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A nalog Television is going away. Period. Georgia Public Broadcasting and other broadcasters will make the switch to digital television (DTV) transmission on February 17, 2009. After this date, analog television sets (even the ones in your garage) will cease to work. But don't throw your TV set out just yet, if your analog set is connected to cable TV, satellite or a converter box, it will continue to work just fine. Not sure? Visit this interactive website to find out how you can make the switch: www.dtvanswers.com 
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Change is good. With digital television, Georgia Public Broadcasting will offer a better quality TV picture and improved sound. If you have a new digital TV set that has an HD tuner, you can receive High Definition Television - GPB plans to air many hours of 
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Credit:NPR and GPB 
 
 All Things Considered 
 
Sound News Since 1971 
 
As GPB Radio hosts its membership campaign this month, we'll highlight one of the top programs made possible by our loyal listeners and supporters. 
 
and transported them to the streets of Washington. There, they experienced the tension of angered youths in the final mass protest against U.S. involvement in Vietnam. 
 
Hosted by Melissa Block, Michele Norris , and Luckily for the first All Things Considered 
 
Robert Siegel, NPR's All Things Considered staffers, it wasn't a crime at NPR to be young 
 
brings over 12 million listeners across the 
 
and have long hair. At the time, the average age 
 
country award-winning reports from across of the staff was just 26. Many of them rookies, 
 
the nation and around the world. Together 
 
they sometimes found it a challenge to fill a 
 
with GPB Radio local host Rickey Bevington, ninety-minute news show on a daily basis. 
 
Georgia listeners take a daily journey through Once these youthful staffers worked through 
 
the day's news at 4 PM each 
 
the kinks, however, they found 
 
weekday. All Things Considered 
 
A L L themselves with a cult following-a core group of about 4 to 5 million listeners who tuned 
 
THINGS commemorates 37 years on the a 
this month, premiering the first 
 
to All Things Considered for its new approach to radio 
 
broadcast on May 3, 1971. 
 
CONSIDERED programming. 
 
The hum of helicopters, shouts from angry protestors, the roar of police motorcycles - these sounds filled the airwaves during the first broadcast. "Today in the nation's capital, it is a crime to be young and have long hair ... " reported NPR's Jeff Kamen as he covered anti-war protest activities taking place throughout Washington, DC. 
That first story fit the mold of what would become an NPR trademark. By capturing onthe-street interviews mixed with chants of protesters, All Things Considered took listeners out of their living rooms and cars 
 
Over the course of 90 minutes each day, listeners would hear the stories and voices of the people who make up today's world-from the leaders of nations to everyday citizens-woven seamlessly together. The format brought the news to listeners in a fresh way. One moment found host Susan Stamberg and science reporter Ira Flatow in a dark closet testing whether Wint-0-Green Life Savers sparked when chewed.Another followed Chicago bureau chief Scott Simon through a crowd angered by a Nazi gathering in Chicago's Marquette Park. Yet, no matter what the subject matter, All Things Considered approached it with intelligence, curiosity, and respect. 
 
Reporting style and program format weren't the only areas in which All Things Considered charted new territory. Perhaps most notable was the strong presence of female voices, which many other networks at the time considered not professional enough for broadcast news. In the second year of All Things Considered, Susan Stamberg became the first woman in the U.S. to anchor a national nightly news program. 
Women were also featured prominently in subsequent broadcasts. During the Panama Canal Treaty debates in 1978, for the first time in history the U.S. Senate allowed a national network to broadcast live from the Senate floor. NPR sent Linda Wertheimer to anchor the All Things Considered broadcast and provided live gavel-to-gavel coverage. Nina Totenberg and Cokie Roberts also joined the reporting staff and helped create a female force in network broadcast reporting. 
Ellen Weiss, former executive producer says, "What defines the show is the variety of reports and features you hear every day;' "There's news , commentary, interviews, and humor .. .there's variety in the places you go, the voices you hear, and the emotions evoked. Beyond being a solid news program, All Things Considered is about what people can relate to personally." 
Be sure to join GPB Radio Host Rickey Bevington weekdays at 4 PM for All Things Considered, and be sure to stay tuned as she brings you Georgia news, arts and cultural coverage and commentary during Georgia Gazette each weekday at 6 PM. 
 
MemberCard Benefit of the Month 
 
Cinderella Della Circus 
Adapted by Jon Ludwig April 10 -June 22, 2008 
Cinderella is head over heals,but not in love...yet. She is a high-flying circus artiste working for a cruel Ringmaster who won't let Cinderella perform her incredible acrobatic maneuvers. Instead she must cook and clean for them. But this doesn't stop Cinderella from practicing in the moonlight where her gentle spirit shines. 
Use your GPB MemberCard for 2 for 1 admission to the Center for Puppetry Arts throughout May. You must present your Membercard at the ticket office to take advantage of this offer. Tickets are subject to availability. For more information, please call 404-873-3089. 
 
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Be sure to check out this months boxed highlights of special programs, as well as other exciting programs, now available in high definition which are denoted throughout the listings with HO. 
1 THURSDAY 
7PM This Old House Hour (cc) 
8:00 Wud! (cc) "Mako, Swift, Smart and Dead" 
9:00 Carrier(cc) HO "Get Home-itis/Full Cirde" 
Asix-month absence places a heavy burden on relationships. The Navyholds seminars to counsel sailors on what to expect when they return home- and how to make the transition smooth. As the Nimitz makes its final transit from Hawaii to California, the sailors and Marines on board prepare to return to their homes and families. For those still on board,the "Tiger Cruise" provides a buffer, but there's no such transition for those who fly home early from Hawaii. 
11:00 Carrier (cc) HO "Get Home-itis/Full Cirde" 
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lAM Instant Iraq (cc) 
1:30 Air Group 16: WeCameToRemernber(cc) 
2:00 Albert Alcalay: Self Portraits 
3:00 Parenting Works "BalancingFamily and Work" 
3:30 Salsa I "Gut busters" 
4:00 Literary VISions "The Vision Quest: Myth and Symbolism in Drama" 
4:30 Los N"mos en Su Casa "Recuento Semanal (Cinco Minutos de Tranquilidad)" 
5:00 A Place of Our Own "Week in Review (Finding Five Minutes of Peace in Your Day)" 
5:30 TV411 
2 FRIDAY 
7 PM Travelto the Edge with Art Wolfe (cc) 
7:30 Rick Steves' Europe Classics (cc) 
8:00 Globe Trekker (cc) "Iran" 
 
9:00 Georgia Traveler (cc) "Coasting Along the Atlantic" 
 
9:30 Georgia Outdoors (cc) "Georgia Marshes" 
 
10:00 Carrier (cc) '~ll Hands/Controlled Chaos" 
 
12:00 Austin City Limits (cc) 
 
"Norah jones" 
 
0 vERN 
 
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lAM Secrets of the Dead (cc) 
 
"Escape from Auschwitz" 
 
2:00 The World Was Ours 
 
3:00 The Power of Forgiveness 
 
4:00 Curiosity Quest "Money" 
 
4:30 Danger Rangers "Wild Wheels, Bike Safety'' 
 
5:00 Road Trip "Give Us Patients" 
 
5:30 Achieving Excellence: Inside Georgia Schools "Charter Schools" 
 
3 SATURDAY 
 
6PM Georgia Outdoors (cc) "Georgia Marshes" 
 
6:30 Gardening in Georgia (cc) 
 
7:00 Georgia Traveler (cc) "Coasting Along the Atlantic" 
 
7:30 Rick Steves' Europe Classics (cc) 
 
8:00 Keeping Up Appearances (cc) Hyacinth finds about Daddy's spending habits. 
 
