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July 2005
September 2009
KWBU-TV Celebrating 20 years
Brazos Valley Public Broadcasting Foundation • One Bear Place #97296 • Waco, Texas 76798-7296
VOLUME 13, ISSUE 3
KWBU STAFF
Joe Riley, President & CEO
Clare Paul, KWBU-TV Station Manager
Brodie Bashaw, KWBU-FM Station Manager
Carla Hervey, Business Affairs 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 Affairs
Director
Ashley Kortis, Director of Development
Hal Pledger, Receptionist
Loretta Howard, Membership Manager
Jacqueline Deavenport, Interactive Media/News/
Communications Coordinator
ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS:
Phil Adkins
Ann Claire Anderson
Jennifer Borderud
David Brennan
Sam Brown
Will Crockett
Carol Dugat
Felicia Goodman
David Hyers
Kathy Krakowian
Kurt Krakowian
Ben Lacy
Chad Latino
Sam Smith
Susan Taylor
John Ucci
BRAZOS VALLEY PUBLIC BROADCASTING
FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Phil Adkins, Chairman
Patricia A. Wilson, Vice-Chairman
Kris Kaiser Olson, Secretary
Raymond Bailey
John Barry
Larry Bates
Dr. David Garland
Sue Getterman
Nell Hawkins
Cynthia Jackson
Dr. Karla Leeper
Dr. Charles S. Madden
Maxey Parrish
Bernard Rapoport
Carlos Sanchez
Loren Schwartz
Jim Vaughan
BRAZOS VALLEY PUBLIC BROADCASTING
FOUNDATION OFFICERS:
Joe Riley, President & CEO
Billie A. Gilbert, Corporate Secretary
The KWBU Program Guide is a monthly publication.
KWBU is a service of our members, the Brazos Valley
Public Broadcasting Foundation and Baylor University.
KWBU shall serve as an essential lifelong resource providing quality public television
and radio programs and services for the enrichment of the lives of Central Texans.
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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 Digital Program Service Schedule .....................................................11
KWBU Create Schedule .........................................................................12
KWBU Underwriters .............................................................................13
KWBU-FM Highlights .............................................................................14
KWBU-FM Program Schedule ...................................................................16
KWBU-FM HD Radio Schedule ..................................................................17
KWBU 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
Valley Mills ........................................................................ Rapid Cable 95
Waco ............................................................................. Grande Comm. 4
Waco ............................................................................... Time Warner 4
KWBU is also available on UHF 34, Dish Network 34, and DirecTV 34.
For a complete description of KWBU’s digital channels, please see
page 11.
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KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 2
KWBU-TV Highlights
K
WBU-TV will air the new
Ken Burns documentary
series, THE NATIONAL
PARKS: AMERICA’S
BEST IDEA, Monday - Friday,
September 27 - October 2 at 7:00 p.m.,
with episodes repeating on the same
night they premiere. The entire series
will also repeat over the weekend
of October 3 - 4. The 12-hour, six-
part documentary series, directed
by Burns and co-produced with his
longtime colleague, Dayton Duncan,
who also wrote the script, is the
story of an idea as uniquely American
as the Declaration of Independence
and just as radical: that the most
special places in the nation should be
preserved, not for royalty or the rich,
but for everyone. As such, it follows
in the tradition of Burns’s exploration
of other American inventions, such as
baseball and jazz.
Filmed over the course of more than six
years in some of nature’s most spectacular
locales — from Acadia to Yosemite,
Yellowstone to the Grand Canyon, the
Everglades of Florida to the Gates of the
Arctic in Alaska — the documentary
is nonetheless a story of people from
every conceivable background: rich and
poor; famous and unknown; soldiers
and scientists; natives and newcomers;
idealists, artists and entrepreneurs; people
who were willing to devote themselves to
saving some precious portion of the land
they loved, and in doing so, reminded
their fellow citizens of the full meaning of
democracy.
The narrative traces the birth of the
national park idea in the mid-1800s and
follows its evolution for nearly 150 years.
Using archival photographs, fi rst-person
accounts of historical characters, personal
memories and analysis from more than
40 interviews, and what Burns believes
is the most stunning cinematography in
Florentine Films’ history and the most
contemporary footage of any Ken Burns
fi lm since LEWIS AND CLARK, the series
chronicles the steady addition of new
parks through the stories of the people
who helped create them and save them
from destruction. It is simultaneously a
biography of compelling characters and of
the American landscape.
National Parks: America’s Best Idea
Ken Burns’ new six-part series about the history of the national parks premieres
September 27th
Also this month:
Families Stand Together: Feeling
Secure in Tough Times
Airs Wednesday, September 9 at 7:00 p.m.
This primetime television special features
brief documentaries about real-life families
and the story of a Muppet family coping
with the ups and downs of these uncertain
economic times. Pictured: Al Roker, Deborah
Roberts and Elmo
CREDIT: GIL VAKNIN
Note By Note (The Making of
Steinway L1037)
Airs Monday, September 14 at 9:00 p.m.
This program follows the creation of a
Steinway concert grand, #L1037, from forest
fl oor to concert hall, in a process spanning
12 months, 12,000 parts, 450 craftsmen and
countless hours of fi ne-tuned labor.
CREDIT: BEN NILES, COURTESY OF PLOW PRODUCTIONS
Masterpiece Mystery: Inspector
Lewis
Airs Sundays at 8:00 p.m. with a repeat on
Thursdays at 8:00 p.m.
Kevin Whately (right) returns as Inspector Lewis
for a second season. The much-loved Oxford
policeman is joined once again by Laurence Fox
(left) as his young partner DS Hathaway. As the
relationship between inspector and sergeant
grows and develops, the viewer sees new sides
to the inimitable duo.
CREDIT: PAUL CHILD
THE NATIONAL PARKS: AMERICA’S
BEST IDEA is a six-part, 12-hour fi lm by
Ken Burns on the history of America’s
national parks and the people who were
willing to devote themselves to saving
some precious portion of the land they
loved. Pictured: Old Faithful erupting,
Yellowstone National Park.
