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Sides with Ann Fisher Weekdays from 10Am - Noon on 89.7 NPR News All Programs Are Subject to Change April 2017 • wosu.org All Sides with Ann Fisher Weekdays from 10am - noon on 89.7 NPR News All programs are subject to change. WOSU Public Media Unveils New Statewide Alert System VOLUME 38 • NUMBER 4 messaging possible. State emergency agencies across the country are taking Airfare (UPS 372670) is published except for June, July and August by: notice and a national magazine, TV Technology, recently profiled the project. WOSU Public Media 2400 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, OH 43210 614.292.9678 The alert system will provide a new technology backbone using what’s called Copyright 2017 by The Ohio State University. All rights reserved. No part of this magazine may be reproduced datacast signals from public television in any form or by any means without express written transmitters to deliver vital emergency permission from the publisher. Subscription is by a OEAS Project Manager Dave Carwile of WOSU and alerts and messaging to public safety minimum contribution of $60 to WOSU Public Media, WOSU-TV Chief Engineer Tim Kelly inspect the OEAS of which $3.25 is allocated to Airfare. Periodicals receiver setup. officials. Ohio’s public broadcasters are postage paid at Columbus, Ohio. partnering with the Ohio Emergency The public television signals that blanket Management Agency and the statewide POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Airfare, 2400 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, OH 43210 most of Ohio are now being used to agency Ohio Broadcast Media send emergency alerts and messages Commission to get this done. This service WOSU Public Media statewide thanks to the leadership is at the core of public broadcasting and General Manager Tom Rieland of WOSU Public Media. Dave Carwile, speaks to WOSU Public Media’s mission to Director of Marketing Meredith Hart Senior Director for Planning and serve our communities and help keep the & Communications Initiatives at WOSU, led the statewide public safe today and into the future. Membership Rob Walker effort to receive a federal grant to make It’s yet another reason we hope you Friends of WOSU Board this new innovative model of emergency continue to support WOSU! President Bill Schiffman Vice President Kathy McGinnis Secretary/Treasurer Kyle Anderson Board Members WOSU on the Hill Dan Cvetanovich Ray LaVoie Ann DiMarco Michelle Leedy WOSU hit Capitol Hill in early March to Laura Ecklar Ed Lentz Jeri Grier Debbie Mitchell encourage continued federal support Fred Hadley Christine Mortine for public broadcasting. 15th District Dale Heydlauff Tom Rieland BethAnn Hullinger Katy Rigsby Congressman Steve Stivers took some time Jon Hsu Michael Schwaiger Mac Joseph David Stallings from a busy schedule to rush from the Karen Ickes Guadalupe Velasquez House floor at the Capitol for the meeting. WOSU also appreciated the time spent WOSU Mission: The mission of WOSU Public Media is to enrich lives through content and by 12th District Congressman Pat Tiberi experiences that engage, inform and inspire. and the Legislative Director for 3rd District Congresswoman Joyce Beatty to discuss Questions? Comments? WOSU’s many local initiatives. Please send an email to [email protected] or call 614.292.9678. Federal support for public broadcasting, L to R: General Manager Tom Rieland, Congressman Steve Stivers, WOSU Friends Board Member and Past which began 50 years ago with the Public President Dale Heydlauff Broadcasting Act, is the most effective public-private partnership in the country. It costs our citizens $1.35 each per year in taxes to support the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which distributes funds to individual public stations and supports special public service projects like the Ohio Emergency Alert System. ON THE COVER The Ohio State University President, Michael V. Drake, recently appeared on All Sides with Ann Fisher on 89.7 NPR News. All Sides with Ann Fisher is the only locally hosted, daily public affairs radio program that reaches on average, more than 39,000 listeners every week. (Nielsen Audio, 6+ Audience, Columbus DMA, July - Dec 2016) 2 Primetime and Weekend Schedule for WOSU TV Saturday, April 1, 2017 11:00 am Our Ohio Tuesday, April 4, 2017 6:00 am Motorweek 11:30 am Broad & High 7:30 pm Rick Steves’ Europe 6:30 am Best of the Joy of Painting 12:00 pm Columbus Neighborhoods 8:00 pm Last Days of Jesus 7:00 am Sewing with Nancy 12:30 pm The Mind of a Chef 7:30 am Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting 1:00 pm The Bletchley Circle Blood on Their Hands, Part 1 8:00 am P. Allen Smith's Garden Home 8:30 am Growing A Greener World 2:00 pm The Bletchley Circle