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Soundbreaking Starts Monday, November 14 at 10Pm on WOSU TV Details on Page 4 All Programs Are Subject to Change November 2016 • wosu.org Soundbreaking Starts Monday, November 14 at 10pm on WOSU TV details on page 4 All programs are subject to change. WOSU and NPR Save a Listener’s Life Can public radio save a life? Maybe so. VOLUME 37 • NUMBER 11 Just ask Cynthia Ravitsky of Westerville Airfare (UPS 372670) is published except for June, July One day in September, Cynthia Ravitsky and August by: was driving to Ohio State’s Newark campus WOSU Public Media 2400 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, OH 43210 where she teaches math. She was listening 614.292.9678 to an interview on NPR’s Here and Now on Copyright 2016 by The Ohio State University. All rights 89.7 NPR News with author Gayle Forman reserved. No part of this magazine may be reproduced discussing her new novel Leave Me. The in any form or by any means without express written permission from the publisher. Subscription is by a book tells the story of a working mother minimum contribution of $60 to WOSU Public Media, of twins who is so busy, she doesn’t notice of which $3.25 is allocated to Airfare. Periodicals that she’s having a heart attack postage paid at Columbus, Ohio. Ravitsky was stuck in heavy traffic on State POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Airfare, Route 161 when she started to experience 2400 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, OH 43210 Cynthia Ravitsky a pinching feeling across her chest as she WOSU Public Media listened to the interview. She thought the “OK, I have to make a decision here and I General Manager Tom Rieland discomfort was possibly a muscle spasm, Director of Marketing had time because I was stuck in this traffic. Meredith Hart but didn’t think the pain was related to a & Communications Do I go about my business or do I go to heart attack. Membership Rob Walker work? Do I teach? But then she said again, Friends of WOSU Board On the radio, Forman talked about how the don’t ignore the symptoms.” symptoms of heart attacks in women are so President Bill Schiffman It was at that moment, she decided to drive Vice President Kathy McGinnis unusual they’re not the typical crushing herself to the nearest hospital. Ravitsky Secretary/Treasurer Kyle Anderson chest pain. arrived at Licking Memorial Hospital in Board Members Ravitsky, 67, said she eats a healthy diet, Newark, parked her car, walked up to the Dan Cvetanovich Michelle Leedy doesn’t smoke or have diabetes. For a emergency room reception desk and Ann DiMarco Ed Lentz Laura Ecklar Debbie Mitchell moment though, she began to reconsider said that she thought she was having a Jeri Grier Christine Mortine her symptoms, but figured the source of her Fred Hadley Tom Rieland heart attack. Dale Heydlauff Katy Rigsby discomfort had to be something else. BethAnn Hullinger Michael Schwaiger The hospital’s staff immediately took Jon Hsu David Stallings Like Maribeth, the overworked mom in Karen Ickes Guadalupe Velasquez Ravitsky into an exam room and conducted Ray LaVoie Forman’s novel, Ravitsky’s focus returned to an electrocardiogram test which confirmed the day ahead and her teaching schedule. WOSU Mission: The mission of WOSU Public she was in the middle of a heart attack. Media is to enrich lives through content and “I’ve got a lot of things to do, it’s probably experiences that engage, inform and inspire. Her right artery was 99.9 percent blocked. nothing,” Ravitsky mentioned of that “Time is of the essence, as we all know, Questions? Comments? moment, during an interview on All Sides to save the heart muscle and so they were Contact our Audience Services Advocate, with Ann Fisher. “I’ll go and teach and then Alysia Gobert-Smith, at 614.292.9678 or via able to put the stent in and it all happened e-mail at [email protected] on the way home I’ll stop in to the doctors.” so fast,” she said. “And here I was walking Before Ravitsky could focus on her day and thinking ‘Oh maybe I have indigestion.’” any further, she suddenly broke out in a cold Ravitsky is now recuperating following her sweat and became very nauseous. Still heart attack. stuck in traffic and with the interview Ravitsky is an avid listener of NPR on 89.7 continuing on the radio, she heard Forman NPR News and is amazed how the interview repeatedly say not to ignore the symptoms and the symptoms all happened at the of a heart attack. same time to help save her life. “I heard Gail Forman say don’t ignore the symptoms and I thought to myself, oh my God,” Ravitsky said. 2 For detailed listings, visit wosu.org Primetime and Weekend Schedule for WOSU TV Tuesday, November 1, 2016 10:00 pm Death In Paradise Sunday, November 6, 2016 7:30 pm Rick Steves’ Europe Political Suicide • Goodman and his team are 6:00 am Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly drawn into the world of politics when Saint-Marie’s 8:00 pm Contenders - 16 for ‘16 Commerce Minister is discovered dead and Camille’s 6:30 am Nature Cat father turns out to have a link to the victim. Bush/Obama - The Master Strategists • The 7:00 am Ready Jet Go! campaign strategies and excellent messaging of George W. Bush and Barack Obama are examined. 