CREDIT: PHOTO BY CRAIG MELLISH
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KWBU-TV’s New Daytime Line-Up Begins September 7th
Dinosaur Train premieres Monday, September 7th
F
all is a time for new beginnings whether it is a new school, new
job, or new outlook on life. It is also a time for a new daytime
programming line-up on KWBU-TV. Please take a look at page 10
of this month’s Program Guide for all of the changes, but a couple
of changes are highlighted here.
Charlie Rose fans will be able to catch a repeat of the previous evening’s episode on
weekdays at noon. Many of our viewers have asked for a repeat of Charlie Rose, and we
are happy to be able to provide a daytime repeat for you.
KWBU-TV has also
added a brand new
children’s program,
Dinosaur Train, to the daytime line-up. Dinosaur Train, an
animated series for 3-to-6 year olds, features a curious
young T-rex named Buddy who, together with his
adopted Pteranodon family, takes the Dinosaur Train
to meet, explore, and have adventures with all kinds of
dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures.
If you have questions or comments about
o u r n e w d a y t i m e s c h e d u l e , p l e a s e e m a i l K W B U a t
feedback@kwbu.org.
Saturday
and Sunday,
September
19 & 20
Be sure to visit
the KWBU Kids
Stage!
Waco Cultural Arts Fest
KWBU is public broadcasting ... you’re the public
and we want to hear from you! If you have questions,
comments, suggestions or even complaints, share
them with us. We want to serve you better, and your
feedback will let us know how we can do just that.
Each month KWBU will have 2 specifi c questions to
solicit feedback.
Email us at feedback@kwbu.org and let us know your
thoughts on these two questions. We’re listening!
Questions for September:
1. What is your approximate commute time and do
you listen to KWBU-FM during your commute?
2. KWBU-TV has added a repeat of Charlie Rose
on weekdays at noon. Do you like this schedule
addition? Why or why not?
KWBU wants to hear from you!
Mystery Thursdays!
On Thursday nights starting September 3rd,
KWBU will broadcast a mystery at 8:00 p.m.
Many viewers were accustomed to watching
Mystery! on Thursday nights, so KWBU has
brought the tradition back. Curl up in your easy
chair and stay tuned for your favorite sleuths
back on Thursday evenings!
KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 4
Walkout
A Į lm with a powerful message that resonates 41 years aŌ er
the events it depicts occurred, Walkout is the sƟ rring true story
of the Chicano students of East LA, who in 1968 staged several
dramaƟ c walkouts in their high schools to protest academic
prejudice and dire school condiƟ ons. Aided by a popular and
progressive young teacher, Sal Castro, Paula Crisostomo and
a group of young Chicano acƟ vists baƩ le parents, teachers,
bureaucrats, the police and public opinion to make their point.
Along the way, the students learn profound lessons about
embracing their own idenƟ ty and standing up for what they
believe in. Set in 1968, a tumultuous year that shook America
to its foundaƟ on, Walkout is a vivid reminder that people can
change the world.
Thursday, September 3
5:00 to 8:30 p.m.
Cen-Tex Hispanic Chamber
of Commerce
915 LaSalle Ave., Waco
Free and open to the
public
RSVP required - contact Jo
Welter at
254/836-4599 or
to reserve your spot
THE COMMUNITY RACE RELATIONS COALITION, KWBU TV & FM,
THE CEN-TEX HISPANIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
AND TIEMPO NEWSPAPER
present
DINNER AND A MOVIE
Dinner provided by CRRC
Board, with donaƟ ons
accepted. While we eat
the Į lm will be shown,
followed by a discussion
moderated by Ernesto
Fraga.
an HBO Į lm
America is a country built on equality and
opportunity - but when equal opportunity is
denied, it's Ɵ me to Į ght back. That's exactly what
a group of Chicano students did when they walked
out of their East LA high schools in 1968, sending
an unequivocal message to American educators
and administrators that endures today.
TIEMPO
1 TUESDAY
7:00 Nova
Is There Life on Mars? - Showcases
the latest scientifi c discoveries on
Mars made by NASA’s robot rovers and
Phoenix probe. (S)(CC)
8:00 Nova scienceNow
Data from cave stalagmites and the
Mississippi riverbed shed light on
earthquakes in the heartland. (S)(CC)
9:00 P.O.V.
Ella Es El Matador (She Is the Matador)
- A look at the history of women in
Spanish bullfi ghting also profi les two
current female matadors. (S)(CC)
10:00 Parklands of the Midwest with Dan
Kaercher
Kansas & Missouri (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
2 WEDNESDAY
7:00 American Masters
Trumbo - A look at the life of Hollywood
screenwriter Dalton Trumbo who
blacklisted during the Red Scare. (S)(CC)
8:30 PBS Previews: The National Parks:
America’s Best Idea
A sneak peek at Ken Burn’s latest
documentary detailing the story of
America’s National Parks. (S)(CC)
9:00 Wide Angle
Time for School 3 (pt 1) - Children in
Afghanistan, Pakistan, Kenya and four
other countries struggle to get a basic
education. (S)(CC)
10:00 Tracks Ahead
Maine Narrow Gauge (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
3 THURSDAY
7:00 This Old House Hour
New York City Project (pt 7) (S)(CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
Inspector Lewis: And the Moonbeams
Kiss - Lewis and his partner Hathaway
connect stolen books and two murders
to a gambling addiction group. (S)(CC)
9:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall
Family Affair - A brother and sister act
featuring 10-year-old Clark on cello and
14-year-old Chloe Pang on piano. (S)(CC)
10:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks
Grand Lodges - The story of
Yellowstone’s Old Faithful Lodge and
Yosemite’s luxurious Ahwahnee Hotel
are detailed. (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
4 FRIDAY
7:00 Washington Week (S)(CC)
7:30 Now on PBS (S)(CC)
8:00 Bill Moyers Journal (S)(CC)
9:00 McLaughlin Group (CC)
9:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack (S)(CC)
10:00 Foreign Exchange (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
5 SATURDAY
7:00 Lawrence Welk Show
Salute to the U.S.A. (CC)
8:00 Classic Gospel
Harmony in the Heartland (S)(CC)
9:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
