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NEWS & CULTURE MUSIC FALL 2018 PROGRAM GUIDE CONVERSATIONS & HUMOR MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY WITH GOOD THE PULSE 5:00 AM MORNING EDITION (starting October 6th) REASON A WAY TRAVEL WITH with David Greene, Steve Inskeep, Noel King, & Rachel Martin 6:00 AM 5:00AM WITH WORDS RICK STEVES - Weekdays: SOUNDBEAT at 5:06 AM, PULSE OF THE PLANET at 5:42 AM, 9:00AM MARKETPLACE TECH REPORT at 6:45 AM WEEKEND EDITION 7:00AM & MARKETPLACE BUSINESS REPORT at 5:51 AM and 7:51 AM - POLITICAL BUZZWORD: Monday at 7:45 AM, WEEKLY NEWS WRAP: Friday at 7:45 AM SATURDAY with Scott Simon & 9:00AM & THE TALK OF TROY: Friday at 8:45 AM SUNDAY with Lulu Garcia-Navarro ON POINT NEW YORKER GET IN TOUCH WITH US 9:00AM ON POINT with Meghna Chakrabarti with ON BEING 9:00 AM David Folkenflik RADIO HOUR WAIT, WAIT FRESH AIR 1-800-800-6616 10:00AM 10:00 AM 1A with Joshua Johnson DON'T TELL ME WEEKEND THIS THE SPLENDID troypublicradio.org 11:00 AM 11:00 AM FRESH AIR with Terry Gross AMERICAN LIFE TABLE [email protected] 12:00PM HERE & NOW with Robin Young & Jeremy Hobson RADIOLAB OPUS 3 12 Noon - IN FOCUS with Carolyn Hutcheson Tuesday - Thursday at 12:40PM 2:00PM THE SPLENDID @troypublicradio Political Buzzword: Monday at 12:34 PM & Weekly News Wrap: Friday at 12:34 PM 1:00 PM TABLE RADIOLAB CLARINET TED RADIO THIS fb.com/troypublicradio 2:00PM 2:00 PM CORNER PERFORMANCE TODAY with Fred Child HOUR AMERICAN LIFE The Program Guide reflects the LEFT, RIGHT, TED RADIO station's schedule as accurately as 3:00 PM possible. 3:00PM ALL THINGS CONSIDERED & CENTER HOUR - with Ailsa Chang, Audie Cornish, Mary Louise Kelly, & Ari Shapiro Last minute changes may not be WEEKEND ALL THINGS 5:30PM THE TALK OF TROY: Friday at 3:44PM reflected in guide listings. CONSIDERED 4:00 PM with Michel Martin TPR may pre-empt programs to THE MOTH WAIT, WAIT 5:30 PM 5:00 PM present special broadcasts. MARKETPLACE with Kai Ryssdal RADIO HOUR DON'T TELL ME NEW YORKER Programs are listed for the Central 6:00 PM FRESH AIR with Terry Gross WORLD CAFÉ 6:00 PM Time Zone. Listeners in the RADIO HOUR Eastern Time Zone should add one THE MOTH hour to all listed program times. 7:00 PM 1A with Joshua Johnson AMERICAN 7:00PM RADIO HOUR REVEAL (September 10th - November 8th: WNYC's AMERICA ON THE LINE) ROUTES 1A with 8:00 PM 8:00PM ON POINT with Meghna Chakrabarti with Nik Spitzer THE PULSE Joshua Johnson TPR AL ARTS RADIO THE SUNDILLA ON POINT RADIO THE SUNDILLA 9:00 PM WITH GOOD 9:00 PM ON BEING RADIO HOUR with PRESENTS REASON David Folkenflik DELUXE RADIO HOUR with John Pizzarelli WORLD CAFÉ 10:00PM 10:00 PM (starting October 6th) PERFORMANCE TODAY with Fred Child SWINGING DOWN 11:00PM THE LANE BULLSEYE 12:00 AM BEETHOVEN SATELLITE NETWORK WITH PETER VAN DEGRAFF - NPR NEWS - WEATHER.

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