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July 2005
May 2010
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National Memorial Day Concert
Final Edition of the KWBU Program Guide
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Brazos Valley Public Broadcasting Foundation • One Bear Place #97296 • Waco, Texas 76798-7296
VOLUME 13, ISSUE 11
KWBU STAFF
Joe Riley, President & CEO
Clare Paul, KWBU-TV Station Manager
Brodie Bashaw, KWBU-FM Station Manager
Carla Hervey, Business Aairs Manager
Glenda Moss, Business Manager
Joani Livingston, Production Supervisor
Jessica Denk, Senior Producer
Zack Morris, Chief Photographer
Robert Shiekh, Senior Producer – Inside Baylor Sports
Lawrence Gilligan, Producer - Inside Baylor Sports
Tony Poole, Chief Engineer
Jaclyn Willbanks, KWBU-TV Operations Manager
Roxie Collier, Coordinator of Education and Outreach
Derek Smith, KWBU-FM News & Public Aairs
Director
Ashley Kortis, Major Giving Coordinator
Dave Ulman, Underwriting Coordinator
Hal Pledger, Receptionist
Loretta Howard, Membership Manager
Jacqueline Deavenport, Interactive Media/News/
Communications Coordinator
ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS:
Ann Claire Anderson
Jennifer Borderud
David Brennan
Will Crockett
Felicia Goodman
David Hyers
Kathy Krakowian
Kurt Krakowian
Ben Lacy
Sam Smith
BRAZOS VALLEY PUBLIC BROADCASTING
FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Phil Adkins, Chairman
Patricia A. Wilson, Vice-Chairman
Kris Kaiser Olson, Secretary
Dr. Raymond Bailey
John Barry
Larry Bates
Rick Bostwick
Nancy Callan
Dr. David Garland
Sue Getterman
Cynthia Jackson
Dr. Karla Leeper
Dr. Charles S. Madden
Maxey Parrish
Bernard Rapoport
Carlos Sanchez
Jim Vaughan
BRAZOS VALLEY PUBLIC BROADCASTING
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Billie A. Gilbert, Corporate Secretary
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KWBU-TV Highlights .............................................................................. 2
KWBU-TV Prime Time Schedule ................................................................ 5
KWBU-TV Daytime Schedule .................................................................... 9
KWBU-TV Overnight Schedule .................................................................10
KWBU Kids ........................................................................................ 11
KWBU Create Schedule .........................................................................12
KWBU Underwriters ............................................................................. 13
KWBU-FM Highlights .............................................................................14
KWBU-FM Program Schedule ...................................................................16
KWBU-FM HD Radio Schedule .................................................................. 17
KWBU President’s Circle and Cornerstone Society ......................................... 18
Gatesville ............................................................................ Suddenlink 4
Kosse ............................................................................... Rapid Cable 95
Little River Academy ..................................................................
Centrovision 8
Lorena ............................................................................. Time Warner 4
Marlin ......................................................................... Northland Cable 13
Meridian ........................................................................... Rapid Cable 95
Moody............................................................................... Centrovision 8
Morgan’s Point ..................................................................... Centrovision 8
Riesel ....................................................................Cabletex Systems, Inc 9
Rogers .............................................................................. Centrovision 8
Rosebud ............................................................................. DMS Cable 39
Salado .............................................................................. Centrovision 8
Temple ............................................................................. Centrovision 8
Temple/Killeen .................................................................. Time Warner 18
Troy ................................................................................. Centrovision 8
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Waco ............................................................................. Grande Comm. 4
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KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 2
KWBU-TV Highlights
F
or more than 20 years,
with the annual broadcast
of the NATIONAL
MEMORIAL DAY
CONCERT, PBS has been proud to
honor the service and sacrifice of
our men and women in uniform,
their families at home and all
those who have given their lives
for our country. The multi award-
winning event, broadcast live
from the West Lawn of the U.S.
Capitol, will be co-hosted for the
fifth year by Emmy Award-winner
Gary Sinise (“CSI: New York”)
and Tony Award-winner Joe
Mantegna (“Criminal Minds”),
two acclaimed actors who have
dedicated themselves to veterans’
causes and supporting our troops
in active service. The 21st annual
broadcast of the NATIONAL
MEMORIAL DAY CONCERT will
air live in HD Sunday, May 30,
2010, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on KWBU-
TV before a concert audience of
hundreds of thousands, millions
more at home, as well as to our
troops serving around the world
on the American Forces Network.
Joining co-hosts Sinise and Mantegna
will be an all-star line-up of dignitaries,
actors and musical artists.
The evening, which has become an
American tradition, oers viewers a
time to remember, to heal and bring
our country together. The 2010 event
will focus on three main themes:
• The concert will honor the
sacrices, suering and love of a new
generation of young military widows
whose fallen spouses served in Iraq
and Afghanistan.
• On the 60th anniversary of
the Korean War, the broadcast pays
tribute to the heroic service of the
soldiers who fought and perished in
this “forgotten war.”
• The concert will also pay
homage to the more than 125,000
WWI and WWII service members
who did not come home but rest in
24 military cemeteries in the foreign
lands where they fought for liberty.
The U.S Joint Chiefs of Sta will also
participate in the event, along with The
U.S. Army Herald Trumpets, The U.S.
Army Chorus, The Soldiers Chorus of
the U.S. Army Field Band, The U.S.
Navy Sea Chanters, the U.S. Air Force
Singing Sergeants, the Armed Forces
Color Guard and Service Color Teams
provided by the Military District of
Washington, D.C.
National Memorial Day Concert
Sunday, May 30 at 7:00 p.m. on KWBU-TV
Also this month:
Ground War
Airs Wednesdays, May 19 & 26 from 8:00 -
10:00 p.m.
GROUND WAR tells the stories behind the
key technological advances and strategic
breakthroughs that have driven — and been
driven by — thousands of years of ground
warfare. Pictured: Danish soldiers, two in
camouage suits.
CREDIT: LOUISE IRELAND, ©GRANADA TV
LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER:
Perlman, Ax and Ma @ The
Penthouse
Airs Wednesday, May 5 at 8:00 p.m.
This intimate concert features three long-time
friends and renowned musicians — cellist Yo-
Yo Ma (pictured), violinist Itzhak Perlman and
pianist Emanuel Ax —performing Mendelssohn’s
beloved Piano Trios. Alan Alda hosts.
CREDIT: JAMES KARALES
Masterpiece Mystery: Foyle’s War
Airs Sundays, May 2 - 16 at 8:00 p.m.
The war in Europe is over, and DCS Christopher
Foyle hopes his crime-ghting days are, too. But
murder knows no respite in the seaside town of
Hastings. Michael Kitchen (right) stars as Foyle
with Honeysuckle Weeks as Sam Stewart.
CREDIT: ©GREENLIT RIGHTS LIMITED 2010 FOR MASTERPIECE
Tony Award-winner Joe Mantegna (“Criminal
Minds”) and Emmy Award-winner Gary
Sinise (“CSI: New York”) co-host the 21st
broadcast of this annual concert, an event
that has become the nation’s memorial
service.
