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programPublic television & Public radio for rochester listingsjuly 2015 THE DOCTOR IS IN TWO DOCTOR WHO MARATHONS ON SUNDAY, JULY 19 FROM 12 NOON to 6PM AND SUNDAY, JULY 26 FROM 12 NOON to 5:30PM

Knock. Knock. Who’s there? Doctor. Doctor Who? Exactly.

In anticipation of the new Doctor Who season slated for this fall, WXXI-TV hosts two Doctor Who Marathons in July. We’ll be airing seven episodes of the seventh season back-to-back on July 19 from 12 Noon to 6 p.m. and the next seven episodes back-to- back on July 26 from 12 Noon to 5:30 p.m.

Not familiar with Doctor Who? It’s a British science-fiction series that depicts the adventures of The Doctor, an alien Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey, who travels through all of time and space in his TARDIS. Tune in for our marathon and you might just get hooked!

BACKSTAGE PASS WITH ONE TAKE DOC SERIES DANIEL NISTICO TUESDAY, JULY 14 AT 7PM AT THE LITTLE THEATRE and MARLA SMITH Details inside >> MONDAY, JULY 20 AT 1PM ON CLASSICAL 91.5 Details inside >>

Dear Friends, Executive Staff

july 2015 Norm Silverstein, President I hope you and your family enjoy the “4th Volume 6, Issue 7 Susan Rogers, Executive Vice President and General Manager of July” celebrations here in Rochester, WXXI is a public non-commercial Jeanne E. Fisher, Vice President, Radio or wherever you may be over the long broadcasting station owned Kent Hatﬁeld, Vice President, Technology and Operations weekend. WXXI-TV will celebrate with an and operated by WXXI Public annual favorite, A Capitol Fourth, which Broadcasting Council, a not-for- Elissa Orlando, Senior Vice President of TV and News proﬁt corporation chartered by is broadcast live from the West Lawn of the Board of Regents of New Board of Trustees OfFIcers the U.S. Capitol on Saturday, July 4 at York State. “Program Listings” Christopher C. Booth, Chair 8:00 p.m. (and repeated at 9:30 p.m.). Norm Silverstein (USPS 0742-390) is published James W. Fulmer, Vice Chair This year marks the 35th anniversary of monthly at 280 State Street, Dr. Cynthia Reddeck-LiDestri, Treasurer the broadcast and it promises to be an all-star musical extravaganza that Rochester, NY 14614 to promote the programs and activities of Robert A. Healy, Secretary puts you front and center for the greatest display of fireworks anywhere in the public broadcasting stations. the nation. Periodical mailing postage paid at Member & Audience Services...... 585.258.0200 Rochester, N.Y. WXXI Main Number...... 585.325.7500 In addition to being a traditional broadcast honoring the country, Service Interruptions...... 585.258.0331 A Capitol Fourth is also part of WXXI’s Veterans Connections initiative POSTMASTER: that is designed to help bridge military and veteran needs with Send changes of address to Audience Response Line...... 585.258.0360 WXXI Program Listings, Copies of Local Programs...... 585.258.0369 community support and awareness. Through special TV, radio and Membership Department, Reachout Radio...... 585.258.0333 online programming, documentary films, group discussions, news P.O. Box 30021, Rochester, NY Educational Resources...... 585.258.0278 features, and a comprehensive website (WXXI.org/veterans), Veterans 14603-3021. Volunteer Services...... 585.258.0249 Connections works to create a community platform to raise awareness * Please note that all programs are Corporate Sponsorships...... 585.258.0282 and connect veterans with important resources. I encourage you to visit subject to change. For up-to-date Auction/Special Events...... 585.258.0287 the website to learn more about the initiative, and to join us at the Little program listings, special highlights Theatre on August 10 for a special screening of Service: When Women and local news, just log onto WXXI.org. Newsroom...... 585.258.0340 WXXI On-line...... www.wxxi.org Come Marching Home, which highlights the special challenges facing disabled female veterans as they transition from active duty to civilian life. (Details about the screening are on the back cover.)

