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The Monthly Magazine for KRCB North Bay Public Media

JULY 2013

Open Air

Health Connections - pp.4 - 5

At the Met - p.64th of July - p.7


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Connuous how-torogring

Counit Helth Connecons TV SeriesThis onth viewers will hve n opportunity to wtch the rst in series of

Counity Helth Connecons programs produced by KRCB. Each program in the

series fetures gzine style fort tht includes seprte video segentsaround a central broad theme.

Originng out of the KRCB Counity Enggeent Deprtent s televisionseries, the lrger purpose of the segented videos will be to ke the freelyccessible to the public to sulte conversons bout helthful chnge in ourcommunity.

Whether those conversons tke plce t dinner tble with neighbors, t serviceclub eengs, in bordroos of counity non-prots, or t public eengs with

elected ocils, the purpose is to chieve our collecve vision of wht helthycounity looks nd feels likefor everyone.

Each Counity Helth Connecons progr fetures t lest three videos ledin the North By Are with focus on shred spiron of n idened counity.The rst progr iring July 15 at 11:30 am is bout the iportnce of educons it reltes to the individul, the fily, nd the lrger society. Our producersinterviewed the youth in our community, sought out people and programs that

invest e nd oney on the very young knowing tht this investent will hveits gretest benet in the long ter (upstre investent), nd idened publicagencies that share the same goals and have developed partnerships to achieve

these gols together (collecve ipct).

You will nd our TV video segents t krcb.org/helth long with other suppornginforon nd resources. There will be DVDs (with Spnish subtles) vilble swell as discussion guides. As always, KRCB is interested in hearing your comments on

the stories nd inforon presented in Counity Helth Connecons. Email yourcoents to [email protected].
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From thePRESIDENT

Cover image Flickr user: Weed Whacker

Der Meber,You y hve herd tht our sister PBS ston KCSM,

owned by the college of Sn Mteo, is being sold. Whenthe FCCs ucon of television spectru occurs in

couple of yers, KCSM will be on the block nd venture cpitl r nd the college district will split theproceeds. The ston nd its service will be gone.

It is sd nd seeingly pernent loss of vlublepublic sset nd resource. We ll know the iportnce ofpublic voice nd discourse, educon nd inforon,for the intennce of helthy deocrcy. We inthe Bay Area have just lost one strong and important

voice. And of course this is reinder of how frgile the

public media system in this country is at the moment,a moment when it is more important than ever. And

reinder tht we ust not tke it for grnted, lestwe lose it. As supporter nd eber, you of courseunderstnd this. You cn lso dd to the strength of KRCB by reinding friends ndneighbors of the vlue of this resource, encourging the to consider supporng theston. If you own or nge business, your sponsorship of progring not onlydds vlue to the ston but lso sys loudly nd clerly to the counity tht youtoo vlue the diversity of voices nd points of view tht re the underpinnings of

healthy community.There is no other way to do this but to do it together. Because you care. Because

we care.

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Featured Programs on TV22

Many factors make up a healthy community. Some of the major indicators include

high school graduaon rates, economic stability, physical acvity, prevenon of

injuries and access to health care, aordable healthy food, and a clean environment.

For the benet of our shared community, some of KRCB programming will shine a

spotlight on these societal issues and remedies. Health Connecons programs are

aired in the belief that knowledge is power, and working together we can make

our community one of the healthiest in the naon.

Inside E Street: Brin HelthFridy, July 5 t 8 pmResearch now shows that some memory loss

ributed to ging cn be slowed, or evenprevented, with entl sulon. Using bringes or other logiscl exercises, you cn now

help your brin be stronger nd helthier. DoctorsMjid Fotuhi nd Sndr Chpn (pic), both ledingexperts in neuroscience discuss recent ndings.

Speking in TonguesThursdy, July 11 t 8 Soees sll ide hs big iplicons.

Consider Americas resolute commitment to

reining n English only non. It turns outtht our tudes bout lnguge reect uch

bigger concerns: that language is a metaphorfor the brriers tht coe between neighbors,be they across the street or around the world.

Seking in Tongues showcases a world where thesecounicon brriers re being ddressed ndrevels the proise of ullingul Aeric.

Counit Helth ConneconsMondy, July 15 t 11:30 am

This rst progr in the Counity HelthConnecons series looks t the iportnce ofeducon s it reltes to the individul, the fily,nd the lrger society. In the three dierentsegents of this gzine style progr, North Byyouth re brought into the converson, prents srst eductors re highlighted, nd the collecveipct pproch to building helthier couniess dopted by the Helth Acon Council of Sono

County is fetured (see helthysono.org for ore
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inforon on these collecve ipct strtegies).For ore detiled descripon of the CounityHelth Connecons series nd this prculrprogram, see page 2.

New Stte of Mind: Ending The Sg ofMentl IllnessSturdy, July 27 t noon

This progr exines the sg nddiscriinon fcing people with entl helthchllenges, nd explores the eorts underwy topromote understanding and acceptance. Hosted by

Glenn Close. (pic)

Age of ChpionsTuesdy, July 30 t 9 pm

Follow ve copetors who sprint, lep nd swifor gold s they triuph over the liitons of ge.t the Nonl Senior Olypics. Its story bout theresilience of the hun spirit.
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Gret Perfornces t the MetpresentsWednesdys t 8 pm

Gret Perfornces is the perforing rts serieson PBS showcsing the best in usic, oper, theter,dnce nd populr song fro cross Aeric ndround the world. Join KRCB nd Gret Perforncesin presenng the seventh seson ofGretPerfornces t the Met.

