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PUBLIC TELEVISION FROM THE UPPER CUMBERLAND
Staff &
Management
(931) 528-2222 or (800) 282-9283
Becky Magura, President & CEO
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Rima Austin, Membership Coordinator
Team Effort
TSSAA Championships air
on WCTE.
Reggie Brown, Educational Outreach Associate
Amanda Collier, Producer/Director
Janet Cooper, Traffic/Broadcast Engineer
Erica Duarte, Live Green Project Manager
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Learning by Doing
Students gain on-the-job experience
behind the scenes at WCTE
Mark Dudney, Government Relations
Sue Gibbons, Programming & Traffic
Craig Gray, Producer/Director
Hal L. Harder, Director of Development and Marketing
Joyce Hunter, Auction & Event Coordinator
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A Green Investment
USDA helps fund WCTE Live
Green & Prosper Campaign
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Randall Jackson, Broadcast Engineer
Craig LeFevre, Master Control Operator
Cindy Putman, Educational Outreach Associate
Jamie Trevathan, Producer/Director
Cathy Walden, Account Executive
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Spotlight On
Ottis Phillips
Ralph Welch, Chief Broadcast Engineer
Rick Wells, Production Manager
Suzanne Whitehead, Major Gifts Officer
Jim Winters, Broadcast Engineer
20 Award Winners
Live Green Tennessee captures the
Silver Communicator Award
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On our cover
Circus
Hit the road with PBS’ CIRCUS and take an
unforgettable trip from the big top to the “back
lot” with the diverse characters who make up the
legendary Big Apple Circus.
Story on page 11.
Upper Cumberland
Broadcast Council
Mickie Akenson, Chair
Dr. Max Atnip, Vice Chair
Dr. Jack Matson, Treasurer
Lillian Hartgrove, Secretary
Becky Magura, WCTE Pres. & CEO
Joe Albrecht
John Cain
Mona Copeland
Jere Hargrove
Morris Irby
Dr. Scott Little
Pat Quillen
Alan Tatum
Dr. Angelo Volpe
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upcoming events
A WCTE promo spot to
recruit volunteers for
the TSSAA
Team Effort
STORY BY
CANAAN WILLIAMS
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Catch the TSSAA Championships on WCTE!
s the colors of summer catch fire
and, eventually, fade into the
dimming light of fall, WCTE
would like to remind the readers
of Close-Up about the Tennessee Secondary
School Athletic Association football
tournament taking place on December 2, 3
and 4 at Tucker Stadium on the Tennessee
Tech University Campus in Cookeville.
The Division II State Championships
kick off the weekend-long tournament
on December 2 with DI 1A, 3A and 5A
on December 3 and DI 2A, 4A and 6A
concluding the tournament on Dec. 4.
The tournament is considered by
local business proprietors to be a boon
for Cookeville, TTU and the Upper
Cumberland Region.
“It has been estimated that during this
three-day event, more than 30,000 visitors
will spend close to $1 million on rooms,
meals, gas, and shopping,” said Ottis
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Phillips, SEC Enterprises, Inc. President.
The planning stages began when a
group comprised of representatives from
Tennessee Tech, the city of Cookeville and
the Cookeville Chamber of Commerce
prepared and presented the winning bid
to the TSSAA. After the announcement,
Cookeville Chamber President George
Halford and University Advancement Vice
President Mark Hutchins asked Phillips
to chair the Cookeville TSSAA Blue Cross
Bowl Steering Committee.
Phillips is in his second year of being
involved with the TSSAA championships in
Cookeville.
“There is a tremendous amount of media
coverage and public interest in this event
throughout the state,” Phillips said. “The
positive PR and exposure for Cookeville,
TTU and the Highlands region is invaluable
in creating public interest in our community
from outside the region.”
Phillips also went on to say he believes
the university benefits by attracting
future students that might not otherwise
consider Tech.
“We think this event creates a
tremendous amount of community pride
and reinforces the fact that this is a great
place to live and work,” Phillips said.
“The first year of games in Cookeville
was really a touchdown. It was a great
community effort and a first-class event.
Visitors were made to feel welcome.
This time, we know where the surprises
are, and while last year the bar was set
high, we know how to make it even
better.”
“This year I would like to encourage
anyone who lives within reach of
Cookeville and loves great high school
football to buy their tickets early. Over
30,000 visitors over a three-day period
made their way to the games last year
and I would hate to see football fans
disappointed.”
“
immediate interest, and from that point
forward it only took a couple of weeks to
get the details locked down.”
Rudolph liked what WCTE and
the other TPTC stations “brought to
the table.”
“What was so appealing was the
ability to do all eight football games,
including the two Division II games
that had not been covered in the past,”
Rudolph said. “The Blue Cross Bowl
football championships this season
will mark the start of a new three-year
partnership between TSSAA, the TPTC
stations and PlayOn! Sports.”
WCTE
Upper Cumberland Public Television
YOUR SOURCE FOR
It has been
estimated that during
this three-day event,
more than 30,000
visitors will spend
close to $1 million
on rooms, meals,
gas, and
shopping.
”
FOOTBALL
OTTIS PHILLIPS
SEC ENTERPRISES, INC.
PRESIDENT
The Watson Brown Show
“We’ll need volunteers too - they’re
our greatest resource. We’ll need help
taking tickets, ushering, distributing
programs, parking and security. I’ll give
volunteers two promises - you’ll have a
great time and you will not leave hungry
- we will feed you.”
Although the focus is on football at
this time, WCTE, in partnership with
PlayOn! Sports, is happy to announce
more TSSAA programming.
Over the summer, the TSSAA was
having a hard time renewing their
contract with the previous distributor of
the football and basketball events.
“I worked up a scenario for TSSAA
and they approved it and then we
approached Becky and the other
Tennessee Public Television Station
Council stations,” PlayOn! Sports CEO
David Rudolph said. “There was an
Besides the wall-to-wall coverage of
the football championships, PlayOn!
Sports is also producing the volleyball
and girls’ soccer championships.
Beginning in the winter, it will also
produce the eight boys’ and girls’
basketball championships for WCTE.
Finally, in the spring, PlayOn! will
produce boys’ soccer as well as boys’ and
girls’ track from the Spring Fling events.
“We plan to continue to grow the
number of events and sports that we cover
in future years,” Rudolph concluded.
To purchase tickets, for information or
to volunteer, go to cookevillechampions.
com. If you have questions, please phone
931-526-2211.