I’m also proud to announce that our newsroom brought home eight awards from the New York State Associated Press Association at the association’s annual awards ceremony in Saratoga Springs, New York last month. “Schools for South Sudan”, a WXXI-TV series reported by Hélène Biandudi Hofer, received the 1st place award for Best News Series. Hofer traveled to South Sudan to explore the issues of education, diversity, and racism in the war-torn country and compared them to the issues faced locally in Rochester, NY. The series was supported in part by The Community Foundation. If you missed it when it premiered on WXXI-TV, you can watch it online at: wxxinews.org/topic/schools-south-sudan.

WXXI also brought home seven ‘Special Mention Awards’ for the following: WXXI-TV – Best News Special/Documentary – Human Trafficking in Monroe County; WXXI-Radio – Best News Series – Lessons from July 64; WXXI-Radio – Best Interview – Sharp Ears: Rochester’s Top Musicians Guide You to the Artists Most Worth Your Time; WXXI-Radio – Best Enterprise Reporting – New Ban the Box Ordinance Aims to Help More Locals Find Work; WXXI-Radio – Best Feature – Artist Transforms MRI Exam Experience Through Musical Collaboration & Rocking With Bach and The Gang; and WXXI-Radio – Best Website – Understanding the Affordable Care Act.

Congratulations to News Director Randy Gorbman and his team, as well as our Classical 91.5 announcers and arts reporters, for their award- winning work and their on-going commitment to keeping us informed with in-depth coverage of local news. Their talent and dedication is what sets our news and public affairs coverage apart.

Of course, it is your membership support that keeps WXXI strong. Thank you, and enjoy your Independence Day holiday!

Best regards,

Norm Silverstein [email protected] @normWXXI Q&A WITH A WXXI Underwriter Seabreeze Amusement Park has been a favorite summertime regional destination for generations. John Norris, Vice President, explains its enduring appeal.

Q. How would you describe Seabreeze? How long has the park been in operation? Seabreeze is a family-oriented amusement park and waterpark, located on the bluffs overlooking Lake Ontario and Irondequoit Bay. The park is entering its 136th season of operation. Q. As the 4th oldest amusement park in America, what has been a significant factor to its longevity? One of the most signifcant factors is that it has been owned and operated by the same family since the 1940’s. The frst generation came to Seabreeze in 1904 as carousel concessionaires, the ffth generation now manages the park, and the sixth generation is also actively involved. Q. What is the annual attendance at Seabreeze? Any idea about the number of hot dogs sold? Seabreeze entertains hundreds of thousands of people from Rochester, the Finger Lakes, Syracuse, and Southern Tier areas. Last year the park sold 49,416 hot dogs! Q. What separates Seabreeze from other amusement parks in the Northeast? We have a strong appeal to young families. We’re not too small and not too big. There’s also a sense of history and tradition at Seabreeze, with generations of families visiting the park, seeing old photos and classic rides, and making new memories. Q. What would you like the WXXI audience to know about Seabreeze? If you haven’t visited the park in the past few years, so much has changed! The best days to visit are weekdays. On Mondays all summer, senior citizens get a free Spectator Pass which allows them access to the grounds. Q. What do visitors feel is the most nostalgic ride at the park? The Jack Rabbit is the oldest continuously operating roller coaster in America. It serves as a true “rite of passage” for children when they reach 48 inches tall and can fnally ride! Q. What is the most popular ride/attraction at Seabreeze? It’s a tie between the Jack Rabbit and the Whirlwind, our spinning steel roller coaster. A close third is everyone’s favorite, the Bumper Cars. seabreeze.com N EW S & EVE NTS

John Norris, Vice President To learn more about underwriting on WXXI, email [email protected]