CREDIT: CAPITAL CONCERTS
– Gary Sinise and Joe Mantegna Co-host Concert for Fifth Consecutive Year –
Airdates:
Sunday, May 30 at 7:00 p.m.
& 8:30p.m.
Monday, May 31 at 1:00 p.m.
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Dear Members,
This is a dicult and sad message.
We’ve been preparing our budgets for KWBU-FM and TV over the
last two months, and there’s a gap between our projected revenue
and expenses for the next scal year. We’ve been talking with
our partner, Baylor University, and for the coming year Baylor has
pledged the same nancial support as they provided this year. But
that is their limit.
For the last decade, Baylor has been our strongest supporter,
providing nearly half our income. The rest is provided by the
Corporation for Public Broadcasting and by you, the community
of Waco. But community support has never been strong, and has
declined signicantly in the past two years. It amounts to less than a fth of our overall budget.
The shortfall we project for next year is signicant – nearly $400,000.
We’ve made the very dicult decision to end the Television service of KWBU at the end of May.
KWBU-FM will continue, but we simply don’t have enough to maintain both services. We will
also be unable to continue producing a monthly Program Guide. This will be the nal edition.
This is a loss for Waco, and most of all for you, our members. Thank you so much for your support
over the years. With your help, we will continue provide a healthy public broadcasting service to
Waco through KWBU-FM.
Joe Riley
KWBU DIGITAL PROGRAM SERVICE WILL END ON MAY 31ST
KWBU: Time Warner channel 4 & 1004, Grande channel 4 & 404, over-the-air with
an antenna channel 34.1
Create: Time Warner channel 156, Grande channel 283, over-the-air with an
antenna channel 34.2
V-me: Time Warner channel 459, Grande channel 284, over-the-air with an
antenna channel 34.4
The following channels will go o-the-air May 31st:
KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 4
The Betrayal (Nerakhoon)
Filmed over 23 years, The Betrayal is the Academy Award®-
nominated directorial debut of renowned cinematographer
Ellen Kuras in a unique collabora on with the lm’s subject
and co-director, Thavisouk (“Thavi”) Phrasavath. A er the U.S.
government waged a secret war in Laos during the Vietnam War,
Thavi’s father and thousands of other Lao ans who had fought
alongside American forces were abandoned and le to face
imprisonment or execu on. Hoping to nd safety, Thavi’s family
made a harrowing escape to America, where they discovered a
diff erent kind of war. Weaving ancient prophecy with personal
tes mony and stunning imagery, The Betrayal is a story of
survival and the resilient bonds of family.
Tuesday, June 1
5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Waco Central Library
1717 Aus n Ave., Waco
Free and open to the
public
RSVP required - contact Jo
Welter at
254/836-4599 or
to reserve your spot
Screening &
Discussion
we tell
stories
KWBU TV & FM
and
THE COMMUNITY RACE RELATIONS COALITION
present
DINNER AND A MOVIE
Dinner provided by CRRC
Board, with dona ons
accepted. While we eat
the lm will be shown,
followed by a discussion.
This event is a collabora on with POV, PBS’ award-winning
independent non- c on lm series.
Major funding for POV is provided by PBS, The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur
Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, The Educational Foundation of America,
The Fledgling Fund, New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, New York State
Council on the Arts, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, The September 11th Fund, and
public television viewers. Funding for POV’s Diverse Voices Project is provided by the
Corporation for Public Broadcasting. POV is presented by a consortium of public television
stations, including KCET Los Angeles, WGBH Boston and Thirteen/WNET New York.
1 SATURDAY
7:00 Lawrence Welk Show
Grammy Award Songs (S) (CC)
8:00 Classic Gospel
Red Rocks Homecoming (S) (CC)
9:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
9:30 As Time Goes By
Jean gets the gang to help out with her
old-age party at the church hall, but
Lionel is anxious. (S) (CC)
10:00 Austin City Limits
Drive-By Truckers/Ryan Bingham (S) (CC)
11:00 Jubilee
Burchett, Morgan & 5ivespeed (S) (CC)
2 SUNDAY
7:00 Nature
Kilauea: Mountain of Fire - Witness
the devastation and creation made
by owing lava from the world’s most
active volcano. (S) (CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery
Foyle’s War: The Russian House - A
crime wave sweeps across England after
V - E Day and Foyle stumbles upon an
international cover up. (S) (CC)
9:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall
Special
Rhythm and Strings (S) (CC)
10:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
10:30 As Time Goes By
Jean gets the gang to help out with her
old-age party at the church hall, but
Lionel is anxious. (S) (CC)
11:00 Lilly’s Light
Lilly, the keeper of Enchanted
Lighthouse Foster Home, helps a young
teenage boy who has run away. (S) (CC)
3 MONDAY
7:00 Antiques Roadshow
Phoenix, AZ (pt 3) (S) (CC)
8:00 Roads to Memphis: American
Experience
The entwined stories of an assassin,
James Earl Ray and his target, Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. (S) (CC)
9:30 I Am A Man: from Memphis, A
Lesson In Life
Memphis sanitation worker Mr.
Nickleberry tells an uplifting life story
of endurance and character - joined by
the other men and women of the 1968
sanitation strike whose courageous
stand helped change the world forever.
(S) (CC)
10:00 Rick Steves’ Europe
Barcelona and Cataluña (S) (CC)
10:30 Inside Baylor Sports (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
4 TUESDAY
7:00 Nova
Mt. St. Helens Back from the Dead -
Documents the dramatic return of plant
and animal life to the disaster zone’s
barren landscape. (S) (CC)
8:00 Frontline
College, Inc. - Uncover how Wall
Street and for-prot universities are
transforming the idea of college in
America. (S) (CC)
9:00 Independent Lens
Sunshine - The intimate story of a
second-generation single mother and
her struggle with the idea of family. (S)
(CC)
10:00 Openroad
Surprising California (S) (CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
5 WEDNESDAY
7:00 Secrets of the Dead
Japanese Supersub - Investigates
Japan’s creation of a submarine that
could blow up the Panama Canal and
reach the U.S. (S) (CC)
8:00 Live from Lincoln Center
Perlman, Ax and Ma @ The Penthouse
- Masters of the concert stage, Itzhak
Perlman, Yo-Yo Ma and Emanuel Ax,
play Mendelssohn and more. (S) (CC)
9:30 Balloon Fiesta
Competitions and interesting
characters mark the 2008 Albuquerque
International Balloon Fiesta. (S) (CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
6 THURSDAY
7:00 This Old House Hour
Newton Centre Project (pt 5) (S) (CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
Foyle’s War: The Russian House (S) (CC)
9:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall
Special
Rhythm and Strings (S) (CC)
10:00 Appalachia: A History of
Mountains
New Green World - Explores the region
from the Revolutionary War to the
relocation of the Cherokee people in
1831. (pt 2) (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
7 FRIDAY
7:00 Washington Week (S) (CC)
7:30 Need to Know (S) (CC)
8:30 McLaughlin Group (CC)
9:00 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack (CC)
9:30 Innerviews with Ernie Manouse
Dan Aykroyd (S) (CC)
10:00 The Daytripper
Burnet, TX (CC)
10:30 Everyday Edisons
I Just Know I’m an Everyday Edison! (CC)
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KWBU-TV Prime Time Schedule
Listings for KWBU are as accurate as possible at print deadline. However, because some shows are offered to
us – or withdrawn – on short notice, there may be changes to the actual broadcast schedule. We air scheduling
information during breaks between programs and on our website to provide information about changes.
