by Tennessee Williams A poor Sicilian widow is raising her only daughter in post-war Louisiana. But as her daughter grows to maturity, she is forced to reconcile the values of the New World with the deeply-held pain of her past.

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January 7 The Dunwells / Joe Ely

The British act The Dunwells (rt) are doing pretty well for themselves in the USAappearing on the same stage with the likes of Bob Dylan, Van Morrison and Mumford and Sons. Catch em here. Next, legendary Texas musician Joe Ely, whose genre-crossing career has found him performing with everyone from Bruce Springsteen, Guy Clark, Lyle Lovett and even The Clash, rounds out our show.

January 14 ALO / Kate Earl

California rock outfit ALO bring potent songwriting and astonishing on-stage interaction to our show today, and singer-songwriter Kate Earl (rt) warms our stage with some incredibly unique music.

January 21 Ray LaMontagne / JJ Grey and Mofro

Ray LaMontagne and his band The Pariah Dogs showcase several songs from their newest release. JJ Grey and his band bring a healthy dose of their southern swamp rock and blues.

January 28 The Wood Brothers / Gretchen Peters

World class acts today! The Wood Brothers (rt) perform their soulful fusion of folk, blues, jazz and classic R&B. Gretchen Peters joins us, too, with music that explores the deep corners of life.

KRCB North Bay Report

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

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European Journal Scully the World Show (Jan 13 - Euromaxx Highlights) Americas Heartland (Jan 6 Against the Grain) (Jan 13 - Scully the World Show) American Woodshop [repeats Thurs. at noon] This Old House [repeats Wed. at noon] Creative Living Garden Smart Growing a Greener World Victory Garden [repeats Fri. at noon] P. Allen Smiths Garden Home Red Green [repeats Sat. at 7:30 pm]

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This program continues the tradition of ringing in the New Year with special host Julie Andrews and the Vienna Philharmonic at the opulent Musikverein, under the baton of guest conductor Franz Welser-Most and featuring everyones favorite Strauss family waltzes accompanied by the beautiful dancing of the Vienna City Ballet. Placido Domingo: Greatest Living tenor Legendary tenor Placido Domingo sits down with Rick Reiff for a wide-ranging interview. He discusses his storied career, his friendly rivalry with Luciano Pavarotti, the future of opera and, at age 71, how long he plans to keep singing. He talks a little LA Lakers basketball, too.

Choices: Social Security 8:30 9pm 9:30 McLaughlin Group My Generation: ways of wisdom On Story: Creating Memorable Characters Academy Award-winning director Sydney Pollack (Out of Africa, Tootsie, The Way We Were) and NYPD Blue and Deadwood creator David Milch discuss the inspiration behind creating classic film and television characters. Followed by the suspenseful short film The Lab by writer/ director Ryan Scheer, about two young boys whose summer afternoon in the woods goes horribly awry.

season of a different sort settles in just beyond the town, in the great winter world of Yellowstone. Breathtaking landscapes frame intimate scenes of wolves and coyotes, elk and bison, bears and otters as they make their way through their most challenging season of the year. Nature journeys in the footsteps of the men who first explored the park, and travels with their modern-day counterpart on his own journey of discovery. From the unique crystals of individual snowflakes to the grand sweep of Yellowstones Hayden Valley, this is a Christmas like no other. 9pm
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10pm Front row Center: Cheap trick 11pm Official Best of Fest: Cheating Lessons in cheating from Ireland in Rear View, where a taxi driver is presented with a dilemma, and from the USA in Fool Me Once, a film about a game of deception and greed. 11:30 On Story (see 1/04 at 9:30 pm) 12am Best of krCB *

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of 1938, a great storm rose up on the African coast and began to cross the Atlantic. The National Weather Bureau predicted it would blow itself out at Cape Hatteras, just as such storms usually did. But there was nothing typical about this storm. Without sophisticated forecasting tools, the East Coast was taken by surprise as the storm suddenly headed north. Within 24 hours of the Weather Bureaus benign forecast, the so-called Florida cyclone ripped into the New England coast with a dared to make it happen and also includes some of our finest entrepreneurs sharing how they worked with these venture capitalists to grow world-class companies like Intel, Apple, Cisco, Atari, Genentech, Tandem and others. Beginning in the late 1950s, this small group of high rollers fostered a one-of-a-kind business culture that encouraged extraordinary risk and made possible unprecedented rewards. 11:30 Best of krCB * 1am Best of LINk tV * deep chasmsthis is a wild, inaccessible place

