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wgbh.org The Warrior Tradition | 12 College Behind Bars | 21 New WGBH News Podcasts | 26 ON AIR, ONLINE, ON THE GO MEMBER GUIDE | NOVEMBER 2019 Where to Tune in From the President TV A Path Forward erseverance. Resolve. A single-mindedness that P drives individuals to forge ahead and achieve something meaningful despite the odds against them. We admire those who persist for their tenacity and focus to achieve their goals. Digital broadcast FiOS RCN Cox Charter (Canada) Bell ExpressVu Comcast This month, WGBH’s Frontline series proudly presents the US broadcast WGBH 2 2.3 2 2 2 2 2 284 premiere of a film by a woman who personifies perseverance. For Sama, one WGBH 2 HD 2.1 802 502 602 1002 782 819 of the most decorated theatrical documentaries of the year, is an intimate yet WGBX 44 44.2 16 44 14 804 21 n/a epic journey into Waad al-Kateab’s experience of love, motherhood and sur- WGBX 44 HD 44.1 801 544 n/a n/a n/a n/a vival during the Syrian conflict. Over the course of five years during the upris- ing in rebel-held Aleppo, Waad got married and gave birth to her daughter World 2.2 956 473 94 807 181 n/a Sama—all while fighting for her dream of a free Syria and filming the human Create 44.3 959 474 95 805 182 n/a suffering around her. WGBH Kids 44.4 958 472 93 n/a 180 n/a Waad directed the film with Edward Watts, whose Emmy Award-winning Boston Kids & n/a 22 n/a 3 n/a n/a n/a 2015 Frontline documentary Escaping ISIS exposed the brutal treatment of Family (Boston only) Yazidi women under the repressive rule of the Islamic State. “With Waad and Channel numbers and availability may vary by community. Contact your provider for Edward’s poignant storytelling and remarkable access, For Sama reveals the toll more information. of the Syrian war through the unforgettable perspective of a young mother,” Comcast subscribers can access selected WGBH programs on WGBH On Demand. says Frontline Executive Producer Raney Aronson-Rath about the film, which Go to Comcast 1, choose Get Local, then Local Networks. For more programs, earned the prestigious Golden Eye prize at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival. go to Comcast 1 and choose History & Nature, then PBS-WGBH. Closer to home, we witness the resolve of men and women in an Upstate New York prison who are transforming their lives through education. In College Behind Bars (page 21), filmmaker Lynn Novick follows a dozen inmates as they work to earn degrees in Radio one of the most rigorous and 89.7 WGBH, Boston’s Local NPR® effective prison education pro- wgbhnews.org 89.7 HD1 grams in the country. Jazz 24/7 Online on wgbh.org/jazz247 Best known for history films directed with creative 99.5 WCRB classicalwcrb.org partner Ken Burns, Lynn 99.5 Boston-NH, 89.7 HD2 Boston, 96.3 Beacon Hill, 88.7 Providence, embarks on her solo directorial 90.1 HD2 Cape and Islands debut with nearly 400 hours of cinema vérité footage distilled into a four-part WCAI Cape, Coast and Islands NPR® Station documentary. She shows the program participants—most of whom did not capeandislands.org finish high school—wrestling with the same difficult texts as undergraduates 90.1 Martha’s Vineyard, 91.1 Nantucket, 94.3 Brewster, 89.7 HD3 at nearby Bard College but ultimately mastering a wide range of disciplines. All stations are available for streaming on wgbh.org/radio. In the nearly 20 years since the Bard Prison Initiative began, more than 500 alumni have been released from prison, and fewer than 4% have gone back— an extremely low recidivism rate. “This film challenges conventional wisdom about education and incarcer- Stay Connected ation, and raises questions we urgently need to address,” Lynn says. “What WGBH Member Hotline 617-300-3300 ultimately is prison for? Who in America has access to educational opportunity? weekdays 9am–5pm, [email protected] Who among us is capable of academic excellence? How can we break the cycle of recidivism? How can we have justice without redemption?” 