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Programguide JUNE 2021 Estate of Roy Lichtensteinestate Roy Of PROGRAMguide JUNE 2021 Estate Lichtenstein Roy of AN IDEASTREAM PRODUCTION TUE, June 15 at 7:30pm on WVIZ/PBS Les Délices Les Rawpixel ShutterstockRawpixel A DIFFERENT KIND CLEVELAND OF COMING OUT OVATIONS TUE, June 22 at 10pm on 90.3 WCPN WED, June 2 – 30 at 8pm on WCLV 104.9 Ideastream Public Media PROGRAM GUIDE | JUNE 2021 ON THE COVER WVIZ/PBS 90.3 WCPN WCLV 104.9 WNYC Studios WNYC Estate of Roy Lichtenstein of Roy Estate Isabel & Roy A Different Kind Cleveland Ovations An ideastream Production of Coming Out Wednesdays at 8pm Tuesday, June 15 at 7:30pm Tuesday, June 22 at 10pm The music world has suffered Roy Lichtenstein shook-up Coming out means taking a during the pandemic, but New York in the early 1960s risk and sharing something concerts are beginning to by turning the lowly comic deeply personal with another happen again! Cleveland strip into art. But ten years person. In this episode Ovations’ excursions into local earlier, the Pop Art master of Nancy, the critically concertizing is blossoming was struggling to succeed acclaimed podcast about with the fruits of this renewed in Cleveland. Helping Roy find the queer experience, hosts activity. On June 2, Apollo’s his way was an Ohio woman Tobin Low and Kathy Tu Fire will present Elegance: with whom he fell in love share stories about different The Harper’s Voice. The June and married. She supported kinds of coming out. Two gay 16 program will feature Les him as her own star was men talk about what it’s like Délices performing Women rising as an interior decorator. to disclose their HIV status, of Genius. The month ends Tune in for this personal a young woman tracks down on June 30 with CityMusic story behind an American her queer role model and a Cleveland and their series art legend. Isabel & Roy is young man wants to save his recorded in the Shrine sponsored in part by the father’s life, even if it means Church of St. Stanislaus in William M. Weiss Foundation. a painful confrontation. Cleveland’s Slavic Village. STAY CONNECTED with Ideastream Public Media MEMBERSHIP CONTENTS 216.916.6116 • [email protected] AUDIENCE SERVICES PAGE 3 90.3 WCPN 216.916.6301 216.916.6161 877.399.3307 Schedule + Highlights [email protected]• • PAGE 5 WCLV 104.9 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Schedule + Highlights Contact Ed Sivillo: 216.916.6238 [email protected] PAGE 7 WVIZ/PBS • Schedule + Highlights MAJOR GIVING & PLANNED GIVING Contact Ella Fong: PAGE 23 WVIZ/PBS KIDS 216.916.6154 • [email protected] 24/7 Schedule + Highlights 1 Idea Center® – 1375 Euclid Avenue – Cleveland, OH 44115 A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CE0 Dear ideastream Members and Friends On the 20th anniversary year of our founding, we are excited to share some big news with you, our valued members, before it is revealed to the public this June. On June 15, we will be announcing to our entire community that ideastream is becoming Ideastream Public Media — the home of Northeast Ohio’s member-supported public broadcasting stations WVIZ, WCPN and WCLV. We will continue to be your source for trusted local journalism, inspiring stories and quality KEVIN MARTIN entertainment. President and CEO Ideastream Public Media Ideastream Public Media’s mission is to serve the people of Northeast Ohio as a trusted and dynamic multimedia source for illuminating the world around us. Our vision when our various stations were combined 20 years ago was that the whole would be greater than the sum of our parts — together, we would be stronger and be able to do more. Now, we are adapting that vision for the future by utilizing new technologies, growing our service and remaining committed to you. In addition, among a changing media landscape and divisions within our region, there are an increasing number of opportunities to bring people and conversations together. We will convene the community and bridge divides — not only through dialogue, but through innovative solutions and investments in local journalism. We will also continue to provide the local and national programming you rely on — including from PBS and NPR. Our transition to Ideastream Public Media is more than a name and logo change. It signals our evolution and symbolizes us coming together as a unified organization to strengthen our community. Thank you for your support as our journey continues. Ideastream Public Media 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 Public Media 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 JUNEFEATURES THE UNIVERSAL TITLE Tuesday, June 1 at 10pm Muhammed Ali was more than a silver-tongued boxer; he was a champion for Black empowerment and a defender of religious freedom. For all the ways that Ali’s life has been scrutinized, few have attempted to tell the story of what he valued most: his spiritual evolution. This program follows Ali’s America Abroad Media America Abroad journey from Christianity to Islam. INTELLIGENCE SQUARED SHOULD COVID-19 VACCINES KEEP THEIR PATENT PROTECTIONS? Tuesday, June 8 at 10pm India and South Africa have petitioned the World Trade Organization to suspend intellectual property protections for COVID-19 vaccines. These nations argue that developing nations are at risk of waiting years to get full access to the vaccines. But their opponents say suspending patent protections will Intelligence Squared Intelligence do little to speed up the manufacturing process. LIVING ON EARTH: JUNETEENTH SPECIAL Tuesday, June 15 at 10pm Tune in for this eco-justice special honoring Juneteenth, the annual holiday commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States. The program features black voices, such as Leah Penniman, who fights to dismantle racism while also inspiring Jamel Moseley Mel eMedia Jamel Moseley people of color to connect to the natural world. FROM VIOLENCE TO VOICE Tuesday, June 29 at 10pm The experience of violence is shaped by shame and silence. This program examines how silence and shame define the experience of violence for everyone involved: the victim, the perpetrator and the bystander, with a special focus on white bystanders and racist violence. Discover how speaking out and can become part of recovery for Safe Space Radio Safe both individuals and communities. 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 City Club 1PM Here & Now Wait Wait... 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