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Special programming starts May 30th on WSKG TV. 

don't miss Wait 

wait... Don't Tell Me! 

Live on the big screen! 

Thursday, May 2nd at 8pm at the 

Regal Cinema in The Shops at Ithaca Mall. 

WSKG/WSQX PROGRAM GUIDE May 2013 

National Memorial Day concert airs Sunday, May 26th at 8:00pm

WSKG HD Daytime 

Weekdays Saturdays Sundays 

6:00am 

CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG 

• Fridays – Assignment the World 

GED CONNECTION 

6:30am WILD KRATTS KATIE BROWN WORKSHOP 

SESAME STREET 

7:00am ARTHUR KNITTING DAILY CURIOUS GEORGE 

7:30am MARTHA SPEAKS QUILTING ARTS THE CAT IN THE HAT KNOWS A LOT ABOUT 

THAT! 

8:00am CURIOUS GEORGE SEWING WITH NANCY SUPER WHY! 

8:30am 

THE CAT IN THE HAT KNOWS A LOT ABOUT 

THAT! 

SEW IT ALL 

DINOSAUR TRAIN 

9:00am SUPER WHY! THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 

9:30am DINOSAUR TRAIN Scigirls 

10:00am SESAME STREET ROUGH CUT: WOODWORKING WITH TOMMY 

MAC 

Martha Speaks 

10:30am HOMETIME Arthur 

11:00am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood LIDIA’S ITALY NEW YORK NOW 

11:30am Sid the Science Kid CIAO ITALIA RELIGION AND ETHICS NEWSWEEKLY 

12:00pm Wordworld P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME INSIDE WASHINGTON 

12:30pm Curious George VICTORY GARDEN MCLAUGHLIN GROUP 

1:00pm CAILLOU AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN FROM COOK’S 

ILLUSTRATED 

Martha Stewart’s Cooking School 

1:30pm Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood COOK’S COUNTRY FROM AMERICA’S TEST 

KITCHEN 

JULIA child - cooking WITH MASTER 

CHEFS 

2:00pm Super Why! SIMPLY MING Cooking with Julie Taboulie 

2:30pm 

THE CAT IN THE HAT KNOWS A LOT ABOUT 

THAT! 

Mind of a Chef 

Aviators 

3:00pm CYBERCHASE HEALTHY BODY HEALTHY MIND MOTORWEEK 

3:30pm FETCH! WITH RUFF RUFFMAN SECOND OPINION HOMETIME 

4:00pm Arthur TRAVELSCOPE THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR 

4:30pm WORDGIRL RICK STEVES’ EUROPE 

5:00pm WILD KRATTS Rudy Maxa’s World WOODSMITH SHOP 

5:30pm Electric Company ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Artist Cafe 

6:00pm BBC WORLD NEWS MOYERS & COMPANY 

6:30pm NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT LET’S POLKA! 

7:00pm PBS NEWSHOUR LAWRENCE WELK SHOW GLOBE TREKKER 

PBS KIDS EXPLORE 

THE OUTDOORS 

is a hub for environmental and outdoor 

activities for kids! Check out games, activities, 

and videos to encourage kids to learn about 

nature and the environment. Visit PBSkids. 

org/outdoors for activities that help families 

explore the environment and engage in 

outdoor activities. 

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WSKG HD 

WSKG 46.1 

WSKA 30.1 

May 

WSKG HD, channels 46.1 and 30.1, is our over-the-air HD channel, available on channel 704 on most Time Warner cable systems. This is WSKG’s 

main programming channel, with a combination of your favorite high-definition PBS programs and high-definition locally-produced programs. 

1 Wednesday 

8:00pm 

Nature Legendary White Stallions 

9:00pm Nova Australia’s First 4 Billion 

Years: Strange Creatures 

10:00pm Secrets of the Dead 

Bugging Hitler’s Soldiers 

11:00pm Charlie Rose 

12:00am BBC World News 

12:30am Tavis Smiley 

2 Thursday 

8:00pm Expressions 

Summer Series - Hank Roberts & Eric Aceto 

9:00pm Lark Rise to Candleford 

10:00pm Artist Cafe 

10:30pm British Antiques Roadshow 

Hopetoun House 2 




3 Friday 

8:00pm WSKG Classic Movie 

Patterns (1956) 

9:30pm WSKG Classic Movie 

The Comedian (1957) 