8:30 Are You Being Served? (cc) 
Mr. Goldberg runs an agency to get the staff better jobs. 
 
9:00 As Tune Goes By (cc) 
jean undertakes some strategic snooping to discover what the new neighbors are like. 
 
9:30 A Fine Romance (cc) Mike and Laura decide to separate. 
 
10:00 WaitingforGod(cc) Tom has a spell in hospital. 
 
10:30 To The Manor Born (cc) 
Audrey looks forward to running Grantleigh Manor Estate. 
 
11:00 Best of the Jack Benny Show (cc) 
 
12:00 Globe Trekker (cc) "Iran" 
 
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lAM NOVA(cc) "Sinking of theSupership" 
 
2:00 Carrier(cc) ~ Hands/ Controlled Chaos" 
 
4:00 Wild! (cc) 
 
5:00 The Best fJoy of Painting (cc) 5:30 Ride of Our Lives (cc) 
 
4 SUNDAY 
 
Noon Woodsrnith Shop (cc) 
 
12:30 Wtld Chronicles (cc) 
 
1:00 Georgia Weekly (cc) 
 
1:30 Georgia's Business (cc) 
 
2:00 Washington Week (cc) 2:30 Now on PBS (cc) 3:00 Bill Moyers Journal (cc) 
 
4:00 Rat Pack: A Conference of Cool (cc) 
 
5:00 Jackie Onassis:An Intimate Portrait (cc) 
 
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6PM Secret World of Haute Couture (cc) 
 
7:00 Best of the Jack Benny Show (cc) 
8:00 Nature (cc) 
HD "Superfish"- Emmy award-winning 
ftlmmaker and biologist Rick Rosenthal brings a lifetin1e of experience with these astonishing sea creatures to the screen as he observes tiny bill fish nurseries in the wild, dives deep intosecret undersea canyons, films incredible color-changing behavior and embarks on a quest for an elusive thousand-pound "grander:' 
9:00 Masterpiece Oassics (cc) 
HD "Cranford" Part 1- Mary Smith moves to 
Cranford to live with her two spinster friends,Miss Deborah and Miss Matty. 
 
11:00 Jackie Onasis:An Intimate Portrait (cc) 
12:00 The Human Face (cc) 
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lAM Rat Pack: Conference of Cool (cc) 
2:00 Jackie Onassis:An Intimate Portrait (cc) 
3:00 Secret World Haute Couture (cc) 
4:00 Wtld Chronicles (cc) 
4:30 Los Nmos en Su Casa "La Ciencia en Ia Cocina" 
5:00 A Place of Our Own "Using Praise and Encouragement Effectively" 
5:30 TV411 
5 MONDAY 
7 PM Georgia's Business (cc) 
7:30 Antiques Roadshow in England (cc) 
8:00 Antiques Roadshow (cc) 
HD "Louisville,Kentucky" 
9:00 American Experience (cc) 
HD "George H.W. Bush''- This two-part biography 
examines thelife and career of the 41st president, from his service in World War II and his early career in Texas to his days in the Oval Office,first as vice president to Ronald Reagan, thenas the leader whopresided over the first Gulf War. 
11:00 Tavis Smiley (cc) 
11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc) 
12:00 Nature (cc) "Superfish'' 
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lAM Wtld! (cc) "Mako, Swift, Smart and Dead" 
2:00 Wtld Chronicles 
2:30 
 
GARDENING IN GEORGIA 
 
April showers bring May flowers! For the latest advice on Georgia growing conditions and more, tune in for Gardening in Georgia, with popular host Walter Reeves.The program features Reeves and experts from around Georgia, showcasing Georgia gardens. It gives how-to advice and highlights the latest UGA College of Agricu ltural and Environmental Sciences research. 
Wednesdays, 7 PM; Encores Saturdays at 12:30 PM and 6:30PM 
 
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3:00 Parenting Works "Moms and Dads" 
3:30 Salsa! "Little Blue Riding Hood" 
4:00 Literary VISions "A Frame for Meaning: Theme in Drama" 
4:30 Los N"mos en Su Casa "Los Sentidos yel Aprendizaje" 
5:00 A Place of Our Own "Kitchen Science" 
5:30 TV411 
6 TUESDAY 
7PM GeorgiaWeekly(cc) 
7:30 Georgia Outdoors (cc) "Georgia Marshes" 
8:00 NOVA(cc) HD "First Flower"- Nova takes viewers on a 
spectacular journey of discovery to a remote mountain region of China, to explore our fascination with flowers and solve the puzzle of their beginnings. 
9:00 American Experience (cc) HD "George H. W. Bush" Part 2 
1()-.30 Ribbon ofSand (cc) 
11:00 Tavis Smiley (cc) 
11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc) 
12:00 Independent Lens (cc) "Na Kamalei: The Men of Hula" 
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lAM The Human Face (cc) 
2:00 Thunderbolts of Millville 
2:30 The Price of Freedom 
3:00 Right From Birth "The Wonders of the Brain" 
3:30 Salsa I "The Wolf's Share" 
4:00 Literary VISions "Casting Long Shadows: The Power of Literature" 
4:30 Los N"mos en Su Casa "Yo y Mi Familia: La Historia Familiar" 
5:00 A Place of Our Own "Learning Through the Senses" 
5:30 TV411 
7 WEDNESDAY 
7PM Gardening in Georgia (cc) 
7:30 Georgia Traveler (cc) "Coasting Along the Atlantic" 
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8:00 Secrets ofthe Dead (cc) HD "Doping for Gold"- This program digs 
deep into the secretive Cold War world of East German athletes, examining what drugs were used, how they were distributed and what damage they did to many of the athletes who were forced to take them. 
 
9:00 American Masters (cc) HD See highlight on page 6. Tonight: "Marvin 
Gaye: What's Going On" 
 
10:00 Jimi Hendrix Experience: American 
Landing(cc) 
This program celebrates the 40th anniversary of Hendrix's legendary Monterey Pop performance and triumphant return to the United States after achieving stardom throughout Europe.The film traces the remarkable journey that saw Hendrix rise from virtual obscurity in New York's Greenwich Village in 1966 to his enormous worldwide success. 
 
