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Only on Passport: Cranford Activate WOSU Passport Now for Exclusive Content Details on Page 13 November 2020 • wosu.org Only on Passport: Cranford Activate WOSU Passport Now for Exclusive Content details on page 13 All programs are subject to change. VOLUME 41 • NUMBER 11 Airfare (UPS 372670) is published except for June, July and August by: WOSU Public Media 2400 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, OH 43210 614-292-9678 Copyright 2020 by The Ohio State University. All rights reserved. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any form or by any means without express written permission from the publisher. Subscription is by a minimum contribution of $60 to WOSU Public Media, of which $3.25 is allocated to Airfare. Periodicals postage paid at Columbus, Ohio. Classical 101: Supporting Local Arts and YOU! POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Airfare, 2400 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, OH 43210 While the Columbus Symphony and ProMusica featured outdoor community concerts during the summer, regular concert seasons are still questionable. WOSU Public Media With the arts in upheaval, more and more people have turned to Classical General Manager Tom Rieland 101 as an important outlet for the music they love. Membership Rob Walker Amy Tillinghast, Our Classical team has supported the local arts by focusing on promoting the Senior Director Marketing & Communications virtual and outdoor concerts across Central Ohio and providing blogs about arts Victoria Jenkins, Coordinator and music in the community, including a special feature on the murals painted Friends of WOSU Board by artists amid downtown protests. You can also still hear local concerts on President Kyle Anderson Classical 101 WOSA every Sunday at 1pm with Music in Mid-Ohio. Vice President Mac Joseph Secretary/Treasurer Betsy Pandora “Now that I work at home, I’ve been able to listen to Board Members Classical 101 every day on my smart speaker. Thank you for Kyle Anderson* Trip Lazarus helping me keep sane during these crazy times!” William Ballenger Kurt Lykins Jason Beehler Kathy McGinnis Jennifer Smither, Columbus Courtnee Carrigan Melissa McHenry Ann DiMarco Christine Mortine Erik Farley Betsy Pandora* And we know many more listeners than usual are tuning in. Classical 101 Jeri Grier Stacy Rastauskas Jon Hsu Tom Rieland* already had one of the fastest growing audio streams in the public radio system Mac Joseph* Bill Schiffman (alongside the likes of WGBH in Boston and WHYY in Philly), and those numbers Julie Keckstein Erin Davis Shedd have surged even more during the pandemic. We saw a 70 percent increase in Ray LaVoie March and April listening and sustained growth since then. Many are listening WOSU Mission: To engage, inform and inspire during the day, trying to stay calm and carry on. Remember to ask your smart our diverse community. speaker: “Alexa, play WOSA” or “Hey Google, play Classical 101.” You can also WOSU Vision: Curiosity ignited. Community just tune us in on your radio at 101.1 FM. connected. Your financial support during the September radio pledge drive inspired all of Questions? Comments? Call 614-292-9678 us and provided a powerful reminder of the value of this service across Central Ohio and on our five regional FM stations. Thank you. We hope you stay safe and healthy and keep listening to Classical 101 as a place of comfort and enjoyment during this challenging time. Tom Rieland General Manager 2 For detailed listings, visit wosu.org Dale Heydlauff After December 31, 2020 the corporate philanthropic community in Central Ohio will see a new face as Dale Heydlauff retires as senior vice president of corporate communications at American Electric Power and president of the American Electric Power Foundation. Dale has long been a champion of the arts and education ensuring support for many of our community’s nonprofits. WOSU Public Media has been honored to have a close relationship with Dale. Dale joined the Friends of WOSU Board of Directors in 2010, serving as board president in 2014-2016. Throughout his long tenure with WOSU, he has been a powerful force in providing philanthropic support for WOSU initiatives, such as In The Know and Columbus Neighborhoods, and he has been a fierce advocate of our organization. From lobbying on Capitol Hill with Tom Rieland, to meeting with his corporate philanthropy colleagues in Columbus, Dale never missed an opportunity to share the good work of WOSU. Dale and his wife Gloria have also given generously, providing foundational support for the New Place. New Space. New Experience. capital campaign. Dale is a true leader with a giving spirit. We wish him well as he and Gloria begin the next chapter in life. Congratulations, Dale, on a memorable and impactful career! New WOSU Headquarters Progress The new WOSU Headquarters at 14th & Pearl Street is progressing well. Take a drive along High Street and you can see the progress across from campus. The facility will have most of the exterior work completed in the coming weeks and will begin installation of miles of wiring and installation of equipment. The delicate transition of radio and television broadcasting to the new home of WOSU will occur between March and June of 2021 as the WOSU team exits the Fawcett Center in phases. 