Jul 3 Lelisir DoreAnn Netrebko nd Mhew Polenzni str in

Brtle Shers new producon of one of the gretestcoic ges in oper, s the ckle Adin nd herbesoed Neorino. Mriusz Kwiecien is the blusterysergent Belcore nd Abrogio Mestri is Dulcr,the loveble quck nd dispenser of the elixir.Murizio Benini conducts.

Jul 10 OtelloVerdis Shkesperen sterpiece returns to

the Met with John Both in the tle role opposite

soprno Renee Fleing s Desdeon. SeyonBychkov conducts.

Jul 24 The TepestCoposer Thos Ades conducts the Metropolitn

Oper preiere of his own work, with britone SionKeenlyside strring s Prospero. Director RobertLepge recretes the interior of 18th-century L Sclin this staging.

Jul 31 L Cleenz Di TitoItlin tenor Giuseppe Filino tkes on the tle

role of the Ron eperor Titus, the trget of nssssinon schee by the vengeful Vitelli (BrbrFrioli). Aericn ezzo-soprno Kte Lindsey ndEnglish soprno Lucy Crowe co-str s the younglovers Annio nd Servili in this perfornce of Jen-Pierre Ponnelles stylized 1984 producon, which isconducted by Broque specilist Hrry Bicket.


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Featured Programs on TV22 KRCBTelevision

KRCB celebrtes Jul Fourth!

A Cpitol FourthThursdy, July 4 t 8 pm

A Citol Fourth welcoes bck Ey Awrd-winning television personality Tom Bergeron

(Dncing With the Strs) to host Aerics nonlIndependence Dy celebron live fro the WestLwn of the U.S. Cpitol. Bergeron will led n ll-str cst during the top-rted usicl nd reworksextrvgnz tht hs becoe Aerics fvoritebirthdy prty. With 20 cers posioned roundthe city, viewers t hoe re front nd center for the

gretest disply of reworks nywhere in the non.A Citol Fourth lso irs on Nonl Public Rdioand to our troops around the world on the American

Forces Network.

AnthemThursdy, July 4 t 9:30 pm

Anthe tells the story behind Frncis Sco Keys(pic)The Str-Sngled Bnner, the song fouslypenned er the relentless bobrdent by theBrish of Fort McHenry during The Wr of 1812.Historins nd usic experts discuss the Colonil-ersongs nd events tht inuenced Key to write whtwould becoe the U.S. nonl nthe.

3,2,1 FireworksThursdy, July 4 t 10:30 pm

The explosive special 3,2,1 Fireworks tkes viewerson behind-the-scenes tour of the Wshington, D.C.

July 4th celebron, feturing one of the lrgest ndost colorful reworks displys in the world. Shotin high-denion, the specil cptures every step ofthe renowned reworks producon. (Pic - workerking reworks)

KRCB is looking for volunteer hndperson support

We need bout 8 hours of bsic work onth to

keep our studios nd oces in good shpe. Tsks

include pinng, scrping, ptching sheet rock,

replcing light xtures, etc. One person would be

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Sid the Science Kid-SP

Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About

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Angelina Ballerina

Thos & FriendsBob The Builder

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Neighborhood

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Lot About That!

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Dniel TigersNeighborhood

Arthur

WordGirl

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PBS Kids programs

New york OriginlsThursdys t 11:30 am beginning July 18

Wlk into ny fily-owned business in New York

City nd you will nd story wing to be told. Fro pizzeri Frnk Sintr loved so uch he hd dozensof their pies own to his hoe in Cliforni, to shoe fctory in SoHo tht once de riding bootsfor the Union Ary, nd the pet shop in RichondHill tht hs living, brething sh so old it ws bornbefore the oon lndingll re New York Originls.This programis docuentry series proling ond pop businesses, crsen, nd locl lore tht

hs stood the test of e. By showcsing these one-of--kind businesses, the series cpitlizes on one ofNYCs gretest chrcteriscsoriginlity.

Hispnic LifestleSundys t 11 am (check schedule for specic dtes)

Thisindependently produced television programproles nd prootes posive iges of theLno counity highlighng the chieveents

of counity leders, orgnizons, nd businessowners, with segents on helth, trvel, food ndentertainment.


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CLIMATE ONEKRCB

On RdioThursdys t 7 pm

Jul 4 Googles Eric Schidt nd JredCohen (pic)Two rchitects of our digitl future tlk bout

innovon nd the iplicons of connectedworld.

Jul 11 Clite CorrespondentsEnvironentl journlists represenng Brzil,

Chin, Nigeri nd the Philippines tckle theclite news of developing world.

Jul 18 Wrrior WritersThe urgency of the clite crisis hs

copelled writers such s Bill McKibben ndAntoni Juhsz (pic) to cross the line intodvoccy. Their discussion is bout spekingup and being heard.

Jul 25 Wlrt: Eit Less, Live BeerA converson with two top execuves,

Aron Crer nd Andre Thos (pic), onsustainable capitalism.

On TelevisionSundy, July 28 t 11 am

Ge Chnge with Chris Lehne / Steve Schidt

Two sesoned policl veterns discuss Keystone XL,the fossil fuel econoy, nd bridging the prsn divideon climate change.

Sentor Feinstein (pic)A converson with Clifornis senior United Sttes

Sentor on guns, drones, nd crbon.

Chrisn FigueresThese re tough dys for internonl eorts to put

eningful price on crbon polluon. Its tough sell,nd ny clen-energy dvoctes sy globl del oncedreamed about at Copenhagen will never happen. A

converson on the chllenges, successes, nd gols ofinternonl clite chnge negoons.


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KRCB FM-91 Featured Programs

KRCBRadio

Erl usic on Sund orningwith HarmoniaSundys t 9 am

Jul 7 Ctch Tunes: Glori bi TrinitsWell explore the sckbut s prt of our

Listeners Guide to the Renissnce Consort.

