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Antiques RoadshowComing to Boston!Your favorite antiques show is comingto Boston, literally! PBs’s highest-ratedseries, produced right here at WGBH,kicks off its six-city Antiques Roadshow2012 tour with a stop in Boston saturday,June 9. WGBH will be offering a chanceto get a guaranteed ticket (supplies arelimited) to the event during the airing ofJunk in the Trunk, an Antiques Roadshowspecial featuring appraisals from the2011 season. Junk in the Trunk highlightsinclude one of a set of six inheritedchairs, made 50 years ago by a furnituredesigner who also did commissions for Aristotle Onassis, and a drawingand lithograph by iconic American artist Grant Wood. tune inand support your favorite public television station, and then find outwhether that’s junk in your trunk—or the find of the century!Junk in the TrunkMon, 3/12 at 8pm on WGBH 2Random Ticket Drawingvisit the Antiques Roadshow website to enter a random drawing fortwo free tickets to the Boston Roadshow event. Find out more atpbs.org/wgbh/roadshow/tickets.htmlcaptivated and repelled, awed and irritated,inspired and confused people formore than a century. With unprecedentedaccess to this insular community,American Experience paints an intimateportrait of contemporary Amishfaith and life. (d)10pm 2 In Performance at theWhite House A BroadwayCelebrationnathan Lane ismaster of ceremoniesfor a reviewof hit show tunesfrom some ofBroadway’s most beloved musicals.stars include many tony award nomineesand winners, including idinamenzel (Wicked, Glee) Audra mcdonald,Elaine Stritch, Brian d’Arcy James,Chad Kimball, Karen Olivo, tonyaPinkins, Assata Alston and more, performingnumbers from Broadway’smost popular and successful shows.11pm 2 Need to Know44 PBS NewsHour11:30 2 Charlie RoseSaturday 311am 2 Member Favorites (*)6pm44 Member Favorites (*)2 High School Quiz Show(*)6:30 2 Member Favorites (*)7pm 2 Big Band Vocalistssee Member Favorites,page 89pm 2 Member Favorites (*)11:30 44 High School Quiz Show(*)Sunday 46am 44 Antiques RoadshowPittsburgh, PA (Pt. 3)7am 44 Religion & EthicsNewsWeekly7:30 44 To the Contrary withBonnie Erbe8am 44 Moneytrack (d)8:30 44 Consuelo MackWealthTrack9am 44 Washington Week)9:30 44 Greater Boston10am 2 High School Quiz Show)(*)44 Inside Washington10:30 44 McLaughlin Group11am 2 Member Favorites (*)44 Member Favorites (*)4pm 2 Moyers & Company5pm 2 María Hinojosa:One-on-One Ben Fong-Torres Ben Fong-torres is the man withCelebrity Series of Bostona National New Play Network RollingWorld Premiere by Stephen Sachsdirected by Jeff Zinna co-production withWellfleet Harbor Actors Theaterfeaturing Ken Cheesemanand Paula LangtonDance, jazz, classical music, and moreGreat PerformancesIn venues across Boston. aLL season LonG.WGBH MEMBERS RECEIVE 10% OFFthe box office price for select performancesthroughout the 2011-2012 season.Advertisements[In] this new comic drama under thedirection of Jeff Zinn, the question ofauthenticity, in more than one senseof the word, is at issue.the boston globeFebruary 26 - March 18, 2012black box theater321 ARSENAL ST. WATERTOWN MAfree parking!Save with yourWGBH MemberDiscount!supported byFEBRUARYCirca’s CirCa – FEB. 29–Mar. 4Edgy & bold contemporary circusMARCHMax raabe & Palast Orchester Mar. 4Elegant decadence of ‘20s & ‘30sWeimar GermanyBallet Hispanico Mar. 9–11The Chieftains Mar. 1450th anniversary Tour 2012:‘Voice of ages’ – Paddy Moloney &The Chieftains with Special GuestsJazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Mar. 18with Wynton MarsalisIN RESIDENCE AT THEARSENAL CENTER FOR THE ARTSnewrep.org617-923-8487Visit www.celebrityseries.org/wgbh for more details.10 Full schedules: wgbh.org; Get magazine online: wgbh.org/gopaperlessWGBH_ad_3.5x4.812_20112.indd 41/12/12 3:54 PM

