sign in sign up
<<
Home , Buckwheat Zydeco

Illinois State University ISU ReD: Research and eData

WGLT Program Guides Arts and Sciences

Spring 5-1-2012

WGLT Program Guide, May-June, 2012

Illinois State University

Follow this and additional works at: https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/wgltpg

Recommended Citation Illinois State University, "WGLT Program Guide, May-June, 2012" (2012). WGLT Program Guides. 242. https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/wgltpg/242

This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Arts and Sciences at ISU ReD: Research and eData. It has been accepted for inclusion in WGLT Program Guides by an authorized administrator of ISU ReD: Research and eData. For more information, please contact [email protected]. May - June 2012 Volume 113, Issue 3 E FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE E FREE FREE FREE FREE

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: • Drink the GLT Way • Sugar Creek Arts Festival Map • Take Our Survey , Austin Swing, Saturday, June 9th and Homegrown Blues 3:30 - 10:00 pm by GLT Events & Promotions Director Linda Healy music starts at 5:00 pm on the square in Downtown Bloomington You know summer is officially here when featuring: we close down a comer of downtown Bloomington, hoist the stage, and fill the Louisiana's Hottest Music summer air with incredible music. The Buckwheat Zydeco GLT Summer Concert is the best street party in town and it's a chance to hear Western Swing some up-and-comers alongside some Marshall Ford Swing Band tried-and-true bands. Thanks to our Local Blues Phenom generous sponsors, the concert is Matthew Curry & the Fury always FREE! Thank you to our generous lead sponsors: Specs Around Town Headliner Buckwheat Zydeco has been the unadulterated talent. His passion bursts Fox & Hounds Day Spa preeminent ambassador of Louisiana Creole from every pore; his fiery guitar licks will Ronda Glenn Law Offices dance music for more than 30 years. Hailing from Lafayette, leave you breathless; and he's surrounded Eastland Chiropractic and Stanley "Buckwheat" Dural, Jr. and his band bring the hot sauce to the himself with some amazing local talent to Wellness Center barbeque, with their smokin' zydeco and consummate musicianship. Buckwheat's round out the band. Supporting sponsors: long and storied career includes a stint in the 70s as 's organist Downtown Business Association ( which led to his taking up the accordion); opening for for his GLT Summer Concert grounds open at En sen berger Condo Association 1988 North American tour and at London's Royal Albert H all; and sharing 3:30 pm with a walk-around beer Mid-Illini Credit Union stages and/or recording with , , , and Ry garden and festival food vendors. Bring a Maguire's Cooder, to name a few. Read an interview with Buckwheat on page 4. lawn chair to set up on the street or old City of Bloomington courthouse lawn. Don't miss a visit to the Opening for Buckwheat, the Marshall Ford Swing GLT tent beside the stage to pick up the Band from Austin, TX, will simply charm you. Female latest GLT stuff ( see photos of our latest glassware on page 15), purchase artist CDs, and lead singer Emily Gimble is the granddaughter of Johnny get autographs. The Zoo Lady will be painting faces (kids of all ages welcome) starting Gimble, one of Bob Wills' original Texas Playboys. at 5:00 pm. That's when the music starts, so come early for lunch, get a good seat, and Her pure voice is a throwback to another era, while spend some time roaming the downtown Bloomington specialty shops, all within remaining young and hip. When they travel, the walking distance of the square. Many will offer specials and extended hours that day. quartet brings along a fiddle player and a sophisticated approach to Western swing that is just dam fun. GLT event volunteers have a blast - why don't you join us at one of our summer activities? You'll be supporting your favorite station when you do. The evening of outstanding music starts with one Call Events Director Linda Healy at (309)438-5083 to volunteer for: of our favorite hometown boys - literally. Matthew June 9 GLT Summer Concert Curry will have reached the ripe old age of 1 7 by the Bloomington - noon-11 pm time he takes the stage on June 9th and continues July 7-8 Sugar Creek Arts Festival to blow us away with his blues sensibilities and Normal - Sat: 10am-6pm, Sun: 11 am-Spm