CAMPAIGN UPDATE The “Go Public” Campaign is a critical $17 million effort for the future of WXXI. One of the main areas of the “Go Public” Campaign is the Community Program Fund. The purpose of this fund is:

n To invest in the acquisition and Gifts to the Community Program fund help support: production of exceptional programming that addresses community needs. Local productions such as RPO Broadcasts on Classical 91.5 and Connections with Evan Dawson n To build on existing strengths in educational, news, arts, and health Documentaries such as Music for Life: The Story of New programming. Horizons and our upcoming documentary about the history of the local garment industry n To be our community’s storyteller with programming that documents where we Acquisition of national programs such as Sesame Street, have been and where we hope to go. Downton Abbey and Nature

Your membership support is vital to the day-to-day operations of You can make a gift to the “Go Public” WXXI. Gifts to the “Go Public” Campaign are additional gifts for Campaign any time at wxxi.org/gopublic programming, technology and endowment. When you receive a or at 258-0200. Thank you! letter or call about the “Go Public” Campaign we hope you will consider an investment in the future of WXXI. TVHIGHLIGHTS Thomas Gaynor it: Pulling Out All The Stops Credit: SUNDAY, JULY 12 AT 3 PM ON WXXI-TV 12 AT JULY SUNDAY, International Tune in for the inaugural Tune Organ Competition Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. The one-hour in Kennett Square, between organists remarkable follows documentary the world – including around the ages 18 and 30 from Eastman School of Music student Thomas cash prize Gaynor – as they compete for the largest competition. They also in an organ ever awarded management contract as they vie for a professional keep a centuries-old musical tradition alive for a new generation. PULLING OUT ALL THE STOPS Alfred Uhry’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, a 2010 hit on Broadway, Broadway, on hit 2010 a play, Prize-winning Pulitzer Uhry’s Alfred Lansbury by Angela performances stunning with to WXXI-TV comes play is told the funny, searing, and Timeless, Jones. Earl and James culture’s popular two of between relationship the complex through widowed, a When Daisy Werthan, characters. most enduring is deemed midcentury Atlanta, woman living in Jewish 72-year-old Colburn, Hoke African American an drive, her son hires too old to and hostile as a troubled What begins as her chauffeur. man, to serve that life-altering friendship a profound, blossoms into pairing, soon boundaries placed between them. transcends all the societal SATURDAY, JULY 4 AT 8 PM ON WXXI-TV 4 AT JULY SATURDAY,

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SUNDAY July 12 AFTERNOON *Thomas Gaynor of the Eastman School of Music competes in this elite organ competition. 1:00pm 1:30pm 2:00pm 2:30pm 3:00pm 3:30pm 4:00pm 4:30pm 5:00pm 5:30pm (12p) Great Performances at the Met Iolanta/Bluebeard’s Castle | Pulling Out All the Stops* | This Old House | Ask This/House | Charlie Rose | McLaughlin Group One Square Mile | Start Up | To the Contrary | Washington Week |McLaughlin Group | Charlie Rose | Focus on Europe | Global 3000 | America Reframed The Perfect Victim create/ MARATHON: Taste of India - This weekend we make it all about India - the food, spices, and sights of this exciting country. Head into the kitchen to get a real lip-smacking taste of India.

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SUNDAY July 19 AFTERNOON 1:00pm 1:30pm 2:00pm 2:30pm 3:00pm 3:30pm 4:00pm 4:30pm 5:00pm 5:30pm (12p) The Doctor Is In! MARATHON Knock, knock. Who’s there? Doctor. Doctor who? Exactly. Tune in for back-to-back episodes of Doctor Who! One Square Mile | Start Up | To the Contrary | Washington Week |McLaughlin Group | Charlie Rose | Focus on Europe | Global 3000 | America Reframed Our Mockingbird create/ MARATHON: Brunch-time - Why settle for just breakfast or lunch when you can combine the two? Lidia, Pati Jinich, and George Hirsch share tips on how to prepare an irresistible brunch.

