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Brazos Valley Public Broadcasting Foundation • One Bear Place #97296 • Waco, Texas 76798-7296 KWBU-TV Highlights We Shall Remain: Mondays, April 13 - May 11 at 8:00 p.m. – “The Master of Life has appointed this place for us on which to light our fi res, and here we shall remain.” Tecumseh () – hey were charismatic pivotal moments in U.S. history from and forward the Native American perspective. WE thinking, imaginative SHALL REMAIN airs Mondays, April and courageous, 13 - May 11 at 8:00 p.m. on KWBU-TV. compassionateT and resolute, and, Beginning in the 1600s with the at times, arrogant, vengeful, , who used their alliance and reckless. For hundreds of with the English to strengthen their years, Native American leaders position in Southern New England, and from , Tecumseh, and ending with the bold new leaders of the Tenskwatawa, to , 1970s, who harnessed the momentum , and Fools Crow of the Civil Rights Movement to forge valiantly resisted expulsion a pan-Indian identity, WE SHALL Shawnee warrior Tecumseh, from their lands and fought portrayed by actor Michael Greyeyes REMAIN upends two-dimensional (pictured) rose to become one of the extinction of their culture. of American Indians as the greatest American leaders of all Sometimes, their strategies were simply ferocious warriors or peaceable time. With his brother, the prophet militaristic, but more often they Tenskwatawa, Tecumseh organized lovers of the land. were diplomatic, spiritual, legal, the most ambitious pan-Indian Chris Eyre, director of the fi rst three resistance movement ever mounted and political. to defend the American Indian way of episodes of WE SHALL REMAIN, life. The second episode of the fi ve- From PBS’s acclaimed history series, has been involved with the series part miniseries is a story of strength, AMERICAN EXPERIENCE, in pride and pronounced courage. from its onset. “You can’t understand association with Native American in the 21st century if you don’t CREDIT: ©LARRY GUS Public Telecommunications (NAPT), understand the Native experience,” he comes WE SHALL REMAIN, a says. “What connects these fi ve fi lms ground-breaking mini-series and is the resolve of their characters. This provocative multi-media project country is founded on people striving, that establishes Native history as an being tenacious and moving forward… essential part of American history. Five this is a look at that, through Native 90-minute documentaries spanning eyes.” three hundred years tell the story of Also this month:

400 Years of the Telescope Great Performances a the Met: Green Builders Airs Thursday, April 16 at 8:00 p.m. Lucia di Lammermoor Airs Sunday, April 19 at 9:30 p.m. Airs Wednesday, April 15 at 8:00 p.m. This visually stunning program chronicles a This program profi les a cast of green building sweeping journey, from 1609, when Galileo Anna Netrebko is the doomed heroine and pioneers who have taken the leap into revealed mankind’s place in the galaxy, to Marius Kwiecien is her unfeeling brother in making their part of the “built environment” today’s thrilling quests to discover new worlds Donizetti’s opera. a more energy-effi cient and environmentally in the universe. Pictured: An actor portrays CREDIT: KEN HOWARD/METROPOLITAN OPERA friendly place. Pictured: The Willow School in Galileo peering through his telescope. Gladstone, New Jersey.

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KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 2 JEAN-MICHEL COUSTEAU: OCEAN ADVENTURES

Wednesdays, April 8 & 22 at 7:00 p.m. – Jean-Michel Cousteau and the Ocean Adventures Team Explore the Human Connection to Beluga and Orca Whales – raveling to extreme locations around the globe to reveal the mysteries of the ocean and its con- nection to our human world, Jean-Michel Cousteau and his team of explorers return to PBS with two new expeditions in the PBS environmental series JEAN-MICHEL COUSTEAU: OCEAN AD- VENTURES. Combining science and discovery with expert storytelling and astonishing high- definitionT footage, “Sea Ghosts” (beluga whales) airs Wednesday, April 8, 2009, 7:00-8:00 p.m.; “Call of the Killer Whale” (orcas) airs on Earth Day, Wednesday, April 22, 2009, 8:00-10:00 p.m. on KWBU-TV. “Sea Ghosts” is narrated by Anne Heche. Chris Noth narrates “Call of the Killer Whale.” Peabody and Emmy Award-winner Jean-Michel Cousteau, son of Jacques Cousteau, travels to the furthest reaches of the globe to bring viewers the latest information about two of the most appealing marine mammals on earth, the beluga and the orca. He and his acclaimed diving team, which includes his son, Fabien, his daughter, Celine, and collaborator Holly Lohuis, explore a thrilling scene of natural beauty, learn about efforts to protect these whales from the threats posed by human activities and climate change, and come face to face with the friendly and ferocious inhabitants of the deep. Cousteau is no stranger to killer whales. His work to re- introduce into the wild the killer whale Keiko, of Free Willy fame, is documented in hour one of “Call of the Killer Whale,” along with the evolution of his thinking about how best to protect orcas. Cousteau also visits frigid Arctic waters to view fi rsthand how beluga whales — whose Cook Inlet population was added to the list of endangered species in October 2008 — are now being protected in some places by the indigenous tribes who once hunted them nearly to extinction. In each program, Cousteau explores the connection between the world under the sea and the inter-dependency of the species with humans. Cousteau demonstrates how human behavior on land has brought about changes in both the beluga and orca populations’ ability to survive. But these great sea creatures have much to teach humans as well, and the Cousteau team points to several hopeful signs in the movement to protect these species. April 8: “Sea Ghosts” (beluga whales) There are places on this planet where it’s a marvel that anything survives. But in the cold Arctic waters of the far north, the sea is alive with sound. The canaries of the sea are singing. They’re beluga whales, named from the Russian word for “white ones.” They’re an evolutionary surprise — a warm-blooded mammal in a numbingly cold sea. Resembling curious ghosts, these intelligent mammals use one of the most complex sonars of any animal. April 22: “Call of the Killer Whale” (orcas) The most complex marine species on the planet, our counterparts in the sea, are the orca, the rulers of the ocean. They are the most widely distributed marine mammal in the world. Their realm extends from the Arctic to the Antarctic. Orcas, also called killer whales, number fewer than 100,000 worldwide, and learning more about them is a global endeavor for Cousteau and his team of explorers, who travel to both the northern and southern hemispheres as they seek out killer whales in the Atlantic and Pacifi c oceans.

