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I N HIS ISSUE: ALSO rCree k Arts Festival Map • Suga Brokaw M et Nancy a • 1700 M1lhon· · Americans A Wonderland of Texas Blues and Western Swing Saturday, June 11 by GLT Events & Promotions Director Linda Healy 3:30 - 10:00 pm Seems like the good-music karma music starts at 5:00 pm down in Austin, Texas just keeps getting on the square in Downtown Bloomington stronger and stronger. For this year's featuring: GLT Summer Concert, we've tugged soulful Texas blues on a couple of bootstraps to bring up blues singer/songwriter/guitarist Carolyn Carolyn Wonderland Wonderland and the hard-swinging Hot hot jazz/ western swing Club of Cowtown. Hot Club of Cowtown

Ray Benson of Asleep at the Wheel, who local favorite produced Carolyn Wonderland's latest Marc Boon and Hip Pocket Thank you to our generous sponsors: release, describes her as "one of the great Specs Around Town voices of our time ... she's also an incred Fox & Hounds Day Spa ible guitar player and a great person, so Ronda Glenn Law Offices humble. The combination is disarming The GLT Summer Concert is on Eastland Chiropractic and and totally real. That's magic." the square in downtown Blooming Wellness Center ton at the comer of] efferson and She's co-written songs with Austin local Cindy Cashdollar; sat in with Los Lobos; Center Streets with a walk-around and toured with Buddy Guy. She's also a member of the girl band Sis Deville and beer garden, artist CDs, food vendors, GLT clothing, and spiffy new Good To the gospel-infused Imperial Crown Golden Harmonizers, and Bob Dylan calls Go™ bags made from recycled materials. We go no matter what the weather, her regularly just to chat. See an interview with Wonderland on pg 4 and hear her on so dress for it and pack a lawn chair. Wear some comfortable shoes, bring a Talkin' Blues Saturday, June 4th at 7:00 pm. little sunscreen, and you're all set.

Hot Club of Cowtown blends hot club jazz with western swing in an instrumen Please help us keep the privilege of the outdoor beer garden: no outside alcohol tally and vocally tight trio of skilled musicians. Hot Club is fiddler and vocalist or coolers are allowed on the grounds. Please leave pets at home. Elana James, guitarist and vocalist Whit Smith, and bassist Jake Erwin. If you were lucky enough to catch them at the Castle Theater It's fun to volunteer at GLT events, so come join us at one of our summer last fall, then you know they put on activities. You'll be supporting your favorite station while you're having fun. a great show. Call Events Director Linda Healy at (309)438-5083 to volunteer for: June 11 GLT Summer Concert The party starts with Marc Boon and Bloomington - noon-11 pm Hip Pocket, in a revival of one of this community's finest bands. Their July 9-10 Sugar Creek Arts Festival Normal - Sat: 10 am-6 pm, Sun: 11 am-5 pm big-band R&B sound will get things cooking before the sun sets. July 15-16 Blues Festival at Tri-Lakes, Bloomington Bloomington - Fri: 6 pm-midnight, Sat: 1 pm-midnight

-2- -3- JN: I read somewhere that you dropped out of high school. CW: Actually I got asked to leave. I led a protest on one school campus while on suspension for taking part in a protest at another school. The initial protest happened during the Tiananmen Square incident. We were having a sympathy sit-in. Nobody missed classes, we all just fasted for lunch and sat outside and kinda had a vigil. The second one was for something you thought would have been fixed 30 years ago. Lots of kids were getting thrown out of school for not following the dress code, or if you were a boy, for having your hair over your ears.

JN: Today you're known as one of the hardest working musicians in the business. What have you learned about yourself from relentless touring? CW: Well, I've learned chat going to meet people face to face, one on one, one show at a time, is far more valuable than a large splash. As much fun as the Imus show was, and as much fun as playing Austin City Limits was, there's something different about exchanging air mol ecules with people, getting to say hello, getting to shake hands. I chink there's a great value in that. I'm always greatly appreciative of some of the crazy stuff we get to see. I would have never got to Japan, and I wouldn't have seen nearly the things I did in Europe, if Iwouldn't have had a guitar with me. So I've learned to be patient. I've also learned chat the music industry has very little to do with music. But the people who love music are still out there. The perpetually on-the-road Carolyn Wonderland is headlining the GLT Summer Concert. JN: Ray Benson from Asleep At The Wheel produced your Miss Understood CD and is the See details on pg 2-3. As GLT Music Director Jon Norton was getting ready to talk with head of your music label. Wonderland from her home in Austin, TX, he caught wind of her wedding to former CW: Ray is my hero. He works harder than most people I've met in my life. And it's not just Saturday Night Live performer A. Whitney Brown just two weeks prior. the music. He does so much charity work chat nobody hears about and he doesn't toot his Jon Norton: Congratulations on your marriage. own horn about it. We met many years ago. Bob Dylan was doing a show in town and he Carolyn Wonderland: Thank you so much, it's pretty groovy when you get to marry asked Ray ifhe knew how to get hold of me. Well, both of chose things surpri ed me, so I your best friend. walked up [to Dylan] and said hello. (laughs)