Jul 14 Loves GuisesListen to usic bout lovein ll its ny

guisestender, desperte, isguided, sweet,jelous, confusing, funny.

Jul 21 A Musicl Tour of LondonTke peek t soe of Londons oldest nd ost renowned usicl centers,

including St. Jess Plce nd Westinster Cthedrl.

Jul 28 A Musicl Tour of PrgueUnrvel Prgues intricte trdion of liturgicl usic, revel in instruentl

sterworks by Czech nves nd foreign visitors, nd her excerpts fro operspremiered within the city.

LA Thetre WorksSturdys t 6 PM, reeng t idnight

July 6 The Real Thing, b To StopprdHenry y be the wiest plywright of his

generon, but hes hopelessly nve when it coes tounderstnding love nd indelity.

July 13 Park Your Car in Harvard Yard, b IsrelHorovitz

Jcob Brckish, the toughest, enest techer everto set foot in Gloucester High is dying t hoe. His dfor housekeeper is nswered by won he unkedyers before.

July 20 A Midsummer Nights Dream, bWilli Shkespere

Shkespere cobined his love of theter with Greekmythology and the supernatural to create what is

rgubly his ost inuenl nd iginve work.July 27 Romance, by David Mamet and Things

You Shouldnt Say Past Midnight, b PeterAckern

Ronce leaves no stone unturned in its quest tosrize the socil tboos of the lte tweneth century.Things You Shouldnt Sy Pst Midnightis a riotouscoedy in which ll of our secret beliefs, desires, ndsupersons re lid bre.


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KRCB FM-91 Featured Programs KRCBRadioRndo cts of usicl kindness

on E-town in JulyMondys t 7 pm

Jul 1 Blues Trveler / Ruthie FosterThe globetrong, chrt topping bnd Blues

Trveler joins gied singer/songwriter RuthieFoster (pic) on our stge this week. Gret stu.

Jul 8 Cit nd Colour / BOyWith disnct nd unistkble sounds, Ontrios

City nd Colour nd Hburg-bsed pop duo BOYjoin us for this weeks ul-nonl show.

Jul 15 Arlo Guthrie / Reed FoehlLegendry folk rst Arlo Guthrie nd singer/

songwriter Reed Foehl (pic) contribute to thisrerkble show.

Jul 22 young the Gint/ Civil GillisTwo up-nd-coing usicl rstsYoung the

Gint nd Civil Twilightbring soe gret soundsto E-town.

Jul 29 Goez / Arin GillisExperientl pop group Goez nd eerging

rst Arin Gillis rock our stge this week.


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Outbet in JulSundys t 8 pm

Jul 7 Living Proof

Join co-hosts nd wives, Dr. Dinn L. Gryer ndSheridn L. Gold, s they tlk to husbnds DenCrvlho nd Ti Freen, together for 24 yers!Listen in nd discover the chllenges nd joys ofrrige, coitent, nd negong the worldas gay men in love.

Jul 14 Outbet Music Born Luck!Host Mikl Kennn steps up the posive vibes

nd fun grooves with singer-songwriter Jy Spers(pic) (www.jyspers.co). Jy hs been dubbedthe gy love-child of Rndy Newn nd ToWit nd the show proises n evening ofusicl wit, peppy pop tunes, nd out-loud lyricsproving one thing: we re ll born lucky!

Jul 21 Outbet Collge Out in the ArtsHosts Gry Crnivele nd Mikl Kennn will

spek with Jennifer Ads, owner of one of

Snt Ross newest dnce clubs nd resturntsclled Mvericks which hosts weekly LGBT Rveeach Tuesday night. Also, local author Emilio

Gonzlez (pic) will join us to tlk bout his bookCigr City Stories, which explores his life in Cub.

Jul 28 Outbet News In DepthExecuve director of Equlity Cliforni, John OConnor, shres his recon to the

U.S. Supree Court ruling on Proposion 8 nd explins how Equlity Cliforni

hs re-eerged s the leding LGBT civil rights orgnizon in Cliforni. Weconnue our series on the legl spects of LGBT relonships with fily lworney Kinn Crocker. On Outbet Youth, Ted Chlfen, grdute of Firview High inBoulder, CO, shres his powerful grduon speech.

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When ou becoe KRCB Sustining Prtner oull enjo:aNo hssle: utoc withdrwls fro the ccount

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Mtch our gi to KRCB! Mny eployers tch gisde by eployees to not-for-prot orgnizons.Ask your hun resources professionl for tching gi fornd ke yourcontribuon to KRCB count tht uch ore.

Call 707-584-2016 to sign up.

Dogs, veterns nd poets onWordTepleWednesdy, July 17 t 7 PM

Host Ktherine Hsngs interviews Dr. BonnieBergin (pic), founder of Bergin University forCnine Studies, nd two veterns who re the rstinstructors for the new Dogs Helping Veternsprogr t Bergin, Steve Moore nd DnielFudge. Tune in to learn how this new program is

helping our veterns of wr suering fro PostTruc Stress Disorder live fuller, helthier livesby working with service dogs.

Also, recorded live at the WordTele PoetrySeries, Irq wr vetern turned poet Hugh Mrn reds fro his wrd-winningbook of poes The Sck Soldiers. Mrn served six yers s n M1A1 Tnker,prcipng in hundreds of issions including rids, conducng foot ptrols,clering routes for IEDS, disposing of unexploded ordnnce nd serchingthousnds of Irqi vehicles. A grdute t Arizon Stte University, Mrn is Stegner Fellow t Stnford University.

The United Sttes of FlshbckTuesdy, July 2 t 7 pm

Just in e for Independence Dy, JulysFlshbckprogram will pay musical visits to anuber of these United Sttes, vi songs thtreference one of the or nother. Our colorfuludio trvelogue will be provided by the likes

of the Greul Ded (pic), Rndy Newn, theDoors, Zephyr, Deep Purple nd ssorted otherrsts. Mp out lile listening e for thisgeogrphiclly inspired edion ofFlshbck.