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9am 44 Washington Week9:30 44 Greater Boston10am 2 High School Quiz Show(*)44 Inside Washington10:30 44 McLaughlin Group11am 2 Member Favorites (*)44 Member Favorites (*)4pm 2 Moyers & Company5pm 2 María Hinojosa:One-on-One FranciscoGoldman Francisco Goldman is aBoston-born author of Jewish andGuatemalan heritage. His fiction andjournalism writing has appeared inThe New Yorker and The New YorkTimes. Goldman shares how helaunched his career in journalism, theimpact of his investigation onGuatemala’s future and the tragicdeath of his wife.5:30 2 Antiques RoadshowHonolulu, HI (Pt. 2)6:30 2 High School Quiz Show(*)7pm 2 Member Favorites (*)9pm 2 Masterpiece ClassicSouth Riding (Pt. 3) seeRiding In on New Ideas, page 1110pm 2 Member Favorites (*)Monday 196pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 Member Favorites (*)7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeHelsinki and Tallinn: BalticSisters the fascinating capitals ofFinland and estonia offer a chance tosample each country’s history, art anddistinct love of life. start in Helsinkiwith its neoclassical old town, modernflair for design and steamy saunas.then it’s just a two-hour boat ride totallinn—with its medieval charmsand new-found prosperity—celebratingits freedom and thriving in itspost-Ussr renaissance.44 Member Favorites (*)8pm 2 Member Favorites (*)44 Ashes to AshesSeries 3, Episode 89pm 44 Hustle10pm 44 MI-5 A Chance forPeace11pm 2 Charlie Rose44 PBS NewsHour6pmTuesday 202 PBS NewsHour44 Member Favorites (*)Tracing Americans’ Rootsrenowned cultural critic and Harvardscholar Henry Louis Gates, Jr. delvesinto the genealogy and genetics of famousAmericans, combining history and sciencein a fascinating exploration of race, familyand identity in today’s America. Gatesuncovers captivating stories and surprisesin the family trees of Kevin Bacon, robertdowney, Jr., Branford marsalis, JohnLegend, martha stewart, Barbara Waltersand rick Warren, among others.Finding Your RootsSun, 3/25 at 8pm & 9pm on WGBH 2More Onlineat Forum NetworkWatch a panel discussion about Facesof America with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.,a 2010 PBs special that explores thefamily histories of 12 renownedAmericans and their immigrant pasts.Conversations with producers and genealogists are featured;panelists include WGBH’s Phillip Martin. wgbh.org/forumA YEAR OFPHOTOGRAPHYAT THE PEABODY ESSEX MUSEUMTHE MIND’S EYE50 YEARS OF PHOTOGRAPHY BY JERRY UELSMANNFebruary 11—May 13, 2012Uelsmann’s photographs — fabricated images from unrelated negatives— are surreal and provocative icons of American photo history.NATURAL HISTORIESPHOTOGRAPHS BY BARBARA BOSWORTHOpens April 14Images of the oldest and youngest members of Bosworth’s family explorethe joy of youth, the wistfulness of aging and the nature of memory.AdvertisementANSEL ADAMSAT THE WATER’S EDGEJune 9—October 8, 2012Adams’ photographs of water embrace seriality, motion and time asmeaningful modern themes. Media Partner The Boston Globe.Untitled (detail), 2003, Jerry Uelsmann. Gelatin silver print. © Jerry Uelsmann.161 Essex Street | Salem, MA 01970 USA | 978-745-9500 | pem.orgFind your favorite British dramas on WGBH 44 15

9am 44 Washington Week9:30 44 Greater Boston10am 2 High School Quiz Show(*)44 Inside Washington10:30 44 McLaughlin Group11am 2 Member Favorites (*)44 Member Favorites (*)4pm 2 Moyers & Company5pm 2 María Hinojosa:One-on-One Helen ZiaHelen Zia is a journalist and civil rightsactivist focused on the rights ofwomen, the LGBt community andAsian Americans. Zia talks about beingcaught between two worlds, findingher voice and what it means to beAmerican.5:30 2 Antiques RoadshowHonolulu, HI (Pt. 3)6:30 2 High School Quiz Show(*)7pm 2 Member Favorites (*)8pm 2 Finding Your Rootssee Tracing Americans’Roots, page 15 (d)9pm 2 Finding Your Rootssee Tracing Americans’Roots, page 15 (d)10pm 2 Member Favorites (*)Monday 266pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeClassics The Alps of Austriaand Italy44 Member Favorites (*)8pm 2 Antiques RoadshowEl Paso, TX (Pt. 1) seeAntiques Roadshow Takes on Texas,page 1644 Ashes to Ashes9pm 2 Antiques RoadshowBismarck, ND (Pt. 2) At theBismarck Civic Center, appraisers givehigh marks to the array of objectsbrought for show-and-tell, including apainting of a northern Pacific railroadtrain that once