4 Saturday 

8:00pm Midsomer Murders 

Painted In Blood, Part 1 

9:00pm Doc Martin Old Dogs 

10:00pm Call The Midwife 

11:00pm Austin City Limits 

Norah Jones/Kat Edmonson 

12:00am Nature Legendary White Stallions 

5 Sunday 


9:00pm Masterpiece Classic 

Mr. Selfridge, Part 6 

10:00pm The Bletchley Circle 


Summer Series - Hank Roberts & Eric Aceto 

12:00am Call The Midwife 

6 Monday 

8:00pm Antiques Roadshow 

Rapid City, Hour Three 


Vintage Secaucus 

10:00pm Independent Lens 

Seeking Asian Female 




7 Tuesday 

8:00pm Jesse James: American 

Experience 

9:00pm Constitution USA with 

Peter Sagal A More Perfect Union 

10:00pm Ted Talks Education 




8 Wednesday 

8:00pm Nature The Private Life of Deer 

9:00pm Nova Venom: Nature’s Killer 


Death on the Railroad 




9 Thursday 


Steven Nanni with Accompanist Pej Reitz 




British Museum 1 




10 Friday 

8:00pm Washington Week 

8:30pm Need to Know 

9:00pm Jake Shimabukuro: Life On 

Four Strings 

10:00pm Great Performances 

Paul Taylor Dance Company In Paris 




11 Saturday 


Painted In Blood, Part 2 

9:00pm Doc Martin In Loco 



The Shins/Dr. Dog 

12:00am Nature The Private Life of Deer 

12 Sunday 




10:00pm 10 Buildings That Changed 

America 


Steven Nanni with Accompanist Pej Reitz 


13 Monday 


Seattle, Hour One 


Vintage Houston 


The Invisible War 



14 Tuesday 

8:00pm Annie Oakley: American 

Experience 


Peter Sagal It’s A Free Country 

10:00pm Frontline TBA 




15 Wednesday 

8:00pm Nature Great Zebra Exodus 

9:00pm Nova Decoding Neanderthals 


Cavemen Cold Case 




16 Thursday 


Anastasia Rizikov 




Tatton Park 1 




17 Friday 

8:00pm Rod Serling Video Festival 

2013 

9:00pm Great Performances at the 

Met Rigoletto 



18 Saturday 


Tale of Two Hamlets, Part 1 

9:00pm Doc Martin Blood Is Thicker 



Arcade Fire 

12:00am Nature Great Zebra Exodus 

19 Sunday 





Anastasia Rizikov 


20 Monday 


Seattle, Hour Two 

9:00pm Mel Brooks: American 

Masters 


Soul Food Junkies 



21 Tuesday 

8:00pm Ghost Army 


Peter Sagal Created Equal 





22 Wednesday 

8:00pm Nature The White Lions 

9:00pm Nova Secrets of the Sun 


Airmen and the Headhunters 


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23 Thursday 

8:00pm Expressions Dave Eggar 




Tatton Park 2 




24 Friday 

8:00pm Washington Week 

8:30pm Need to Know 

9:00pm Live from Lincoln Center 

Audra McDonald: Go Back Home 

10:00pm From The Valley to Victory 




25 Saturday 


Tale of Two Hamlets, Part 2 

9:00pm Doc Martin Aromatherapy 



Radiohead 

12:00am Nature The White Lions 

26 Sunday 

8:00pm National Memorial Day 

Concert 

11:00pm Expressions Dave Eggar 

12:00am National Memorial Day 

Concert 

27 Monday 


Seattle, Hour Three 


Vintage Atlanta 

10:00pm Independent Lens Detropia 



28 Tuesday 

8:00pm To Be Announced 


Peter Sagal Built to Last 



WSKG 46.3 

WSKG Create WSKA 30.3 



29 Wednesday 

8:00pm Nature The Himalayas 

9:00pm Nova Deadliest Tornadoes 

10:00pm Nova Deadliest Earthquakes 




30 Thursday 

8:00pm Paesani: The Story of the 

Italian Culture In America 

10:00pm Blenko Glass: Behind The 

Scenes 


12:30am Paesani: The Story of the 

Italian Culture In America 

31 Friday 

8:00pm Magic Moments - The 

Best of 50’s Pop (My Music #102) 

10:00pm 60s Pop, Rock & Soul (My 

Music) 

12:00am Charlie Rose 

May 

WSKG3, channels 46.3 and 30.3 (available on channel 706 on most Time Warner cable systems), features Create TV which provides 24 hours of viewers’ favorite public television 

series and specials on cooking, travel, arts and crafts, gardening, home improvement, and other lifestyle interests. 6-hour programming blocks repeat throughout the day. 

time Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 

600 It’s Sew Easy Knit and Crochet Now!, Quilting Arts It’s Sew Easy Quilting Arts Knit and Crochet Now!, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 

6-Lap Quilting 

3,10-Lap Quilting 

630 Color World with Gary Spetz Paint This with Jerry Best of the Joy of Color World with Best of the Joy of Paint This with Jerry Peep and the Big Wide World/ 

Yarnell 

Painting 

Gary Spetz 

Painting 

Yarnell 

Pocoyo 

700 Taste This! Primal Grill with Kimchi Chronicles Taste This! Kimchi Chronicles Primal Grill with Bob the Builder 

Steven Raichlen, 


6,13-Rick Bayless 


730 Cooking Odyssey Pati’s Mexican Table P. Allen Smith’s Garden Cooking Odyssey P. Allen Smith’s Garden Pati’s Mexican 

The Berenstain Bears 

to Table 

to Table 

Table, 31-Barbecue 

University 

800 Sara’s Weeknight Meals Ciao Italia New Scandinavian Sara’s Weeknight New Scandinavian Ciao Italia 

Arthur 

Cooking, 28-Perfect Meals 

Cooking, 30-Perfect 

Day 

Day 

830 Rachel’s Favorite Food for Living, Jazzy Vegetarian Christina Cooks Rachel’s Favorite Food Christina Cooks Jazzy Vegetarian, 31- Wild Kratts 