If for some reason you can’t make
the games in person, catch them live on
WCTE-TV!
an exciting way to follow
Golden Eagle football in 2010
7pm Wednesdays
TTU Home Game
Nov. 13 - Eastern Ky.
TSSAA State Championships
Dec. 2 - Classes A & AA - Division 2
Dec. 3 - Classes 1A, 3A & 5A -Division 1
Dec. 4 - Classes 2A, 4A, 6A - Division 1
Local Cable 10,
Dish & Direct 22
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behind the scenes
Learning
by doing
STORY BY
CANAAN WILLIAMS
Students gain on-the-job experience at WCTE.
G
iven that WCTE is nestled
underneath Tucker Stadium
on the idyllic Tennessee Tech
campus, it should come as no
surprise the station offers Tech students a
rare chance to learn hands-on by becoming
a student worker.
WCTE has a wide variety of jobs
At WCTE for two
years, Mysti Griffith is
the longest-tenured
student worker at
the station.
students can learn that include master
control, production and learning the
everyday ins and outs of a TV station. On
top of all that, WCTE is small enough
and informal enough that students have
no trouble picking up competencies
throughout their time at WCTE.
“[Student workers] bring fresh ideas,
enthusiasm and a technical and social
media skill set that broadens services to the
community,” said WCTE President and
CEO Becky Magura.
Magura would know – she was the
station’s first intern.
“I started out at this station as an intern,”
said Magura. “I interned for over a year.”
Tech plays a vital role in the community,
so it’s beneficial to work with these students.
In the past, it’s been the Education and
Journalism Departments that provided
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students, but because of specialization in
areas such as master control, the Engineering
and Computer Science Departments have
been providing more students who bring
special skills to the station.
Four students are currently employed at
WCTE; their majors vary anywhere from
electrical engineering to computer science,
Canaan Williams is soaking up
the opportunity to learn at WCTE.
“I see this job as a practical
use of what
prac
I’m being taught in college,” said Rich.
“It’s been worth it because I’ve been given a
chance to learn quite a bit.”
A senior accounting major, Mysti
Griffith is the longest-tenured student
worker at the station. Having been here for
over two years, she still enjoys her job.
“I still have a lot left to learn,” she said.
“But it has solidified the idea that I want to
work in broadcasting.”
As for me, I’m Canaan Williams, a senior
journalism major and I heard about the job
through Brenda Wilson, assistant professor
of journalism. I interned at the station
during the Spring of 2010 and started
working in master control in August of the
same year.
I want to learn as much as possible and
this is the perfect place to learn because of
the patience the employees have.
They’re great teachers.
Computer science major
Nathaniel Rich puts his skills to
use in WCTE’s master control.
accounting
journalism.
unting and
d jjou
ou
urnallism.
Jinyoung Ryu, a native of Seoul, South
Korea, started in August. A senior electrical
engineering major, she came to know about
the job through Charlie Wilkerson, Director
of International Student Affairs.
“I find the job challenging,” said
Ryu. “I feel like this job will help
me separate myself from others
when it comes time to graduate
and look for employment.”
Nathaniel Rich is a junior
majoring in computer
science. He heard about
WCTE while competing in a
robotics world championship
in Georgia. He agreed to
volunteer with WCTE and
was later hired to work in
master control.
Senior electrical engineering
major Jinyoung Ryu hopes her
experience at WCTE will give
her an edge in the job market.
living green
Daytime
Schedule
Weekdays & Ready to Learn
5:00 AM Between the Lions
12:30 PM Sid the Science Kid
5:30 AM Maya & Miguel
1:00 PM Dinosaur Train
6:00 AM Arthur
1:30 PM Cat in the Hat Knows
a Lot About That
6:30 AM Priscilla (M,W,F) /
Functional Fitness
2:00 PM Curious George
7:00 AM Wordgirl
A green
L-R: Mark Dudney, Rima Austin,
Jerry Jolley, Jimmy Allen, Becky
Magura, Alan Tatum, Bobby
Goode, Erica Duarte, Connie
Albrecht, Pat Bagley. Back: Cathy
Walden, Darla Runge, Suzanne
Whitehead and Reggie Brown.
investment
7:30 AM Cat in the Hat Knows
a Lot About That
8:00 AM Super Why
U
connecting consumers with local producers.
Goode said, “It’s more important than ever
to have a healthy understanding of where
your food comes from and how it gets to
your plate.”
Others participating in the event included
WCTE board member Joe Albrecht and
WCTE staff, Cookeville Councilwoman
Connie Albrecht, Tennessee Technological
University Dean Pat Bagley, Cookeville Area
Director Jerry Jolley and area staff Jimmy
Allen, Chris Hampton and Jonathan Boyce.
Rural Development business grants
help local governments and non-profit
organizations improve local business
infrastructure and promote job growth.
Business loans provide needed financing for
rural businesses and loan-guarantees are also
available to help private lenders to increase
the pool of investment capital available
for business start-up, modernization and
expansion in eligible rural areas.
USDA Rural Development invests in jobs,
community infrastructure, homeownership
and affordable rental housing in rural
communities. Last year Rural Development
assisted more than 1.5 million rural Tennessee
families and businesses with more than
$1.06 billion in financial assistance through
affordable loans, loan guarantees and grants.
For more information on Rural
Development programs available in the
Upper Cumberland area contact the Rural
Development Area Office in Cookeville at
931-528-6539 ext. 2, toll free at 1-800-3423149 extension 1493, or visit us online at
www.rurdev.usda.gov/tn.
3:00 PM Arthur
3:30 PM Wordgirl
8:30 AM Dinosaur Train
4:00 PM Electric Company
S
9:00 AM Sesame Street
4:30 PM Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman
10:00 AM Clifford
5:00 PM Cyberchase/
Wor
10:30 AM Word World
The Watson Brown Show (Mon.)
t Lions
11:00 AM Between the
11:30 AM Barney & Friends
5:30 PM The Nightly Business Report
12:00 PM Caillou
6:00 PM PBS Newshour
USDA Helps Fund WCTE Live Green & Prosper Campaign
SDA Rural Development
State Director Bobby Goode
joined members of the Upper
Cumberland Broadcast Council
(UCBC) to announce a federal investment
in WCTE’s Live Green & Prosper campaign.
The announcement was made at the Putnam
County Farmers Market in Cookeville on
October 5.
“Family farms and other small
businesses are the economic engines of rural
communities, creating jobs and helping
maintain a healthy, diversified local economy,”
said Goode.
