Sept. 2016

CREATEWISCONSIN QUILT EXPO MARATHONSEPTEMBER 24 & 25MARATHONS SATURDAYS 6AM-NOON & 6PM-MID SUNDAYS NOON-6PMNEW THIS MONTH!SEPTEMBER 3 & 4 UP IN SMOKECOOKING:Ellie’s Real Good FoodExplore the rich flavor of smoked food. Chef Steven Raichlen shows you how tomaster smoking techniques and grill almost anything from ribs to ice cream. It’sthe last hurrah of the summer so end it on a smoking hot note!SEPTEMBER 10 & 11 STIR THE NEW YORK MELTING POTTake an eating tour through New York City, borough by borough, neighborhoodby neighborhood with the Grand Dame of Cooking, Julia Child and the ATKgang. They will show you why the city that never sleeps is the cultural meltingpot of the world.SEPTEMBER 17 & 18 PATI’S MEXICAN TABLEIn this Pati’s Mexican Table marathon, Pati Jinich will bring authentic Mexicancuisine into your kitchen. Embark on an incredible journey through each dish,which contains the rich history and culture of Mexico.Sundays through Fridays @ 6:30 pm& 9:30 pm, starting Sep. 18Hosted by chef, nutritionist, and New YorkTimes best-selling author Ellie Krieger,Ellie's Real Good Food is designed tohelp real people get the most out oflife by cooking in the "sweet spot," theconvergence where delicious and healthymeet. The new series offers solutions forevery meal of the week, with healthy, timesaving strategies for menu planning, foodshopping and cooking.SEPTEMBER 24 & 25 WISCONSIN QUILT EXPOBack by popular demand! Calling all Quilters! This marathon is just for you!BaBette Davidson hosts this six-hour quilt-a-thon with episodes from QuiltingArts, Sewing with Nancy, It’s Sew Easy, and Fons and Porter’s Love of Quilting.WEEKDAYS6:00 am Crafting7:00 am Cooking8:30 am Health & Fitness9:30 am Travel10:00 am Home Improvement11:00 am Gardening & Crafting1:00 pm Cooking3:00 pm Travel4:30 pm Home Improvement5:00 pm Gardening & Crafting6:00 pm Home Improvement6:30 pm Cooking10:00 pm Home Improvement10:30 pm Travel11:30 pm CookingSATURDAYS6:00 am MARATHON12:00 pm Cooking3:30 pm Home Improvement4:00 pm Travel5:00 pm Cooking6:00 pm MARATHONto MidnightSUNDAYS6:00 am Crafting7:00 am Cooking9:00 am Travel10:00 am Home Improvement11:00 am Gardening & Crafting12:00 pm MARATHON6:00 pm Home Improvement6:30 pm Cooking10:00 pm Home Improvement10:30 pm Travel11:30 pm CookingThe full WKARCREATE schedule isavailable online atwkar.org

