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Programguide MARCH 2021 PROGRAMguide MARCH 2021 AMERICAN MASTERS: FLANNERY & TWYLA THARP Flannery: Joe McTyre / Twyla Moves: Bill King AMERICAN MASTERS: FLANNERY & TWYLA MOVES TUE, March 23 at 8pm & FRI, March 26 at 9pm on WVIZ/PBS Intelligence SquaredIntelligence :Sharon Cantillon Roger Mastroianni, / IS AMERICA STILL A INTERNATIONAL MODEL FOR THE WORLD? WOMEN’S DAY TUE, March 9 at 10pm on 90.3 WCPN MON, March 8 on WCLV 104.9 ideastream PROGRAM GUIDE | MARCH 2021 ON THE COVER WVIZ/PBS 90.3 WCPN WCLV 104.9 New York Historical Society Historical York New Intelligence Squared Intelligence American Masters American American Masters: Is America Still a Model for International Women’s Day Flannery & Twyla Moves the World? Monday, March 8 Tuesday, March 23 at 8pm & Tuesday, March 9 at 10pm In 1908, 15,000 women Friday, March 26 at 9pm When Trump supporters marched in the streets to American Masters premieres stormed the U.S. Capitol and demand higher pay, shorter two new episodes in honor halted the Electoral College hours and voting rights. of Women’s History Month! certification, European This led to the declaration Flannery uncovers the world of leaders decried the violence of National Women’s Flannery O’Connor, a literary and called on the president Day in 1909. The day is icon whose provocative work to allow the peaceful transfer celebrated worldwide under was unlike anything published of power. Meanwhile, China, the auspices of the United before. Twyla Moves explores Russia, Venezuela and Iran Nations, falling on March 8. Twyla Tharp’s career through questioned the legitimacy of WCLV 104.9 will spend the glimpses at the modern Western democratic values. day presenting the work dance pioneer’s process. In the wake of this, can of women composers and With insight and originality, America remain the world’s performers. Also, tune in this series illuminates the model for democracy? Tune in for interviews with some journeys of America’s most for this stimulating discussion of Northeast Ohio’s most enduring artistic giants. from Intelligence Squared. prominent women in music. DAILY EMAIL NEWSLETTER Keep up with the latest news impacting Northeast Ohio, along with a daily arts and culture break. SUBSCRIBE: ideastream.org/noonish 1 Idea Center® – 1375 Euclid Avenue – Cleveland, OH 44115 A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CE0 Dear ideastream Members and Friends The ideastream March program guide is filled with powerful programs, many of which honor Women’s History Month. Listen to the women who have made significant contributions to classical music on WCLV 104.9. Hear inspirational stories on 90.3 WCPN, including recollections from Eleanor Roosevelt’s granddaughter. WVIZ/PBS honors women with two new episodes from American Masters and more. I want to thank you again for your membership and support. We KEVIN MARTIN hope you enjoy everything ideastream offers the community and will President and CEO consider making an additional gift during our March membership ideastream campaigns. You can do so at ideastream.org/support. Thank you, STAY CONNECTED with ideastream CONTENTS MEMBERSHIP page 90.3 WCPN 216.916.6116 • [email protected] 3 schedule + highlights AUDIENCE SERVICES WCLV 104.9 General questions and feedback for ideastream: 5 schedule + highlights 216.916.6301 216.916.6161 877.399.3307 [email protected]• • WVIZ/PBS 7 schedule + highlights SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Companies and organizations benefit from underwriting. WVIZ/PBS KIDS Channel Contact Ed Sivillo: 23 24/7 schedule + highlights 216.916.6238 • [email protected] MAJOR GIVING & PLANNED GIVING 24 ideastream Education Contact Ella Fong: 216.916.6154 [email protected] • 25 Your Valued Membership IDEASTREAM EDUCATION Contact Amiee Collier: 216.916.6424 • [email protected] MISSION ideastream is a trusted and dynamic multimedia source for illuminating the world around us. ideastream does not sell, rent or share your contact information with other organizations except for necessary and normal operations such as mailing membership publications, notices and contribution requests, etc. However, to assist in building contributions from the community, ideastream does periodically exchange names and addresses of its contributors with like-minded nonprofit organizations who may contact you by mail. If you prefer that the station not exchange your contact information, simply email [email protected] or call us at 216.916.6100. 