9:30 As Time Goes By
Lionel fi nds himself surrounded by
females and wonders if he has done the
right thing in moving in. (S)(CC)
10:00 Austin City Limits
Foo Fighters (S)(CC)
11:00 Soundstage
B.B. King (S)(CC)
6 SUNDAY
7:00 Nature
Life in Death Valley - Explore this visual
wonderland, one of the most stunning
yet brutal landscapes with 130 degree
heat. (S)(CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
Inspector Lewis: Music to Die For - The
worlds of no-rules boxing, Oxford dons
and Cold War intrigue surrounds a
prominent don’s death. (S)(CC)
9:30 Crown of the Continent - Alaska’s
Wrangell-St. Elias
Explore the record setting peaks,
valleys, rivers and glaciers of this
visually spectacular region. (S)(CC)
10:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
10:30 As Time Goes By
One of Jean’s secretaries helps rewrite
Lionel’s script when the American
producers want it spicier. (S)(CC)
11:00 Big Cypress Swamp: The Western
Everglades
The history of this unique region, its
animal inhabitants and its gorgeous
landscapes are revealed. (S)(CC)
7 MONDAY
7:00 Antiques Roadshow
Tucson, AZ (pt 2) - Hidden treasures
include a Navajo chief’s blanket, a
harp from 1776 and a brooch by Jose
DeRivero. (S)(CC)
8:00 History Detectives
Evidence of an old bridge abutment in
Columbia, South Carolina may redraw
the maps of the Civil War. (S)(CC)
9:00 Wild River: The Colorado
Follow the Colorado River from the
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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
Rocky Mountain National Park through
Utah’s Westwater Canyon. (S)(CC)
10:00 Rick Steves’ Europe
Denmark: Beyond Copenhagen (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
8 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 Yellowstone: Land to Life
The sweeping geologic story of
Yellowstone explores the bonds
between the landscape and biology. (S)
(CC)
8:30 PBS Previews: The National Parks:
America’s Best Idea
A sneak peek at Ken Burn’s latest
documentary detailing the story of
America’s National Parks. (S)(CC)
9:00 P.O.V.
The English Surgeon - British
neurosurgeon Henry Marsh travels to
Ukraine to treat patients who have been
left to die. (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
9 WEDNESDAY
7:00 Families Stand Together: Feeling
Secure in Tough Times
A Muppet family copes with uncertain
economic times. Elmo and his friends
offer advice and hope. (S)(CC)
8:00 Your Life, Your Money
Donald Faison presents fi nancial
information for young adults, from basic
banking to credit debt. (S)(CC)
9:00 Wide Angle
Time for School 3 (pt 2) - Children in
Afghanistan, Pakistan, Kenya and four
other countries struggle to get a basic
education. (S)(CC)
10:00 Tracks Ahead
Japan’s Meitetsu Railroad (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
10 THURSDAY
7:00 This Old House Hour
New York City Project (pt 8) (S)(CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
Inspector Lewis: Music to Die For - The
worlds of no-rules boxing, Oxford dons
and Cold War intrigue surrounds a
prominent don’s death. (S)(CC)
9:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall
The Princess and the Cowboy - Dazzling
artists, 13-year-old cellist Tessa Seymour
and 18-year-old violinist Charles Yang,
perform. (S)(CC)
10:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks
Canyon Lodges - A close look at El Tovar
in Grand Canyon National Park and Zion
Lodge in Utah’s Zion National Park. (S)
(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
11 FRIDAY
7:00 Washington Week (S)(CC)
7:30 Now on PBS (S)(CC)
8:00 Bill Moyers Journal (S)(CC)
9:00 McLaughlin Group (CC)
9:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack (S)(CC)
10:00 Foreign Exchange (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC
12 SATURDAY
7:00 Lawrence Welk Show
Salute to the Swing Bands (CC)
8:00 Classic Gospel
Red Rocks Homecoming (S)(CC)
9:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
9:30 As Time Goes By
One of Jean’s secretaries helps rewrite
Lionel’s script when the American
producers want it spicier. (S)(CC)
10:00 Austin City Limits
Sarah McLachlan/Duffy (S)(CC)
11:00 Soundstage
Umphrey’s McGee (S)(CC)
13 SUNDAY
7:00 Nature
The Good, The Bad, and The Grizzly
- The rescue of the grizzly population
of Yellowstone and the ensuing social
problems are explored. (S)(CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
Inspector Lewis: Life Born of Fire -
Lewis discovers a dangerous connection
between Hathaway and a religious group
targeted by a killer. (S)(CC)
9:30 Yellowstone: Land to Life
The sweeping geologic story of
Yellowstone explores the bonds
between the landscape and biology. (S)
(CC)
10:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
10:30 As Time Goes By
Jean devises a plan to get rid of Lionel’s
chattering secretary without hurting her
feelings. (S)(CC)
11:00 Red Grange Remembers
This 1982 interview with football’s fi rst
superstar features photos and fi lm of his
career. (CC)
14 MONDAY
7:00 Antiques Roadshow
Tucson, AZ (pt 3) - Treasures include
three paintings by Gaston Chaissac
and a collection of 1956 Olympics
memorabilia. (S)(CC)
8:00 History Detectives
Encrusted objects on the Oregon coast
may house cannons from the 1846
shipwreck of the USS Shark. (S)(CC)
9:00 Note By Note (The Making of
Steinway L1037)
The relationship between musician
and instrument is explored through the
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creation of a grand piano. (S)(CC)
10:00 Rick Steves’ Europe
Istanbul (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
15 TUESDAY
7:00 Nova
Arctic Dinosaurs - Researchers combine
extreme engineering and perilous fossil
hunting in Alaska’s North Slope. (S)(CC)
8:00 Retirement Revolution
The New Reality - Experts analyze the
fi nancial problems of retirement and
discuss ways to richer retirement years.
(S)(CC)
9:30 P.O.V.
The Principal Story - The experiences
of two principals in Illinois shed light on
challenges facing our public schools. (S)
(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
16 WEDNESDAY
7:00 Live from Lincoln Center
New York Philharmonic Opening Night
Gala Concert - The Alan Gilbert era
begins in historic fashion with an
overture by Composer Magnus Lindberg.