11:00 TavisSmiley(cc) 
 
11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc) 
 
12:00 NOVA {cc) "First Flower" 
0 v ERN 
lAM Motorweek (cc) 
 
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1:30 Ask This Old House (cc) 
 
2:00 Beijing,Are You Ready? "Making ABuck: Business Opportunities" 
 
2:30 Pure Magic - The Mother Daughter Bond 
 
3:00 Right From Birth "People Skills in Infancy'' 
 
3:30 Salsa I "Three Clever Goats" 
 
4:00 Literary Visions "Continuing Vision: The Uses of Literature" 
 
4:30 Los N"mos en Su Casa "La Manera Eficaz de Elogiar yAlentar al Niiio" 
 
5:00 A Place of Our Own "Me and My Family: Importance of Family History" 
 
5:30 TV411 
 
8 THURSDAY 
 
7PM This Old House Hour (cc) 
 
8:00 Wild! (cc) "Predator Bay" 
 
9:00 Antique Roadshow (cc) "Spokane, Washington" 
10:00 Sherlock Holmes (cc) "The Dancing Men"- Holmes and Watson unravel the mystery of the "dancing men" and apprehend the man who has been threatening Mrs. Cubitt. 
11:00 Tavis Smiley (cc) 
11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc) 
12:00 American Experience (cc) "George H.W. Bush" Part I 
OVERNIGHT 2 AM Return of the Cuyahoga 
3:00 Right From Birth "Learning and Intelligence" 
3:30 Salsa! "Special Delivery" 
4:00 Keeping Kids Healthy '1\DHD/Divorce" 
4:30 Los N"mos en Su Casa "Recuento Semanal " 
5:00 APlace ofOur Own "Week in Review" 
5:30 TV411 
9 FRIDAY 
7PM Travels to the Edge with Art Wolfe (cc) 
7:30 Rick Steves' Europe Classics (cc) 
8:00 Globe 'frekker (cc) "Venice City Guide" 
9:00 Georgia Traveler (cc) "Rabun Gap Ramble" 
9-.30 Georgia Outdoors (cc) '1\bove 4000 Feet" 
10:00 Carrier (cc) "Super Secrets/Squared Away'' 
12:00 Austin City Limits (cc) "Ryan Adams/Tift Merritt'' 
0 v ERNIGHT 
lAM Secrets of the Dead (cc) "Doping for Gold" 
2:00 American Masters (cc) "Marvin Gaye: What's Going On" 
3:00 funi Hendrix Experience: American 
Landing(cc) 
4:00 Curiosity Quest "Legoland" 
4:30 Danger Rangers "Water Works -Water Safety" 
 
 5:00 What's Up in Finance? 
5:30 Biz Kid$ "How to Succeed in Biz-ness ByReally Trying!" 
10 SATURDAY 
6PM Georgia Outdoors (cc) '1\bove 4000 Feet" 
6:30 Gardening in Georgia (cc) 
7:00 Georgia Traveler (cc) "Rabun Gap Ramble" 
7:30 Rick Steves' Europe Classics (cc) 
8:00 Keeping Up Appearances (cc) Hyacinth is eager to take deliveryof a new suite. 
8:30 Are You Being Served? (cc) Thestaff contracts a strange tropical illness. 
9:00 AsHmeGoesBy(cc) Thewholegangheads out to the countryfor the weekend. 
9:30 Last of the Summer Wme (cc) AuntieWainwright has a new lineof all things equestrian. 
10:00 Waiting for God (cc) Harvey gets into a confrontation with Tom and Bayview ConservationSociety. 
10'.30 To The Manor Born (cc) Audreymoves out of Grantleigh Manor. 
11:00 Best of the Jack Bermy Show (cc) 
12:00 Globe Trekker (cc) "Venice CityGuide" 
0 v ERNIGHT 
lAM NOVA(cc) "First Flowers" 
2:00 Carrier (cc) "Super Secrets/Squared Away" 
4:00 Wild! (cc) 
5:00 The Best ofJoyofPainting (cc) 
5:30 Ride of Our Lives (cc) 
11 SUNDAY 
Noon Woodsmith Shop (cc) 
12:30 Wild Chronicles (cc) 
1:00 Georgia Weekly (cc) 
1:30 Georgia's Business (cc) 
2:00 Washington Week (cc) 
2:30 NowonPBS(cc) 
3:00 Bill Moyers Journal (cc) 
 
4:00 Live From Lincoln Center (cc) "Camelot" 
EVENING 6:30PM Great Romances of the 20th Century (cc) 
"Ingrid Bergmanand Roberto Rossellini" 
7:00 Best of the Jack Bermy Show (cc) 
8:00 Nature (cc) HD "Prince of theAlps"- High in theAustrian 
Alps, a female red deer,a leader in her herd,gives birth toa calf.Her status makes him a prince amongthe other calves. 
9:00 Masterpiece Classic (cc) HD "Cranford"Part 2- Theapproaching 
railway and resultin~ social upheaval sparka crimewave mCranford,with a muggingand a missinglegof mutton. 
10:00 Best of Masterpiece Theatre (cc) 
11:00 Secret World of Haute Couture (cc) 
12:00 The Human Face (cc) 
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1AM American Experience (cc) "George H.W. Bush"- Part 1 
3:00 American Experience (cc) "George H.W. Bush"- Part 2 
4:30 Los N"mos en Su Casa "C6mo Enriquecer elVocabulariodel Niiio" 
5:00 APlace of Our Own "TellingTales: Tall Tales, Imaginary Friends & Lies" 
5:30 TV411 
12 MONDAY 
7 PM Georgia's Business (cc) 
7:30 Antiques Roadshow in England (cc) 
8:00 Antiques Roadshow (cc) HD "Las Vegas, Nevada" 
9:00 American Experience (cc) HD See highlight on page 7. Tonight: "ED.R. 
TheCenter of TheWorld/Fear Itself"The program explores Roosevelt's family background and education,lookingfor clues to the coddled rich child's ascent to political success. Thesecond segment, begins with Roosevelt's bout with polioat age 39 and foUows his relentless struggle to rehabilitate his bodyand his seemingly moribund political career,and toteach himself toappear towalk. 
11:00 Tavis Smiley (cc) 
11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc) 
12:00 Nature (cc) "Prince of theAlps" 
 
0 v ERN 
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2'()() Wild Chronicles 2:30 Erma Bombeck: Legacy of Laughter 
 
3:00 Right From Birth "The Many Worlds of Wancy" 
3:30 Salsa I "Quiz Show" 
4:00 Keeping Kids Healthy "Hidden DangersofSports" 
4:30 Los Nmos en Su Casa "La Importancia delJuego Brusco" 
5:00 APlace of Our Own "Building Vocabulary" 
 
5:30 TV411 
 
13 TUESDAY 
 
7PM Georgia Weekly (cc) 
 
7:30 Georgia Outdoors (cc) '1\bove 4000 Feet" 
 
8:00 NOVA(cc) HD '1\bsoluteZero:TheConquest of Cold" 
 
9:00 Frontline (cc) HD "Storm over Everest'' -World-renowned 
climber and filmmaker David Breashears returns to Everest to teUthestory of the climberswho perished in that storm, marking the worst climbingtragedyin Mount Everest's history. 
 