JN: How did you meet your husband? JN: Wow, that's cool. CW: There's a program (former Monkee) Michael Nesmith runs called the CW: Yeah, Bob's a really nice guy and serious musicologist. It's really groovy to meet VideoRanch3D, it's a virtual world concert thing. Last year, Whitney was the someone you respect so much and have them tum out to be so cool. MC and we were one of the bands. JN: Do you still talk to Dylan? JN: And Michael performed the ceremony? CW: Yeah, every now and then. I mean, CW: He did. We figured it was just as much his fault as anyone else's. I don't call HIM, on occasion he may call me. JN: Last year I saw you on the Don Imus TV show at 6:00 am. Did you really perform It's always a surprise. And it's usually good early in the morning, or did you tape the afternoon before? news, and something to do with music and CW: No, we were live. (starts giggling) That was actually the day of my first official long, long guitars. So I'm always thrilled to hear from him. date with Whitney. We had played in New York City the night before, so we loaded out from JN: Well, we're thrilled to get a chance that show, had our shot of tequila, a little bit of coffee, then loaded in for the Imus show at to meet you and hear your music at this four in the morning. It was early, but it was a lot of fun. We played 5 minutes every hour, so year's GLT Summer Concert! we'd end up sleeping on couches between the songs, and when it was time to play they'd just CW: Oh shoot, thank you man. come by, grab a foot and say "it's time!" -4- -5- ILLINOIS The Complete Wrks of WIim Shkspr (Abridged) GLT Night at SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL

The Complete Works of William GLT Night at the Illinois Shakespeare Festival (ISF) is one of the summer's Shakespeare (Abridged) is a parody most anticipated events. Spread a blanket or set up your lawn chairs on the lovely shaded grounds of Ewing Manor as you begin the evening with a boxed of the plays written by the Bard. picnic dinner by The Garlic Press Market Cafe. Each meal comes with your It's a fast-paced (97-minute) rol choice of soda or water and a cash wine/beer bar will be available, but you licking romp through all 37 of are welcome to carry in your own beverages of choice. Shakespeare's plays performed by In keeping with the abridged theme of the play, the Garlic Press is going only three actors with big doses with a "small-bites" meal and you can choose a meat or veggie version when of belly laughs and an abundance ordering tickets. A live band will accompany your picnic and dessert will be of improvisation. Some scenes provided by Carl's Ice Cream. involve audience participation. The director and stage crew may even be pulled in to the performance and become characters After dinner, as you pack up your lawn chair or picnic blanket, you'll be serenaded by the ISU Madrigal Singers. Then stroll down the hill to the themselves. The actors may have spontaneous conversations about outdoor theater for a performance of The Complete Works of William the material with each other or the audience and references to Shakespeare. Prepare to split your sides laughing, with one of the funniest pop culture and local people and places are common, making productions you'll ever see. each performance unique to the location where performed. Your $49 admission includes everything above and supports your public radio station, with proceeds of the night benefitting the GLT Equipment Fund. The play was written by Adam Long, Daniel Singer, and Jess Winfield, former founding members of the Reduced Shakespeare Parking is available across Emerson Street at St. John's Lutheran Church. Company, and first performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Please follow the sidewalk to the stoplight at Emerson and Towanda to cross 1987. It later played at the Criterion Theatre in London, running safely to the Festival grounds. Crossing guards will be on hand to assist you. for nine record-breaking years. It has become one of the world's Tickets are available only through the Festival box office by calling most popular shows, and we're already laughing just thinking (309)438-2535, or by secure link online from the events page of wglt.org. about it. Even if you're not familiar with all 37 of Shakespeare's plays, you'll thoroughly enjoy this performance on GLT Night GLTNight at The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) at the Illinois Shakespeare Festival. Sunday, August 7, 2011 5:00 - 10:30 pm $49 Ewing Manor Emerson and Towanda, Bloomington, IL

If you need a special accommodation to fully participate in this event or have This GLT event sponsored by: Busey special dietary needs, please contact Linda Healy at (309)438-5083. Please allow sufficient time to arrange the accommodation.

