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GLT Cabaret with Roderick Harper

Chicago Sun-Times writer Lloyd Sachs calls Roderick Harper, "a smooth and serious singer." Baton Rouge Morning Advocate writer Rod Dreher says he's "a very Saturday, February 11, 2012 special talent." Originally from 7:30 pm - Hot Jazz meet and greet Washington, DC, Harper sang from an early age and learned 8:30 pm - Cool Jazz admission numerous instruments while growing up. After 3 years in Marriott Hotel & Conference Center the Southern University Jazz 201 Broadway Avenue Normal, Illinois Ensemble working with Alvin Batiste, then Batiste's band the Jazztronauts, Harper went on to work with Ellis Marsalis, Dizzy $100 Hot Jazz tickets include: Gillespie, Cyrus Chestnut, and • Meet and greet with Roderick Harper prior to concert Max Roach - to name just a few. • Autographed Harper CD The GLT Jazz Cabaret creates the • Harper cabaret concert with dance floor intimacy of a jazz club within the • Appetizers elegant and upscale ballrooms of • Champagne the Marriott Hotel & Conference Center in Uptown Normal. Two ticket levels are • Custom champagne glass available (see fo llowing page for details), but both include champagne and appetizers. • Personal box of chocolates The GLT Jazz Cabaret is a night of pure magic highlighting one of today's finest jazz vocalists. There's a large dance floor for sweeping your valentine off their feet. Take $50 Cool Jazz tickets include: advantage of the photographic services of Larry Ogelsby with a keepsake photo to • Harper cabaret concert with dance floor remember the evening. Larry will donate a portion of every photo fee to GLT. • Appetizers Proceeds from this event benefit the GLT Equipment Fund. • Glass of champagne Read an interview with Harper beginning on page 4. Tickets available online at wglt.org or by phone at (309) 438-2255. This GLT event is sponsored by: The Marriott is offering a special overnight hotel package just for GLT Tarvin's Culligan that includes a guest room and Sunday breakfast for two at $129 . Cortese Foot & Ankle Clinic P.C. Call 309-862-9000 or 800-627-7468 for reservations and request the "GLT Jazz Cabaret Package''. better water. pure and simple.•

-2- -3- The Roderick Harper interview listening to Ellis You may have heard a tantalizing snippet of his vocal quality on a Folger's commercial. perform, and I said You'll get a chance to hear a whole lot more in just a few months as we welcome vocalist how much I wanted Roderick Harper to the GLT Jazz Cabaret on Saturday, February 11, 2012 at the Uptown to perform with him. Normal Marriott. A native of the south, Harper now resides in the jazzy city of Chicago. Alvin said I should just He told GLT Jazz host Laura Kennedy he first became interested in jazz after purchasing go up to him on the ' , Think of One. He says that work really sparked his passion for break and ask. Ellis jazz and also made Marsalis his first musical hero ... said, 'Well, let me see what you've got.' Roderick Harper: I really admire Wynton Marsalis because of his drive and the level of understanding and consciousness he has about the music, and all the time and diligence When I was done that he took learning his instrument. It wasn't until I really got into my craft that I began singing, he said he really liked what I to respect my voice as an instrument. As I learned how to use it, I gained more control over it, which allows me to let all the ideas in my mind come out of my mouth as opposed did and I could come to staying up there. down to New Orleans and sit in with him anytime. After I sat in with him regularly, he asked if I'd like to do it permanently and I said, 'Yeah!' Laura Kennedy: Wynton isn't the only Marsalis to have an impact on your career. You've sung with Ellis Marsalis. What was that experience like? I learned so much from him. Although he's not the kind to just say 'do this and do that,' he knew how to push me. When we got on stage, sometimes he wouldn't even tell me RH: That was education at the highest level! I was working with Alvin Batiste, the great what songs we were doing. I'd get up and he'd start playing and I'd have to figure out what clarinetist and a good friend of Ellis Marsalis. One day we were hanging out in New Orleans song it was and what key! (laughs) That helped to build my ear as well as get rid of some of the fear. It keeps you on your toes and I learned about listening to the instruments and communicating with them back and forth. LK: That's a PhD in jazz right there!