11:00 Tavis Smiley (cc) 11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc) 
 
12:00 On AWmg and APrayer: An American Muslin Learns to Fly (cc) 
0 v ERNIGHT 
lAM The Human Face (cc) 
 
2'()() SS United States: Lady in Waiting(cc) 
 
3:00 Right From Birth "TheSevenEssentials - Guiding Principles to Help" 
3:30 Salsa I "Monster Mayhem" 
 
Keeping Kids Healthy "SIDS/Boys and Girls" 
4:30 Los Nmos en Su Casa "Las Necesidades Especiales Mas Comtines" 
 
5:00 APlace of Our Own "Rough and Tumble Play" 
 
5:30 TV411 
 
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14 WEDNESDAY 
7 PM Gardening in Georgia (cc) 
7:30 Georgia Traveler (cc) "Rabun Gap Ramble" 
8:00 Secrets of the Dead (cc) 
HD "Sinking Atlantis"- This program explores all 
the usual theories about the disappearance of the Minoans - from a massive volcano that buried them in ash to Greek invaders who conquered and killed them. 
9:00 State of the Arts (cc) See highlight on page 8. 
10:00 TheAdironkacks (cc) 
HD Sprawled aero s six million acres in upstate 
ew York, the Adirondack Park is by far the largest park in the lower 48 states. Through the varied perspectives of several passionate characters, this high-definition program explores the remarkable history,seasonal landscape and current state of the Adirondacks. 
12:00 NOVA(cc) ''Absolute Zero: TheConquest of Cold" 
0 v ERNIGHT 
l AM Motorweek (cc) 
1:30 Ask This Old House (cc) 
2:00 Beijing,Are You Ready? "Exercise Your Appetite: Chinese Food" 
2:30 Facing Alzheimer's:An African-American Perspective 
3:00 Right From Birth "Getting Oriented and Building Trust: The First Month" 
3:30 Salsa I "Happy Birthday Monster" 
4:00 Keeping Kids Healthy "Cystic Fibrosis Show: ADay in the Life" 
4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa "La Fantasia yel Amigo lmaginario" 
5:00 A Place of Our Own "Most Common Types ofSpecial Needs" 
5:30 TV411 
15 THURSDAY 
7 PM This Old House Hour (cc) 
8:00 Wtld! (cc) "Living with Lions" 
9:00 Antiques Roadshow (cc) "Louisville, Kentucky" 
 
AMERICAN MASTERS MARVIN GAVE: WHAT'S GOING ON 
 
His standing among the most enduring 20th-century American musical artists is without question, yet his story is rarely told beyond the tragic circumstances ol his death. Gaye created an intimate style -lull of honesty, integrity, vulnerability- and, essentially, gave the world his autobiography in lyrics and melody. He challenged and changed the face of black music, embodying its evolution from roots in gospel , jazz and rhythm and blues to sophisticated pop and sexually, politically charged soul. Extensive performance footage and insight from Mary Wilson, Smokey Robinson. Gladys Knight, Mas Del, among many others, capture thetone and texture of acareer that still leaves an indelible mark on the musical landscape. 
Wednesday, May 7, 9 PM 
 
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I0:00 Sherlock Holmes (cc) 
"The Naval Treaty"- Apart from the Minister himself, Percy Phelps is the only man in the Foreign Office with access to the secret treaty between Great Britain and Italy.When the treaty disappears Phelps, tortured by guilt, calls on the services of Sherlock Holmes. 
 
11:00 Tavis Smiley (cc) 
 
11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc) 
 
12:00 American Experience (cc) "F.D. R.The Center of the World/Fear Itself" 
 
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3:00 Right From Birth 
"Discovering the World: Two to Three Months" 
 
3:30 Salsa! "Highway Robbery" 
 
4:00 Keeping Kids Healthy "Teen Brain Chemistry/Lead Poisioning" 
 
4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa "Recuento Semanal " 
 
5:00 APlace of Our Own "Week in Review" 
 
5:30 TV411 
 
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7 PM State oftheArts (cc) 
 
8:00 Globe Trekker (cc) "Kenya & Niger" 
 
9:00 Georgia Traveler (cc) "Roaming the Altanta Highway" 
 
9:30 Georgia Outdoors (cc) "Georgia's Great Lakes" 
 
10:00 Carrier (cc) 
HD "Show of Force/TrueGroundhog Day" 
12:00 Austin City Limits (cc) "Franz Ferdinand/What Made Milwaukee Famous" 
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2:00 TheAdironkacks (cc) 
4:00 Curiosity Quest "Habitat4 Humanity" 
4:30 Danger Rangers "Fires and Liars - Fire Safety" 
5:00 Road Trip "Give Us Patients" 
5:30 Achieving Excellence: Inside Georgia Schools "Principalsas lnstructional Leaders" 
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6PM Georgia Outdoors (cc) "Georgia's Great Lakes" 
6:30 Gardening in Georgia (cc) 
7:00 Georgia Traveler (cc) "Roaming the Atlanta Highways" 
7:30 Rick St~es' Europe Classics (cc) 
8:00 Keeping Up Appearances (cc) Hyacinth takes Daddy out for a picnic in the country. 
8:30 Are You Being Served? (cc) Captain Peacock is convinced that his wife and Mr.Rumbold arehavingan affair. 
9:00 As Tune Goes By (cc) jean's brother, Steven and his wife are expected for another visit. 
 
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10:00 WaitingforGod(cc) 
Diana is not thrilled with the prospect ofa Royal visit toBayview. 
 
10:30 To The Manor Born (cc) Richard fails tocome tochurch. 
 