SUNDAY July 26 AFTERNOON 1:00pm 1:30pm 2:00pm 2:30pm 3:00pm 3:30pm 4:00pm 4:30pm 5:00pm 5:30pm (12p) The Doctor Is In! MARATHON Knock, knock. Who’s there? Doctor. Doctor who? Exactly. Tune in for back-to-back episodes of Doctor Who! | McLaughlin Group One Square Mile | Start Up | To the Contrary | Washington Week |McLaughlin Group | Charlie Rose | Focus on Europe | Global 3000 | America Reframed Mothers of Bedford create/ MARATHON: Beauty and the Beach - Take a dip in these blue lagoons across the globe: Mozambique, Africa; Sydney, Australia; Tahiti, and St. Vincent’s. SATURDAY July 18 EVENING

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6:00 Sid the Science Kid Thomas & Friends Signing Time

6:30 Martha Speaks Caillou Sesame Street

7:00 WordWorld Sesame Street Sesame Street 7:30 Clifford the Big Red Dog

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9:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Bob the Builder Wild Kratts ODD SQUAD WEEKDAYS AT 4:30PM ON WXXI-TV 9:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Hometime WordGirl If there’s a fire, call the fire department. 10:00 This Old House Cyberchase A robbery? Call the police. But if you find Sesame Street that your dog has been doubled, or that 10:30 Ask This Old House Biz Kid$ your spouse has shrunk, or that you are 11:00 Dinosaur Train The Woodsmith Shop Religion & Ethics Newsweekly somehow caught in a weird time loop — or that you are somehow caught in a 11:30 Dinosaur Train Ciao Italia Need to Know weird time loop — that’s when you call Noon Peg + Cat Lidia’s Kitchen To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe Odd Squad. It’s a high-tech agency run by kids equipped with the world’s most 12:30 Peg + Cat A Chef’s Life Second Opinion advanced and unpredictable gadgetry. MONDAY July 27 EVENING

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WEEKNIGHTS 11:00p Charlie Rose (delay July 3, 6, 10, 17, Late 20, 21, 24, 31) 12:00a BBC World* (not July 3, 6, 10, 17, 20, Night 21, 24, 31) 12:30a Tavis Smiley* (not July 17, 21) SATURDAYS SUNDAYS 11:00p 11:00p DCI Banks 7/4 The National Mall- 7/5 What will Survive MARK 7/12 Buried America’s Front Yard 7/19 Ghosts Midsomer Murders (cont’ from 10p) The Best of Men (MTI) RUSSELL’S 7/11 Who Killed Cock Robin 12:30a The Cafe 7/18 Dark Autumn AMERICA 7/25 Tainted Fruit 12:00a Austin City Limits SATURDAY, JULY 4 AT 3PM 7/4 Eric Church 7/11 Emmy Lou Harris & For three decades, humorist Mark Russell shared his Rodney Crowell insights on politics and society with public television 7/18 Queens of the Stone Age audiences nationwide. A master of pointed one-liners and 7/25 Sarah Jaosz/The Milk Carton Kids sharp-witted piano parodies, Russell remained an equal- 1:00a Front and Center opportunity quipster, lampooning events and newsmakers 7/5 Dierks Bentley from all political persuasions. This special pays tribute 7/12 Joe Satriani To get overnight schedules and to his talent and legacy of laughter, featuring clips from 7/19 Lady Antebellum complete listings, visit WXXI.org some of Russell’s more than 100 public television specials 7/26 Keith Urban (1975-2004). AM1370 PROGRAMMING HD 91.5 HD2

