UT WED JANUARY 1 WEDNESDAYS 2003y BEGINS
Independence Day: Haiti, Sudan
Tracking 2003`s arrival, hour by hour:
http://www.rnw.nl/realradio/features/html/newyear021227.html
http://www.ibcworks.net/
0000-0100 *KOSU CAPITOL STEPS
0000-0100 *MPBN CAPITOL STEPS
0000-0100 *KUNM CAPITOL STEPS
0000-0100 *WDUQ CAPITOL STEPS
0000-0100 *WCVE CAPITOL STEPS
0000-0100 *VPR PLEASURES OF WINTER
0000-0300 *WHRB NYE IN VIENNA from recordings, concludes
0000-0500 *WQXR CLASSICAL COUNTDOWN continues, also 1400-0100
0030-0130 *WBHM CAPITOL STEPS
0030-0300 *BBCR2 ALL SINGING, ALL DANCING, NYE
0100-0200 *WYSO MOMBO NEW YEAR
0100-0200 *WUKY CAPITOL STEPS
0100-0200 *WYSO CAPITOL STEPS
0100-0300 *CBCR2 IN PERFORMANCE: Czerny Festival, duo-pianists
0100-0300 *WBGO LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: All-Gershwin, PBS simulcast
0100-0300 *WCNY LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: All-Gershwin, PBS simulcast
0100-0300 *MPBN LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: All-Gershwin, PBS simulcast
0100-0300 *WFCR LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: All-Gershwin, PBS simulcast
0100-0300 *WNYCF LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: All-Gershwin, PBS simulcast
0100-0300 *WETA LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: All-Gershwin, [TV at 0400]
0100-0300 *WUGA LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: All-Gershwin, PBS simulcast
0100-0300 *WLRN LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: All-Gershwin, PBS simulcast
0100-0300 *WBEZ LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: All-Gershwin, PBS simulcast
0100-0300 *KUHF LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: All-Gershwin, PBS simulcast
0100-0300 *KNAU LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: All-Gershwin, PBS simulcast
0100-0500 *WMUB NEW YEAR`S EVE WITH MAMA`S AND SAM
0100-1000 *VPR TOAST OF THE NATION WELCOMES 2003
0100-1000 *WHYY TOAST OF THE NATION WELCOMES 2003 [note: first two hours
= LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER; not all stations list separately]
0100-1000 *KGOU TOAST OF THE NATION WELCOMES 2003
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: Resolutions [+1/2/3/4 hours]
0200-0600 *WFUV `FUV FIRST NIGHT
0230-0300 *BBCWS OMNIBUS: The story of cochineal
0300-0400 *WOIf CAPITOL STEPS
0300-0400 *KMUW JAZZ FROM LINCOLN CENTER: Gagaku
0300-0500 *WNYCA PAUL WINTER, EVERYBODY UNDER THE SUN
0300-0500 *WNYCF PAUL WINTER, EVERYBODY UNDER THE SUN
0300-0500 *KUNI WORLD CAFE NY special
0300-XXXX *CBCR1 NORTHERN LIGHTS: waltz music from Vienna [+1/2/3/4 hours]
0300-XXXX *MPBN TOAST OF THE NATION WELCOMES 2003
0300-XXXX *YPR TOAST OF THE NATION WELCOMES 2003
0300-0830 *WBGO TOAST OF THE NATION WELCOMES 2003 [or -1000?]
0300-1000 *WFCR TOAST OF THE NATION WELCOMES 2003
0300-1000 *WYSO TOAST OF THE NATION WELCOMES 2003
0300-1000 *KANU TOAST OF THE NATION WELCOMES 2003
0300-1000 *KPBX TOAST OF THE NATION WELCOMES 2003
0300-1000 *WUGA BRUBECK IN CONCERT AND COREA `ROUND MIDNIGHT [=TOTN]
0300-1000 *KQED TOAST OF THE NATION WELCOMES 2003
0300-XXXX *WBEZ TOAST OF THE NATION WELCOMES 2003
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: Year in Review, part II
0400-0500 *WBAI SHORTCUT THRU 2002
0400-0500 *NWPR MOMbo NEW YEAR, REVELRY & REFLEXION
0400-0500 *KSFC CAPITOL STEPS
0400-0800 *KCRW NYE WITH JASON & GARTH
0400-XXXX *WOIf NYE JAZZ COAST TO COAST [= TOTN?]
0500-0700 *KUWR [non]LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: All-Gershwin
0500-0800 *KUNI MIDNIGHT SPECIAL NYE GALA
0500-1000 *WMUB JAZZSET`S TOAST OF THE NATION
0600-0800 *KING SEATTLE SYMPHONY LIVE, Gerard Schwartz countdown to 2003 PST
0700-1000 *KUWR TOAST OF THE NATION [seems on 4-hour delay?]
0800-XXXX R. Nacional Amazonia, Lula inauguration coverage 6180 11780 [2-202]
1115-1230 *BBCR3 VIENNA NYD CONCERT [really live now, maybe also ORF SW]
1230-2400 *BBCR3 WORLD MUSIC DAY
1305-XXXX *CBCR1 NY MESSAGES FROM P.M., GOV. GENERAL [+1/2/3/4 hours]
1400-1500 *WDUQ CAPITOL STEPS
1400-1500 *VOA KIM ELLIOTT`S SPECIAL: including gh`s SHORTWAVE YEAR IN
REVIEW +6110 7125 9645 9760 11705 15395 15425 [rpt 2200]
1400-1600 *WYSO BEST OF THE YIDDISH RADIO PROJECT
1400-0100 *WQXR CLASSICAL COUNTDOWN continues
1405-XXXX *CBCR2 NY MESSAGES FROM P.M., GOV. GENERAL
1500-XXXX *WOIf NY DAY FROM VIENNA [mistake for 1600?]
1500-1700 *KMUW THIRD COAST INTERNATIONAL AUDIO FESTIVAL
1530-1600 *BBCWe OMNIBUS: Story of Cochineal
1600-1700 *WBEZ MOMbo NY
1600-1700 *WOIa SEASON`S GRIOT
1600-1800 *CBCR1 FROST ON THE FRUITCAKE: SELLING XMAS NORTH OF 60 [+1/2/3/4h]
1600-1800 *MPBC NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1800 *VPR NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1800 *WFCR NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1800 *WETA NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1800 *WKARf NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1800 *WUOT NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1800 *WPLNf NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1800 *WBHM NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1800 *WPR NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1800 *KUNI NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1800 *KANU NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1800 *KUHF NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1800 *KNAU NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1800 *YPR NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1600-1900 *WYSO MIDNITE SPECIAL NY GALA
1630-1700 *BBCR4 SLAB CITY: Camp Dunlap, California
1700-1900 *KMUW BOSTON HOLIDAY POPS
1700-2300 *KCRW HITCHHIKER`S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY marathon, all 12 eps
1705-1755 *VOA TALK TO AMERICA: Kim Elliott hosts, gh participates [non]%
+special 9775 17635 [2-202]
1800-1900 *MPBN CAPITOL STEPS
1800-1900 *WOIa PLEASURES OF WINTER
1800-1900 *WLRN A MOMbo NY: REVELRY & REFLEXION
1800-2000 *KPBX NY DAY FROM VIENNA
1900-2000 *BBCR2 NICK BARRACLOUGH: 50th anniversary of Hank Williams` death
1900-2000 *WYSO A MOMbo NY: REVELRY & REFLEXION
1900-2000 *WBEZ CAPITOL STEPS
2000-2045 *BBCR4 CHEERING UP BRITANNIA: Debate: UK best place to live? 1 of 2
2000-2100 *KPBX THIRD COAST INTERNATIONAL AUDIO FESTIVAL, pt 2
2000-2100 *KALW CAPITOL STEPS
2000-XXXX *MPBN HALLELUJAH HANDEL!
2000-2200 *KNPR NY DAY FROM VIENNA
2006-2030 *BBCWe LIFE & TIMES OF THE MOBILE PHONE, 2 of 2
2030-2100 *BBCWe SPORTS INTERNATIONAL: Review of the year
2100-2130 *BBCR4 WHAT REMAINS TO BE DISCOVERED: scientific progress, 1 of 4
2100-2200 *BBCR2 LITTLE RICHARD AT 70: A CELEBRATION
2100-2200 *OPB CAPITOL STEPS
2200-2230 *BBCR2 A VERY FERRY NEW YEAR
2200-2300 *VOA repeat of Kim Elliott special 11655 13710 17735 17820...
2300-2330 *BBCR4 NOT SO TINY TIM: Sequel to Xmas Carol, 2 of 2
2300-2400 *VPR CAPITOL STEPS
2300-0500 *WFUV IDIOT`S DELIGHT SPECIAL WITH VIN SCELSA
UT THU JANUARY 2 THURSDAYS Sts. Basil & Greg.
0000-0100 *WQXR CLASSICAL COUNTDOWN concludes
0000-0100 *KUNI CAPITOL STEPS
0000-0500 *WFUV IDIOT`S DELIGHT SPECIAL WITH VIN SCELSA concludes
0100-0200 *WOIf CAPITOL STEPS
0100-0300 *WNYCa NY DAY FROM VIENNA
0100-0300 *WNYCf NY DAY FROM VIENNA
0100-0300 *WYSO WORLD CAFE NY SPECIAL
0100-0300 *WLRN XMAS REVELS [recomended! if you`ve not heard it yet, or have]
0200-0300 *KALW CAPITOL STEPS
0206-0230 *BBCWS LIFE & TIMES OF THE MOBILE PHONE, 2 of 2
0230-0300 *BBCWS SPORTS INTERNATIONAL: Review of the year
0300-0400 *WYSO SEASON`S GRIOT
0300-XXXX *WOIa TALES OF INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION
0300-0500 *KUHF HOUSTON SYMPHONY: Vienna and Beyond
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: the American Civil War
0400-0500 *WYSO ALTERNATIVE RADIO: Howard Zinn, Just & Unjust Wars
0400-0500 *KQED THE MIDEAST: A CENTURY OF CONFLICT
1506-1530 *BBCWe LIFE & TIMES OF THE MOBILE PHONE, 2 of 2
1530-1600 *BBCWe SPORTS INTERNATIONAL: review of the year
1600-1700 *BBCR3 MUSIC RESTORED: Hildegard and Bingen
1600-1700 *KMUW PRINCE OF PEACE, CONCORDIA COLLEGE MN
1630-1700 *BBCR4 MATERIAL WORLD: Q&A from listeners
1700-1800 *KMUW ECHOES OF XMAS
1800-1900 *KMUW MADRIGALIA`S XMAS WITH HARP & VOICE
2000-2030 *BBCR4 70s, THE DECADE OF SELF-DOUBT
2000-2100 *KPBX THIRD COAST INTERNATIONAL AUDIO FESTIVAL, part 2
2030-2100 *BBCWe HERITAGE: Preserving Herculaneum
2100-2130 *BBCR4 COSTING THE EARTH: Aluminium smelter in Iceland vs wildlife
2106-2130 *BBCWa LIFE & TIMES OF THE MOBILE PHONE, 2 of 2
2200-2400 *BBCR3 PROMS 2002: Piazzolla, Falla, Ginastera et al.
UT FRI JANUARY 3 FRIDAYS St. Genevieve; Burkina Faso National Day
0100-0200 *WLRN 2002 ADVENT CONCERT BY NATIONAL LUTHERAN CHOIR
0200-0300 *WLRN ECHOES OF XMAS, Dale Warland Singers
0230-0300 *BBCWS HERITAGE: Preserving Herculaneum
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: the craft of the historian
0400-0500 *YPR CITY ARTS: Studs Terkel & Bud Trillin
1305-1345 *BBCWe OUTLOOK: Studs Terkel
1330-1400 *BBCR4 A WORLD IN YOUR EAR: Storytelling from S Africa to Hawaii
[last of current series; repeats Sun 2000 {NOT}]
1506-1530 *BBCWa LIFE & TIMES OF THE MOBILE PHONE, 2 of 2
1530-1600 *BBCWe HERITAGE: Preserving Herculaneum
1530-1600 *KUNM UNIVERSITY SHOWCASE: Taos Summer Writer`s Conference
1600-1630 *BBCR4 WORD OF MOUTH: Atishoo of lies: language of common cold
1600-1700 *BBCR3 JAZZ LEGENDS: Ellington: Black, Brown, Beige
1600-XXXX *KMUW HANDEL`S MESSIAH, ROBERT SHAW CONDUCTING
1906-1959 *NPR TALK OF THE NATION SCIENCE FRIDAY: top science stories 2002
2200-2230 *BBCR2 UP FRONT: Mel Torme & Artie Shaw
2200-2200 Scandinavian Weekend Radio, Finland, monthly 24 hours
2330-2400 *BBCR4 ENTERTAINING THE TROOPS from WW I to the Gulf
UT SAT JANUARY 4 SATURDAYS St. Elizabeth Seton
Myanmar Independence Day
0000-xxxx *WHRB JACKSON FAMILY ORGY, resumes at 2230-
0000-2200 Scandinavian Weekend Radio, Finland, monthly 24 hours concludes
0100-0200 *WLRN XMAS WITH PHILADELPHIA SINGERS
0100-0300 *CBCR2 IN PERFORMANCE: Maza Meze, Middle Eastern music
0200-0300 *WLRN XMAS FESTIVAL FROM CONCORDIA COLLEGE MN
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSNION 720: Radio and religion
1300-1400 *BBCR3 WORLD ROUTES: from Vietnam, 2 of 2 [1 of 2 says 1/4 list!]
1505-1530 *CBCR1 WINNIPEG COMEDY FESTIVAL: PRIME MINISTERS [+1/2/3/4h]
1530-1600 *CBCR1 ROOTS MUSIC CANADA 1 of 3 [+1/2/3/4 hours]
1800-1830 *BBCR3 JAZZ FILE: more favourites of R. Crumb
1800-1900 *BBC7 ASIMOV`S FOUNDATION TRILOGY 3 of 8 [rpt 2400; 4 on Sun]
1955-2015 *BBCR3 MET OPERA QUIZ time approx., also US net, CBCR2, etc.
2000-2100 *BBCR4 SWING, AT THE BBC
2100-2200 *WHYY MIDEAST: A CENTURY OF CONFLICT
2100-2200 *BBCR4 CLASSIC SERIAL: Huck Finn, 3 of ?
2205-2230 *BBCWe COMPOSERS OF THE MONTH: Padilla & Salazar begin
2230-2300 *BBCWe MUSIC REVIEW: Flamenco
2215-2300 *BBCR4 CHEERING UP BRITANNIA: best place to live
2230-XXXX *WABE Cradle and Crucible: History and Faith in the Middle East
2230-2345 *WHRB JACKSON FAMILY ORGY CONTINUES, and resumes 0230-
2300-2330 *BBCR4 ROUND BRITAIN QUIZ new series
UT SUN JANUARY 5 SUNDAYS Lithuania presidential elections
0000-0100 *BBC7 ASIMOV`S FOUNDATION TRILOGY 3 of 8 [4 on Mon]
0000-0200 *BBCWS PLAY OF THE WEEK: Waiting for Godot [note length]
0200-0300 *WBEZ PERFORMANCE SPACE debut: Chicago Jazz Fest [rpt Mon 0500]
0200-0300 *WQXR CHAMBER MUSIC FROM KOSCIUSZKO FOUNDATION: XIV carols
0200-0300 *WOIa FIRST PERSON SPEAKING OF FAITH: Children and God
0230-XXXX *WHRB JACKSON FAMILY ORGY -1130?
0400-0500 *WHYY AFROPOP WORLDWIDE: Musical tales of the Peace Corps
0400-XXXX *NPRN LATE IN THE EVENING HOLIDAY PARTY: music for New Year
0430-XXXX *KING THE GRAND TRADITION: Caruso, 1 of 2
0700-1200 HCJB Australia, first broadcast, 11755
1130-1600 *WHRB MILLS BROTHERS ORGY
1230-1300 *BBCR4 FOOD PROGRAMME: temperance
1330-1400 *BBCR4 THREE MILES AN HOUR: HISTORY OF WALKING: Werner Herzog
1335-1350 *RHC Look for EN CONTACTO, Spanish DX Program
1600-1700 *BBCWS CONCERT HALL: Flamenco, from Proms
1700-1740 *BBCR4 THE HUNT: Fox hunt master fears parliamentary ban
1700-1745 *BBCR3 DISCOVERING MUSIC: Schubert`s String Quartet, d,
`Death and the Maiden` [performed at 2220]
1730-0300 *WHRB SERGEY DIAGHILEV & BALLETS RUSSES orgy into UT Tue!
1800-1900 *KUNM Feminisms: the price of safety
1800-1900 *BBC7 ASIMOV`S FOUNDATION TRILOGY 4 of 8 [rpt 2400]
1800-2000 *WCPN JAZZ TRACKS: year in review
1805-1900 *CBCR2 THE SINGER AND THE SONG: Mezzos (Mezze?)