According to Upper Cumberland
Broadcast Council CEO Becky Magura,
the $80,000 USDA Rural Development
grant will help fund a year-long educational
outreach campaign on-air, on-line, in print
and through social media promoting the idea,
“If you eat, thank a farmer.”
“We are extremely excited about the
support we have received from the USDA
for our ‘Live Green and Prosper initiative,’”
said Magura. “This grant will enable us to
continue to connect the consumer with the
agricultural producer while enhancing the
economic development within the Upper
Cumberland. The staff and board of directors
at WCTE are grateful for the opportunity to
continue this important work on behalf of our
area farmers.”
The USDA Rural Development “Know
Your Farmer, Know Your Food” project
works with local campaigns like “Live
Green and Prosper” to create new economic
opportunities in rural communities by better
2:30 PM Martha Speaks
Saturdays
5:00 AM Mister Roger’s Neighborhood 12:30 PM This Old House
5:30 AM Bob the Builder
1:00 PM Ask This Old House
6:00 AM Curious George
1:30 PM Hometime
6:30 AM Cat in the Hat Knows
a Lot About That
2:00 PM Woodwright’s Shop
7:00 AM Super Why
2:30 PM Beauty of Oil Painting
7:30 AM Wild Animal Baby Explorers
3:00 PM Creative Living
8:00 AM Thomas & Friends
3:30 PM Growing a Greener World
8:30 AM Angelina Ballerina
4:00 PM Victory Garden
9:00 AM Tennessee Crossroads
9:30 AM Tennessee Wildside
4:30 PM Farmers Almanac/
Living Smart
10:00 AM Southern Accents
5:00 PM America’s Heartland
10:30 AM Primal Grill
5:30 PM Motorweek
11:00 AM Chefs Afield
11:30 AM B Organic
6:00 PM Tennessee Sportsman
12:00 PM Everyday Foods
6:30 PM Tennessee Wildside
Sundays
5:00 AM Sesame Street
6:00 AM Curious George
6:30 AM Cat in the Hat
7:00 AM Super Why
7:30 AM Dinosaur Train
8:00 AM Sid the Science Kid
8:30 AM Martha Speaks
9:00 AM Arthur
9:00 AM Wordgirl
10:00 AM Electric Company
12:00 PM Inside E Street/
This is America with
Dennis Wholey
12:30 PM The McLaughlin Group
1:00 PM Ideas in Action
1:30 PM The Doctor Bob Show
2:00 PM Song of the Mountains
3:00 PM Volunteer Gardener
3:30 PM Garden Smart
4:00 PM
Local Repeats/
Special Programming
10:30 AM Enviropals
5:00 PM Great Getaways
11:00 AM To the Contrary
5:30 PM Travelscope
11:30 AM Religion and Ethics
6:00 PM Globe Trekker
November/December 2010 | 7
spotlight
spotlighton
on
Cindy and
Ottis Phillips
Ottis Phillips
Investing in public television
and the Upper Cumberland
O
n Friday, October 1st,
WCTE held the 4th
annual Blues and Brews.
It was advertised as
a “toe-tappin’ kneesslappin’ hand clappin’ cure for the blahs.”
It was all of that and more! Toes are still
tapping.
The event would not have enjoyed the
same success without our food and beverage
donors, and especially not without the
help of one of our key strategic partners,
Ottis Phillips. Ottis is the President of SEC
Enterprises, Inc. If the company name does
not immediately ring a bell, the names of
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the delicious products SEC distributes may
set your mouth to watering - products like
Coors, Blue Moon, Miller, Samuel Adams,
Guinness, Heineken and Corona, just to
name a few.
Ottis Phillips was born in Cookeville.
His family arrived from North Carolina in
the 1800’s. With a degree in Engineering
and a Masters in Business, Ottis began
his career with Fleetguard where he was
transferred to Texas and met his wife Cindy.
Together they “have raised five wonderful
children” - Kristie, Beth, Parker, Emily
and Hunter. Beth has given them two
grandchildren, Leigh and Caden.
“I am blessed to have such a supportive
wife in Cindy. She is my partner in
everything and without her, I wouldn’t have
had the success I’ve had.”
Ottis had an interest in the business of
beer and his first job in beer distribution
brought him back from Texas to Nashville
and Coors of the Cumberland, “the
first Coors distributorship east of the
Mississippi.” When the company went
bankrupt, Ottis and Cindy went back to
Texas where Ottis was hired as an area sales
manager for Coors. When the opportunity
came to move back to Cookeville in 1990
to work for SEC as the GM, he grabbed
it. In 1995, Harold Evans offered to sell
him the business and Ottis jumped at that
opportunity too.
“Although I watch very little TV
(football games are the exception), I have
long been a fan and supporter of PBS,” said
Ottis. “After moving back to Cookeville. we
were more than happy to help WCTE as
opportunities came about. Blues and Brews
has been a great cooperative effort that
benefits the station financially and provides
exposure for our products. We also sponsor
a board at the Great TV Auction. Investing
in WCTE is an investment in the Upper
Cumberland Region. Absolutely.”
“I personally love the feature
programs that WCTE carries. I like
anything Ken Burns produces. I also
like the Antiques Road Show and I try
to catch some of the Smithville Fiddlers’
Jamboree. My grandkids watch morning
childrens’programs like Super Why and
Dinosaur Train.
“WCTE provides a tremendous
public service to our community that
too many of us take for granted. WCTE
is no different than my business in that
they also have to pay utilities, payroll,
equipment maintenance, repairs, rent, etc.
Unfortunately they don’t have a paying
customer base and steady revenue stream to
pay the bills. Without voluntary public
support and contributions, there would be
no WCTE. “
area events
Support WCTE
this holiday season
during Gaylord
Opryland’s
Country Christmas
Hall of Trees
A Christmas thank you to the City of Crossville
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Upper Cumberland
wood artist Brad Sells
photo by Steven Flatt
Premiere on
the Plateau
City of Crossville Hosts PBS
Documentary Premiere at Palace
BY BILLY LOGGINS
City of Crossville Marketing/Public Relations
Filmmaker
Todd Jarrell
T
he world premiere
of “Tree Safari: The
Koa Connection,” a
documentary coproduced by Todd Jarrell and
WCTE-TV that focuses on Upper
Cumberland wood artist Brad Sells,
will premiere at the Palace Theatre in
Crossville on Wednesday November
3 at 6 PM.