-2- -3- tlie Buckwheat Zydeco interview JN: Well, you started out playing the organ with Clifton Chenier's band. GLT Summer Concert headliner BZ: Oh, from age nine I was onstage as an organist. Buckwheat Zydeco is led by the And I did play in Clifton's band for over two years, amazing accordion of Stanley Dural, Jr. but that was after I had my first band. At the time As proficient as Dural is on that I was heavy into R&B music, and my band traditional Creole instrument, he took consisted of fifteen musicians on stage, man. I did to it grudgingly. GLT Music Director that for five years and I decided to get out of it. I Jon Norton caught up with Stanley just needed to shake my brains out a little bit and "Buckwheat" Dural recently. see what direction I wanted to take. I got an invitation to join The King of Zydeco, JN: Stanley, I don't think we've seen Clifton Chenier, as an organist. See my daddy you 'round here in central Illinois would say, "you need to play the accordion'' and in awhile. I would say, "not no, but hell no!" (laughs) BZ: It has been awhile, but we'll be comin' to party with you! JN: Why not? BZ: Because I heard it all the time growing up! (laughs again) Back then, JN: Clifton Chenier, the "King of I thought the accordion was only for the elderly. My daddy couldn't stand my music, Zydeco" was a mentor of yours. How and I didn't like his. did you meet him? BZ: He was a friend of the family. Mat­ JN: Who were the people you were into? You know, the ones your father didn't like. ter of fact, he and my father was best of BZ: Well, my first and biggest influence playing the piano is a dear friend of mine ... friends, and he used to be in our home and the man who made so many people throughout the world happy, he was the two or three days a week. "fat man," Fats Domino. See, that's who I was listening to. Also, Little Richard. You see, I just wanted to boogie. And at the age of nine, I got my first organ. It was a Farfisa. JN: Was your father a musician as well? BZ: Sure was. He played the accordion, JN: But you ended up making a living playing the accordion. but he came from the "old school," and BZ: Well I played the organ for Clifton for two years, and I knew I was going to end before it was called "zydeco," it was called up playing the accordion, because there was so much energy, man. Clifton would "la-la." My dad played only two instru­ perform four hours non-stop and when he would say "good night," I wondered what ments - the accordion, and the wash­ he was doing, 'cause it felt like we had only played 30 minutes, or an hour. That's board. You know the original wooden how energetic it was. So when I got out of Clifton's band, I took nine months off washboard you washed clothes with? from the music business to learn the accordion. When I knew I could play a few songs on it, I started gathering musicians and formed my own band. At the same JN: Yeah, I do. time, I was working on my singing, 'cause I had never done that before. There BZ: I busted many a knuckle on those were a lot of real good singers here in southwest Louisiana, and it was C lifton who washboards washing clothes! But when pushed me, and I owe everything to him. I say he was a different type musician, he only performed for family entertain­ JN: We're sure looking forward to hearing you sing and play the accordion at the ment at home. So growing up I heard it GLT Summer Concert June 9th. in my home twenty-four/seven. I never BZ: I'm comin' to party with you, so make sure to bring TWO pairs of shoes, 'cause played it, but I heard it after breakfast, you may burn one out! before lunch, after dinner ... it really gave me the blues, man. See pg 2-3 for concert details. -4- -5- Often the Closest Parking is Bike Parking

In 2012, GLT's Good To Go™ is partnering with the Friends of Commuter Challenge the Constitution Trail to offer secure bike parking at four Good To Go Commuter Challenge Kick-off community events. Here's how it works: ride your bike to the Saturday, May 12 (challenge runs May 12-18) event and look for the Good To Go secure bike parking GLT and Good To Go™ encourage you to spend a week tracking your corral. A Friends of the Trail sustainable commutes, by joining the Commuter Challenge. volunteer will take your bike Carpooling, walking, biking, skate boarding, hopping the bus - and give you a claim number everything counts towards the challenge except driving alone. on a comfy wristband, so you Friends of the Trai l volunteers parking bikes. Participating could win you a $200 Visa gift card. can keep track of it. You enjoy the event for as long as you like, worry-free. When you've had your fill of Look for Good To Go at the opening day of the fun, return to the bike parking area, turn in your number and a volunteer will Downtown Bloomington Farmer's Market on May 12th where you can: bring you your bike. It's that simple and it's free! You can also leave your trunk, seat, or handlebar bag and helmet with the bike. While you're there, make sure • Ride your bike on the first day of the challenge. Park it for you get a Constitution Trail map and learn more about the Good To Go free in the Friends of the Constitution Trail secure bike corral. Commuter Challenge. • Register for the week-long Commuter Challenge and get a free Scheduled 2012 Bike Parking Events Good To Go water bottle, a certificate for a free Carl's Ice Cream cone, and a card good for one free B-NPTS Bus Ride. • Saturday, May 12 - Commuter Challenge Kick Off, Downtown Bloomington Farmers' Market • Sign up to win a free Good To Go messenger bag or sling backpack made of recycled materials. (Available for • Sat & Sun July 7 - 8 - Sugar Creek Arts Festival, Uptown Normal purchase too!)