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Out of Ireland Changing Seas: Coastal Carnivores Scientists studying the coastal Everglades have made some perplexing discoveries. Bull sharks are living upstream where alligators should thrive, and gators are swimming out to the ocean to feed. NOVa: hunting the Edge of Space - the Mystery of the Milky way In this program, NOVA examines how a simple instrument, the telescope, has fundamentally changed our understanding of our place in the universe. What began as a curiosity two spectacle lenses held a foot apartultimately revolutionized human thought across science, philosophy and religion. [repeats Tuesday at 1 pm] Moyers & Company 9pm

that belongs more to myth than reality. The landscape looks as if it was taken straight from Tolkiens Lord of the Rings. But here there are neither orcs nor elves; rather, bears and wolves. The landscape is still untouched and in it are wild animals that have all but vanished from the rest of Europe. haiti: where Did the Money Go? In a disaster the size of Haitis January 2010 earthquake, it might seem like only the big NGOs and government agencies could handle it. But 10 months after, with millions of Haitians left without some of the most basic necessities, the smaller players were doing some of the best work. Filmmaker Michele Mitchell and the Film@11 team speak to members of small NGOs and independent businessmen who were on the ground in November helping Haitians protect themselves against Hurricane Tomas and the cholera outbreak.

fury that set off seismographs in Alaska. Expecting only heavy rains, people found themselves, virtually without warning, in the midst of the most devastating storm ever recorded in North America. 9pm Masterpiece Classic: upstairs Downstairs, Series 2 - Somewhere Over the rainbow On the eve of war, Beryl and Harry face a race against time to get married. Meanwhile, Mr. Pritchard makes a decision that throws the running of 165 into chaos, until an old friend lends a helping hand. As Lady Agnes returns to London, a dark discovery has explosive consequences for all inside Eaton Place and changes the landscape forever.

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keeping up appearances Between the Lines with Barry kibrick: Jim abbott (baseball pitcher)- Imperfect american Masters: woody Guthrie: aint Got No home (see page 5) take 2 For more than two decades, saxophonist/

10pm Something Ventured: risk, reward and the Original Venture Capitalists Something Ventured tells the story of the creation of an industry that went on to become the single greatest engine of innovation and economic growth in the 20th century. It is told by the visionary risk-takers who

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clarinetist Frank Glover and pianist Claude Sifferlen enjoyed both a critically acclaimed musical collaboration and a nurturing father/son-type bond. Take 2 traces the final stages of their act following Sifferlens terminal diagnosis of inoperable prostate cancer. The regional Emmy -nominated film poignantly explores the musical and interpersonal relationship between these two jazz virtuosos, as they reflect on their decades-long partnership and continue to perform together while facing a painful, yet inevitable, separation. 10pm PBS Newshour 11pm Charlie rose 12am Democracy Now! * 1am Best of LINk tV * 9:30 On Story: Making Comedy work Curb Your Enthusiasm and Seinfeld writer/producer Alec Berg and Bridemaids Orlando, FL - hour two 8pm Best of krCB * (see back cover) MONday Out of Ireland Changing Seas: tracking tigers Tiger sharks are the ultimate apex predators. Scientists use satellite tags and DNA forensic tools to better understand the migrations of this magnificent species and to investigate the impacts of the world shark fin trade. Best of krCB * (see back cover) 12am Best of krCB Pledge * 14 7pm 7:30

director and Freaks and Geeks creator Paul Feig pull back the curtain to show how they create comedy that resonates with us all. Followed by the hilarious short film SPIT by writer/director Benjamin Hayes. Paul will never have his first kiss until he overcomes his fear of saliva. 10pm PBS Newshour 11pm Charlie rose 12am Democracy Now! * 1am Best of krCB *

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Last of the Summer wine aviators Rob Reider, Announcer: The famous voice of some of the largest air shows in the world. Panel Makeover: The Aviators Cessna 210 gets a brand new glass panel cockpit. Gadget geeks, get ready! WWII Pilot Training - T-6: Kurtis earns his wings in a T-6 warbird. arts & the Mind (see page 7) Frontline: the undertaking (see page 6)

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10pm Front row Center: O.a.r. 11pm Official Best of Fest: Grace Two films that illustrate grace. Goggles is the story of six-year-old Billy whose encounter with a couple of girl bullies on the way to the pool takes a surprising turn. Displaced is a story about 11-year-old Daniel, a victim of the foster system, and his last chance to find a family. 11:30 On Story (see 1/11 9:30 pm) 12am Best of krCB *