“The Koa Connection” is the
second in a series of documentaries
focusing on Sells. “Tree Safari: A
Sculptural Journey” focused on Sell’s
trip to South Africa. “Koa” follows
Sells to the volcanic slopes of Hawaii.
Jarrell and Sells will be on hand
for the Palace premiere. “Koa” is
directed, written and produced by
Jarrell, presented by WCTE, and will
be distributed by American Public
Television. The Palace Premiere is
sponsored by the City of Crossville.
Todd Jarrell and WCTE
President and CEO Becky Magura
worked together on funding “Koa”
and the first Tree Safari project.
“This should be a great event,
and I very much welcome the
opportunity to present my work and
the accomplishments of WCTE in
Crossville,” said Jarrell. The African
“Tree Safari,” which won a variety
of national awards, will be shown
first, followed by the premiere of the
njoy the spirit of giving this holiday season while supporting WCTE,
Upper Cumberland Public Television. The City of Crossville, one of our
trusted community partners, is generously sponsoring WCTE as a
beneficiary in Gaylord Opryland’s 3rd Annual Hall of Trees.
This exciting event displays beautifully decorated Christmas trees that are
tied to various charities and non-profit organizations. Hall of Trees is part of
Gaylord Opryland’s famous A Country Christmas, which attracts more than 1
million visitors every holiday season.
Here’s how it works. The WCTE Christmas tree will include several wonderful
gifts related to Upper Cumberland Public Television, including DVD’s of
local WCTE productions, national PBS programs, great music, books, etc. A
progressive auction will run from November 19, 2010 through December 20,
2010. Bids may be placed in person at the Gaylord Opryland Resort’s Ryman
B1-B3 Exhibit Halls, or online at www.HallofTrees.com. The winning bidder for
the tree will be awarded the ornaments and all gifts associated with the tree. The
high bid for the tree will go immediately to WCTE. For details regarding shipping
and payment, contact Gaylord Opryland through the Hall of Trees website.
Hall of Trees is one way to get into the spirit of giving this holiday season
and get some great gifts in return. Maybe the best gift is knowing that
supporting WCTE is a direct investment in the Upper Cumberland community,
all year long.
LOCAL
photo by Steven Flatt
Hawaii-based show.
In 2004, WCTE and Jarrell
undertook “a most ambitious
television project,” following Sells’
“search for exotic woods for his
unique sculptures.” After two years
of travel, production and funding,
the African-based part one of the
series was distributed nationally
on PBS, winning both “Telly” and
“Aurora” awards. The original “Tree
Safari” was one of only three featured
titles (from over 450) in the 2008
PBS Home Video/Educational
catalog.
Stonehaus Winery will host a
wine and cheese gathering beginning
at 5:30PM before and after the two
documentaries are shown.
While tickets are free, they
are required and are available by
contacting the Palace Theatre at
484-6133.
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Antiques Roadshow
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11/4
Aviators
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Everyday Food
New Scandanavian
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Tennessee
Sportsman
Sara’s Weeknight
Meals
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11/8
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Ciao Italia
WCTE - HD
Washington Week
This Old House
Before There Were
Parks
Independent Lens
Burt Wolf Travels
New Yankee
Workshop
Victory Garden
Frontline
Independent Lens
Secrets of the Dead
Circus
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This Old House
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Crossroads
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jacks
Wilder Davidson
Story
Primal Grill
Rick Steves’ Europe
Burt Wolf Travels
Woodsongs
Antiques Roadshow
Way of the Warrior
Business Profiles
Need to Know
Rick Steves’ Europe
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Rudy Maxa’s World
Need to Know
As Time Goes By
American
Woodshop
New Yankee
Workshop
Victory Garden
This Old House
Circus
Jammin at Hippie
Jack’s
New Yankee
Workshop
Song of the Mountains
New Yankee
Workshop
American
Woodshop
Jammin at Hippie
Jack’s
American Woodshop
WCTE - HD
Secrets of the Dead
Way of the Warrior
Independent Lens
WCTE - 22
Lawrence Welk Show
Nature
Masterpiece Mystery!
Create
New Scandinavian
Cooking
Everyday Food
WCTE - HD
Nature
WCTE - 22
Live Green Tennessee
Create
Rachel’s Favorite
Food
Ciao Italia
Antiques Roadshow
WCTE - 22
Nova
Create
Sara’s Weeknight
Meals
Primal Grill
The Watson Brown
Show
Aviators
Create
Everyday Food
New Scandanavian
Cooking
Create
WCTE - HD
Rick Steves’ Europe
Tenth Inning
Rudy Maxa’s World
Garden Smart
Rick Steves’ Europe
Independent Lens
Burt Wolf Travels
Frontline
Independent Lens
Secrets of the Dead
Circus
Rick Steves’ Europe
Travelscope
Garden Smart
This Old House
Tree Safari
Sculptural Journey
New Yankee
Workshop
Circus
Jammin at Hippie
Jack’s
BSO Backstage
Tree Safari KOA
Connection
Primal Grill
Rick Steves’ Europe
Burt Wolf Travels
Victory Garden
7:30
New Yankee
Workshop
Victory Garden
Tennessee
Crossroads
This Old House Hour
This Old House
Tenth Inning
Secrets of the Dead
7:00
Ask This Old House
Alan Alda in
Scientific
Antiques Roadshow
Nova
Tennessee
Sportsman
Sara’s Weeknight
Meals
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Travelscope
Frontline
WCTE - 22
WCTE - 22
Rick Steves’ Europe
Masterpiece Mystery!
WCTE - HD
WCTE - HD
thu
11/11
Garden Smart
Circus
John McLaughlin’s
One on One
Rachel’s Favorite
Food
Keeping Up
Appearances
New Yankee
Workshop
WCTE - HD
wed
11/10
Rudy Maxa’s World
Rick Steves’ Europe
This Old House
Washington Week
Create
American Experience
Secrets of the Dead
WCTE - 22
WCTE - 22
Rick Steves’ Europe
Nova
WCTE - HD
fri
11/5
Primal Grill
The Watson Brown
Show
WCTE - 22
Rick Steves’ Europe
9:30
We Shall Remain
WCTE - 22
WCTE - HD
9:00
Frontline
Sara’s Weeknight
Meals
WCTE - HD
wed
11/3
Rachel’s Favorite
Food
Ciao Italia
8:30
Antiques Roadshow
WCTE - HD
Create
8:00
Business Profiles
WCTE - 22
mon
11/1
7:30
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When Families Grieve
8:00
8:30
Medal of Honor
9:00
9:30
(CC) - Closed Captioning; (S) - Stereo; (N) - New; (EI) - Educational/Instructional; (DVS) - Descriptive Video Service
10:00
Moment of Luxury
10:30
11:00
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
Paint, Paper & Crafts
Sewing with Nancy
One Stroke Painting
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
Charlie Rose
Roadtrip Nation
As Time Goes By
Woodsmith Shop
Wine Makers
11:30
Charlie Rose
Scheewe Art
Workshop
Best of Joy of
Painting
Charlie Rose
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
Circus cont.
