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Christ and St. Luke's Sunday Sermon Wednesday, May 12 ● 8:00 AM - Christ and St. Luke’s Sunday Sermon (63 minutes) ● 9:03 AM - Guided Meditation with Janet (12 minutes) ● 9:15 AM - Walking Around Beautiful City of Basel Switzerland (14 minutes) ● 9:30 AM - Holy Eucharist Rite II, with Father Nigel Mumford (45 minutes) ● 10:15 AM - Galicia: Fresh Octopus, Wild Horse Races And A Giant Holy Air Freshener (29 minutes) ● 10:45 AM - Zumba with Karen (32 minutes) ● 11:20 AM - Cornerstone Television - Hard Questions: What is meant by... (25 minutes) ● 11:45 AM - Washington Toho Koto Society (54 minutes) ● 12:40 PM - National Porridge Day How to Make Perfect Porridge - 5 Ways (5 minutes) ● 12:50 PM - Grace Episcopal Church Sunday Service (10 minutes) ● 1:00 PM - Mariners’ Museum: Virtual Speakers’ Bureau: A Parson’s Son Goes to Sea (60 minutes) ★ 2:00 PM - Wellness Wednesday with Jacqueline Corbett (25 minutes) ● 2:30 PM - Seated Dance with Alex (29 minutes) ★ 3:00 PM - Watch it Again! - Bands on the Bay May 5th: Jim Masters (59 minutes) ★ 4:00 PM - Bands on the Bay: Brad Claywell (60 minutes) - Live stream ● 5:00 PM - NASA's SpaceX Crew-1 Astronauts Answer Questions After Return to Earth (40 minutes) ● 5:40 PM - Cartoon Comedy Gags & Bloopers at Schlesinger Studio 1939-40 (18 minutes) ● 6:00 PM - Fu Long - The cutest little panda ever (48 minutes) ● 6:50 PM - 8 Stunt Tricks Used Over And Over In Movies (12 minutes) ● 7:00 PM - Bard College: Belated Beethoven Birthday Celebration - Full Concert (2 hours, 20 minutes) Thursday, May 13 ● 8:00 AM - Strength and Balance with Pam (39 minutes) ● 8:45 AM - Circle of Strength with Alex (43 minutes) ● 9:30 AM - Scotland: A Future Outside of the United Kingdom? 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(45 minutes) ● 7:00 PM - John Williams - Across the Stars: Music from Star Wars, Tin Tin, Olympics, and Catch Me if You Can (1 hour, 40 minutes) Saturday, May 15 ● 8:00 AM - Strength and Balance with Cheryl (46 minutes) ● 8:50 AM - Top 5 Ben Franklin Inventions (10 minutes) ● 9:00 AM - Sailing Virgin Gorda: British Virgin Islands (19 minutes) ● 9:20 AM - Inside Pharrell & David Grutman's Goodtime Hotel In Miami Beach (9 minutes) ● 9:30 AM - This Iconic African Bird's Fight For Survival - Real Wild (21 minutes) ● 9:52 AM - World Whisky Day How Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey is Made (8 minutes) ● 10:00 AM - Alsarah and the Nubatones - Millennium Stage (57 minutes) ● 11:00 AM - The Great Fire of London - Episode 1: London Burns (45 minutes) ● 11:45 PM - The Great Fire of London - Episode 2: Death and Destruction (45 minutes) ● 12:30 PM - The Great Fire of London | Episode 3: A City Rebuilt (45 minutes) ● 1:15 PM - Gentle Yoga with Janet (45 minutes) ● 2:00 PM - Tidewater Classical Guitar: Ricardo Marlow Virtual Concert (60 minutes) - Live stream ● 3:00 PM - Chowning's Tavern: Colonial Williamsburg - Review and FULL Inside Tour (21 minutes) ● 3:25 PM - The Giant and Luxurious 1957 Imperial - Jay Leno’s Garage (33 minutes) ● 4:00 PM - Smithsonian Channel: Every Ancient Mummy Video in Our Archives (1 hour 13 minutes) ● 5:15 PM - The Limits of Learning: Kids in Crisis (13 minutes) ● 5:30 PM - The Water Crisis: National Geographic (45 minutes) ● 6:15 PM - Little Chicago: Phoebus in Photos Virtual Lecture (53 minutes) ● 7:10 PM - BBC Earth: Bizarre Bat Moments (13 minutes) ● 7:30 PM - Bach the European: Bach and the Creation of Modern Europe (1 hour 15 minutes) Sunday, May 16 ● 8:00 AM - Seated Dance with Karen (25 minutes) ● 8:30 AM - Easiest Way to Grow Potatoes: Seed to Harvest to Kitchen (24 minutes) ● 9:00 AM - Holy Eucharist Rite II with Rev. 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