may have graced aFargo railroad station; a valuable CivilWar photo collection of members ofJohn Hunt morgan’s Cavalry; and adelightful collection of University ofnorth dakota pottery, some made bythe owner’s mother and grandmotherwhen they were students.44 Hustle Silent Witness10pm 2 Member Favorites (*)44 MI-5 On the BrinkA Pandora’s Box?the genetic revolution is upon us, and advancing every day. But whatwill it mean when many can afford to have the information in theirdnA read, stored and available for analysis? And what if such informationfalls into the hands of insurance companies, employers and prospectivemates? Will knowing our genetic destiny hurt or help us? inBioethics, WGBH’s Novaexplores these questionsand examines the moraldilemmas raised by thetechnologies alreadyhere and those on thehorizon.Nova/BioethicsWed, 3/28 at 9pmon WGBH 2More Online at Forum NetworkWatch Exploring the Current Debate over Patenting Life, asymposium on bioethics, economics and policy. What role willpatents play in the development of adult stem cell-basedtherapies and other potential genetic treatments?wgbh.org/forumLeave it to WGBH...to deliver programs you love andincome you can count on.Consider a charitable gift annuity to benefit WGBH.The benefits to you?➤ Immediate income-tax deduction➤ Elimination of capital gains taxes➤ Income for life for one or more beneficiariesTo find out how you can leave it to WGBH,call Ericka Webb at 800.220.7122 or visitwgbh.org/giftplanning.Gift Planning and EndowmentFind your favorite British dramas on WGBH 44 17

11pm2 Charlie Rose44 PBS NewsHourTuesday 276pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 Member Favorites (*)44 Member Favorites (*)9pm 2 Fenway Park at 100see Fenway’s BigBirthday, page 1610pm11pm2 Frontline2 Charlie Rose44 PBS NewsHourWednesday 286pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeClassics NorthwestEngland england’s Lake district shimmerswith images of Wordsworth’spoetry. explore durham’s heavenlyLife in the YiddishTheaterBessie and Boris thomashefskyemigrated to America from easterneurope in the late 19th century.While in their teens, they beganto play major roles in new York’sYiddish theater. For Jewish immigrantson manhattan’s Lower eastside, the theater provided a stagefor the new ideas that wereshaping their transition to an American way of life. san Franciscosymphony music director michael tilson thomas, the thomashefskys’grandson, is the only direct living link to the couple, their repertoire,their stories and their legacy. tilson thomas shares the stage with a30-piece orchestra and an ensemble cast to bring Bessie and Boris’smusic and memories to life.Great Performances/The ThomashefskysThu, 3/29 at 8pm on WGBH 2norman cathedral, Blackpool(Britain’sConey island) and more.44 Member Favorites (*)8pm 2 Nature Ocean Giants:Giant Lives/Deep Thinkers/Voices of the SeaWhales and dolphinsremain asource of fascination.But howmuch do we reallyknow about them? they may appear tobe totally alien to us—but with theirmental ability, group communicationand the recent discovery that dolphinshave individual names, they are closerto us than we ever imagined. Learnnew insights into the lives of whalesand dolphins in this visually powerfuland engaging program that featuresbreathtaking encounters with theseenchanting cetaceans.44 Lark Rise toCandleford9pm 2 Nova Bioethics seeA Pandora’s Box?, page 1744 Doc Martin10pm 2 Member Favorites (*)44 Waking the DeadEnd of the Night (Pt. 1)11pm 2 Charlie Rose44 PBS NewsHourThursday 296pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeClassics Great Side Tripsfrom London44 Member Favorites (*)8pm 2 Great PerformancesThe Thomashefskys seeLife in the Yiddish Theater, this page44 Nova Bioethics (See 3/28at 9pm)9pm 44 Frontline10pm 2 Fenway Park at 100(See 3/27 at 9pm)44 Independent LensYou’re Looking at Me Like ILive Here and I Don’t see What Am IForgetting?, this page11pm 2 Charlie Rose44 PBS NewsHour6pm7pmFriday 302 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business ReportWhat Am I Forgetting?in danville, California, Lee Gorewitz