5-Delicious TV 

for Living, 1,8-Delicious 

TV 

with Friends 

Nick Stellino Cooking 

900 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Richard Bangs’ Smart Travels - Art Wolfe’s Travels to Smart Travels - Richard Bangs’ Cyberchase 

Adventures 

Europe with Rudy the Edge 

Europe with Rudy Adventures 

Maxa 

Maxa 

930 New Fly Fisher Music Voyager New Fly Fisher Music Voyager Anne of Green Gables: The 

Animated Series 

1000 Ask This Old House This Old House Hometime Ask This Old House Hometime This Old House SciGirls 

1030 Rough Cut - Woodworking with American Woodshop Woodsmith Shop Rough Cut - 

Woodsmith Shop American Woodshop DragonflyTV 

Tommy Mac 

Woodworking with 

Tommy Mac 

1100 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home Growing a Greener Victory Garden Garden Smart Victory Garden Growing a Greener Hands on Crafts for Kids 

World 

World 

1130 Katie Brown Workshop Around The House with For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop For Your Home Around The House with Hey Kids, Let’s Cook 

Matt and Shari 


1200 PM Sunday Marathon Themes 

Knit and Crochet Now!, Quilting Arts It’s Sew Easy Quilting Arts Knit and Crochet Now!, Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence 

6-Lap Quilting 

3,10-Lap Quilting 

May 5: At the Mexican Table 

1230 Paint This with Jerry Best of the Joy of Color World with Best of the Joy of Paint This with Jerry Simply Ming 

Yarnell 

Painting 

Gary Spetz 

Painting 

Yarnell 

May 12: Rise and Shine 

100 Primal Grill with Kimchi Chronicles Taste This! Kimchi Chronicles Primal Grill with Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef 

May 19: Street Fare 





May 26: Red, White and BBQ 

130 Pati’s Mexican Table P. Allen Smith’s Garden Cooking Odyssey P. Allen Smith’s Garden Pati’s Mexican 

Lidia’s Italy In America 

to Table 

to Table 

Table, 31-Barbecue 

University 

200 Ciao Italia New Scandinavian Sara’s Weeknight New Scandinavian Ciao Italia 

Cook’s Country from America’s 

Cooking, 28-Perfect Meals 

Cooking, 30-Perfect 

Test Kitchen 

Day 

Day 

230 Jazzy Vegetarian Christina Cooks Rachel’s Favorite Food Christina Cooks Jazzy Vegetarian, 31- Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with 

for Living, 1,8-Delicious 

TV 

with Friends 

Nick Stellino Cooking Rick Bayless 

300 Richard Bangs’ Smart Travels - Art Wolfe’s Travels to Smart Travels - Richard Bangs’ Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence 

Adventures 

Europe with Rudy the Edge 

Europe with Rudy Adventures 

Maxa 

Maxa 

330 Music Voyager New Fly Fisher Music Voyager This Old House 

400 Rick Steves’ Europe 

430 American Woodshop Woodsmith Shop Rough Cut - 

Woodsmith Shop American Woodshop Travelscope 

Woodworking with 

Tommy Mac 

500 Growing a Greener Victory Garden Garden Smart Victory Garden Growing a Greener Lidia’s Italy In America 

World 

World 

530 Around The House with For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop For Your Home Around The House with Cook’s Country from America’s 


Matt and Shari Test Kitchen 

600 Ask This Old House This Old House Hometime Ask This Old House Hometime This Old House Saturday Marathon Themes 

630 Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence 

700 Joanne Weir’s Cooking Class Simply Ming Caprial and John’s Joanne Weir’s Cooking Caprial and John’s Simply Ming 

Kitchen 

Class 

Kitchen, 2-Seafood 

Cook-Off 

French Chef Classics, 

730 Baking with Julia Hubert Keller: Secrets French Chef Classics, Baking with Julia 

Hubert Keller: Secrets 

of a Chef 

7-Julia and Jacques 

2-Julia and Jacques of a Chef 

800 Essential Pepin Lidia’s Italy In America Essential Pepin Lidia’s Italy In America Essential Pepin Lidia’s Italy In America 

May 4: At the Mexican Table 

May 11: Rise and Shine 

May 18: Street Fare 

May 25: Red, White and BBQ 

830 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Cook’s Country from America’s Test 