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Artist booths run east down North Street Saturday, July 9 from Fell, around the roundabout, and 10:00 - 10:45 Sugar Creek Cloggers down Beaufort to Linden. The music 11 :00 - 12:30 Brian Choban Quartet 1 :00 - 2:30 Illinois Rail stage is on Broadway at North Street with 3:00 - 4:30 The Sally Weisenburg Band a shade tent for comfortable listening. Secure bike parking from Good To Go Sunday, July 10 and The Friends of Constitution Trail is 11 :00 - 12:15 Bend Trio just off the trail behind the GLT tent at 12:45 - 2:00 Southside Cindy & The Slip-Tones the roundabout. 2:30 - 4:00 Heartland Jazz Orchestra

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= LOCAL GROUPS Good To Go Friends of the Commuter Challenge Constitution Trail Good To Go Commuter Challenge Kick-off Saturday, May 14 (challenge runs May 14-20) Look for the Good To Go™ secure bike parking by the GLT and Friends of the Trail tents at both Sugar Creek Arts Festival and GLT and Good To Go™ encourage you to spend a week tracking Sweet Corn Blues Festival in Uptown Normal this summer. See your sustainable commutes by joining the Commuter Challenge. previous pages for a map of the Sugar Creek festival layout and Carpooling, walking, biking, skate boarding, hopping on the bus - the entertainment lineup. everything counts towards the challenge except driving alone. Look for Good To Go at the opening day of the Downtown Last year Good To Go and the Bloomington Farmer's Market on May 14th where you can: Friends of the Constitution Trail teamed up to provide secure • Ride your bike on the first day of the challenge. Park it for bike parking at summer festivals. free in the Friends of the Constitution Trail secure bike corral. Not only did we all have great • Register for the weeklong Commuter Challenge and get a fun, we parked so many bikes free Good To Go water bottle (1st one hundred registrants). that the message was clear: • Sign up to win a free Good To Go messenger bag or this is a useful service for sling backpack made of recycled materials. (Available people looking for alterna for purchase too!) tive ways to get around. • Explore a city bus. The Bloomington-Normal Public Transit System will let you get up close and personal as you board Also, see next page for details the bus, try out the seats, and practice using the bike racks on the front. on Good To Go at the opening day of the Downtown Bloom • Test drive an electric Mistubishi "i" car. Good To Go is an EV ington Farmers Market on Town Partner. The Town of Normal will have two all-electric May 14th, where secure cars on display, one of which you can take for a spin around the block. bicycle parking is just one of the sustainable • Get a look at a working electric car charging station, thanks activities you can enjoy. to Plug-In Vehicle Solutions.

-10- -11- * * * * FOR * * MIL ION PUBLIC * * AMERICANS BROADCAST * * * * Federal funding for public broadcasting - including GLT - is being threatened in Congress. * Without federal funding, your public radio and television stations will no longer be * able to provide your community with the unparalleled informational, educational, * * and cultural programming you deserve and expect. * Get involved in the effort to sustain critical federal funding for public broadcasting by * joining the 170 Million Americans for Public Broadcasting campaign. *

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Nancy Steele Brokaw has been a member of the NPR's Wait Wait ... Don't Tell GLT Friends Council since 2000, but there are Me! shamelessly mis-identifies many other places central Illinois residents have itself as a quiz program. Oh sure, wait wait : seen her name. As a freelance writer, her byline there are questions about the . appears frequently in The Pantagraph as well as the week's news events. But, the Illinois Wesleyan University Magazine. Parents may show is don't tell me!.... recognize her as the author of tl1e award winning really about the absurdity of children's book, Leaving Emma. (And, you're in humans and human behavior as luck! Another book for children is in tl1e works.) all those foibles fly around the world bumping into one another. Nancy also applies her writing talents to the stage. The funniest answers are the wrong ones and it's such a smart production you She has authored tl1e libretto for an original opera titled, Fertile Ground. She know the mistakes are deliberate. From puns to malapropisms, from dripping iro has been the playwright for the Holiday Spectacular and Celebrate America ny to the driest sarcasm, no form of joke is too low to commit. What else would community performances for the last nine years. And she was a co-writer you expect from host Peter Sagal, whose contribution to literature includes The for the play Lincoln's in Town! - a major work commissioned for the Abraham Book of Vice: Very Naughty Things (and How to Do Them) Lincoln bicentennial in 2008.