(S)(CC)
9:00 Great Performances
Vienna Philharmonic Summer Night’s
Concert 2009 - Barenboim directs and
performs in a show set on the grounds
of Austria’s Schoenbrunn castle. (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
17 THURSDAY
7:00 This Old House Hour
New York City Project (pt 9) (S)(CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
Inspector Lewis: Life Born of Fire -
Lewis discovers a dangerous connection
between Hathaway and a religious group
targeted by a killer. (S)(CC)
9:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall
Banjo Makeover - Bela Fleck joins
14-year-old violinist Caroline Goulding
and 13-year-old cellist Gabriel Cabezas.
(S)(CC)
10:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks
Glacier Lodges - Glacier Park Lodge,
Lake McDonald, Many Glacier Lodge
and Sperry Chalet in Montana are
showcased. (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
18 FRIDAY
7:00 Washington Week (S)(CC)
7:30 Now on PBS (S)(CC)
8:00 Bill Moyers Journal (S)(CC)
9:00 McLaughlin Group (CC)
9:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack (S)(CC)
10:00 Foreign Exchange (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC
19 SATURDAY
7:00 Lawrence Welk Show
Do You Remember? (S)(CC)
8:00 Classic Gospel
New Orleans Homecoming (S)(CC)
9:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
9:30 As Time Goes By
Jean devises a plan to get rid of Lionel’s
chattering secretary without hurting her
feelings. (S)(CC)
10:00 Austin City Limits
John Mayer (S)(CC)
11:00 Soundstage
Seal (S)(CC)
20 SUNDAY
7:00 Nature
Violent Hawaii - Features volcanic
eruptions, rivers of molten lava,
monster waves, humpback whales and
snow. (S)(CC)
8:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
Inspector Lewis: The Great and the
Good - The murder of an assault suspect
sheds light on the sordid secrets of the
Oxford community’s elite. (S)(CC)
9:30 PBS Previews: The National Parks:
America’s Best Idea
A sneak peek at Ken Burn’s latest
documentary detailing the story of
America’s National Parks. (S)(CC)
10:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
10:30 As Time Goes By
Penny thinks that her husband is having
an affair and wants to move in with
Jean and Lionel. (S)(CC)
11:00 Forever Wild
This celebration of America’s
commitment to wilderness preservation
is hosted by Robert Redford. (S)(CC)
21 MONDAY
7:00 Antiques Roadshow
Spokane, WA (pt 1)- Diverse fi nds
include a framed photo and letters
dating back to 1862, signed by President
Lincoln. (S)(CC)
8:00 History Detectives
A phonograph is believed to have been
made by Thomas Edison to record
messages from the afterlife. (S)(CC)
9:00 Independent Lens
Our Disappeared/Nuestros
Desaparecidos - A personal look at the
brutal events of Argentina’s military
KWBU-TV Prime Time Schedule continued
KWBU-TV Prime Time Schedule continued
dictatorship from 1976 to 1983. (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
22 TUESDAY
7:00 Nova
The Ghost in Your Genes - New fi ndings
call into question the belief that all
inherited traits are passed on by our
genes. (S)(CC)
8:00 Killer Stress: A National
Geographic Special
Scientists reveal just how measurable
and dangerous exposure to stress
response can be. (S)(CC)
9:00 P.O.V.
Bronx Princess - A Bronx-bred teenager
rebels against her mother’s rules and
fl ees to her father, a chief in Ghana. (S)
(CC)
10:00 Parklands of the Midwest with Dan
Kaercher
Minnesota/Wisconsin (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
23 WEDNESDAY
7:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks
Visit Death Valley’s Furnace Creek Inn
and the Lake Quinault Lodge in the
Olympic National Forest. (S)(CC)
8:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks
Roughing It in Style in Alaska and the
Rockies - Rocky Mountain National Park
is just out your back door at the grand
and graceful Stanley Hotel. (S)(CC)
9:00 Wallace Stegner
Captures the infl uence the “Dean” of
western writers has had on the lives of
generations of readers. (S)(CC)
10:00 Tracks Ahead
Young Guns of Steam (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
24 THURSDAY
7:00 This Old House Hour
New York City Project (pt 10) (S)(CC)
8:00 PBS Special Report on Health Care
Reform
The economics of health care reform
and how reform might change the way
we live are investigated. (S)(CC)
9:30 P.O.V.