As Time Goes By
BSO Backstage
Knit & Crochet
Today
Gary Spetz’s
Watercolor
For Your Home
Zooming in
for a Close-Up
Katie Brown
Workshop
Circus
Roadtrip Nation
As Time Goes By
Woodsmith Shop
Wine Makers
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
Scheewe Art
Workshop
Best of Joy of
Painting
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
November 3, 10 & 17
McLaughlin Group
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
Moment of Luxury
Paint, Paper & Crafts
Sewing with Nancy
One Stroke Painting
Before There Were
Parks
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
Keeping Up
Appearances
American
Woodshop
Keeping Up
Appearances
Austin City Limits
New Yankee
Workshop
New Yankee
Workshop
Austin City Limits
For Your Home
Keeping Up
Appearances
Knit & Crochet
Today
Katie Brown
Workshop
Austin City Limits
Keeping Up
Appearances
Gary Spetz’s
Watercolor
Nature
Tenth Inning cont.
Moment of Luxury
Woodsmith Shop
Nature
BSO Backstage
As Time Goes By
Tavis Smiley
Paint, Paper & Crafts
Sewing with Nancy
One Stroke Painting
Crown of the
Continent
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
Scheewe Art
Workshop
Best of Joy of
Painting
Charlie Rose
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
Circus cont.
As Time Goes By
Tavis Smiley
Knit & Crochet
Today
Gary Spetz’s
Watercolor
Woodsmith Shop
For Your Home
Wine Makers
Katie Brown
Workshop
Circus
Roadtrip Nation
Circus
W
elcome to Walden, New York, where the 150
performers and crew members of the legendary Big
Apple Circus gather from around the world to put
together the new show for their annual 350-performance tour.
As sets are built, costumes designed and fitted, acts rehearsed
and refined, meet the members of the Big Apple family: the
veteran clown who plays the circus’ most enduring and beloved
character, and the slightly neurotic novice whose clowning
covers a painful past; the newly assembled trapeze troupe
that can’t seem to catch a trick; the zany, tightly wound guest
director who lives for the circus; and the kids of the rough-andtumble ring crew, all of whom seem to be looking for a fresh
start. But as a bomb threat proves, running away to the circus
doesn’t always guarantee your troubles won’t find you.
Good news for the Upper Cumberland.
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November/December 2010 | 11
Primetime / Nov. 12 - Nov. 22
7:00
channel
fri
11/12
WCTE - 22
Washington Week
Create
Ciao Italia
WCTE - HD
Washington Week
WCTE - 22
sat
11/13
sun
11/14
mon
11/15
7:30
Create
Keeping Up
Appearances
Burt Wolf: What
We Eat
WCTE - 22
Lawrence Welk Show
Nature
WCTE - 22
Focus On
Ciao Italia
thu
11/18
fri
11/19
sat
11/20
sun
11/21
mon
11/22
Primal Grill
Washington Week
Create
Ciao Italia
WCTE - HD
Washington Week
Keeping Up
Appearances
Julia & Jacques
Cooking
Rick Steves’ Europe
Independant Lens
Burt Wolf Travels
New Yankee
Workshop
Victory Garden
Frontline
Independant Lens
Secrets of the Dead
Circus
Rick Steves’ Europe
Travelscope
Garden Smart
This Old House
Circus
Rick Steves’ Europe
Burt Wolf Travels
Victory Garden
New Yankee
Workshop
John McLaughlin’s
One on One
Rachel’s Favorite
Food
Fixing the Future
Athens: The Dawn of Democracy
Focus On
Need to Know
Rick Steves’ Europe
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Rudy Maxa’s World
Need to Know
As Time Goes By
Katie Brown
Workshop
New Scandinavian
Cooking
WCTE - 22
House Call
Jammin at Hippie
Jack’s
Song of the Mountains
Caprial & John’s
Kitchen
Cook’s Country
Tenth Inning
Nature
Rick Steves’ Europe
Masterpiece Contemporary
Travelscope
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Rick Steves’ Europe
Ask This Old House
How the Beatles
Rocked
Antiques Roadshow
7:30
Jammin at Hippie
Jack’s
Home for Christy Rost: Thanks
Masterpiece Contemporary
Rachel’s Favorite
Food
This Old House
Circus
Antiques Roadshow
7:00
This Old House
Primal Grill
Nature
Ciao Italia
Garden Smart
Floods Aftermath
WCTE - HD
12 | WCTE Close-Up
Rudy Maxa’s World
On the Trail
Lawrence Welk Show
WCTE - HD
Tenth Inning
WCTE’s Family
Cookbook
WCTE - 22
Create
Alan Alda
Jammin at Hippie
Jack’s
Secrets of the Dead
Everyday Food
Ask This Old House
Tennessee
Crossroads
WCTE - HD
Create
Rick Steves’ Europe
This Old House Hour
WCTE - 22
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Travelscope
Secrets of the Dead
Tennessee
Sportsman
Sara’s Weeknight
Meals
Jammin at Hippie
Jack’s
Burt Wolf: What
We Eat
Masterpiece Contemporary
Rick Steves’ Europe
Nova
New Scandanavian
Cooking
Create
Burt Wolf: What
We Eat
Frontline
Everyday Food
WCTE - 22
Burt Wolf: What
We Eat
Nova
Sara’s Weeknight
Meals
Create
WCTE - HD
Jammin at Hippie
Jack’s
Burt Wolf: What
We Eat
Song of the Mountains
Tenth Inning
Aviators
Create
Circus
Antiques Roadshow
The Watson Brown
Show
WCTE - 22
This Old House
Masterpiece Contemporary
WCTE - 22
WCTE - HD
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Rudy Maxa’s World
Antiques Roadshow
WCTE - HD
wed
11/17
Need to Know
Nature
Rachel’s Favorite
Food
WCTE - 22
Create
Rick Steves’ Europe
9:30
Tenth Inning
New Scandinavian
Cooking
WCTE - HD
WCTE - HD
tue
11/16
Burt Wolf: What
We Eat
Secrets of the Dead
Create
9:00
Live Green Tennessee
As Time Goes By
Everyday Food
8:30
Need to Know
WCTE - HD
Create
8:00
John McLaughlin’s
One on One
Rachel’s Favorite
Food
American Masters
Rudy Maxa’s World
Garden Smart
This Old House
American Masters
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
(CC) - Closed Captioning; (S) - Stereo; (N) - New; (EI) - Educational/Instructional; (DVS) - Descriptive Video Service
10:00
10:30
11:00
Roadtrip Nation
As Time Goes By
Moment of Luxury
Paint, Paper & Crafts
Sewing with Nancy
One Stroke Painting
Alan Alda
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
Keeping Up
Appearances
Burt Wolf: What We
Eat
Keeping Up
Appearances
Burt Wolf: What We
Eat
Charlie Rose
Austin City Limits
Burt Wolf: What We
Eat
11:30
Burt Wolf: What We
Eat
Austin City Limits
For Your Home
Nature
Alan Alda in
Scientific
Katie Brown
Workshop
Keeping Up
Appearances
Knit & Crochet
Today
Austin City Limits
Keeping Up
Appearances
Gary Spetz’s
Watercolor
Nature
Tenth Inning cont.