Cook’s Country from 

Illustrated 

America’s Test Kitchen Kitchen from Cook’s America’s Test Kitchen 

Illustrated 

900 Chef John Besh’s New Orleans Mexico -- One Plate Chef John Besh’s New Mexico -- One Plate 

at a Time with Rick Orleans 

at a Time with Rick 

Bayless 

Bayless 

930 Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence 

America’s Test 

Kitchen from Cook’s 

Illustrated 

Chef John Besh’s New 

Orleans 

Cook’s Country from 

America’s Test Kitchen 

Mexico -- One Plate 

at a Time with Rick 

Bayless 

1000 Ask This Old House This Old House Hometime Ask This Old House Hometime This Old House 

1030 

4 

Rick Steves’ Europe 

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1100 Rudy Maxa’s World Travelscope Burt Wolf: Travels & 

Traditions 

Rudy Maxa’s World 

Burt Wolf: Travels & 

Traditions 

Travelscope 

1130 Essential Pepin Lidia’s Italy In America Essential Pepin Lidia’s Italy In America Essential Pepin Lidia’s Italy In America

the world channel 

WSKG 46.2 WSKA 30.2 

May 

WSKG2, channels 46.2 and 30.2 (available on channel 705 on most Time Warner cable systems), 24 hours of your favorite PBS programs. 

time Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 

600 America Reframed Newsline Inside Washington 

630 Tavis Smiley Washington Week 

700 Linkasia Asia This Week John McLaughlin’s 

One on One 

Scully/The World Show Well Read To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 

730 America Reframed cont’d., 26-Calling 

My Children 

Religion & Ethics 

NewsWeekly 

European Journal Asia Biz Forecast Second Opinion Great Decisions In 

Foreign Policy 

Asian Voices 

800 Global Voices 6-Little Manila, 6(8:30) 

Amer. Mast., 13-Among 

B-Boys, 20-Appalachians, 

27-Women Come 

Marching Home 

Pacific Heartbeat 

1-Brooks, 8-Ted Talks, 

15-Key Ingredients, 

22-Papers, 29-Calling 

My Children 

830 Indep. Lens, 8-Ted cont’d, 

22-Papers cont’d. 

Nova 

American Experience, 

3-Indep. Lens, 24-Ghost 

Army, 31-Intelligence 

Squared U.S. 

Need to Know 

McLaughlin Group 

900 Pacific Heartbeat, 19,26-Global 

Voices 

930 Heartbeat cont’d., 19-Little Manila, 

26-City of 100 Hellos 

1000 5-Independent Lens, 12-Anna May 

Wong, 19-Among B-Boys, 26-Pacific 

1030 

Heartbeat 

6-Mast. Cont’d., 

13-Inedible Latina, 

20-Appalachians, 

27-Voces on PBS 

6-Anna May Wong, 

13-Latina cont’d., 

13(10:30)Little Manila, 

20-Appalachians, 27- 

War/Comfort Zone 

Saving the Ocean, 

28-Nuclear Savage 

Independent Lens 

Secrets of the Dead, 

30-Nova 

Constitution USA with 

Peter Sagal, 3-West 

Encounters East 

Nature Frontline, 8-POV Nova ScienceNow 3-Every Day is a Holiday, 

10-Passing Poston, 

17-Idaho’s Trial of the 

Century, 24-Flintlock 

Disaster, 31-Intelligence 

Squared 

4-Dust Bowl, 11-Eisenhower’s 

Secret War, 18-10 Buildings that 

Changed America, 18(10:00)1962 

World’s Fair: When Seattle 

Invented The Future, 25-Into 

Harm’s Way, 25(10:30)T. Moffatt 

Burris and the Crossing 

1100 Nova ScienceNow 6-Every Day is a Global Voices, 28-Flintlock 

1-POV, 8-Indep. Lens, 2-Niagara Falls, Pacific Heartbeat Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 

1130 

Holiday, 13-POV, 

20-1962 World’s Fair, 

Disaster 



9-Anna May Wong, 

16-Among B-Boys, 

Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 

27-Papers: Stories of 

Undocumented Youth 

Century, 29-Service: 

When Women Come 

Marching Home 

23-Stories of Undocumented 

Youth, 30-War/ 

Comfort Zone 

1200 PM 5-West Encounters East, 12-Passing 

Tavis Smiley 


1230 Poston, 19-Key Ingredients, 

19(12:30)Inedible Latina, 26-Flintlock 

Disaster 

Tavis Smiley 

100 5-Every Day is a Holiday, 12-POV, 

19-Inedible cont’d., 26-Stories of 


130 Religion & Ethics 

NewsWeekly 

Linkasia Asia This Week John McLaughlin’s 

One on One 

Scully/The World Show Well Read Independent Lens, 11-Ted 

Talks Education, 25-Stories of 


European Journal Asia Biz Forecast Second Opinion Great Decisions In 

Foreign Policy 

200 America Reframed 6-Little Manila, 6(2:30) 

Amer. Mast., 13-Among 


27-Women Come 

Marching Home 





My Children 



Nova 




Squared U.S. 