• Sat & Sun August 25 - 26 - Sweet Corn Blues Fest, Uptown Normal • Explore a city bus. The Bloomington-Normal Public Transit System will let you get up close and personal as you board the bus, try out the seats, and practice using the bike racks on the front. 2011 Bike Parking Results The Friends of the Trail and Good To Go offered bike parking at all of • Test drive an electric Mistubishi "i" car. Good To Go is an EV the events listed above in 2011, as well as the IL. Sustainable Living & Town Partner. The Town of Normal will have two all-electric Wellness Expo on IWU's campu in April and the Ain't Nothing But The cars on display, one of which you can take for a spin Blues Festival at G.E. Park in Bloomington in July. Almost 1,100 bikes around the block. were parked (and many, many car trips were saved) during our 2011 season. We're looking forward to another season of making it easy for you to choose • Get a look at a working electric car-charging station, thanks easy and sustainable transportation to get to our community's events. to Plug-In Vehicle Solutions.

-6- -7- Sugar Creek Arts Festival Map Sugar Creek Festival Stage Artist booths run east on North Street Saturday, July 7 from Fell, around the roundabout, and Entertainment begins at 10:00 am with West on Beaufort to Linden. The music stage the Sugar Creek Cloggers. Live music from some of the best central Illinois has to offer is on Broadway at North Street with a shade from 11 :00 am - 4:30 pm tent for comfortable listening. Secure bike parking from Good To Go and The Friends Sunday, July 8 of Constitution Trail is just off the trail Live music continues from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm behind the GLT tent at the roundabout. Go to wglt.org for complete stage lineups.

MULBERRY ST. MULBERRY

.,, z m ::c m 0 0 z COLLEGE

NORTH STREET

Map Key = BOOTH 0 □ = FOOD VENDOR I ■ = SHADE TENT □ = LOCAL GROUPS

-8- -9- Drink up, GLT fans! ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE The latest cool GLT merchandise is all about FESTIVAL drinking. Whether it's a hot cup of coffee, a cold glass of beer, or a tall drink of water, we've got you covered. Shop on line at wglt.org, swing GLTNightat by the station M-F 9-5, or catch us at one of this summer's festivals to get yours. As You Like It Sunday, August 5, 2012 This 11-ounce, double-wall red porcelain mug looks just like the paper cup from your favorite 5:00 - 10:30 pm coffee shop. The black silicone lid helps keep your beverage hot or cold and prevents spills. The double wall traps air for insulation Ewing Manor and the silicone stopper on the bottom prevents water from entering the hollow Emerson & Towanda cavity when washing. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Printed in white with Bloomington, IL "I love public radio!" on one side and the GLT logo on the other. No handle. $49 Individually boxed, which makes them perfect to wrap up for a gift. They're fast becoming everyone's favorite coffee cup. $13/ea.

We're celebrating the 20th anniversary of Acousticity (Sundays 8:00 pm-mid­ night) all year long in 2012. This set of commemorative Acousticity pint glasses has been custom designed just for GLT. We asked 6 local artists to each draw one of the instruments depicted, to which they all graciously said yes. The set of six includes one each of a fiddle by Harold Boyd, guitar by Rick Ticket includes a Garlic Press Market Cafe picnic dinner Harney, banjo by Ken Holder, prepared especially for GLT and dessert from Carl's Ice upright bass by Tim Garvey, accordion by Jeff Little, and Cream; special entertainment from members of the ISF mandolin by Jan Holder. company as actors perform their favorite poems, monologues, They're all printed in black on and scenes from Shakespeare's canon; and garden tours assisted clear glass, with a few touches by GLT's Dean of Green Don Schmidt and Ewing Manor docents. of red on the accordion (just because host Bruce Bergethon Parking is available across Emerson Street at St. John's Lutheran Church. is a huge accordion devotee) and Please follow the sidewalk to the stoplight at Emerson and Towanda to cross each includes the artist name safely to the Festival grounds. Crossing guards will be on hand to assist you. beneath their drawing. Surrounding the drawing is Tickets are available only through the Festival box office by calling "Acousticity - 20 years of flexible (309)438-2535, or by secure link on.line from the events page of wglt.org folk" and the GLT logo. You're going to want a set for yourself If you need a special accommodation to fully participate in this event or and a bunch more for friends. have special dietary needs, please contact Linda Healy at (309)438-5083. They're that cool and they're Please allow sufficient time to arrange the accommodation. dishwater safe. $30/boxed set 6.