KEY: (CC) = Closed Captioning
(S) = Stereo
KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 6
KWBU-TV Prime Time Schedule continued
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
8 SATURDAY
7:00 Lawrence Welk Show
California Show (Margaret Interview)
(S) (CC)
8:00 Classic Gospel
New Orleans Homecoming (S) (CC)
9:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
9:30 As Time Goes By
Alistair proposes marriage to Judith for
an odd reason. (S) (CC)
10:00 Austin City Limits
Manu Chao (S) (CC)
11:00 Jubilee
All American Bluegrass Band (S) (CC)
9 SUNDAY
7:00 Nature
Born Wild: The First Days of Life -
Follows the birth and the dangerous
rst day of a marmoset, a moose, an
elephant and a gorilla. (S) (CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
Foyle’s War: Killing Time - Foyle goes
head to head with the US Army when a
girl is murdered and suspicion points to
a GI. (S) (CC)
9:30 Heart Strings: The Story of the
Kamaka ‘Ukulele
A family of businessmen and artists
work together to preserve a tradition of
success in Honolulu. (S) (CC)
10:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
10:30 As Time Goes By
Alistair proposes marriage to Judith for
an odd reason. (S) (CC)
11:00 Moment in Time
This is a documentary about the
experience of the Chinese in America
through the lms they loved. (S) (CC)
10 MONDAY
7:00 Antiques Roadshow
San Jose, CA (pt 1) (S) (CC)
8:00 Into the Deep: America,
Whaling & the World: American
Experience
Explores the whaling industry’s rise as
an economic force in the 18th century
and its sharp decline. (S) (CC)
10:00 Rick Steves’ Europe
Little Europe: San Marino, Monaco,
Vatican City, Liechtenstein, and Andorra
(S) (CC)
10:30 Inside Baylor Sports (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
11 TUESDAY
7:00 Nova
Hunt for the Supertwister - Features
hair-raising footage of highly destructive
twisters in action and efforts to forecast
them. (S) (CC)
8:00 Frontline/World
Troubled Water (S) (CC)
9:00 Independent Lens
The Horse Boy - A family journeys
halfway across the world in search of
a miracle to heal their autistic son. (S)
(CC)
10:00 Arabian Horse: The Ancient Breed
Illuminates the versatility and even-
tempered nature of the oldest purebred
horse in existence. (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
12 WEDNESDAY
7:00 Secrets of the Dead
Churchill’s Deadly Decision - Focuses on
Winston Churchill’s decision to destroy
French ships after France surrendered to
Hitler. (S) (CC)
8:00 American Masters
The Doors: When You’re Strange -
Johnny Depp narrates a look at one
of America’s most iconic rock bands,
featuring original footage. (S) (CC)
9:30 Patsy Mink: Ahead of the Majority
The life of the late U.S. Representative
who was the rst woman of color in
Congress is explored. (S) (CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
13 THURSDAY
7:00 This Old House Hour
Newton Centre Project (pt 6) (S) (CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
Foyle’s War: Killing Time (S) (CC)
9:30 Heart Strings: The Story of the
Kamaka ‘Ukulele (S) (CC)
10:00 Appalachia: A History of
Mountains
Mountain Revolutions - Recalls how
land grabbers poisoned a region once
renowned for its restful spas and noble
character. (pt 3) (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
14 FRIDAY
7:00 Washington Week (S) (CC)
7:30 Need to Know (S) (CC)
8:30 McLaughlin Group (CC)
9:00 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack (CC)
9:30 Innerviews with Ernie Manouse
Hector Elizondo
10:00 The Daytripper
Luling to Shiner, TX (CC)
10:30 Everyday Edisons
How Do I Get to Be Chosen? (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
15 SATURDAY
7:00 Lawrence Welk Show
Great Entertainers (S) (CC)
8:00 Classic Gospel
Memphis Homecoming (S) (CC)
9:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
9:30 As Time Goes By
Since Judith and Sandy no longer have
boyfriends, Jean wants to think of a way
to cheer them up. (S) (CC)
10:00 Austin City Limits
Pearl Jam (S) (CC)
11:00 Jubilee
Fast Lane (S) (CC)
16 SUNDAY
7:00 Nature
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Crash: A Tale of Two Species - The
story of the fabric of life and how every
species is interconnected, each one
important. (S) (CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
Foyle’s War: The Hide - Newly retired
Foyle tries to save a young man accused
of high treason from the executioner’s
noose. (S) (CC)
9:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall
Special
Music is Where the Heart Is (S) (CC)
10:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
10:30 As Time Goes By
Since Judith and Sandy no longer have
boyfriends, Jean wants to think of a way
to cheer them up. (S) (CC)
11:00 Great Performances at the Met
Carmen - Richard Eyre directs this new
production of Bizet’s drama about sex,
violence, racism and freedom. (S) (CC)
17 MONDAY
7:00 Antiques Roadshow
San Jose, CA (pt 2) (S) (CC)
8:00 Hurricane of ‘38: American
Experience
Follows the shermen, Shinnecock
Indians and vacationers who were
caught in this natural disaster. (S) (CC)
9:00 Voices of a Never Ending Dawn
Quartered in Hell - Stripped of
everything American and placed under
British command, 5,500 American
soldiers nd themselves quartered in
a frozen hell, ghting in sixty-degree
below-zero weather not knowing that
WWI ended just sixty days after they
arrive. (pt 1) (S) (CC)
10:00 Rick Steves’ Europe
Great Swiss Cities: Luzern, Bern, Zurich
and Lausa (S) (CC)
10:30 Inside Baylor Sports (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
18 TUESDAY
7:00 Nova
Storm that Drowned a City - A minute-
by-minute account of the Hurricane
Katrina disaster, exploring the human
failures. (S) (CC)
8:00 Frontline
The Wounded Platoon - This affecting
portrait of the realities of life after
war tracks down members of a single
platoon. (S) (CC)
9:30 Independent Lens
Project Kashmir - American women,
one Muslim, one Hindu, take cameras to
Kashmir where conicting faiths mean
war. (S) (CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
19 WEDNESDAY
7:00 Secrets of the Dead
Deadliest Battle - The true story of
Germany’s invasion of the Soviet Union
in 1941 and the Battle of Stalingrad. (S)
(CC)
8:00 Ground War
Warrior Weapons (pt 1) (S) (CC)
9:00 Ground War
Battleeld Mobility (pt 2) (S) (CC)
10:00 Tattooed Under Fire
An intimate portrait of Iraq-bound and
returning US soldiers as they go under
the tattoo needle. (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
20 THURSDAY
7:00 This Old House Hour
Newton Centre Project (pt 7) (S) (CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
Foyle’s War: The Hide (S) (CC)
9:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall
Special
Music is Where the Heart Is – repeat
10:00 Appalachia: A History of
Mountains
Power and Place - Sissy Spacek narrates
a look at the region’s ransacked
mountain ecosystem and hope for the
future. (pt 4) (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
21 FRIDAY
7:00 Washington Week (S) (CC)
7:30 Need to Know (S) (CC)
8:30 McLaughlin Group (CC)
9:00 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack (CC)
9:30 Innerviews with Ernie Manouse
Nadia Comaneci (S) (CC)
10:00 The Daytripper
Fredericksburg, TX (S) (CC)
10:30 Everyday Edisons
Wrinkle, Wrinkle, Little Star (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
22 SATURDAY
7:00 Lawrence Welk Show
Childhood Memories (S) (CC)
8:00 Classic Gospel
Homecoming Texas Style (S) (CC)
9:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
9:30 As Time Goes By
Lionel nds a dog. The girls want to
keep him, but Lionel insists they should
trace the real owner. (S) (CC)
10:00 Austin City Limits
Dave Matthews Band (S) (CC)
11:00 Jubilee
Cumberland Gap Connection (S) (CC)
23 SUNDAY
7:00 Nature
Why We Love Cats and Dogs? - Animal
behaviorists and devoted owners weigh
in on the great divide between dogs and
cat lovers. (S) (CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
Miss Marple: The Mirror Crack’d from
Side to Side - A local fan consumes a
poisoned daiquiri at a benet thrown
by a recently relocated Hollywood star.
