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PROGRAM GUIDE SEPTEMBER 2016
VOL. 46 NO. 9
Special programming
made possible by
viewers like you!
Straight No Chaser:
Songs of the Decades
TICKET OPPORTUNITY!
Our Town: Penns Valley
Thursday, September 15, at 8:00 p.m.
This summer volunteer storytellers came together for the 89th production in the
Our Town series, to capture the essence of the Penns Valley area with video,
images, and memories. Watch as they share stories about The Grange, Old
Gregg School, farms, monuments, artifacts, art, divining for graves and so much
more, and find out what makes Penns Valley a GREAT place to live! Out-of-town
friends and family can watch the premiere live, online at wpsu.org/live.
The a cappella phenomenon journey
through decades of the pop songbook.
Poldark Returns!
Sunday, September 25, at 8:00 p.m.
Downton Abbey Marathon
Enjoy every episode of the entire sixseason series.
Friday, September 2, at 9:00 p.m.–
Monday, September 6, at midnight
Call 1-800-245-9779,
or visit wpsu.org to make
your contribution.
Against the breathtaking backdrop of 18th-century
Cornwall, Aidan Turner (Poldark), Eleanor Tomlinson
(Demelza), and Heida Reed (Elizabeth) return as the
complicated love triangle in a new season of the
popular romantic saga, based on the novels by Winston
Graham. Season 2 begins with a two-hour premiere
at the special time of 8:00 p.m. on September 25; the
other eight episodes air Sundays at 9:00 p.m.
Indian Summers on Masterpiece
Sundays, September 11–November 20, at 10:00 p.m.
As the second season begins, it’s 1935 in Simla—an
Indian retreat for British colonials set in the Himalayas. An
assassination attempt on the Viceroy, and the surprise
arrival of Lord Hawthorne (James Fleet, Outlander), puts
Ralph’s future in the balance. Meanwhile, the Royal Simla
Club plays host to an important royal guest: the Maharaja,
and his mysterious mistress.
Save the Dates: Candidate Debates
WPSU will host two live public political debates in October, simulcast on WPSU-TV and
WPSU-FM, plus streamed live online. The October 15 debate will feature candidates
Kerith Strano Taylor and incumbent Representative Glenn “GT” Thompson, competing for
the 5th Congressional District. Details about another debate planned for October 6 will be
announced on wpsu.org
Watch for registration details at wpsu.org in mid-September, and visit wpsu.org/vote16
for more voter resources and important election dates and events.
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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
MONDAY–FRIDAY
Unrivaled: The Penn State Football Story
6:00
Arthur
Fridays, starting September 2, at 8:30 p.m.
6:30
Odd Squad
7:00
Wild Kratts
Returning for its third season, this weekly preview show
chronicles the Nittany Lions’ journey throughout the 2016
football season.
7:30
Ready Jet Go!
8:00
Nature Cat
8:30 Curious George
9:00
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood
9:30
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood
10:00
Sesame Street
10:30
Peg + Cat
11:00
Dinosaur Train
11:30
Dinosaur Train
12:00
Super Why!
12:30
Thomas and Friends
1:00
Sesame Street
1:30
The Cat in the Hat
Knows a Lot About That!
2:00
Curious George
Back to School with Daniel Tiger
Tuesday–Friday, September 6–9, at 9:00 a.m.
Get your backpack and school clothes ready, and go
back to school with Daniel Tiger and his friends in special
episodes of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood all week long on
PBS Kids.
We Were Quiet Once
Directed by a native of Somerset County, where Flight
93 crashed on September 11, this documentary looks at
how people on the ground in this community witnessed
the events of that day and were affected by the
international tragedy in their backyards.
Rebroadcast Sunday, September 11, at 7:00 p.m.
Digging Deeper
2:30 Curious George
(formerly Higher Education in Focus)
3:00
Arthur
Sunday, September 11, at 11:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
3:30
Nature Cat
4:00
Ready Jet Go!
Penn State President Eric Barron returns to host another
season of this half-hour talk show, which centers around
key topics in higher education.
4:30
Odd Squad
5:00
Wild Kratts
American Graduate Day
5:30
Weather World (Re-airs at 5:45 p.m.)
Saturday, September 17, 2–6:00 p.m.