24-Hour Program Feedback Line 617-300-5200 Please join us for a special screening and discussion with Lynn and Leadership Circle Member Line 617-300-3505 program alums of the Bard Prison Initiative at the Boston Public Library on [email protected] Tuesday, Nov. 5. Register for this event at wgbh.org/events. Ralph Lowell Society Hotline 617-300-3900 We are inspired by those who persevere. In this month of giving thanks, [email protected] we are grateful for the support you give us, which allows us to share these Local Corporate Sponsorship and Advertising 617-300-3783 powerful stories. [email protected], wgbh.org/sponsorship Mailing address for gifts and correspondence WGBH Membership, PO Box 55875, Boston, MA 02205-8264 Jon Abbott All this and more at wgbh.org 1 Member Discounts and Events WGBH PerksConnect: Thanking you every day! Now your member benefits are better than ever. Register today at wgbhperksconnect.com, and start saving with your favorite local and national retailers. Stories from the Stage: Boston Book Fair A Christmas Celtic Sojourn Next Stop Don’t miss the 43rd annual Boston Travel adventures begin the moment we International Antiquarian Book Fair—the arrive at a gate, train platform or bus stop. annual gathering for book lovers of all Join us on Thu, 11/7, 7–9pm in the WGBH stripes. Studios in Brighton when these storytellers Exhibitors from take us around the world to reunite with all over the long-lost loved ones, relocate to new places world will be or visit bucket-list destinations. Tickets are selling rare and $20. You must be at least 21 with a valid ID collectible to attend this event. Info: wgbh.org/ books, maps, One of the true highlights of New events. atlases, fine England’s holiday performance calendar, and decorative A Christmas Celtic Sojourn returns once prints, and again to Boston, Worcester, Rockport and interesting ephemera. The fair runs from Providence, Rhode Island. Now in its Fri, 11/15 to Sun, 11/17, at the Hynes second decade, this annual concert created Convention Center in Boston. Join us for by WGBH’s Brian O’Donovan reflects the The Graphic Revolution, an overview of diverse offerings of his weekly national the graphic novel and comic culture, on radio program, A Celtic Sojourn, plus some Sun, 11/17. WGBH PerksConnect members of the best musicians, singers and dancers receive $10 off on the Preview Tickets from the Celtic world on stage together for Fri, 11/15 using the online code in one of the region’s favorite holiday WGBH. Free admission on Sat, 11/16 and traditions. Join the fun Wed, 12/11 to Sun, 11/17. Info: 617-266-6540, Sun, 12/22. Times and locations vary. Info: bostonbookfair.com. wgbh.org/events. Photo credits: Cover: Drone footage from Hamza Alkateab/Mahmoud Rashwani. Page 1: © 2018 Scott Indermaur, all rights reserved; Courtesy Paradise City Arts Festivals WGBH Holiday Auction of Skiff Mountain Films. Page 2: Patricia Alvarado Nunez/WGBH; First Meet the 175 Ring in the season with the 11th annual Edition, 1932, courtesy of the Brattle Book Shop; Vic Dvorak; Laura Zindel; curated exhibi- WGBH Holiday Auction. There is something WGBH Creative. Page 3: Courtesy of WILD KRATTS; 9 Story Media Group. Page 8: Courtesy of Matthew Murphy; Jim Scherer for WGBH; Russell tors from across for everyone—weekend getaways, Leven / BBC Studios. Page 9: Courtesy of Brinkhoff/Moegenburg. America at dream vacations, dining packages, gift Page 10: Courtesy of ANTIQUES ROADSHOW for WGBH, © WGBH 2019; Metro Boston’s cards and more. Beginning the day Courtesy of APT; Courtesy of Lee Durrell - Durrell Archives. Page 11: Courtesy of WGBH; Daniel Duncan; Courtesy APT and America's Test leading show before Thanksgiving, from Wed, 11/27 to Kitchen. Page 12: Courtesy of NARA. Page 13: © Steve Bloom Images / and sale of fine Mon, 12/9, bid on and win hundreds of Alamy Stock Photo; The Louvre. 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