1805-2000 *BBCWe PLAY OF THE WEEK: Waiting for Godot
2000-2100 *RCSPf AUDIÇÃO ESPECIAL: KRONOS QUARTET - PEÇAS DA ÁFRICA
2030-2100 *BBCR4 WORD OF MOUTH: Language of the common cold
2100-2200 *RCSPf TERRA BRASILIS - O instrumental brasileiro
2100-2200 *KQED CITY ARTS & LECTURES: Dave Barry
2100-2400 *BBC7 GOODBYE, SPIKE MILLIGAN: tribute
2105-2200 *CBCR2 SAY IT WITH MUSIC: Patinkin sings Sondheim
2130-2200 *BBCR4 IN BUSINESS: Thomas Kinkade, world`s richest artist
2155/2215 *RHC Look for EN CONTACTO, Spanish DX Program
2220-2300 *BBCR3 SCHUBERT: String Quartet, d, D. 810 [see 1700]
2330-2400 *BBCR4 SOMETHING UNDERSTOOD: clowns, jesters, fools
UT MON JANUARY 6 MONDAYS RCC Epiphany
Iraq Army's Day; Laos Pathet Lao Day
0000-0100 *BBC7 ASIMOV`S FOUNDATION TRILOGY 4 of 8 [Sat/Sun/UT Mon]
0000-XXXX *WFCR THIRD COAST INTERNATIONAL RADIO FESTIVAL 1 of 2
0000-2400 *WHRB SERGEY DIAGHILEV & BALLETS RUSSES orgy into UT Tue
0200-0300 *WNYCf MAD ABOUT MUSIC monthly: Felix Rohatyn
0400-0415 tvTOON SPACE GHOST COAST TO COAST, ex-0445
0500-0600 *WBEZ PERFORMANCE SPACE debut: Chicago Jazz Fest [rpt of Sun 0200 0500]
0500-0600 *WYSO NATURE`S REVENGE: Louisiana`s Vanishing Wetlands
0500-1000 WBZ 1030 Boston STEVE LeVEILLE: Old Time Radio; Lone Ranger [2-204]
0530-0630 *KUNM RADIO THEATER: Stone Soup, Sonic Force, Dakota Reader
1600-1630 *BBCR4 FOOD PROGRAMME: Temperance
1830-1900 *BBCR4 JUST A MINUTE: New series starts
1905-1930 *BBCWe MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: Spain`s Golden Age: Cervantes
1930-2130 *BBCR3 PROMS 2002: Haydn 96, Bruckner 4
2000-2030 *BBCR4 IT`S MY STORY: Dumbstruck
2030-2100 *BBCR4 CROSSING CONTINENTS: Afghanistan
2100-2130 *BBCR4 NATURE: Green Golf
UT TUE JANUARY 7 TUESDAYS Ethiopian, Egyptian, Eastern Orthodox Xmas
St. Raymond
Cambodia Victory Day Over Genocidal Regime
0000-0300 *WHRB SERGEY DIAGHILEV & BALLETS RUSSES ORGY concludes
0100-0200 *KGOU THE MIDEAST: A CENTURY OF CONFLICT
0105-0130 *BBCWe MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: Spain`s Golden Age: Cervantes
0300-0400 *WHYY JUSTICE TALKING: Legalizing prostitution
0300-1300 *WHRB THE ELEPHANT SIX ORGY, recording label
0400-0500 *KQED WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL: Ideas That Conquered the World:
Peace, Democracy and Free Markets in the 21st Century
Tonight's speaker is Michael Mandelbaum
1300-0300 *WHRB ABBEY LINCOLN ORGY blues
1330-1400 *BBCR3 DISTANT CHORDS: music of immigrants in Britain; 1: Armenian
1405-1430 *BBCWe MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: Spain`s Golden Age: Cervantes
1706-1800 *WAMU KOJO NNAMDI: The Computer Guys
1900-2000 *BBCR2 various music series: see DAY
2030-2100 *BBCWe OMNIBUS: Shark`s domain: Perth, Australia
2030-2130 *BBCR2 PETER COOK & DUDLEY MOORE, 2 of 2 supposedly, but
2030-2130 *BBCR2 JAILHOUSE ROCK, 1 of 2 shown in today`s whatson!
2230-2300 *KCRW DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE monthly
UT WED JANUARY 8 WEDNESDAYS St. Severinus
0000-0300 *WHRB ABBEY LINCOLN ORGY blues, concludes
0230-0300 *BBCWe OMNIBUS: Shark`s domain: Perth, Australia
0300-0700 *WHRB KICK BACK AND GROOVE ORGY
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: IRAQ: the view from two `realists`
[more E720 listings to be added]
0330-0430 *KALW MY FAVORITE THINGS monthly
0400-0500 *KQED CITY ARTS & LECTURES: Dave Barry
0500-0500 CHWO 740 Toronto 2nd anniversary, special QSL [2-204]
0700-1300 *WHRB JOHN CAGE RADIO PIECES ORGY
1300-2345 *WHRB VLADIMIR HOROWITZ ORGY piano [resumes Thu 1300]
1530-1600 *KUNM THE BIONEERS: The Duh Principle: better safe than sorry
1530-1600 *BBCWe OMNIBUS: Shark`s Domain, Perth, Australia
1600-1700 *BBCR3 EPIPHANY[non] CAROL SERVICE from Cambridge, live
1630-xxxx V. of Southern Azerbaijan, new cland debut, 9570, also Thu [3-004]
1705-1755 *VOA TALK TO AMERICA: North Korea
2000-2030 *RFPI WINGS: Your Revolution Is Banned: The KBOO Case
2000-2045 *BBCR4 CHEERING UP BRITANNIA debate: Happiness first?
2005-2030 *BBCWe DISCOVERY: WHAT REMAINS TO BE DISCOVERED?
2100-2130 *BBCR4 WHAT REMAINS TO BE DISCOVERED? Secret of life
UT THU JANUARY 9 THURSDAYS Bd. Gregory X
0000-0500 CHWO 740 Toronto 2nd anniversary concludes, special QSL [2-204]
0100-0230 tvPBS SANDWICHES THAT YOU WILL LIKE [time varies]
0200-0230 *RFPI WINGS: Your Revolution Is Banned: The KBOO Case [+6/12h]
0200-1300 *WHRB ALI AKBAR KHAN ORGY
0205-0230 *BBCWS DISCOVERY: WHAT REMAINS TO BE DISCOVERED?
0400-0500 *KQED ALTERNATIVE RADIO: MLK 1967 speech: Beyond Vietnam
0406-0459 *WPR CONNECTION: Dr. Chaos
1300-0300 *WHRB VLADIMIR HOROWITZ ORGY piano
1505-1530 *BBCWe DISCOVERY: What remains to be discovered
1530-1600 *BBCWa OMNIBUS: Sonia, the Shanghai spy
1600-1700 *BBCR3 MUSIC RESTORED: Dresden tradition: Bach, Praetorius, Schuetz
1606-1659 *NPR/WAMU DIANE REHM: Fasttalk %
1630-xxxx V. of Southern Azerbaijan, new cland debut, 9570, [3-004]
[also Wed, but no-show]
1630-1700 *BBCR4 MATERIAL WORLD: miniature battery running on bodily fluids
1700-1900 *WFUV UNDER THE COVERS: Joan Baez
1705-1755 *VOA TALK TO AMERICA: Founder of the Raelian Movement
1906-1959 *NPR TALK OF THE NATION: Doctors on strike %
2000-2030 *BBCR4 DECADE OF SELF-DOUBT: 70s, from Heath to Thatcher
2006-2059 *NPR TALK OF THE NATION: Boheme on Broadway %
2100-2130 *BBCR4 COSTING THE EARTH: Naming all creatures in next 25 years
2100-2200 *BBCR2 ROCKIN` WITH SUZIE Q: Phil Everley, last of series
2105-2130 *BBCWa DISCOVERY: What remains to be discovered
2130-2200 *BBCR3 NIGHT WAVES: Martin Scorsese
UT FRI JANUARY 10 FRIDAYS St. Aldo Benin People's Day
Djibouti parliamentary elections
0000-0100 *WMNR MARIO LANZA & FRIENDS weekly
0000-0300 *WHRB VLADIMIR HOROWITZ ORGY piano [resumes at 1300]
0005-0015 *KUSC Mendelssohn: Hebrides Overture = Fingal`s Cave
0030-XXXX *WABE The Reckoning: Iraq and the Legacy of Saddam Hussein
0100-0300 *WUOT WORLD CHORAL SPECTACULAR, continues 17, 24, 31
0200-XXXX *YPR WHAT`S HAPPENING IN HELENA, 1 of ? weekly
0230-0300 *BBCWa THE WAY WE ARE in Britain, 1 of 6
0300-1300 *WHRB PUNK AGAINST THE WAR ORGY [resumes Sat 0230]
0406-0500 *WHYY BEEN THERE, DONE THAT
0600-0800 WTAM 1100 Cleveland was off last night around this time, and
some DXers including Jim Renfrew, NY, heard R. Globo, Brasil
1300-2345 *WHRB VLADIMIR HOROWITZ ORGY piano, concludes
1505-1530 *BBCWa DISCOVERY: What remains to be discovered, 4 parts
1530-1600 *KUNM FRIDAY FORUM: Morris Dees, SPLC
1530-1600 *BBCWe THE WAY WE ARE in Britain
1600-1700 *BBCR3 JAZZ LEGENDS: Coltrane Quartet
1800-1830 *RFPI WINGS: Your Revolution Is Banned: The KBOO Case
2030-2100 *BBCWe INSIDE THE GLOBAL GIANTS
2130-2200 *BBCWa THE WAY WE ARE in Britain, 6 parts
2200-2230 *BBCR2 UP FRONT: Sarah Vaughan & Billy Eckstine
2307-2400 *WPR MEDIA TALK: Why conservatives dominate AM talk radio
UT SAT JANUARY 11 SATURDAYS Unity Day in Nepal; St. Hyginus
Morocco Celebration of the declaration of independence
Nepal National Unity Day Albania Republic Day
0000-0030 *RFPI WINGS: Your Revolution Is Banned: The KBOO Case [+6/12h]
0100-0200 *WOIa THIS AMERICAN LIFE: Secret Government: Jose Padilla, et al.
0100-0200 tvSCI FARSCAPE final season begins, 1 of 11 [also 0500]
0200-0400 tvA&E NOBEL PEACE CONCERT: Jimmy Carter`s favorites
0230-0300 *BBCWS INSIDE THE GLOBAL GIANTS, 5 parts
0230-1400 *WHRB PUNK AGAINST THE WAR ORGY resumes
0300-0311 *KUSC MICHAEL ABELS: GLOBAL WARMING [music]
0306-0400 *WPRi THE CONNECTION: Venezuela in crisis
0400-0600 *KBYUf DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: Schubert, Barber, Brahms
0500-0600 *KUNM AFROPOP WORLDWIDE: Musical tales from the Peace Corps
[show has many airings on other stations; see PRF]
0500-0600 tvSCI FARSCAPE final season begins, 1 of 11 [also 0100]
0600-0800 tvA&E NOBEL PEACE CONCERT: Jimmy Carter`s favorites
1330-1400 *BBCWa MUSIC FEATURE: Cairo nights: Arab classical music
1505-1530 *CBCR1 WINNIPEG COMEDY FESTIVAL Jan [+1/2/3/4 hours]
1530-1600 *CBCR1 ROOTS MUSIC CANADA 2 of 3 [+1/2/3/4 hours]
1605-1700 *CBCR1 QUIRKS & QUIRKS: Autism epidemic
1830-2120 *BBCR3 MET OPERA: Die Fledermaus [+CBCR2, US and other nets]
1900-2000 *WOIa THIS AMERICAN LIFE: Secret Government: Jose Padilla, et al.
1925-1950 *BBCR3 MET Interval I: Frank Stella; US & Canada: Opera News OTA?
2000-2100 *BBCR4 ARCHIVE HOUR: history of debating on air
2000-2100 *KQED THIS AMERICAN LIFE: Secret government
2000-2100 *WLRN SHE GOT GAME: Still Breaking Barriers
2050-2115 *BBCR3 MET Interval II: Opera Quiz [times approx.]
2100-2200 *BBCR2 SUPERSTAR DJs
2100-2200 *BBCR4 CLASSIC SERIAL: Barry Lyndon, 1 of ?
2100-2200 *KQED SHADES OF GRAY: Abortion issue
2200-2230 *KQED SOUNDPRINT: McDonaldization of Hong Kong
2200-2425 *WFUV MIXED BAG: A whiter shade of Motown
2215-2300 *BBCR4 CHEERING UP BRITAIN
2230-2300 *BBCWe MUSIC REVIEW: Flamenco
2230-XXXX *WABE The Reckoning: Iraq and the Legacy of Saddam Hussein
2230-1600 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY, first of many parts
2300-2400 *KNAU THIS AMERICAN LIFE: Secret government, also KNPR
UT SUN JANUARY 12 SUNDAYS Turkmenistan Remembrance Day
Tanzania Celebration of the Zanzibar Revolution
Montenegro presidential elections
0000-1600 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY, first part concludes; thru 0300 UT Sat!
0100-0300 *WCNY Choral Traditions with Bonnie Beth Derby: THE FRENCH
CONNECTION: WIDOR, VIERNE AND DURUFLE
0100-0415 *CBCR1 THE BIG BANDS ARE BACK gala concert [+1/2/3 hours]
0200-0300 *WBEZ Performance Space: Tenor saxophone legend Von Freeman
0200-0300 *WSUI THIS AMERICAN LIFE: Secret government, also on NWPRn
0200-0300 *WOIa FIRST PERSON SPEAKING OF FAITH: the problem of evil
0200-0400 *KBYU DW[?] SALZBURG FESTIVAL 2002 season begins
0200-0430 *KGNU AMY GOODMAN SOLD-OUT SPEECH IN BOULDER, LIVE
0230-0300 *BBCWa MUSIC REVIEW: Sevilla
0300-0400 *WOIa PRAIRIE LIGHTS: Sen. John McCain reads his `Worth Fighting For`
0300-0400 *WFPL THIS AMERICAN LIFE: Secret government
0400-0500 *WUTC THIS AMERICAN LIFE: Secret government
0430-0500 *KING THE GRAND TRADITION: Caruso, 2 of 2
0500-0600 tvCNBC THE BIG HEIST: HOW AOL TOOK TIME-WARNER
1230-1300 *BBCR4 FOOD PROGRAMME: the pomegranate
1330-1400 *BBCR4 THREE MILES AN HOUR: history of walking, continues
1500-1600 *BBCR4 CLASSIC SERIAL: Barry Lyndon, 2 of ?
1600-1630 *BBCR4 OPEN BOOK: best new travel writing
1700-1740 *BBCR4 SEEDS OF TROUBLE: GM food industry, 1 of 2
1700-1745 *BBCR3 DISCOVERING MUSIC: Monteverdi madrigals
1700-1800 *KGOU BBC CHANGING WORLD: Body Trade, 1 & 2 of 4
1720- *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY resumes, thru 0300 UT Sat u.o.s.
1740-1755 *BBCR4 FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS OF BUDDHISM: 1, Suffering
1745-1830 *BBCR3 SUNDAY FEATURE: Black London
1800-1900 *KUNM MEETING OF MINDS: Moral Integrity, call-in
2100-2200 *WFPL THIS AMERICAN LIFE: Secret government
2105-2200 *CBCR2 SAY IT WITH MUSIC: Hairspray
2200-2300 *KQED ON THE MEDIA: Al Franken, why no liberal Limbaughs?
2200-2400 *WFUV AMERICAN ROUTES: Elvis remembered 25 years after death
2230-2300 *BBCR3 BETWEEN THE EARS: Tramuntana wind of Catalunya
2300-2400 *WBEZ NATIONAL PRESS CLUB: Mario Cuomo
2330-2400 *BBCR3 SOMETHING UNDERSTOOD: In praise of cities
UT MON JANUARY 13 MONDAYS National Holiday in Togo; St. Hilary
Japan Coming of Age Day (Seijin no hi)
Togo Freedom Day
0000-2400 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY continues
0000-XXXX *WFCR THIRD COAST INTERNATIONAL RADIO FESTIVAL 2 of 2
0000-0100 *WFIU PROFILES: Joycelyn Elders, former Surgeon General
0030-0100 *KQED CAMBRIDGE FORUM: Why Terrorism Works, Alan Dershowitz
0100-0200 *WBEZ BUILT IN CHICAGO: Architecture, Soldier Field, etc.