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SONOMA SPOTLIGHT: Five minutes on local events and issues with Roland Jacopetti

KRCB OVERNIGHT

FRESH AIRwith Terry Gross

ALL THINGS CONSIDERED - NPR NEwS (KRCB host Mark Prell)North Ba Report with Bruce Robinson - daily at 5:30 pmJim Hightoer Report - daily at 6:30pm

DEMOCRACy NOw!with Amy Goodman

yOuR AVERAGEABALONEJohnnyBazzano

SOMETHINGCOMPLETELyDIFFERENT

Roland Jacopetti

CONNECTIONSDoug Jayne &

Allegra Broughton

FREIGHT TRAINBOOGIEBill FraterSHAKEN NOT

STIRREDChris Olson

KALEIDOSCOPEJan Stephens

RADIO FREE SONOMA

E-TOwNLive folk/rock

PERFORMANCE TODAY with Fred ChildClassical music magazine oering live concert perormancesand interviews with distinguished artists and composers

11:04 EARTH & SKY

Flashback Word by Worda Novel Idea

WordTemple poeTry

Needle dropAndrea Doria

TedradIo hour

mIdday classIcswith Julie Amacher, Lynn Warfel and Mindy Ratner

morNING edITIoN - Npr NeWs(KRCB host Mark Prell)Featuring: NorTh bay reporT t 6:06 & 8:06 amkrcb cifni ut @ 7:30am

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r Ti Fi riw with Diane McCurdy -Thursday at 8:35 am

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Doug Gosling,Amy Contardi &

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mINdys mIxMindy Berrett

lady spINsThe bluesMary Carroll

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ON THEROAD AGAIN

Linda Seabright

PERCuSSIONDISCuSSIONJim Laveroni

E ONEMS

CURTAIN CALLCharles Sepos

ThIS AMERICAN LIFEwith Ira Glass

BEYOND& BACK

Hillary Culhane

SPACE/TIMEPaul E

RADIO FREE SONOMA

BLUES BEFORE SUNRISERADIO FREE SONOMA

WEEKENDEDITION

NPR NEWSwith

Scott Simon

ALL ThINGS CONSIDERED - NPR NEWS

LA ThEATRE WORKSRadio theater

LA ThEATRE WORKS(Repeat)

ThISTLE & ShAMROCKCeltic Music

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NPR NEWSwith Rachel Martin

WEST COAST LIvESedge Thomson

hosts music & guests liverom San Francisco

ThIS AMERICAN LIFEwith Ira Glass

hARMONIAEarly Music

SUNDAY CLASSICS

Classicalmusic romKRCB-FM

John Katchmer,Shafq Spanos, &John Lounsbery

LE ShOW

Music & satire rom Harry Shearer

MOYERS & COMPANY

OUTBEATGLBT Radio

BLUES BEFORE SUNRISE

OUR ROOTSARE ShOWING

Folk & acousticmusic with

Robin Pressman &Steve DeLap

OPEN SPACE DISTRICTJohn Katchmer

NIGhT TRAvELERLinda Cofn

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MOUThFULFood & wine with

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JAZZCONNECTIONS

Chuck Sher,Glen Alpert

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RhYThM & ROOTSMark Nicholas

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FROM ThE TOPCristoper ORiley

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Shaded programs are created and produced at KRCB North Bay Public Media

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MONDAY

5am Democracy Now! with AmyGoodman *

6am Priscillas Yoga Stretches

6:30 Classical Stretch

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George

8:30 Sid the Science Kid

9am Cat in the Hat Knows A LotAbout That!

9:30 Fons & Porter Love o Quilting

10am Quilting Arts

10:30 Learn to Read

11am Living Smart

11:30 tHeathy Minds (July15 - tCommunity HealthConnections

12pm Hometime

12:30 Taste This!

1pm Americas Ches on Tour

1:30 tSigning Time!

2pm Cliord the Big Red Dog

2:30 Daniel Tigers Neighborhood3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl

4pm Electric Company

4:30 Nightly Business Report

5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour

6:30 Deutsche-Welle Journal

TUESDAY5am Democracy Now! with Amy

Goodman *


6:30 Power Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George


9am Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot

About That!9:30 Knitting Daily

10am Sew It All

10:30 GED Connection (English)

11am tWider World

11:30 tHealthy Body, Healthy Mind

12pm Ask This Old House

12:30 Simply Ming[repeats Sat. at 6 pm]

1pm NOVA (repeat o Monday)


2:30 Daniel Tigers Neighborhood

3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl

4pm Electric Company4:30 Nightly Business Report

5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


WEDNESDAY


6am Priscillas Yoga Stretches6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George



9:30 Beads, Baubles and Jewels

10am Its Sew Easy

10:30 Everyday Ediisons11am Equitrekking Adventures

11:30tChristina[repeats Sat. at 4 pm]

12pm This Old House

12:30 Americas Test Kitchen

1pm Nature (repeat o Tuesday)



3pm Arthur3:30 WordGirl



5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


THURSDAY



6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George



9:30 Painting and Travel with Roger& Sarah Bansemer

10am Sewing with Nancy

10:30 GED on TV (Spanish)

11am Rick Steves Europe

11:30 Burt Wol: Travels & Traditions(July 18 - New York Originals)

12pm American Woodshop

12:30 Martha Stewarts CookingSchool[repeats Sat. at 5:30 pm]

1pm Truth About Money with RicEdelman

1:30 Crating at the Spotted Carnary

2pm Cliord the Big Red Dog2:30 Daniel Tigers Neighborhood

3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl



5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


FRIDAY



6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George



9:30 Creative Living[repeats Sun. at 4 pm]

10am Knit and Crochet Now!