11:00 Best of the jack Bermy Show (cc) 
 
12:00 GlobeTrekker(cc) "Kenya & Niger" 
 
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'1\bsolute Zero: TheConquest of Cold" 
 
2:00 Carrier (cc) "Show of Force/Groundhog Day" 
 
4:00 Wild! (cc) 
 
5:00 The Best ofJoy of Painting (cc) 5:30 Ride of Our Lives (cc) 
 
18 SUNDAY 
 
Noon Woodsmith Shop (cc) 12:30 Wild Chronicles (cc) 
 
1:00 GeorgiaWeekly(cc) 
 
1:30 Georgia's Business (cc) 2:00 Washington Week (cc) 2:30 Now on PBS (cc) 
 
3:00 Bill Moyers Journal (cc) 
 
4:00 State of the Arts (cc) 
 
5:00 James Stewart: AWonderful Life (cc) 
EVENING 
6:30PM Great Romances of the 20th Century (cc) "Laurence Olivier andVivien Leigh" 
7:00 Best of the Jack Benny Show (cc) 
8:00 Nature (cc) HD "Rhinoceros"- Thisprogram trails rangers 
through thesavannahs ofSouth Africa, the grasslands of Indiaand thejungles of Indonesia, and visits rhinofertility experts at anAmericanwo, detailingefforts to protect rhinos frompoachers, relocate them to new habitats and breed themin captivity. 
9:00 Masterpiece Classic (cc) HD "Cranford" Part 3- Through a terrible 
misunderstand ing, Dr. Harrison becomes ~ngag~d to three ladies at once, castinghim mto dtsg race. 
11:00 Wmdsors: A Royal Dynasty (cc) "The 1947 Royal Wedding: The People's Wedding" 
12:00 The Human Face (cc) 
 
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2:00 American Experience (cc) "TheCenter oftheWorld/Fear Itself" 
4:00 Wild Chronicles (cc) 
 
4:30 Los N"mos en Su Casa "EI Uso Lin1itadoyAdecuadodeIa Television e Internet" 
5:00 APlace of Our Own "Stress and Brain Development" 
 
5:30 TV411 
 
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7 PM Georgia's Business (cc) 
 
7:30 Antiques Roadshow in England (cc) 
8:00 Antiques Roadshow (cc) HD "Las Vegas, Nevada" 
 
9:00 American Experience (cc) HD See highlight onthis page. Tonight: 
"ED.R.The Grandest job in theWorld"The first segment,"The juggler;' focuses on the first two terms ofRoosevelt's presidency and explores the central paradox of his presidency.The last section,is devoted to thewartime years, usingFOR's remarkable correspondence with Winston Churchill tochart the calculated and even devious path by which theAmerican president maneuvered support for England before he Jed his countrythrough thegreatest war in history. 
 
11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc) 
12:00 Nature (cc) "Rhinoceros" 
 
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2:30 Five Phenomenal Women 
 
3:00 Right From Birth "BecomingASocial Being: Four toSix 
Months" 
 
3:30 Salsa I "The Little Red Hen" 
 
4:00 Keeping Kids Healthy "Child Abuse: Stop It Before it Starts!" 
 
4:30 Los N"mos en Su Casa 
"Opciones en Educaci6nyCuidado lnfantil" 
 
5:00 APlace of Our Own "UsingTelevision& InternetWisely & Sparingly" 
 
5:30 TV411 
 
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7PM Georgia Weekly (cc) 
7:30 Georgia Outdoors (cc) "Georgia'sGreat Lakes" 
8:00 NOVA(cc) HD "Lord of theAnts" 
9:00 Steve Miller Band: live in Chicago (cc) 
10'.30 MyMusic MyGeneration- The 60s (cc) 
12:30 Ribbon of Sand (cc) 
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2:00 Retirement Revolution "Hazards andVicissitudes" 
 
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE FOR 
"FOR" goes beyond the famil iar words and images to offer an incisive, often startling portrait of one of themost extraord inary personalities ever elected to thepresidency. One of the nation's most popular presidents, Franklin Delano Roosevelt servedthree terms-longer than anyone before or since- and led the country through two great crises of this century: the Great Depression and World War II. The series includes archival film, homemovies and audio clips; newlyfilmedfootageof sign ificant landmarks in FOR's life; an album of fam ily photographs; and interviews with family members, friends and witnesses to history. 
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3:00 Right From Birth "Thinkingand Experimenting: Seven to Ten Months" 
 
3:30 Salsa I "The Armadillds Hamburgers" 
 
4:00 Keeping Kids Healthy "Better Bedtimes/Asperger Syndrome" 
 
4:30 Los N'mos en Su Casa "El ContactoTactil Afectivd' 
 
5:00 APlace of Our Own "NavigatingEarlyCareand Education Options" 
 
5:30 TV411 
 
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7 PM Gardening in Georgia (cc) 
 
7:30 Georgia Traveler (cc) "RoamingtheAtlanta Highways" 
 
8:00 Secrets of the Dead (cc) HD "Dogfight OverGuadalcanal" 
 
9:00 Depression: Out of the Shadows (cc) 
HD Thisdocumentarywill providea comprehensive portrait of depression never before presentedonAmerican television.The 30-minute discussion moderated byjane Pauley, immediatelyfollowing the documentary, will bringtogether a panelof experts and community activists todiscuss the issue further. 
 
11:00 Georgia Weekly (cc) 
 
11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc) 
 
12:00 NOVA(cc) "Lord of theAnts" 
 
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1:30 Ask This Old House (cc) 
 
2:00 Beijing, Are You Ready? "Curing Homesickness" 
 
2:30 The Price of Freedom 
 
3:00 Right From Birth "Independence:Eleven to Fourteen Months" 
 
3:30 Salsa I "The Fruit Fiascd' 
 
4:00 Keeping Kids Healthy "Diabetes/Never a Day Off" 
 
4:30 Los N'mos en Su Casa "El Estres yel Desarrollodel Cerebra" 
 
5:00 A Place of Our Own "Touch Matters" 
 
5:30 TV411 
 
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7 PM This Old House Hour (cc) 
 
8:00 Wtld! (cc) "Invinci ble Wolf" 
 
9:00 Antiques Roadshow (cc) "Louisville, Kentucky" 
 
10:00 Sherlock Hohnes (cc) 
"TheSolitary Cyclist" -VioletSmith consultsSherlock Holmes over the mysterious cyclist whohas been following her on a regular basis. 
 
11:00 Tavis Smiley (cc) 
 
11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc) 
 
12:00 American Experience (cc) 
"F.D.R. The Grandest job in theWorld/The juggler" 
 
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3:00 Right From Birth "Self-Competence: Fifteen toEighteen Months" 
 
3:30 Salsa I "Finally Nine" 
 
4:00 Keeping Kids Healthy "DeadlyFoodAllergies/Kidsand Pets" 
 
4:30 Los N'mos en Su Casa "Recuento Semanal" 
 
5:00 A Place of Our Own "Week in Review" 
 
5:30 TV411 
 
23 FRIDAY 
 
7PM Travels to the Edge with Art Wolfe (cc) 
 
7:30 Rick Steves' Europe Oassics (cc) 
 
8:00 Globe 'frekker (cc) "Scotland" 
 
9:00 Georgia Traveler (cc) "Scenic Mountain Highway" 
9:30 Georgia Outdoors (cc) "Photo ContestAnniversary" 
10:00 Carrier (cc) "Rites of Passage/True Believers" 
12:00 Austin City Limits (cc) "The Decemberists/Explosion in theSky" 
OVERN I GHT 1AM Secrets of the Dead (cc) 
"Dogfight OverGuadalcanal" 
2:00 Depression: Out of the Shadows (cc) 
4:00 Curiosity Quest "Tiger Rescue" 
4:30 American History Through Southern Eyes "LivingtheAmerican Revolution" 
5:00 American History Through Southern Eyes "King Cotton" 
5:30 Biz Kid$ "Cash and Credit" 
24 SATURDAY 
6 PM Georgia Outdoors (cc) "PhotoContest Anniversary" 
6:30 Gardening in Georgia (cc) 
7:00 Georgia Traveler (cc) "Scenic Mountain Highway" 
7:30 Rick Steves' Europe Classics (cc) 
8:00 Keeping Up Appearances (cc) Richard has nohidingplace from Hyacinth. 
8:30 AreYouBeingServed? (cc) Mr. Humphries is made editor of the new staff magazine. 
 