Sagal's hench-folk are a rotating cast of absurdists who have clearly given up le Born and raised in the Twin Cities, Nancy is a graduate of University High gitimate careers to do this stuff. Curmudgeons Charlie Pierce and P.J. O'Rourke School and Illinois Wesleyan University. She shares her home with her strike comedic sparks with advice columnist Amy Dickinson, politerazzi Roxanne husband, Tom (yes, Brokaw, but not that Tom Brokaw) and has raised two Roberts, and author Tom Bodett (who still has a certain motel jingle hanging children, Katie and Stephen. around his neck twenty years after it became popular). They are paired with a rambunctious (also rotating) set of comedians, including Paula Poundstone, A self-confessed news junkie, Nancy has enjoyed GLT for "as long as I can Adam Felber, Kyrie O'Connor, Paul Provenza, and Mo Rocca, who as a group remember." In fact, she gathers news from a variety of sources every day in have the ability to cause listeners to laugh so hard they pee. All that and limericks an effort to gain the widest perspective. So it means a lot to know that she too from NPR news legend and official scorekeeper Carl Kasel!. places such great value and trust in the content delivered by NPR and the GLT news room. Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! airs on GLT at 10:00 am Saturday on 89.1 FM, just one in a whole morning of outstanding programs in the Saturday lineup that When asked what motivated her to join the GLT Friends Council, she starts with On the Media and Only a Game, and includes Weekend Edition, responded with some advice once given her by Town of Normal Mayor Car Talk, and Sound Opinions. If you can't catch it at 10:00 am on Saturday, Chris Koos, "Good communities don't just happen." Nancy takes this choose from three different times on GLT's all-news channel, News & Ideas. advice very seriously and it's reflected in everything she does. She believes Listen with an HD radio in McLean County or to the online stream at wglt.org. "if citizens don't support things in the community that are important to You can find a program schedule for News & Ideas on page 21. them, these community gems will not survive."

-14- -15- Illinois Eye Center "-. The YWCA's bold national eliminating racism For more than sixty years, mission statement promotes Illinois Eye Center has LINOls eye empowering women C E N T E R peace, justice, freedom, and provided comprehensive dignity for all. The YWCA of vision services for all of McLean County (YW) does this ywca central Illinois. What began in very concrete ways. One of as a one-man practice by their most important contributions to this community for the last the late Dr. George Wyman 30 years is their focus on the needs of seniors (both men and women) has grown to include nine with a program called Home Care Services. Their Home Care workers ophthalmologists, three optometrists, and a staff of 100+ serving over provide relief when household tasks become too difficult for seniors to do 60,000 patients annually from a 100-mile radius. Each of its doctors are on their own. Clients can remain independent and safe in their private trained in various specialties including glaucoma, retina, cornea and home, sustain self-sufficiency and maintain their sense of pride and external disease, pediatric ophthalmology, adult strabismus, refractive dignity with the YW's help. surgery, and oculoplastic and reconstructive surgery.

The YW is a not-for-profit organization, so they are usually able to Illinois Eye Center is a one-stop vision care facility for all eye-related waive shift minimums, mileage fees, or other add-on costs, making their needs. Routine vision exams and a full-service optical shop are offered program accessible to those on fixed incomes. Their services are available along with specialty eye care. It is unique in the area as the only anywhere in McLean County (at no additional cost to residents outside medical facility to offer seven different fellowships within one practice, of the Twin Cities) and since the client's needs come first they only stay eliminating the need for patients to drive to Chicago or Iowa for as long as needed. specialized treatment or surgery.

The program's qualified workers go through a demanding background The staff at Illinois Eye Center are big fans of GLT's blues programs check, extensive training, and continuing education, so you can feel and the center has been a proud supporter of the service GLT provides secure about the care your loved ones experience. The YWCA's Home for many years. Care Services program offers a free in-home assessment of your or your loved one's needs. Whether you need a routine eye exam, reconstructive surgery, or treatment for a more complex eye condition, the doctors at Illinois For more information, contact The YWCA Home Care Services at Eye Center are committed to delivering advanced eye care with a 309-454-1451 or go to their website at www.ywcamclean.org personalized touch.

To learn more about Illinois Eye Center, please visit their website at illinoiseyecenter.com or contact the practice at (309) 243-2400.