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2:00 Here & Now (M-Th) Marketplace Money America’s Test Kitchen Radio Capitol Steps: Science Fridays (F) 3:00 TED Radio Hour Splendid Table Politics Takes a Holiday July 4th Edition 4:00 All Things Considered The Tavis Smiley Show Living on Earth with Melissa Block, Audie Cornish, The Capitol Steps will address timely and Robert Siegel All Things Considered All Things Considered 5:00 and local host Alex Crichton with Guy Raz with Guy Raz issues set to show tunes! There’s John Also on WRUR FM 88.5, WXXY-FM 90.3, Kerry singing “How Do You Solve a Prob- 6:00 and WXXI-FM HD-2 lem Like Crimea?” and Hillary Clinton ad- Latino USA This American Life monishing Joe Biden to “Let it Go” when 6:30 Marketplace it comes to running for President. It’s a show so clogged with jokes that Chris 7:00 Fresh Air On the Media Snap Judgment Christie threatened to shut it down! 8:00 Various Programming Technation Radio Lab There’s plenty of material to go around so why not sit back, relax and forget you 9:00 voted for any of the people mentioned in Jazz from the Cellar 1370 Forum Connections with Evan Dawson with Tom Hampson our special! Repeat of today’s show at 12pm Not for the faint of heart or for those con- 10:00 Marion McPartland’s Piano Jazz Whad’ Ya Know Radio Hour sidering running for office. Capitol Steps: Politics Takes a Holiday 11:00 The Capitol Press Room Weekend Radio Le Show July 4th Edition Mid. SUNDAY, JULY 3 AT 1PM & 10PM AND AGAIN ON BBC World Service BBC World Service BBC World Service to 5a MONDAY, JULY 5 AT 9PM ON AM 1370 AM 1370 Specials

State of the Re:Union State of the Re:Union State of the Re:Union The Poems, The Poets, The Power Travelogue: Volume 1 Travelogue: Volume 2 Sunday, July 12 at 9pm ON AM 1370 Sunday, July 19 at 9pm ON AM 1370 Sunday, July 26 at 9pm Poetry isn’t just words on a page. It’s a form that lets The State of the Re:Union team brings In the last episode of State of the people express themselves in a way that’s often far you a collection of stories from the road. Re:Union, the team brings you a more deep, emotional, and complex than other forms of Host Al Letson reflects on the show and collection of our favorite stories from communication. Today’s episode, “The Poems, The Poets, plays some of his favorite stories mixed the road. Host Al Letson reflects on The Power,” explores why we write and perform poems with unheard interviews. We’ll also hear six years of State of the Re:Union and the venues poets find themselves. This show features a story about a road trip that completely and says goodbye to the show. poets from New York and across the United States. shifted Al’s life. HD 91.5-1 Monthly program listings and highlights: WXXICLASSICAL.ORG

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6:00 Classical Music LYRIC OPERA OF CHICAGO Classical Music with John Andres SATURDAYS AT 1 PM from PRI 7:00 Classical Music 7/4 Gershwin: Porgy & Bess (in English)* with Brenda Tremblay *This program was conducted by RPO’s music director 8:00 Ward Stare, who returned to the Lyric Opera for this special performance. 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world cafe with david dye WEEKDAYS at 2pm on wrur-fm Join host David Dye for an eclectic mix of music from blues, rock, and world, to folk, and alternative country with live performances and interviews with celebrated and emerging artists including Grace Potter & the Nocturnals, Jeff Beck, David Gray, and many others. David Dye is a longtime Philadelphia radio personality whose music enthusiasm has captivated listeners of World Café since 1991. World Café is produced by WXPN, the public radio service of the University of Pennsylvania. ARTS & CU LT U R E

BACKSTAGE PASS WITH DUOVELA MONDAY, JULY 20 AT 1PM ON CLASSICAL 91.5

Backstage Pass host, Julia Figueras, welcomes a flute and guitar duo to Studio E. Duo Vela was formed in the fall of 2013 when guitarist Daniel Nistico and flutist Marla Smith met as incoming students at the Eastman School of Music. Duo Vela’s goal is to challenge the traditional audience/performer relationship by presenting unique and engaging musical experiences through creative programming and atmospheric stimuli.

Backstage Pass is a monthly live performance program that gives listeners the backstage experience of meeting local and visiting artists. An encore of this broadcast airs Sunday, July 26 at 1 p.m. on Classical 91.5.