STATE OF THE ARTS 
State of the Arts this month features the genius of Muppetscreator Jim Henson and his enduring connection totheAtlanta Center for Puppetry Arts; plus the beloved Georgia novel Cold Sassy Tree becomes an opera and is performed for the first time in our state by the Atlanta Opera. The show looks at alocal collector's rare handpainted movie posters from the golden age of Hollywood, plusthe moving story of north Georgiafolk artist Linda An derson . 
Wednesdays, May 14, 9 PM; Encores Friday, May 16, 7 PM 
 
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Jean gets thewholegang tohelpout with her old-age party. 
 
9:30 Last of the Summer Wme (cc) Marinagets stood up byHoward. 
 
10:00 WaitingforGod(cc) Tompresses Diana intoa trip to thedoctor. 
 
10:30 To The Manor Born (cc) 
Richard moves his multi-national grocery business tothe Manor. 
 
11:00 Best of the Jack BennyShow (cc) 
 
12:00 GlobeTrekker(cc) "Scotland" 
 
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2:00 Carrier (cc) "Rights of Passage/True Believer" 
 
4:00 Wild! (cc) 
 
5:00 The Best ofJoyof Painting (cc) 5:30 Ride ofOur Lives (cc) 
 
25 SUNDAY 
 
Noon Woodsmith Shop (cc) 12:30 Wild Chronicles (cc) 
 
1:00 Terry Kay: AConversation (cc) 1:30 Georgia's Business (cc) 2:00 Washington Week (cc) 
 
2:30 NowonPBS(cc) 3:00 Bill Moyers Journal (cc) 4:00 Defying the Odds (cc) 5:30 The Pact (cc) EVENI NG 6:30PMAirGroup 16: WeCametoRemember(cc) 7:00 Instant Iraq (cc) 
 
7:30 Tribute to Georgia's Heroes (cc) 
8:00 NationalMemorial Day Concert (2(m)(cc) This event will beled for thethird year by co-hosts Gary Sinise and TonyAwardwinner Joe Mantegna, two acclaimed actors whohave dedicated themselves toveterans' causes and supporting our troops in active service. This year, theevent will pay special tribute totheveterans ofWorld War II, Korea andVietnam and thesacred war memorials built in their honor in Washington, DC. 
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11:00 D-Day Down to Earth - Return of the 507th (cc) 
12:00 The Hwnan Face (cc) 
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lAM Instant Iraq (cc) 
1:30 Tribute to Georgia Heroes (cc) 
2:00 American Experience (cc) "F.D.R.TheGrandest job in the Wo rld /The Ju ggler" 
4:30 Los N'mos en Su Casa "Matematicas deTodos los Dias: oSolo los Numeros" 
 
5:00 APlace of Our Own "Are You EncouragingYour Child to Whine?" 
 
5:30 TV411 
 
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7PM Georgia's Business (cc) 
7:30 Antiques Roadshow in England (cc) 
8:00 Antiques Roadshow (cc) HD "Las Vegas, Nevada" 
9:00 American Experience (cc) "Truman"Part I - Thefirst night recounts Truman's earlystruggles and failures as a youngadult,and his undyingdetermination to have an accomplishment tocall his own. 
11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc) 
 
12:00 National Memorial Day Concert (2008) (cc) 
 
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1:30AM Tribute to Georgia's Heroes (cc) 
 
2:00 Wild Chronicles 
 
2:30 Fiji Firewalkers 
3:00 Right From Birth "Goingto School: How to Help aChild Succeed" 
3:30 Salsa I "Quiz Show" 
4:00 Keeping Kids Healthy "Step-Parenting/Single Parenting" 
4:30 Los N'mos en Su Casa "Los Mandados: Una Experienciade Aprendizaje" 
 
5:00 APlace of Our Own "Everyday Math: Much MoreThan Numbers" 
 
5:30 TV411 
 
27 TUESDAY 
7PM Terry Kay: AConversation (cc) 
7:30 Georgia Outdoors (cc) "Photo Contest Anniversary'' 
8:00 NOVA (cc) HD "Masterofthe Killer Ants"- This program 
is shot in an intimatestyle that takes viewers into thetraditional mindset of the Mofu shaman and thevillagerswho depend on him. 
9:00 American Experience (cc) "Truman"Part 2- After HarryTruman's unlikely rise to the presidency, hewould face some of thebiggest crises of the century. 
11:00 Independent Lens (cc) "A Dream In Doubt" 
12:00 OnA WmgandAPrayer: AnAmerican Muslim Learns to Fly (cc) 
OVERNIGHT 1AM The Human Face (cc) 
2:00 Retirement Revolution "On Our Own" 
3:00 Going to School "Goingto School" 
3:30 Salsa! "A Darkand StormyNight" 
4:00 Keeping Kids Healthy "RaisingKids in Times ofCrisis/Sleep Apnea" 
4:30 Los N'mos en Su Casa "La Formaci6nde Proveedoras de Cuidado" 
5:00 A Place of Our Own "GettingOut andAbout'' 
5:30 TV411 
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7 PM Gardening in Georgia (cc) 
7:30 Georgia Traveler (cc) "Scenic Mountain Highway'' 
8:00 Secrets of the Dead (cc) "Gangland Graveyard" 
9:00 Austin City Limits (cc) "R.E.M:' 
10:00 Soundstage (cc) "TrishaYearwoodwith Special Guest Sugarland" 
11:00 Tavis Smiley (cc) 
 
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11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc) 
 
12:00 NOVA (cc) "Masterof the KillerAnts" 
 
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lAM Motorweek (cc) 
 
1:30 Ask This Old House (cc) 
 
2:00 Beijing, Are You Ready? "Having ABlast" 
2:30 The Price of Freedom 
 
3:00 Going to School "The SevenEssentials" 
 
3:30 Salsa I "The Race" 
 
4:00 Keeping Kids Healthy "Caringfor KidsWith Life-Threatening Illnesses" 
 
4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa "tEs Usted el QueAlienta aSu Niiio a Lloriquear?" 
 