2 MARCHFEATURES WITNESS WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH Tuesday, March 2 at 10pm The BBC World Service presents remarkable stories of women’s history, told by the women who were there. Selected from its Witness program, tune in for moving, inspiring and even outrageous stories about a few of the most important women in living memory. Hear recollections from Eleanor Roosevelt’s granddaughter, meet a woman who ran a secret school for girls in Afghanistan under the Taliban BBC World ServiceBBC World / Witness and more. A CHANGE OF WORLD Tuesday, March 23 at 10pm Discover how a generation of women radically changed American poetry during the Women’s Movement of the 1960s and 70s. In the face of continuing sexism in the literary establishment, women poets began forming their own informal communities through readings, magazines, bookstores, workshops and mentorships. Learn about this movement from poets who participated, including Sharon Olds, Judy Grahn, Sonia Sanchez and Susan Griffin. Nathan Kawanishi Narrated by Meryl Streep. WRITER’S VOICE WOMEN OF THE CIVIL WAR Tuesday, March 30 at 10pm Author Karen Abbott talks about her book Liar, Temptress, Soldier, Spy, which tells the story of four courageous women of the Civil War who made history. The program also features a powerful interview with Lois Leveen, author of The Secrets of Mary Bowser. Bowser, an African American ex-slave, served as a Union spy inside The Secrets of Mary of The Secrets Bowser the Confederate White House. 3 Missed the latest NPR hourly newscast? Find it and more at wcpn.org. 90.3 WCPN PROGRAMSCHEDULE wcpn.org/schedule MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 5AM BBC Weekend BBC Weekend 6AM Travel with Fresh Air Rick Steves Weekend Morning Edition 7AM Planet Money/ The Takeaway How I Built This Weekend 8AM Weekend Edition Weekend Edition 9AM Saturday Sunday The Sound of Ideas® 10AM Wait Wait… On the Media Don’t Tell Me! 1A 11AM This American Ask Me Another Life NOON The Moth New Yorker 12:30 Radio Hour Here & Now City Club 1PM Wait Wait... TED Radio Hour Don’t Tell Me 2PM Fresh Air Innovation Hub Radiolab Science 3PM Friday The World Freakonomics It’s Been a Minute 4PM Snap Judgement Reveal 5PM All Things Considered ATC Saturday ATC Sunday 6PM 6:30 Marketplace The Pulse Inside Europe 7PM All Things Considered Live Wire Hungarian 7:30 The Daily 8PM Jazz Night in German The Takeaway America 9PM The Sound of Ideas® Polish 10PM Climate One Special Latino USA Hidden Brain Living on Earth Jazz Network 11PM Fresh Air Jazz Network MIDNIGHT 1AM Jazz Network Jazz After 2AM Hours BBC Jazz World All Night 3AM Service BBC World Service 4AM Jazz Happening Now ADDED Thank you to the following foundations for generously providing general operating support to 90.3 WCPN: Anonymous • The Bernheimer Family Fund of the Cleveland Foundation • Conway Family Foundation David and Inez Myers Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio • David and Lindsay Morgenthaler Fund • George W. Codrington Charitable Foundation • Giant Eagle Foundation • The Higley Fund of the Cleveland Foundation Horizons Donor Advised Fund • Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation • Joyce M. and Herbert W. Stielau Foundation • The Lincoln Electric Foundation • Lloyd L. & Louise K. Smith Memorial Foundation • The Lubrizol Foundation • The Murch Foundation • Paintstone Foundation • Patricia Jansen Doyle Fund of the Cleveland Foundation • The Perkins Charitable Foundation • Ralph E. and Barbara N. String Fund • The Sam J. Frankino Foundation • The S.K. Wellman Foundation • S. Livingston Mather Charitable Trust Visit ideastream.org/noonish to sign up for our midday email newsletter called Noon(ish). You’ll get our Morning Edition host’s take on local news and top selections from ideastream and NPR. 4 MARCHHIGHLIGHTS ST. PATRICK’S DAYWednesdays at 8pm Wednesday, March 17 Believe it or not, it now appears that the first St. Patrick’s Day parade in the New World was held in the Spanish settlement of St. Augustine in Florida, on March 17, 1601, according to contemporary records recently discovered in the Archivo General de Indias in Seville, Spain. The 17th century documents also mentioned cannon fire in honor of the saint, and named Patrick as patron saint of the Floridian maize fields. This year, WCLV 104.9 marks Saint Patrick’s Day not with cannon fire, but with a fusillade of Irish music all day long. Tune in for tunes by Irish composers Charles Stanford, Victor Herbert, Hamilton Harty and Turlough O’Carolan, plus plenty of traditional melodies performed by the likes of John O’Conor, Sir James Galway, Kathie Stewart and the Robert M Reel / Shutterstocki M Reel Shaw Chorale. METROPOLITAN OPERA Saturdays at 1pm The Metropolitan Opera remains shuttered for the rest of the 2020–2021 season, but the silver lining of that dark cloud is the continuing series of significant archival Met Opera programs heard each Saturday afternoon WCLV 104.9. In March, the Met revisits four operas: Saturday, March 6: Bizet’s Carmen (2019) [pictured] Saturday, March 13: Handel’s Giulio Cesare (2013) Saturday, March 20: Rossini’s Barber of Seville (2017) Saturday, March 27: Marty Opera Sohl / Metropolitan Mozart’s Don Giovanni (2019) Want to receive monthly WCLV 104.9 programming and event news via email? 5 Sign up for the monthly e-newsletter at ideastream.org/email. WCLV 104.9 PROGRAMSCHEDULE wclv.org/schedule MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 6AM Musica Sacra Concierto Music & Spoken Word with 7AM Frank Dominguez Pipedreams with Michael Barone Classical Music with Jacqueline Gerber 8AM With Heart and Voice Performance Today Weekend 9AM If It Ain’t Baroquee..
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