Moment of Luxury
As Time Goes By
Paint, Paper & Crafts
Sewing with Nancy
One Stroke Painting
Alan Alda in
Scientific
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
As Time Goes By
Woodsmith Shop
Charlie Rose
Wine Makers
Scheewe Art
Workshop
Best of Joy of
Painting
Crown of the
Continent
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
As Time Goes By
Tavis Smiley
Knit & Crochet
Today
Gary Spetz’s
Watercolor
Circus cont.
For Your Home
Zooming in
for a Close-Up
Katie Brown
Workshop
Circus
Tree Safari: KOA
Connection
Woodsmith Shop
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
Glass w/ Vicki Payne
Charlie Rose
Scheewe Art
Workshop
Best of Joy of
Painting
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
McLaughlin Group
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
Moment of Luxury
Paint, Paper & Crafts
Sewing with Nancy
One Stroke Painting
Alan Alda in
Scientific
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
Keeping Up
Appearances
Keeping Up
Appearances
America’s Test
Kitchen
Austin City Limits
Chef Paul
Prudhomme
America’s Test
Kitchen
Burt Wolf
Austin City Limits
Keeping Up
Appearances
Knit & Crochet
Today
Floods Aftermath
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
American Masters
Moment of Luxury
Paint, Paper & Crafts
Charlie Rose
10:00
10:30
November 22
LENNONYC is the story of one of the most famous
and influential artists of the 20th century and how he
found redemption not in the public adoration he craved
as a youth, but in the quiet and simple pleasures of
fatherhood. It is also a New York immigrant’s tale. Lennon
came to New York City in 1971 seeking what every
other immigrant has sought: freedom — the freedom to
be himself and not “Beatle John,” the freedom to live a
normal life.
Nature
Keeping Up
Appearances
Passport & Pallette
Masterpiece
Contemporary
Nature
LENNONNYC
As Time Goes By
Tavis Smiley
Sewing with Nancy
One Stroke Painting
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
11:00
11:30
LENNONYC PODCAST
Check out the free new podcast series created for LENNONYC.
New “episodes” will post weekly every Thursday until the
Thursday after broadcast on November 22. The content will
be available on the AMERICAN MASTERS website (pbs.org/
americanmasters) and iTunes. The first podcast features Jack
Douglas talking about his long relationship with John Lennon
including his time producing Double Fantasy. A highlight of the
interview is Douglas’ account about a probable Beatles reunion
for a Ringo album slated to be recorded in early 1981. Slated to
appear on later episodes: Bob Gruen, Jim Keltner, Elton John and
Yoko Ono.
November/December 2010 | 13
Primetime / Nov. 23 - Dec. 3
7:00
channel
7:30
WCTE - 22
tue
11/23
Create
Nova
Aviators
Create
Everyday Food
New Scandanavian
Cooking
Create
WCTE - HD
WCTE - 22
fri
11/26
Tennessee
Sportsman
Julia & Jacques
Cooking
sun
11/28
Ciao Italia
WCTE - HD
Washington Week
WCTE - HD
President’s Photographer
WCTE - 22
Brain Fitness
WCTE - HD
Create
WCTE - HD
Create
Athens: The Dawn of Democracy
House Call
Rick Steves’ Europe
Need To Know
Rudy Maxa’s World
Sara’s Weeknight
Meals
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
President’s Photographer
Rick Steves’ Europe
Rick Steves’ Europe
Washington Week
Albert King w/Stevie Ray Vaughn
Globe Trekker
Riverdance:
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Travelscope
Ask This Old House
Smothered: The Censorship of the
Rudy Maxa’s World
President’s Photographer
Primal Grill
Garden Smart
In Performance at the White House
Rick Steves’ Europe
Burt Wolf Travels
Victory Garden
Niagra Falls
Rick Steves’ Europe
Breakfast Special
New Yankee
Workshop
Independant Lens
Cirque Du Soleil - Flowers in the Desert
New Scandinavian
Cooking
This Old House
Leonard Cohen: Live in London
Nova
Everyday Food
This Old House
Great Performances
Great Performances:
Travelscope
Garden Smart
To Market To Market
Ask This Old House
Ride Along the Lincoln
Bluecross Bowl: Division II (TSSAA)
Sara’s Weeknight
Meals
Primal Grill
Rick Steves’ Europe
This Old House
Burt Wolf
Antiques Roadshow
WCTE - 22
Victory Garden
New Yankee
Workshop
In Performance at the White House
Bluecross Bowl Division I (TSSAA)
Create
Ciao Italia
WCTE - HD
Washington Week
7:00
14 | WCTE Close-Up
Home for Christy Rost
Brain Performance: Peak Performance
WCTE - HD
fri
12/3
Caprial & John’s
Kitchen
Nature: Hummingbirds
WCTE - 22
thu
12/2
Cook’s Country
Antiques Roadshow
WCTE - 22
Create
Woodsongs
American Masters
Rachel’s Favorite
Food
Ciao Italia
This Old House
On the Trail
John Sebastian Presents: Folk Rewind
WCTE - HD
wed
12/1
Garden Smart
Jammin at Hippie
Jack’s
Nature
WCTE - 22
tue
11/30
Travelscope
Globe Trekker
New Scandinavian
Cooking
Everyday Food
WCTE - 22
Create
Great Performances
John Sebastian Presents: Folk Rewind
WCTE - HD
mon
11/29
President’s Photographer
Need to Know
Globe Trekker
New Yankee
Workshop
Victory Garden
Independant Lens
Antiques Roadshow
John McLaughlin’s
One on One
Rachel’s Favorite
Food
Create
Create
Burt Wolf Travels
Frontline
Rick Steves’ Europe
This Old House Hour
Create
9:30
Great Performances
Tennessee
Crossroads
Katie Brown
Workshop
Washington Week
9:00
Independant Lens
President’s Photographer
WCTE - 22
sat
11/27
Rick Steves’ Europe
Nova
The Watson Brown
Show
WCTE - 22
thu
11/25
Primal Grill
WCTE - 22
WCTE - HD
8:30
Frontline
Sara’s Weeknight
Meals
WCTE - HD
wed
11/24
8:00
Rachel’s Favorite
Food
Rick Steves’ Europe
Need to Know
7:30
Rudy Maxa’a World
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Breakfast Special
8:00
8:30
9:00
This Old House
Washington Week
9:30
(CC) - Closed Captioning; (S) - Stereo; (N) - New; (EI) - Educational/Instructional; (DVS) - Descriptive Video Service
10:00
10:30
11:00
Floods Aftermath
As Time Goes By
Woodsmith Shop
Glass w/ Vicki Payne
11:30
Scheewe Art
Workshop
Best of Joy of
Painting
Charlie Rose
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
Great Performances cont.