wanders day after day on asoul-searching odyssey through her Alzheimer’s care unit. Confined bythe limits of her physical boundaries, she scavenges for reminders ofher old identity in the outside world. Yet her search is for more than aword, or a memory or a familiarface. it is a quest for understanding.Although the cognitive deteriorationdue to Alzheimer’s is devastating,Gorewitz embodies the resiliencyof the human spirit. Here is theAlzheimer’s odyssey of a womanwho will not let us forget her—even as she struggles to rememberherself.Independent Lens/You’re Looking at Me Like I Live Here and I Don’tThu, 3/29 at 10pm on WGBH 44for WGBHmembersAdvertisement18 Full schedules: wgbh.org; Get magazine online: wgbh.org/gopaperless

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Classical New EnglandHappy Birthday, Bach!By Benjamin K. RoeManaging Director of Classical ServicesBach opens a vista to the universe. After experiencing him, peoplefeel there is meaning to life after all.—Helmut WachaPerhaps you’ve noticed that the world of classical music is filled withmilestones: premieres, passings, debuts, and most especially, birthdayanniversaries. Peanuts creator Charles M. Schulz almost single-handedlyestablished December 16 (Beethoven’s Birthday) as an unofficial holiday,with Schroeder-the-toy-piano-virtuoso as Celebrator-in-Chief. TheAmadeus effect similarly made January 27th (Mozart’s Birthday) a redletterday on the classical music calendar.And on March 21 we celebrate the birthday of the man fellowcomposer Max Reger described as “the beginning and end of all music”:Johann Sebastian Bach. Universal, to be sure, but with a very specialresonance in the Hub of the Universe.Boston, after all, is where the Handeland Haydn Society presented theAmerican premiere of the St. MatthewPassion in 1879—and where HarryChristophers and company will againpresent Bach’s monumental work laterthis month.From his perch at HarvardUniversity, Christoph Wolff is arguablythe world’s foremost scholar on themusic, life and times of Bach. TheCantata Singers were founded in 1964Portrait of Bach by Elias Gottlob Haussmanwith the express purpose of performing the neglected works of Bach.Under the musical direction of Bálint Karosi, winner of the 16thInternational Bach Competition in Leipzig, Germany, Boston’s FirstLutheran Church will present a special Bach Birthday program onMarch 24 with the Boston chapter of the American Guild of Organists.And, lest we forget, presenting—and broadcasting!—the cantatasof Johann Sebastian Bach has been a Boston tradition for more than40 years, thanks to the pioneering efforts of the late conductor CraigSmith, who founded the Emmanuel Music ensemble to perform thecomplete cycle of Bach’s 200-plus cantatas in the liturgical setting andcalendar for which they were written. And at virtually the same timeWGBH launched a Sunday morning tradition of broadcasting Bachcantatas on Morning pro musica.In 2012, both traditions are going strong. Now under the dynamicleadership of Ryan Turner, Emmanuel Music has begun its third Bachcantatacycle, the core of an ambitious music series that ranges frombaroque to contemporary in large and small ensembles throughoutthe week.And on Classical New England, we provide you an entire Sundaymorning of inspiring and beautiful music written from Bach’s time andbefore. The Bach Hour with Brian McCreath offers you a weekly gatewayinto the world of Bach’s sacred and secular works, followed by Baroquein Boston with Laura Carlo, which journeys into the richness of Boston’searly music scene. Listen to both programs all month long for celebrationsand explorations of the world of Bach, and hopefully you’ll findthe same inspirations as did Claude Debussy: “…on each page we discoverthings which we thought were born only yesterday, from delightful arabesquesto an overflowing of religious feeling greater than anything we have sincediscovered. And in his works we will search in vain for anything the leastlacking in good taste.”What’s on Classical New England5am10am2pm7pm9pmMonday–FridayClassical Music with Laura