-10- -11- 1. How much do you read the GLT Guide? Check the best answer. Future of the GLT Guide OAllofit By GLT Events Director and Guide Editor Linda Healy 0 Most of it 0 Some of it For literally decades, we have proudly published our bi-monthly program guide 0 Very little of it as a way to keep you informed on everything GLT. Over those years, it has 0 Not at all evolved from a one-color listing of our on-air program schedule to a 24-page full-color magazine that includes performer interviewers and event information, l 2. How valuable to you are each of the follow ing kinds of information in the bios of GLT staffers and Friends Council profiles, information on various GLT Guide? Please rank each item, from 1 (don't use) to 5 (indispensable) weekly, annual, or one-time on-air programs and specials, and articles explaining a. Event details and ticket information b. Fund drive information the importance of our fund drive and donor thank yous. The GLT Guide regu­ c. Articles about GLT and/or NPR programs larly spotlights business supporters and includes program schedules for our main d. Interviews with GLT event artists/performers channel plus all of our HD channels and online streams. Once a year, we publish e. Profiles of GLT staff or Friends Council an annual report that lets you know that your public radio station continues to f. Recommended recordings remain strong and vital to this community. g. Program schedules and/or grids h. Information about GLT underwriters/sponsors Over the years, this publication has become unique in our industry. A full-color print piece of this scope is just too expensive for most public radio stations. That 3. How do you obtain the current GLT Guide? Check one. 0 It is mailed to my home or business has now become true of the GLT Guide as well. Like many other stations, we 0 I pick it up in the community (library, retail store, office, etc.) have decided that the expense of printing and designing the Guide is less important than maintaining our program services in a time of continuously 4. When GLT eliminates the paper version of the Guide, is it possible for you to increasing costs. Like you, we also want to use more sustainable, "greener" receive electronic communications from GLT? communication methods. In addition, we want to take more advantage of the 0 Yes No ease and intimacy of social media. For all of these strategic reasons, 2012 will be the last year GLT publishes the Guide in its current form. 5. We plan to send 10-12 communications per year in the form of an e-mail or electronic newsletter. How useful would electronic communications from GLT We plan on keeping you informed through electronic communications (e-mails be to you? Check the best answer. or e-newsletters) throughout the year and the occasional smaller print piece (post 0 Extremely useful card or flier) to make sure you're still kept in the know about all things GLT. 0 Very useful Please help us provide you with the kind of information you're looking for by 0 Moderately useful filling out the survey at right and mailing it back to us. Or, if you prefer, you can 0 Slightly useful fill it out online at wglt.org/guidesurvey. 0 Not at all useful j 6. If you would like to receive GLT electronic communications, please print Thank you for helping us make this transition - your input is always important to us. your e-mail address: ______

7. What would you like to see included in an electronic communication that Please return the completed form on the next page to WGLT by July 1, 2012. isn't possible on paper, or is currently not included in the GLT Guide? Mail to: WGLT - Guide Survey, Campus Box 8910, Illinois State University, Normal, IL 61790-8910. Or, you can take the survey online at: wglt.org/guidesurvey

-12- -13- Whatever GLT You Want, Whenever You Want It News&ldeas News and conversation, scheduled so you We've expanded our service to you by adding two more Web can listen when it's most convenient for you. streams that you can access anytime you like at wglt.org. Five Morning Edition airs longer weekday mornings, different streams in all. Any of them can be accessed at wglt.org Fresh Air is available three times weekdays, from the top right hand corner of any page of the site. It's the same This American Life repeats three times every great news, blues, jazz, and acoustic music that you've come to expect week. Other favorites are generously scheduled, from GLT. Now, at the click of a mouse, whenever you want. plus you can catch The World, Talk of the Nation, On Point, and other programs we Acousticity can't fit on our main channel. News and talk Celebrate Acousticity's 20th year as it leaps - immerse yourself in it around the clock on from a Sunday night folk program broadcasting News & Ideas. to central Illinois to a 24/7 stream heard world­ wide. Savor the whole spectrum of acoustic music, any time of any day. It's even more "flexible folk" online by clicking Acousticity. GLTFM Where it all began: our familiar mix of news, blues, and jazz, streaming worldwide. NPR news GLT Jazz Radio magazines air daily, GLT Jazz airs during the The GLT Jazz stream brings you the music you week, GLT Blues kicks in on the weekend, as crave. Classic jazz, new releases, jazz greats, do Wait, Wait, ... Don't Tell Me!, Car Talk, On and little-known gems - now it's all here for the Media, Radiolab, and other favorites. Award you, whenever the mood strikes. GLT Jazz winning local news and local music hosts around the clock, all day, every week. It's extraordinaire round out the service. what you've asked for and what you get when you click Jazz Radio.