(S) (CC)
9:30 Georgia Aquarium: Keepers of the
Deep
Get up-close & personal with creatures
at the world’s largest aquarium,
including whale & sharks. (S) (CC)
10:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
10:30 As Time Goes By
KWBU-TV Prime Time Schedule continued
KWBU-TV Prime Time Schedule continued
Lionel nds a dog. The girls want to
keep him, but Lionel insists they should
trace the real owner. (S) (CC)
11:00 American Flag: Two Centuries of
Concord & Conict
New facts and insights about the ag’s
history, revealed by the leading experts
on historic ags. (S) (CC)
24 MONDAY
7:00 Antiques Roadshow
San Jose, CA (pt 3) (S) (CC)
8:00 Riding the Rails: American
Experience
During the Depression-era 1930s,
thousands of teen drifters crisscrossed
America on freight trains. (S) (CC)
9:00 Voices of a Never Ending Dawn
The Ultimate Test - As World War I ends,
a group of young American soldiers,
sent to ght the Bolsheviks in Northern
Russia, nd that their call to return
home never comes. (pt 2) (S) (CC)
10:00 Rick Steves’ Europe
Vienna and the Danube (S) (CC)
10:30 Inside Baylor Sports (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
25 TUESDAY
7:00 Nova
Mystery of the Megavolcano - A remote
lake in Southeast Asia conceals evidence
of Earth’s greatest known volcanic
eruption. (S) (CC)
8:00 Frontline
Flying Cheap - The crash of Continental
3407 in Buffalo, NY and major changes
to the airline industry are examined.
(S) (CC)
9:00 Independent Lens
A Village Called Versailles - A
Vietnamese community in New Orleans
ghts against the opening of a toxic
landll after Katrina. (S) (CC)
10:00 First Battle
Reveals the small network of men
in Hawaii who kept people out of
internment camps during WWII. (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
26 WEDNESDAY
7:00 Secrets of the Dead
Airmen and the Headhunters - The story
of airmen shot down over the jungles of
Japanese occupied Borneo during World
War II. (S) (CC)
8:00 Ground War
Firepower (pt 3) (S) (CC)
9:00 Ground War
Command and Control (pt 4) (S) (CC)
10:00 Lost and Found: The Legacy of
the USS Lagarto
Recounts the discovery of a World War II
US Navy submarine, the rst found since
the war ended. (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
27 THURSDAY
7:00 This Old House Hour
Newton Centre Project (pt 8) (S) (CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
Miss Marple: The Mirror Crack’d from
Side to Side (S) (CC)
9:30 American Stamps
Designers and artists for the US Postal
Service share the details of their stamp
creation process. (S) (CC)
10:00 Most Honorable Son
Nebraska farmer Ben Kuroki became the
rst Japanese-American war hero and
spoke out against racism. (S) (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
28 FRIDAY
7:00 Washington Week (S) (CC)
7:30 Need to Know (S) (CC)
8:30 McLaughlin Group (CC)
9:00 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack (CC)
9:30 Innerviews with Ernie Manouse
Peter Cetera (S) (CC)
10:00 The Daytripper
Waco, Texas (CC)
10:30 Everyday Edisons
So Many Shoes, So Little... Storage (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
29 SATURDAY
7:00 Lawrence Welk Show
Music of Irving Berlin (Ken Interview)
(S) (CC)
8:00 Classic Gospel
Let Freedom Ring (New York City) (CC)
9:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
9:30 As Time Goes By
Lionel walks in on Sandy in the bath
and Jean decides to have an additional
bathroom added. (S) (CC)
10:00 Austin City Limits
Foo Fighters (S) (CC)
11:00 Jubilee
Ronnie Reno & The Reno Tradition (S)
(CC)
30 SUNDAY
7:00 National Memorial Day Concert
An all-star line-up and the National
Symphony Orchestra perform to honor
men and women in uniform. (S) (CC)
8:30 National Memorial Day Concert
repeat
10:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
10:30 As Time Goes By
Lionel walks in on Sandy in the bath
and Jean decides to have an additional
bathroom added. (S) (CC)
11:00 Fighting for Life
Military doctors, nurses and medics
work with skill and compassion in the
vortex of the Iraq War. (S) (CC)
31 MONDAY
7:00 Antiques Roadshow
Orlando, Florida (pt 1) (S) (CC)
8:00 Civilian Conservation Corps:
American Experience
Examines America’s response to the
economic crisis in the 1930s and popular
New Deal experiments. (S) (CC)
9:00 Hallowed Grounds
A look at military cemeteries around the
world where American military men and
women are buried. (S) (CC)
10:00 Gathering of Heroes
World War II veterans from Indiana
embark on trek to visit the memorial
that honors their sacrice. (S) (CC)
10:30 Inside Baylor Sports (CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S) (CC)
KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 8
KWBU-TV Daytime Schedule
TIME SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
5:30 AM
Sesame Street
Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches
Angellina Ballerina:
The Next Steps
6 AM
Curious George Sit & Be Fit Body Electric Power Yoga Curious George
6:30 AM
Sid the Science Kid Martha Speaks Sid the Science Kid
7 AM
Super Why! Curious George Super Why!