RH: (Laughs) Absolutely!

LK: How do you like using as a way of reaching out to your audience? ls that something that's really excited you?

RH: I must confess I'm somewhat addicted to Facebook (laughs). My whole life is on Facebook. It's almost like my diary.

LK: Roderick, I was wondering ... is the best part of waking up really Folger's in your cup? Love your voice on that commercial!

RH: That was fun. I got a call at seven in the morning one day from a friend who asked me to come do this commercial. It was that simple. I didn't even know what I was supposed to do until I got to the recording studio.

LK: What can we expect from you when you come to perform at the GLT Jazz Cabaret?

RH: You'll get to see a more personable side of me. I'll have some faster tunes, plus some ballads. I'm working on some special treats for everybody. I'll be taking you through a little bit of the history of jazz and I might be doing a few of the songs that I'm preparing for my next project. I'm really excited about it! I'm going to give you my all; I'm definitely going to give you my all.

-5- Roderick's influences 3. Wynton Marsalis During Laura's interview with Roderick (see previous page), she asked him about Think Of One (Columbia) some of the people who had the biggest influence on him as an artist. Not only This was the first jazz album I ever purchased. did he share who those were, he added some comments about what made each It blew my mind and I was hooked immediately. one important to him. You can hear songs from all of them during GLT Jazz. Wynton is my inspiration and an example of excellence of the highest form in music.

1. John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman (Impulse) The richness of Johnny's voice is so pure, it's like biting into a homemade butter pound 4. Shirley Horn cake hot out of the oven. You can see, hear, Travelin' Light (Impulse) feel, and taste every morsel. My dear friend. She taught me to lay back and take my time. I miss her.

ELLA FITZGERALD & LOUIS ARMSTRONG 1. (Tied} Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong Ella & Louis (Verve) This is where all real jazz vocalists begin S. Wynton Marsalis their study of voice. Standard Time Vol. 3: - The Resolution of Romance (Columbia) This is a great album. It's a textbook in lyrical phrasing.

Nancy 2. Nancy Wilson & Cannonball Adderley Nancy Wilson & Cannonball Adderley • (Capital) The soundtrack to my parents' first date. 6. Sarah Vaughan It has class, sophistication, and elegance. In The Land of Hi-Fi (EmArcy) Nancy has such a beautiful voice - she Sarah's voice was truly a musical instrument. reminds me of my mother. She swung hard - you can't help but feel it.

-6- -7- Meet Audie Cornish, new host for Q: What's the most challenging thing about making this transition?

NPR's ® Sunday A: Well, there are some challenges in terms of reorienting your mind from the kind of reporter/scavenger-hunt approach to stories, versus the host as surrogate. As the host, you are really the voice of the listener and trying to ask the questions that they are thinking In September, Audie Cornish traded and you are part of the story in whatever interview you are doing. That takes some her role as an NPR reporter for an getting used to when you are like me - prone to ducking out of view. But the fact is, the entirely different one, hosting NPR's challenges with this transition have been really manageable because they are actually venerable Weekend Edition Sunday. giving us time to transition. We are getting to think about what makes the show unique, what my role will be and really define its sound. They could have thrown me to the Cornish, who came to NPR in 2005, wolves, but they haven't - yet! has reported from Capitol Hill, covering both the House and Senate. Q: Hosting a Sunday show, your weekends will now change to Monday/ Tuesday. How She was on the campaign trail during will that work for you? the 2008 presidential election, and had a featured role in coverage of the A: Through sheer force of will and abiding love of doing my grocery shopping on the Democratic National Convention in least busy days of the week! Denver that year. Earlier she covered a 10-state territory in the South for NPR Weekend Edition® Sunday airs on GLT Sunday mornings from 7:00 - 9:00 am. and was a reporter for 's award­ You can also listen to the program on GLT's News & Ideas channel every Sunday winning public radio station WBUR. from 7:00 - 11:00 am. Follow Cornish on : @nprAudie. Here's a conversation with Cornish about her new job.