Blood on Their Hands, Part 2 9:00 am Rough Cut - Woodworking with Tommy Mac 3:00 pm The Bletchley Circle 9:30 am Woodsmith Shop Uncustomed Goods, Part 1 10:00 am The This Old House Hour 4:00 pm The Bletchley Circle Uncustomed Goods,Part 2 11:00 am Martha Bakes This extraordinary docudrama 5:00 pm Columbus on the Record presents new insight into the iconic 11:30 am New Orleans Cooking with Easter events and portrays a very Kevin Belton 5:30 pm PBS NewsHour Weekend different image of Jesus—as an astute leader with ties to the most powerful 12:00 pm Lidia’s Kitchen 6:00 pm Agatha Raisin people in Rome. 12:30 pm Ciao Italia 7:00 pm A Place to Call Home 1:00 pm America’s Test Kitchen The Prodigal Daughter • A nurse becomes involved in the lives of a wealthy Australian 10:00 pm FRONTLINE 1:30 pm Cook’s Country family while on an ocean liner in 1953. Secret State of North Korea • The hidden world of 2:00 pm Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence 8:00 pm Call The Midwife the North Korean people is explored, revealing how ordinary citizens are resisting one of the world’s 2:30 pm Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking The team reunites, but all is not well when most oppressive regimes. 3:00 pm Rick Steves’ Europe a change of management shocks Nonnatus House. 3:30 pm Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope 9:00 pm Home Fires on Masterpiece Wednesday, April 5, 2017 4:00 pm Travels with Darley 7:30 pm In The Know 4:30 pm Globe Trekker Central Crossing vs. Fisher Catholic 5:30 pm PBS NewsHour Weekend 8:00 pm Nature 6:00 pm Great British Baking Show Owl Power • How owls hunt and how they fly so silently are influencing 21st-century technology. 7:00 pm Antiques Roadshow 9:00 pm NOVA 8:00 pm Keeping Up Appearances Himalayan Megaquake • Dramatic eyewitness 8:30 pm Keeping Up Appearances footage reveals the shocking quake that devastated Nepal in April 2015. 9:00 pm Father Brown The Crackpot of the Empire • Father Brown is Season 2 • In June 1940, Pat befriends 10:00 pm Secrets of the Dead apprehensive when he receives an invitation to a a Czech soldier as Britain faces the Leonardo, The Man Who Saved Science • New party given by a former comedian he helped put threat of imminent invasion. evidence suggests many of Leonardo da Vinci's in an asylum. inventions were realized long before his time. 10:00 pm Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries 10:00 pm Wolf Hall on Masterpiece Blood and Circuses • Phryne poses as a magician's Episode One • Having failed to secure King Thursday, April 6, 2017 assistant to investigate the murder of a carnival Henry's marriage annulment, Cardinal Wolsey is 7:30 pm Craftsman’s Legacy sideshow performer. stripped of his powers. 8:00 pm Broad & High Monday, April 3, 2017 In honor of National Poetry Month, Broad & High Sunday, April 2, 2017 goes to the 2017 state finals of “Poetry Out Loud” 6:00 am Super Why! 7:30 pm Sara’s Weeknight Meals and celebrates author Maggie Smith of Bexley. 6:30 am Dinosaur Train 8:00 pm Antiques Roadshow 8:30 pm Columbus Neighborhoods Salt Lake City, Hour One • An 1844 "Bellows Falls" 7:00 am Sesame Street A look at the evolution of rail and public transit LDS church hymnal and a 1969 prototype Hot in central Ohio. 7:30 am Sid The Science Kid Wheels Beach Bomb are featured. 9:00 pm Doc Martin 8:00 am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 9:00 pm Independent Lens Preserve The Romance • Dr. Martin Ellingham 8:30 am Splash and Bubbles Newtown • The aftermath of the mass shooting struggles to come to terms with fatherhood as his in Newtown, Connecticut on December 14, 2012 is life changes dramatically. 9:00 am Nature Cat explored. 10:00 pm Death In Paradise 9:30 am Ready Jet Go! 10:00 pm Never Too Late Lost Identity • Goodman's Aunt Mary comes to 10:00 am Wild Kratts A 36-year-old plumber in Montana lays it all on the visit him, but things take an unexpected turn when line in an attempt play professional basketball. 10:30 am Biz Kid$ she becomes the only witness to the murder of a tourist. All programs are subject to change. 3 Friday, April 7, 2017 1:00 pm America’s Test Kitchen 10:00 pm Wolf Hall on Masterpiece Episode Two • As Cromwell's relationship with 7:30 pm In Good Shape 1:30 pm Cook’s Country Henry deepens, there is unexpected news from 8:00 pm Washington Week 2:00 pm Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence the north. 8:30 pm Columbus on the Record 2:30 pm Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking Monday, April 10, 2017 9:00 pm Great Performances: Young Men 3:00 pm Rick Steves’ Europe A dance film about soldiers trying to maintain their 3:30 pm Travelscope 7:30 pm Sara’s Weeknight Meals humanity amidst the brutality of World War I.
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