HEAR THIS90.5 FM ScheduleWEEKDAYS12 a Classical Music5 a Morning Edition9 a Current State10 a Classical Morning2 p Classical Afternoon (M-Th)2pWhat’s New on WKAR (F)4 p All Things Considered6 p Current State7 p Classical Music (M,F)7pCommunity Concerts (T)7 p F The Fugue (W)7 p MM Michigan Matinee (Th)10 p Classical MusicSATURDAYS12 a8a10 a11 anoon2p3p4p5p6p8p10 pClassical MusicWeekend EditionCar TalkBest of Current StateWhat’s New on WKARCommunity ConcertsPrimarily PianoWind & RhythmAll Things ConsideredPrairie Home CompanionFull Moon HacksawEuropean Jazz StageSUNDAYS12 a Classical Music8 a Weekend Edition10 a Prairie Home CompanionnoonF The Fugue1 pMM Michigan Matinee2 p Flint Symphony Orch.3 pF Forte4 p Best of Current State5 p All Things ConsideredWeekend6 p Folk Alley8 p Folk Sampler9 p Thistle and ShamrockSC Sunday Classics10 p11 p Classical Music16 FRI In honor of the outstandingnurses at the SparrowRegional Cancer Center. from Carla McWherter.AM 870 ScheduleWEEKDAYSSign On BBC World Service10 a BBC World Servicenoon Current State1 p Current Sports2 p To The Point3 p The Takeawaywith John Hockenberrywith Warren Olney4p BBC World Service1 THU from Jim and Geri incelebration of their 60thwedding anniversary. In memory of Pat BartlettClark. for Ellen, celebrating 5 yearsof marriage and many moreto come.SATURDAYSSign On Ondas en Espanol10 a BBC World Service1 p Wits Live fromthe Fitzgerald2 p Best of Current State3 p BBC World Service4 p Kaleidoscope5 p BBC World Service6 P Ondas en EspanolSign Off BBC World ServiceSUNDAYSSign On10 a3p4p5p6pSign OffOndas en EspanolBBC World ServiceRick StevesMSU TodayBBC World ServiceOndas en EspanolBBC World Service11 SUN celebrating the birthday ofJason Fox, a great husbandand son. With much love fromMom. from Cindy Homercongratulating James andMaria on their marriage! Mayyou have a wonderful lifetogether! Love, Mom.17 SAT from Sharen Furman andPaul Zielinski in memory ofIrene Bernice Furman, on herbirthday. from Sharon and DavidSinclair in celebration of their50th wedding anniversary.7 WED from John and LindaKuhlman in celebration ofmany years of life, love andlaughter together. from Dawn and Doug Earlein celebration of their 53rdwedding anniversary.12 MON in loving memory of HelenFalvey, wonderful woman ofword and wit, from her family. from Debbie and JohnEverett in celebration of their7th wedding anniversary.18 SUN from Walter Adams, in tributeto the MSU Marching Band-the greatest in the land. from Irene remembering PaulShutt on his birthday. What agreat husband, father, brotherand friend. celebrating the marriage ofRod L. and Anne M. Phillips23 FRI25 SUN@wkarWKARPUBLICMEDIA27 TUECOMMUNITY CONCERTS7PMSergei Rachmaninoff: Symphony No. 2 in eminor Lansing Symphony, Timothy Muffitt,conductor24 SAT from Susumu Inouye incelebration of his weddinganniversary with Mary. Happyanniversary Mary.26 MON

4 SUN2 FRI from Bob and Gloria Floden,@WKARofficialin celebration of their 18thwedding anniversary. from Rose and John Dirkxcelebrating 40 wonderfulyears together.3 SATfrom Charles and Nancy Wingin celebration of their sonChuck's birthday. 8 THU from Doug and Ellen Hoard, incelebration of Vivo Cantando,St. Johns Area Children'sChoir. in celebration of AudreyDunnebacke's 16th birthday. from one who remembers.This is for you, Walter. from Ruth Lewisremembering her husbandGlen on their anniversary andmany happy years together.9 FRI10 SAT from Ruth E. SchmitterAnn Arbor Symphony LIVE8pm Sat Sep 10OPENING NIGHT with pianist JonKimura Parker on 90.5FMShostakovich Festive Overture;Brahms Piano Concerto No. 2; StraussRosenkavalier Suite13 TUE To commemorate LeonhardEuler, mathematician whodiscovered that E to the Pi Iequals -1COMMUNITY CONCERTS7PMHector Berlioz: “Roman Carnival” OvertureJackson Symphony Orchestra, ThomasHong, conductorGeorge Gershwin: Rhapsody No. 2 for Piano& Orchestra Ralph Votapek, piano; LansingSymphony, Timothy Muffitt, conductorDavid Maslanka: Symphony No.4 MSU WindSymphony, Kevin Sedatole, conductor19 MON from Ken Moore, incelebration of 63 yearswith Barry. from Bill and Cindy Strauson the start of anotherwonderful year together.20 TUECOMMUNITY CONCERTS7PMGeorge Gershwin: Variations on “I GotRhythm” Ralph Votapek, piano; LansingSymphony, Timothy Muffitt, conductorGeorge Gershwin: “Summertime” from ActI of the opera, “Porgy and Bess” RalphVotapek, pianoJane Vignery: Sonata for Horn and PianoCorbin Wagner, horn; Zhihua Tang, pianoSamuel Barber: Symphony No. 1 in OneMovement Lansing Symphony, TimothyMuffitt, conductor28 WED from David Arend and TelkaArend-Ritter in honor of their31st wedding anniversary. in memory of Pam, gone butnever forgotten.29 THU from the family of JohnPatrick Cannon, in lovingmemory of John on hisbirthday.5 MONfrom Dave and PhyllisGrummon in celebration of35 wonderful years and fourfabulous children. 6 TUE from Gary Ferenchick inloving celebration of CarolFerenchick's birthday.COMMUNITY CONCERTS7PMSamuel Barber: Adagio for StringsLansing Symphony, Timothy Muffitt,conductorWilliam Bolcom: Concerto Grosso for Windswith Saxophone Quartet Chris Creviston,saxophone; James Forger, saxophone;Joseph Lulloff, saxophone; GriffinCampbell, saxophone; Lansing Symphony,Timothy Muffitt, conductorLeonard Bernstein: 3 Dance Episodesfrom “On the Town” Lansing Symphony,Timothy Muffitt, conductorChristoph Forster: Concerto for Waldhornand Orchestra Corbin Wagner, horn; I-FuWang, violin; Tatiana Zueva, violin; AndreaRohr, violin; Matthew Pickart, viola; JinHyun Kim, cello14 WED from Nathan C. and CynthiaKrupp. in memory of Honda Meier onher birthday.15 THU in honor of Animal PlacementBureau for providing a fosterhome for Daisy, a StandardPoodle.21 WEDfrom Carolyn Henderson andfamily in memory of Philip E.Henderson who loved WKARRadio. 22 THUin celebration of KarinJaeger's birthday, and theblaze of Michigan's foliage. from Ellen and GeorgeLeroi, remembering Fredand Hanna Leroi, who lovedclassical music.30 FRI from Richard and WendyWallace with thanks to Godfor being able to celebrate 50years of marriage today. from Ronnie and StevePatoprsty, who are thisday, celebrating their 66thwedding anniversary. in remembrance of AaronRiley on the occasion of his27th birthday.