Need to Know 

Inside Washington 

300 6-Mast. Cont’d., 


My Children 

13-Inedible Latina, 


27-Voces on PBS 

400 

430 

Global Voices 6-Anna May Wong, 


13(4:30)Little Manila, 

20-Appalachians, 27- 

War/Comfort Zone 


Voices 

Newsline 

Saving the Ocean, 



Secrets of the Dead, 

2-Intelligence Squared 

U.S., 30-Nova 

Constitution USA with 


Encounters East 






Squared 

4-Dust Bowl, 11-Eisenhower’s 






Burris and the Crossing 

To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 


26-City of 100 Hellos 

Journal 

Asian Voices 

600 5-West Encounters East, 12-Passing 

6-Anna May Wong, Nature Frontline, 8-POV Nova ScienceNow 3-Every Day is a Holiday, European Journal 

Poston, 19-Key Ingredients, 13-Inedible Latina, 


630 19(12:30)Inedible Latina, 26-Flintlock 

Disaster 

20-1962 World’s Fair, 

27-War Zone/Comfort 

Zone 




Squared U.S. 

Linkasia 

700 5-Every Day is a Holiday, 12-POV, 

19-Inedible Latina cont’d., 26-Papers: 

Stories of Undocumented 

Youth 

6-Little Manila, 6(7:30) 

Amer. Mast., 13-Latina 

cont’d., 13(7:30)Among 


27-Women Come 

Marching Home 





My Children 



Nova 




Squared U.S. 

Moyers & Company 

800 America Reframed 6-Mast. Cont’d., 13-B- Saving the Ocean, Independent Lens Secrets of the Dead, Constitution USA with Washington Week 

830 

Boys cont’d, 13(8:30) 

Inedible Latina, 20-Appalachians, 

27-Voces 

on PBS 


30-Nova 


Encounters East McLaughlin Group 

900 6-Anna May Wong, 


My Children 



27-War Zone/Comfort 

Zone 






Squared U.S. 

Need to Know 

Inside Washington 

1000 

1030 

Global Voices PBS Newshour 4-Dust Bowl, 11-Eisenhower’s 





Nightly Business Report 


Voices 



26-Brooks: The City of 100 Hellos 

Journal 

Burris and the Crossing

RADIO HIGHLIGHTS 

Expressions Classical Series – This May, listen Mondays at noon (with a 

rebroadcast at 9:00pm as part of By Special Invitation) to WSKG’s latest season of the 

Expressions: Classical Series. 

5/6 The Dave Eggar Quartet: Dave Eggar has performed throughout the United States and Asia, specializing in both 

traditional and innovative repertoire. Their recent release, The Yoga Sessions: Mozart, is an innovative fusion of Mozart 

and World Music created with yoga icon Derek Beres. 

5/13 Gretchen Hull: Currently earning her master’s degree at the Boyer College of Music and Dance at Temple 

University under Charles Abramovic, Gretchen Hull is a 2011 graduate of Houghton College, where she studied piano 

performance under Fleisher student William Newbrough. (Presented by Classical Pianists of the Future.) 

5/20 Elmar Oliveira and John Covelli: Violinist Elmar Oliveira expands repertoire boundaries as a champion of 

both contemporary music and rarely-heard works of the past, devotes considerable energy to the development of 

younger artists and enthusiastically supports the efforts and art of modern violin makers. During pianist John Covelli's 

two decade tenure as Music Director of the Binghamton Philharmonic, he also served as Principal Conductor of the 

Glendale Symphony, as well as Music Director of the Greater Palm Beach Symphony. 

5/27 Steven Nanni and Pej Reitz: Steven L. Nanni is a fast-rising world class bel canto tenor who displays an 

extraordinary voice in opera, oratorio and song literature. Steven recently debuted as Beppe in Leoncavallo’s 

Pagliacci, and as Tamino in Mozart’s Die Zauberflote in Washington, D.C. Pianist Pej Reitz is a native of the 

Binghamton area. She received her Bachelor and Master of Music degrees in piano performance with accompanying 

emphasis from Boston University, the New England Conservatory, and Binghamton University. 

EarthSky: WSKG has made the daily feature EarthSky part of its Morning Edition 

broadcast for many years. Sadly, the producers have decided to end the radio series at 

the end of May. The final broadcast of EarthSky will air Friday, May 31st. The website 

for the program, earthsky.org, will continue. 

New Yorkers face some of the highest taxes in the country, and local governments 

across the state are struggling to make ends meet. Consolidation could address 

some of these issues, but many communities have refused to consider the idea. What 

is consolidation Can it really save the day Join Crystal Sarakas for this discussion live. 

Tuesday, May 7th, LIVE at 7:00pm 

Every day, an active duty soldier is discharged from the military and returns home to 

start a new part of his or her life. Some return because service has ended, others 

because of injuries obtained while serving. All of them will face a period of 

readjustment to civilian life, and many will be dealing with post-traumatic stress 

disorder, anxiety problems, and fear about their future outside of the military. Join 

Crystal Sarakas for this Community Conversation on After the War live. 

