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Fri 02.03 7pm
Features and commentaries on issues affecting the world we inhabit on Living On Earth.
Sat 02.04 9am
Tess Vigland talks with callers about how money affects their lives and offers advice on Marketplace Money.
Sun 02.05 7pm
Rossini’s operatic take on the Biblical story of Moses and the exodus from Egypt, Moses in Egypt, from northern Italy’s Rossini Opera Festival on World of Opera.
Mon 02.06 2pm
Legendary trumpeter and educator Clark Terry discusses his career, styles and techniques with Marian McPartland on Piano Jazz.
Tue 02.07 8pm
The New York Philharmonic celebrates the 150th anniversary of Debussy’s birth and the 100th anniversary of Massenet’s death with music by both, conducted by Masur, Bernstein, Mehta and Stransky.
Wed 02.08 6:30pm
Examination of a variety of issues and ideas that shape our lives on Cambridge Forum, recorded live in Harvard Square.
Thu 02.09 8pm
Filmmaker, artist and writer Miranda July in conversation about her off beat and independent short films and performance art on City Arts & Lectures.
Fri 02.10 8pm
Seminal music reflecting the spirit of the 1960s and ‘70s on The Stone Age. |
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Public Affairs
Home Ground with Brian Kahn
make-up broadcast
airs Monday, February 6, 6:30pm
This program, originally scheduled to air January 31, was pre-empted due to coverage of the Florida Primary. It’s a major surprise that Helena’s Holter Museum is exhibiting Asian bronzes dating back 3,000 years. And there is an additional surprise—the art itself shows the strong similarity between the ancient world of Asian grasslands and today’s American West.
Home
Ground with Brian Kahn
Tuesdays at 6:30pm
February 7
We tend to think of conservation as primarily involving government action. Yet the world of private conservation has exploded in the past 30 years. Bob Kiesling is one of its pioneers.
Public Affairs
Engineers of the New Millennium:
Responding to Disasters
airs Wednesday, February 8, 7pm
From re-creating tsunamis in the laboratory to tracking global pandemics, scientists and engineers around the country are seeking new insights into natural and man-made disasters. This one-hour special report looks at what researchers are doing to protect us from and help us survive these life-shattering events.
The
Write Question
w/ Chérie Newman
Thursdays at 6:30pm
February 9
Bonnie Nadzam
Lamb traces the self-discovery of David Lamb, a narcissistic middle aged man with a tendency toward dishonesty, in the weeks following the disintegration of his marriage and the death of his father. Hoping to regain some faith in his own goodness, he turns his attention to Tommie, an awkward and unpopular eleven year-old girl. Lamb is convinced that he can help her avoid a destiny of apathy and emptiness, and even comes to believe that his devotion to Tommie is in her best interest.
Health
Matters w/ Rachel Rockafellow
last Wednesday of every month @ 7pm
Health
Matters is a monthly program featuring interviews and informative
segments focusing on health, hosted by registered nurse and Bozeman
resident Rachel Rockafellow (MSN, RN, CCCN).
Of
the West w/ Philip Aaberg
last Wednesday of every month @ 7:30pm
Of the West is a monthly radio program hosted by composer/pianist Philip
Aaberg, focusing on regionalism and creativity.
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