WKAR is a division ofEVENTS8Timothy Busfield's Performing Arts Warm-UpFri., Sep. 10 & Sat., Sep. 11 WKAR TV StudiosAttention kids! If you have dreams to one day be part of a Broadwayplay, movie or television show, then this is for you! Join EMMY awardwinner, and WKAR’s own, Tim Busfield during this two-day interactiveexperience, presented by the East Lansing Public Library. Visit elpl.org/register for details.Jazz on the GrandWed, Sep. 14, 6pm Lansing City MarketLooking for something fun to do after work in Lansing? Join WKAR forcool jazz on a hot night for this free event. Featured artists include PhilDenny (and friends) and the Lansing School District Choral Ensemble.Look for WKAR and BackStage Pass atMichigan BluesFestFri., Sep. 16 & Sat., Sep. 17 Old Town LansingThe Blues are back in Old Town and WKAR will bethere each evening, recording for the next seasonof BackStage Pass. More festival info can befound at oldtownbluesfest.com.Current State Pop-Up StoriesThu., Sep. 29, 6pm REACH Studio Art CenterHave a story to share? Share it with us! Or, just come along to hearothers. Join WKAR for the last Current State Pop-Up Stories of thisseries as we travel to REACH Studio Art Center. We hope to see youthere! More info at facebook.com/PopUpStoriesLansingWKAR PBS Kids DaySun., Oct. 2, 1-3 pm CADL Downtown LansingCome and meet Curious George and Sid the Science Kid, plus crafts,and a mini concert by members of the Lansing Symphony Orchestra.REACH Studio will also join us for an art project!MSU'S COLLEGE OFCOMMUNICATIONARTS AND SCIENCESDeanPrabu DavidSenior Director of CommunicationsNicole SzymczakSTAYTUNED Managing EditorWilliam R. RichardsSTAYTUNED Art DirectorAnthony CepakInterim Director of Broadcasting andGeneral Manager of WKARSusi ElkinsRadio Station ManagerPeter WhorfSenior Director of DevelopmentCathy ZellCover Photo: WGBH EducationalFoundationQUESTIONS?Contact Carol Karbercarolopedia@wkar.org(517) 884-6990HELPFUL CONTACTS:membership@wkar.orgvolunteer@wkar.orgWKAR Main Office - (517) 884-4700WKAR RADIODAY SPONSORSFor just 18 a month, youmay sponsor a day on WKARRadio. To celebrate your daywith a personal message,become a Day Sponsor. Formore information, please callShaDonna Crosby at(517) 884-4789.STAYTUNED (USPS 380-110) (Vol. 24, No.9) is published monthly by WKAR Radio& Television, Communication Arts andSciences Building, 404 Wilson Road,Room 212, East Lansing, MI 48824-6421,a service of Michigan State Universityand the College of CommunicationArts and Sciences. The publication isdistributed to donors who contribute 40or more annually ( 25 students/retirees)to WKAR.Periodicals postage paid at:East Lansing, MichiganPOSTMASTER – Send addresschanges to:WKAR STAYTUNEDCommunication Arts and Sciences Building404 Wilson Rd., Room 212East Lansing, MI 48824-6421MSU is an Affirmative-Action/Equal-Opportunity Employer.

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