10:30 This American Land

11am Journeys in India

11:30 Ciao Italia

12pm Victory Garden

12:30 Lidias Italy in America

1pm Tasteable Caliornia

1:30 tSit and Be Fit



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl




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5pm Asia This Week

5:30 PBS NewsHour


SATURDAY

7am Sid the Science Kid (Sp)

7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows A LotAbout That! (SP)

8am Cliord the Big Red Dog (Sp)

8:30 Cyberchase (Sp)

9am Angelina Ballerina

9:30 Thomas and Friends

10am Bob the Builder

10:30 Mister Rogers Neighborhood11am Curiosity Quest

11:30 To The Contrary with BonnieErbe

12pm Teaching Channel (July 27 -tNew State o Mind)

1pm Paint This w/Jerry Yarnell

1:30 Hands On Crats or Kids

2pm Best o the Joy o Painting

2:30 Woodsmith Shop

3pm Woodwrights Shop

3:30 Ask This Old House[repeats Tues. at noon]

4pm tChristina

4:30 Jazzy Vegetarian

5pm B Organic With MicheleBeschen

5:30 Martha Stewarts CookingSchool

6pm Simply Ming

6:30 Mexico, One Plate At A Time

SUNDAY

8am My Generation

8:30 Inside E Street

9am McLaughlin Group

9:30 Consuelo Mack: WealthTrack

10am Religion & Ethics Newsweekly

10:30 Between the Lines[repeats Wed. at 7:30 pm]

11am (7/7- Hispanic Liestyle)(7/28- Climate One)

11:30 Autoline

12pm Motorweek

12:30 Inside Washington

1pm European Journal

1:30 Euromaxx Highlights

2pm Great Decisions in ForeignPolicy

2:30 Scully the World Show

3pm American Woodshop[repeats Thurs. at noon]

3:30 This Old House[repeats Wed. at noon]

4pm Creative Living

4:30 Garden Smart

5pm Growing a Greener World

5:30 Victory Garden[repeats Fri. at noon]

6pm P. Allen Smiths GardenHome

6:30 Red Green[repeats Sat. at 7:30 pm]

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1 MONDAY

7pm Out o Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: WatershedRevolutionAsks the questionWhat is a Watershed?The answer is exploredthrough interviews withconcerned citizens workingto protect and preservesouthern Caliornias VenturaRiver watershed whilestunning high denitioncinematography highlightsthe beauty o the river. Itemphasizes the need or

open space and foodplainprotection, sustainableagriculture, and communityawareness o our mostprecious resource: water.

8pm NOVA: Power SurgeCan emerging technologydeeat global warming? TheUnited States has invested

tens o billions o dollars inclean energy projects asour leaders try to save ourcrumbling economy and our

poisoned planet in one bold,green stroke. Are we nally onthe brink o a green-energyPower Surgeor is it all a caseo too little, too late?

9pm Moyers & Company

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose

12am Democracy Now! *

1am Best of LINK TV *

2 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with ErnieManouse: John Turturro

8pm Nature: Invasion o theGiant Pythons FloridasEverglades National Park isone o the last great wildliereuges in the United States,

home to numerous uniqueand endangered mammals,trees, plants, birds andturtles, as well as hal amillion alligators. However,the Everglades is also thedumping ground or manyanimal invaders. All o theintruders ound their way intothe park either by accidental

escape rom pet owners orintentional releases by peopleno longer wishing to careor an exotic species. Add tothe mix tens o thousandso giant pythons, snakesthat can grow to 20 eet andweigh nearly 300 pounds. Thepredatory pythons slitheredinto this protected wildernessand thrived, and the reugehas consequently becomeless o a haven and more o akilling ground every day sincethen.[repeats Wednesday at 1pm]

9pm National GeographicBee The annual NationalGeographic Bee returns orthe 25th consecutive yearwith host and moderator AlexTrebek. The 2013 NationalGeographic Beewill eature

ourth- to eighth-gradersvying or the Bee crown andthe top prize o a $25,000college scholarship andlietime membership in theNational Geographic Society.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o Link TV*

3 WEDNESDAY

7pm Keeping Up Appearances

7:30 Between The Lines withBarry KibrickJared Diamond(Pulitzer Prize winning author- What we can learn romtraditional societies.

8pm Great Perormances atthe Met: Lelisir Damore(see page 6)

10:30 No Going Back: Womenand the War North o theMason-Dixon line, theIndustrial Revolution o the

mid-19th century drewincreasing numbers o womenout o the home and into theactories. In the agrarian,antebellum South, no such

exodus occurred. ManySoutherners perceived theorces o modernizationincluding the early rumblingso the womens suragemovementas a threat totheir traditional way o lie.However, as Fort Sumter ellin April o 1861, so too wouldmany rmly held culturaland societal belies about awomans place.

