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Programguide JULY 2020 Capital Concerts Lamond / Keith PROGRAMguide JULY 2020 Capital Concerts Lamond / Keith A CAPITOL FOURTH SAT, July 4 at 8pm and 9:30pm on WVIZ/PBS With Good Reason / Pxfuel GrandeDuc / Shutterstock / GrandeDuc TAKE ME OUT FOURTH OF JULY TO THE BALL GAME CELEBRATION TUE, July 7 at 10pm on 90.3 WCPN SAT, July 4 on WCLV 104.9 ideastream PROGRAM GUIDE | JULY 2020 ON THE COVER WVIZ/PBS 90.3 WCPN WCLV 104.9 Leonid Andronov / Alamy / Alamy Leonid Andronov C. M. Hayes Music Sheets / Shutterstock Music Sheets A Capitol Fourth With Good Reason: Fourth of July Celebration Take Me Out to the Ball Game Saturday, July 4 at Saturday, July 4 8pm and 9:30pm Tuesday, July 7 at 10pm The Fourth of July will be Celebrating 40 spectacular “Take Me Out To The Ball Game” celebrated in grand style on years on air, A Capitol Fourth is the most popular song in WCLV 104.9 with a day-long kicks off the country’s 244th American sports, and the festival of American music. birthday with an all-star woman who inspired its creation Expect to hear patriotic songs musical salute for the entire was a feminist Vaudeville filled with a unique quality nation. This patriotic event actress of the 1920s! This that can only be described is hosted by two-time Emmy program introduces listeners as “American.” Enjoy works Award-nominated actor and to Trixie Friganza [pictured], by Leonard Bernstein, Aaron producer John Stamos. It will explores the increase in Copland, John Philip Sousa feature performances from foreign-born Major League and many more. Whether it top artists from Washington, Baseball players and more. is Sousa’s “The Stars and D.C. and around the country, Nick Heath, a rugby announcer Stripes Forever” or Copland’s iconic moments from the in England, is also featured. Appalachian Spring, concert’s forty-year history and With rugby games currently WCLV 104.9 will provide great the stirring patriotic favorites shut down, his hilarious accompaniment to the holiday viewers enjoy on the play-by-play videos of everyday with this all-day American Fourth of July. activities have gone viral. music festival. DAILY EMAIL NEWSLETTER Keep up with the latest news impacting Northeast Ohio, along with a daily arts and culture break. SUBSCRIBE: ideastream.org/noonish 1 Idea Center® – 1375 Euclid Avenue – Cleveland, OH 44115 A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CE0 Dear ideastream Members and Friends This July, ideastream honors Independence Day in many celebratory ways. Begin the festivities on 90.3 WCPN as the Capitol Steps bring political comedy to the day. Keep celebrating with patriotic favorites all-day long on WCLV 104.9. Finally, witness the greatest display of fireworks on WVIZ/PBS through A Capitol Fourth. Find all this and more in the July program guide. We are truly overwhelmed by your support in these challenging times. Thanks to your generosity, we were able to raise vital funds during our June KEVIN MARTIN WVIZ/PBS Membership Campaign. These funds will help us continue to President and CEO cover the issues that matter most locally and to provide the programming ideastream Northeast Ohioans rely on. Thank you for your Membership. We’re here for you, and because of you. STAY CONNECTED with ideastream CONTENTS AUDIENCE SERVICES page 90.3 WCPN General questions and feedback for ideastream: schedule + highlights 216.916.6301 n 216.916.6161 n 877.399.3307 3 [email protected] WCLV 104.9 MEMBERSHIP 5 schedule + highlights 216.916.6116 n [email protected] SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES WVIZ/PBS Companies and organizations benefit from underwriting. 7 schedule + highlights Contact Ed Sivillo: 216.916.6238 n [email protected] 25 Your Valued Membership MAJOR GIVING & PLANNED GIVING Contact Ella Fong: 216.916.6154 n [email protected] 26 Web and Social Media IDEASTREAM VOLUNTEERING Contact Stephanie Gallagher: 216.916.6458 n [email protected] WVIZ/PBS KIDS Channel 27 24/7 schedule + highlights IDEASTREAM EDUCATION Contact Amiee Collier: 216.916.6424 n [email protected] 28 ideastream Education MISSION ideastream is a trusted and dynamic multimedia source for illuminating the world around us. 29 Events and Volunteer Opportunities ideastream does not sell, rent or share your contact information with other organizations except for necessary and normal operations such as mailing membership publications, notices and contribution requests, etc. However, to assist in building contributions from the community, ideastream does periodically exchange names and addresses of its contributors with like-minded nonprofit organizations who may contact you by mail. If you prefer that the station not exchange your contact information, simply email [email protected] or call us at 216.916.6100. 