0100-0300 *WFIU CHANGING WORLD: The Young in China, BBC
0100-0300 *WFMU TRANSPACIFIC SOUND PARADISE: Greek & Balkan music
0200-0300 *KUSP ALTERNATIVE RADIO: Howard Zinn
0500-0600 *WBEZ Performance Space: Tenor saxophone legend Von Freeman
0500-0600 tvCNBC THE BIG HEIST: HOW AOL TOOK TIME-WARNER
0600-0700 *KQED TECH NATION: Kevin Mitnick
0800-0900 tvCNBC THE BIG HEIST: HOW AOL TOOK TIME-WARNER
1350-1400 *KOSU GOVERNOR`S REPORT CARD: Frosty & Neva grade Keating
1405-1430 *BBCWa MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: the art of fireworks, NY celebrations
1506-1559 *NPR/WAMU DIANE REHM: Anti-war Movement %
1506-1559 *WPRi THE CONNEXION: Chinese dissident Xu Wen-li
1530-1600 *BBCWa THE WAY WE ARE in Britain, 6 parts
1532-1600 *CBCR1 OUTFRONT: Lessons from the Trans-Canada Hiway [+1/2/3/4 hours]
[not 1505-1530 as per CBC program info]
1600-1630 *BBCR4 FOOD PROGRAMME: Pomegranates
1600-1700 *BBCR3 STAGE & SCREEN: Elaine Stritch
1700-XXXX *KGOU INAUGURATION OF OK GOVERNOR BRAD HENRY live
1705-1755 *VOA TALK TO AMERICA: State of the World, Worldwatch Institute %
1800-1830 *BBC7 DR. WHO: Paradise of death, 1 of 5 thru Fri, +repeats 2400
1800-XXXX *KOSU INAUGURATION OF OK GOVERNOR BRAD HENRY live
1905-1930 *BBCWe MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: the art of fireworks, NY celebrations
1906-1959 *NPR TALK OF THE NATION: `Creative Destruction,` radical Islam
2000-2030 *BBCR4 IT`S MY STORY: The Flight of Tiny Feet: children escaping
Japanese occupation of Burma
2100-2130 *BBCR4 NATURE: Britain as a winter bird refuge
2100-2200 *OPB CHAUTAUQUA LECTURES: Incredible world of bats
2130-2200 *BBCWa INSIDE THE GLOBAL GIANTS, 5 parts
2200-0100 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY: historic performances
UT TUE JANUARY 14 TUESDAYS St. Felix of Nola
0000-0030 *BBC7 DR. WHO: Paradise of death, 1 of 5 thru Sat, repeats of 1800
0000-0100 *WFMU JONESVILLE STATION: Chuck Barris, Joe Franklin
0000-0200 *WUMB AMERICAN ROUTES: Remembering Elvis
0000-2400 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY continues including Historic Perfomrances -0100
0100-XXXX *KGOU INAUGURATION OF OK GOVERNOR BRAD HENRY replay
0100-0300 tvA&E BENEDICT ARNOLD: A QUESTION OF HONOR [+2/4/6 hours]
0105-0130 *BBCWS MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: the art of fireworks, NY celebrations
0206-0259 *Mich THE CONNEXION: Chinese dissident Xu Wen-li
0300-0400 *KBYUf FAMILY THEATRE: BURNS & ALLEN: Gracie for President
0306-0359 *WPRi THE CONNEXION: Chinese dissident Xu Wen-li
1330-1400 *BBCR4 DISTANT CHORDS: Kiribati women
1405-1430 *BBCWe MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: art of fireworks
1500-1600 *WCLV ADVENTURES IN GOOD MUSIC: Name the composer
1530-1600 *BBCWa INSIDE THE GLOBAL GIANTS
1600-1700 *BBCR3 VOICES: Régine Crespin
1600-1700 *KUNI GOVERNOR`S CONDITION OF THE STATE ADDRESS, Iowa, live
1606-1659 *NPR/WAMU DIANE REHM: The Chinese discovery of America in 1421 %
1705-1755 *VOA TALK TO AMERICA: Impact of Latin America on the World %
1706-1759 *WAMU KOJO NNAMDI: Future of Wireless [and they don`t mean SW] %
1800-1830 *BBC7 DR. WHO: Paradise of death, 2 of 5 thru Fri, +repeats 2400
1900-2230 *BBCR2 various music series: see DAY
2000-2040 *BBCR4 SEEDS OF TROUBLE: is GM farming reckless? [Rpt Sun 1700]
2005-2030 *BBCWa MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: art of fireworks
2030-2100 *BBCWe OMNIBUS: Bell-ringing
2030-2130 *BBCR2 JAILHOUSE ROCK, 2 of 2
2200-2300 *WMNR ADVENTURES IN GOOD MUSIC: name the composer, monthly quiz
UT WED JANUARY 15 WEDNESDAYS St. Paul the Hermit
Czech Republic presidential elections
Malawi John Chilibwe Day
0000-0030 *BBC7 DR. WHO: Paradise of death, 2 of 5 thru Sat, repeats of 1800
0000-2400 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY continues
0100-0300 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY: Historic performances
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: LEGENDS: AN INUIT JOURNEY [+1/2/3/4h]
0230-0300 *BBCWS OMNIBUS: Bell-ringing
0230-XXXX *KUSP TALK OF THE BAY: Cruise ships and Monterey Bay
0300-xxxx *WOIa GOVERNOR`S STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS, Iowa
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: Rise & Fall of the British Empire
1430-XXXX *FCC OPEN MEETING http://www.fcc.gov/realaudio/ [3-008]
1530-1600 *KUNM BIONEERS: Wonders of Gaia: nature is symbiotic
1530-1600 *BBCWe OMNIBUS: Bell-ringing
1800-1830 *BBC7 DR. WHO: Paradise of death, 3 of 5 thru Fri, +repeats 2400
2000-XXXX *KUSP STATE OF THE ARTS
2130-2200 *BBCWa OMNIBUS: Bell-ringing
2200-2230 *BBCR2 BHANGRA & BEYOND: History of Asian music in Britain, 1 of 4 %
2315-0300 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY: Historic performances
UT THU JANUARY 16 THURSDAYS St. Marcellus I
El Salvador Peace Agreement
0000-0030 *BBC7 DR. WHO: Paradise of death, 3 of 5 thru Sat, repeats of 1800
0000-0300 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY: Historic performances, continues
0100-XXXX *XM104 Trans Aural Express: The Mediaeval Baebes: Sumptuous,
sensual and soothing, the heavenly voices of the Mediaeval
Baebes will enchant your ears as they borrow lyrical
material from medieval prose and find inspiration in
medieval music. [NOT: apparently the webcast versions are
only samples of each channel, not what is actually on
satellite, per the previews, so will desume listing here]
0300-1300 *WHRB KARP/BEHEAD THE PROPHET/TIGHT BROS. ORGY
0400-0500 *KQED WE WERE HERE: Honoring MLK Jr., 1 of 2 [2 = tomorrow]
1300-0300 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY continues
1530-1600 *BBCWa OMNIBUS: Bell-ringing
1600-1700 *BBCR3 MUSIC RESTORED: Antonio Stradivari
1630-1700 *BBCR4 MATERIAL WORLD: Food proteins and diseases such as Alzheimer`s
1705-1755 *VOA TALK TO AMERICA: Scott Carpenter, astronaut, space explorer
1800-1830 *BBC7 DR. WHO: Paradise of death, 4 of 5 thru Fri, +repeats 2400
1806-1900 *KQED FORUM: Politics of anti-war movements
1906-1959 *NPR TALK OF THE NATION: A look at protesting, anti-war %
2000-2030 *BBCR4 THE DARK ORIGINS OF BRITAIN, 1 of 3
2006-2059 *NPR TALK OF THE NATION: Leonardo da Vinci %
2100-2130 *BBCR4 COSTING THE EARTH: has the problem of acid rain been solved?
2100-2200 *BBCR2 SHAKE, RATTLE & ROLL, new series, 1 of 17
UT FRI JANUARY 17 FRIDAYS Constitution Day in the Philippines
Liberation Day in Poland; St. Anthony
Congo DR Day of National Hero, Patrice-Emery Lumumba
0000-0030 *BBC7 DR. WHO: Paradise of death, 4 of 5 thru Sat, repeats of 1800
0000-0300 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY continues
0100-0300 *WUOT WORLD CHORAL SPECTACULAR, continues 24, 31
0100-0312 *WRRf NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC [non]LIVE: Wagner, R. Strauss
0300-1130 *WHRB KARP/BEHEAD THE PROPHET/TIGHT BROS. ORGY
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: Night at the Field Museum
0400-0500 *KQED WE WERE HERE: Honoring MLK Jr., 2 of 2
0400-0500 *WHYY BEEN THERE, DONE THAT: exploring borders around us
1130-0300 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY concludes
1600-1630 *BBCR4 WORD OF MOUTH: XXI Century babble-on, cellphones, etc.
1600-1700 *BBCR3 JAZZ LEGENDS: John Kirby, bass
1705-1755 *VOA TALK TO AMERICA: Journalists and war %
1800-1830 *BBC7 DR. WHO: Paradise of death, 5 of 5 thru Fri, +repeats 2400
1900-2000 *KVNF ROCKY MOUNTAIN ENVIRONMENTAL RADIO
1900-2130 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY: historic performances, Beethoven the man
2000-2130 *BBCR3 LIVE FROM THE BARBICAN: Momentum: The Music Of Mark-Anthony
Turnage: Blood On The Floor
2006-2059 *NPR TALK OF THE NATION SCIENCE FRIDAY: Einstein, cosmology. c
2200-2230 *BBCR2 MR. TEA FROM TEXAS: Jazz immortal Jack Teagarden 1 of 4
2215-2330 *BBCR3 ANDY KERSHAW: at the Timbuktu music festival
UT SAT JANUARY 18 SATURDAYS St. Prisca
0000-0030 *BBC7 DR. WHO: Paradise of death, 5 of 5, repeat of 1800
0000-0300 *WHRB BEETHOVEN ORGY concludes
0100-0300 *CBCR2 IN PERFORMANCE: The Caledonian flute
0150-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: Cracking the `code of life`, human genome project
0300-1400 *WHRB RECORD HOSPTIAL ORGY
0400-0500 *KQED COMMONWEALTH CLUB: Catherine Crier: case against lawyers
0405-0430 *BBCWS BRAIN OF BRITAIN: FINAL
0435-0605 tvABC VIEWPOINT: Patriotism, Journalism & War [instead of
Nightline and Up Close, whose final week is upcoming]
[original live airtime in ET/CT zones]
0500-0600 *KUNM AFROPOP WORLDWIDE: Music mercado em Salvador da Bahia
1300-1330 *BBCR2 COMEDIAN`S COMEDIANS, new series
1300-1510 *BBCR3 MOMENTUM: Music of Turnage
1330-1400 *BBCWa THE GLOBAL MUSIC MACHINE
1530-1600 *CBCR1 ROOTS MUSIC CANADA 3 of 3 [+1/2/3/4 hours]
1600-2000 *WBAI VOICES OF SOLIDARITY: Anti-war march on Washington [3-009]
[also on tvCSPAN 1] and RFPI 15039
1800-2200 *BBCR3 MET OPERA: Carmen [also US, Canada nets; note early start]
1900-1925 *MET INTERMISSION FEATURE: Opera News on the air? [time apx.]
1945-2000 *BBCR3 FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS OF BUDDHISM: 1)
2000-2100 *WLRN FIRST PERSON SPEAKING OF FAITH: Spirituality & Sexuality
2000-2100 *BBCR4 ARCHIVE HOUR: Ireland`s hugely popular Gay Byrne Show
2000-2100 *WPRi SAVVY TRAVELER: Live from St Paul!
2005-2025 *BBCR3 MET INTERVAL: Opera quiz [time approx.]
2005-2030 *BBCWS BRAIN OF BRITAIN: finale
2100-2200 *BBCR2 PURPLE REIGN: The Prince Story, 1 of 2
2100-2200 *BBCR4 CLASSIC SERIAL: Barry Lyndon, 2 of 2
2100-2200 *KQED WE WERE HERE: MLK special
2230-0300 *WHRB HECTOR BERLIOZ ORGY begins
UT SUN JANUARY 19 SUNDAYS Cuba legislative `elections`
Lao People's Dem. Rep. Army's Day
Turkmenistan National Day
0000-0300 *WHRB HECTOR BERLIOZ ORGY continues
0030-xxxx KM1CC MARCONI 100th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL [+1/2 hours][3-010]
3885 AM, 7260 LSB, 14260 USB +/- 10; also CW earlier
0100-XXXX *XM150 Stand Up, Sit Down with Charles Fleischer: Host Joel Haas
gets inside the head of comic, actor and voice talent
Charles Fleischer. Hear about all the stars he's worked
with and how he played harmonica with Blues Traveler
[probably not -- see Jan 16, but one more try in case]
0200-0300 *WOIa FIRST PERSON SPEAKING OF FAITH: Spirit of Islam
0306-0516 *KCSCf NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC [non]LIVE: Wagner, R. Strauss
1100-1600 *WHRB HECTOR BERLIOZ ORGY continues
1230-1300 *BBCR4 FOOD PROGRAMME: Blood
1305-1325 *RN SINCERELY YOURS: RN cuts? 5965
1305-1330 *BBCWe BRAIN OF BRITAIN: final
1311-1400 *CBCR1 SUNDAY EDITION: Global politics, peace march [+1/2/3/4 h]
1330-1400 *BBCR4 THE ROMAN WAY: 1) Life on the northern edge
1400-1600 *BBCR3 MOMENTUM: new and old music by Turnage, live from Barbican
1438-1458 *RN SINCERELY YOURS: RN cuts? 15220
1505-1600 *CBCR1 SUNDAY EDITION: Amazing Grace, hymn`s impact [+1/2/3/4 h]
1600-1700 *BBCWS CONCERT HALL: Revueltas, Gershwin
1700-1740 *BBCR4 SEEDS OF TROUBLE: Doubts about GM food, Monsanto
1700-1745 *BBCR3 DISCOVERING MUSIC: Britten`s variations OATO Frank Bridge
1700-1800 *KGOU BBC CHANGING WORLD: Body Trade, 3 & 4 of 4
1730-0300 *WHRB HECTOR BERLIOZ ORGY continues
1740-1755 *BBCR4 FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS OF BUDDHISM: 2) Suffering
1745-1830 *BBCR3 SUNDAY FEATURE: Legacy of Joan Littlewood
1800-1900 *KUNM SAGE HEALTH: New frontiers for oriental medicine, call-in
1805-1900 *CBCR2 THE SINGER AND THE SONG: Grammy nominees
1830-2145 *BBCR3 MOMENTUM: new and old music by Turnage, live from Barbican
2000-2200 *WABE MLK SPECIAL: We Were Here
2030-2100 *BBCR4 WORD OF MOUTH: XXI Century babble
2100-2200 *KQED CITY ARTS & LECTURES: Joan Didion
2105-2300 *CBCR1 CROSS COUNTRY CHECKUP: Judging leaders, BC premier [live]
2130-2200 *BBCR4 IN BUSINESS: Cry for Argentina
2200-2300 *WYSO SHADES OF GRAY: Balanced look at abortion
2300-2330 *CBCR1 WORLD THIS WEEKEND: war in southern Sudan [+1/2/3 h]
2300-2400 *WBEZ SHADES OF GRAY: balanced look at abortion
2335-2355 *RN SINCERELY YOURS: RN cuts? 9845 6165
UT MON JANUARY 20 MONDAYS St. Fabian [more holidays to be added]
0000-0100 *WBEZ SPEAKING OF FAITH: The soul in depression
0000-0100 *WFIU PROFILES: Anya Peterson Royce, renaissance woman
0000-0200 *WCLV MLK SPECIAL: Cleveland Orchestra concert live
0000-0200 *WCPN MLK SPECIAL: Cleveland Orchestra concert live
0000-0300 *WHRB HECTOR BERLIOZ ORGY continues
0100-0300 *WFIU CHANGING WORLD: The Body Trade, BBC
0100-XXXX *CAINAN WE WERE HERE: Celebrating Dr. MLK
0130-0300 *KBYU CONCERTS FROM TEMPLE SQUARE: Choirs from Latvia, Slovenia
0200-0300 *KUSP ALTERNATIVE RADIO: Howard Zinn: Artists in time of war
0300-0500 *KING DETROIT SO: MLK Special concert
0435-0455 *RN SINCERELY YOURS: RN cuts? 9590 6165
0500-0600 *WYSO SHADES OF GRAY: Balanced look at abortion
1100-0300 *WHRB HECTOR BERLIOZ ORGY concludes
1306-1400 *WPRi TOM CLARK: Douglas Gomery, Who Owns the Media?