3 KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE APPALACHIA: A HISTORY OF MOUNTAINS AND PEOPLE

As a new administration fl oats bold plans for the country’s infrastructure, are visualizing a 21st-century version of Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New Deal. To many, FDR’s Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) epitomizes the ambitious projects of that time. As the trucks rolled into Appalachia, FDR’s Works Progress Administration dispatched staff Closed Captioning photographers to document the lives of the “forgotten If you have questions about closed Americans” served by the TVA. Their silvery images of captioning on KWBU's programs, please sad-eyed miners and gaunt children remain our reference contact: point for Appalachia. Clare Paul PBS’ new and unprecedented history of the people and nature of this storied region, however, offers a more KWBU-TV Station Manager complex picture. Appalachia’s mountains are some of the Phone: (254) 710-7884 oldest in the world and feature one of the most diverse Fax: (254) 710-3874 ecosystems on the planet. The area has also seen massive exploitation of both people and nature in the name of Email: [email protected] the industrial revolution. APPALACHIA: A HISTORY Mail: One Bear Place #97296 Waco, TX OF MOUNTAINS AND PEOPLE, a ground-breaking 76798-7298 four-part series airing Thursdays, April 9-23 & May 7, 9:00-10:00 p.m. on KWBU- TV, travels through time and ENTERTAINMENT ACTS NEEDED FOR terrain to uncover the depth of WACO CULT UR AL ARTSFEST the Appalachian story. With Academy Award-winning KWBU, Central Texas Public Media, is looking actress Sissy Spacek as for entertainment acts for children to perform on narrator, magnifi cent visuals, the KWBU Kid’s Stage during the Waco Cultural colorful stories and insightful ArtsFest, September 19-20. Children’s acts lasting interviews with experts like author Barbara Kingsolver 30-minutes to one-hour are invited to perform on and Pulitzer Prize-winning the KWBU Kids’ Stage during the ArtsFest at scientist E.O. Wilson, the cast Indian Springs Park in downtown Waco. of scientists, historians and artists weaves a surprising If you have a talented young star or an tale that twists and climbs entertainment act for children, contact Roxie like a remote mountain road. Collier at 254.710.7883 or email [email protected].

KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 4 KWBU-TV Prime Time Schedule

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10:00 Foreign Exchange (S)(CC) existing in the landscapes of daily life 1 WEDNESDAY with John Malkovich. (S)(CC) 7:00 Coming Home: Military Families 10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC) Cope with Change 11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC) 6 MONDAY A salute to service members who have 7:00 Antiques Roadshow returned from war with injuries features 4 SATURDAY Sesame characters. (S)(CC) Chattanooga, TN (pt 2) (S)(CC) 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show 8:00 Annie Oakley: American 7:30 All the Way Home Musical Memories (S)(CC) The inner experiences of coming home Experience from war are conveyed through the eyes 8:00 Classic Gospel Examines the dramatic life of an icon of an Iraq veteran. (S)(CC) I’ll Fly Away (S)(CC) who forever changed ideas about the abilities of women. (S)(CC) 8:00 Jerusalem: Center of the World 9:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC) 9:30 As Time Goes By 9:00 House of Life: The Old Jewish Jean decides to pay Lionel a surprise Cemetery in Prague visit, but fi nds him with one Denise on his arm. (S)(CC) 10:00 Austin City Limits The Arcade Fire (S) 11:00 Blues Divas Mavis Staples (S)(CC) 5 SUNDAY A concise history of the Holy City at 7:00 Nature the center of Christianity, Islam and Judaism is presented. (S)(CC) This cemetery reminds visitors of the indomitable spirit of a people 10:00 Spain...On the Road Again determined to honor their past. (S)(CC) Rockstar Surprise in Catalunya - Claudia and Gwyneth drive through Barcelona at 10:00 Rick Steves’ Europe night. Mario and Gwyneth grill a Catalan Vienna (S)(CC) feast. (S)(CC) 10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC) 11:00 Charlie Rose 11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC) 2 THURSDAY 7 TUESDAY 7:00 Hour 7:00 Nova Weston Project (pt 1) (S)(CC) 8:00 Hersheypark: Sweet Memories Frogs: The Thin Green Line - As A look at the history of the world- amphibian species vanish off the face famous park includes a sweet ride of the Earth, scientists attempt to save through the chocolate factory. those they can. (S)(CC) 9:00 Out of Faith 8:00 Masterpiece Classic The story of four years in a family’s Little Dorrit (pt 2) - The tale of a family struggle with interfaith marriage is and the people they encounter on their chronicled. (S)(CC) way from rags to riches and back again. (S)(CC) 10:00 Desert Speaks Finding the Fault in ’s Desert 9:30 Coming Home: Military Families (S)(CC) Cope with Change Doctors’ Diaries (pt 1) - Seven doctors A salute to service members who have whose medical careers have been 10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC) returned from war with injuries features documented since 1987 are interviewed 11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC) Sesame characters. (S)(CC) one last time. (S)(CC) 10:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC) 3 FRIDAY 8:00 Frontline 10:30 As Time Goes By Black Money - A new crackdown against multi-national companies involved in 7:00 Week (S)(CC) Alistair, Lionel’s agent, is keen on Jean. international bribery is investigated. (S) She responds to his attentions to get 7:30 Now On PBS (S)(CC) (CC) back at Lionel. (S)(CC) 8:00 Bill Moyers Journal (S)(CC) 11:00 Polis Is This: Charles Olson and 9:00 Independent Lens 9:00 McLaughlin Group (S)(CC) Milking the Rhino - A look at wildlife the Persistence of Place preservation focuses on rural Africans Behold the extraordinary possibilities 9:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack (S)(CC) engaging in community-based