6:00
BBC World News America
6:30
Nightly Business Report
7:00
PBS NewsHour
The fifth annual celebration is a live multiplatform
broadcast, featuring inspirational stories that recognize
the work of organizations and individual Champions
keeping kids on the path to graduation.
.
Churchill’s Secret on Masterpiece
Sunday, September 11, at 8:00 p.m.
Michael Gambon stars as Winston Churchill in this
dramatization of the life-threatening stroke which the
prime minister suffered during his second term in office,
and how his illness and battle to recover were kept secret
from the world.
weeknights at 5:30 p.m.
Conversations Live! Get Your Garden On
Weather World provides
weather education
as well as
a comprehensive forecast.
Host Patty Satalia and expert guests discuss steps you
can take this season to ensure your garden thrives for
years to come. To join the conversation, email questions
to [email protected], tweet @WPSU with hashtag
#WPSUconversations, or call 1-800-543-8242 during
the program.
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SEPTEMBER LISTINGS
THURSDAY, SEP 1
8:00 Straight No Chaser: Songs of
the Decades
The a cappella phenomenon takes
a journey through decades of the
pop songbook, from Doo Wop to
contemporary pop.
TICKET OPPORTUNITY!
9:30 Il Divo: Amor & Pasion Live
The classical crossover group
performs their hits and melodies
from Central and South America.
11:00 Charlie Rose
FRIDAY, SEP 2
8:00 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill
8:30 Unrivaled:
The Penn State Football Story
Kent State
This weekly preview show
chronicles the Nittany Lions’ journey
throughout the football season.
9:00 Downton Abbey Marathon
Enjoy every episode of the entire
six seasons of the most beloved
Masterpiece drama of all time.
SATURDAY, SEP 3
Downton Abbey marathon continues
SUNDAY, SEP 4
MONDAY, SEP 5
TUESDAY, SEP 6
8:00 9/11 Inside The Pentagon
Survivors and first responders reveal
what happened inside the Pentagon
on September 11, 2001.
9:00 FRONTLINE
The Man Who Knew
John O'Neill, the FBI's expert on Al
Qaeda, warned of its threat. But his
maverick style doomed his career.
10:00 America by the Numbers
The New Deciders
Asian-American, Black millennial,
Arab-American, and Latino evangelical
voters and the 2016 election.
11:00 Charlie Rose
WEDNESDAY, SEP 7
8:00 Great Polar Bear Feast
Polar bears gather on the frozen
shores near the village of Kaktovik
to feast on whale remains.
9:00 NOVA
15 Years of Terror
NOVA investigates the psychology
of a terrorist and examines the use
of modern propaganda.
10:00 9/11 Inside The Pentagon
Survivors and first responders reveal
what happened inside the Pentagon
on September 11, 2001.
11:00 Charlie Rose
THURSDAY, SEP 8
8:00 We Were Quiet Once
A Somerset County native directs
this look at how the community was
affected by the tragedy of the Flight
93 crash on September 11.
9:00 Father Brown
The Owl of Minerva
When Inspector Sullivan becomes
a fugitive, he takes sanctuary in St.
Mary’s and asks for help.
10:00 Secrets of the Manor House
A look at the British titled class in
Edwardian times and the servants
working in their estates.
11:00 Charlie Rose
FRIDAY, SEP 9
8:30 Charlie Rose - The Week
9:00 Unrivaled:
at Pittsburgh
9:30 Live from Lincoln Center
Simple Gifts: Chamber Music
Society at Shaker Village
The Chamber Music Society of
Lincoln Center perform inspired
American selections in Kentucky.
11:00 David Holt’s State of Music
Bryan Sutton and
Rhiannon Giddens
David Holt performs with guitar
phenomenon Bryan Sutton and
breakout star Rhiannon Giddens.