1405-1430 *BBCWa MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: art and ethics, 1 of 2
1500-1700 *WBEZ WE WERE HERE: MLK special
1600-1630 *BBCR4 FOOD PROGRAMME: Blood
1600-1700 *BBCR3 STAGE & SCREEN: Richard Rodgers tribute 1 of 2: with Hart
1700-1900 *KUNI MLK unBIRTHDAY SPECIAL: Celebrating the Past, Embracing the
Future: Choral tribute
1705-1755 *VOA TALK TO AMERICA: Interracial Relations, Randall Kennedy %
1706-1759 *WAMU KOJO NNAMDI: Abraham Salon, multi-religion character %
1706-1759 *WMUB TAVIS SMILEY: Coretta Scott King
1800-1930 *WPRi WISCONSIN TRIBUTE TO MLK, live from Capitol rotunda
1806-XXXX *NPRN THROUGH NATIVE EYES: KARL BODMER`S OTHER AMERICA lecture
1905-1930 *BBCWe MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: art and ethics, 1 of 2
2006-2100 *WBEZ TAVIS SMILEY SHOW: Coretta Scott King
2030-2100 *BBCR4 THE REAL PATRON SAINTS: Wales` wacky David
2100-2200 *OPB CHAUTAUQUA LECTURES: Ethics of global information
UT TUE JANUARY 21 TUESDAYS St. Agnes
0000-0100 *WQXR MLK BIRTHDAY CONCERT from Harlem
0000-0300 *WHRB HECTOR BERLIOZ ORGY concludes
0100-XXXX *KGOU SHADES OF GRAY in the abortion issue
0100-XXXX *WABE A KING CELEBRATION: ASO, Morehouse & Spelman glee clubs
0105-0130 *BBCWe MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: art and ethics, 1 of 2
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: BUFFYWORLD, feminist icon? [+1/2/3/4h]
0230-0300 *KUSP GEEK SPEEK: Survival of the web creation industry
0300-0400 *KBYUf FAMILY THEATRE: The Whirlpool, Cape Cod Radio Mystery Theatre
0300-1100 *WHRB JANDEK ORGY, 1 of 3, same times Wed, Thu
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: The Influential 10%
0400-0500 *WUMB AFROPOP WORLDWIDE: Concert extravaganza at Dakar
0406-0500 *WPRi THE CONNECTION: Horatio Alger myth in America
1100-2000 *WHRB HERBERT HOWELLS ORGY, more tomorrow
1330-1400 *BBCR4 DISTANT CHORDS: Portuguese musicians in Britain
1405-1430 *BBCWe MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: art and ethics, 1 of 2
1405-1500 *CBCR1 SOUNDS LIKE CANADA: Whistler, BC, pre-Olympic town? [+1/2/3/4 h]
1506-1559 *NPR DIANE REHM: Persian Gulf military buildup %
1506-1559 *WPRi THE CONNECTION: Noam Chomsky [repeat at 0306]
1705-1755 *VOA TALK TO AMERICA: Anthrax islands in USSR, Scotland %
1706-1759 *WAMU KOJO NNAMDI TECH TUESDAY: Human-computer interaxion %
1706-1800 *KQED FORUM: The cruise industry, terminal at San Francisco?
1800-1900 *NPR NATIONAL PRESS CLUB: Sen. Ted Kennedy %
1806-1900 *KQED FORUM: Winslow Homer
1900-2230 *BBCR2 various music series: see DAY
2000-2040 *BBCR4 FILE ON FOUR: Drugs and crime in Britain`s Asian communities
2000-0300 *WHRB GUILLAUME DE MACHAUT ORGY
2005-2030 *BBCWa MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: art and ethics, 1 of 2
2030-2100 *BBCWe OMNIBUS: Gay ballroom dancing
2030-2130 *BBCR2 MELLY`S JAZZ SHOWMEN: Louis Jordan and the Jive Talkers, 1 of 4
2130-2200 *BBCR2 HISTORY OF POP ARRANGING, new series
2230-2300 *KCRW DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE: what LA's new generation of
architects is doing to improve the urban fabric of our
community [so D&A is now 2-weekly or twice-monthly?]
UT WED JANUARY 22 WEDNESDAYS St. Vincent Pallotti
Netherlands legislative elections
0000-0300 *WHRB GUILLAUME DE MACHAUT ORGY concludes
0005-0100 *CBCR1 SOUNDS LIKE CANADA: Whistler, BC, pre-Olympic town? [+1/2/3/4 h]
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: Terrorism, Law & Democracy, 1 of ? [+1/2/3/4 h]
0230-0300 *BBCWS OMNIBUS: Bell-ringing [supposedly, but see Tue 2030]
0300-1100 *WHRB JANDEK ORGY, 2 of 3
0306-0359 *WPRi THE CONNECTION: Noam Chomsky
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: A Night at the Opera II, Sherill Milnes
0400-0500 *KQED CITY ARTS & LECTURES: Joan Didion
0505-0600 *NWPR FRESH AIR: Kevin Spacey
0505-0600 *WRVO FRESH AIR: Kevin Spacey
1100-1800 *WHRB HERBERT HOWELLS ORGY concludes
1405-1500 *WHRV FRESH AIR: Kevin Spacey?
1530-1600 *BBCWe OMNIBUS: Bell-ringing, supposedly
1700-1800 *WUOT SHADES OF GRAY: balanced look at abortion
1800-0200 *WHRB BSO PRINCIPALS ORGY
1915-1945 *BBCR4 FRONT ROW: Review of Polanski`s The Pianist
2000-2100 *BBCR2 MIKE HARDING: Celtic Connexions, live from Glasgow
2006-2100 *NPR TOTN: Iran: axis of evil or burgeoning democracy? %
2100-2130 *BBCR4 WHAT REMAINS TO BE DISCOVERED? Human mind
2130-2200 *BBCWa OMNIBUS: Gay ballroom dancing
2200-2230 *BBCR2 BHANGRA & BEYOND: History of Asian music in Britain, 2 of 4
UT THU JANUARY 23 THURSDAYS St. Emerenziana
0100-0200 *CBCR2 GREAT CANADIAN MUSIC DREAM: BC/Yukon 1 of 6
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: The Culture of Control: universal surveillance
[+1/2/3/4h]
0200-XXXX *CBCR2 WOODY ALLEN`S NEW ORLEANS CLARINET, 1 of ?
0200-XXXX *KUNM LANNAN FOUNDATION: Tribute to Yeats, by Helen Vendler,
poetry critic, live from the Lensic in Santa Fe
[show pre-empted is 3 hours long; is this too?]
0300-1100 *WHRB JANDEK ORGY, 3 of 3
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: ``Let`s Go`` Globetrotting
0400-0500 *KQED RADIO SPECIAL: Hon. Lalit Mansingh, Ambassador of India
1100-0700 *WHRB SON & SKIP ORGY Delta Blues
1506-1600 *WPRi THE CONNECTION: high cost of Px drugs
1530-1600 *BBCWa OMNIBUS: Gay ballroom dancing
1600-1700 *BBCR3 MUSIC RESTORED: Conductor Roger Norrington
1606-1659 *WPRi THE CONNECTION: New biography of H. L. Mencken
1630-1700 *BBCR4 MATERIAL WORLD: measuring insect biodiversity, medical
applications
1705-1755 *VOA TALK TO AMERICA: Anti-war movement, Gordon Clark %
1806-1900 *KQED FORUM: Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature
2000-2030 *BBCR4 THE DARK ORIGINS OF BRITAIN, 2 of 3: Scotland
2006-2059 *NPR TALK OF THE NATION: Role of luck in American life
2030-2100 *BBCR4 IN BUSINESS: Porn Again: on cutting edge of technology
2100-2130 *BBCR4 COSTING THE EARTH: Washing the war zone
UT FRI JANUARY 24 FRIDAYS St. Francis de Sales
0000-0700 *WHRB SON & SKIP ORGY Delta Blues, concludes
0100-0300 *WUOT WORLD CHORAL SPECTACULAR, continues 31st
0100-0310 *KBYU NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC [non]LIVE: Wagner, R. Strauss
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: Security & Risk, panel discussion [+1/2/3/4 hours]
0306-0400 *WPRi THE CONNECTION: high cost of Px drugs
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: Globalization and its Discontents
0406-0459 *WPRi THE CONNECTION: New biography of H. L. Mencken
0700-1000 *WHRB FLASH GORDON ORGY
1000-2200 *WHRB MODERN JAZZ ORCHESTRA ORGY [more orgies to be added]
1400-XXXX *WMUB WMUB FORUM: NPR News Ombudsman Jeffrey Dvorkin [rpt 2400]
1530-1600 *KUNM BACKROADS RADIO: As Time Marches On
1600-1630 *BBCR4 WORD OF MOUTH: names of make-up products
1600-1700 *BBCR3 JAZZ LEGENDS: Art Pepper, sax
1606-1659 *NPR DIANE REHM: George Gershwin Alone, one-man play %
2215-2330 *BBCR3 ANDY KERSHAW: Music from Mali, 2 of 2
UT SAT JANUARY 25 SATURDAYS Robert Burns Day in Scotland
0000-XXXX *WMUB WMUB FORUM: NPR News Ombudsman Jeffrey Dvorkin
0000-0800 *WHRB OTIS REDDING ORGY concludes
0100-0300 *CBCR2 IN PERFORMANCE: Drive winter away: homage to Robbie Burns
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: The Question of Science: asking the right questions?
[+1/2/3/4 hours]
0200-0300 *WCNY CINEMUSIC: Scott of the Antarctic
0300-XXXX *KING LIVE BY GEORGE: Pianist Randolph Hokanson, Northwest
Pianist Recital Series, Esoterics, Brazilian Guitar
Quartet,and members of the Northwest Chamber Orchestra
chamber ensemble playing music by Spanish Composers
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: The frontiers of cosmology
0500-0600 *KUNM AFROPOP WORLDWIDE: Concert Extravaganza in Dakar
1300-1330 *BBCR2 COMEDIANS` COMEDIANS: Nichols & May, 1 of 6
1300-1400 *BBCR3 WORLD ROUTES: Kabul portion of BBCWS` 70th bash
1300-1800 *CBCR1 NDP LEADERSHIP CONVENTION live [timeshifted or not?]
1730-1750 *BBCR4 BACK ROW: films that go backwards in time
1800-1830 *BBCR3 JAZZ FILE: The Unknown Satchmo, from 2001y
1800-1900 *BBC7 CHILDHOOD`S END by Arthur C. Clarke 1 of 2 +Sun, rpt 2400
1915-1945 *BBCR3 MET INTERVAL 20[sic] MINUTES: New York Artists in Their
Studios: Tim Marlow talks to Sean Scully, celebrated
painter of stripes and grids; OPERA NEWS on US Net?
2000-2100 *WLRN ARW: NATURE`S REVENGE: Louisiana wetlands
2000-2100 *BBCR4 ARCHIVE HOUR: Great Gale: East coast floods of 1953
2035-2055 *BBCR3 MET OPERA QUIZ +US, other nets; times approx.
2100-2200 *BBCR2 PURPLE REIGN: The Prince Story, 2 of 2
2100-2200 *KQED STATE OF UNION: people`s accompaniment to Bush`s speech
2200-2355 *WFUV Mixed Bag with Pete Fornatale - 2nd anniversary on WFUV
2230-0230 *WHRB JIMI HENDRIX ORGY, resumes 0430-
UT SUN JANUARY 26 SUNDAYS Republic Proclamation Day in India
0000-0100 *BBCWS PLAY OF THE WEEK: The Ministry Of Performing Arts And
Crafts: Political satire set in a government minister's office
on a Caribbean island, by the Trinidadian playwright Mustapha
Matura
0000-0100 *BBC7 CHILDHOOD`S END by Arthur C. Clarke 1 of 2 +Mon
0000-0230 *WHRB JIMI HENDRIX ORGY continues, resumes 0430-
0200-0300 *KUNM EAR TO THE GROUND: Best of the Blues in KUNM Ladies` Bathroom
0200-0330 *WQXR ON WINGS OF SONG: Opera composers, Grace Bumbry et al.
0230-0430 *WHRB TECH ORGY electronic mayhem
0430-1600 *WHRB JIMI HENDRIX ORGY resumes
0706-0900 RNZI GOING SOUTH - Celebration of New Zealand's pivotal
role in the exploration and exploitation of the icy
Southern continent over the past century 11675
1230-1300 *BBCR4 FOOD PROGRAMME: Fruit juice
1405-1500 *CBCR1 SUNDAY EDITION HOUR 2: The Story of Iraq, BBC {+1/2/3/4h]
1505-1600 *CBCR1 SUNDAY EDITION HOUR 3: H. L. Mencken [+1/2/3/4h]
1700-1740 *BBCR4 FILE ON 4: Drugs and crime in Britain`s Asian communities
1700-1745 *BBCR3 DISCOVERING MUSIC: Mahler`s 4th Symphony
1700-1800 *KGOU STATE OF UNION: Public companion to Bush`s speech
1730-2100 *WHRB GOON BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
1800-1900 *KUNM FEMINISMS: The Care Drain: Third world women, first world work
1800-1900 *KGOU NATIONAL PRESS CLUB: Sen. Ted Kennedy %
1800-1900 *BBC7 CHILDHOOD`S END by Arthur C. Clarke 2 of 2 rpt 2400
1800-1900 *BBCWe PLAY OF THE WEEK: Ministry of performing arts and crafts
1830-1945 *BBCR3 DRAMA ON 3: Superblock, by Jeff Young: The year is 2040.
Superblock is a visit to a 1,470 floor tower block built
from the salvaged concrete and bricks of the 67 Liverpool
high rises demolished in 2005. 14,000 feet high, home to
140,000 people, Superblock is an echo chamber reverberating
with voices, like a monstrous filing cabinet full of the
filed lives of everyone who ever lived there
2000-2210 *WMNR NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC [non]LIVE: Wagner, R. Strauss
2100-2400 *WHRB BING CROSBY CENTENARY
2105-2200 *CBCR2 SAY IT WITH MUSIC: ``Chicago`` soundtrack
2130-2200 *BBCR4 PORN AGAIN: industry at the cutting edge of technology
2200-2300 *WYSO Meet All Your Fine Friends: The Dew Drop Inn in New Orleans
2300-XXXX *KING Live broadcast from Town Hall with the Orlando Consort.
Program of "Food, Wine and Song" presented by the Early
Music Guild
2330-2400 *BBCR4 SOMETHING UNDERSTOOD: Indian origin of Snakes & Ladders
UT MON JANUARY 27 MONDAYS St. John Chrysostom
0000-0100 *BBC7 CHILDHOOD`S END by Arthur C. Clarke 2 of 2
0000-0100 *WBEZ NATIONAL PRESS CLUB: Sen. Ted Kennedy
[WBEZ daily 1.26 listing of Sun eve specials back at 0200-
0500 UT Mon is wrong!!!]
0000-0100 *CAINAN STATE OF THE UNION: A Hearing Voices Special
0000-0100 *WUOL ON ANOTHER NOTE: Classical composers at the cinema
0000-0200 *WHRB VERNON DUKE CENTENARY film composer
0100-0200 *WBEZ ALTERNATIVE RADIO: Case against war with Iraq, Steven Zunes
0100-XXXX *WFIU WORLD CHORAL SPECTACULAR
0100-0400 *WNYCa RADIO LAB: Nike, not just a shoe company
0100-0200 *CAINAN CHANGING WORLD: Body Trade, 1 & 2 of 4 [3 & 4 Feb 3 0200!]
0200-0500 *WHRB AMERICAN CLASSICS
0200-0300 *CAINAN SPEAKING OF FAITH: The soul in depression
0500-0600 *WYSO Meet All Your Fine Friends: The Dew Drop Inn in New Orleans
0500-0500? *Sirius 80, 82, 85: MOZART BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
0500-XXXX *WHRB RAY BROWN ORGY jazz bassist
[more orgies to be added]
1405-1430 *BBCWa MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: art and ethics, 2 of 2
1500-1700 *BBCWe WORLD BRIEFING SPECIAL: Blix report at the UN; analysis
1530-1600 *CBCR1 SPECIAL: Blix report at UN [live]
1600-1630 *BBCR4 FOOD PROGRAMME: Fruit juice
1600-1659 *NPR DIANE REHM: The Greenback`s impact abroad %
1600-1700 *BBCR3 STAGE & SCREEN: Richard Rodgers tribute 2 of 2:
with Hammerstein
1600-1700 *WOIa TALK OF IOWA: WOI Manager`s Day
1905-1930 *BBCWe MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: art and ethics, 2 of 2
2000-2030 *BBCR4 THE MAKING OF SADDAM
2030-2100 *BBCR4 THE REAL PATRON SAINTS OF BRITAIN: Andrew
2100-2130 *BBCR4 NATURE: Otters vs Minks
2100-2200 *OPB CHAUTAUQUA: Peter Singer, Bioethics, animal liberation
UT TUE JANUARY 28 TUESDAYS National Holiday in Australia
Israel parliamentary elections
0100-0200 *KGOU SPEAKING OF FAITH: The soul in depression
0105-0130 *BBCWe MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: art and ethics, 2 of 2
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: Saddam Hussein: Making of a dictator [+1/2/3/4 h]
0230-0300 *KUSP GEEK SPEEK: Marvels of audio headsets
0300-0400 *WOIa TALK OF IOWA: WOI Manager`s Day
0300-0400 *KBYU FAMILY THEATRE: Tale of Two Cities, Orson Welles, Mercury
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: crisis in education?