7:30 AM
Dinosaur Train Sid the Science Kid Dinosaur Train
8 AM
Clifford the Big Red
Dog
Super Why! Thomas & Friends
8:30 AM
Martha Speaks Dinosaur Train Bob the Builder
9 AM
Anne of Green
Gables
Sesame Street
Fetch! with Ruff
Ruffman
9:30 AM
Saddle Club
Hands on: Crafts
for Kids
10 AM
Electric Company Clifford the Big Red Dog Motorweek
10:30 AM
SciGirls WordWorld Taste of History
11 AM
Mark Kistler’s
Imagination Station
A Place of Our Own Julia Child
11:30 AM
McLaughlin Group Los Ninos en Su Casa Victory Garden
NOON
John McLaughlin’s
One on One
Charlie Rose
New Yankee
Workshop
12:30 PM
Moneytrack This Old House
1 PM
Healthy Body, Healthy
Mind
Best of The Joy of
Painting
Scheewe Art
Workshop
Jerry Yarnell
Beauty of Oil
Painting
Gary Spetz
Watercolor Quest
Ask This Old House
1:30 PM
The Daytripper Fons and Porter Sewing with Nancy Knitting Daily
Martha’s Sewing
Room
Quilt in a Day Hometime
2 PM
Texas Monthly Talks
Angellina Ballerina:
The Next Steps
Dragon Tales Woodwright’s Shop
2:30 PM
Texas Parks and
Wildlife
Franny’s Feet Barney & Friends
Mister Rogers’
Neighborhood
Woodsmith Shop
3 PM
Central Texas
Gardener
Arthur American Woodshop
3:30 PM
Garden Smart WordGirl
Central Texas
Gardener
4 PM
Quilting Arts Electric Company
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
4:30 PM
Knit & Crochet Today
Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman
Everyday Food
5 PM
Scrapbook Memories Maya & Miguel Cyberchase
America’s Test
Kitchen
5:30 PM
Beads, Baubles and
Jewels
Nightly Business Report Cook’s Country
6 PM
America’s Heartland
PBS Newshour Antiques Roadshow
6:30 PM
Best of Expeditions with
Patrick McMillan
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KWBU-TV Overnight Schedule
WEEKDAYS
5-6 am Children’s
Programming
WEEKENDS
5-6 am Children’s
Programming
For more complete listings of
our Overnight Schedule, visit our
website at www.kwbu.org.
KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 10
1 SATURDAY
12:00 Washington Week
12:30 Now On PBS
1:00 Bill Moyers Journal
2:00 Appalachia: A History of
Mountains and People (pt 1)
3:00 Antiques Roadshow
4:00 This Old House Hour
2 SUNDAY
12:00 Nova “Mind Over Money”
1:00 Frontline “Vaccine War”
2:00 Synchronized Swimming:
The Pursuit of Excellence
3:00 Now on PBS
3:30 Bill Moyers Journal
3 MONDAY
12:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Foyle’s War: The Russian
House”
1:30 Great Performances
“Hamlet”
4 TUESDAY
12:00 Roads to Memphis: American
Experience
1:30 American Stamps
2:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Foyle’s War: The Russian
House”
3:30 From the Top at Carnegie
Hall Special
4:00 Nature “Kilauea: Mountain
of Fire”
5 WEDNESDAY
12:00 Frontline “College, Inc.”
1:00 Nova “Mt. St. Helens Back
from the Dead”
2:00 Roads to Memphis: American
Experience
3:30 American Stamps
4:00 Antiques Roadshow
6 THURSDAY
12:00 Live from Lincoln Center
“Perlman, Ax and Ma @ The
Penthouse”
1:30 From the Top at Carnegie
Hall Special
2:00 Independent Lens
3:00 Frontline “College, Inc.”
4:00 Nova “Mt. St. Helens Back
from the Dead”
7 FRIDAY
12:00 This Old House Hour
1:00 Appalachia: A History of
Mountains (pt 2)
2:00 Live from Lincoln Center
“Perlman, Ax and Ma @ The
Penthouse”
3:30 From the Top at Carnegie
Hall Special
4:00 Secrets of the Dead
“Japanese Supersub”
8 SATURDAY
12:00 Washington Week
12:30 Need to Know
1:30 Washington Week
2:00 Appalachia: A History of
Mountains (pt 2)
3:00 Antiques Roadshow
4:00 This Old House Hour
9 SUNDAY
12:00 Nova “Mt. St. Helens Back
from the Dead”
1:00 Frontline “College, Inc.”
2:00 Independent Lens
3:00 Washington Week
3:30 Need to Know
4:30 Washington Week
10 MONDAY
12:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Foyle’s War: Killing Time”
1:30 From the Top at Carnegie
Hall Special
2:00 Live from Lincoln Center
“Perlman, Ax and Ma @ The
Penthouse”
3:30 From the Top at Carnegie
Hall Special
4:00 Secrets of the Dead
“Japanese Supersub”
11 TUESDAY
12:00 Into the Deep: America,
Whaling & the World:
American Experience
2:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Foyle’s War: Killing Time”
3:30 From the Top at Carnegie
Hall Special
4:00 Nature “Born Wild: The First
Days of Life”
12 WEDNESDAY
12:00 Frontline/World
1:00 Nova “Hunt for the
Supertwister”
2:00 Into the Deep: America,
Whaling & the World:
American Experience
4:00 Antiques Roadshow
13 THURSDAY
12:00 American Masters “The
Doors: When You’re Strange”
1:30 From the Top at Carnegie
Hall Special
2:00 Independent Lens
3:00 Frontline/World
4:00 Nova “Hunt for the
Supertwister”
14 FRIDAY
12:00 This Old House Hour
1:00 Appalachia: A History of
Mountains (pt 3)
2:00 Secrets of the Dead
“Churchill’s Deadly Decision”
3:00 American Masters “The
Doors: When You’re Strange”
4:30 From the Top at Carnegie
Hall Special
15 SATURDAY
12:00 Washington Week
12:30 Need to Know
1:30 Washington Week
2:00 Appalachia: A History of
Mountains (pt 3)
3:00 Antiques Roadshow
4:00 This Old House Hour
16 SUNDAY
12:00 Nova “Hunt for the
Supertwister”
1:00 Frontline/World
2:00 Independent Lens
3:00 Washington Week
3:30 Need to Know
4:30 Washington Week
17 MONDAY
2:00 Secrets of the Dead
“Churchill’s Deadly Decision”
3:00 American Masters “The
Doors: When You’re Strange”
4:30 From the Top at Carnegie
Hall Special
18 TUESDAY
12:00 Hurricane of ‘38: American
Experience
1:00 Antiques Roadshow
2:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Foyle’s War: The Hide”
3:30 From the Top at Carnegie
Hall Special
4:00 Nature “Crash: A Tale of Two
Species”
19 WEDNESDAY
12:00 Frontline “The Wounded
Platoon”
1:30 From the Top at Carnegie
Hall Special
2:00 Hurricane of ‘38: American
Experience
3:00 Marines
4:30 From the Top at Carnegie
Hall Special
20 THURSDAY
12:00 Ground War (pt 1)
1:00 Ground War (pt 2)
2:00 Independent Lens
3:00 Frontline “The Wounded
Platoon”
4:30 Ribbon of Sand
21 FRIDAY
12:00 This Old House Hour
1:00 Ground War (pt 1)
2:00 Ground War (pt 2)
3:00 Secrets of the Dead
“Deadliest Battle”
4:00 Appalachia: A History of
Mountains (pt 4)
22 SATURDAY
12:00 Washington Week
12:30 Need to Know
1:30 Washington Week
2:00 Appalachia: A History of
Mountains (pt 4)
3:00 Antiques Roadshow
4:00 This Old House Hour
23 SUNDAY
12:00 Nova “Storm that Drowned a
City”
1:00 Frontline “The Wounded
Platoon”
2:30 Ribbon of Sand
3:00 Washington Week
3:30 Need to Know
4:30 Washington Week
24 MONDAY
12:00 Masterpiece Mystery! “Miss
Marple: The Mirror Crack’d
from Side to Side”
1:30 Ground War (pt 1)
2:30 Ground War (pt 2)
3:30 Secrets of the Dead
“Deadliest Battle”
4:30 Georgia Aquarium
25 TUESDAY
12:00 Riding the Rails: American
Experience
1:00 Antiques Roadshow
2:00 Masterpiece Mystery! “Miss
Marple: The Mirror Crack’d
from Side to Side”
3:30 Georgia Aquarium
4:00 Nature “We Love Cats and
Dogs?”