OFF THE PAGE 

Tuesday, May 21st, LIVE at 7:00pm 

You’re invited to join in during the live broadcasts. Call 1-888-359-9754 

or e-mail communityconversation@wskg.org. 

The newest novel by the versatile and prolific Liz Rosenberg – poet, critic, professor of 

English at Binghamton University – is The Laws of Gravity. She joins Bill Jaker to tell 

about the story of a family struggling with life, death, medical and legal issues. 

Tuesday, May 14th, LIVE at 1:00pm, rebroadcast at 7:00pm 

Many corners of upstate New York seem to have landmarks of historic value 

threatened by misunderstandings and the passage of time. In King Bridge Over 

Troubled Waters, Karen Van Etten recounts the struggle to preserve the Zenas King 

Bowstring Bridge in her hometown of Newfield and the broader questions of living 

history and community life. 

Tuesday, May 28th, LIVE at 1:00pm, rebroadcast at 7:00pm 

To join in the discussion with our authors, call during the live 1pm broadcast 

to 1–888–359–9754, or send an e-mail to OFFTHEPAGE@WSKG.ORG 

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WSKG Radio 

Listener-supported WSKG Public Radio, serving 21 counties in NY and PA with NPR News, Classical, Jazz and Folk. More programming information is available at www.wskg.org 

Weekdays 5am-7pm 

Monday evenings 

7:00pm This American Life with Ira 

Glass from PRI (rebroadcast of Sunday’s program) 

8:00pm Snap Judgment 

9:00pm By Special Invitation: 

■ 5/6 9pm: WSKG’s Expressions Classical Series: Dave 

Eggar Quartet • 10pm: Los Angeles Philharmonic: Marin 

Alsop, cond.; Joshua Roman, cello; Michael Ward- 

Bergeman, hyper-accordion; Jamey Haddad, percussion; 

Barber: Essay No.2; Golijov: Azul; Tchaikovsky: Sym. No.6, 

“Pathétique”. ■ 5/13 9pm: WSKG’s Expressions Classical 

Series: Gretchen Hull, piano • 10pm: Deutsche Welle 

Festival Concerts; BEETHOVENFEST IN BONN #4; Esa- 

Pekka Salonen, cond.; Philharmonia Orchestra London; 

Beethoven: Sym. No.8; Sym. No.5; Stucky: Radical Light. 

■ 5/20 9pm: WSKG’s Expressions Classical Series: Elmar 

Oliveira, violin; John Covelli, piano • 10pm: Los Angeles 

Philharmonic: Vasily Petrenko, cond.; Simon Trpceski, 

piano; Nielsen: Maskarade Ovt.; Grieg: Piano Cto.; 

Shostakovich: Sym. No.10. ■ 5/27 WSKG’s 9pm: 

Expressions Classical Series: Steven Nanni, tenor; Pej 

Reitz, piano • 10pm: Deutsche Welle Festival Concerts; 

BEETHOVENFEST IN BONN #5;: Esa-Pekka Salonen, 

cond.; Martin Grubinger, percussion; Giselle Allen, 

soprano; Anne-Marie Owens, alto; Andrew Kennedy, tenor; 

James Rutherford, bass; West German Radio Chorus 

Cologne; North German Radio Chorus; Philharmonia 

Orchestra London; Beethoven: Sym. No.9, “Choral”; 

Grubinger/ Schmitt: Ghanaia II. 

5:00am Morning Edition 

with Steve Inskeep and Renee Montagne 

(State & Regional news from Kathleen Harrison Cook 

and Karen DeWitt) 

5:50am Marketplace Morning Report 

from American Public Media 

11:00pm Classical Music Through 

6:00am (Morning Edition continues) the Night with Elena See 

8:19am Earth & Sky 

8:34am The Writers’ Almanac 

with Garrison Keillor from APM 

9:06am Classical Music 

with WSKG’s Bill Snyder 

(NPR News at 10:01am, 11:01am and 12:01pm 

Composers Datebook at 12:04pm) 

1:00pm NOTE: T, W, and TH 1:00pm 

programs are generally rebroadcast that 

evening at 7pm 

(M) On the Media with Brooke Gladstone 

and Bob Garfield from WNYC and NPR 

(T) ■ 5/14, 5/28 Off the Page hosted by 

WSKG’s Bill Jaker **see highlights for guest 

information rebroadcast at 7pm 

■ 5/7, 5/21 TBA 

(W) Alternative Radio rebroadcast at 7pm 

(TH) TED Radio Hour 

(F) Living on Earth with Steve Curwood 

from PRI. Focusing on environmental issues. 

2:00pm Performance Today 

4:00pm Fresh Air with Terry Gross 

5:00pm All Things Considered with 

Melissa Block, Michele Norris and Robert 

Siegel (State & Regional news from WSKG and 

Karen DeWitt) 

WSQX Radio 

MONDAY – Friday 

2:00am Jazz with John Lesanich 

9:00am Morning Edition from NPR with 

Steve Inskeep and Renee Montagne 

11:00am The Capitol Pressroom 

with Susan Arbetter 

Noon Democracy Now! 