2015 Met Opera Radio MET OPERA RADIO NATIONAL COUNCIL National Council finalists GRAND FINALS CONCERT SATURDAY, JULY 18 AT 3:30PM ON CLASSICAL 91.5 Nicholas Brownlee bass-baritone The 62nd Met Opera Radio National Council Jared Bybee Grand Finals concert, hosted by soprano Angela baritone Meade, who was also the guest artist, was Marina Costa-Jackson recorded last March. The Metropolitan Opera’s soprano National Council Auditions draw thousands of Allegra De Vita mezzo-soprano singers every year, each vying for a cash prize, a role on the Met stage and, if all goes well, a shot Joseph Dennis tenor at big time opera. The Auditions started with a Kathryn Henry pool of nearly 1,500 young singers who competed soprano in auditions throughout North America. Reginald Smith, Jr. baritone Deniz Uzun mezzo-soprano THE SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY Virginie Verrez TUESDAYS AT 8PM STARTING JULY 28TH ON CLASSICAL 91.5 mezzo-soprano Since its beginning in 1911, the San Francisco Symphony has been known for innovative programs that offer a spectrum of traditional repertory and new music. Today, the Orchestra’s artistic vitality, recordings, and groundbreaking multimedia educational projects carry its impact throughout American musical life. The San Francisco Symphony has grown in stature under Music Director Michael Tilson Thomas and this season promises such outstanding soloists as pianists Yefim Bronfman, Jeremy Denk and Emanuel Ax, violinist Leila National Council Grand Finals winners (L-R) Reginald Smith Jr., Josefowicz, and Seth Asarnow on bandoneón performing Virginie Verrez, Joseph Dennis, Marina Costa-Jackson and Nicholas music of Astor Piazzolla. Brownlee. Photo by Marty Sohl | Metropolitan Opera. wxxi&LITTLE ARENA @ THEMOVIES left influences are diverse andinclude impacted the21exhibitingARENAartists.Theartists’ created worksinspired bythefilmsthathavemost will exhibitARENA@TheMovies,acollectionofrecently August 21 in the Little Café, Rochester’s Arena Art Group and movies!BeginningJune20continuingthrough artists haveincommon?Theirloveofvisualart,music, What dotheLittleTheatre andagroup ofRochester below artists onTuesday, July21stfrom 7-9pm. invited toattendaneveningofinformaldialoguewiththe opening reception from 3-5 pm. The community is also 12th theexhibitingmembersandcaféwillhostan Hair, andTheBirds,justtonameafew. OnSunday, July York StateLegislature. AndrewCouncil ontheArtswithsupportofGovernor CuomoandNew followed by talkback discussions. mix ofdocumentaries—rangingfrom filmfestivalfavoritestounheraldedgems— series held at The Little, hosted by Linda Moroney. The series presents a unique One Take: StoriesthroughtheLensisamonthlyTuesday nightdocumentary : NancyV : ZanneBrummer,Detail JUNE 20-AUGUST21INTHELITTLECAFÉ alle Cinema,P aradiso One Take is sponsored by the New York State Cinema Paradiso,

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WXXI and the Veterans Outreach Center are pleased to Monday, August 10 at 6:30 p.m. host a FREE screening of Service: When Women Come at the Little Theatre Marching Home, a documentary depicting the courage of several women veterans as they transition from active duty to civilian life. The film follows the veterans from This screening is part of WXXI’s Veterans Connections initiative Afghanistan to Tennessee, and Iraq to New York City, that is designed to help bridge as they struggle with homelessness, Post-Traumatic military and veteran needs with community Stress Disorder, prosthetics, and military sexual trauma. support and awareness. Through special TV, The documentary is told through the veterans’ voices radio and online programming, documentary as they speak from their kitchens, bedrooms, grocery films, group discussions, news features, and a comprehensive web site (WXXI.org/veterans), stores, and therapy sessions, struggling to find their Veterans Connections works to create a commu- way home. The screening will be followed by a panel nity platform to raise awareness and connect c oming u p discussion. For more details visit WXXI.org/veterans. veterans with valuable resources.