5 KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE KWBU-TV Prime Time Schedule continued conservation. (S)(CC) 9:00 McLaughlin Group (S)(CC) 13 MONDAY 10:00 Tracks Ahead 9:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack (S)(CC) 7:00 Antiques Roadshow Japan’s Meitetsu Railroad (S)(CC) 10:00 Foreign Exchange (S)(CC) Chattanooga, TN (pt 3) (S)(CC) 10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC) 10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC) 8:00 We Shall Remain: American 11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC) Experience 11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC) After the Mayfl ower - Decades of English 8 WEDNESDAY immigration and lethal epidemics 11 SATURDAY brought the Indians to the brink of 7:00 Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show disaster. (pt 1)(S)(CC) Adventures Easter (S)(CC) Sea Ghosts - The expedition team 9:30 We Shall Remain: American explores the habits and the environment 8:00 Classic Gospel Experience of the white beluga whale. (S)(CC) Canadian Homecoming (S)(CC) After the Mayfl ower – repeat (S)(CC) 8:00 American Masters 9:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC) 11:00 Lost Bird of Wounded Knee A Lakota child survives the massacre 9:30 As Time Goes By only to suffer a life of abuse when Alistair, Lionel’s agent, is keen on Jean. adopted by a white couple. (S)(CC) She responds to his attentions to get back at Lionel. (S)(CC) 11:30 Waila! Making the People Happy This native instrumental music features 10:00 Austin City Limits accordion, saxophone, electric , Femi Kuti (S) and drums. (S)(CC) 11:00 Blues Divas Odetta (S)(CC) 14 TUESDAY 7:00 Nova 12 SUNDAY Doctors’ Diaries (pt 2)- A look at the 7:00 Nature struggles and progress of doctors whose Andes: The Dragon’s Back - Examine the medical careers have been followed mountain range’s diverse ecosystems, since 1987. (S)(CC) Glass: A Portrait of Philip in Twelve including a large ice fi eld, a desert and 8:00 Frontline/World Parts - An eventful year in the career geysers. (S)(CC) and personal life of the distinguished Children of the Taliban - Examines the composer Philip Glass. (S)(CC) 8:00 Masterpiece Classic increasing infl uence of the Taliban in Pakistan and South Korea’s internet 10:00 Spain...On the Road Again addiction. (S)(CC) From the Sublime to the Surreal - Mario and Claudia cruises around Barcelona 9:00 Independent Lens and visit La Boqueria market with Taking Root: The Vision of Wangari rocker Michael Stipe. (S)(CC) Maathai - Maathai lead rural Kenyan women to plant trees to address the 11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC) problems from a degraded environment. (S)(CC) 9 THURSDAY 10:00 Tracks Ahead 7:00 This Old House Hour Young Guns of Steam (S)(CC) Weston Project (pt 2) (S)(CC) 10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC) 8:00 Curious Mister Catesby 11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC) This scientist and artist studied the North American wilderness prior to the Little Dorrit (pt 3) - The tale of a family American Revolution. (S)(CC) 15 WEDNESDAY and the people they encounter on their 9:00 Appalachia: A History of way from rags to riches and back again. 7:00 Planet Forward Mountains and People (S)(CC) Time and Terrain - The Appalachian 9:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall Mountain region’s unique mosaic of Special (S)(CC) plant, animal and early human life are explored. (pt 1) (S)(CC) 10:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC) 10:00 Desert Speaks 10:30 As Time Goes By Chilean Wines: A Way of Life (S)(CC) Jean and Lionel plan a picnic with Judy and Alistair in hopes that they will hit it 10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC) off together. (S)(CC) 11:00 Charlie Rose 11:00 David Broza at Masada: The 10 FRIDAY Sunrise Concert This historic special features Scientists and policy makers discuss 7:00 Washington Week (S)(CC) international composer, guitarist and ideas for America’s energy future, singer David Broza. The concert is submitted by citizens. (S)(CC) 7:30 Now On PBS (S)(CC) performed at the site of the ancient 8:00 Bill Moyers Journal (S)(CC) fortress of Masada in the southern 8:00 Great Performances at the Met Israeli desert. (S)(CC) Lucia di Lammermoor - Anna Netrebko

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plays the fragile heroine of Donizetti’s 8:00 Masterpiece Classic Poisoned Waters - Focuses on the opera, presented as a Victorian ghost Little Dorrit (pt 4) - The tale of a family conditions of our waterways and the story. (S) and the people they encounter on their rising hazards to human health and eco- systems. (S)(CC) 10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC) way from rags to riches and back again. (S)(CC) 10:00 Living On: Remembering The 11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC) 9:30 Green Builders Holocaust Profi les pioneers who are making a Follows the efforts to interview all of 16 THURSDAY part of the “built environment” a more the Holocaust survivors and liberators 7:00 This Old House Hour energy effi cient place. (S)(CC) living in Tennessee. (S)(CC) Weston Project (pt 3) (S)(CC) 10:30 As Time Goes By (S)(CC) 11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC) 8:00 400 Years of the Telescope 11:00 Swimming in Auschwitz Focuses on the telescope’s impact on 22 WEDNESDAY astronomy and the three historical periods in its development. (S)(CC) 9:00 Appalachia: A History of Mountains and People New Green World - Explores the region from the Revolutionary War to the relocation of the people in 1831. (pt 2) (S)(CC) 10:00 Desert Speaks Penguins in a Patagonia Desert (S)(CC) 10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC) Jewish women recall the spiritual 11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC) resistance they maintained against the Nazis while imprisoned. (S)(CC) 17 FRIDAY 7:00 Washington Week (S)(CC) 20 MONDAY 7:00 Secrets of the Dead Blackbeard’s Lost Ship - Weapons, 7:30 Now On PBS 7:00 Antiques Roadshow timbers and personal effects shed light On Thin Ice - David Brancaccio explores Grand Rapids, MI (pt 1)(S)(CC) on the ship’s demise and the pirate’s the environmental causes behind the 8:00 We Shall Remain: American downfall. (S)(CC) world’s fast-disappearing glaciers. (S) Experience (CC) 8:00 Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Tecumseh’s Vision - Tenskwatawa’s Adventures 8:30 Bill Moyers Journal (S)(CC) spiritual revival movement tried to Call of Killer Whales - The team visits create an Indian Nation and stop white 9:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack (S)(CC) the Atlantic and Pacifi c oceans to expansion. (pt 2) (S)(CC) explore the most complex marine 10:00 Foreign Exchange (S)(CC) 9:30 We Shall Remain: American species, the orca. (S)(CC) 10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC) Experience 10:00 Global Focus: The New 11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC) Tecumseh’s Vision – repeat (S)(CC) Environmentalists 11:00 Charles Banks Wilson, Portrait of Robert Redford narrates a look at 18 SATURDAY An American Artist environmental activists who try to This 88-year old Fayetteville man’s safeguard Earth’s resources. (S)(CC) 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show admiration for Native American culture Spring (S)(CC) 10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC) is evident in his work. (S)(CC) 11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC) 8:00 Classic Gospel 11:30 Stories in Stone Gaither Homecoming Tour: Live from The Narragansett Tribal stonemasons (S)(CC) 23 THURSDAY built stone walls that wind picturesquely 9:00 Keeping Up Appearances (CC) through New England. (S)(CC) 7:00 This Old House Hour Weston Project (pt 4) (S)(CC) 9:30 As Time Goes By Jean and Lionel plan a picnic with Judy 21 TUESDAY 8:00 Kilowatt Ours: A Plan to Re- and Alistair in hopes that they will hit it 7:00 Nova Energize America off together. (S)(CC) Car of the Future - Tom and Ray Problems caused by energy production Magliozzi of NPR’s “Car Talk” examine are examined and people using energy 10:00 Austin City Limits conservation are explored. (S)(CC) Van Morrison (S) new technologies and ideas in the world of cars. (S)(CC) 9:00 Appalachia: A History of 11:00 Blues Divas Bettye LaVette (S)(CC) 8:00 Frontline Mountains and People Mountain Revolutions - Recalls how land grabbers poisoned a region once 19 SUNDAY renowned for its restful spas and noble 7:00 Nature character. (pt 3) (S)(CC) The Loneliest Animals - Scientists 10:00 Desert Speaks attempt to breed endangered species, Patagonia’s Cultural Trail: From the including Yangtze turtles and Sumatran Coast to the Andes (S)(CC) rhinos. (S)(CC)