As Time Goes By
Tavis Smiley
Knit & Crochet
Today
Passport & Pallette
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
Charlie Rose
On the Trail
As Time Goes By
Chef Paul
Prudhomme
America’s Test
Kitchen
Zooming in
for a Close-Up
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
McLaughlin Group
As Time Goes By
Moment of Luxury
Paint, Paper & Crafts
Burt Wolf
America’s Test
Kitchen
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
Sewing with Nancy
One Stroke Painting
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
THE PRESIDENT’S
PHOTOGRAPHER:
Play Piano in a Flash
Globe Trekker
Globe Trekker
Austin City Limits
Nature
He Touched Me:
Elvis Presley Gospel
Live from Bejing
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
Knit & Crochet
Today
Nature
Smothers Brothers
Great Performances: Hitman David Foster
Paint, Paper & Crafts
Charlie Rose
Sewing with Nancy
One Stroke Painting
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
Scheewe Art
Workshop
Dr. Christiane
Northrup
Best of Joy of
Painting
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
ADD and Loving It!
Woodsmith Shop
Glass w/ Vicki Payne
Charlie Rose
Hitman David Foster
For Your Home
Knit & Crochet
Today
Passport & Pallette
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
Cookeville Christmas Parade
Glass with Vicki
Payne
Charlie Rose
Scheewe Art
Workshop
Best of Joy of
Painting
Antiques Roadshow
Magnificent Mind at Any Age
Moment of Luxury
Paint, Paper & Crafts
Charlie Rose
10:00
10:30
P
ete Souza is never far behind President Obama. In
fact, sometimes he’s ahead of him. As the president’s
chief White House photographer, Souza is the
president’s shadow. Now, National Geographic and PBS
follow Souza inside the Obama White House — aboard
Air Force One, backstage at the State of the Union and
into the heart of the West Wing. It’s a behind-the-scenes
look at the everyday grit of the American presidency and a
chance to see what it’s like to cover the most powerful man
in the world, for history.
Roy Orbison: In Dreams
Katie Brown
Workshop
Charlie Rose
Woodsmith Shop
November 24
Passport & Pallette
Austin City Limits
Moment of Luxury
Fifty Years Inside the Oval Office
Sewing with Nancy
One Stroke Painting
Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
11:00
11:30
I did it!
UPPER CUMBERLAND
WCTE-TV has joined with the
Susan G. Komen for the Cure
Upper Cumberland Affiliate to
promote Breast Cancer Awareness
through educational workshops
and media campaigns including
live call-in shows and public
service announcements.
November/December 2010 | 15
Primetime / Dec. 4 - Dec. 14
channel
7:00
7:30
8:00
Burt Wolf Travels
Food Trip w/ Todd
English
Katie Brown
Workshop
Create
WCTE - HD
sun
12/5
Breakfast Special
WCTE - 22
Magic Moments
Create
Everyday Food
WCTE - HD
tue
12/7
Create
Rachel’s Favorite
Foods
Ciao Italia
Orla Fallon’s Celtic Christmas
Sara’s Weeknight
Specials
WCTE - HD
fri
12/10
sat
12/11
Rick Steves’ Europe
Primal Grill
Rick Steves’ Europe
Great Performances
mon
12/13
Primal Grill
This Old House Hour
tue
12/14
Travelscope
Washington Week
Victory Garden
Great Performances
New Yankee
Workshop
Great Performances
Celtic Woman: A Christmas Celebration
Rick Steves’ Europe
Openroad
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
L. A. Holiday Celebration
As Time Goes By Reunion Special
Smart Travels
Ask This Old House
Christmas at Belmont
Burt Wolf Travels
Need to Know
Rick Steves’ Europe
Garden Smart
L. A. Holiday Celebration
WCTE - HD
New Yankee
Workshop
Motown Memories
Rick Steves’ Europe
Ciao Italia
This Old House
Washington Week
Members’ Choice
Rick Steves’ Europe
Smart Travels
Globe Trekker
L. A. Holiday Celebration
Christmas at Belmont
Members’ Choice
New Scandinavian
Cooking
Everyday Food
WCTE - HD
Nature
WCTE - 22
Live Green Tennessee
Create
Victory Garden
L. A. Holiday Celebration
Create
Create
Straight
Independant Lens
Chet Atkins Certified Guitar Player
Sara’s Weeknight
Meals
This Old House
Levon Helm Ramble at the Ryman
Rick Steves’ Europe
WCTE - 22
sun
12/12
Burt Wolf Travels
Magic Moments - The Best of 50’s Pop
Rachel’s Favorite
Food
WCTE - HD
Garden Smart
Frontline
Victor Borge: 100 Years of Laughter
Create
Openroad
Roy Orbison & Friends - A Black & White Night
New Scandinavian
Cooking
Everyday Food
Ask This Old House
Adirondacks
WCTE - 22
WCTE - 22
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Motown Memories
Nova
WCTE - 22
Create
Travelscope
Great Performances
WCTE - 22
thu
12/9
Rick Steves’ Europe
Independant Lens
WCTE - 22
WCTE - HD
Katie Brown
Workshop
Celtic Thunder Christmas
Antiques Roadshow
Create
Holiday Table
Happy Holidays: The Best of Andy Williams
Nature
WCTE - HD
wed
12/8
Smart Travels
President’s Photographer
WCTE - HD
Create
9:30
To Market To Market
New Scandinavian
Food
WCTE - 22
mon
12/6
9:00
Bluecross Bowl Division I (TSSAA)
WCTE - 22
sat
12/4
8:30
Travelscope
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Ask This Old House
Great Performances
Rachel’s Favorite
Food
Ciao Italia
Rick Steves’ Europe
Antiques Roadshow
Rick Steves’ Europe
Openroad
Christmas at Concordia
Garden Smart
This Old House
WCTE - HD
Antiques Roadshow
Christmas at Concordia
Renaissance Christmas
WCTE - 22
Nova
Frontline
Independant Lens
Create
Sara’s Weeknight
Meals
WCTE - HD
Rick Steves’ Europe
Nova
7:00
16 | WCTE Close-Up
Primal Grill
Burt Wolf Travels
Frontline
7:30
8:00
Victory Garden
New Yankee
Workshop
Independant Lens
8:30
9:00
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Dr. Wayne Dyer
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Scheewe Art