0400-0500 *KQED WORLD AFFAIRS: Struggle for Human Rights, Aryeh Neier
1330-1400 *BBCR4 CLAPPERS: styles and traditions of applause
1405-1430 *BBCWe MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: art and ethics, 2 of 2
1500-1530 *CBCR1 OUTFRONT: "A Sky So Close: The Stories of Iraqis in
Canada." Today, "My Beautiful Baghdad." [+1/2/3/4 hours]
1506-1559 *WPRi CONNECTION: Joe Klein sizes up Democratic pres. candidates
1606-1659 *WPRi CONNECTION: Backyard astronomy
1606-1659 *NPR DIANE REHM: Dancer, biography of Rudolf Nureyev %
1706-1759 *WAMU KOJO NNAMDI TECH TUESDAY: Kevin Mitnick %
1806-1859 *WAMU KOJO NNAMDI: Measuring America: surveying the frontier %
[NOT; Blix report discussion instead]
1900-2230 *BBCR2 various music series: see DAY
2005-2030 *BBCWa MERIDIAN MASTERPIECE: art and ethics, 2 of 2
2006-2059 *NPR TOTN: Most important recorded sounds in American culture? %
2030-2100 *BBCWe OMNIBUS: In The Shark's Domain: An unusual story from
Australia that chronicles how a small, close-knit community
in Perth lost its innocence
2030-2130 *BBCR3 MELLY`S JAZZ SHOWMEN: Piano Pyrotechnicians
2230-2300 *KCRW POLITICS OF CULTURE: Norm Pattiz, R. Sawa, Farda developer %
UT WED JANUARY 29 WEDNESDAYS St. Constantius
0200-XXXX ACTING PRESIDENT BUSH`S STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS multiple
0205-0400 *BBCWS WORLD TODAY SPECIAL: Bush`s SOTU, analysis
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: Analysis of State of the Union
0406-0459 *WPRi CONNECTION: Backyard astronomy
1230-1300 *RN DOCUMENTARY: Zeeland `53 [see DAY for some repeats]
1530-1600 *KUNM BIONEERS: Light at the edge of the world: reinventing the
poetry of diversity
1530-1600 *BBCWe OMNIBUS: In The Shark's Domain: An unusual story from
Australia that chronicles howa small, close-knit community
in Perth lost its innocence. It begins when Ken is seized
by a shark
1845-1930 *BBCR3 LEBRECHT LIVE: So what is great?
2000-2100 *BBCR2 MIKE HARDING: Ry Cooder, Buena Vista Social Club
2130-2200 *BBCWa OMNIBUS: In The Shark's Domain: An unusual story from
Australia that chronicles howa small, close-knit community
in Perth lost its innocence. It begins when Ken is seized
by a shark
2200-2230 *BBCR2 BHANGRA & BEYOND: History of Asian music in Britain, 3 of 4
UT THU JANUARY 30 THURSDAYS St. Martina
Kiribati parliamentary elections
0100-0200 *CBCR2 GREAT CANADIAN MUSIC DREAM Prairies/NWT semi-finals
0200-0300 *CBCR2 WOODY ALLEN`S NEW ORLEANS CLARINET, 2 of 6
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: Guns, Germs and Steel
0400-0500 *KQED STATE OF THE UNION: A Hearing Voices special
0500-XXXX *WHRB PHARAOH SANDERS ORGY
1405-1430 *BBCWe MERIDIAN WRITING: The Buddha of Suburbia
1530-1600 *BBCWa OMNIBUS: in the Shark`s Domain
1606-1659 *NPR DIANE REHM: Arianna Huffington, Pigs at the Trough %
1606-1700 *WPRi CONNECTION: Hydrogen-powered cars
1630-1700 *BBCR4 MATERIAL WORLD: unexplored world of Terahertz Radiation
1700-2000 *WFMU Strength through Failure with Fabio: Sparks on the airwaves
It's possible that many Americans have never heard the
music of Sparks, but if you lived in Europe or Japan, you'd
remember that Sparks are brothers Ron and Russel Mael who
have churned out eclectic quirky pop songs with long titles
since the late 60's
1930-2130 *BBCR3 PERFORMANCE ON 3: Joshua Bell, American violin virtuoso,
live from Wigmore Hall
2000-2030 *BBCR4 THE DARK ORIGINS OF BRITAIN, 3 of 3
2005-2030 *BBCWa MERIDIAN WRITING: The Buddha of Suburbia
2100-2130 *BBCR4 LEADING EDGE new series: Saving the cod from extinxion
UT FRI JANUARY 31 FRIDAYS Independence Day in Nauru
St. John Bosco
0100-0200 *WPRi STATE OF THE STATE OF WISCONSIN ADDRESS BY GOVERNOR
0100-0300 *WUOT WORLD CHORAL SPECTACULAR, concludes, not 29th
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: the pursuit of nutrition
0400-0600 *KQED NATIONAL PRESS CLUB: Democratic agenda: Pelosi & Daschle
0406-0500 *WPRi CONNECTION: Hydrogen-powered cars
0500-0600 tvCNN LARRY KING: Paul Harvey
0500-0700 *WHRB NINTENDO ORGY
0700-2345 *WHRB CHARLES LLOYD ORGY 1 of 2
0800-0900 tvCNN LARRY KING: Paul Harvey
1200-1230 *RN DOCUMENTARY: Zeeland '53, the great flood [see DAY for rpts]
1830-1900 *BBCR4 DEAD RINGERS last of series
1900-2000 *KVNF BLACK CANYON REGIONAL LAND TRUST
2006-2059 *NPR TOTN SCIENCE FRIDAY: Monitoring for bioterrism;
the extravagant universe %
STATIONS WITH PAGES FOR HOLIDAY 2002 SPECIALS -- more needed
Many but not all of the items therein will be entered in our calendar
[date range is mainly to show when next to be checked if there be gaps]
{Original date ranges started much earlier than shown here in finale}
CBC UT -4 thru -8 12/28-1/5
MPBC UT -5 12/31-1/1
VPR UT -5 12/31-1/1
WFCR UT -5 12/31-1/1 more
WNYC UT -5 12/31-1/1
WQXR UT -5 12/31-1/1
WFUV UT -5 12/22-1/31
WHYY UT -5 12/31
WETA UT -5 12/28-1/1
WKSU UT -5 12/20-12/26
WYSO UT -5 12/31-1/1
WYSU UT -5 12/19-12/25
WMUB UT -5 12/31
WKAR UT -5 12/28
WLRN UT -5 12/28-1/3 [not in order]
WMFE UT -5 12/28
GPB/GPR -5 12/28-12/30 [not in order]
WUGA UT -5 12/31-1/1
WUOT UT -5 12/17-12/26
WSMC UT -5
WPLN UT -6 1/1
WUWF UT -6 12/17-12/24 [not -5!]
WBHM UT -6 1/1
KUMR UT -6 12/23-12/27 [pdf]
WBEZ UT -6 12/31-1/1
WGN UT -6 12/24-12/26
WPR UT -6 12/31-1/1
KUNI UT -6 12/31-1/1 extensive!
KHKE UT -6 12/23-12/25
WOI UT -6 12/31-1/1
MPR UT -6 12/29-1/1
NPRN UT -6 1/4
KANU UT -6 12/31-1/1
KMUW UT -6 12/31-1/3
KHCC UT -6 12/23-12/24 a.k.a. R. Kansas
KGOU UT -6 12/30-1/1
KUHF UT -6 12/31-1/1
KUNC UT -7 12/24-12/25
CPR UT -7 12/29
KUWR UT -7 12/31-1/1
KNAU UT -7 12/31-1/1 also KPUB
KBYU UT -7 12/31-1/1 [little there; see Daily Listings instead]
YPR UT -7 12/31-
NWPR UT -8 12/31
KPBX UT -8 12/31-1/2
KNPR UT -8 1/1
KCRW UT -8 12/31-1/3
KCSN UT -8
TV GUIDE HOLIDAY VIEWING GUIDE UT -5
UT SAT FEBRUARY 1 SATURDAYS St. Henry Morse
Malaysia Federal Territory Day (Kuala, Lumpur and Labuan)
Malaysia Dayak Festival (Sarawak only)
Mauritius Abolition of Slavery
0000-2200 Scandinavian Weekend Radio, lowpower monthly from Finland on
5980 or 5990 or 6170 and 11690 or 11720
0100-0300 *CBCR2 In Performance: From Montreal, Tan Dun conducts the
Montreal Symphony Orchestra in his own Orchestral Theatre
1 and Crouching Tiger Concerto
0230-0600 *WHRB CHARLES LLOYD ORGY 2 of 2
0500-0600 *KUNM AFROPOP WORLDWIDE: Dance party for winter blues
1300-1400 *BBCR3 WORLD ROUTES: Buena Vista Social Club members
1530-1600 *CBCR1 GROOVESHINNY, musical game show debut [+1/2/3/4 hours]
1730-xxxx *WABE CHINESE NEW YEAR OF THE SHEEP, rpt Feb 4 0100
1915-1935 *BBCR3 MET OPERA INTERVAL: NY Artists in Studios [time approx.]
1915-1935 *BBCR3 MET OPERA INTERVAL: Opera News? US net [time approx.]
1945-2000 *BBCR4 FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS OF BUDDHISM: 3: Cessation of suffering
2000-2100 *BBCR4 ARCHIVE HOUR: Life of Henry Mancini
2040-2100 *BBCR3 MET OPERA INTERVAL: Opera Quiz +US net [time approx.]
2200-2410 *WHRB NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC [non]LIVE: Wagner, R. Strauss
2205-2230 *BBCWe COMPOSER OF THE MONTH: Elgar
2230-2300 *BBCWe ONE WORLD, ONE SOUND, 1 of 4
2300-0100 *PRI PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION: 2003 Joke Show
UT SUN FEBRUARY 2 SUNDAYS Aruba carnival week
Kyrgyzstan referendum
Russia gubernatorial elections (Magadan Oblast)
0100-0200 *KUNM ALTERNATIVE RADIO: The other 9/11: Chile, 1973
0200-0300 *WOIa FIRST PERSON SPEAKING OF FAITH: the soul in depression
0200-0300 *WQXR KOSCIUSZKO FOUNDATION CHAMBER MUSIC: Smetana, Ravel
0400-0600 WBMJ Special MW DX test on 1190 from San Juan PR, and on
WIVV 1370 Vieques
0530-0630 CHWO Special MW DX test on 740 from Toronto
1230-1300 *BBCR4 FOOD PROGRAMME: Food waste
1400-1500 *BBCR3 BBC LEGENDS: Claudio Arrau, 1 of 2
1400-1600 *KUNM WE WERE HERE: MLK tribute
1700-1745 *BBCR3 DISCOVERING MUSIC: Bruckner`s Symphony No. 9
1700-1900 *KGOU DESTINATION FREEDOM: Black Radio Days, 3 positive dramas
1800-1900 *KUNM MEETING OF MINDS
2100-2300 *WHRB WORLD MUSIC: Iraqi Oud Tradition
2140-2300 *BBCR3 PROMS 2002: early Spanish music
2300-2400 *WBEZ AMERICAN RADIO WORKS: Radio fights Jim Crow
2330-2400 *BBCR4 SOMETHING UNDERSTOOD: Symbolism of fountains in Islam
UT MON FEBRUARY 3 MONDAYS St. Blaise
Mozambique Heroes Day; New Zealand Nelson Day (Nelson only)
Sao Tomé and Principe Martyrs' Day
Vietnam Communist Party's Foundation
0100-0200 *WBEZ Historic Preservation in Chicago, live
0100-0300 *WFMU Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg - guest DJ
Sean Harvey surveys popular and traditional music of Haiti
0200-0300 *WNYCf MAD ABOUT MUSIC monthly supposedly, unconfirmed; see DAY link
0200-0300 *CAINAN BBC CHANGING WORLD: The Body Trade, 3 and 4 of 4
0300-0400 *CAINAN MOLLY IVINS: Politics and the Art of Deception
1405-1430 *BBCWa Meridian - Masterpiece: In a series of four programmes
entitled 'Blockbusters, Burgers and Blue Jeans', Nick
Rankin looks at some of the processes and products of
the Americanisation of global culture. Prog. 1: The
Americanisation Of Space and Time
1406-1459 *WMUB INTERCONNECT: Mulatto America
1506-1559 *NPR DIANE REHM: Economic implications of war %
[NOT: Columbia instead; this moved to 1606]
1600-1630 *BBCR4 FOOD PROGRAMME: Food waste
1600-1700 *BBCR3 STAGE & SCREEN: Film composer David Raksin
1606-1659 *WPRi THE CONNECTION: Americans abroad
1815-XXXX *KCCU STATE OF THE STATE, OK Gov. Brad Henry
[did not start until 1858]
1905-1930 *BBCWe Meridian - Masterpiece: In a series of four programmes
entitled 'Blockbusters, Burgers and Blue Jeans', Nick
Rankin looks at some of the processes and products of
the Americanisation of global culture. Prog. 1: The
Americanisation Of Space and Time
2030-2100 *BBCR4 THE REAL PATRON SAINTS: George
UT TUE FEBRUARY 4 TUESDAYS St. Andrew Corsini
Angola Beginning of Armed Uprising
Sri Lanka Independence Day
0006-0059 *WMUB INTERCONNECT: Mulatto America
0100-0200 *KGOU MEET ALL YOUR FINE FRIENDS: THE DEW DROP INN IN NEW ORLEANS
0105-0130 *BBCWS Meridian - Masterpiece: In a series of four programmes
entitled 'Blockbusters, Burgers and Blue Jeans', Nick
Rankin looks at some of the processes and products of
the Americanisation of global culture. Prog. 1: The
Americanisation Of Space and Time
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: Is there a crisis in truth? Debate [+1/2/3/4 hours]
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: Robert McWhorter: Authentically Black
0330-XXXX *KING LIVE BY GEORGE: PLU faculty members, violinist Maria Sampen
and pianist Duane Hulbert, UPS faculty members, cellist
Cordelia Wikarski and pianist Keith Ward. Plus an
appearance by a noted bagpiper from Masters of the
Scottish Arts. Plus, plus…guitarist Andre Feriante
0400-0500 *KQED World Affairs Council: "Massacres, Drugs, and America's
War in Colombia," Tonight's speaker is Robin Kirk
1330-1400 *BBCR4 THE REAL HISTORY OF OPERA: Don Giovanni
1405-1430 *BBCWe Meridian - Masterpiece: In a series of four programmes
entitled 'Blockbusters, Burgers and Blue Jeans', Nick
Rankin looks at some of the processes and products of
the Americanisation of global culture. Prog. 1: The
Americanisation Of Space and Time
1606-1700 *WPRi THE CONNECTION: It's a war of words between the United
States and France. How Gallic pride meets American pith in
a showdown over Iraq, prompting those on both sides of the
Atlantic to wield their poison pens
1900-2230 *BBCR2 various music series; see DAY
2000-2040 *BBCR4 FILE ON 4: tax avoidance
2005-2030 *BBCWa Meridian - Masterpiece: In a series of four programmes
entitled 'Blockbusters, Burgers and Blue Jeans', Nick
Rankin looks at some of the processes and products of
the Americanisation of global culture. Prog. 1: The
Americanisation Of Space and Time
2100-2130 *BBCR4 CASE NOTES: Corticosteroids
2130-2215 *BBCR3 NIGHT WAVES: Richard Dawkins, the Great Darwinian
2230-2300 *KCRW Design and Architecture: Frances Anderton talks with James
Dyson about his revolutionary cyclone vacuum cleaner design
2300-2330 *BBCR4 THE MARK STEEL LECTURE: Beethoven
UT WED FEBRUARY 5 WEDNESDAYS St. Agatha
Burundi Day of Unity; Tanzania Chama Cha Mapinduzi Day
San Marino St Agale's Day; Mexico Constitution Day
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: Part One of Manufacturing Patients. New, or newly
prevalent, medical disorders are sometimes identified just
when a treatment happens to become available. The
treatments are always patented and never cheap. Alan
Cassels traces the source of these disorders to the
inventive folks in drug company labs and their public
relations teams, who colonize a whole range of human
normality -- such as compulsive shopping, boyhood
exuberance, and maturity [+1/2/3/4 hours]
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: Future of American foreign policy
0400-0500 *KQED CITY ARTS & LECTURES: Jim Harrison, author of "Legends of
the Fall" and "The Beast God Forgot to Invent"
0406-0500 *WPRi THE CONNECTION: It's a war of words between the United
States and France. How Gallic pride meets American pith in
a showdown over Iraq, prompting those on both sides of the
Atlantic to wield their poison pens
1230-1300 *RN DOCUMENTARY: River series: Volga 5965 [see DAY for repeats]
1530-XXXX *WUOT SPECIAL FROM NPR: SOS Powell at the UN
1530-XXXX *KOSU SPECIAL FROM NPR: SOS Powell at the UN [and many others]
1530-XXXX *CBCR1 NEWS SPECIAL: US SOS Powell at the UN
1706-1800 *KQED FORUM with Michael Krasny: Recent allegations of theft,
fraud, and mismanagement at Los Alamos National Laboratory,
a nuclear weapons lab managed by the University of
California. Guests: Michael Reese, spokesperson for the
University of California Office of the President; Per
Peterson, professor and chair of the department of Nuclear
Engineering at UC Berkeley; and check-ins with: Steven
Doran, consultant for University of California and one of
two Los Alamos investigators fired and later rehired by the
University of California; and Peter Stockton, senior
investigator for the Project on Government Oversight
[NOT: tho not foreseen in daily sked, pre-empted by UN
Security Council speeches; normally repeats at 0600, but
this subject may not have been produced at all. If so,
let us hope it be rescheduled]
2005-2030 *BBCWe DISCOVERY: In the first of three programmes, Julian Siddle
finds out what makes Brazil probably the most successful
nation in South America for science and technology
UT THU FEBRUARY 6 THURSDAYS Sts. Paul Miki & Co.