Critical Condition - The struggles of four
critically ill Americans showcase the
nation’s growing health care crisis. (S)
(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
25 FRIDAY
7:00 Washington Week (S)(CC)
7:30 Now on PBS (S)(CC)
8:00 Bill Moyers Journal (S)(CC)
9:00 McLaughlin Group (CC)
9:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack (S)(CC)
10:00 Foreign Exchange (S)(CC)
10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC)
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC
26 SATURDAY
7:00 Lawrence Welk Show
Big City, USA
8:00 Classic Gospel
Memphis Homecoming
9:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC)
9:30 As Time Goes By
Penny thinks that her husband is having
an affair and wants to move in with
Jean and Lionel. (S)(CC)
10:00 Austin City Limits Presents: Hardly
Strictly Bluegrass Festival
Performances from San Francisco’s
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival in
Golden Gate Park. (S)(CC)
11:00 Soundstage
Jackson Browne (S)(CC)
27 SUNDAY
7:00 National Parks: America’s Best
Idea
The Scripture of Nature (1851-1890) - In
1872, Congress acts to protect land that
will become America’s fi rst national
park, Yellowstone. (pt 1) (S)(CC)
9:00 National Parks: America’s Best
Idea
The Scripture of Nature (1851-1890)(pt
1) - repeat
11:00 Appalachian Impressions
Hikers share their experiences from the
fi rst half of the trail from Georgia to
Pennsylvania. (pt 1) (S)(CC)
28 MONDAY
7:00 National Parks: America’s Best
Idea
The Last Refuge (1890-1915) - At the
end of the 19th century a conservation
movement takes shape to protect
America’s wilderness. (pt 2) (S)(CC)
9:30 National Parks: America’s Best
Idea
The Last Refuge (1890-1915)(pt 2) -
repeat
29 TUESDAY
7:00 National Parks: America’s Best
Idea
The Empire of Grandeur (1915-1919) -
Established in 1916, the National Park
Service protects the Grand Canyon from
commercial interests. (pt 3) (S)(CC)
9:00 National Parks: America’s Best
Idea
The Empire of Grandeur (1915-1919) (pt
3) - repeat
11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC)
30 WEDNESDAY
7:00 National Parks: America’s Best
Idea
Going Home (1920-1933) - The
automobile allows more people to visit
the parks. The Smoky Mountains and
Tetons become parks. (S)(CC)
9:00 National Parks: America’s Best
Idea
Going Home (1920-1933)(pt 4) - repeat
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
Biscuit Brothers
Sesame Street
Wishbone
9:30 AM
Saddle Club
Hands on: Crafts
for Kids
10 AM
Electric Company Clifford the Big Red Dog Motorweek
10:30 AM
Animalia WordWorld
Juila and Jacques:
Cooking at Home
11 A M
Mark Kistler’s
Imagination Station
A Place of Our Own Julia Child
11:30 A M
McLaughlin Group Los Ninos en Su Casa Victory Garden
NOON
John McLaughlin’s
One on One
Charlie Rose
New Yankee Work-
shop
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
Passport & Pallette Ask This Old House
1:30 PM
State of Tomorrow 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
Woodturning
Workshop
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
Primal Grill with
Steven Raichlin
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
Newshour with Jim Lehrer Antiques Roadshow
6:30 PM
Jim Knox’s Wild
Zoofari
9 KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE
** THIS NEW SCHEDULE BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7TH **
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 TUESDAY
12:00 History Detectives
1:00 Antiques Roadshow
2:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Inspector Lewis: And the
Moonbeams Kiss”
3:30 American Horizons
4:00 Nature “Queen of Trees”
2 WEDNESDAY
12:00 Nova scienceNow
1:00 Nova “Is There Life on
Mars?”
2:00 History Detectives
3:00 Great Performances
“Karajan or Beauty as I See
It”
4:30 American Horizons
3 THURSDAY
12:00 American Masters “Trumbo”
1:30 PBS Previews: The National
Parks: America’s Best Idea
2:00 P.O.V. “Ella Es El Matador
(She Is the Matador)”
3:00 Wide Angle
4:00 Nova “Is There Life on
Mars?”
4 FRIDAY
12:00 This Old House Hour
1:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks “Grand Lodges”
2:00 American Masters “Trumbo”
3:30 PBS Previews: The National
Parks: America’s Best Idea
4:00 Nova scienceNow
5 SATURDAY
12:00 Washington Week
12:30 Now on PBS
1:00 Bill Moyers Journal
2:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks “Grand Lodges”
3:00 Antiques Roadshow
4:00 This Old House Hour
6 SUNDAY
12:00 Nova “Is There Life on
Mars?”
1:00 Wide Angle
2:00 Inside “Operation Wildfi re”
3:00 Washington Week
3:30 Now on PBS
4:00 Bill Moyers Journal
7 MONDAY
12:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Inspector Lewis: Music to
Die For”
1:30 Crown of the Continent
2:00 American Masters “Trumbo”
3:30 PBS Previews: The National
Parks: America’s Best Idea
4:00 Inside “Operation Wildfi re”
8 TUESDAY
12:00 History Detectives
1:00 Antiques Roadshow
2:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Inspector Lewis: Music to
Die For”
3:30 Crown of the Continent -
Alaska’s Wrangell-St. Elias
4:00 Nature “Life in Death
Valley”
9 WEDNESDAY
12:00 Yellowstone: Land to Life
12:30 PBS Previews: The National
Parks: America’s Best Idea
1:00 Nova “Mystery of the
Megavolcano”
2:00 History Detectives
3:00 Wild River: The Colorado
4:00 Antiques Roadshow
10 THURSDAY
12:00 Your Life, Your Money
1:00 P.O.V. “The English Surgeon”
2:30 Crown of the Continent
3:00 Wide Angle
4:00 Nova “Mystery of the
Megavolcano”
11 FRIDAY
12:00 This Old House Hour
1:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks “Canyon Lodges”
2:00 Wild River: The Colorado
3:00 Your Life, Your Money
4:00 Families Stand Together:
Feeling Secure in Tough
Times
12 SATURDAY
12:00 Washington Week
12:30 Now on PBS
1:00 Bill Moyers Journal
2:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks “Canyon Lodges”
3:00 Antiques Roadshow
4:00 This Old House Hour
13 SUNDAY
12:00 Nova “Mystery of the
Megavolcano”
1:00 Wide Angle
2:00 Inside “Hong Kong’s Big
Bang”
3:00 Washington Week
3:30 Now on PBS
4:00 Bill Moyers Journal
14 MONDAY
12:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Inspector Lewis: Life Born
of Fire”
1:30 Yellowstone: Land to Life
2:00 Your Life, Your Money
3:00 Wide Angle
4:00 Inside “Hong Kong’s Big
Bang”
15 TUESDAY
12:00 History Detectives
1:00 Antiques Roadshow
2:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Inspector Lewis: Life Born
of Fire”
3:30 Yellowstone: Land to Life
4:00 Nature “The Good, The Bad,
and The Grizzly”
16 WEDNESDAY
12:00 Retirement Revolution “The
New Reality”
1:30 Crown of the Continent
2:00 Nova “Arctic Dinosaurs”
3:00 Note By Note (The Making of
Steinway L1037)
4:00 Antiques Roadshow
17 THURSDAY
12:00 Live from Lincoln Center
“New York Philharmonic
Opening Night Gala Concert”
2:00 Great Performances “Vienna
Philharmonic Summer
Night’s Concert 2009”
3:30 PBS Previews: The National
Parks: America’s Best Idea
4:00 Nova “Arctic Dinosaurs”
18 FRIDAY
12:00 This Old House Hour
1:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks “Glacier Lodges”
2:00 P.O.V. “The Principal Story”
3:00 Live from Lincoln Center
19 SATURDAY
12:00 Washington Week
12:30 Now on PBS
1:00 Bill Moyers Journal
2:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks “Glacier Lodges”
3:00 Antiques Roadshow
4:00 This Old House Hour
20 SUNDAY
12:00 Nova “Arctic Dinosaurs”
1:00 P.O.V. “The Principal Story”
2:00 Inside “Speed Week”
3:00 Washington Week
3:30 Now on PBS
4:00 Bill Moyers Journal
21 MONDAY
12:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Inspector Lewis: The Great
and the Good”
1:30 PBS Previews: The National
Parks: America’s Best Idea
2:00 Live from Lincoln Center
4:00 Inside “Speed Week”
22 TUESDAY
12:00 History Detectives
1:00 Antiques Roadshow
2:00 Masterpiece Mystery!