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once it leaves your hands and heads down a conveyor belt at an airport? How does it get from one location to the next? WWII Pilot Training - P-51: Kurtis takes you back in time to see what it was like for young WWII pilots flying the legendary fighter, the P-51 Mustang. 8pm Best of krCB * (see back cover) most volatile and memorable Presidential campaigns in U.S. history. On April 4, 1968, Robert F. Kennedya contender for the Democratic nomination for President was en route to Indianapolis to make a campaign stop in a predominantly AfricanAmerican neighborhood. In Memphis, Tenn. that same night, gunman James Earl Ray shot and mortally wounded the leader of the civil rights movement, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Upon hearing the tragic news, Kennedy made a crucial decision: risking his own life and defying city officials, he ventured into the inner city and addressed the griefstricken crowd gathered in a park. He stood atop a shaky, flat-bed truck and delivered one of the great political speeches of the 20th century: a moving, extemporaneous plea for peace and reconciliation. 9pm Masterpiece Classic: Downton abbey, Series II - Part One Two years into World War I, Downton Abbey is in turmoil, as Matthew and other young men go to war or avoid it. The women also pitch in, and many couples see their romantic dreams dashed. upon a mysterious circle of stones. Stonehenge may be the best-known and most mysterious relic of prehistory. During the 20th century, excavations revealed that the structure was built in stages and that it dates back some 5,000 years, to the late Stone Age. The meaning of the monument, however, was anyones guessuntil recently. Now investigations inside and around Stonehenge have kicked off a dramatic new era of discovery and debate. [repeats Tuesday at 1 pm] 9pm Moyers & Company 10pm PBS Newshour 11pm Charlie rose 12am Democracy Now! * 1am Best of krCB Pledge *

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Out of Ireland Changing Seas: Mysterious Microbes On coral reefs, micro-organisms are copious creatures. Throughout Florida, scientists painstakingly work to identify key players within this microbial community and directly link a devastating coral disease to a human pathogen. NOVa: Secrets of Stonehenge Every year, a million visitors are drawn to the Salisbury Plain, in southern England, to gaze

Nature: Broken tail: a tigers Last Journey The tiger known as Broken Tail was born in Ranthambhore National Park in northern India, a vast, natural reserve where tigers in the area were once protected by maharajahs, and then by government sanctuaries and conservation projects. But poachers have proven to be nearly unstoppable over the years, and tigers have struggled to survive, even with the protection of the park. At one point, there were as few as 26 tigers left in the reserve, and today, the fate of each and every tiger is important to the species as a whole. (repeats Wednesday at 1 pm) Guardians of the Gates: the Surfboats (see page 5)

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keeping up appearances Between the Lines with Barry kibrick: robert Greene - Mastery Great Performances: Broadway Musicals: a Jewish Legacy A throwaway joke in the blockbuster Monty Python musical Spamalot may say it best, albeit bluntly: You wont make it on Broadway if you dont have any Jews. The line is funny, but there is also more than a little truth in it. From Broadways golden age, legendary names like Irving Berlin, Jerome Kern, the Gershwins, Arthur Laurents, Jerome Robbins, Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim immediately come to mind. And more recently, new generations of Broadway babies like Stephen Schwartz (Godspell, Pippin, Wicked), Marc Shaiman (Hairspray) and Andrew Lippa (The Addams Family) represent a small sampling of the Jewish talents who continue to leave their mark on musical theater. Mel Leipzig: Everything Is Paintable Mel Leipzig loves to paint. Although hes well past the time most people retire, he continues to do so constantly. He cant stop. The renowned realist painter from Trenton, NJ is profiled in this documentary filmed over three years by producer Eric Schultz. For decades Leipzig painted only his family and close friends. He

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details from his subjects environmenthighly detailed elements rendered in unique perspective. But after the sudden death of his beloved wife Mary Jo a few years ago, he began a series of paintings of religious leaders. 10pm PBS Newshour 11pm Charlie rose 12am Democracy Now! * 1am Best of krCB Pledge *

three-year tenure as she attempted to fix a broken school system. As Rhee returns to the national stage, Frontline examines her legacy in Washington, D.C., including her battles with the teachers union and her handling of a cheating scandal in the District. 10pm PBS Newshour 11pm Charlie rose 12am Democracy Now! * 1am Best of krCB Pledge *