11:30 Charlie Rose
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SATURDAY, SEP 10
9:00 This Old House
What’s Old Is New Again
9:30 American Woodshop
Antique Repair and
Restoration Workshop
10:00 Woodwright’s Shop
Rocky Bentwood Cradle Show
10:30 Woodsmith Shop
Panel Basics, Storage, & More
11:00 Unrivaled:
at Pittsburgh
11:30 Taste of Louisiana with
Chef John Folse & Company
Tilapia - Scott, LA
12:00 In Julia’s Kitchen
with Master Chefs
Joachim Splichal
12:30 Steven Raichlen’s Project Smoke
Big Bad Beef
1:00 Pati’s Mexican Table
Mexamericana
1:30 Jacques Pepin: Heart & Soul
Cooking from Le Pelican
2:00 Victory Garden’s Ediblefeast
San Diego
2:30 Garden Smart
3:00 Growing a Greener World
Rooftop Farming in NYC
3:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home
Charming Charleston
4:00 Tracks Ahead
Iowa Interstate Railroad
4:30 Painting the Town
with Eric Dowdle
5:00 Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope
Following the Reformation Trail
in Switzerland and Germany
5:30 PBS NewsHour Weekend
6:00 Challenger Exhibition Game at
the Little League World Series
7:00 Vicar of Dibley
Window
7:30 Keeping Up Appearances
The Art Exhibition
8:00 Waiting for God
8:30 As Time Goes By
9:00 Father Brown
The Mask of the Demon
The production of “Demon Brides”
comes to Kembleford and the
director of the film is murdered.
10:00 Austin City Limits
Tedeschi Trucks Band
The Grammy-winning group
featuring Susan Tedeschi and Derek
Trucks showcases their latest record,
“Let Me Get By”.
11:00 Infinity Hall Live
Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds
Rock and soul are the pillars that
support this seven-piece collective’s
joyful and gritty performance. SUNDAY, SEP 11
9:00 Classic Gospel
Jimmy Fortune Hits & Hymns
10:00 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly
10:30 Closer to Truth
What is the Doomsday Argument?
11:00 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
11:30 Digging Deeper
12:00 Innovations in Medicine
12:30 Healing Quest
Inner World with Michele Bernhardt:
Somatic Experiencing
1:00 Healthy Body Healthy Mind
Opioid Induced Constipation:
Improving Patients Quality of Life
1:30 Simply Ming
California - Roy Choi
2:00 Joanne Weir Gets Fresh
Roots
2:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals
Sam’s Simple Saute
3:00 America’s Test Kitchen
from Cook’s Illustrated
Pork and Pears
3:30 Cooking with Nick Stellino
A Dinner to Remember
4:00 This Old House Hour
5:00 Rough Cut - Woodworking
with Tommy Mac
Windsor Chair
6:00 Digging Deeper
6:30 Factory
7:00 We Were Quiet Once
8:00 Churchill’s Secret
on Masterpiece
Winston Churchill faces a lifethreatening stroke in 1953 and
keeps it secret from the world.
10:00 Indian Summers Season 2
on Masterpiece
Episode 1
We return to the British retreat of
Simla in 1935 colonial India, and the
British viceroy is injured in a terrorist
attack. 11:00 Breaking Through the Clouds:
The First Women’s National
Air Derby
The story of the women who took
part in the first women’s national air
derby in 1929 is told.
MONDAY, SEP 12
Today’s broadcast schedule is made possible, in
part, by the James H. Olay Family Endowment
for WPSU-TV, created as part of the Endow-ADay Campaign for WPSU Penn State.
8:00 Antiques Roadshow
Richmond, Hour Two
Fascinating finds include a 1765
Thomas Pitts silver epergne and a
Leveille-Rousseau perfume bottle.
Richmond, Hour Three
A “Bride of Frankenstein” pressbook
and an 1890 Frank Henry Shapleigh
oil painting are appraised.
10:00POV
All the Difference
Accompany two African-American
teens from Chicago on their journey
to graduate from college.
11:30 Charlie Rose
TUESDAY, SEP 13
8:00 The Contenders - 16 For ‘16
This 8-part series reveals the
most compelling and tumultuous
campaigns in the past 50 years of
presidential election history.
9:00 Frontline
A Subprime Education
Reports of predatory behavior
and fraud in the troubled for-profit
college industry are examined.
10:00 TED Talks
Education Revolution
Innovative approaches to education
are explored with hosts Baratunde
Thurston and Sara Ramirez.
11:00 Centre County Report
This award-winning student-produced
program is a source of news and
information for Centre County residents.
11:30 Charlie Rose
10:00 Art in the Twenty-First Century
Chicago
Featured artists include Nick Cave,
who creates wearable objects
blending fashion and movement.
Mexico City
Damian Ortega, who makes
sculptures from ordinary objects,
and other artists are showcased.