Q: Congratulations on your new job! You've done quite a lot of hosting in recent years. How does reporting stories change in this new role?

A: Well first of all it's a lot more collaborative. I get to work with a really talented team of producers with all levels of experience. Their input changes how you approach a story from the pitch to the writing. After years of basically being a solo act as a reporter, it's so refreshing to work with other people who are really teeming with ideas.

Q: Are people more likely to call you directly with story ideas when you're a host?

A: Hah! Yes. Not only do they call me, but I also get pitches in person. Everyone I meet either has some idea that they want to get on the show or they want to weigh in on ways to change it or make it better. I think it's a real testament to how much people care about Weekend Edition Sunday - how personal it is. Of course, I am thinking about the show every moment of my day. I really want people to remain engaged with it and bring in new from NPR® NEWS audiences as well. So I am more than happy to talk shop and new ideas. Keep'em coming!

-8- -9 - We Salute our GLT Military Veterans FRANK BLACK "Delta Frank," the Doctor

As a GLT listener, you probably are very familiar with many voices from our local staff. You should, because most of them have been around for a while. See #4 on page 12.

So it's no surprise to acknowledge the length of GLT's community service. You may, however, be surprised to know that several of GLT's most familiar voices have also served their country in the military. Here are some facts about GLT veterans, with "then and now" pictures.

Frank Black in uniform and shades, looking "Delta Frank" Black, the Blues Doctor, on the GLT mic. Broadcast Technologist & Sunday Morning Host cool in California, 1963.

Branch of Armed Services: Air Force Years of Service: 1960-1964 Nature of duties: ai r police law enforcement Highest rank attained: E4 (specia list level 4) Where he served: Bea le SAC base, nea r Maryville, CA What kind of radio he listened to while enlisted: 60s rock and roll

Branch of Armed Services: Navy Years of Service: 1996-2001 Nature of duties: public affa irs and media re lations Highest rank attained: ES (second class petty officer) Jim Browne, a very green, young soldier, Jim Browne, • host, was recently visited by "a 1970. Where he served: Gua ntanamo Bay an d San Diego guy he was stationed with in Berlin," who snapped this picture. What kind of radio he listened to while enlisted: classic and modern rock (Travis also produced both kinds of radio shows during his tour of service, Branch of Armed Services: Army as well as working as a news person in Guantanamo.) Years of Service: 1970-1973 Nature of duties: high-speed morse code intercepter; cook Highest rank attained: E4 (specialist level 4) Where he served: Fort Dix and Be rlin What kind of radio he listened to while enlisted: "album-oriented rock" and underground rad io -11- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A Few Things You Might Not Know About Your Public Radio Station • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

As 2011 comes to a close, we' re asking you to remember that everything you know (and don't know) about GLT is made possible by your financial support. If you've not con­ GLT provides "multi-platform" services, including 3 Hybrid Digital (HD tributed this year (or longer), we want you to know we miss you. And we want you back. Radio) channels and 3 web streams. Which means you can listen to the After all, your contribution before the year ends will help pay for everything GLT does, GLT you want, anywhere you are, all over the world. including the surprising facts here. Plus your year-end contribution is tax deductible. Let us know you're still there with your renewal , your first time contribution, or your addi­ Seven of GLT's nine locally-produced podcasts are consistently ranked tonal gift at wglt.org . Thanks. among the top 10 at iTunes in their respective category. Admit it. You did not know this. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

GLT is consistently ranked in the top 5 of all radio stations in McLean County GLT is a local primary station for the national Emergency Alert System. in terms of audience numbers and market share. This ranking has remained This means that GLT is the originating source of emergency information in effect in spite of the doubling of radio stations serving our area in the last for all broadcasters and their audiences in a 5-county area. So we not 15 years. This is pretty unusual for a public radio station. only entertain and inform you, we also help keep you and yours safe.