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Last of the Summer wine aviators Winter Flying: How do pilots prepare for winter flying? Anthony shows us the different methods to keep yourself and your plane warmed up in those cold winter months. Boeing 787 Dreamliner: We take a look inside Boeings new exciting, efficient and luxurious aircraft. Black Diamond Jet Team: Nearly as cool as the U.S. Navy Blue Angels and the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds but theyre civilian! reagan Presidency: Part One: american Experience In 1988, after two terms in office, Ronald Reagan left the White House one of the most popular presidents of the 20th centuryand one of the most controversial. A failed actor, Reagan became a passionate ideologue who preached a simple gospel of lower taxes, less government, and anti-communism. One by one, his opponents underestimated him; one by one, Reagan surprised them, rising to become a president who always preferred to see America as a shining city on a hill. Frontline: the Education of Michelle rhee Michelle Rhee, the former chancellor of Washington, D.C., public schools, is one of the most admired and reviled school reformers in America. Frontline was granted unprecedented access to Rhee during her tumultuous

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McLaughlin Group My Generation: the art of reinvention Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony winner Rita Moreno shares tips on reinventing your life. Meet a couple who gave up everything to pursue their dream of starting a cooking school in Italy. See how one woman is making cremation urns to die for. And take a tour of the National Museum of African Art. On Story: action! The creators behind the explosions Con Air, Gone in Sixty Seconds, Hulk, Zombieland and Machete debate what makes a great action movie. Followed by the riveting short film Sold by writer/director John Irwin. A young investigative journalist goes undercover and is captured into a human trafficking ring.

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keeping up appearances Between the Lines with Barry kibrick: trevor Blake - Three Simple Steps David Geffen: american Masters Notoriously pressand camera-shy, David Geffen reveals himself for the first time in this unflinching portrait of a complex and compelling man. His farreaching influenceas agent and manager, record industry mogul, Hollywood and Broadway producer, billionaire philanthropist helped shape American popular culture for the past four decades. He launched the early successes of Joni Mitchell, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Jackson Browne, Tom

movement; Harriet Beecher Stowe, whose first trip to the South changes her life and her writing; and John Brown, who devotes his life to the cause. The abolitionist movement, however, is in

8pm NOVa: Quest for Solomons Mines Inspired by the Bibles account of the splendor of his temples and palaces adorned in glittering gold and copper, countless treasure-seekers have set off in search of King Solomons mines. They have trekked through burning deserts and scaled the forbidding mountains of Africa and the Levant. Yet to date, the evidence thats been claimed to support the existence of Solomon has been highly controversial. In fact, there is so little physical evidence of the kings who ruled Israel and Edom that many contend that they are not real.

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7:30 aviators Night Time Flying: Kurtis and Anthony take us night flying. Some say its more beautiful... while others think its more dangerous! PT-19: Wayne Boggs introduces us to his historic PT-19 trainer aircraft. USAF Thunderbirds: A behindthe- scenes look at the U.S. Air Force air demonstration squadron and their F-16s. reagan Presidency: Part two: american Experience (see 1/24 at 8 pm) Frontline: Inside Obamas Presidency As Barack Obama is sworn in for his second term, Frontline takes a probing look at the first four years of his presidency. With inside accounts from his battles with his Republican opponents over health care and the economy to his dramatic expansion of targeted killings of enemies, Frontline examines the presidents key decisions and the experiences that will inform his second term. 10pm PBS Newshour 11pm Charlie rose 12am Democracy Now! * 1am
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Cruise and Guns N Roses; he co-founded DreamWorks, the first new Hollywood studio in more than 50 years; he produced Cats and Dreamgirls; he is one of the largest contributors to the fight against AIDS and has become an important political voice. 10pm PBS Newshour 11pm Charlie rose 12am Democracy Now! * 1am Best of LINk tV *

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S-t-r-e-t-c-h your gift to KRCB!

When you make a gift to a non-profit organization you intend for your donation to be used judiciously. Thats why KRCB North Bay Public Media has invested in setting up a Sustaining Partner program that will eliminate unnecessary costsmoney that can be used to reinvest in the type of programming that makes YOUR public media station great. As a KRCB Sustaining Partner your gift goes further by a) providing KRCB with a stable source of income to support the programming you value, b) eliminating the cost of installment reminder notices, c) reducing the cost of processing payments, and d) decreasing the amount of time needed for on-air fundraising. To facilitate this partnership, KRCB offers our Sustaining Partners the ability to engage with KRCB through either monthly credit card deductions of $10 or more or electronic fund transfers directly from a checking or savings account. And because a financial partnership with KRCB is considered tax deductible, Sustaining Partners assure themselves a stable, consistent donation amount without having to worry about annual renewals. Its automatic! Heres how it works, during your renewal cycle simply complete and sign the Sustaining Partner authorization form on your renewal reply card, enclose a credit card number or a voided check from your checking or savings account indicating that your donation to KRCB is to be drawn from your account, then send the bank forms and completed authorization form to KRCB.