WEDNESDAY, SEP 14
8:00 Forces of Nature
Elements
The forces of nature make Earth a
restless planet and turned our ball
of rock into a home for life.
9:00 NOVA
School of the Future
Discover how the new science of
learning can help us reimagine the
future of education for children.
11:00 Charlie Rose
THURSDAY, SEP 15
8:00 Our Town: Penns Valley
Area residents share stories about
the people, places, history, and
happenings that make Penns Valley
a great place to call home.
11:00 Charlie Rose
FRIDAY, SEP 16
9:00 Unrivaled:
Temple
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SATURDAY, SEP 17
9:00 This Old House
Inside Out Restoration
Custom Headboards
Rocky Bentwood Cradle Show II
Details of Craftsmanship
11:00 Unrivaled:
Temple
Chef John Folse & Company:
Redfish/Snapper Caminada Pass
with Master Chefs
Lynne Rossetto Kasper and
Roberto Donna
12:30 Steven Raichlen’s Project Smoke
Bacon 24 / 7
Cooking with the Fans
Chef in Training
2:00 American Graduate Day
Richmond, Hour Two
Election
What to Wear When Yachting
8:00 Waiting For God
9:00 Father Brown
The Brewer’s Daughter
Sid falls for the heiress of a local
brewery, just before she is arrested
on suspicion of murdering her father.
Angelique Kidjo
Revel in the high-energy
performance of African singersongwriter Angelique Kidjo.
Great Performances Vol. 1
Celebrate five seasons with
performances by Los Lonely Boys,
Tori Amos, Rubblebucket, and more.
SUNDAY, SEP 18
9:00 Classic Gospel
CCM United: We Will Stand
How Could God Make Miracles?
11:30 Living Smart
Creating a New Life
12:30 Healing Quest
Inner World with Michele Bernhardt:
Intergenerational Traumas
Importance of Organ Donation
1:30 Simply Ming
California 3 - Richard Zarate
Fall Fruit
Trip to Spain
Roast Chicken and
Potatoes Revisited
Grandma’s Secrets
with Tommy Mac
Simple Shaker Night Stand
and Finishes
6:00 Conversations Live!
The Heroin Epidemic Revisited
7:00 Concert to Face Addiction
8:00 Royal Wives at War
Dramatic monologues by the Queen
Mother and Wallis Simpson highlight
the abdication crisis of 1936.
9:00 Poldark Revealed
Follow the cast and crew of the
TV series Poldark on location in
beautiful Cornwall.
on Masterpiece
Episode 2
Aafrin’s wounded comrade is
convinced someone has betrayed
him; Alice resists being sent home
to England.
11:00 Exploring Surgery and
Uncommon Diseases
Treatments for knee cartilage repair,
pulmonary arterial hypertension, and
cataracts are explored.
MONDAY, SEP 19
Vintage Boston
Highlights include a violin attributed
to Johannes B. Ceruti and an 1836
Joseph H. Davis painting.
Knoxville, Hour One
Highlights include a Tiffany pottery
vase and a Chinese gilt bronze
Amida Buddah, circa 1550.
10:00POV
Kingdom of Shadows
An unflinching look at the hard choices
and destructive consequences of the
U.S.-Mexico drug war.
11:30 Charlie Rose
TUESDAY, SEP 20
Today’s broadcast schedule is made possible,
in part, by the people of Huntingdon County.
The Huntingdon County Endowment at WPSU
was created as part of the Endow-A-Day
Campaign for WPSU Penn State.
9:00 Defying the Nazis:
The Sharps’ War
A couple’s courageous mission in
1939 to help refugees escape Nazioccupied Europe is highlighted.
WEDNESDAY, SEP 21
Color
Earth is painted in stunning colors.
Learn the secret language of Earth
by exploring these colors.
9:00 NOVA
Killer Landslides
Geologists investigate what
triggered the deadly landslide in the
Washington state community of Oso.
10:00 India - Nature’s Wonderland
Experience a ritual tiger dance in
India, see lions and elephants, and
climb to the Himalayas.
11:00 Charlie Rose
THURSDAY, SEP 22
8:00 Music from Penn State
The Pennsylvania Quintet
The acclaimed wind chamber music
ensemble comprised of Penn State
faculty is showcased.
9:00 Father Brown
The Brewer’s Daughter
Sid falls for the heiress of a local
brewery, just before she is arrested
on suspicion of murdering her father.