CarloClassical Music with Alan McLellan12pm Café EuropaClassical Music with Cathy FullerThursdays: 4pm BSO PreviewFridays: 4pm Drive Time LivePerformance Today with Fred ChildClassical Music with James David JacobsFridays: Concierto6am7am12pm5pm6pm7pm10pmClassical Online Channelsclassicalnewengland.orgKids Classical, Boston Early Music and BSO RadioSaturdayIn Performance with Cathy FullerClassical Music with James DavidJacobs9am Classics For KidsClassical Music with Ray BrownFrom the TopNew England Summer FestivalsBoston Symphony OrchestraBSO on RecordOnline: classicalnewengland.orgOn-air: 99.5 Boston-NH | 89.7 HD2 Boston | 96.3 Beacon Hill89.5 Nantucket | 88.7 Providence6am7am11am12pm1pm3pm5pm6pm6:30pm10pm11pmSundayThe Bach Hour with Brian McCreathBaroque in Boston with Laura CarloLive from FraserNew England Summer FestivalsBoston Symphony OrchestraSunday ConcertThe Bach Hour with Brian McCreathArias & Barcarolles with Cathy FullerWorld of OperaLive from FraserPipedreamsClassical New England is made possible by your contributionsto the Classical Founders Fund.24 Schedules, program info, playlists: classicalnewengland.org

89.7 WGBH, Boston Public radioThe Political ViewBy Phil redo, managing director89.7 WGBH, Boston Public radiotoward the end of 2011, as theelection cycle morphed from ending punditry into actual votecounting, WGBH radio wrestled withhow we might best offer thoughtful,never-unique and fresh coverage.more than the presidentialcontest, 2012 also will feature a Us senate racein massachusetts with national interest, and new contestswithin redrawn congressional districts—electoral stakes that will influencevoter interest and turnout.so-called “horse race” coverage, while often entertaining, is rarelyilluminating. so, WGBH has decided to place a greater emphasis on specificissues and to examine motivations driving the issues, including the languageused by the media, voters and candidates.As an example, we spent 10 mornings, beginning the day of the iowaCaucuses, interviewing leading local and national thinkers. We asked GregGoodale of northeastern University to review some of the language of thecampaign and the significance of specific words and phrases. We discussedthe impact of religion with trinity College professor mark silk, and emoryUniversity professor drew Westen told us about the psychology involved inmotivating people to vote.As always, we hoped to usestorytelling to get to the heartof a subject and we returned tothe rich WGBH Archives on January 10to explore the history of the newHampshire primary. We shared withour listeners the voices of our politicalpast—tennessee senator estesKefauver and Presidents Harry s. truman,John F. Kennedy and George H.W. Bush—putting into historical context results that were only hours away.Among the more interesting experiments we tried was simulcasting theefforts of our colleagues: first from iowa on Caucus night with iowa Publicradio and a week later with coverage from new Hampshire Public radio.these two outstanding statewide networks offered our own listeners ateam of reporters well versed in the subtleties of their respective states.We are proud to have offered their talents and we hope, if you heard it, youagree their insight and local knowledge made for richer coverage.As the calendar moves along, we will look for equivalent opportunities.stay tuned. it should be quite a year!Listen to a sampling of the stories mentioned in this article, and read or listento reports on the latest election coverage at wgbhnews.orgWhat’s on 89.7 WGBHOnline: wgbh.org/radioOn-air: 89.7 Hd1 Boston5am6am7am7:50am9am10am12pm1pm2pm3pm4pm6pm7pm8pm12amMonday–FridayBBC World UpdateThe TakeawayMorning Edition/Marketplace MorningThe Xconomy Report (Fri)The TakeawayThe Diane Rehm ShowThe Emily Rooney ShowThe Callie Crossley ShowFresh AirThe WorldAll Things ConsideredThe WorldPBS NewsHourJazz on WGBH with Eric Jackson/Jazz on WGBH with Steve Schwartz (Fri)Jazz with Bob ParlochaSaturday6am Living on Earth7am Innovation Hub8am Weekend Edition10am Studio 36011am This American Life12pm Says You!1pm Wait