26 WEDNESDAY
12:00 Frontline “Flying Cheap”
1:00 Nova “Mystery of the
Megavolcano”
2:00 Riding the Rails: American
Experience
3:00 Place Out of Time - The
Bordentown School
4:00 Antiques Roadshow
27 THURSDAY
12:00 Ground War (pt 3)
1:00 Ground War (pt 4)
2:00 Independent Lens
3:00 Frontline “Flying Cheap”
4:00 Nova “Mystery of the
Megavolcano”
28 FRIDAY
12:00 This Old House Hour
1:00 Most Honorable Son
2:00 Ground War (pt 3)
3:00 Ground War (pt 4)
4:00 Place Out of Time - The
Bordentown School
29 SATURDAY
12:00 Washington Week
12:30 Need to Know
1:30 Washington Week
2:00 Most Honorable Son
3:00 Antiques Roadshow
4:00 This Old House Hour
30 SUNDAY
12:00 Nova “Mystery of the
Megavolcano”
1:00 Frontline “Flying Cheap”
2:00 Independent Lens
3:00 Washington Week
3:30 Need to Know
4:30 Washington Week
31 MONDAY
12:30 National Memorial Day
Concert
2:00 Ground War (pt 3)
3:00 Ground War (pt 4)
4:00 Place Out of Time - The
Bordentown School
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KWBU Kids
KWBU-Create
KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 12
Saturday Marathons in May on Create™ TV
Spend your Saturdays with themed marathons
Create™ TV’s Saturdays are lled with a full day of how-to programs focusing on a specic theme.
Explore a country, from history to food. Prepare for a holiday, from traditions to recipes. There’s a
Create Saturday to t any lifestyle. See marathon descriptions below.
May 1: Rick Bayless’ Mexican Fiesta
Viva Mexico! Just in time for your Cinco de Mayo esta, spend the day with celebrated gourmet Rick Bayless!
You’ll be amazed at all of the upscale Mexican dishes Rick prepares – including lobster tacos, ceviche, quesadillas
and much more! With so many avors to taste in one day, you won’t be disappointed.
May 8: Celebrate Mom
It’s Mother’s Day, the special day to spoil that special woman in your life. Share special moments with the
master chefs of Create, as Mary Ann Esposito pays homage to her mom, Daisy Martinez prepares her abuela
(grandmother’s) special pork chops and home décor guru Katie Brown shows how to prepare a personalized
Mother’s Day gift. Celebrate Mom with Create!
May 15: Simply Shrimp
Spend a Saturday with the delicious “fruit of the sea” on Create. Our master chefs show how to integrate versatile,
delicious shrimp into any recipe! Tommy Tang’s coconut shrimp creation transports you to the tropics, Tina
Nordström shows o her Swedish shrimp recipes and Rick Bayless brings his garlic Mexican-style shrimp to the
menu.
May 22: European Adventure
This Saturday, head o on a European adventure like no other with Create. Led by our intrepid tour guides –
Rick Steves, Rudy Maxa, Burt Wolf and Joseph Rosendo – we’ll catch some rays on the French Riviera, cruise to
Holland, Belgium and Germany, go wine tasting in Austria, and more! Don’t forget your camera, because this trip
to Europe will be unforgettable!
May 29: Red, White and Barbecue
The unocial start of summer begins today. If you grill it, they will come – with forks, knives and a big appetite.
Create’s expert grill master Steven Raichlen will show you how to cook the perfect steak and prepare ribs so
succulent that they will make your mouth water. Just make sure you have plenty of napkins to wipe up all the
barbecue sauce! Fire up the grill and enjoy the rst cookout of the season!
About Create™ TV
More often called “ Do-it-yourself,” the program genres seen on Create™ TV include viewers'
favorite public television series and specials on cooking, travel, arts and crafts, gardening,
home improvement and other lifestyle interests. The programs seen on Create™ TV come
from American Public Television, The National Educational Telecommunications Association
(NETA) and Public Broadcasting Service (PBS).
Watch KWBU’s Create™ TV twenty-four hours a day seven days a week on Time Warner
channel156,GrandeCommunicationschannel283,orover-the-airwithanantennachannel34.2.Foracompleteprogram
listing or for more information about Create™ TV , visit www.createtv.com.
V-me Revamps
Lineup
NEW IN PRIME
Highlighting V-me’s new lineup are
ve cutting-edge series that go far
beyond novellas to bring Hispanic
viewers a new level of production
quality in primetime TV drama.
Packed with compelling stories and
characters, and carefully adapted
for a U.S. audience, V-me’s new
series serve up a dose of suspense,
action, comedy and romance,
weeknights at 10:00 p.m.
NEW IN EARLY FRINGE
U.S. Hispanics consistently
demonstrate a huge appetite for
science and nature programming,
and V-me taps into that demand
with a world-class, award-winning
nature and science lineup that gets
even better with new series from
National Geographic, BBC and Off-
the-Fence.
NEW DAYTIME LIFESTYLE
Cooking, travel, home, health
parenting and more -- V-me’s
daytime block continues to ll the
steady demand for entertaining
and informative lifestyle formats –
in Spanish.
NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS
Coming in April - V-me premieres
Jorge Gestoso Investiga, a new
cutting-edge weekly documentary
series with this award-winning
journalist who scours the globe
to bring the most relevant stores
home to the U.S. Hispanic market.