From Pacifica Network w/ Amy Goodman 

1:00pm 

(M) Living on Earth 

(T) WorldLink 

(W) New Dimensions 

(Th) Alternative Radio 

(F) CounterSpin ■ (F) 1:30 Time 

of Useful Consciousness 

2:00pm Talk of the Nation 

from NPR with Neal Conan 

Tuesday evenings 

7:00pm ■ 5/7, 5/21 - Community 

Conversation (see Radio Highlights) ■ 5/14, 

5/28 - Off The Page rebroadcasts 

8:00pm Classical Guitar Alive 

9:00pm Chicago Symphony Orchestra 

(Tri-Cities Opera Operalogue on 4/23) 

11:00pm Classical Music Through the 

Night with Elena See 

Wednesday evenings 

7:00pm Alternative Radio 

8:00pm From the Top 

with Christopher O’Riley from NPR 

9:00pm SymphonyCast with Alison 

Young from APM 


Night with Elena See 

Thursday evenings 

7:00pm Rebroadcast of program from 

1:00pm today 

8:00pm A Night on the Town Broadway 

music with George Harter 

9:00pm Live! At the Concertgebouw 


Night with Bob Christiansen 

Friday evenings 

7:00pm Marian McPartland’s Piano 

Jazz from NPR 

8:00pm Riverwalk, Live From the Landing 

from PRI with David Holt & Jim Cullum 

9:00pm Jazz Profiles with Nancy Wilson 

10:00pm Jazzset w/Dee Dee Bridgewater 

11:00pm Jazz at Lincoln Center 

12:00am Classical Music with Bob 

Christiansen 

Saturdays 

1-5:00am Classical Music 

with Ward Jacobson 

7:00am Harmonia with Angela Mariani 

8:00am Weekend Edition 

with Scott Simon from NPR 

4:00pm 

6:00pm 

Jazz with Chuck Leavens 

Jazz with Tony Mowad 

Friday evenings 

7:00pm Beale Street Caravan 

8:00pm Blues Before Sunrise 

with Steve Cushing 

Saturdays 

• 89.3 Binghamton 

• 90.9 Ithaca/Watkins Glen 

• 88.7 Hornell/Alfred 

• 91.1 Corning/Elmira 

• 91.7 Oneonta/Cooperstown 

• 91.5 Binghamton 

• 90.7 Corning 

• 88.1 Norwich/Greene 

1:00am Jazz with Tony Mowad 

2:00am Jazz with Bill Hillgrove 

7:00am The People’s Pharmacy 

with Joe and Terry Graedon 

8:00am Tech Nation 

from WQED with Dr. Moira Gunn 

9:00am On the Media 

with Brooke Gladstone & Bob Garfield 

10:00am Weekend Edition Saturday 

with Scott Simon from NPR 

Noon Jazz with Bill Hillgrove 

8:00pm Marian McPartland’s Piano 

Jazz from NPR 

9:00pm Jazz with Bill Hillgrove and 

Scott Hanley (continues overnight) 

Sundays 

May 

10:00am Car Talk with Tom & Ray 

Magliozzi from NPR 

11:00am Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me! with 

Peter Sagal from NPR & Chicago Public Radio 

12:00pm Weekend Radio with Robert 

Conrad from WCLV, Cleveland 

1:00pm Metropolitan Opera 

■ 5/4 Poulenc: Dialogues of the Carmelites 

■ 5/11 Wagner: Götterdämmerung (@ noon) 

Lyric Opera of Chicago 

■ 5/18 Verdi: Simon Boccanegra 

■ 5/25 Massenet: Werther 

5:00pm All Things Considered from NPR 

6:00pm A Prairie Home Companion 

with Garrison Keillor from APM 

8:00pm The Folk Sampler with Mike Flynn 

9:00pm Saturday Night Folk 

with WSKG’s Ken Campbell 

10:00pm E-Town with Helen & Nick Forster 

11:00pm River City Folk with Tom May 

12:00am WoodSongs Old Time Radio 

Hour with Michael Jonathon 

1:00am Classical Music Through the 

Night with Scott Blankenship 

Sundays 

1-5:00am Classical Music 

6:00am Pipedreams 

with Michael Barone from APM 

7:00am With Heart and Voice 

with Peter DuBois from WXXI, Rochester 

8:00am Weekend Edition Sunday 

with Rachel Martin from NPR 

11:00am The Capitol Connection with 

host Alan Chartok from WAMC 

11:30am Out of Bounds 

with Tish Pearlman 

12:00pm This American Life 

with Ira Glass from PRI 

1:00pm Car Talk 

with Tom & Ray Magliozzi from NPR 

2:00pm A Prairie Home Companion 

(rebroadcast of Saturday’s program) 