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10:30 Tavis Smiley (S)(CC) Concert hits, live in 1977 and 1978. (S)(CC) The emotionally evocative 11:00 Charlie Rose (S)(CC) performs “Let the River Run,” “What A 28 TUESDAY Wonderful World” and more. (S)(CC) 24 FRIDAY 7:00 Celtic Woman: The Greatest 8:00 Masterpiece Classic 7:00 Washington Week (S)(CC) Journey Little Dorrit (pt 5) - The tale of a family Highlights of the musical ensemble’s 7:30 John Wooden: Values, Victory and and the people they encounter on their performances are intertwined with Peace of Mind way from rags to riches and back again. stunning images of Ireland. (S)(CC) (S)(CC) An inspiring combination of biography 9:00 Chris Botti in Boston and lecture, the program highlights the 9:30 As Time Goes By Reunion Special The jazz instrumentalist performs with life and accomplishments of the Wizard John Mayer, Josh Groban, Steven Tyler of Westwood and presents Wooden and the Boston Pops. (S)(CC) offering his own guide to achieving greatness in life. (S)(CC) 10:30 Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon 9:00 Great Performances Live: Pulse The progressive rock heroes perform their seminal 1973 album from start to fi nish live in 1994. (S)(CC) 29 WEDNESDAY 7:00 Best of Skelton This program features classic Skelton slapstick routines and characters in Jean’s anticipation for grandchildren is full color, along with hilarious guest much to her husband Lionel’s dismay. appearances. (S)(CC) Judi Dench stars. (S)(CC) 11:30 Life Lessons from Onslow: A 8:30 John Denver: A Song’s Best Friend Keeping Up Appearances Special Hit Man: David Foster and Friends - The Onslow teaches a “successful legendary producer is celebrated with relationships” course. Will clips from the performances by Celine Dion, Josh show to support his views? (S)(CC) Groban and other stars. (S)(CC) 11:00 Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon 27 MONDAY Live: Pulse 7:00 Eckhart Tolle: Awakening in the The progressive rock heroes perform Now their seminal 1973 album from start to fi nish live in 1994. (S)(CC) Rare footage from concert 25 SATURDAY performances of this acclaimed songwriter, performer and 5:30 Victor Borge: 100 Years of Music & humanitarian. (S)(CC) Laughter Rita Rudner narrates a collection of the 10:00 Yanni Voices: Live from the Forum entertaining performer’s funniest and in Acapulco most memorable skits. (S)(CC) Four exciting new vocalists perform enchanting compositions with Yanni’s 7:00 Lawrence Welk: God Bless world-class orchestra. (S)(CC) America Executive Producer Bob Allen and Welk Star Mary Lou Metzger are featured on 30 THURSDAY this special. (S)(CC) Dr. Betty Sue Flowers puts the 7:00 My Music: 50’s Pop Parade Robert Goulet hosts 1950’s music and 9:30 Classic Gospel Special Edition phenomenon in to context from a personal and a cultural perspective. (S) memories with Jerry Vale, Kay Starr, Bill Gaither hosts performances by (CC) The Four Aces and more. (S)(CC) George Beverly Shea, Larnelle Harris, CeCe Winans & Sandi Patty. (S)(CC) 8:00 We Shall Remain: American 9:00 American Soundtrack: Doo Wop’s 11:30 Carole King: Welcome to My Living Experience Greatest Hits A compilation of favorite moments from Room - In 1838, thousands of Cherokee died while being forcibly Doo Wop 50, Rock, Rhythm and Doo An intimate, unadorned glimpse into relocated from the southeast to Wop and Red, White and Rock. (S)(CC) the “living room” of one of the greatest . (pt 3) (S)(CC) songwriters in history. (S)(CC) 11:00 Sweet Soul: Stax/Volt Revue – Live 9:30 Great Performances in 1967 26 SUNDAY Vivere: Andrea Bocelli Live in Tuscany - Considered by soul music fans to be The superstar returns to his native Italy one of the greatest lineups of artists to 5:00 My Music: 50’s Pop Parade for a concert of his greatest hits along ever grace the concert stage, this show Robert Goulet hosts 1950’s music and some new songs. (S)(CC) features stunning performances by Otis memories with Jerry Vale, Kay Starr, Redding, Sam and Dave, Eddie Floyd, The Four Aces and more. 11:30 Billy Joel: Live Arthur Conley, The Mar-Keys and the The legendary songwriter performs legendary Booker T. & The MGs. (S)(CC) 7:00 Company of Voices: Conspirare in “Only the Good Die Young” and other

KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 8 KWBU-TV Daytime Schedule

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6 AM Curious George Fitness Show Body Electric Power Yoga Thomas & Friends

6:30 AM Martha Speaks

7 AM Super Why! Curious George Biscuit Brothers

Clifford the Big Red Mama Mirabelle’s 7:30 AM Sid the Science Kid Dog Home Movies

Wunderkind Little 8 AM Martha Speaks Super Why! Amadeus**

Ribert & Robert’s Lomax: Hound of 8:30 AM Clifford the Big Red Dog Wonderworld Music

9 AM Big Comfy Couch Wishbone Hands on: Crafts 9:30 AM Electric Company for Kids

10 AM Biz Kid$ Dragon Tales Burt Wolf

10:30 AM Anamalia WordWorld Everyday Food

11 A M A Place of Our Own Julia Child

11:30 A M McLaughlin Group Los Ninos en Su Casa Victory Garden

John McLaughlin’s New Yankee NOON Made in Spain Ciao Italia Taste This!+ Jacques Pepin One on One Workshop

Waging War on Cancer Central Texas P. Allen Smith’s 12:30 PM Garden Paths Garden Smart Victory Garden This Old House with Paula Zahn * Gardener Garden Home

Best of The Joy of Scheewe Art Beauty of Oil 1 PM State of Tomorrow Jerry Yarnell Terry Madden Ask This Old House Painting Workshop Painting

Martha’s Sewing 1:30 PM Texas Monthly Talks Fons and Porter Sewing with Nancy Needle Arts Studio Quilt in a Day Hometime Room