NEW IN V-me NIÑOS
V-me continues to offer young kids
– and their parents - the biggest
and best block of educational pre-
school content on Spanish TV –
with world-class acquisitions and
exclusive U.S.-based short-form.
V-me can be found on over-the-air
digital channel 34.4, Time Warner
Cable channel 459 and Grande
Communications channel 284.
KWBU Underwriters
KWBU-FM Underwriters
KWBU-TV Underwriters
Bernina Sew & Quilt
QUILT IN A DAY
SEWING WITH NANCY
Charles D. Jones Capital Management
PBS NEWSHOUR
Dealers Electrical Supply
HOMETIME
NEW YANKEE WORKSHOP
THIS OLD HOUSE
THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR
General Support
BAYLOR/WACO FOUNDATION
CLEAR CHANNEL COMMUNICATIONS
OFFICE OF INJURED EMPLOYEE COUNCIL
RAPOPORT FOUNDATION
Ofce of Injured Employee Council
MOTORWEEK
Rapoport Foundation
MCLAUGHLIN GROUP
NEED TO KNOW
Shipley Do-Nuts
ELECTRIC COMPANY
SESAME STREET
Stillwell Retirement Residence
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
CLASSIC GOSPEL
LAWRENCE WELK SHOW
NOVA
SID THE SCIENCE KID
SUPER WHY!
Ted & Sue Getterman
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
Baylor University College of Arts & Sciences
WORD WISE
Criminal Defense Attorney Russ Hunt
ALL THINGS CONSIDERED
MORNING EDITION
David Schleicher
WAIT WAIT DON’T TELL ME
Dr. Chia Lien Wang
THIS AMERICAN LIFE
General Support
CLIFTON FOUNDATION
COOPER FOUNDATION
RAPOPORT FOUNDATION
Hankamer School of Business, Baylor
University
MARKETPLACE
MARKETPLACE MORNING REPORT
NPR BUSINESS PROGRAMS
John McAnally, P.C. Certied Public
Accountants
STAR DATE
Martin Museum of Art
VOICE OF THE ARTS
Melvin A. Lipsitz Family Foundation
MARKETPLACE
Michael Hernandez
FRESH AIR
LATINO USA
Texas State Technical College
CAR TALK
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Waco
MORNING EDITION
SPEAKING OF FAITH
VI3 Technologies
SPEAKING OF FAITH
Waco Symphony Orchestra
FROM THE TOP
WEEKDAY CLASSICAL MUSIC
Waco Tribune Herald
MORNING NEWS HEADLINES
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For more information
about sponsorship
opportunities, contact
Dave Ulman
at 254.710.4472
Public radio station KWBU, 103.3 FM announces plans to air Marketplace, an entertaining high-energy program
on world business and nance from American Public Media. One of the most popular series in the distinguished
public radio news line-up, Marketplacewillbeginairingweekdays,at6:00p.m.beginningMonday,May3,2010
following/preceding NPR’s All Things Considered.
Hosted by Kai Ryssdal, Marketplace covers any story that deals with money. The program couples its upbeat,
occasionally irreverent style with up-to-the-minute information, a combination that has won it praise from
business leaders and journalists.
Regular program features include business headlines, coverage from the Marketplace desks in Beijing, Tokyo, and
London; commentaries, closing nancial indices worldwide, topical coverage of nancial trends, and the business
aspects of politics, health, sports, the arts,
education, and travel.
KWBU-FM Highlights
KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 14
Save the Date for Carl Kasell
Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me scorekeeper Carl Kasell
comes to Waco in celebration of KWBU-FM’s
10th Anniversary.
Monday, June 14, 2010
Noon
Hughes-Dillard Alumni Center - Baylor
University
Tickets: $10 for KWBU members, $15 for non-members or $150 for a
table
Tickets go on sale May 10th. Purchase your ticket at kwbu.org or by
calling 254/710-3472.
Marketplace returns to 103.3 KWBU-FM
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KWBU-FM
Thursdaysat7:06a.m.
Fridaysat6:06a.m.&8:36a.m.
Tuesdaysat7:36a.m.&6:32p.m.
Wednesdaysat6:36a.m.
Thursdays at 5:05 a.m. & 5:32 p.m.
3rdThursdayat6:35a.m.,8:35a.m.&5:32p.m.
Weekdays at 4:50 a.m., 8:59 a.m., 11:59 a.m., 2:50 p.m.,
4:34p.m.&6:59p.m.
Mondaysat6:35a.m.
Tuesdays at 8:35 a.m. & 5:45 p.m.
KWBU-FM Spring 2010
Membership Campaign
Thank you to our faithful listener-members
for pledging your support for 103.3 KWBU-FM
during our recent Membership Drive. Your
support enables KWBU to bring you great
programming and so much more, year after year.
Each contributing member made a dierence
in the KWBU-FM Membership Campaign.
We at KWBU also extend a special thanks
to the following people who gave challenge
grants, volunteered their time or donated goods
and/or services to make our membership drive
a success:
Phil Adkins, Richard Wacker, Mike Gray,
Will Crockett, Dee Howard, Maxey Parrish,
Ashley Cruseturner, Barry Hopper, CJ Jackson,
Mark Osler, Carlos Sanchez, Dr. & Mrs. Stan
Madden, Lori Fogelman, Jim & Ramona
McKeown, Mike Yearty, Karla Leeper, Mary
Darden, Tom & Penny Chase, Dr. Lisa Shaver,
Ralph & Meg Cooper, Jim & Patty Vaughan,
Victoria Rectenwald, Barry Wood, Mary
Goolsby, Jennifer Borderud, Boyd Hampton,
The Clifton Foundation, Raymond & Pat
Bailey, Felicia and Somers Goodman, Dr. Viola
Osborn, Larry Bates, Russ & Vicky Hunt,
Bryan & Jennifer Gibbon, Dr. Jerry Johnson,
Shipley Do-Nuts, and Baylor Catering/
ARAmark.
If you were not able to pledge during our
membership drive, we want you to know it
is NEVER TOO LATE to become a member
of KWBU! You can pledge securely online
at kwbu.org or call KWBU at 254.710.7887.
Local Radio Modules
KWBU-FM HD-1
KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 16
KWBU-FM HD-1 is streaming live at
www.kwbu.org.