GLT is licensed to Illinois State University, and has been operating as a public GLT alumni are employed at National Public Radio, Sirius XM satellite service of the University since 1966. That's forty-five years, folks. radio, and at numerous major market stations, both commercial and non-commercial. One of GLT's first program directors runs the leading public radio research firm in the nation. So you might say we're like a Our call letters stand for Gladly Learn and Teach, a phrase that comes from radio version of a Triple-A baseball team. the Illinois State University motto which comes from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. We're very proud of this. 53% of the money needed to make all of this possible comes from local support, including contributions from listeners like you. So if you've The average tenure of staff at GLT is 13 years. The combined broadcast contributed this year, we thank you. But if you haven't contributed yet, experience of the GLT staff is over 350 years, an average of 23.5 years per get with it. Step up and join the thousands of listeners who've helped employee. Clearly, we love working for you. build and sustain this remarkable public place called GLT.

In the past decade, the GLT newsroom has been honored with 72 Illinois You can do your part right now at wglt.org. Do it before December 31, awards, 21 regional and 3 national Edward R. Murrow 2011, knock a chunk off your 2011 tax bill and then friend, sit back and Awards for journalistic excellence. We're bursting our buttons. enjoy everything you love about GLT.

-12- -13- GLT Friends Council Profile: Jerry Antonini, MD by GLT Development Director Aaron Wissmiller

Dr. Jerry Antonini has spent most of his life Commuter Challenge within the broadcast signal of GLT. A Pekin, IL native, he attended Illinois State University Good To Go™ Commuter Challenge is a for his undergraduate studies and completed free, week-long challenge between workplaces, his graduate program at the University of Iowa. organizations, and individuals to encourage Today, Jerry is a well-respected hospitalist at OSF sustainable transportation and healthy living. Saint Joseph Medical Center in Bloomington. In Save money, burn calories, reduce emissions, 2010, Jerry was awarded the "Doctor of the Year" and earn bragging rights. Sign up and track award, as voted by the nursing staff. now at wg!t.org/goodtogo, then participate in Jerry has been drawn to music since childhood the challenge in May. when he began piano lessons. He continues to SUSTAINABILITY play today with a repertoire of classical and pop standards. Though he doesn't play outside of GLT his home much, he has occasionally performed in the Children's Discovery Museum benefit Good To Go™ was introduced to Bloomington/Normal in the fall of 2010 as a "Doctors In Concert." community project from WGLT public radio and ISU Sustainability focused on healthy living and alternative transportation. Good To Go has had a productive year There's also one person on the GLT staff who may be able to vouch for his playing in partnership with a number of local organizations, businesses, and initiatives in the ability. Jerry lives in the same neighborhood as our very own jazz diva, Laura community. Here are a few of those Good To Go activities: Kennedy. If she listens closely on a cool summer evening when the windows are open, she just may catch a few bars of his playing. Jerry admits classical music was In the 2011 challenge, 313 participants burned 185,000 calories, avoided 15,000 miles in single occupancy vehicles and averted 12,000 pounds of CO2. his first love, but he has grown to love jazz over the years. (One would assume that living within earshot of Laura Kennedy might have consequences like this.) Good To Go and the Friends of the Constitution Trail parked 1,052 bikes in 2011 at the Illinois Sustainable Living and Wellness Expo, the first Downtown Bloomington Jerry has been a long-time financial contributor to GLT. He's been a helpful Farmers' Market of the season, the Ain't Nothin' But The Blues Festival, Sugar Creek volunteer at fund drives and summer events for years, so it was an easy Arts Festival, and the Sweet Com Blues Festival. Based on a four-mile round trip, decision for him to add his familiar face, and infectious enthusiasm, to the these bicyclists pedaled 4,208 miles, averted 3,700 pounds of carbon, and saved almost GLT Friends Council. 200 gallons of gas. Good To Go and the Town ofNormal's EV Town initiative partnered to promote all­ electric vehicles in the community, including the Mitsubishi "i." Good To Go provided opportunities to test drive the car at several community events.

The next Good To Go Commuter Challenge is May 12-18th, 2012.