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o LINK TV*

4 THURSDAY

7pm Last of the Summer Wine7:30 Aviators Start up and Run

Up:Sara and Anthony runthe checklists with us as welook at all the steps pilotstake on the ground to makesure things go as plannedin the air. Weather Makers:

Anyone can predict theweather, but this team orugged North Dakota cowboysactually tames Mother Nature


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and makes it!Aerostars:Aprecision aerobatic team thatfies Yak 52s while perorminga captivating aerial show intight ormation at air shows

all over North America.8pm A Capitol Fourth

(see page 7)

9:30 Anthem (see page 7)

10:30 3,2,1 Fireworks(see page 7)

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o LINK TV*

5 FRIDAY

7pm One Foot in the Grave


8pm Inside E Street: BrainHealth (see page 4)

8:30 McLaughlin Group

9pm My Generation: Ways ofWisdom

9:30 Just Seen It

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of KRCB*

6 SATURDAY

7pm Americas Test Kitchenrom Cooks Illustrated: Fall

Classics7:30 Red Green Show: The

Rustproofng Project

8pm Lawrence Welk Show:America on the Move

9pm Austin City Limits: TheSteve Miller Band/Preservation Hall Jazz Band

10pm Live rom the Artists Den:Kid Rock

11pm Music Makers with ScottHouston: Steve Gadd

11:30 Bluegrass Underground:The Del McCoury Band

12am Best o KRCB *

7 SUNDAY

7pm Antiques Roadshow: PalmSprings, CA - Hour One

8pm Triangle Fire: American

Experience On March 25th,1911, a re broke out in theTriangle Shirtwaist Factoryin New Yorks GreenwichVillage. The blaze ripped

through the congested lot;huge piles o trimmings ed

the fames. Petried workersdesperately tried to maketheir way downstairs, butthe actory owners kept thedoors on the 9th foor lockedand the woeully inadequatere escape soon crumpled.Hundreds o horried on-lookers arrived just in time tosee young men and women

jumping rom the windows.By the time the re hadburned itsel out, 146 peoplewere dead.

9pm Masterpiece Classic:Mr. Selfridge, Part 7 Thismini-series is a dramatizationo the real-lie story oHarry Gordon Selridge, the

famboyant and visionaryAmerican ounder o theamous London departmentstore that revolutionized themodern shopping experience.Created by Andrew Davieswith Jeremy Piven in the titlerole. F.W. Woolworth tries toundercut his old riend andcompetitor, Harry, who givesthe discount king a run or

his money. The temperaturerises with Agnes and Henri.

10pm California Forever: TheHistory of California StateParks This program recallsthe dramatic history andscenic beauty o Caliorniastate parksthe largestand most diverse collectiono state parks in thenation.

11pm An Island in Time Thisprogram looks at the pasthistory, present challenges,and uture prospects oMission San Antonio de Padua

in southern Monterey Country.Although surrounded by FortHunter-Liggett, Mission San

Antonios setting is the mostpristine among the 21 AltaCaliornia missions.

11:30 Best o KRCB *

1am Best o Link TV *

8 MONDAY

7pm Out o Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: BrowerYouth Awards 2010 TheBrower Youth Awardswere established to honorlegendary environmentalactivist David R. Brower andto call orth a new generationo leaders. From Alaska, toPuerto Rico, to the Bronx;get to know the youngwinners o the 2010 Brower

Youth Awards, and learnabout their many inspiringaccomplishments!

8pm NOVA: Ape Genius Thegreat apeswhich includechimps, orangutans, gorillasand bonobosseem to haverich emotional lives similar toour own. But just how smart

are these animals? A newgeneration o investigators isrevealing the secret mentallives o great apes; ourevolutionary next-o-kin areturning out to be ar smarterthan most experts everimagined.


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of LINK TV *


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9 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with ErnieManouse: Margaret Cho

8pm Nature: Black MambaThe black mamba is one o

Aricas most dangerous andeared snakes, known orbeing very aggressive whendisturbed. Rearing up withits head our eet above theground, it strikes with deadlyprecision, delivering venomthat is packed with threedierent kinds o toxins and

is ten times more deadly thanneeded to kill an adult human.But in the tiny country oSwaziland in southern Arica,a team o herpetologists hasan entirely dierent take onthese creatures and hopestheir six-week study willchange public perception owhat they eel is the worldsmost misunderstood snake.

9:00 Eating AlabamaA lmmakerturns the camera on himselas he and his wie upendtheir lives in pursuit o localood, discovering along theway stories about community,sustainability, and identity.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of LINK TV *10 WEDNESDAY


7:30 Between the Lines withBarry Kibrick

8pm Great Performances at theMet: Otello(see page 6)

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of LINK TV*

11 THURSDAY

7pm Last of the Summer Wine

7:30 Aviators John Mohr,Barnstormer:We get to knowthe man who fies a stock1947 Stearman like no oneelse on the planet. T-45

Goshawk:We explore theaircrat that introduces ghterpilots to carrier landings.Balloons:Quiet and peaceul,these mammoth bags o hot

air require unique skills to fy.8pm Speaking In Tongues In a

country where many statesdeclare English as the ociallanguage, this documentaryturns the issue on its headand explores how bilingualismcan be a national resource.Following our students

involved in an educationalexperiment designed to makethem bilingual and bi-literate,the lm questions rotedebates about immigration,

assimilation, globalization andwhat it means to be Americanin the 21st century.(see page 4)

9pm Frontline: Syria Behind TheLines In the rural heartland oSyrias countryside, the bloodyuprising against PresidentBashar Al Assad has takena terriying turn. In thisdocumentary, award-winninglmmaker Olly Lambertlives on both sides o Syriassectarian rontline, witnessingthe devastating eect o areligious eud that, regardlesso the outcome o the war, isshaping Syrias uture.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of LINK TV *12 FRIDAY



8pm Inside E Street: CareerReboot


9pm My Generation: Renovate,Innovate, Elevate

9:30 Just Seen It

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of KRCB *

13 SATURDAY

7pm Americas Test Kitchen romCooks Illustrated: Rise andShine Breakast

7:30 Red Green Show: The MovieProject

8pm Lawrence Welk Show:Strike Up The Band

9pm Austin City Limits: MirandaLambert/Je Bridges

10pm Live rom the Artists Den:Amos Lee with SpecialGuests Calexico

11pm Music Makers with ScottHouston: Ramsey Lewis

11:30 Bluegrass Underground:Vince Gill

12am Best o KRCB *

14 SUNDAY

7pm Antiques Roadshow: PalmSprings, CA - Hour Two

8pm KRCB Pledge Programming

10pm California Forever: Parksfor the Future This programplaces the uture o the parkswithin the context o trendsthat will soon threaten parks

everywhere. Populationgrowth, decline o nativeplants and animals, losso open space and climatechange all pose seriouschallenges to the integrity oparks, now and in the uture.