2 JULYFEATURES MEET THE NEW HOST OF 1A Weekdays at 10am Chicago radio and podcast talent Jenn White [pictured] has been selected as the new host of the nationally syndicated NPR show 1A. She replaces Joshua Johnson, who left the show last December to join MSNBC as a television 1A / NPR WAMU anchor. Her first day as host is Monday, July 6. With a name that nods to the First Amendment, 1A is a daily, live show that encourages listeners to “speak freely” and stay connected in an increasingly disconnected world. The program provides a platform for Americans of all stripes to come to the table, talk and — most importantly — be listened to, not just heard. “I am excited to build on my love of the news by joining 1A as host, to moderate conversations around the most important issues of our time,” said Jenn White. “1A is a show by, and for our listeners, and I can’t wait to talk to them about the most salient topics facing our country, to find solutions and hold those in Jason Marck / WBEZ Marck Jason power accountable.” THE PULSE It’s About Time Tuesday, July 21 at 10pm The pandemic has warped and stretched time in strange ways, and this week, The Pulse travels back to its episode on time. In many ways, time is a human construct. Humans have chosen ways to measure it, to parse it out, to track it. But time is also an experience that can vary wildly from one moment to the next — the minutes that stretch endlessly, the hours that fly by. This episode explores time — how it is measured, how it is experienced, and how it Intelligence Squared Intelligence bends and warps in the human mind. 3 Missed the latest NPR hourly newscast? Find it and more at wcpn.org. 90.3 WCPN PROGRAMSCHEDULE wcpn.org/schedule MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 5AM BBC Weekend BBC Weekend 6AM Travel with Fresh Air Rick Steves Weekend Morning Edition 7AM Planet Money/ The Takeaway How I Built This Weekend 8AM Weekend Edition Weekend Edition 9AM Saturday Sunday The Sound of Ideas® Wait Wait… 10AM On the Media Don’t Tell Me! 1A This American 11AM Ask Me Another Life The Moth NOON New Yorker 12:30 Radio Hour City Club 1PM Here & Now Wait Wait... TED Radio Hour Don’t Tell Me 2PM Fresh Air Innovation Hub Radiolab Science 3PM It’s Been a Minute Friday Freakonomics The World with Sam Sanders 4PM Snap Judgement Reveal 5PM All Things Considered ATC ATC Saturday Sunday 6PM British & Live from Here 6:30 Marketplace Irish with 7PM All Things Considered Chris Thile Hungarian 7:30 The Daily with Michael Barbaro 8PM Jazz Night in German The Takeaway America 9PM The Sound of Ideas® Polish 10PM Climate One Special Latino USA Hidden Brain Living on Earth Jazz Network 11PM Fresh Air Jazz Network MIDNIGHT 1AM Jazz Network Jazz After Jazz 2AM Hours BBC All Night World with 3AM Service BBC World Service John Simna 4AM Jazz Happening Now MOVED ADDED Effective January 2020 Thank you to the following foundations for generously providing general operating support to 90.3 WCPN: Anonymous • The Bernheimer Family Fund of the Cleveland Foundation • Conway Family Foundation David and Inez Myers Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio • David and Lindsay Morgenthaler Fund • George W. Codrington Charitable Foundation • Giant Eagle Foundation • The Higley Fund of the Cleveland Foundation Horizons Donor Advised Fund • Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation • Joyce M. and Herbert W. Stielau Foundation • The Lincoln Electric Foundation • Lloyd L. & Louise K. Smith Memorial Foundation • The Lubrizol Foundation • The Murch Foundation • Paintstone Foundation • Patricia Jansen Doyle Fund of the Cleveland Foundation • The Perkins Charitable Foundation • Ralph E. and Barbara N. String Fund • The Sam J. Frankino Foundation • The S.K. Wellman Foundation • S. Livingston Mather Charitable Trust Visit ideastream.org/noonish to sign up for our midday email newsletter called Noon(ish). You’ll get our Morning Edition host’s take on local news and top selections from ideastream and NPR. 4 JULYHIGHLIGHTS CHAMBERFEST CLEVELAND COLLABORATION Sundays at 8pm The coronavirus pandemic has put a halt to festivals of all sorts. The music world has suffered a loss of concert opportunities, including the 2020 season of ChamberFest Cleveland. That being said, there is still hope for summer concerts thanks to a collaboration Chamberfest Cleveland between ChamberFest and WCLV 104.9. The collaboration will present an on-air series of broadcasts featuring highlights from ChamberFest concerts from 2012 through 2019. The fascinating selection of eclectic programs and first-rate performances will feature violinist/violist Yura Lee, pianists Roman Rabinovich and Orion Weiss and more. The ChamberFest co-founders, Diana Cohen and Franklin Cohen, will also make an appearance. Chamberfest Cleveland Be sure to enjoy these programs this July! LUNCHTIME WITH THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA Weekdays at 12pm Like so many performing arts organizations, The Cleveland Orchestra has had to cancel not only the last few months of its 2019–2020 season, but also this year’s Blossom Music Festival.
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