Registration is now open at wglt.org/goodtogo.

-14- -15- Underwriter Spotlight Underwriter Spotlight Cortese Foot & Ankle Clinic Tarvin's Culligan

As a podiatrist, Dr. Carl This issue of the GLT Guide is focused Tarvin's Culligan Cortese understands that on February's GLT Jazz Cabaret. See Cortese Foot & Ankle Clinic P.C. everything in the body is pg. 2-7 for event details and related articles. connected. Foot-related GLT Jazz Cabaret is only possible because better water. pure and simple.• ailments are often linked Tarvin's Culligan has been one of the to problems elsewhere in the body, for example. When asked his thoughts sponsors of the event since the very beginning. Owner John Tarvin and about GLT, he applies the same logic of connectedness, explaining that what his wife Sharon are both music lovers, attending several performances at goes into our ears and heads has a direct impact on the health of our body the BCPA and the U.S. Cellular Coliseum every year. It gives them special politic and our quality of life. pleasure to help present an opportunity for jazz lovers to hear - and dance to - great jazz. As a matter of fact, you'll find them on the dance floor a With GLT, this means balanced, comprehensive news coverage, local arts good part of the night. and culture reporting, and music programming that celebrates our nation's heritage. Carl believes that, "supporting a station like GLT, and sponsoring Sharon's day job is VP of Operations for State Farm Bank®, but following events like Jazz Cabaret are small decisions that have a big impact on her love of music, she has volunteered on the Illinois Symphony Orchestra the overall health of the place we all call home." See pages 2-7 for more board. John began playing organ as a child and played percussion in his information on GLT Jazz Cabaret. high school band. He never had a steady gig with a band, but as he admits, "that was probably a good thing." For more than 40 years, home has been Bloomington/Normal for Carl and in 1986, he opened his current facility at the corner of College Avenue Tarvin's Culligan, the local franchise, was started by his father, Richard and Veterans Parkway in Normal. Consisting of Carl, business partner Dr. H. Tarvin. For 55 years, Tarvin's Culligan has been helping central Illinois Marrochello, and his son, Dr. Craig T. Cortese, the Cortese Foot & Ankle residents have clean, fresh water in their homes. The technology has Clinic offers a comprehensive range of services including physical therapy, changed a lot over the years, but the principles of personal service and surgery, and neuropathy treatment. In addition to traditional medical customer value remain the same. procedures, the clinic offers a full-service shoe store featuring brands that focus For more information about Culligan, visit the showroom at 8 Gilmore on fit and comfort and are hard to find elsewhere. You can even have your Drive, Bloomington, visit culligancentralillinois.com, or follow them on next manicure or pedicure done in the clinic's surgically sterile environment! Facebook at Culligan of Central Illinois. For more details, visit cortesefootandankle.com.