5:00 APlace of Our Own "Caregiver Education" 
 
5:30 TV411 
 
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7PM This Old House Hour (cc) 
8:00 Wild! (cc) "Porpoises: Life & Death in the Fast Lane" 
 
9:00 Antiques Roadsow (cc) "Louisville, Kentucky" 
 
10:00 Sherlock Holmes (cc) "TheCrooked Man"- Holmes andWatson visit Aldershot,toinvestigate the violent death of Colonel James Barclay. Atragiclove story is unveiled which exposes the identity of a horriblydeformed man, the"crooked man". His involvement in the case begins to place doubt in Holmes' mind -could Barclay have died of natural causes? 
11:00 Tavis Smiley (cc) 
 
11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc) 
 
12:00 American Experience (cc) "Truman"- Part 2 
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2AM Beautiful Son (cc) 
 
3:00 Going to School "Mentor, Encourage, Rehearse" 
 
3:30 Salsa I "TheGoat's Vacation" 
 
4:00 Keeping Kids Healthy "Cochlear lmplants/Lyme Disease" 
 
American History through Southern Eyes 
 
Asix-part series examining our nation's past from auniquely southern perspective, American History through Southern Eyes captures the events and personalities that affected the South and its development. During the series, the Augusta area is used as a case study to illustratetheSouth's historyand why it continues to fascinate us today. Each episode delves into historical topics and includes interviews with historians, period artwork, archival photos and artifacts, and historical re-enactments (pictured}. 
 
Saturday, May 24 and 31 at 4:30 and 5:00AM 
 
Photo Credit: Media Miuds 
 
4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa "Recuento Semanal" 
5:00 APlace of Our Own "Week in Review" 
5:30 TV411 
30 FRIDAY 
7PM 'fravels to the Edgewith Art \\blfe (cc) 
7:30 Rick Steves' Europe Classics (cc) 
8:00 Globe Trekker (cc) "ElSalvador& Honduras" 
9:00 Georgia Traveler (cc) "Pine Mountain Passages" 
Georgia Outdoors (cc) "Georgia's Beaches" 
10:00 Carrier(cc) "Get Home/Full Circle" 
12:00 Austin City Limits (cc) "R.E.W' 
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2:00 Independent Lens (cc) "A Dream In Doubt'' 
3:00 On AWrng and APrayer: An American Muslim Learns to Fly (cc) 
4:00 Curiosity Quest "Water Bottling" 
4:30 American History Through Southern Eyes "LivingtheCivil War" 
5:00 American History Through Southern Eyes "The Road toCivil Rights" 
5:30 Biz Kid$ "How toAchieve Your Financial Goals" 
 
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6 PM Georgia Outdoors (cc) "Georgia's Beaches" 
6:30 Gardening in Georgia (cc) 
7:00 Georgia Traveler (cc) "Pine Mountain Passages" 
7:30 Rick Steves' Europe Classics (cc) 
8:00 Keeping Up Appearances (cc) Hyacinth has forces Richard to participatein a trip tothecountryside. 
8:30 Are You Being Serves? (cc) Thestaff goes onstrikeafter being threatened with a pay cut ora move to basement. 
9:00 As Tune Goes By (cc) Judith has reservations whenAlistair proposes marriage. 
9:30 Last of the Summer Wrne (cc) Howard decides to pump iron. 
10:00 Waiting for God (cc) Diana is surprised to find she has something in conm1on with Jane. 
10:30 To The Manor Born (cc) Richard allows the traditional Hunt Ball tobe held at the manor. 
11:00 Best of the Jack Benny Show (cc) 
12:00 Globe Trekker (cc) "ElSalvador & Honduras" 
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2:00 Carrier (cc) "Get Home/Full Circle" 
4:00 Wild! (cc) 
5:00 The Best ofJoy of Painting (cc) 
5:30 Ride of Our Lives (cc) 
 
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Help O.PJ Keep Our Jala.,ee\ 
GPB is walking a tightrope this season.Our 2008 broadcast season is our most ambitious, and most costly, yet. With threefourths of our programming budget coming from viewers and listeners like you,your support for GPB is absolutely crucial. 
 
So please give today. Mail your contributions to GPB's 2008 Campaign, 260 14th Street, Atlanta, GA 30318. Or contribute securely online at gpb.org. 
Thank you for watching and listening to GPB, and most of all, for helping us, reach this important fmancial goal by June 30, 2008 - the end of our fiscal year. 
 
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Carole Parks Catering is the exclusive provider of meals for our staff and volunteers during GPB's Television and Radio On-Air Membership Campaigns and is the exclusive in-house caterer for all GPB events, meetings, receptions,and previews held at GPB. 
 
Carole Parks Catering, a full service, off- premise caterer since 1988, has provided for all types of fu nctions, from wedding receptions to anniversary parties, and corporate events throughout Atlanta. 
 
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GPB On Stage Features Eddie's Attic Presents 
 
We're excited to introduce a new participant in our weekly Georgia performance showGPB On Stage, airing Sundays at 4 PM. At least once a month,we'll be featuring noteworthy live performances from the archives of acclaimed music venue Eddie's Attic. This Decatur, Georgia performance space was recently named one of the top 40 music venues in the country, and focuses on presenting the finest performing songwriters in an intimate, listening room setting. The GPB On Stage editions of Eddie's Attic Presents will try to bring the intimacy and electricity of a night out at 'the Attic' to listeners across the state. 
 
Anumber of songwriters that have gone on to achieve national acclaim got their start at Eddie's Attic, most notably john Mayer, the country band Sugarland, and Shawn Mullins. ln addition,a wide range of recognizable artists have played their stage over the years including The Indigo Gi rls, Sheryl Crow, Billy joe Shaver, Charlie Louvin, Tom Rush,AI Stewart, India Arie, josh joplin, john Gorka, and Kevn Kinney. According to Founder and Eddie's Attic Presents Host Eddie Owen, "while there's no substitute to seeing music live, it's our hope that the GPB Radio audience will enjoy the authentic nature of songwriters presenting their own songs in an intimate setting. These are great songs and very talented individuals that more 
 
often than not are overlooked by commercial radio." You can listen for yourself when GPB On Stage features Eddie's Attic Presents on Sunday, May 4 at 4 PM. You can learn more about Eddie's Attic at www.eddiesattic.com. 
 