-16- -17- Fresh Ai r® and Fresh Ai r® Weekend GLTHD3 Host Terry Gross opens the window Edward Jones Investment Advisor Linda Kimber on contemporary arts and issues. Regular GLT listeners All Songs Considered GLT's Best Week Ever™ recognize Linda Kimber as EdwardJ on es NPR's guide to discovering new The best of our week wrapped the person that brings them MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING music below the radar, often up in 30 minutes. the GLT Stock Market update heard between stories on Latino USA® during Monday's Morning Edition. As an Edward Jones investment All Things Considered®. An award-winning English adviser for many years, Kimber has seen a lot of changes in the All Things Considered® language program produced financial landscape. NPR's newsmagazine, from a Latino perspective. heard 7 days a week. "There are more opinions in the marketplace today than 10 years Living on Earth ago," Linda says. "There are by far many more entertainers and Being®(formerly Speaking of Faith) An exploration of leading environmental issues affecting people claiming to be experts today on TV, the internet, in print, Host Krista Tippett explores perspectives of spirituality, ethics, the world we inhabit. on the radio, and other places and it all adds up to confusing and and morality through intelligent contradictory noise." Morning Edition® conversation. NPR's weekday morning Linda continues, ''Although there have been a lot of changes, Bob Edwards Weekend newsmagazine. Starting an hour earlier on GLT HO3. some things have stayed the same. Namely, people's goals." One of public radio's most Kimber explains that saving for the education of children recognizable voices guides a Only A Game® two-hour interview showcase, or grandchildren, preparing for retirement, managing income NPR's weekly sports magazine highlighting the lives and work planning, and estate transfers remain fairly unchanged for most with Bill Littlefield. of 3 to 5 interesting guests. people. "What has changed is the complexity of the investment On Point options and that's where Edward Jones comes in," Kimber says. The Business Host Tom Ashbrook helps unite Host Kim Masters looks distinct and provocative voices Kimber realizes that her advice can make a difference in her deep inside the business with passionate discussion. of entertainment. clients' lives. With 24 years of working with clients, she's learned Listener calls are welcome. that each person has individual needs and unique goals. She sees CarTalk® On The Media® the problem with mediated advice is that it's not unique and Imagine the Marx Brothers Brooke Gladstone and Bob hasn't been tailored to someone's personal situation. "I can give answering questions about Garfield explore how information them the personalized approach they need to feel confident that automobiles. Tom and Ray and media affect our culture. their financial planning is tailor-made for their own particular Magliozzi host. PRl's The World circumstances," said Linda. Conversations from Host Lisa Mullins utilizes a global the World Cafe® reporting team to bring home Linda Kimber is located at 408 E. College Avenue in Normal, A weekly radio magazine one-of-a-kind international stories. and can be contacted at 309-452-0766 or [email protected] of musician interviews and performances. Radiolab It's Technicolor radio. Jad The Diane Rehm Show Abumrad and Robert Krulwich A lively mix of current events interview, argue, imagine, and Design and printing made possible by State Farm Insurance Company. Recycled Paper with Soy Inks and interviews with authors. discover hidden connections. Printing by BOP/. -18- -19- State Week in Review (SWIR) Host Bill Wheelhouse moderates GLTHD3 a panel discussion analyzing the week in Illinois state government Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday and politics. 4a m 4 am Radio Lab This American Life am Talk of the Nation® Latino USA 5 Being A link between the headlines and SWIR 6 am 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 Michel Martin welcomes guests for a dialogue about WaitWait. .. Don'tTell Me!® Weekend Edition important issues facing the country. The oddly informative news quiz 9am This American Life® fromNPR. On Point A new kind of radio storytelling Weekend Edition®Saturday 11 am 11 am that documents and describes The Treatment and Sunday Car Talk Fresh Air The Business contemporary America. NPR's weekend morning 12 pm 12pm WaitWait The Treatment newsmagazine. Tell Me More Don'tTell WireTap 1pm 1 pm Film Critic Elvis Mitchell gives the This American WireTap Life Sound Opinions "treatment" to some of the most Talk of the Nation 2 pm Listen for Jonathon Goldstein's Only a Game Conversations influential and innovative forces World Cafe monologues and phone chats 3pm creating movies and popular art 3pm All Songs with a roster of funny storytellers. Radio Lab and entertainment. GLTBestWeek 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 7 pm 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: WaitWait The Diane Rehm Show Sound Opinions Don't Tell New Music Monday 10 pm 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: GLTBestWeek 12am 12am Talkin'Blues Fresh Air Weekend Fresh Air Being 1 am 1 am GLT Music Director Jon Norton Sound GLT bluesOpinions On The Media has conversations with your favorite 2am Talk of the Nation 2am RADIO 24/7 Conversations World Cafe Car Talk blues artists including Carolyn Wonder 3a m All Songs 3am Tell Me More Wait Wait land, Tony Joe White, and Dave Alvin. GLT Best Week Don't Tell

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