10:00 Poldark Revealed
Follow the cast and crew of the
TV series Poldark on location in
beautiful Cornwall.
11:00 Charlie Rose
FRIDAY, SEP 23
9:00 Unrivaled:
at Michigan
SEPTEMBERLISTINGS5
This award-winning studentproduced program is a source of
news and information for Centre
County residents.
Los Angeles
Diana Thater’s immersive video
installations and Liz Larner’s
abstract sculptures are showcased.
Vancouver
Liz Magor, who makes realistic
casts of humble objects, and other
artists are showcased.
SATURDAY, SEP 24
9:00 This Old House
The Final Countdown
Making Home Doors
Stamp Out Cookie Carving!
Details of Craftsmanship:
Finishing
11:00 Unrivaled:
at Michigan
Chef John Folse & Company
Catfish - Lake Des Allemand
with Master Chefs
Jimmy Sneed
12:30 Steven Raichlen’s Project
Smoke
Hog Wild
Street Food Favorites
Autumn Leaves
2:00 Victory Garden’s Ediblefeast
Memphis
2:30 Garden Smart
3:00 Growing a Greener World
Bringing Bees Back
3:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home
Oils All Around
4:00 Tracks Ahead
Images of the Past
4:30 Painting the Town
with Eric Dowdle
5:00 Roadtrip Nation
The Voyage Begins
Vintage Boston
Animals
A Job for Richard
8:00 Waiting For God
9:00 Father Brown
The Hangman’s Demise
Father Brown is called in to investigate
the poisoning of a former hangman.
Alabama Shakes/Vintage Trouble
The rocking R&B sounds of Alabama
Shakes is showcased and the
sensational Vintage Trouble performs.
Ani Difranco
This DIY folk-rock icon performs
“Shameless,” “Both Hands,” “32
Flavors,” and more great songs.
SUNDAY, SEP 25
9:00 Classic Gospel
David Phelps: Freedom
How Do Consciousness and
Language Relate?
11:30 Living Smart
The Law of Abundance
12:30 Healing Quest
Inner World with Michele
Bernhardt: EMDR Therapy
Advancements in Late Stage
Breast Cancer
1:30 Simply Ming
California 4
Corn - Get an Earful!
Take Out Chinese at Home
Dinner in Italy
A Taste of Italy
with Tommy Mac
Linen Press, Part One
Suicide Prevention
(rebroadcast)
7:00 Generation A:
Portraits of Autism and the Arts
8:00 Poldark Season 2
on Masterpiece
The popular romantic saga set in
18th-century Cornwall returns for
a second season, with a two-hour
premiere.
on Masterpiece
Ralph seeks the favour of the
Maharajah. Aafrin umpires a cricket
match between British and Indian
politicians.
11:00 Soft Vengeance: Albie Sachs &
the New South Africa
The amazing story of anti-apartheid
activist and lawyer Albie Sachs is
chronicled.
MONDAY, SEP 26
FRIDAY, SEP 30
Politically Collect
This special edition salutes the
presidential election and keepsakes
of political battles long past.
8:00 PBS NewsHour Debates
NewsHour presents live coverage
and analysis of the presidential and
vice presidential candidate debates.
11:00 Charlie Rose
9:00 Unrivaled:
Minnesota
County residents.
10:00 Great Performances
Vienna Philharmonic
Summer Night Concert 2016
Semyon Bychkov conducts the
Vienna Philharmonic at Austria’s
Imperial Schonbrunn Palace.
11:00 The Hispanic Heritage Awards
for 2016
Celebrities take the stage alongside
physicians, scientists, educators,
innovators, community and
business leaders, and even youth.
TUESDAY, SEP 27
9:00 Frontline
The Choice 2016
Frontline investigates where the two
presidential candidates came from
and how they lead.
County residents.
11:30 Charlie Rose
WEDNESDAY, SEP 28
Shape
The shadows of the forces that
govern the Earth can be seen in the
shapes of nature surrounding us.
9:00 NOVA
Iceman Reborn
Murdered more than 5,000 years
ago, Otzi the Iceman is the oldest
human mummy on Earth.
10:00 India - Nature’s Wonderland
Continue exploring India and meet
a man who spent 30 years planting
his own rainforest.