Wait…Don't Tell Me!2pm The Moth/Radio Lab3pm A Celtic Sojourn6pm A Prairie Home Companion8pm Says You!9pm Selected Shorts10pm JazzSet with Dee Dee Bridgewater11pm Jazz with Bob Parlocha6am7am8am10am11am12pm2pm3pm4pm5pm6pm7pm8pm10pm11pm12amSundayOn the MediaBeingWeekend EditionBob Edwards WeekendWait Wait…Don't Tell Me!A Prairie Home CompanionSays You!America's Test Kitchen RadioMarketplace MoneyAll Things ConsideredHumankindJazz DecadesArts & IdeasInnovation HubEric’s Artist SpotlightJazz with Bob Parlochanews programs on 89.7 WGBH are made possible by your contributions to the Independent Journalism Fund.26 schedules, program info, playlists: wgbh.org/897

WCAI, Cape and Islands NPR StationWCAI’s A Life RememberedEveryone’s life has a story and often that story is summed up in a fewsentences in an obituary buried at the back of the newspaper. But there is alot more worth knowing about people, and WCAI reporter Sean Corcoranrecently launched A Life Remembered to present more detailed portraits oflocal community members who have passed away and to celebrate individualswhose lives made an impact on their family and neighbors.The new series premiered in January and airs the first Monday of eachmonth during Morning Edition and All Things Considered on WCAI. The firstprofile remembers Alice Lopez, 49, the Mashpee tribe’s housing directorwho envisioned an affordable housing community called “WampanoagVillage,” and secured enough grant money to buy the wooded acreage inMashpee where 52 homes will be built.Lopez was a passionate advocate for the Cape’s often overlooked homelesspopulation and wanted to provide a permanent home for tribe memberswho now move from house to house, sleeping on couches and in tents inpeople’s yards.Corcoran interviewed Lopez’s mother,her sister, and her friend and fellow tribemember, Myrna Nuey. You hear the emotionin Nuey’s voice when she talks about Lopez.“She was the essence of what I call a‘native woman.’ The purity that she had inher heart for her people goes beyond wordsand goes beyond anyone’s expectations ofwhat a native woman is all about,” Nueysays, explaining Lopez’s lifelong pride in herheritage and culture. “To come into her presenceand be with her often was an honor.”If you missed the January or February edition of A Life Remembered,listen online at capeandislands.org. And you’re invited to suggest peopleyou may know who have recently died and have a story to be told. Sendsuggestions to Sean at sean.corcoran@wgbh.org.What’s on WCAIOnline: capeandislands.orgOn-air: 90.1 Martha’s Vineyard, 91.1 Nantucket, 94.3 Brewster, 89.7 HD3 BostonMonday–Friday5am BBC World Update6am The Takeaway7am Morning Edition9:30 The Point10am The Diane Rehm Show12pm The Story1pm Fresh Air2pm Talk of the Nation4pm All Things Considered6pm The World7pm Marketplace7:30 The Point8pm Fresh Air9pm PBS NewsHour10pm News from the BBC12am News & Notes5am7am8am10am11am12pm1pm2pm3pm4pm5pm6pm8pm9pm10pm12amSaturdayBBC World Service NewsLiving on EarthWeekend EditionCar TalkWait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!This American LifeThe Moth/RadiolabTo the Best of Our KnowledgeSplendid TableOn the MediaWeekend All Things ConsideredA Prairie Home CompanionSays You!Selected ShortsAmerican RoutesAfropop WorldwideSunday5am BBC World Service News7am Being8am Weekend Edition10am Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!11am Bob Edwards Weekend12pm America’s Test Kitchen Radio1pm A Prairie Home Companion3pm Selected Shorts4pm Studio 3605pm Weekend All Things Considered6pm This American Life7pm Arts & Ideas10pm On the Media12am Le Show with Harry ShearerEditor Karen HartleyContributors Maria Bruno Ruiz, Brian McCreath,Jake Messier, Phil Redo, Susan Reed, Ben Roe,Matt Roy, Cheryl WilloughbyDesigner Tong-Mei ChanPhoto Research Julie EckerAssociate Creative Director Alison KennedyDirector, Constituent CommunicationsCynthia BronerAssociate Director Susan ReedDirector of Operations Brian DonovanExplore!, March 2012: Volume 22, Number 3, (ISSN 2152-7458) (USPS 0008 -188). 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