New Zealand Waitangi (National Day)
Sápmi (Lapland) National Day
0100-0200 *CBCR2 GREAT CANADIAN MUSIC DREAM: Ontario semifinals
0100-0200 *WMNR Masterpiece Theatre scores
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: Part One of James Joyce: A Tale of Two Cities. James
Joyce chose "silence, exile and cunning" and abandoned
Dublin for Trieste in 1904. He was looking for a job, a new
way of being a writer, and an alternative to Irish
Nationalism. He found them all in the Mediterranean city of
Trieste. Philip Coulter explores Dublin's Joyce and Joyce's
Trieste [+1/2/3/4 hours]
0106-0200 RNZI The Waitangi Rua Rau Tau Lecture: Encounters & Responses
Justice Sir Rodney Gallen presents the inaugural annual
lecture in a series aimed at monitoring progress towards
a truly celebratory national bicentennial in 2040: 17675
0205-0230 *BBCWS DISCOVERY: In the first of three programmes, Julian Siddle
finds out what makes Brazil probably the most successful
nation in South America for science and technology
0400-0500 *KQED Radio Specials: "As American As Apple Pie: How Segregation
and Terror Lost, 1940-1954.": This program looks at the 15
years that set the state for the Civil Rights Movement and
illuminates the mid-century battle for American hearts and
minds with recordings and recollections from Thurgood
Marshall, Paul Robeson, A. Philip Randolph, and Stetson
Kennedy [rpt at 1000]
0500-XXXX *KUNM HOMELESSNESS MARATHON
0606-0700 *KQED FORUM: Los Alamos NL, if repeatable from 1706 Wed, q.v. [yes]
1505-1530 *BBCWe DISCOVERY: In the first of three programmes, Julian Siddle
finds out what makes Brazil probably the most successful
nation in South America for science and technology
1600-1700 *BBCR3 MUSIC RESTORED: Origin of the Symphony, besides Haydn
1630-1700 *BBCR4 MATERIAL WORLD: Autosub under Antarctic ice sheets
2000-2030 *BBCR4 SPIES R US: History of CIA, 1 of 3: The Focus of Evil
2006-2059 *NPR TALK OF THE NATION: What If? Alternative scripts for history
2100-2130 *BBCR4 LEADING EDGE: Proust phenomenon: linking smell and memory
2105-2130 *BBCWa DISCOVERY: In the first of three programmes Julian Siddle
finds out what makes Brazil probably the most successful
nation in South America for science and technology
2305-2400 *CBCR1 AS IT HAPPENS: Mock Security Council debate on whether
there's enough evidence to authorize a military campaign
[+1/2/3/4 hours]
UT FRI FEBRUARY 7 FRIDAYS St. Richard
Grenada Independence Day
0100-0200 *WCPN ALTERNATIVE RADIO: Malcolm X and the Politics of Race
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: A Canadian Imperialist Abroad. "What a strange
existence mine has been." Those words are from the diary of
Halifax native William Grant Stairs. Ian Porter traces
Stairs' travels through what was then called "The Dark
Continent" [+1/2/3/4 hours]
0200-0300 *WCPN QUIET CRISIS: Universities and their cities, part 8
0200-0300 tvCNN LARRY KING LIVE: Bill Clinton [+3/6 hours]
0300-XXXX *KBYU WILLIAM GRANT STILL RETROSPECTIVE
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: The World of Design
0405-0430 *BBCWS COMPOSER OF THE MONTH: Elgar
1200-1230 *RN DOCUMENTARY: River series: Volga +5965 [see DAY for repeats]
1350-1400 *KOSU VOICES OF OKLAHOMA: JIMMIE BAKER: KOSU celebrates the life
of OSU alumnus and Hollywood producer Jimmie Baker in a
rebroadcast of a two-part "Voices of Oklahoma" series. The
multi-talented Baker died this week in California following
a recent stroke. During one of his final visits to OSU in
October 2000, Baker visited with KOSU Program Director
Kelly Burley about his college days as a dance bandleader,
drum major and disc jockey and his prolific career as a
Hollywood producer and director. This two-part special will
air Friday at 7:50 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
1500-1530 *BBCR4 RAMBLINGS walking thru the British countryside, new series
1505-1530 *BBCWa DISCOVERY: In the first of three programmes Julian Siddle
finds out what makes Brazil probably the most successful
nation in South America for science and technology
1530-1600 *KUNM UNIVERSITY SHOWCASE: Reader`s Theatre
1606-1700 *WPRi ALL ABOUT FOOD: Caviar
1700-1800 *WUOT As American As Apple Pie: How Segregation and Terror Lost,
1940-54
1800-1900 *KUNI CLASSICALLY BLACK: Chevalier de St Georges
1806-2100 *WUOT MONTHLY CLASSICAL REQUEST SHOW
1906-2000 *NPR TALK OF THE NATION SCIENCE FRIDAY: What`s next in space %
2230-2236 *KOSU VOICES OF OKLAHOMA: JIMMIE BAKER, 2 of 2; see 1350
UT SAT FEBRUARY 8 SATURDAYS
0000-0100 *WCPN ALTERNATIVE RADIO: Politics, Art of Deception: Molly Ivins
0200-0300 *WFPL STATE OF AFFAIRS with Julie Kredens: Al-Jazeera (Arabic for
"the island") is an independent all-Arab television news
network based in Qatar. This network has access to the Arab
world, and has emerged as an international relations
ambassador with exclusive access to Osama bin Laden and
members of the Taliban. Its has reached the American
spotlight through daily exposure on CNN in the U.S. Join us
as we discuss news broadcasting in the Middle East and its
struggle for a free press and public opinion in the Arab
world with Adel Iskandar, co-author of "Al-Jazeera: How the
Free Arab News Network Scooped the World and Changed the
Middle East."
0200-0300 *WMNR MIXED BAG Classical Music Hour: Classical Music Quiz
0300-0400 *WNNR MIXED BAG Broadway and Film Scores: Mystery Voice Quiz;
Sondheim: A Little Night Music
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: Argonne National Lab
0400-0500 *KQED Commonwealth Club: Christopher Hitchens, journalist, and
Mark Danner, professor of the Graduate School of Journalism
at UC Berkeley. In debate format, moderated by the Dean of
the Graduate School of Journalism, Orville Schell. They
address the repercussions of a possible War in Iraq, the
War on Terror, an the use of American power
0406-0500 *WPRi ALL ABOUT FOOD: Caviar
1330-1400 *BBCWa The Music Feature: Desert Blues: Andy Kershaw travels to
Timbuktu in the Sahara desert, to take part in one of the
world's oldest music festivals. The festival sees the
traditional gathering of the Touareg people, who sing
gentle hypnotic songs about desert life, 1 of 2
1530-1600 *BBCR4 REEL HISTORIES: Blazing Saddles
1530-1600 *CBCR1 GROOVESHINNY: quiz show that pits a perfect stranger
against two perfect musical minds…the ringers: Ted Dykstra,
the musical mastermind behind Two Pianos Four Hands, not to
mention a cross-dresser in Hedwig and the Angry Inch. And
author, TV host, and Creedence fanatic, our own "trivia
terminator" — Richard Crouse. And this week's perfect
stranger? Kim Kavanagh, a nice enough woman who foolishly
allowed Brent Bambury into her car. Will Kim stun the
nation with her intimate knowledge of Madonna, Rick
Springfield and Miles Davis? Or will Brent Bambury throw
the switch that releases the trap-door strategically
located beneath her chair? [+1/2/3/4 hours]
1955-2020 *BBCR3 MET OPERA QUIZ time approx., also US, Canadian, etc. nets
2000-2100 *WLRN DESTINATION FREEDOM: Father to Son: Adam Clayton Powell
2000-2100 *BBCR4 ARCHIVE HOUR: Rebel Hell: as if cricket matters, S. Africa
2100-2200 *KQED UNCOMMON COURAGE: The Viola Liuzzo story
2300-2330 *CBCR1 THE WORLD THIS WEEKEND: Galapagos Islands [+1/2/3 hours]
2300-0100 *OPB PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION: Joke Show, delayed from last week
[only so on OPB?? Valentine show scheduled elsewhere]
UT SUN FEBRUARY 9 SUNDAYS Lebanon St Maron's Day
Monaco parliamentary elections
Montenegro presidential elections
0100-0300 *WCNY Choral Traditions with Bonnie Beth Derby: THE ARS NOVA
SINGERS AND THE MUSIC OF BILL DOUGLAS. New Age artist and
composer Bill Douglas will be featured as the Ars Nova
Singers combine their talents with orchestra, woodwinds and
synthesizer in a number of his original works and
arrangements. Included will be his well-known choral
setting of "Deep Peace."
0200-0300 *WBEZ PERFORMANCE SPACE: Pianist Ahmad Jamal
0200-0300 *WOIa THIRD COAST INTERNATIONAL AUDIO FESTIVAL
0230-0300 *BBCWa MUSIC REVIEW: One world, one sound 1 of 4
0600-0900 WBBR-1130, WEVD-1050, WWDJ-970 NY/NJ to be off for maintenance
during part of these hours, opening frequencies for DX
1230-1300 *BBCR4 FOOD PROGRAMME: Foods eaten by desert communities
1500-XXXX European Music Radio via Latvia 5935 [3-019]
1601-1700 *BBCWS INTERNATIONAL RECITAL: South American singer Barbara Luna
1700-1740 *BBCR4 FILE ON 4: Tax avoidance
1700-1745 *BBCR3 DISCOVERING MUSIC: Stravinsky`s Symphonies of Winds
1700-1800 *KGOU REMEMBERING JIM CROW
1745-1830 *BBCR3 SUNDAY FEATURE: Imagine a poem more than a million lines
long, more than a thousand years old, a treasure of world
heritage equivalent to the works of Homer or the
Mahabharata, and yet very little known in the west. The
Gesar Of Ling is just such an ancient Tibetan epic which
has been handed down for more than a millennium by divine
bards, illiterate inspired poets who sing the heroic story
in a state of trance. It is a living epic in every sense,
preserved in the memories of the Tibetan nomads and
despite its ancient origins still generating new episodes.
Isabel Hilton travels to the northern side of Tibetan
plateau in Qinghai Province in search of one of the great
epic poems of the world
1800-1900 *KGOU OKLAHOMA VOICES: Legislative session preview? See Tue U
1805-1900 *CBCR1 As It Happens special: mock Security Council debate on
whether there's enough evidence to authorize a military
campaign against Iraq [+1/2 hours]
2000-2100 WBCQ *LASER RADIO MEDIA SHOW: R. Caroline`s Peter Moore 9335-
CUSB [and via Latvia 5935]
2100-2200 WBCQ *Welcome to LaserRadio.net - LIVE from London with Geoff Rogers
and Stewart Ross 9335-CUSB
2100-2200 *WPRi University of the Air: Central Asia is a patchwork of
ancient cultures and we'll sample their music
2100-2200 *KQED City Arts & Lectures: Anthony Bourdain, chef, broadcaster,
and author of "Kitchen Confidential" and "A Cook's Tour."
2100-2300 *WHRB LIVE FROM CABOT HOUSE chamber music?
2200-2300 WBCQ *LASER RADIO: Paul Goodwin`s eclectic musical journeys 9335-cusb
2230-2300 *BBCR3 BETWEEN THE EARS: Mountain-climbing Obsessives
2300-2330 *WBEZ Destination Freedom: "Housing" (PRI) Set in Chicago in the
late 1940s, this dramatization exposes how restrictive
covenants and outright violence kept millions of blacks
trapped in housing conditions guaranteed to produce ill
health and wide profit margins. Jack Warren, a black, hard-
working family man and WWII veteran, is caught up in — and
manipulated by — system designed to profit at his expense
2300-2400 *WBGH ARTS & IDEAS: Two stories for African American History
Month: Africans in America and a dramatization of Zora
Neale Hurston's short story Sweat
2300-2400 WBCQ *LASER RADIO: England's England, surreal experience with
Christopher England 9335-CUSB
2330-2400 *WBEZ Nigger: The Strange Career of a Troublesome Word (Cambridge
Forum) Harvard Law Professor Randall Kennedy, discusses his
controversial book on the history and evolution of perhaps
the most inflammatory word in our contemporary language
UT MON FEBRUARY 10 MONDAYS St. Scholastica
Malta Shipwreckage of Saint Paul
0000-0100 *WCNY Discography with Chuck Klaus: GOLOVANOV CONDUCTS
TCHAIKOVSKY. We'll sample a unique conception of the
Symphony No.6 in b minor, recorded in 1948. The energetic
Soviet conductor Nicolai Golovanov will lead the Great
Symphony Orchestra of the All-Union Radio and Central TV
0000-0100 *WBEZ Freedom: Songs from the Heart of America (NPR): A journey
through the history of this country, exploring the idea of
freedom — how different types of Americans have defined it,
how it has been fought for and struggled over, how it has
been expanded and redifined
0000-0100 *WFIU PROFILES: Alice Walker
0000-0200 *CAINAN We were Here: Collage of poetry, music & Dr. Martin Luther
King's oratory
0030-0100 *WUMB DESTINATION FREEDOM: BLACK RADIO DAYS: This Black History
Month Special is presented throughout February on Sundays
at 7:00am and is repeated Sunday nights at 7:30pm. Tonight:
Housing
0100-0200 *WBEZ ALTERNATIVE RADIO: Peter Korn Bluh on 9/11, 1973: Chile
0100-0400 *WNYCa RADIO LAB: What's so Funny? Diversity of New York City
collides with the New York City sense of humor. Something
has got to give. Or not. Laugh Tracks: The bedrock to a
good sense of humor is the ability to laugh at oneself.
Next step, for the aspiring comedian: laugh at one's own
culture. In this two part series, past and present-day
purveyors of ethnic humor trade stories of turning mysery
into comedy
0200-0300 *CAINAN American as Apple Pie: How Segregation and Terror Lost
1940-54
0300-0400 *CAINAN Elaine Brown: Demonizing Race
0300-0400 *WOIa PRAIRIE LIGHTS: David Roosevelt, grandson of Eleanor
Roosevelt, will read from "Grandmere: A Personal History of
Eleanor Roosevelt."
0500-0600 *WBEZ PERFORMANCE SPACE: Pianist Ahmad Jamal
1405-1430 *BBCWa Meridian - Masterpiece: Blockbusters, Burgers and Blue
Jeans: Nick Rankin looks at some of the processes and
products of the Americanisation of global culture. 2 of 4:
Malls And MacDonalds
1600-1630 *BBCR4 FOOD PROGRAMME: Desert food
1600-1700 *BBCR3 STAGE & SCREEN: Marvin Hamlisch
1800-XXXX *KUSP TALK OF THE BAY: Host John Sandidge welcomes back sister
city delegates Brett Taylor and Ellen Farmer to talk about
their recent trip to Cuba. Also, news from "WILPF", the
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, which
turns 88 this year. The national organization's co-
president Sandy Silver talks about the recent international
peace conference in New Zealand, and we'll learn about the
local Peace is Patriotic Campaign. And Assemblyman John
Laird delivers this week's Sacramento report
1806-1900 *KQED FORUM with Michael Krasny: Discusses the history of coal
with author Barbara Freese. Freese is an environmental
attorney and author of "Coal: A Human History."
1905-1930 *BBCWe Meridian - Masterpiece: Blockbusters, Burgers and Blue
Jeans: Nick Rankin looks at some of the processes and
products of the Americanisation of global culture. 2 of 4:
Malls And MacDonalds
1906-1959 *NPR TALK OF THE NATION: More than at any other time, war calls
on each of us to define what it means to be a patriot.