Blues Radio 24/7 To quote blues lovers from around the world, "Blues Radio 24/7 is the best blues on the planet." You'll hear legendary blues artists and promising When you visit wglt.org for our Web streams, take a look around and let us newcomers, classic covers and brand new know what you think. Our new website is just a few months old and we'd releases, interviews and podcasts, all in the really like your feedback. E-mail your comments to [email protected]. inimitable GLT blues style. Blues Radio like it ought to be.

-14- -15- Underwriter Spotlight Underwriter Spotlight Ensenberger Condo Association Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum

For more than 10 years, the GLT Summer If you ask people in New The Concert has symbolically laid the welcome mat York if they've been to the for a season full of outdoor music in central top of the Empire State MarkTwain Illinois. Fans travel from miles around to sit on Building, you get a lot of Boyhood Home the lawn of the historic Courthouse Square in ''I'll get to it someday." You'll c::QjVluseum downtown Bloomington to soak up the sun, get much the same response the tunes and a few cold beverages. But for in St. Louis with the Arch, one lucky group of GLT fans, the commute is or Chicago with the Aquarium, Field Museum, or Art Institute. VERY short - it's literally at their front door! Chances are, you could say the same about central Illinois residents and The residents of the Ensenberger building in downtown Bloomington are so The Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum in Hannibal, Missouri. Called thrilled with this annual event, they contacted GLT to see how they could the "Father of American Literature," Mark Twain is a touchstone for all of help ensure it happens every June. After some discussions with the building's us -visiting where the stories began in this river town right on the Mississippi owners, and owners of the individual units, it was decided that sponsoring the is a sojourn you'll never forget. concert was a win-win for everybody. Among the eight buildings comprising the museum, you'll see where Samuel The Ensenberger building, designed by notable local architect, Arthur Clemens lived and learn about his childhood, the inspiration for many of Pillsbury, became an instant landmark in downtown Bloomington when it his stories. You can visit the Huck Finn House, Becky Thatcher home, the was completed in 1926, and for the next 70 years, served as the home of G.A. whitewashed fence, and view fifteen original Norman Rockwell paintings Ensenberger Furniture. From 1998 to 2004, the building stood vacant. In illustrating Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn's adventures. As you step 2005, Merle Huff purchased the building, finished the renovations designed back in time, you'll be surrounded by Hannibal's rich history and culture. by architect Russell Francois and began offering luxury condominiums in the heart of downtown. Who knows? Maybe next year the party will be in your If you need just a little more incentive to visit the museum, mark your front yard too! calendar for July 4th when former NPR Morning Edition host Bob Edwards will be giving a talk on his latest book, A Voice in the Box: Find out how at www.ensenberger.com. My Life in Radio. Two American legends in the same place - sounds like a memorable Independence Day.