“Inspector Lewis: The Great
and the Good”
3:30 PBS Previews: The National
Parks: America’s Best Idea
4:00 Nature “Violent Hawaii”
23 WEDNESDAY
12:00 Killer Stress: A National
Geographic Special
1:00 Nova “The Ghost in Your
Genes”
2:00 Independent Lens “Our
Disappeared/Nuestros
Desaparecidos”
3:30 PBS Previews: The National
Parks: America’s Best Idea
4:00 Antiques Roadshow
24 THURSDAY
12:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks
1:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks “Roughing It in Style in
Alaska and the Rockies”
2:00 P.O.V. “Bronx Princess”
3:00 Wallace Stegner
4:00 Nova “The Ghost in Your
Genes”
25 FRIDAY
12:00 This Old House Hour
1:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks “Pacifi c Northwest
Lodges”
2:00 Wallace Stegner
3:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks
4:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks “Roughing It in Style in
Alaska and the Rockies”
26 SATURDAY
12:00 Washington Week
12:30 Now on PBS
1:00 Bill Moyers Journal
2:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks “Pacifi c Northwest
Lodges”
3:00 Antiques Roadshow
4:00 This Old House Hour
27 SUNDAY
12:00 PBS Special Report on
Health Care Reform
1:30 PBS Previews: The National
Parks: America’s Best Idea
2:00 Inside “Battle of the Wines”
3:00 Washington Week
3:30 Now on PBS
4:00 Bill Moyers Journal
28 MONDAY
12:00 National Parks: America’s
Best Idea “The Scripture of
Nature (1851-1890)” (pt 1)
2:00 National Parks: America’s
Best Idea (pt 1)
4:00 Great Lodges of the National
Parks “Pacifi c Northwest
Lodges
29 TUESDAY
12:00 National Parks: America’s
Best Idea “The Last Refuge
(1890-1915)” (pt 2)
2:30 National Parks: America’s
Best Idea (pt 2)
30 WEDNESDAY
12:00 National Parks: America’s
Best Idea “The Empire of
Grandeur (1915-1919)” (pt 3)
2:00 National Parks: America’s
Best Idea (pt 3)
4:00 Nature “A Mystery in Alaska”
10/1 THURSDAY
12:00 National Parks: America’s
Best Idea “Home (1920-
1933)” (pt 4)
2:00 National Parks: America’s
Best Idea (pt 4)
4:00 Antiques Roadshow
11 KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE
KWBU DIGITAL PROGRAM SERVICE
V-me: the fi rst Spanish-language public television network created for
America’s La no families (Time Warner channel 459, Grande channel 284,
over-the-air with an antenna channel 34.4)
KWBU: KWBU has combined the programming on KWBU-TV with the PBS HD
programming to create the new KWBU-TV. (Time Warner channel 4 & 1004,
Grande channel 4 & 404, over-the-air with an antenna channel 34.1)
Create: a channel celebra ng the life-enriching endeavors of cooking, pain ng,
cra ing, home improvement, collec ng and travel (Time Warner channel 156,
Grande channel 283, over-the-air with an antenna channel 34.2)
Brazos Valley Public Broadcasting Foundation
Governing Board Feature: Dr. Karla Leeper
I support public broadcasting because it provides a space for truly independent and
original programming. In a complex world where so much of what the media offers us is
only a fragment of what we really need to know, public broadcasting gives us the breadth
and depth of information to be effective citizens of the twenty fi rst century. Whether
it is news, education or entertainment, public broadcasting expands our horizons. I am
proud to be a member of a KWBU team that is committed to nurturing such a tremendous
asset for the central Texas community.
Dr. Karla Leeper earned bachelor’s degrees in communication studies and political science
at the University of Iowa in 1985. She received a master’s degree and then a doctoral
degree in rhetoric and argumentation from the University of Kansas in 1993. Her areas of
research are political communication, and argumentation and public deliberation.
A member of the Baylor communication studies faculty since 1992, Leeper has served
Baylor in several positions, including associate professor and chair of the communication
studies department. As director of the award-winning Baylor debate program, she held The
Glenn R. Capp Endowed Chair in Forensics. She is a winner of the George Ziegelmueller
Award for excellence in directing forensics, the Donn W. Parson Outstanding Young
Forensics Educator Award and the National Federation of Interscholastic Speech and Debate Association Service Award.
Leeper has served as president of the American Forensics Association and chair of the National Debate Tournament
committee.
She is active in the Waco community, serving as the director of GEAR UP Waco’s Project Democracy program and
participating as a facilitator in the City of Waco Visioning Project.
KWBU-Create
KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 12
Saturday Marathons in September on Create™ TV
Spend your Saturdays with themed marathons
Create™ TV ’s Saturdays are fi lled with a full day of how-to programs focusing on a specifi c
theme. Explore a country, from history to food. Prepare for a holiday, from traditions to recipes.
There’s a Create Saturday to fi t any lifestyle. See marathon descriptions below.
September 5: Goodbye Summer
Summer is coming to a close… But before we pack away our shorts and tank tops in the attic and put the barbecue
grill in the garage, let’s enjoy our favorite warm weather activities one last time. Taste the juicy fruits and vegetables
that summer yields with chefs Mary Ann Esposito and Caprial and John Spence. Feel the sun on your face when
you are on a picnic or at the beach with Katie Brown, Chris Kimball and Daisy Martinez. Get the last of the
summer fun before its gone!