Guest host Melinda Penkava will look at how different ideas
of patriotism took root during the Civil War and continue
today [NOT: last minute change to the Allies and Iraq] %
1925-2230 *BBCR3 OPERA ON 3: Magic Flute, ROH
2006-2059 *NPR TALK OF THE NATION: What would you do to reach out to
others in a war torn country where most people spoke a
different language? For American teacher Paula Huntley, the
answer was a book club. It's a story about reading and
transformation. Hear about the Kosovo Book Club %
2106-2200 *KQED FRESH AIR: Terry Gross interviews Dean Kamen, the inventor
of the Segway Human Transporter, the new high-tech scooter.
Also, she talks with Bruce Lee Livingston of the Senior
Action Network. He helped lead the movement to ban the
Segway from San Francisco sidewalks
UT TUE FEBRUARY 11 TUESDAYS Our Lady of Lourdes; Holy See Lateran Treaty
Cameroon Day of Youth; Iran Revolution Day
Japan Founding of the Nation Day (Kenkoku kinen no hi)
Liberia Armed Forces Day
0100-0200 *KTEP CLASSICALLY BLACK: Chevalier de Saint Georges
0100-0200 *KGOU OKLAHOMA VOICES: Legislative session preview U
0105-0130 *BBCWS Meridian - Masterpiece: Blockbusters, Burgers and Blue
Jeans: Nick Rankin looks at some of the processes and
products of the Americanisation of global culture. 2 of 4:
Malls And MacDonalds
0200-0300 *WFPL BLACK RADIO DAYS: Destination Freedom
0206-0300 *Mich CONNECTION: New face of homelessness
0306-0400 *WPRi CONNECTION: New face of homelessness
0306-0400 *KQED FRESH AIR: Terry Gross interviews Dean Kamen, the inventor
of the Segway Human Transporter, the new high-tech scooter.
Also, she talks with Bruce Lee Livingston of the Senior
Action Network. He helped lead the movement to ban the
Segway from San Francisco sidewalks
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: Rise of Militant Islam: As the war on
terrorism continues in all its forms, we are still faced
with a mysterious foe. AHMED RASHID has been one of the
leading students of radical Islam and terrorism during more
than two decades as a major international journalist. His
very important book is Jihad: The Rise of Militant Islam in
Central Asia and he joins us tonight for the full two hours
to discuss this difficult but crucial subject
0400-0500 *KQED World Affairs Council: "Killing for the State: A
Psychological Case Study of an Apartheid Death Squad
Chief." Tonight's speaker is Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela,
psychologist, activist, author, and former Head of the
Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Cape Town, South
Africa. In her new book, "A Human Being Died That Night: A
South African Story of Forgiveness," she explores the mind
of Eugene de Kock, one of the apartheid regime's most
notorious enforcers
1330-1400 *BBCR4 REAL HISTORY OF OPERA: Huw Edwards uncovers the social
context behind operas. 2. Eugene Onegin: Behind
Tchaikovsky's treatment of Pushkin's epic novel lie some
strange instances of life imitating art
1405-1430 *BBCWe Meridian - Masterpiece: Blockbusters, Burgers and Blue
Jeans: Nick Rankin looks at some of the processes and
products of the Americanisation of global culture. 2 of 4:
Malls And MacDonalds
1506-1600 *NPR DIANE REHM: North Korea and the Bush policy %
1506-1600 *WPRi CONNECTION: the continuing crisis in North Korea. Despite
the fact the "hermit kingdom" has threatened the United
States with a pre-emptive strike, Washington maintains it's
all about diplomacy on the Korean peninsula
1606-1700 *WPRi The Connection: With all eyes focused on the five permanent
members, some are calling for seating India at the Security
Council. On The Connection after ten, what bringing the
world's largest democracy to the table might mean for
international security
1706-1759 *WAMU KOJO NNAMDI TECH TUESDAY: Best search engine: not Google %
1706-1800 *WCPN AROUND NOON: "Berlin Film Festival Report": The Cleveland
Film Society's new Artistic Director, Alissa Simon, reports
from the 53rd annual Berlin International Film Festival.
Simon shares info about the movies that are currently the talk
of Europe, as well as the scoop on what foreign film goodies
might return with her for this year's Cleveland International
Film Festival in March.
1806-1900 *KQED Forum with Michael Krasny: Conversation with nationally
syndicated columnist Arianna Huffington about corporate
America. Her latest book is "Pigs at the Trough: How
Corporate Greed and Political Corruption are Undermining
America."
1845-1900 *BBCWe HEART & SOUL: Modern Muslim Marriage: For many Muslims,
marriage is the cornerstone of Islamic society. But
courtship, marriage and divorce are all changing throughout
the Islamic world. Navid Akhtar investigates
1900-2230 *BBCR2 various music series; see DAY
1945-2000 *BBCWa HEART & SOUL: Modern Muslim Marriage: For many Muslims,
marriage is the cornerstone of Islamic society. But
courtship, marriage and divorce are all changing throughout
the Islamic world. Navid Akhtar investigates
2005-2030 *BBCWa Meridian - Masterpiece: Blockbusters, Burgers and Blue
Jeans: Nick Rankin looks at some of the processes and
products of the Americanisation of global culture. 2 of 4:
Malls And MacDonalds [why is this part of `Masterpiece'?]
2030-2100 *BBCWe OMNIBUS: The threat to the Hindu pilgrimage of Narmada
Parikrama caused by the Narmada Dam scheme in the area
UT WED FEBRUARY 12 WEDNESDAYS Sts. Saturnius, Dativus
Eid-ul-Adha [Hajj]
USA Lincoln's Birthday
(CA, CT, KS, MD, MI, MO, NJ, NY, PA, VT, WA, WV only)
0000-0030 *KQED MARKETPLACE: What's in a name? Philip Morris is changing
the company name to the much less recognizable Altria Group,
Inc. We'll talk about how you choose a new name for an old
company [repeat at 0230; also many other stations]
0045-0100 *BBCWa HEART & SOUL: Modern Muslim Marriage: For many Muslims,
marriage is the cornerstone of Islamic society. But
courtship, marriage and divorce are all changing throughout
the Islamic world. Navid Akhtar investigates
0100-0200 *WCPN Uncommon Courage: The Viola Liuzzo Story: Host David Person
profiles Viola Liuzzo, the Detroit housewife who became a
civil rights icon. Committed to the ideals of equality and
justice, Liuzzo participated in the celebrated voting rights
march from Selma to Montgomery, and was later murdered by
members of the Ku Klux Klan. Liuzzo is believed to be the only
white woman martyred in the cause of voting rights. The program
considers Liuzzo's motivation to go to Selma, the significance of
her efforts in the civil rights and women's movements, and the
impact of her death. Liuzzo's story is interwoven with music by Ben
Harper, Curtis Mayfield, John Coltrane and the Golden Gate Quartet.
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: New, or newly prevalent, medical disorders are
sometimes identified just when a treatment happens to
become available. The treatments are always patented and
never cheap. Alan Cassels traces the source of these
disorders to the inventive folks in drug company labs and
their medical consultants, who discover "off-label" (that is,
unauthorized) prescription cures for shoplifting, rambunctious
boyhood, and envy. The conclusion of Manufacturing Patients
[+1/2/3/4 hours]
0230-0300 *BBCWS OMNIBUS: The threat to the Hindu pilgrimage of Narmada
Parikrama caused by the Narmada Dam scheme in the area
0230-0300 *KQED MARKETPLACE: What's in a name? Philip Morris is changing
the company name to the much less recognizable Altria Group,
Inc. We'll talk about how you choose a new name for an old
company [repeat of 0000; also many other stations]
0306-0400 *WPRi CONNECTION: the continuing crisis in North Korea. Despite
the fact the "hermit kingdom" has threatened the United
States with a pre-emptive strike, Washington maintains it's
all about diplomacy on the Korean peninsula
0310-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: Germany 1933-1945: The Nazi period left in
its wake a legacy of death and destruction unparalleled in
modern history. The institutionalization of a radical racial
regime and untold persecutions at home, the launching of a war
that cost over 50 million lives and ended European world
dominance for all time, the extermination of 6 million Jews and
millions of other on racial grounds: these were some of its
defining "achievements." How did such a regime come into
existence? What did it attempt during its six years of "peaceful"
rule? And what fatal flaws led to its ultimate destruction in the
"Goetterdammerung" of 1945? Our guests tonight include BRYAN MARK
RIGG, who previously appeared with us for his book Hitler's Jewish
Soldiers: The Untold Story of Nazi Racial Laws and Men of Jewish
Descent in the German Military, and more
0400-0500 *KQED City Arts & Lectures: Anthony Bourdain, chef, broadcaster,
and author of "Kitchen Confidential" and "A Cook's Tour."
0406-0500 *WPRi The Connection: With all eyes focused on the five permanent
members, some are calling for seating India at the Security
Council. On The Connection after ten, what bringing the
world's largest democracy to the table might mean for
international security
1230-1400 *CBCR1 The Current: Host Anna Maria Tremonti opens up the file on
two Canadians being held in foreign jails. Their families
haven't heard from either of them in weeks. Also, why the
possibility of war in Iraq could be the chance for Kurdish
nationalists to establish their own state. A feature
documentary looks at the movement and its conflict with the
Turkish government. And Stephen Lewis gives an update on the AIDS
crisis in Africa [+1/2/3/4 hours]
1330-1336 *KOSU Oklahoma Audio Almanac host Steven Knoche Kite remembers
Lon Chaney Junior, born this week in Oklahoma City
1430-1500 *CBCR1 C'est La Vie: Are Quebeckers really more permissive than
the rest of Canadians? This week on C'est La Vie, you can
judge for yourself. Take a peek inside Montreal`s first
heterosexual sauna. And meet one of the men who started the
Sexology Department at a Montreal University - a world first
[+1/2/3/4 hours]
1530-1600 *BBCWe OMNIBUS: The threat to the Hindu pilgrimage of Narmada
Parikrama caused by the Narmada Dam scheme in the area
1830-1845 *BBCWa HEART & SOUL: Modern Muslim Marriage: For many Muslims,
marriage is the cornerstone of Islamic society. But
courtship, marriage and divorce are all changing throughout
the Islamic world. Navid Akhtar investigates
1930-2215 *BBCR3 AN EVENING FROM THE COLOSSEUM: An evening of programmes
about one of the worlds most evocative buildings and the
society that built it the Colosseum of ancient Rome.
Presented from within the Colosseum's crumbling walls,
historian Bettany Hughes and her guests discuss the latest
thinking on the gladiators and the games and on the lives of the
Romans who came to watch. Special features include:
Not Over 'Til The Emperor Sings: Professor Edith Hall discovering the hidden
origins of opera and ballet in the Colosseum.
Imaging Rome:
Dr Catherine Edwards sees Rome through the eyes of eminent commentators such
as Gibbon, Byron, George Washington, Dickens and Sigmund Freud.
The Roman Joy Of Sex: Dr Roy Gibson on Ovid and courtship.
Roman Hollywood: Film expert Maria Wyke dissects the love affair between
Hollywood and ancient Rome.
The Greatest Show On Earth: All aspects of the day-to-day running of the
Colosseum, such as how Roman citizens obtained tickets, who sat where and
how they caught enough lions and tigers to supply the games.
Plus reconstructed ancient Roman music and modern music that has been
inspired by Rome and its spectacles, introduced by leading musicologists.
2000-2130 *BBCR2 Radio Two Folk Awards
2000-2300 *WFMU Mary McBride and Tammy Faye Starlite: on Trash, Twang and
Thunder with Meredith Ochs. Meredith may have dropped out of
theater club, but she know what she likes, and these gals
have got it goin' on. At 3:30, twangy singer/songwriter, off-
Broadway actress/playwright, globe trotter and former U.S.
Senate page Mary McBride performs. Then at 4:30, singer/
performance artist/born-again country starlet Tammy Faye
Starlite brings her righteous mix of gospel and porn. Live in the
studio
2005-2030 *BBCWe Discovery: In the second of three programmes, Julian Siddle
finds out what makes Brazil such a successful nation South
America for science and technology
2030-2100 *BBCWe Sports International: Advances in prosthetics have led to
some extraordinary performances in disabled sport. Glenn
Hicks asks how long will it be before elite disabled
atheletes and able-bodied compete together
2106-2200 *KQED FRESH AIR: We talk with journalist Ahmed Rashid. He covers
Pakistan, Afghanistan and central Asia for the "Eastern
Economic Review" and London's "The Daily Telegraph." And he's
just spent several weeks in Afghanistan. His book "Jihad: The
Rise of Militant Islam in Central Asia" has just come out in
paperback
2130-2136 *KOSU Oklahoma Audio Almanac host Steven Knoche Kite remembers
Lon Chaney Junior, born this week in Oklahoma City
2130-2200 *BBCWa OMNIBUS: The threat to the Hindu pilgrimage of Narmada
Parikrama caused by the Narmada Dam scheme in the area
2200-2205 *KOSU Capitol Correspondent Ted Riley covers the teachers' rally
at the Oklahoma State Capitol
2330-2400 *CBCR1 DISPATCHES: It doesn't trickle down: Connie Watson reports
on the stand-off between the poor and middle classes for the
benefits of Venezuela's oil wealth [+1/2/3/4 hours]
UT THU FEBRUARY 13 THURSDAYS St. Martinian
Georgia Mother's Day
0000-XXXX *WABE Atlanta Forum: Join Alvelyn Sanders for a conversation with
legendary actress Ruby Dee, who is currently starring in St.
Lucy's Eyes, a play by Bridgette Wimberly, at the Alliance
Theatre. In this hour-long conversation, Ruby Dee reflects on
her career as an actress, her life as an activist, coming of
age in Harlem, and her unique perspective on the human
experience
0100-0200 *CBCR2 The Great Canadian Music Dream: Classical and country. Rock
and urban. Pop and opera. Some of the country's most
exciting new musical talent vie for stardom as General Motors
of Canada presents The Great Canadian Music Dream, a series of
six specials on CBC Television and CBC Radio Two. This week,
the Semi-Finals for the Atlantic Region. Guest performers
include Damhnait Doyle and Bruce Guthro, and comedian Bette
MacDonald heads up the jury
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: the conclusion of James Joyce: A Tale of Two Cities.
James Joyce chose "silence, exile and cunning," and
abandoned Dublin for Trieste in 1904. He was looking for a
job, a new way of being a writer, and an alternative to Irish
Nationalism. He found them all in the Mediterranean city of
Trieste. Philip Coulter explores Dublin's Joyce and Joyce's
Trieste [+1/2/3/4 hours]
0200-XXXX *CBCR2 After Hours Presents Woody Allen's New Orleans Clarinet
In this six part series film director, comedian and
clarinetist Woody Allen surveys the world of New Orleans
jazz clarinet. He offers his personal selection of New Orleans
favourites including George Lewis, Johnny Dodds, Jimmie Noone,
Albert Burbank and Sidney Bechet
0205-0230 *BBCWS Discovery: In the second of three programmes, Julian Siddle
finds out what makes Brazil such a successful nation South
America for science and technology
0230-0300 *BBCWS Sports International: Advances in prosthetics have led to
some extraordinary performances in disabled sport. Glenn
Hicks asks how long will it be before elite disabled
athletes and able-bodied compete together
xxxx-0500 *WGN EXTENSION 720: Bob Schieffer, book tour [after basketball]
0400-0500 *KQED Uncommon Courage: The Viola Liuzzo Story: This documentary
profiles Viola Liuzzo, a Detroit housewife who became a
valiant icon of the Civil Rights movement. Knowing full well
that she was risking her life, she participated in the
celebrated voting rights march from Selma to Montgomery. Her
presence so offended centuries-old southern mores that she was
murdered by members of the Ku Kluc Klan. Historians believe she
is the only white woman martyred in the cause of voting rights. The
inspiring story of a truly remarkable woman [repeat at 1000]
0400-XXXX *KBYU SPECIAL: Dichterliebe by Robert Schumann: Classical 89 is
pleased to present Dr. Lawrence P. Vincent, tenor, a
Professor of Music and Director of Opera at Brigham Young
University performing the romantic song-cycle, Dichterliebe by
Robert Schumann. The poems are from "Das Buch der Lieder" by
Heinrich Heine (1797 - 1856), slightly altered when set to music
by Schumann in 1840. They tell the tale of love too oft
unrequited. Many of the songs from this cycle display an intense
involvement between the voices of the singer and the piano. A
native-born Utahn, Dr. Vincent was awarded Austrian citizenship in
1994 for "extraordinary achievement in the Arts". Before returning to
BYU he enjoyed a successful operatic stage career in Austria and
Germany and performed solo concerts around the world
[pre-empting Vocal Scene. Not in daily listings; geez, he`s off-mike]
0430-0445 *BBCWS HEART & SOUL: Modern Muslim Marriage: For many Muslims,
marriage is the cornerstone of Islamic society. But
courtship, marriage and divorce are all changing throughout
the Islamic world. Navid Akhtar investigates
1350-1400 *KOSU Capitol Correspondent Ted Riley covers the teachers' rally
at the Oklahoma State Capitol
1406-1500 *WMUB FREE ADVICE: The Latest in Home Electronics with WMUB Chief
Engineer Jim Keen and Dayton Daily News columnist Don Loose
1505-1530 *BBCWe Discovery: In the second of three programmes, Julian Siddle
finds out what makes Brazil such a successful nation for
science and technology
1530-1600 *BBCWe Sports International: Advances in prosthetics have led to
some extraordinary performances in disabled sport. Glenn
Hicks asks how long will it be before elite disabled
athletes and able-bodied compete together
1530-1600 *BBCWa OMNIBUS: The threat to the Hindu pilgrimage of Narmada
Parikrama caused by the Narmada Dam scheme in the area
1630-1700 *BBCR4 MATERIAL WORLD: Simon Singh investigates a new generation
of optical clocks which utilise laser technology to measure
time 1,000 times more precisely than atomic timekeepers
1706-1900 *KQED FORUM with Michael Krasny: 15th Anniversary Special. KQED
celebrates Forum's 15th anniversary and Michael Krasny's
10th anniversary as host with a special 2-hour broadcast in
front of a live audience. 9am Scheduled Guests: Davia Nelson,
half of The Kitchen Sisters, Independent Public Radio producers
and creators of NPR's Lost and Found Sound Series and the Sonic
Memorial Project; Ayelet Waldman, author of the Mommy-Track
Mysteries; Eva Patterson, executive director of the Lawyers
Committee on Civil Rights; Lowell Bergman, correspondent for the
New York Times and Frontline; Mick LaSalle, author and San Francisco
Chronicle Film Critic; Cynthia Gorney, associate professor at UC
Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism; Kevin Starr, California State
Librarian and author of several books about California.