11:00 Charlie Rose
THURSDAY, SEP 29
Get Your Garden On
Patty Satalia and guest experts discuss
steps to take this season to help your
garden thrive for years to come.
9:00 Father Brown
The Hangman’s Demise
Father Brown is called in to investigate
the poisoning of a former hangman.
10:00 Poldark Season 2
on Masterpiece
The popular romantic saga set in
18th-century Cornwall returns for
a second season, with a two-hour
premiere.
SEPTEMBERLISTINGS6
On September 16 WPSU
recognizes the support of
Bob and Jane Zimmerman
for student internships.
The Robert K. and Jane
W. Zimmerman Endowed
Internship Fund at WPSU-FM
was created as part of the
Endow-a-Day Campaign for
WPSU Penn State.
This guide indicates scheduled
programs at time of publication. Watch
WPSU-TV's evening lineups or check
the website (wpsu.org/tv/schedules).
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WPSU has been nominated for seven
Mid-Atlantic Emmy® Awards, including:
Arts Program/Special: “Music Theatre Spotlight 2015”
Jeff Hughes, producer/director; Michael Klein, audio mixer
Children/Youth/Teen (19 and under) Program or Special:
"Science-U: Backwash"
Kristian Berg, producer/director
Education/Schools – Program/Special: "You Can’t Say That"
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Jeff Hughes, executive producer; Lindsey Whissel Fenton, producer
Human Interest Program/Special:
"Holding History: The Collections of Charles L. Blockson"
Cheraine Stanford, producer/director; Cole Cullen, writer
Sports – Program/Series: “Penn State Basketball: In the Paint”
Don Hampton, senior producer/director; John Wagner, producer;
Matt Wilson, videographer/editor; Austin Lederman, associate producer;
Jordan Huffman, editor/videographer
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MONDAY-THURSDAY
Classical 24 BBC News Hour
Diane Rhem Show
Classical 24
BBC World News Hour
Democracy Now
PBS NewsHour
World Cafe
BBC World Service
FRIDAY
Classical 24
BBC News Hour
Diane Rhem Show
Classical 24
BBC World News
Democracy Now
PBS NewsHour
World Cafe Conversations
Afropop Worldwide
BBC World Service
SATURDAY
Classical Music
Performance Today Weekend
Harmonia
From the Top
Weekend Edition
Marketplace Money
Splendid Table
Only a Game
Fresh Air Weekend
BBC World News Hour
Thistle and Shamrock
World Cafe
American Routes
Folk Alley
BBC World Service
SUNDAY
Classical Music
Sunday Baroque
Pipedreams
Weekend Edition
Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me
Le Show
Sound Options
Changing World
BBC World News Hour
On the Media
Mountain Stage
Folk Alley
BBC World Service
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Individual Achievement nominees:
Cole Cullen, editor – program
“Holding History: The Collections of Charles L. Blockson”
“Pennsylvania Legends and Lore: Ghosts of the Commonwealth”
Mark Stitzer, photographer – program
“Pennsylvania Legends and Lore: Ghosts of the Commonwealth”
The winners will be announced during the regional awards ceremony
Saturday, September 24, in Philadelphia.
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12:00 am BBC World Service
5:00 amMorning Edition
9:00 am Classical 24
12:00 pm Fresh Air
1:00 pm BBC Outlook
2:00 pmHere & Now
4:00 pmAll Things Considered
6:30 pmMarketplace
7:00 pmPRI's The World
8:00 pmPerformance Today
10:00 pm Classical 24
FRIDAY
5:00 amMorning Edition
9:00 am Classical 24
12:00 pm Fresh Air
1:00 pmTake Note
1:30 pmAllegheny Front
2:00 pm Science Friday
6:30 pmMarketplace
7:00 pmPRI's the World
8:00 pmDemocracy Now
9:00 pmAlternative Radio
10:00 pm WPSU Jazz
SATURDAY
12:00 amHearts of Space
1:00 amThis Way Out
1:30 am WPSU Conversations
7:00 amMarketplace Money
8:00 am Weekend Edition
10:00 am Best of Car Talk
11:00 am Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me
12:00 pmThis American Life
1:00 pmMet Opera / Folk Show
6:00 pmA Prairie Home Companion
8:00 pmAmerican Routes
10:00 pm WPSU Blues
SUNDAY
12:00 am Beale St. Caravan
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