September 12: Better with Butter
Whether you like a juicy steak, succulent seafood, a rich pastry, or popcorn; a dollop of butter makes them tastes
even better. Sample creamy Vermont butter with Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie host Lydia Shire, then watch Ming
Tsai add miso-butter sauce to scrumptious poached shrimp. You’ll fi nd out what our chefs have known for much
longer-food is simply better with butter.
September 19: The Great Outdoors
There’s a world of adventure to be found when you take a trip outside. We’ll visit vacation spots around the globe
that have unique and amazing things to do in the open air. Julie Conover of Passport to Adventure will take you
on a raft trip on the Ganges River, and then Darley Newman rides on horseback to ancient Mayan ruins in Belize.
Soon you’ll want to hitch a ride, sail the seas, and get away to the great outdoors.
September 26: Beats and Eats
When you have an empty stomach, let music be your guide. You’ll be surprised at the fun and fl avorful meals a
lively tune can inspire. Mario Batali talks food and music with rocker Michael Stipe of the group R.E.M. Native
American chef, Lorette Oden chows down on Cajun gumbo in the bayou while a Zydeco band sets the mood.
There’s no better combo for making your stomach smile than beats and eats.
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).
Create™ TV was launched to serve viewers’ increasing interest in “do-it-yourself”
programs and was designed for round-the-clock broadcast of the most popular lifestyle
and how-to programming seen on public television – where lifestyle programming got
its start!
Watch KWBU’s Create™ TV twenty-four hours a day seven days a week on Time Warner channel 156, Grande
Communications channel 173, or over-the-air with an antenna channel 34.2. For a complete program listing or for more
information about Create™ TV , visit www.createtv.com.
V-me Fall
Highlights
V-me has new episodes of Estudio
Billboard airing this month as well a
new series for young children and
parents in the afternoon, called
Eebee’s Adventures hosted by
famous singer/actress, Thalia.
In Estudio Billboard, Top Latin
music artists perform and discuss
their lives, careers and the creative
process. This V-me original series
is hosted by Leila Cobo of Billboard.
Airs Tuesdays at 9:00 p.m.
V-me is also bringing upcoming
PBS shows/series to our audience
this Fall including:
• LATIN MUSIC USA (October
13, 20 at 8:00 p.m.) - a fi lm about
American music. Fusions of Latin
sounds with jazz, rock, country,
rhythm and blues - music with
deeper roots and broader reach
than most people realize. It’s a
fresh take on our musical history,
reaching across fi ve decades and
across musical genres to portray
the rich mix of sounds created by
Latinos and embraced by all.
• IN THE HEIGHTS, CHASING
BROADWAY DREAMS (Sunday,
October 25 from 7:00 - 8:00
p.m.; encore 10:00 -11:00 p.m.) -
Follows the cast and creative team
from the musical’s small start to its
Tony Award-winning status.
• A Film by Ken Burns, THE
NATIONAL PARKS: AMERICA’S
BEST IDEA premieres in November
on V-ME (every Wednesday night
beginning November 4th from 7:00
- 8:00 p.m.) - The fi lm works its way
chronologically through the history
of the national parks featuring
characters -- some famous, most
not, from every walk of life -- who
dedicated their lives to insuring all
could enjoy these places.
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
America’s Heartland
TEXAS FARM BUREAU
Charlie Rose
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Electric Company
SHIPLEY DO-NUTS
General Support
BAYLOR/WACO FOUNDATION
CLEAR CHANNEL COMMUNICATIONS
OFFICE OF INJURED EMPLOYEE COUNCIL
RAPOPORT FOUNDATION
Hometime
DEALERS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
McLaughlin Group
RAPOPORT FOUNDATION
Newshour with Jim Lehrer
CHARLES D. JONES CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
New Yankee Workshop
DEALERS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
Now
RAPOPORT FOUNDATION
Sesame Street
SHIPLEY DO-NUTS
Sewing with Nancy
BERNINA
This Old House
DEALERS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
This Old House Hour
DEALERS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
OF ARTS & SCIENCES
BAYLOR/WACO FOUNDATION
CLIFTON FOUNDATION
COOPER FOUNDATION
DAVID SCHLEICHER
DR. CHIA LIEN WANG
HANKAMER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS,
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
JOHN MCANALLY, P.C. CERTIFIED PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
MARTIN MUSEUM OF ART
MICHAEL HERNANDEZ
RAPOPORT FOUNDATION
CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY
RUSS HUNT
TEXAS STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE
U MONTHLY MAGAZINE
VI3 TECHNOLOGIES
WACO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Thank You...
... to the community-minded
companies who sponsor our
outstanding programs and
support a variety of KWBU
activities and events. To
learn more about sponsorship
opportunities, contact
Ashley Kortis
at 254.710.7886 or
13 KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE
KWBU-FM Highlights
KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 14
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY AND KWBU PRESENT
From the Top, the popular NPR showcase of America’s best young classical
musicians hosted by concert pianist Christopher O’Riley, is coming to Waco.
From the Top draws more than 700,000 loyal listeners each week on more
than 200 stations nationwide, including Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. and Sundays
at 2:00 p.m. on 103.3 KWBU-FM. From the Top also airs Thursdays at 9:30
p.m. on KWBU-TV.
The region’s best young classical musicians
performing live in concert
All concert attendees are invited to a post-performance reception in Jones Concert
Hall featuring the host of From the Top, Christopher O’Riley, and the young
musicians performing in the program.
Tickets are $20 and go on sale October 12, 2009.
KWBU Members and Baylor Faculty, Staff and Students receive a $5
discount. Tickets available at Jones Concert Hall on the campus of
Baylor University. More information online at kwbu.org.
Jones Concert Hall
Baylor University
Waco, TX
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
7:00 PM
Christopher O’Riley
WITH
HOST
Live!
15 KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE
KWBU-FM
The KWBU-FM Fall 2009 membership campaign
begins on October 1st to fund programs like Morning Edition, All Things Considered, Classical
Music, Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me, and A Prairie Home Companion. We need the help of every
member to succeed and to meet our goals for the year.