Visit online and purchase tickets for Bob Edwards at www.marktwainmuseum.org

-16- -17- Fresh Ai r® and Fresh Ai r® Weekend GLTHD3 Host Terry Gross opens the window Underwriter Spotlight Westminster News& Ideas on contemporary arts and issues. Westminster Village online streaming at wglt.org GLT's Best Week Ever~ Village The best of our week wrapped As baby boomers begin to retire, All Songs Considered up in 30 minutes. they are finding a much greater NPR's guide to discovering new music below the radar, often Latino USA® array of retirement-living options than were available to their heard between stories on An award-winning English-language parents. Westminster Village Retirement Community has grown All Things Considered®. program produced from a Latino with the industry and helps bridge the gap between independent perspective. All Things Considered® living and a nursing home. NPR's newsmagazine, Living on Earth heard 7 days a week. An exploration of leading A locally owned and managed non-profit organization, Westminster environmental issues affecting Krista Tippett on Being™ the world we inhabit. Village strives to provide services that address the ever-changing Host Krista Tippett explores needs of central Illinois retirees. They offer a wide variety of living perspectives of spirituality, ethics, Morning Edition® options, from spacious duplexes and on-campus apartments, and morality through intelligent NPR's weekday morning to licensed assisted living and full-time skilled nursing care. conversation. newsmagazine. Starting an hour earlier on GLT HD3. Westminster Village offers a compassionate hand to help with the Bob Edwards Weekend transition through all stages of aging. One of public radio's most Only A Game® recognizable voices guides a NPR's weekly sports magazine with Beyond providing an appropriate lifestyle for its residents, two-hour interview showcase, Bill Littlefield. highlighting the lives and work Westminster Village plays an important role in central Illinois by On Point of 3 to 5 interesting guests. supporting organizations like GLT that enrich the community. They Host Tom Ashbrook helps unite value the programming provided by GLT and NPR and understand The Business distinct and provocative voices with passionate discussion. Listener it's an important part in the lives of their residents as well, many of Host Kim Masters looks deep inside the business of entertainment. calls are welcome. whom are also individual contributors to GLT. Car Talk® On The Media® Brooke Gladstone and Bob Garfield For more information, visit www.westminstervillageinc.com Imagine the Marx Brothers answering questions about explore how information and media automobiles. Tom and Ray affect our culture. Magliozzi host. PRl's The World Conversations from Host Lisa Mullins utilizes a global the World Cafe® reporting team to bring home A weekly radio magazine of one-of-a-kind international stories. musician interviews and performances. Radiolab It's technicolor radio. ]ad Abumrad The Diane Rehm Show and Robert Krulwich interview, argue, imagine, and discover Design and printing made possible by State Fann Insurance Company. Recycled Paper with Soy Inks ® A lively mix of current events Priming by BOP!. and interviews with authors. hidden connections. -18- -19- State Week in Review (SWIR) Host Bill Wheelhouse moderates GLTLT HD 3 News & Ideas online streaming at wglt.org a panel discussion analyzing the Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday week in Illinois state government 4am 4am and politics. Radio Lab This American Life Latino USA Sam Talk of the Nation® Being SWIR A link between the headlines and 6am what's on people's minds. Morning Edition Only A Game On The Media GLT News & Ideas on HD3 7am Tell Me More Host Michel Martin welcomes guests for a dialogue about important issues Weekend Edition facing the country. 9am WaitWait ... Don'tTell Me!® This American Life® The oddly informative news quiz show On Point A new kind of radio storytelling from NPR. 11 am The Treatment 11 am that documents and describes Car Talk Weekend Edition®Saturday Fresh Air The Business contemporary America. 12 pm 12pm and Sunday WaitWait Tell Me More Don 't Tell WireTap The Treatment NPR's weekend morning newsmagazine. 1pm 1pm This American Film Critic Elvis Mitchell gives Life Sound Opinions the "treatment" to some of the WireTap Talk of the Nation 2pm Only A Game Conversations most influential and innovative Listen for Jonathon Goldstein's World Cafe 3pm forces creating movies and popular monologues and phone chats with a 3pm All Songs Radio Lab GLTBestWeek art and entertainment. roster of funny storytellers. All Things Considered 4pm All Things Considered 5pm 5pm Fresh Air On The Media Bob 6pm Edwards 6pm Weekend GLTHD2 PRl's The World Living On Earth 7pm 7pm All Blues all the time All Things Considered All Things Considered 8pm on line streaming at wg/t.org Fresh Air Car Talk Weekend 9pm 9pm Monday 6:00 am and 6:00 pm: WaitWait The Diane Rehm Show Sound Opinions Don'tTell GLT 24/7 Blues on HD2 10pm 10pm New Music Monday Conversations This American World Cafe Life 11 pm Wednesday 6:00 am and 6:00 pm On Point All Songs Radio Lab GLT Best Week and Saturday 7:00 pm: 12am 12am Fresh Air Being Talkin'Blues Weekend Fresh Air 1 am 1 am Sound GLT blues On The Media GLT Music Director Jon Norton Opinions 2am Talk of the Nation 2am has conversations with your favorite RADi024/7 Conversations World Cafe Car Talk 3am blues artists including Janiva Magness, All Songs 3am Tell Me More WaitWait Buckwheat Zydeco, and . GLT Best Week Don'tTell