4:00pm The Thistle & Shamrock 

with Fiona Ritchie from NPR 

5:00pm Weekend All Things 

Considered from NPR 

6:00pm Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me! with 

Peter Sagal from NPR & Chicago Public Radio 

7:00pm Selected Shorts from NYC’s 

Symphony Space & PRI 

8:00pm Sunday Baroque with Suzanne 

Bona 


Night with Valerie Kahler 

May 

6:00am Jazz with Scott Hanley 

10:00am Prime Time Radio 

11:00am Weekend Edition Sunday 

with Rachel Martin from NPR 

1:00pm Jazz with Scott Hanley 

(continues overnight) 

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WSKG in the Community 

May 1st 

Screening of Nature: The Private Life of 

Deer • 6pm at the Cornell Plantations' 

Nevin Welcome Center • Register at 

CornellPlantations.org or 607.255.2400 

Non-Profit Organization 

U.S. Postage Paid 

Permit No. 45 

Binghamton, NY 13902 

May 2nd 

Wait Wait… Don't Tell Me! 

live cinema event at the Regal Cinema in 

The Shops at Ithaca Mall in Ithaca, NY 

May 4th 

Youth Voice: American Graduate Edition 

showcase at the WSKG Studios in Vestal, NY 

Consider a charitable gift of estate assets to help us meet the 

educational and cultural needs of our community for many 

years to come. Call 729-0100 ext. 361 for more information. 

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WSKG Underwriters 

We hope you will patronize those businesses that have generously underwritten 

your programs — Let them know you appreciate their support! 

• Ancient Wisdom Productions 

• Arnot-Ogden Medical Center 

• Associates of Psychotherapy 

• Audio Classics 

• Balanced Resources 

• Bearsch Compeau Knudson 

• Belknap Lumber 

• Binghamton Delivery 

• Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant 

Research 

• Burke Pest Control, Inc 

• Cayuga Medical Center 

• Chemung Canal Trust Company 

• Chemung Valley Montessori School 

• Chianis & Anderson Architects, PLLC 

• Cline’s Catering 

• Contemporary Trends 

• Cornell University 

• Corning Incorporated Foundation 

• Corning Museum of Glass 

• Coughlin & Gerhart, LLP 

• Creative Threads 

• Dan Smalls Presents 

• Development Chenango 

• EAC Montessori School 

• The Insulation Man 

• Early Morning Farm 

• edible Finger Lakes 

• Ellis Brothers Furniture 

• ETM Solar Works 

• Family Planning of South Central New 

York, Inc. 

• Fred Russell Corporation 

• Fibers Boutique 

• Five Star Subaru 

• Fontana Shoes 

• Found In Ithaca 

• The Gaffney Foundation 

• Gallery 321 

• Gateway Commons 

• Glendale Spirits 

• Guthrie Healthcare System 

• Handwork 

• Hawkes Wealth Management 

• Hickey’s Music Center Ithaca 

• Hinman, Howard & Kattell, LLP 

• HOLT Architects 

• Home Green Home 

• Hunt Engineers, Architects & Surveyors 

• The Iberdrola USA Foundation, Inc. 

• Ithaca Child 

• Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport 

• Johnson Lauder & Savidge, LLP 

• Just-A-Taste Wine and Tapas Bar 

• James Leonard, CPA 

• Lesko Financial Services, Inc. 

• Levene Gouldin & Thompson, LLP 

• Longview, an Ithacare Community 

• M&T Bank 

• Mansfield University 

• Mapes Auctioneers & Appraisers 

• Mimi’s Attic 

• NBT Bank 

• Ninash Foundation 

• NYS Association of Licensed Midwives 

• NYSEG 

• NYSUT 

• O’Connor Investments 

• OutForHealth.org 

• Orchestra of the Southern Fingerlakes 

• Oxford Veteran’s Home 

• Planned Parenthood of the Southern 

Finger Lakes 

• Rasa Spa 

• Remlik’s Grille & Oyster Bar 

• Renovus Energy 

• Retina-Vitreous Surgeons 

• Riverhouse 

• RiverRead Bookstore 

• Marc Rubin Associates 

• The Rob Salamida Company, Inc. 

• Savitch Agency 

• Sew Clever 

• Shawn Michael Design 

• Sherpa Technologies 

• Six Mile Vineyard 

• The Smile Designers, PLC 

• Steere’s Lawn Care 

• Sundara Spa MD 

• T-Shirt Expressions 

• Take Your Pick Flower Farm 

• Tall Pines Farm Stoves and Fireplaces 

• Taylor Garbage Services 

• Tetra Tec 

• The Parson’s Daughter 

• Tioga State Bank 

• Tompkins County Health Department 

• Tompkins Weekly 

• Travis Hyde Properties 

• Unitarian Universalist Church 

• United Methodist Homes 

• Upstate Office Furniture 

• Valley Dental Pediatrics 

• Vein & Laser Center 

• Whole Animal Veterinary Housecalls & 

Hospice Services, PLLC 

• Wild Birds Unlimited 

• Wladis Companies, Inc.

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