We need your help in 2 Very Important Ways:
1. Renew your membership today! Your gift this month will be added to our membership
drive fundraising totals and help KWBU reach our overall drive goal. You can pledge
securely online at kwbu.org or send in your renewal.
2. Volunteer your time answering the pledge lines during the drive! Please contact
Loretta Howard at loretta@kwbu.org or 710.7887 for available shifts.
Life-long voracious reader, Jim McKeown, is an
English Instructor at McLennan Community College
and, a new contributor to KWBU-FM. His Likely
Stories book review can be heard the third Thursday
of the month on KWBU-FM! Reviews will include
Fiction, Biographies, Poetry and Non-Fiction… Join
us for Likely Stories … a Third Thursday feature during
Morning Edition and All Things Considered on 103.3 KWBU-FM. Jim also blogs on books, authors, and all things literary
at rabbitreader.blogspot.com. Airs Thursdays 6:35 a.m. & 8:35 a.m. & 5:32 p.m. on 103.3 KWBU-FM.
Likely Stories Begins September 17th on KWBU-FM
KWBU-FM HD-1
KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 16
KWBU-FM HD-1 is streaming live at www.kwbu.org. Check us out!
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
Dot Org on Tuesdays at 7:36 am, Wednesdays at 6:36 am and Thursdays at 5:05 am
Local commentaries on Mondays at 7:36 am & Tuesdays at 6:36 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
Voice of the Arts at 4:50 am & 8:59 am
Word Wise on Mondays at 6:35 am & Tuesdays at 8:35 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
Voice of the Arts at 11:59 am & 2:59 pm
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 A M
You Bet
Your Garden
NOON
Car Talk Speaking of Faith
1 PM
Wait Wait Don’t
Tell Me
TOTN
Science
Friday
Texas Matters
Latino USA
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
Dot Org on Thursdays at 5:32 pm & Tuesdays at 6:32 pm
Engines of Our Ingenuity on Wednesdays at 4:44 pm & Thursdays at 6:44 pm
Local commentaries on Mondays at 5:34 pm
Voice of the Arts at 4:34 pm & 6:59 pm
Word Wise on Tuesdays at 5:45 pm
Weekend All Things
Considered
5 PM
This American Life
A Prairie Home
Companion
6 PM
Latino USA
7 PM
Fresh Air Weekend Music at Baylor From the Top Classical Guitar Alive
Jazz from
Lincoln Center
Riverwalk Live from
The Landing
American Routes
8 PM
Tavis Smiley Show
San Francisco
Symphony
Classical Concert
Evening Jazz with Bob Parlocha
9 PM
Beale Street
Caravan
10 PM
Celtic Connection
BBC World Service
11 PM
Hearts of Space
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TIME SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
MIDNIGHT
Classical
Music
Jazz with Bob Parlocha
Classical
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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 A M
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 Profi les
7 PM
Thistle & Shamrock
Fresh Air
Piano Jazz
8 PM
Echoes
Diane Rehm
Jazzset
9 PM
BBC News
Afropop Worldwide
10 PM
World Cafe
Mountain Stage
11 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
Jerry & Carol Barrett
Claudia & Ron Beal
Dr. Robin Bennett
Dr. Glenn Blalock & Dr. Laine Scales
Wayne & Dee Blinka
Linda & Rick Bostwick
Trace Bowen
Dr. Anne M. Bowery
Diana & Bob Braswell
Mr. Bruce D. Berg & Ms. Joan Brickley
Nancy Callan
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Castleberry
Carol Crosthwait
Prof. Robert & Dr. Mary Darden
Lynne & Roger Davis
Christopher Diamond
DuPuy Oxygen
Bruce & Dorothy Dyer
Bonnie & Win Emmons
Dr. Richard & Mrs. Lottie Evans
First Presbyterian Church of Waco
Liz Flynn
Dr. & Mrs. Hulitt Gloer
Felicia & Sommers Goodman
Dick & Jan Graves
Robert Grayson
Trish Griffi n - Realtor
Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Guthrie
Nashim and H. Bruce Hamilton, MD
Dr. Helen Short & Dr. Jeffrey Hamilton
Laura Hernandez
Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Hersh
Tom & Carla Hervey
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
John & Gerrie Lilley
Kent & Isabel Lind
Julianna Lindsey
Joani Livingston
Katherine Logue & Jack Hill
Dr. David Longfellow & Dr. Nancy Chinn
Jane & Frank Mathis
Bill Matthews
Blake & Shanna Mattson
Rebecca & Bradley Maxwell
Maggie McCarthy
Jim & Ramona McKeown
John Daniel Mitchell
Remo (Dusty) & Connie Moroni
Dr. Larry Munday
Jan Nimmo
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
Reed’s Flowers
Phil & Betsy Reeder
Jennifer & Steve Rich
Dr. & Mrs. Rodney Richie
Dalila Richter
Mary Agnes & Bruce W. Roberts
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
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Talbot
Phyllis & Allan Tincher
Ryan & Holly Trauth
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
World Hunger Relief, Inc.
Michael Yearty & Cynthia Jackson
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Phil & Yvette Adkins
Mary G. Baker
Lauralou Baurer
Libby & Bill Bellinger
Brian & Melissa Bivona
Catherine Bolton Brown
The Bolton Foundation
Frances Callan
Dr. Corey Carbonara
Drs. Tom Charlton & Rebecca Sharpless
Clifton Foundation
Martha & Tom Clowe
Meg Cooper/Ralph Cooper, PhD.,
Attorney-at-Law
Ann and Harold Cunningham
Mary Ruth & Malcolm Duncan
Dunn Remodeling
David & Valerie Fallas
Festive Occasions
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Getterman, Jr.
Brenda Griffey
John Hampton
Jim & Nell Hawkins
Susan Hill
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
John McNamara
Paula & Kenneth Moerbe
W.M. O’Hare
Ambassador & Mrs. Lyndon Olson, Jr.
Jim Petit & Jo Ann Bristol
Randy & Diana Ramey
Bernard & Audre Rapoport Foundation
Joe and Charlene Riley
John & Debbie Ucci
Patrick & Catherine Valentine
James G. & Patty 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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Circle, contact Ashley Kortis at 254.710.7886 or
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