-21- DAILY PROGRAMMING MONDAY-FRIDAY 0 Morning Edition SUNDAY GLT o AMERICAN 5:00am - 9:00am o ooo o PUBLIC MEDIA" Fresh Air Weekend 89.1€103.5 FM 0 GLT Jazz 5:00am - 6:00am Normal Peoria 9:00am - 4:00pm . Krista Tippett On Being® 9:00pm - midnight (except Fri) 6:00am - 7:00am All Things Considered® Weekend Edition Mon day Tues day Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 4:00pm - 6:00pm OVERNIGHTS Sam Sa m 7:00am - 9:00am Fresh Air Fresh Air SUNDAY-THURSDAY On The Media Weekend This American Life" 6:00pm - 7:00pm GLT Jazz 6a m 9:00am - 10:00am Only A Game Being midnight - 5:00am Morning Edition 7a m WEEKLY PROGRAMMING On The Media 10:00am - 11:00am FRIDAY-SATURDAY MONDAY Weekend Edition Radiolab GLT Blues Piano Jazz midnight - 5:00am 9am 9 am 7:00pm - 8:00pm 11:00am - 12:00pm This American Car Talk Life SwingTime·· GLT Blues 10 am Wait Wait 8:00pm - 9:00pm 12:00pm - 6:00pm Don't Tell Me On The Media GLT FEATURES 11 am American Routes·· TUESDAY Dean of Green'"* Sound Opinions Radiolab 6:00pm - 8:00pm Fri 8:49am & 4:49pm 1 Radio Deluxe 2pm Acousticity 7:00pm - 9:00pm News in Review GLT Jazz 8:00pm - midnight Sat 7:34am Sun 8:34am WEDNESDAY Center Stage Date Book* Sat 8:34am Sun 1:34am 7:00pm - 9:00pm NEWS&TALK GLT Blues Poetry Radio* THURSDAY NPR Newscasts 4pm Hourly during ME, ATC, . Tue, Thu 10:00am & 10:00pm Radio Munson Sun 10:00pm 7:00pm - 9:00pm Fresh Air, Weekend Ed1t1on, All Things Considered On The Media, Only A uncommon Knowledge* 6p m 6 pm FRIDAY Game, Fresh Air Weekend Mon 7:37am Daily at 12:01pm, 9:01pm, Fresh Air American GLT Blues *these programs available 7p m Routes 7:00pm - 5:00am 12:07am Piano Jazz as podcasts at www.wglt.org Radio Center Radio Sat, Sun, 5:01pm 8pm 8pm SwingTime Deluxe Stage Munson SATURDAY StarDate I On The Media® 5:58am 9p m 5:00am - 6:00am LOCAL MUSIC HOSTS Acousticity GLT Newcasts Only A Game Laura Kennedy M-F 6:06am, 6:33am, 6:00am - 7:00am 7:06am, 7:33am, • GLT Jazz M-F 9am-7pm Weekend Edition" • SwingTime- Mon 8-9pm GLT Blues 8:06am, 8:33am, 12am 7:00am - 9:00am 12:04pm, 3:54pm, Jon Norton Car Talk® 4:30pm, 5:04pm, 5:30pm • GLT Jazz M-Thu 1-4pm GLT Jazz 9:00am - 10:00am • GLT Blues Sat 4-Bpm Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me! Don Munson . Radio Munson·· Thu 7-9pm GLT 10:00am - 11:00am Chrissie Strong Jazz Sound Opinions • Center Stage Wed 7-9pm 11:00am - 12:00pm Frank Black GLT Blues • GLT Blues Fri lpm-12am s am Sam 12:00pm - 5:00am Sat noon-4pm See all our NPR News & Ideas Sun noon-4pm Online streaming at wglt.org program descriptions and Bruce Bergethon schedule on pgs 19- 21. • Acousticity Sun Bpm-12am GLT Guide is published bi-monthly by WGLT-FM Campus Box 8910, Illinois State University, Normal, IL 61790-8910 -22- -23------

Illinois State University Campus Box 8910 Normal, IL 61790-8910

Listener Line E-mail (309) 438-8910 [email protected]

Main Office Web site (309) 438-2255 www.wglt.org Programming/News (309) 438-2394 Membership facebook. (309) 438-3581 Underwriting (309) 438-2257