2 PM Living Smart Woodwright’s Shop

Mister Rogers’ 2:30 PM Design: e2 Franny’s Feet Barney & Friends Motorweek Neighborhood

Texas Parks & 3 PM Arthur Wildlife Antiques Roadshow Central Texas 3:30 PM WordGirl Gardener

Beads, Baubles and 4 PM Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman Electric Company One Stroke Painting Jewels

Glass with Vicki 4:30 PM Cyberchase Quilting Arts Payne

5 PM Knit & Crochet Today Maya & Miguel Scrapbook Memories

Bake Decorate Woodturning 5:30 PM Nightly Business Report Celebrate! Workshop

America’s Test 6 PM America’s Heartland Kitchen Newshour with Jim Lehrer 6:30 PM Wild Chronicles Cook’s Country

*Shaken (4/19);+Nick Stellino Cooking with Friends (sts 4/16;**Zula Patrol (sts 4/25)

9 KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE KWBU-TV Overnight Schedule

1 WEDNESDAY Jewish Cemetery in Prague 1:00 Great Performances at the 2:00 Jean-Michel Cousteau: 4:00 Antiques Roadshow Met “Lucia di Lammermoor” Ocean Adventures “Call of 12:00 Frontline “Sick Around 3:30 Independent Lens “Taking Killer Whales” A m e r i c a ” 9 THURSDAY Root: The Vision of Wangari 4:00 Secrets of the Dead 1:00 Nova “Last Extinction” Maathai” “Blackbeard’s Lost Ship” 2:00 American Experience 12:00 American Masters “Glass: A 4:30 From the Top at Carnegie “Jonestown: The Life and Portrait of Philip in Twelve Hall Special Death of Peoples Temple” Parts” 25 SATURDAY 3:30 PBS Previews We Shall 2:00 Independent Lens “Milking 17 FRIDAY 12:30 Now On PBS Remain the Rhino” 1:00 Bill Moyers Journal 4:00 Antiques Roadshow 3:00 Frontline “Black Money” 12:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 Appalachia “Mountain “Chattanooga, TN” (pt 1) 4:00 Nova “Doctors’ Diaries” (pt 1:00 Appalachia “New Green Revolutions” (pt 3) 1) World” (pt 2) 3:00 Antiques Roadshow 2 THURSDAY 2:00 From the Top at Carnegie 4:00 This Old House Hour 10 FRIDAY Hall Special 12:00 Jerusalem: Center of the 2:30 Great Performances at the World 12:00 This Old House Hour 26 SUNDAY Met “Lucia di Lammermoor” 2:00 Independent Lens 1:00 Appalachia “Time and 1:00 Frontline “Poisoned Waters” “Recycle” Terrain” (pt 1) 18 SATURDAY 3:00 Washington Week 3:30 PBS Previews We Shall 2:00 American Masters “Glass: A 3:30 Now On PBS Remain Portrait of Philip in Twelve 12:00 Washington Week 4:00 Bill Moyers Journal 4:00 Nova “Last Extinction” Parts” 12:30 Now On PBS “On Thin Ice” 4:00 Jean-Michel Cousteau: 1:30 Bill Moyers Journal 27 MONDAY Ocean Adventures “Sea 2:30 From the Top at Carnegie 3 FRIDAY 1:00 Ghosts” Hall Special 12:00 This Old House Hour 1:30 U: Basso Profundo 3:00 Antiques Roadshow 1:00 Out of Faith 2:00 Jean-Michel Cousteau: 11 SATURDAY 4:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 Jerusalem: Center of the Ocean Adventures “Call of World 12:00 Washington Week 19 SUNDAY Killer Whales” 4:00 Coming Home: Military 12:30 Now On PBS 4:00 Secrets of the Dead Families Cope with Change 1:00 Bill Moyers Journal 12:00 Nova “Doctors’ Diaries” (pt “Blackbeard’s Lost Ship” 4:30 PBS Previews We Shall 2:00 Appalachia “Time and 2) Remain Terrain” (pt 1) 1:00 Frontline/World “Children of 28 TUESDAY 3:00 Antiques Roadshow the Taliban” 1:00 Animusic 4:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 From the Top at Carnegie 4 SATURDAY 1:30 Antiques Roadshow Hall Special 12:00 Washington Week 2:30 Masterpiece Classic “Little 12 SUNDAY 2:30 Washington Week 12:30 Now On PBS Dorrit” (pt 5) 3:00 Now On PBS “On Thin Ice” 1:00 Bill Moyers Journal 12:00 Nova “Doctors’ Diaries” (pt 4:00 Nature “Crash: A Tale of Two 4:00 Bill Moyers Journal 2:00 Out of Faith 1) Species” 3:00 Antiques Roadshow 1:00 Frontline “Black Money” 20 MONDAY 4:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 400 Years of the Telescope 29 WEDNESDAY 3:00 Washington Week 12:00 PBS Previews We Shall 12:00 Frontline “The Released” 3:30 Now On PBS Remain: American 5 SUNDAY 1:00 Nova “Alien from Earth” 4:00a Bill Moyers Journal Experience 12:00 Nova “Last Extinction” 2:00 We Shall Remain: American 12:30 Masterpiece Classic “Little 1:00 Frontline “Sick Around Experience “Trail of Tears” 13 MONDAY Dorrit” (pt 4) America “ (pt 3) 2:00 Green Builders 2:00 History Detectives 12:00 Masterpiece Classic “Little 3:30 Tuba U: Basso Profundo 3:00 Appalachia “New Green 3:00 Washington Week Dorrit” (pt 3) 4:00 Antiques Roadshow World” (pt 2) 3:30 Now On PBS 1:30 From the Top at Carnegie 4:00 Planet Forward 4:00 Bill Moyers Journal Hall Special 30 THURSDAY 2:00 American Masters “Glass: A 12:00 Cry for Help Portrait of Philip in Twelve 21 TUESDAY 6 MONDAY 1:00 Legacy of War Parts” 12:00 We Shall Remain: American 12:00 Masterpiece Classic “Little 2:00 Independent Lens “At Home 4:00 Jean-Michel Cousteau: Experience “Tecumseh’s Dorrit” (pt 2) in Utopia” Ocean Adventures “Sea Vision” (pt 2) 1:30 PBS Previews We Shall 3:00 Frontline “The Released” Ghosts” 1:30 Antiques Roadshow Remain 4:00 Nova “Alien from Earth” 2:30 Masterpiece Classic “Little 2:00 Jerusalem: Center of the 14 TUESDAY Dorrit” (pt 4) World 5/1 FRIDAY 4:00 Nature “The Loneliest 4:00 Coming Home: Military 12:00 We Shall Remain: American Experience “After the Animals” Families Cope with Change 12:30 Animusic Mayfl ower” (pt 1) 4:30 PBS Previews We Shall 1:00 Appalachia “Power and 1:30 Antiques Roadshow 22 WEDNESDAY Remain Place” (pt 4) 2:30 Masterpiece Classic “Little 12:00 Frontline “Poisoned Waters” 2:00 Cry for Help) Dorrit” (pt 3) 2:00 We Shall Remain: American 7 TUESDAY 3:00 Legacy of War 4:00 Nature “Andes: The Dragon’s Experience “Tecumseh’s 12:00 Annie Oakley: American 4:00 Secrets of the Dead “Voyage Back” Vision” (pt 2) Experience of the Courtesans” 3:30 From the Top at Carnegie 1:00 Antiques Roadshow 15 WEDNESDAY Hall Special 2:00 Masterpiece Classic “Little 12:00 Frontline/World “Children of 4:00 Antiques Roadshow Dorrit” (pt 2) WEEKDAYS 3:30 PBS Previews We Shall the Taliban” 23 THURSDAY Remain 1:00 Nova “Doctors’ Diaries” (pt 5-6 am Children’s 4:00 Nature “Frogs: The Thin 2) 12:00 Jean-Michel Cousteau: Programming Green Line“ 2:00 We Shall Remain: American Ocean Adventures “Call of Experience “After the Killer Whales” WEEKENDS Mayfl ower” (pt 1) 2:00 Frontline “Poisoned Waters” 8 WEDNESDAY 5-6 am Children’s 3:30 From the Top at Carnegie 4:00 Nova “Car of the Future” 12:00 Frontline “Black Money” Hall Special Programming 1:00 Nova “Doctors’ Diaries” (pt 4:00 Antiques Roadshow 24 FRIDAY 1) For more complete listings of 2:00 Annie Oakley: American 12:00 This Old House Hour 16 THURSDAY our Overnight Schedule, visit our Experience 1:00 Appalachia “Mountain 3:00 House of Life: The Old 12:00 Planet Forward Revolutions” (pt 3) website at www.kwbu.org.

KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 10 KWBU DIGITAL PROGRAM SERVICE

KWBU-DT: KWBU has combined the programming on KWBU-TV with the PBS HD programming to create KWBU-DT. (Time Warner & 1004, Grande channel 4 & 404, over-the-air with an antenna channel 34.1)

Create: a channel celebrati ng the life-enriching endeavors of cooking, painti ng, craft ing, home improvement, collecti ng and travel (Time Warner channel 156, Grande channel 173, over-the-air with an antenna channel 34.2)

V-me: the fi rst Spanish-language public television network created for America’s Lati no families (Time Warner channel 459, Grande channel 189, over-the-air with an antenna channel 34.4)

COMING HOME: MILITARY FAMILIES COPE WITH CHANGE

esame Workshop, the nonprofit edu- cational organization behind Sesame Street, is producing, in association S with David Letterman’s production company Worldwide Pants Incorporated and Lookalike Productions, a new PBS primetime special, Coming Home: Military Families Cope With Change, featuring Queen Latifah, John Mayer and Elmo. This half-hour special tells stories of service members who return home with injuries, visible and invisible, and explores the heroic struggles their families face in discovering a new way of finding a “new normal.” It salutes the extraordinary courage and strength of these military families and of- fers the general public a powerful glimpse into what they often must endure. The special will air on KWBU-TV on Wednesday, April 1, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, April 5 at 9:30 p.m. in conjunction with April as the “Month of the Military Child.”

Sesame Workshop has spent the past two years creating outreach materials to help military families with young children cope with deployments, homecomings and changes. In 2007, the Workshop produced a PBS primetime special, When Parents are Deployed, with Cuba Gooding, Jr., which was honored with an Emmy nomination.

11 KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE KWBU-Create Saturday Marathons In April on Create™ TV Spend your Saturdays with themed marathons Create™ TV ’s Saturdays are fi lled with a full day of how-to programs focusing on a specifi c theme. Explore a country, from history to food. Prepare for a holiday, from traditions to recipes. There’s a Create Saturday to fi t any lifestyle. See marathon descriptions below. April 4: South American Adventures From the Amazon to the Andes, South America is a land of natural wonders, intense fl avors, and vibrant people. Intrepid tour guides Rudy Maxa and Art Wolfe will make the punishing climb up the magnifi cent Andes, while the Grannies on Safari dance to a Latin beat in Buenos Aires. This quick jaunt to the Southern Hemisphere will have you craving ceviché and humming the Bossa Nova.

April 11: Spring Has Sprung Everything’s coming up roses with a tour of what makes springtime so special. Jeff Nathan will teach you some unique recipes for Passover, and Burt Wolf goes on an international Easter egg hunt. Enjoy a colorful stroll through a fl ower garden when P. Allen Smith welcomes the season’s fi rst bloomers. When the snow melts and the birds start singing, spring is in the air!

April 18: It’s Not Easy Being Green In honor of Earth Day, we’re taking a look at what’s new and exciting in the world of environmentally-friendly homemaking. Katie Brown and Jamie Durie have kid-friendly craft and garden projects, and Vicki and Sloan show you how to green your home with style. It’s time to celebrate Mother Earth.

April 25: Take the Cake Create wants to bring a little more sweetness and whimsy into your Spring days. We’ll show you how to bake up some extraordinary confectionaries with Julia Child and Christina, design delicious cakes for special occasions with Katie Brown and Jeff Nathan or a treat that’s sure to make someone special smile. What a fun and tasty way to spend a day.

About Create™ TV More often called “ Do-it-yourself,” the program genres seen on Create™ TV include viewers' favorite public television series and specials on cooking, travel, arts and crafts, gardening, home improvement and other lifestyle interests. The programs seen on Create™ TV come from American Public Television, The National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA) and Public Broadcasting Service (PBS). Create™ TV was launched to serve viewers’ increasing interest in “do-it- yourself” programs and was designed for round-the-clock broadcast of the most popular lifestyle and how-to programming seen on public television – where lifestyle programming got its start! Watch KWBU’s Create™ TV twenty-four hours a day seven days a week on Time Warner channel 156, Grande Communications channel 173, or over-the-air with an antenna channel 34.2. For a complete program listing or for more information about Create™ TV , visit www.createtv.com.

KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 12 KWBU Underwriters KWBU-TV Underwriters KWBU-FM Underwriters V-me Highlights America’s Heartland BAYLOR UNIVERSITY COLLEGE APRIL 2009 TEXAS FARM BUREAU OF ARTS & SCIENCES Arthur Páginas: The BAYLOR/WACO FOUNDATION BIRD-KULTGEN FORD Times CLIFTON FOUNDATION hosted by Marian del la Fuente Big Comfy Couch Fridays at 7:30 pm (repeat SHIPLEY DO-NUTS COOPER FOUNDATION Saturdays at 6 pm) Charlie Rose DAVID SCHLEICHER A weekly program that includes CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK DR. CHIA LIEN WANG political, social, economic, cultural and entertainment Eat This! HANKAMER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, MCLENNAN COUNTY ELECTRICAL CO-OP segments, each having their BAYLOR UNIVERSITY own ‘page’ within the program. General Support JOHN MCANALLY, P.C. CERTIFIED PUBLIC The program draws from The BAYLOR/WACO FOUNDATION ACCOUNTANTS New York Times’ reports from around the world. CLEAR CHANNEL COMMUNICATIONS MARTIN MUSEUM OF ART OFFICE OF INJURED EMPLOYEE COUNCIL Emmy Award winner, Marian de MICHAEL HERNANDEZ la Fuente has been the main RAPOPORT FOUNDATION RAPOPORT FOUNDATION anchor for the news in Hometime CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY Network and Telemundo Internacional (formerly CBS DEALERS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY RUSS HUNT Telenoticias). She’s hosted other Jerry Yarnell School of Fine Art TEXAS STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE news shows such as Noticiero THE FRAME SHOP & GALLERY TIME WARNER CABLE Internacional, Hoy en América McLaughlin Group and Hoy en el mundo. Marian U MONTHLY MAGAZINE RAPOPORT FOUNDATION is also Managing Editor for VI3 TECHNOLOGIES Telemundo Internacional and a Newshour with Jim Lehrer recognized author. CHARLES D. JONES CAPITAL MANAGEMENT WACO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA New Yankee Workshop My Restaurant Rules DEALERS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY Thursdays from 7 – 8 PM Now Series premiere APRIL 2, 2009 RAPOPORT FOUNDATION Five couples are given the Sesame Street opportunity to start and run their SHIPLEY DO-NUTS own restaurant from scratch. Sewing with Nancy The couples must design the BERNINA restaurant, hire staff, devise menus, and launch and run their This Old House new business at a profi t. DEALERS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY Thank You... Each couple gets a signifi cant This Old House Hour cash advance of $50,000 at DEALERS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY ... to the community-minded the start of the series, but it companies who sponsor our won’t be enough to get them to opening day. To get more outstanding programs and money they’ll need to undergo support a variety of KWBU a grueling performance review activities and events. To and convince the panel of four learn more about sponsorship experts that they deserve it. The winning team keeps their opportunities, contact restaurant and earns a cash Ashley Kortis prize. Hosted by Curtis Stone. at 254.710.7886 or [email protected]. V-me can be found on over- the-air digital channel 34.4, Time Warner Cable channel 459 and Grande Communications channel 189.

13 KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE KWBU-FM Highlights – Live! Thursday, April 23, 2009

On Thursday, April 23rd, 2009, host will bring the wildly popular public radio show This American Life to the big screen for a one-night only live event at the Hollywood Jewel 16, 7200 Woodway Drive. The radio show will be performed onstage by Ira Glass (pictured below) and several popular contributors, and sent live* in HD via satellite to select movie theaters nationwide. Performers will include , , , and . Tickets are limited and go on sale beginning March 6. Tickets for this special one night in-theater event are available at Hollywood Jewel 16 and online at www.FathomEvents.com. Don't miss your chance to see This American Life - Live! on the big screen: Thursday April 23, 2009 - 7:00 p.m. Produced by Public Radio in collaboration with Public Radio International and By Experience, Inc. Participants are subject to change. This American Life airs Sundays at 5:00 p.m. on member supported 103.3 KWBU-FM. For more information about This American Life, visit ThisAmericanLife.org.

KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 14 KWBU-FM CAPITOL STEPS: POLITICS TAKES A HOLIDAY APRIL FOOL’S EDITION In preparation for the Capitol Steps upcoming April Fools Edition of “Politics Takes a Holiday,” we present a new standardized test!

Five ways to determine if you are an April fool:

1. Your hair cut appointments last longer than your impeachment hearings 2. Two of your Cabinet nominees forgot to pay their taxes 3. Aretha Franklin’s Inaugural hat is larger than your 401K 4. Your son or daughter was with Michael Phelps and took the picture 5. Your version of the stimulus plan involves buying Nutrisystem for Jessica Simpson

The House and the Senate may not think they are an April fool, but if there’s one thing they can agree on, it’s to tune into the Capitol Steps ½ hour special! After all, the only way to make sense of this mess is to…fi nd out what rhymes with it?

Listen April 1 at 6:30 p.m. on Member Supported 103.3 KWBU-FM.

15 KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE KWBU-FM HD-1

TIME SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

MIDNIGHT

1 AM BBC World Service

2 AM

3 AM

4 AM BBC World Service BBC World Service 5 AM

Voice of the Arts at 4:50 am & 8:50 am 6 AM Speaking of Faith The Changing World Star Date at 5:40 am 7 AM With Heart and Voice Dot Org at 5:06 am on Thursdays & 6:36 am on Wednesdays Weekend Edition Local news headline from the Waco Tribune-Herald at 6:04 am, 7:04 am and 8:04 am Saturday 8 AM Weekend Edition Sunday 9 AM Car Talk

Classical Music Wait Wait Don’t 10 AM Tell Me A Prairie Home Companion Writer’s Almanac at 9 am You Bet 11 A M Voice of the Arts at 11:59 am & 2:59 pm Your Garden NPR Newscast at 10 am, 11 am, Noon, 1 pm and 2 pm NOON Car Talk Speaking of Faith

Wait Wait Don’t Texas Matters 1 PM Tell Me TOTN Latino USA Science Friday 2 PM From the Top Tavis Smiley Show

Fresh Air 3 PM Music at Baylor This American Life Star Date at 3:58 Weekend All Things Weekend All Things 4 PM All Things Considered Considered Considered

5 PM Dot Org at 4:33 pm & 6:32 pm on Tuesdays Dot Org at 5:32 pm on Thursdays A Prairie Home This American Life Companion 6 PM Voice of the Arts at 4:34 pm & 6:59 pm Latino USA Engines of Our Ingenuity on Wednesdays at 4:44 pm & Thursdays at 6:44 pm

Jazz from Riverwalk Live from 7 PM Fresh Air Weekend Music at Baylor From the Top Alive Lincoln Center The Landing American Routes 8 PM San Francisco Tavis Smiley Show Classical Concert Symphony Evening Jazz with Bob Parlocha Beale Street 9 PM Caravan

10 PM Celtic Connection BBC World Service 11 PM Hearts of Space

KWBU-FM HD-1 is streaming live at www.kwbu.org. Check us out!

KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE 16 KWBU-FM HD-2

TIME SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

MIDNIGHT

1 AM Jazz with Bob Parlocha 2 AM Classical Classical Music Music 3 AM

4 AM BBC News

5 AM

6 AM Sound & Spirit You Bet Your Garden Morning Edition 7 AM Bob Edwards Sunday Weekend 8 AM Tell Me More Baroque

9 AM Diane Rehm Weekend Edition 10 AM Weekend Edition 11 A M Fresh Air

NOON Here & Now Whad’Ya Know 1 PM Talk of the Nation Classical 2 PM Music 3 PM PRI’s The World

World of Opera 4 PM

5 PM All Things Considered Selected Shorts Texas Matters Wait Wait Don’t 6 PM Jazz Profi les Tell Me

7 PM Fresh Air Piano Jazz Mountain Stage 8 PM Diane Rehm Jazzset

9 PM Thistle & Shamrock BBC News Afropop Worldwide

10 PM Echoes World Cafe Sounds Eclectic 11 PM

KWBU-FM HD-2 is streaming live at www.kwbu.org. Check us out!

17 KWBU PROGRAM GUIDE Cornerstone Society President’s Circle Phil & Yvette Adkins Festive Occasions Randy & Diana Ramey Mary G. Baker Mr. & Mrs. Ted Getterman, Jr. Bernard & Audre Rapoport Foundation Lauralou Baurer Brenda Griffey Kristen Schroeder Simpson Barrett Building John Hampton John & Debbie Ucci Libby & Bill Bellinger Jim & Nell Hawkins Patrick & Catherine Valentine Brian & Melissa Bivona Susan Hill James G. & Patty M. Vaughan Catherine Bolton Brown Insurors of Texas Waco Tribune Herald The Bolton Foundation Jaynes, Reitmeier, Boyd & Therrell, PC Diane & Henry Walbesser Frances Callan Dr. Jerry Johnson Dr. Chia-Lien Wang & Michael Dr. Corey Carbonara David Kultgen Hernandez Drs. Tom Charlton & Rebecca Sharpless Sara Norman Lee Drs. May & Ken-Hsi Wang Clifton Foundation Dr. Bonnie A. Lesley Dr. & Mrs. Thomas White Martha & Tom Clowe Janette Maberry Patricia Wilson & Michael Jones Meg Cooper/Ralph Cooper, PhD., Dr. & Mrs. Stan Madden Mary Lynn Woodward Attorney-at-Law John McNamara Ann and Harold Cunningham Paula & Kenneth Moerbe KWBU MEMBER SUPPORTERS AT Mary Ruth & Malcolm Duncan W.M. O’Hare THE $1000 LEVEL OR ABOVE Dunn Remodeling Ambassador & Mrs. Lyndon Olson, Jr. For more information about the President’s David & Valerie Fallas Jim Petit & Jo Ann Circle, contact Ashley Kortis at 254.710.7886 or [email protected].

Bruce Allen Nashim and H. Bruce Hamilton, MD Francis Pomponio Drs. Wendy & Dwight Allman Dr. Helen Short & Dr. Jeffrey Hamilton Ruth & Dennis Prescott Dr. & Mrs. Michael Attas Laura Hernandez Dr. Stephen Prickett & Patsy Erskine-Hill Pat & Raymond Bailey Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Hersh Dr. & Mrs. Pat Pryor Drs. Robert & Sara Stone Barkley Tom & Carla Hervey Mike & Beth Raymond Patty & John Barry Walter & Nan Holmes Reed’s Flowers Jerry & Carol Barrett Hillcrest Hospitalists Phil & Betsy Reeder Claudia & Ron Beal Anna Kay Hollon-Harris Jennifer & Steve Rich Dr. Robin Bennett Carla & Barry Hopper Dr. & Mrs. Rodney Richie Dr. Glenn Blalock & Dr. Laine Scales Martha & Don Howe Dalila Richter Wayne & Dee Blinka Vicky & Russ Hunt Mary Agnes & Bruce W. Roberts Linda & Rick Bostwick Kerry & Loeen Irons Rosetree Floral Design Studio Trace Bowen Susan Johnsen & David Young Drs. David & Jeanne Ryden Dr. Anne M. Bowery Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin Kelley Adrian & Carol Schmidhauser Diana & Bob Braswell Dr. Homer Kern & Dr. Barbara Selke-Kern Robert & Janette Scott Mr. Bruce D. Berg & Ms. Joan Brickley Dr. & Mrs. David Kopplin Mary Louise Sigtenhorst Rosalind Brinkley Rayna Kraman Gwen & Odis Skinner Nancy Callan Benjamin & Noell Lacy Doreen Stein Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Castleberry Karla Leeper Dr. Tom & Vivian Stidvent Carol Crosthwait John & Gerrie Lilley Mr. & Mrs. Ted Talbot Richard Crowder Kent & Isabel Lind Phyllis & Allan Tincher Prof. Robert & Dr. Mary Darden Joani Livingston Ryan & Holly Trauth Denise & Scott Davis Katherine Logue & Jack Hill Dr. Dianne Vitanza & Donald Rose Lynne & Roger Davis Dr. David Longfellow & Dr. Nancy Chinn Richard Wacker Christopher Diamond Jane & Frank Mathis Waco Christmas Celebration/Columbus Avenue DuPuy Oxygen Bill Matthews Baptist Church Bruce & Dorothy Dyer Blake & Shanna Mattson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Wade Bonnie & Win Emmons Rebecca & Bradley Maxwell Jo & Tim Welter Dr. Richard & Mrs. Lottie Evans Maggie McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Wood First Presbyterian Church of Waco Jim & Ramona McKeown World Hunger Relief, Inc. Liz Flynn John Daniel Mitchell Michael Yearty & Cynthia Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Holt Getterman Remo (Dusty) & Connie Moroni Dr. & Mrs. Hulitt Gloer Jan Nimmo Felicia & Sommers Goodman Melanie & Jim Nogalski Dick & Jan Graves Mr. & Mrs. Charles Olson Robert Grayson Dr. Osborn KWBU MEMBER SUPPORTERS AT Marsha & Heyward Green David Patrick THE $500 LEVEL OR ABOVE Trish Griffi n - Realtor Joe & Margot Paul For more information about the Cornerstone Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Guthrie Dr. & Mrs. Rafael J. Perez Society, contact Ashley Kortis at 254.710.7886 or [email protected].

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