11pm Echoes of a Lost ValleyTravel deep into Caliorniaspast to its geological birth.See the plants, the animals


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and the Native Caliornianswho thrived or hundredso years beore the rstEuropean explorers laid eyeson the Central Valley.

11:30 Best o KRCB *1am Best o Link TV *

15 MONDAY

7pm Out of Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: LivingLightly A magical glimpseinto a world where one 21stcentury amily lives withthe land in its seasons. In a

corner o New Brunswick,Canada, the crat o scythingis practiced as meditation inaction. This poetic lm is astudy in how we might healour relationship with planetEarth.


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose

12am Democracy Now! *1am Best o LINK TV*

16 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with ErnieManouse: Diane Schuur


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose12am Democracy Now! *

1am Best o LINK TV*

17 WEDNESDAY


7:30 Between The Lines withBarry Kibrick


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o LINK TV*

18 THURSDAY


7:30 Aviators TH-57 Ranger:A look at what makes

helicopters interesting duringthis helo walkaround. MU-2:Sara fies the Mitsubishi MU-2and learns why it has sucha loyal ollowing o pilots.

Road America Fly Over:TheWisconsin Air National Guardadd a jet-powered punchto the end o the nationalanthem at a Nascar race atRoad America.


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o LINK TV*

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10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of KRCB *

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11am KRCB Pledge Programming


12am Best o KRCB Pledge *

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7pm Antiques Roadshow: Palm

Springs, CA - Hour Three8pm Panama Canal: American

Experience On August 15th,1914, the Panama Canalopened connecting theworlds two largest oceansand signaling Americasemergence as a globalsuperpower. Americaningenuity and innovation hadsucceeded where, just a

ew years earlier, the Frenchhad ailed disastrously. Butthe U.S. paid a price orvictory: more than a decadeo ceaseless, grinding toil,an outlay o more than 350million dollarsthe largestsingle ederal expenditure inhistory to that timeand theloss o more than 5,000 lives.

9:30 Masterpiece Classic: Mr.Selfridge, Part 8 Tragedy

strikes on the day polarexplorer Sir Ernest Shackletoncomes to the store. An evengreater celebrity plans a visit,and Harry and Rose attend a

shocking play.11:30 Best o KRCB Pledge *

22 MONDAY

7pm Out of Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: Nora!Three decades ateropening Restaurant Nora,the nations rst certiedorganic restaurant, NoraPouillon continues to leadas an advocate in living aholistic, organic liestyle.Noras story takes us to localarms and armers markets,kitchens and tables wherewe celebrate one o themost infuential pioneers inthe organic and local-oodmovement.

8pm NOVA: Earth from SpaceThis lm reveals a spectacularnew space-based visiono our planet. Produced

in extensive consultationwith NASA scientists, NOVAtakes data rom earth-observing satellites andtransorms it into dazzlingvisual sequences, each oneexposing the intricate web oorces that sustains lie on

earth.10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



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7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with Ernie


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Manouse: Sr. Helen Prejean

8pm Nature: American EagleUnique to North America, thebald eagle is the continentsmost recognizable aerial

predator, with a shockingwhite head, electric yellowbeak and penetrating eyes.In the 1960s, this symbol othe United States becamean emblem o environmentaldegradation, as the pesticideDDT and other humanpressures brought it to thebrink o extinction. Followingtheir protection as anendangered species, baldeagles have come roaringback.[repeats Wednesday at 1 pm]

9pm Catalina: HollywoodsMagical Island Throughthe eye o lm director Greg

Reitman, we get a rst handglimpse o The Magic Isleo the coast o Caliornia,Santa Catalina Island. Whileexploring historical, social,and environmental changes,the lm captures the mysticalsplendors, natural beauty andromance o Catalina.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o KRCB Pledge*

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8pm Great Perormances atthe Met: The Tempest(see page 6)

10:30 Sacramento Choral Society& Orchestra Choir musicin America is enjoying hugesuccess; today some 42million Americans are part oa chorus. The Sacramento

Choral Society and Orchestra

is unique among most otherchoirs in the country, becauseits the only large chorus tohave its own proessionalorchestra. Usually its

the orchestras that havechoruses; in this case, thechorus has an orchestra. Joinus as we listen to hear howtheir ocus on singing makesboth the group and theirsound unique.

11pm Charlie Rose



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7:30 Aviators F-22:The worldsmost advanced stealth jetghter and its home at theNellis Air Force Base. LightSport Aircraft:Sport aviationis the astest growingcategory o aviation andSonexs aircrat are among

the sectors most popular.Learning to Fly - Rock StarEdition, Part 1:We hang outwith Motley Crues lead singerVince Neil as he starts takingfight lessons!

8pm Cubas Secret Side: UnderThe Radar Knowing thatthe Cuban governmentseverely restricts all oreign

journalists, Karin Muller tooka huge riskshe set outto lm a documentary on asimple tourist visa. Free ogovernment minders, shehitchhiked around Cuba orthree monthssleeping in

private homes, working witharmers and shermen, andparticipating in estivals andreligious ceremonies. Shewas arrested over a dozentimes, but in the end shediscovered a side o Cubathat ew oreigners get to see.