-16- - 17- ® and Fresh Air®Weekend Underwriter Spotlight GLTHD3 Host opens the window on contemporary arts and issues. Friar Tuck Beverage FRIAR TUCK GLT's Best Week Ever™ The best of our week wrapped The Friar Tuck of yore is depicted as a NPR's guide to discovering new music below the radar, often up in 30 minutes. jovial, spirits-loving person devoted to heard between stories on Latino USA® service ... not a bad description of Friar ®. Tuck Beverages of Bloomington, Peoria, An award-winning English-language All Things Considered® program produced from a Latino Springfield, Savoy, and now Missouri. NPR's newsmagazine, perspective. The original model, a store begun by heard 7 days a week. Mark Maskey in Springfield back in 2000, has grown into seven locations Living on Earth Krista Tippett on Being™ An exploration of leading in a short ten years. With each store offering approximately 3,000 wines, Host Krista Tippett explores environmental issues affecting up to 1,000 spirits and more than 1,000 beers and ales, it's easy to perspectives of spirituality, ethics, the world we inhabit. understand how Friar Tuck has become so popular. and morality through intelligent Morning Edition® conversation. NPR's weekday morning Couple that extensive inventory with customer-service-focused employees, who Weekend newsmagazine. Starting an hour love to help you find just the right beverage and answer any "spirited" questions One of public radio's most earlier on GLT HD3. you may have, and you've got a winning combination. (Not to mention tasting recognizable voices guides a two-hour ® events and special beverages each month.) Shopping at Friar Tuck is more interview showcase, highlighting the NPR's weekly sports magazine with like going to a trusted friend's for conversation and recommendations than lives and work of 3 to 5 interesting Bill Littlefield. guests. to a store. There's always something new to check out and any beer lover HAS to see the huge walk-in cooler and racks of imports that you' cl have trouble The Business Host helps unite finding almost anywhere else. Host Kim Masters looks deep inside distinct and provocative voices the business of entertainment. with passionate discussion. Listener calls are welcome. Friar Tuck is devoted to the communities of which they are part, as evidenced CarTalk® by their long-time support of and GLT. Mark Maskey is Imagine the Marx Brothers answering On The Media® questions about automobiles. Tom and a strong believer in public radio and public television and does his part to and Ray Magliozzi host. explore how information and media ensure public broadcasting succeeds. affect our culture. Conversations from the World Cafe® For more information on Friar Tuck Beverages, their monthly specials, PRl's The World A weekly radio magazine of musician locations, and more, visit friartuckonline.com Host Lisa Mullins utilizes a global interviews and performances. reporting team to bring home one-of­ The Show a-kind international stories. A lively mix of current events Radiolab and interviews with authors. It's Technicolor radio. Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich interview, argue, imagine, and discover hidden Design and priming made possible by State Farm Ins urance Company. Recycled /'aper with Soy Inks Printing by B01'I. connections. -18- -19- State Week in Review (SWIR) Host Bill Wheelhouse moderates GLTHD3 a panel discussion analyzing the week in Illinois state government and Monday Tuesd ay Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Su nday politics. 4am 4am Rad io Lab This American Life ® Latino USA Sam Being A link between the headlines and SWIR 6am what's on people's minds. GLT News & Ideas on HD3 Morning Edition Only A Game On The Media 7 am Tell Me More Host welcomes guests for a dialogue about important issues facing Weekend Edition the country. Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!® 9am This American Life® The oddly informative news quiz show On Point A new kind of radio storytelling that from NPR. 11 am 11 am America. The Treatment Weekend Edition®Saturday Fresh Air The Business and Sunday 12 pm 12pm The Treatment WaitWait Tell Me More WireTap Film Critic Elvis Mitchell gives NPR's weekend morning newsmagazine. Oon'tTell 1pm 1pm the "treatment" to some of the most This American WireTap Life Sound Opinions influential and innovative forces Talk of the Nation 2pm Listen for Jonathon Goldstein's mono­ Only A Game Conversations creating movies and popular art World Cafe logues and phone chats with a roster of 3pm and entertainment. 3pm All Songs Radio Lab funny storytellers. Gl.TBestWeek All Things Considered 4pm All Things Considered 5pm 5pm Fresh Air On The Media Bob 6pm Edwards 6pm Weekend GLTHD2 PRl's The World Living On Earth 7pm 7pm All Blues all the time All Things Considered All Things Considered 8pm Fresh Air Car Talk Weekend 9pm 9pm Monday 6:00 am and 6:00 pm: Wa itWait New Music Monday Sound Opinions Oon'tTell 10pm 10pm GLT 24/7 Blues on HD2 Conversations This American World Cafe Life Wednesday 6:00 am and 6:00 pm 11 pm On Point All Songs Radio Lab and Saturday 7:00 pm: GLT Best Week 12am 12am Talkin'Blues Fresh Air Weekend Fresh Air Being 1 am 1 am GLT Music Director Jon Norton Sound GLT bluesOp inions On The Media has conversations with your favorite 2am Talk of the Nation 2am RADIO 24/7 Conversations WorldCafe Car Talk blues artists including Matthew Curry, 3am All Songs 3am Tell Me More Wait Wait Tony Joe White, and Mavis Staples. GLTBestWeek Oon 'tTell

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