Big Band Jump 
 
Big Band Jump, hosted by Georgia Radio Hall of Fame Broadcaster Don Kennedy, features the music of the Greatest Generation on Sundays at 6 PM on GPB Radio: 
 
May4 
"Live From Chicago" In the Big Band Era, late night radio featured 'live' broadcasts from ballrooms all over the nation. In this hour we hear the actual sound of some of those radio remotes originating from famous Chicago ballrooms. The excitement and immediacy of these historic moments will feature Benny Goodman, Count Basie, Harry james and the Dukes of Dixieland, among others. 
Mayll 
"I Love My GPB-Big BandJump Live Speciaf' Don Kennedy will broadcast Big Band Jump live 
 
from Studio GPB for two hours, taking your requests and pledges supporting GPB and Big Band Music as part of our Spring Pledge Drive. Don't miss this opportunity to let us know how much this timeless music means to you. 
 
Mayl8 
"Stick In Your Head Tunes" Have you ever had the experience of a tune repeating and repeating in your mind's ear? Those kinds of melodies are featured in this program, the kinds of performances not easy to forge t with appealing rhythm or catchy melody. This program wi ll feature Helen O'Connell, The Mills Brothers, Les Brown and Count Basie. 
May25 
"With Strings Attached'' This Big Band jump idea was stolen from Wild Bill Davison, who issued an album of the same title. Th is encouraged Don Kennedy to asse mble a series of-well-known bands with strings, including Shaw, Goodman, Dorsey, james, Ellington and one by Wild Bill from that very album. 
 
Albany WUNV/91.7 FM  Athens WUGA/91.7 FM  Augusta WACG/90.7 FM  BrunSWICk WWI0/88.9 FM  Carrollton WUWG/90.7 FM Columbus WJSP/88.1 FM  Dahlonega WNGU/89.5 FM  Dalton WNGH/98.9 FM  Demorest WPPR/88.3 FM  Fort Games WJWV/90.9 FM  Macon WMUM/89.7 FM 
Rome WGPB/97.7 FM Savannah WSVH/91.1 FM  St Marys WWI0/99.5 FM  T1fton WABR/91.1 FM  Valdosta WWET/91.7 FM  Waycross WXVS/90.1 FM 
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WORLD OF 
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Following the conclusion of the Metropolitan Opera's season May 3 with Mozart's Die Enfuhrung Aus Dem Serail, Georgia opera devotees won't be cast adrift on a sea of despair. GPB Radio will pick right up with NPR's World Of Opera on Saturdays at 1:30pm with the following presentations for the remainder of May: 
MaylO 
I Love Opera On GPB Special, featuring: PUCCINI: from "G irl of the Golden West Artists: Placido Domingo, Mara Zampieri BIZET: Duet from "The Pearlfishers" Artists: Gino Quilico, john Aler DOUGLAS MOORE: from Act II, "The Ballad of Baby Doe" Artists: Beverly Sills, Frances Bible 
Mayl7 
BELLINI: Norma Vienna State Opera VINCENZO BELLINI: Norma Friederich Haider, conductor CAST: Edita Gruberova (Norma); jose Cura (Pollione); Elina Garanca (Adalgisa); Dan Paul Dumitrescu (Oroveso); Marian Talaba (Flavia); Caroline Wenborne (Clotilde) 
In the title role of Bellini's most popular opera, the legendary soprano Edita Gruberova proves that the bel canto tradition is well-served by mature artistry, as well as vocal brilliance. 
 
GEORGIA PUBUC BROADCASTING RADIO PROGRAMS 
 
SU DAY 
 
AM 5:00 6:00 
 
Jazz Satell~e Network 
Art of the Song 
 
7:00 Latino USA 
Agenda Hispana 
8:00 Weekend Edition with 
9:00 Liane Hansen 
 
10:00 Speaking of 
 
11 :00 
 
Faith Fresh Air 
 
Weekend 
 
PM 12:00 St. Paul Sunday 
 
MO NDAY 
 
1:00 From the Top 2:00 
 
3:00 
 
A Prairie Home Companion 
 
4:00 GPBonStage 
 
5:00 All Things Considered 
6:00 Big Band Jump 
 
7:00 The Infinite Mind 
 
8:00 9:00 10:00 
 
CoverToCover 
What's The Word 
This American Lne 
 
11 :00 Studio GPB 
 
Midnight 
 
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May24 
HANDEL: Ariodante Grand Theatre of Geneva G. F. HANDEL: Ariodante Kenneth Montgomery, conductor CAST: Joyce DiDonata (Ariodante); Patricia Petibon (Ginevra); Sandri ne Piau (Dalinda); Antonio Abete (King of Scotland); Charles Workman (Lurcanio); Marie-Nicole Lemieux (Polinesso) Handel was nothing if not cosmopolitan --a German -born composer who became a superstar as the most popular composer of Italian operas in 18th-century London. Completed in 1734, Ariodante premiered at what was then a brand new opera house in a place now synonymous with opera in England -- Covent Garden. 
 
May31 
DONIZETTI: Maria Stuarda Royal Opera of Wallonie, Liege GAETANO DONIZETTI: Maria Stuarda Luciano Acocella, conductor CAST: Patrizia Ciofi (Maria Stuarda); Marianna Pizzolato (Elizabeth); Diana Axentii (An na); Danilo Formaggia (Leicester); Federico Sacchi (Talbot) ; Ma rio Cassi (Cecil) In operas from Elizabeth at Ken ilworth to Anna Bolena, Doni zett i seemed fascinated by th e intrigues and rivalries of British royalty. This opera, Maria Stuarda, deals with the complex relationship between Elizabeth I and Mary Stuart-- also known as Mary, Queen of Scots. 
 
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Memorial Day Programming 
PBS will honor all of America's men and women in uniform for their service and sacrifice with the presentation of the National Memorial Day Concert (2008). The event will be led for the third year by co-hosts Gary Sinjse ("CSI NY") and Tony Award-winner Joe Mantegna ("Criminal Minds"), two acclaimed actors who have dedicated themselves to veterans' causes and supporting our troops in active service. 
This year, the event will pay special tribute to the veterans of World War II, Korea and Vietnam and the sacred war memorials built in their honor in Washington, DC. 
Broadcast Jjve from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC on Sunday, May 25 at 8 PMon GPB,the television event will feature a mix of dramatic readings, documentary footage and live musical performances. The all-star line-up of dignitaries, actors and musical artists scheduled to appear includes music legend Gladys Knight; violin virtuoso Robert McDuffie (both Georgians); Best Actress Tony Award-winner !dina Menzel (Wicked, Rent ),General Colin L. Powell, USA (Ret.) and Charles Durning. 
Georgia Public Broadcasting will also provide coverage of the State of Georgia's Memorial Day Service that will honor all Georgia soldiers who gave their lives in the line of duty and will feature Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue. ''A Tribute to Georgia's Heroes" will also feature a Reading of Names of Georgia soldiers who gave their lives in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, led by Georgia military officers. The program will be streamed on GPB's website at www.gpb.org at 2 PM on Thursday, May 22 and will air on GPB Television on Sunday, May 25 at 7:30 PM. 
 
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