7:30 am Curious George Friday, November 4, 2016 9:00 pm American Experience: Battle 8:00 am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 7:30 pm In Good Shape of Chosin 8:30 am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Revisit this pivotal 1950 Korean War battle through 8:00 pm Washington Week with Gwen Ifill the eyewitness accounts of participants. 9:00 am Sesame Street 8:30 pm Columbus on the Record 9:30 am Super Why! 9:00 pm Alvin Ailey American Dance Wednesday, November 2, 2016 10:00 am Arthur Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre showcases its 7:30 pm In The Know spectacular range, diversity and artistry. 10:30 am Biz Kid$ New 11:00 am Our Ohio Season Saturday, November 5, 2016 11:30 am Broad & High 6:00 am Motorweek 12:00 pm Columbus Neighborhoods 6:30 am Best of the Joy of Painting 12:30 pm A Chef’s Life 7:00 am Sewing with Nancy 1:00 pm Royal Nova Scotia International 7:30 am Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Tattoo 2015 The 2015 Tattoo celebrates the centennial of the 8:00 am P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home poem “In Flanders Fields” and features performers 8:30 am Growing A Greener World from Canada, Europe, and the United States. 9:00 am Rough Cut - Woodworking 2:30 pm National Memorial Day Concert with Tommy Mac 4:00 pm Music & Might: An International Ridgewood Vs. Wellington • This 9:30 am Woodsmith Shop Military Spectacular ever-popular quiz program hosted by 10:00 am The This Old House Hour Bill Schiffman attracts enthusiastic 5:00 pm Columbus on the Record participation from high schools 11:00 am Martha Bakes 5:30 pm PBS NewsHour Weekend throughout central and southern Ohio. 11:30 am New Orleans Cooking with 6:00 pm Miss Marple Kevin Belton The Body in the Library Part 3 of 3 • Miss Marple is 12:00 pm Lidia’s Kitchen convinced that the death of a schoolgirl holds the key 8:00 pm Nature to solving a double murder. The Story of Cats: Asia to Africa • Discover how 12:30 pm Ciao Italia the first cats arose in the forests of Asia and how 1:00 pm America’s Test Kitchen 7:00 pm Call The Midwife they spread across the continent. Jenny becomes increasingly uneasy when she finds 9:00 pm NOVA 1:30 pm Cook’s Country herself working under an intimidating surgeon. Treasures of the Earth: Gemstones • Delve into 2:00 pm Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence 8:00 pm Durrells In Corfu on Masterpiece Earth’s depths to discover how precious gemstones 2:30 pm Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking Season 1, Episode Four • Leslie gets thrown out of like diamonds and rubies are forged. the house and ends up in court. Theo and Spiros are 3:00 pm Rick Steves’ Europe 10:00 pm Secrets of the Dead his attorneys. Graveyard of the Giant Beasts • Scientists 3:30 pm Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope 9:00 pm Poldark on Masterpiece examine if a 43-foot snake called Titanoboa was 4:00 pm Travel Detective with Peter Season 2, Episode Six • Ross finally finds the the apex predator in Northern Colombia. Greenberg answers he’s been after, but the trap has already been set. 4:30 pm Globe Trekker Thursday, November 3, 2016 10:00 pm Indian Summers on Masterpiece 5:30 pm PBS NewsHour Weekend Season 2, Episode Seven • Alice and Aafrin hatch 7:30 pm Craftsman’s Legacy 6:00 pm The Great British Baking Show an ambitious plan with Cynthia’s help. Ian gets a clue in a cold case. 8:00 pm Broad & High 7:00 pm Antiques Roadshow Discover origami at Franklin Park Conservatory. 8:00 pm Keeping Up Appearances 8:30 pm Columbus Neighborhoods Monday, November 7, 2016 8:30 pm Keeping Up Appearances Meet the man behind the development of Port 7:30 pm Sara’s Weeknight Meals Columbus. 9:00 pm Father Brown 8:00 pm Antiques Roadshow The Invisible Man • The circus brings death to 9:00 pm Doc Martin Kembleford when a clown is murdered. Father Brown Celebrating Asian-Pacific Heritage • A Hawaiian On The Edge - Part 1 • Martin fails to restart his must find the killer.
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