TIME SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
MIDNIGHT
BBC World Service
1 AM
2 AM
3 AM
4 AM
BBC World Service
Morning Edition
Business Review on Thursdays at 7:06 am and Fridays at 6:06 am & 8:36 am
Marketplace Morning Report at 6:50 am, 7:50 am & 8:50 am
Medical Discovery Health News on Thursdays at 8:35 am
Star Date at 5:50 am
BBC World Service
5 AM
6 AM
Speaking of Faith The Changing World
7 AM
With Heart and Voice
Weekend Edition
Saturday
8 AM
Weekend Edition
Sunday
9 AM
Classical Music
Writer’s Almanac at 9 am
NPR Newscast at 10 am, 11 am, Noon, 1 pm and 2 pm
Car Talk
10 AM
A Prairie Home
Companion
Wait Wait Don’t
Tell Me
11 AM
You Bet
Your Garden
NOON
Car Talk Speaking of Faith
1 PM
Wait Wait Don’t
Tell Me
TOTN
Science
Friday
Texas Matters
Treasures of the
Texas Collection
2 PM
From the Top Tavis Smiley Show
3 PM
Music at Baylor
Fresh Air
Star Date at 3:57 pm
This American Life
4 PM
Weekend All Things
Considered
All Things Considered
Engines of Our Ingenuity on Wednesdays at 4:44 pm & Thursdays at 6:44 pm
Weekend All Things
Considered
5 PM
This American Life
A Prairie Home
Companion
6 PM
Marketplace
All Things Considered
Latino USA
7 PM
Treasures of the
Texas Collection
Music at Baylor From the Top Classical Guitar Alive
Jazz from
Lincoln Center
Riverwalk Live from
The Landing
American Routes
Texas Matters
8 PM
Tavis Smiley Show
New York
Philharmonic
Classical Concert
Evening Jazz with Bob Parlocha
9 PM
Beale Street
Caravan
10 PM
Celtic Connection
BBC World Service
11 PM
Hearts of Space
KWBU-FM HD-2
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TIME SUNDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
MIDNIGHT
Classical
Music
Jazz with Bob Parlocha
Classical
Music
1 AM
2 AM
3 AM
4 AM
BBC News
5 AM
6 AM
Sound & Spirit
Morning Edition
You Bet Your Garden
7 AM
Sunday
Baroque
Bob Edwards
Weekend
8 AM
Tell Me More
9 AM
Diane
Rehm
Weekend Edition
10 AM
Weekend Edition
11 AM
Fresh Air
Classical
Music
NOON
Whad’Ya Know
Here & Now
1 PM
Talk of the Nation
2 PM
World of Opera
3 PM
PRI’s The World
4 PM
All Things Considered
5 PM
Selected Shorts
Texas Matters
6 PM
Wait Wait Don’t
Tell Me
Jazz Proles
7 PM
Thistle & Shamrock
Fresh Air
Piano Jazz
8 PM
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KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 18
Cornerstone Society
Bruce Allen
Drs. Wendy & Dwight Allman
Dr. & Mrs. Michael Attas
Pat & Raymond Bailey
Drs. Robert & Sara Stone Barkley
Patty and John Barry
Larry Bates
Claudia & Ron Beal
Dr. Robin Bennett
Wayne & Dee Blinka
Linda & Rick Bostwick
Trace Bowen
Dr. Anne M. Bowery
Diana & Bob Braswell
Mr. Bruce D. Berg & Ms. Joan Brickley
Nancy Callan
Carol Crosthwait
Ann and Harold Cunningham
Prof. Robert & Dr. Mary Darden
Lynne & Roger Davis
DuPuy Oxygen
Dr. Richard & Mrs. Lottie Evans
First Presbyterian Church of Waco
Liz Flynn
Dr. & Mrs. Hulitt Gloer
Felicia & Sommers Goodman
Dick & Jan Graves
Robert Grayson
Nashim and H. Bruce Hamilton, MD
Dr. Helen Short & Dr. Jeffrey Hamilton
Laura Hernandez
Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Hersh
Tom & Carla Hervey
Susan Hill
Walter & Nan Holmes
Hillcrest Hospitalists
Carla & Barry Hopper
Vicky & Russ Hunt
Kerry & Loeen Irons
Susan Johnsen & David Young
Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin Kelley
Dr. Homer Kern & Dr. Barbara Selke-Kern
Dr. & Mrs. David Kopplin
Rayna Kraman
Benjamin & Noell Lacy
Karla Leeper
Kent & Isabel Lind
Julianna Lindsey
Joani Livingston
Dr. David Longfellow & Dr. Nancy Chinn
Jane & Frank Mathis
Bill Matthews
Blake & Shanna Mattson
Rebecca & Bradley Maxwell
John Daniel Mitchell
Mrs. Connie Moroni
Melanie & Jim Nogalski
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Olson
Dr. Viola Osborn
Joe & Margot Paul
Dr. & Mrs. Rafael J. Perez
Dr. & Mrs. Pat Pryor
Mike & Beth Raymond
Phil & Betsy Reeder
Jennifer & Steve Rich
Dr. & Mrs. Rodney Richie
Dalila Richter
Eric Robinson
Rosetree Floral Design Studio
Drs. David & Jeanne Ryden
Adrian & Carol Schmidhauser
Dr. Lisa Shaver
Mary Louise Sigtenhorst
Gwen & Odis Skinner
Dr. Tom & Vivian Stidvent
Dr. Patricia Sulak
Phyllis & Allan Tincher
Ryan & Holly Trauth
Dave & Nancy Ulman
Dr. Dianne Vitanza & Donald Rose
Richard Wacker
Waco Christmas Celebration/Columbus Avenue
Baptist Church
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Wade
Jo & Tim Welter
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Wood
Woodward Landscaping
World Hunger Relief, Inc.
Michael Yearty & Cynthia Jackson
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For more information about the Cornerstone
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Phil & Yvette Adkins
Mary G. Baker
Lauralou Baurer
Libby & Bill Bellinger
Brian & Melissa Bivona
Frances Callan
Dr. Corey Carbonara
Drs. Tom Charlton & Rebecca Sharpless
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Castleberry
Clifton Foundation
Martha & Tom Clowe
Meg Cooper/Ralph Cooper, PhD.,
Attorney-at-Law
Dunn Remodeling
Bonnie & Win Emmons
David & Valerie Fallas
Festive Occasions
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Getterman, Jr.
Brenda Griffey
Jim & Nell Hawkins
Insurors of Texas
Jaynes, Reitmeier, Boyd & Therrell, PC
Dr. Jerry Johnson
David Kultgen
Sara Norman Lee
Dr. Bonnie A. Lesley
Janette Maberry
Dr. & Mrs. Stan Madden
Jim & Ramona McKeown
John McNamara
Paula & Kenneth Moerbe
Dr. Larry Mundy
W.M. O’Hare
Ambassador & Mrs. Lyndon Olson, Jr.
Tom & Lynn Pachelli
Jim Petit & Jo Ann Bristol
Randy & Diana Ramey
Bernard & Audre Rapoport Foundation
Joe and Charlene Riley
John & Debbie Ucci
Patrick & Catherine Valentine
James G. & Patti M. Vaughan
Waco Tribune Herald
Diane & Henry Walbesser
Dr. Chia-Lien Wang & Michael
Hernandez
Drs. May & Ken-Hsi Wang
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas White
Patricia Wilson & Michael Jones
Mary Lynn Woodward
President’s Circle
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For more information about the President’s
Circle, contact Ashley Kortis at 254.710.7886 or
ashley@kwbu.org.
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