10am Scheduled Guests: Sandra Hernandez, CEO of the San
Francisco Foundation; Stewart Brand, inventor, designer and
author; Saul Zaentz, founder of Fantasy Studios; Daniel
Handler (aka Lemony Snicket), the author of the Lemony Snicket
"An Unfortunate Series of Events" series; and Dr. Dean Ornish,
clinical professor of medicine for the UCSF School of Medicine
and founder and director of the Preventive Medicine Research
Institute.
1830-1900 *BBCR4 BOOTHBY GRAFFOE IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER: The man who has
been called 'the next Spike Milligan' is joined by top
comedian Stephen Frost and actor Art Malik with music from
Antonio Forcione
1930-2130 *BBCR3 PERFORMANCE ON 3: Monteverdi`s Orfeo from Barbican
2000-2030 *BBCR4 SPIES R US: History of CIA, 2 of 3: Losing friends,
influencing no one: Vietnam
2006-2059 *NPR TALK OF THE NATION: Simpsons` 300th episode [or hour 1?] %
2105-2130 *BBCWa Discovery: In the second of three programmes, Julian Siddle
finds out what makes Brazil such a successful nation for
science and technology
2130-2200 *BBCWa Sports International: Advances in prosthetics have led to
some extraordinary performances in disabled sport. Glenn
Hicks asks how long will it be before elite disabled
athletes and able-bodied compete together
2200-2230 *WBCQ PLANET WORLD NEWS ROUNDUP +7415 debut [NO SHOW]
UT FRI FEBRUARY 14 FRIDAYS Sts. Cyril & Methodius
India (Manipur) Lui-Ngai-Ni (Naga Festival)
0010-0100 *RA HINDSIGHT - social history: "The Morscodians". A look at
the rich history of the forerunner of today's wired world,
the electric telegraph, invented by Samuel Morse in 1832. We
hear from former telegraph workers who are anxious to uphold
their legacy and to keep Morse's Code alive %
0105-0200 *CBCR1 IDEAS: The Poverty Lab. Bangladesh conjures up images of
war, famine, and floods. But Western aid has greatly
improved life there, even providing the internet to millions.
Richard Phinney asks whether this is charity run riot or an
answer to global poverty [+1/2/3/4 hours]
0200-XXXX *YPR Jackie Yamanaka and Jim Gransbery of the Billings Gazette
provide an update on the Montana legislature U
0400-0500 *KQED Cleveland City Club Forum: Tom Capps, chairman and CEO of
Dominion Energy, speaking on corporate corruption
0606-0800 *KQED FORUM with Michael Krasny 15th/10th anniversary special;
see Thu 1706 of which this is a repeat
1200-1230 *RN DOCUMENTARY: Reporter Claire Kavanagh examines the timely
issue of kissing.... a wry and sideways look at many
people´s favourite subject !!!! [see DAY for repeats] +5965
1350-1400 *KOSU "Ramblin' 'Round" visits historic Ft. Gibson
1400-0100 *WQXR Valentine's Day Special: Ten hours of music for the
romantically inclined – operatic arias, duets, and
orchestral repertoire relating to amorous themes!
1500-1530 *BBCR4 RAMBLINGS: Clare Balding joins Parkinson's Disease sufferer
Tom Isaacs between Barmouth and Aberdovey, as he nears the
end of his 4,500-mile walk around Britain's coastline
1505-1700 *BBCWS News Special: Live coverage of Hans Blix, Executive
Chairman of the UN Monitoring, Verification and Inspection
Commission (UNMOVIC), and Mohamed El Baradei, Director-
General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
addressing the Security Council of the UN
1506-1600 *WPRi Jean Feraca: A look at the headlines of the Wisconsin
State Journal in the last one hundred and fifty years, and
read about the events that have impacted Wisconsin and the
world
1515-XXXX *CBCR1 NEWS SPECIAL: Blix at the UNSC
1530-1600 *KUNM SOUTHWEST COFFEEHOUSE: True Loves
1600-XXXX *WSUI Iowa Talks Live from the Java House; University of Iowa
Theatre Preview: This Valentine's Day edition will explore
love and the human condition by previewing the drama, music,
and poetry of two theatrical works opening in February at the
University of Iowa. When A Streetcar Named Desire was first
staged in 1947, it created a firestorm of controversy. Even
today, Tennessee William's Pulitzer Prize-winning play still has
the power to shock. Uncontrollable Mystery, three short plays by
W.B. Yeats, highlights the great 20th century poet's unique ability
to use fantasy, mysticism, and myth to examine the human condition.
Live music by Dave Olson
1606-1700 *NPR DIANE REHM: George McGovern %
1700-1900 *WBGO Special: "A Love Supreme" - documentary on Coltrane`s
classic recording
1900-XXXX *KCRW MORNING BECOMES ECLECTIC: Kronos Quartet live
1906-2000 *NPR TOTN SCIENCE FRIDAY: Preserving endangered species, live
from AAAS Denver % [first hour pre-empted on some (all?)
stations for NPR news special on Blix]
1930-XXXX *KBYU SPECIAL: Poet's Corner with Leslie Norris: KBYU-FM is
honored to have G. Leslie Norris, Emeritus Professor of
English at Brigham Young University present this special
program of poetry about Valentine's Day collected from around
the world. Observances of this special day vary among the
cultures, as evidenced by these readings. Professor Norris
himself is the author of fifteen books of poetry and two books of
verse for children. He has won numerous awards for his sustained
excellence as a writer, particularly of verse and fiction and has
acquired a loyal following for his many public readings [rpt 0130]
2006-2100 *NPR TOTN SCIENCE FRIDAY: Legal restraints on scientists, live
from AAAS Denver %
2030-2100 *BBCWe THE STORY OF IRAQ: How come Saddam?
2106-2200 *KQED FRESH AIR with Terry Gross: Fox broadcasts the 300th
episode of The Simpsons this Sunday. Hear from the cartoon's
creator, Matt Groening, Harry Shearer who does the voices of
Mr. Burns and Smithers [and countless others], and Alf
Clausen, who composes the music featured on the series
2200-2230 *BBCR2 DINO: THE DEAN MARTIN STORY, 1 of 6
2300-0100 *KSUI Know the Score LIVE! On this Valentine's Day program, we'll
have Elizabethan lute songs performed by KSUI's own Nancy
Hagen and lutenist Oleg Timofeyev. Timofeyev will also play
gypsy music and tell us about his experiences living in Russia
last year. Poetry of love and loss will be read by Know the
Score's Poet-in-Residence Marvin Bell; we`ll explore love and
virtue with Jay Semel and Russell Valentino; and we'll hear music
for flute performed, and some composed, by new University of Iowa
flute professor Robert Dick
2305-2320 *RA LINGUA FRANCA - about language. "Crazy English". The ABC's
China correspondent John Taylor on the craze for learning
English in China. In preparation for the 2008 Beijing
Olympics, the Chinese government is encouraging all Chinese,
young and old, to become fluent speakers of at least basic
English. John Taylor attends one of the entrepreneurial EFL
teacher Li Yang's 'Crazy English' lesson - joining a crowd of
people who are encouraged to yell English. A taxi driver who has
been learning English sentences from Government-supplied language
tapes practises his English on John Taylor % [repeat at 0530]
2330-2400 *BBCR4 Days And Nights In Tootle Town: Barnsley poet Ian McMillan
reports from the International Whistling Convention, held
recently in Louisburg, North Carolina
UT SAT FEBRUARY 15 SATURDAYS St. Onesimus
0130-XXXX *KBYU SPECIAL: Poet's Corner with Leslie Norris: KBYU-FM is
honored to have G. Leslie Norris, Emeritus Professor of
English at Brigham Young University present this special
program of poetry about Valentine's Day collected from around
the world. Observances of this special day vary among the
cultures, as evidenced by these readings. Professor Norris
himself is the author of fifteen books of poetry and two books of
verse for children. He has won numerous awards for his sustained
excellence as a writer, particularly of verse and fiction and has
acquired a loyal following for his many public readings
0230-0300 *BBCWS THE STORY OF IRAQ: How come Saddam?
0306-0400 *WPRi Jean Feraca: A look at the headlines of the Wisconsin
State Journal in the last one hundred and fifty years, and
read about the events that have impacted Wisconsin and the
world
0306-0400 *KQED FRESH AIR with Terry Gross: Fox broadcasts the 300th
episode of The Simpsons this Sunday. Hear from the cartoon's
creator, Matt Groening, Harry Shearer who does the voices of
Mr. Burns and Smithers [and countless others], and Alf
Clausen, who composes the music featured on the series
0400-0500 *KQED Commonwealth Club: Daniel Jonah Goldhagen, author of
"Hitler's Willing Executioners: A Moral Reckoning." Harvard
scholar Daniel Goldhagen tells us how and why he believes
Catholics and the Catholic Church are morally culpable for the
Holocaust. Elaborating on the bold statements and difficult
truths of his landmark novels that have revolutionized Holocaust
studies, he describes what this religion, representing love and
goodness, must do to confront a history of hatred and harm to make
amends with its victims
0406-0430 *BBCWS Debut: I`m Sorry I Haven`t a Clue, one of the most popular
light entertainment shows on BBC Radio 4, makes its World
Service debut after 30 years on the domestic service. The
chairman/moderator, jazz trumpeter Humphrey Lytelton, gives
four comedians silly things to do. Examples include singing one
familiar song to the tune of another, giving misleading advice
to visitors to Britain, a playing the game Morning Crescent –
whose rules are a closely guarded secret and are subject to
mysterious fluctuation
0530-0545 *RA LINGUA FRANCA - about language. "Crazy English". The ABC's
China correspondent John Taylor on the craze for learning
English in China. In preparation for the 2008 Beijing
Olympics, the Chinese government is encouraging all Chinese,
young and old, to become fluent speakers of at least basic
English. John Taylor attends one of the entrepreneurial EFL
teacher Li Yang's 'Crazy English' lesson - joining a crowd of
people who are encouraged to yell English. A taxi driver who has
been learning English sentences from Government-supplied language
tapes practises his English on John Taylor %
1330-1400 *BBCWa The Music Feature: Desert Blues: Andy Kershaw travels to
Timbuktu in the Sahara desert, to take part in one of the
world's oldest music festivals. The festival sees the
traditional gathering of the Touareg people, who sing gentle
hypnotic songs about desert life, 2 of 2
1500-1600 *CBCR2 The Vinyl Cafe: Host Stuart McLean has a concert featuring
the Legendary Kulele Brothers - a brace of ukulele virtuosi
who will plunk and twang for you - plus the tale of how
Morley joined a book club
1530-1600 *BBCR4 Pulpit, Politics And Prosperity: In the first of three
programmes exploring the contribution of nonconformity to
British life, Roy Hattersley, Jenny Uglow and the Reverend Dr
Leslie Griffiths look at the political legacy of John Wesley
1800-2000 *BBCWS/NPR TALKING POINT: Call-in on Iraq [3-021]
2000-2100 *WLRN UNCOMMON COURAGE: Viola Liuzzo story
2000-2100 *BBCR4 ARCHIVE HOUR: The Liverpool Poets: In 1967, three young
poets found fame with the publication of the anthology The
Mersey Sound. Pete McCarthy looks at the work of Roger
McGough, Adrian Henri and Brian Patten
2000-2200 *KCRW KRONOS QUARTET, Guest DJs
2005-2030 *BBCR3 MET OPERA QUIZ, time approx., also USA, CBC nets
2100-2200 *BBCR2 Nothing Compares To Her: The Sinéad O'Connor Story
2100-2200 *KQED DESTINATION FREEDOM: Black Radio Days
UT SUN FEBRUARY 16 SUNDAYS Bangladesh Shaheed Dibosh
Cyprus presidential elections; Fiji National Youth Day
Korea North Kim Jong Il's Anniversary
Lithuania Independence Day; Thailand Makha Bucha Day
Moldova presidential elections
0200-0300 *WQXR CHAMBER MUSIC FROM KOSZCIUSKO FOUNDATION: cello/piano/qrt
0200-0300 *WOIa Third Coast International Audio Festival excerpts
0230-0300 *BBCWS Music Review: One World, One Sound: Christopher Cook
presents a four-part investigation into the increasing
uniformity of our music world. This week: Cross-over music
comes under the spotlight - classical cellists play bluegrass;
jazzmen play Mozart. Is this a good thing?
0300-0400 *WOIa Prairie Lights: "Central Standard" is Patrick Ireland's
memoir of his childhood outside the rural hamlet of
Bloomfield in southern Iowa. Ireland deftly uses his father's
notebooks to recall his family's days working and moving on
the Rock Island line
0500-0600 WRCR 1300 Spring Valley, NY MW DX special for NRC, code IDs
0600-0700 KING Soundtrack Cinema presents newly recorded suites from John
Williams music for the Indiana Jones trilogy with the City
of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
1230-1300 *BBCR4 FOOD PROGRAMME: Food and Behaviour
1311-1600 *CBCR1 The Sunday Edition: Host Michael Enright takes the pulse of
Europe's general disaffection with U-S sabre-rattling. He
also vents his own unhappiness with the current state of
movie palaces to Nuria Bronfman, a vice-president at Famous
Players Theatres. Karin Wells reports on the volatile fortunes
of Tony Blair, and in Hour Three, the start of a special week-
long series called Cursed by Riches - The Congo Struggles to
Survive. Despite living in a country rich in natural resources,
more than 2.5 million people have died during four years of civil
war. This is the forgotten war raging in the Democratic Republic of
the Congo. The Sunday Edition begins this series with the feature
documentary How Can a Country So Rich Be So Poor? [+1/2/3/4 hours]
1330-1400 *BBCR4 TIGER TALES: US relations with Philippines
1500-1600 *BBCR3 Private Passions: Michael Berkeley's guest is one of
Britain's most successful young composers of music for film
and TV. Stephen Warbeck won an Academy Award for his 1998
score for Shakespeare in Love, and his feature film credits
since then include Billy Elliot, Captain Corellis Mandolin and
Charlotte Gray. His music for the TV series Prime Suspect won a
BAFTA nomination. He is Head of Music at the RSC, while also
working at the other major London theatres including the National,
the Royal Court and the Donmar Warehouse. His personal musical
passions range from Messiaen, Eisler and Britten to Bob Dylan, Keith
Jarrett and The Pogues
1500-1700 BFBS check newly reported 15530, timespan not clear
1605-1700 *CBCR1 The Vinyl Cafe: Host Stuart McLean has a concert featuring
the Legendary Kulele Brothers - a brace of ukulele virtuosi
who will plunk and twang for you - plus the tale of how
Morley joined a book club [+1/2/3/4 hours]
1700-1745 *BBCR3 Discovering Music: Chris de Souza unravels the web of
hidden connections and symbols in Richard Strauss` study for
strings Metamorphosen
1700-1800 *KGOU UNCOMMON COURAGE: THE VIOLA LIUZZO STORY
1745-1830 *BBCR3 Sunday Feature: Titian`s True Colours: On the eve of a
major exhibition at the National Gallery in London, Lisa
Jardine reassesses the work of Titian, painter of popes and
princes, sensual nudes and dramatic mythological scenes.
Titian's revolutionary approach to oil painting made him the
most celebrated artist