3 Primetime and Weekend Schedule for WOSU TV Sunday, November 1, 2020 10:00 pm COBRA 9:00 pm NOVA 6:00 am Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack Episode 5 • The Prime Minister is forced to Colosseum - Roman Death Trap • One of the consider more extreme measures to retain world's most iconic buildings, the Colosseum is a 6:30 am Firing Line with Margaret Hoover control over the country. monument to Roman imperial power. 7:00 am McLaughlin Group 10:00 pm Secrets of the Dead Monday, November 2, 2020 Abandoning The Titanic • A team investigates 7:30 am State of Ohio the identity of a captain of a "mystery ship" that 7:00 pm In The Know turned away from the Titanic. 8:00 am Antiques Roadshow Dublin Jerome vs. Wellington 9:00 am In The Know 7:30 pm Columbus Neighborhoods Dublin Jerome vs. Wellington Thursday, November 5, 2020 A Bump in the Night • The Walhalla Ravine 9:30 am Broad & High Ghost makes an appearance. Something’s amiss 7:30 pm Ask This Old House at the highway patrol office on Broad Street. 10:00 am Sara's Weeknight Meals And learn about Columbus’ haunted places. 8:00 pm Broad & High We ‘poke’ around the studio of Columbus needle 10:30 am 100 Days, Drinks, Dishes and 8:00 pm Antiques Roadshow felter Holley Morris; take a day trip with us to explore Destinations the American Sign Museum in Cincinnati; and our Election Collection • Amazing medical items music series continues with a performance by local include a Lakota Sioux doctor's bag and a Civil War 11:00 am Neven's Spanish Food Trails singer/songwriter Mercedes Aviles on the violin. medical officer's sword. 11:30 am tasteMAKERS 8:30 pm Columbus Neighborhoods 9:00 pm Ride Along The Lincoln Highway 12:00 pm NOVA Preservation DIY with OHC • Learn how to safely The history and wonderful landmarks found along keep image and document files. Then Ohio History 1:00 pm History Detectives the first coast-to-coast highway are chronicled. Connection curators show Adora Namigadde how to care for heirlooms such as antiques, silver and 2:00 pm Jazz at Lincoln Center Presents: A 10:00 pm Antiques Roadshow Recut ceramics. Also: how to preserve a wedding dress. Swingin' Sesame Street Celebration Newport, Part 2 • Tiffany Studios vases with 9:00 pm Doc Martin 3:00 pm American Masters: Miles Davis the original crate and a Benny Andrews oil from around 1962 are featured. Blade on the Feather • Penhale and Morwenna 5:00 pm Columbus on the Record participate in the annual gig race against another 10:30 pm Antiques Roadshow Recut town. Louisa buys a new car. 5:30 pm PBS NewsHour Weekend Newport, Part 3 • A Faberge jade snuff bottle 10:00 pm Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries and an Egyptian mummified falcon made around 6:00 pm Durrells In Corfu on Masterpiece 200 BC are appraised. Murder In Montparnasse • Phryne is reminded of her days in Paris and confronts her past while 7:00 pm Poldark on Masterpiece tracking down a murderer. Part 6 • A mysterious smelting company challenges Tuesday, November 3, 2020 the local copper barons. Poldark confronts a cardsharp. 6:00 pm PBS NewsHour Special: Friday, November 6, 2020 8:00 pm The Trouble with Maggie Cole Election 2020 7:30 pm Gzero World with Ian Bremmer Maggie continues her mission to right all of her wrongs with a tense visit to a local hairdresser. Wednesday, November 4, 2020 8:00 pm Washington Week 9:00 pm Roadkill on Masterpiece 7:30 pm Cycle Around Japan Highlights 8:30 pm Columbus on the Record 9:00 pm Great Performances: One Man, 8:00 pm Nature Two Guvnors A musician-turned-bodyguard tries to keep his two mobster clients apart in this 1960s-era comedy. Saturday, November 7, 2020 6:00 am Motorweek 6:30 am Best of the Joy of Painting 7:00 am Fit 2 Stitch 7:30 am Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting 8:00 am Growing A Greener World Episode 1 • Having just seen off a libel Primates: Secrets of Survival • Survival 8:30 am Family Plot: Gardening in the case, U.K. government minister Peter strategies used by primates, often in the Mid-South Laurence faces family scandals. most unexpected places, are explored. 9:00 am Woodsmith Shop 4 For detailed listings, visit wosu.org Saturday, November 7, 2020 (cont.) 9:00 am In The Know 9:00 pm Antiques Roadshow 9:30 am American Woodshop Fisher Catholic vs.
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