9pm Frontline: The RetirementGamble Ten trillion dollars

in Americans retirementsavings are invested in largeand small accounts managedby banks, brokerages,mutual unds, and insurance

companies. But whether yourIRA or 401K will assure asae retirement is largely agamble.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o KRCB Pledge*

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8pm Inside E Street: The Futureof Home Sweet Home:Part I


9pm My Generation: The Art ofReinvention

9:30 Just Seen It

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of KRCB Pledge *

27 SATURDAY

7pm Americas Test Kitchen romCooks Illustrated: Pasta,Please

7:30 Red Green Show: The RealEstate Project

8pm Lawrence Welk Show: FromPolkas to Classics

9pm Austin City Limits: The Headand the Heart / Gomez

10pm Live rom the Artists Den:Iron and Wine

11pm Music Makers with ScottHouston: Chad Smith,

Part 111:30 Bluegrass Underground:

The Black Lillies

12am Best o KRCB *

28 SUNDAY

7pm Antiques Roadshow:Vintage Los Angeles

8pm Mount Rushmore: AmericanExperience High on a granite


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cli in South Dakota towerthe huge carved aces oour American presidents.Together they constitute theworlds largest sculpture.

The massive tableau inspires

awe and bemusement. How,

and when, was it carved?Who possessed the audacityto create such a gargantuanwork? The story o MountRushmores creation is asbizarre and wonderul as themonument itsel.

9:00 Masterpiece Mystery!Inspector Lewis, Series VI:Down Among The Fearful(see page 24)

10:30 Edgar Payne: The ScenicJourney Although EdgarPayne was chiefy sel taught,he became one o Americasmost signicant paintersin the early 20th century.

A Caliornia impressionist,Payne created masterpiecesusing his innate talentsand his love or the naturalenvironment.

11:30 Best o KRCB *1am Best o Link TV *

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7pm Out of Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: NapoWildlife Center: Para LosFuturosA community in

Amazonian Ecuador hassaved 82 square miles o

rainorest by building an eco-tourism lodge. Reacting tothe rampant deorestation inthe region, these Ecuadoriansrealized the innate value otheir intact rainorests andthe importance o preservingtheir traditions and way o lieor themselves and the world.Napo Wildlie Center lets usparticipate in the challenge.

8pm NOVA: Dogs Decoded Dogshave been domesticated orlonger than any other animalon the planet and humanshave developed a unique

relationship with these urryriends. We treat our pets likea part o the amily and weeel that they can understandus in a way other animalscannot. Now, new researchis revealing what dog lovers

have suspected all along:dogs have an uncanny abilityto read and respond tohuman emotions.[repeats Tuesday at 1 pm]


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o LINK TV*

30 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with ErnieManouse: Roger Corman

8pm Nature: Elsas Legacy:The Born Free Story BornFreea book and then alm that changed orever theway we think about wildlie,marked its 50th anniversaryo the publication in 2010.What has happened to lionssince this story? And what

has happened to the peopleeatured in the lm? Whathas Born Freetaught us?[repeats Wednesday at 1 pm]

9pm Age of Champions(see page 5 )

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o LINK TV*

31 WEDNESDAY



8pm Great Perormances at theMet: La Clemenza Di Tito(see page 6)

10:30 Great Lodge of the MarbleHalls of Oregon: TheChateau Explore the historicChateau at the Oregon Caves,one o the designated GreatLodges o the National Parks.Learn about the Monterey-style urniture, amousguests, and how the Chateauwas brought back rom thebrink o disaster. Built in

1934, the Chateau at OregonCaves National Monument isa rustic hotel in the SiskiyouMountains adjacent to theentrance to the cave inthe only active limestoneormation in Oregon.

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o Link TV*

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Msterpiece Mster! Inspector Lewis, Series VIKevin Whtely returns for sixth seson s Inspector Lewis. He nd his young

prtner DS Hthwy (Lurence Fox) connue solving cses in the seeinglyperfect cdeic hven of Oxford.

Down Aong the FerfulSundy, July 28 t 9

When psychic is found urdered, Inspector Lewis nd DS Hthwy discovertht the vic is relly n Oxford psychology reserch fellow. As they probefurther, the truth behind the psychics double life unrvels, reveling nueroussuspects.


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Sonic.Net

Dining, Food/Wine & Lodging

Alexander Valley

Winegrowers Association

Cae Trieste

Clover Stornetta Farms

Community Market

Fresh Choice Restaurants

Frey Vineyards

Hampton Inn & SuitesOlivers Market

Pearson & Company

Sebastopol Farmers Market

Sunc Winery and Vineyard

Education

University o San Francisco

- Santa Rosa

EntertainmentGreen Music Center

Marin JCC Center Stage

Napa Valley Opera House

Rialto Cinemas

SF Jazz

Wells Fargo Center or the

Arts

Financial & Insurance

American AG Credit

Community First Credit

Union

Exchange Bank

Rubins Financial Strategies

Summit State Bank

Health Care

Healthcare Foundation o

Northern Sonoma County

Kaiser Permanante

Medtronic Foundation

Meritage Medical Network

Palm Drive Hospital

Petaluma Health Care

District

St. Josephs Healthcare,

Sonoma County

Western Health Advantage

Home & Garden

Clark Pest Control

Clars Auction Gallery

Culligan Water Company

Earthtone Construction

General Hydroponics

Harmony Farm Supply &

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Hawleys Paint Store

North Bay RecycleStephen Curley Roong

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Marin Independent Journal

North Bay Biz

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Point Reyes Light

Sonoma Index Tribune

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WaccoBB.net

West Marin Citizen

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CA Retired Teachers

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Church o the Incarnation

City o Santa Rosa

Community Foundation O

Sonoma County

Hanna Boys Center

Kid Street Learning

Center

North Bay Leadership

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Rohnert Park Chamber o

Commerce

Sebastopol Area Chamber o

Commerce

Sonoma Land Trust

United Way o the Wine

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Windsor Chamber o

Commerce & Visitors

Center

Retirement Related

Friends House

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