VOLUNTEER of the Month

Our first Volunteer of the Month in the New Year is Kirby Pierce. In the short time he has been a Radio volunteer he has picked up the basics of operating the radio board (youll hear him during station breaks from 4 to 7 pm on Sundays). He is also creating an Operators Manual for Radio that has been needed for a long time, including troubleshooting tips for those panicky times when the button you push isnt doing what you expected it to do. Kirbys previous career as a software engineer, trainer, writer, and program manager no doubt gave him the skills and background to provide this great service for all radio board operators. His love of radio reflects the passion of many of our volunteers; he speaks of radios contribution to society in these terms: Its not just entertainment, its connection. His wifes passion is hooking rugs and she travels all over the world teaching the art of American rug-hooking (you can see some of her beautiful rugs on her website: www.flyingdogshookery). After Kirby left the Air Force he landed in Petaluma where he and his wife have lived since (circa 1969). Besides hearing Kirbys voice on Radio 91 FM you can hear him play the keyboard in one of his two bands. Rhythm Rangers is the band he says is the best known. Whether he is singing in the band or talking on the radio we appreciate his contribution to the Sonoma County music scene. There will also be a lot of radio board operators who appreciate that he took the time to create a training and operating manual! If you are interested in becoming a radio board operatoror volunteering in any other capacity at KRCBcontact Cheryl Scholar at 707/584.2005.

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Recommit to all your good habits in the New Year

At KRCB, we are encouraged that one of the good habits our members look forward to is continuing their support of KRCB Public Television and Radio. Your ongoing support for programming that reflects your interests and your curiosityfrom PBS Kids to Great Performances on KRCB Channel 22 and from Performance Today to Democracy Now! on KRCB FM 91keeps these great programs airing for the benefit of all in the community. Here is a way to make that support easier to manage from year to year. Upgrade your support to a Sustaining Partnership. Sustaining Partners are the lifeblood of the station, providing a monthly donation that is automatically managed by our membership staff. No more renewal notices, just the confidence of knowing that your support will continue without interruption. For more information about the KRCB Sustaining Partner program call us here at 707-584-2018 or go online to KRCB.org.

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SPONSOR Spotlight
Sonoma States School of Business and Economics
There can be no doubt that we live in a world dominated by the is - iPhone, iPad, iPod, iBooks, etc. For the School of Business and Economics, it is not a set of trendy iGadgets or iSoftware that characterizes our work, but rather a set of time-honored is involvement, innovation, and impact. Involvement speaks to the perspective of boundary-less organizationsan idea first implemented by Jack Welch at GEthat breaks down barriers between an organization and its stakeholders. Innovation is at the core of who we are. Why? Because when you study business and economics, you learn to appreciate the intangible spark that recognizes an opportunity and creates something in response to it. Impact recognizes the business discipline of delivering results. Ultimately, we are accountable to deliver results for our stakeholdersour students, our community, our employees, youlike any other well run enterprise. In 2011-2012 the involvement of 80 community members at our annual Stakeholder Summit generated business leader involvement in our classes to teach our students the core skills employers seek. The innovation of our students the led to the launch of the PetAlUMA first-ever Sonoma State wine brand. As for impact, in 2012 our Wine Business Institute was recognized as A ReAdeRs Monthly the global leader for wine business education and research. A READERS Much like public broadcasting, the MONTHLY programming is for you and GUIDE TO the results only happen with you. Thats why were NORTH BAY a proud supporter of KRCB. ARTS AND We invite you to be a part. Read our 2011-2012 Annual EVENTS Report at sonoma.edu/sbe/about or email the school at on newsstands sbedean@sonoma.edu and at to connect.

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Sunday, January 13 Tenors: Lead with Your Heart Don McLean - American Troubadour Pegi & Neil Youngs Concert for the Bridge School Monday, January 14 Dr. Fuhrmans Immunity Solution! Tuesday, January 15 Super Brain with Dr. Rudy Tanzi Storycorps: Stories of Love Wednesday, January 16 Motown: Big Hits and More Thursday, January 17 Doo Wop Love Songs Friday, January 18 Use Your Brain to Change Your Age with Dr. Daniel Amen Saturday, January 19 Superstars of the Seventies Soul Muddy Waters & The Rolling Stones Live (pictured)

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