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Woodsmith Shop
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Freedom Songs: The Music of the Civil Rights Movement
Moment of Luxury
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Charlie Rose
Ultramind Solution
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Tavis Smiley
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Tavis Smiley
Tavis Smiley
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Christmas at Concordia:
Journey To Bethlehem
Monday, December 13
N
ationally recognized composer and conductor
René Clausen of Concordia College in
Moorhead, Minnesota re-imagines Christmas,
taking viewers of all faiths and traditions on a musical
journey. The college’s annual concert combines the
pageantry of opera, the grandeur of choral orchestral
masterworks, and the intimacy of delicate solos.
Christmas at Concordia will be produced for national
broadcast by Twin Cities Public Television (tpt). Widely
known for its artistic television productions of college
Christmas celebrations for over twenty-five years, tpt
offers this seasonal special in stunning HD and 5.1
Surround Sound.
René Clausen combines sonorous and celebratory
themes to create an aural tapestry. Taped on multiple
stages and featuring both large and small ensembles, the
diverse selections include sacred seasonal favorites such
as “Oh Holy Night” and “Do You Hear What I Hear,”
traditional American folk hymns like “I Wonder as I
Wander,” and original compositions by René Clausen,
including “There Is No Rose of Such Virtue.”
Christmas at Concordia is also visually striking,
featuring a magnificent art installation measuring 24’ high
by 176’ wide that transforms the 2800-seat hall. These
mural panels serve as a backdrop for the 450 musicians,
creating a fresh yet traditional setting for this stunning
performance.
René Clausen is one of America’s leading choral
orchestral composers, having written over 90
commissioned works for the Kings Singers, Mormon
Tabernacle Choir and the National American Choral
Directors Association Convention.
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Roadtrip Nation
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Christmas with the
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
featuring Natalie Cole and
David Mccullough
Wednesday, December 15
G
rammy Award winner Natalie Cole and
Pulitzer Prize winner David McCullough join
the world-renowned Mormon Tabernacle Choir
in a magnificent Christmas celebration featuring some
of the season’s most beloved songs. This special airs on
December 15.
Natalie Cole joins the Choir to perform “It’s the
Most Wonderful Time of the Year,” and “Hark! The
Herald Angels Sing,” and David McCullough reflects on
“American Christmas Memories.” The 60-minute program
also includes “For Unto Us a Child is Born” from the
Messiah, “Christmas Carols in the Air,” “Angels, from the
Realms of Glory” as well as performances by a combined
children’s choir and ballet dancers.
The 360-voice Mormon Tabernacle Choir was
organized in 1847 shortly after the Mormon pioneers
arrived in the Salt Lake Valley. The Choir is well known
for its recordings, which include two platinum and
five gold albums, and the Grammy Award-winning
rendition of “Battle Hymn of the Republic.” The Choir
has performed with some of the world’s great orchestras,
including the Philadelphia Orchestra, the New York
Philharmonic and the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra,
and it now performs regularly with the Orchestra at
Temple Square, a 110-member all volunteer symphony,
formed in 1999.
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Live Green Tennessee
e
Captures the Silver
Communicator Award
he Communicator Awards is a
leading international awards program
honoring creative excellence in
communications. It receives over
9,000 entries, making it one of the largest
awards of its kind in the world. The Awards
are judged by a group of top professionals from
organizations including Disney, HBO, The
Ellen Degeneres Show, MTV, Wired, Yahoo,
Victoria’s Secret, Sotheby’s Institute of Art,
Estee Lauder and Polo Ralph Lauren, just to
name a few.
This year WCTE, along with producers Todd
T
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han won the prestigious
Jarrell and Jamie Trevathan,
Silver Communicator award for their work on
Live Green Tennessee (LGT).
“The Award of Distinction is what it’s called,”
said Jamie, “and it’s given to projects that exceed
industry standards in quality and achievement.”
“When we were starting out with Live Green
Tennessee, I joked with Todd that it was my
goal to win a national award by the end of the
first season.”
A big grin comes over his face.
“Well, mission accomplished!”
“Seriously though,” said Jamie, not quite
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Martha’s Sewing
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Antiques Road Show:
Special Edition
Monday, December 27
As the new year approaches, ANTIQUES
ROADSHOW’s special edition “Trash to Treasure”
sets an optimistic tone with more than 20
incredible tales of treasures rescued from rubbish
heaps, roadsides, dumpsters and demolition sites.
Highlights include: an autographed script of the
Academy Award-winning 1935 John Ford movie
wiping the grin from his face,
“both Todd and I poured our
hearts into producing this
show and it is truly an honor
to be acknowledged by such an
esteemed organization.”
The show that Jamie and
Todd submitted was the
January 2010 edition of LGT
and included the segments,
“The Noble Goat” and
“Bountiful Blessings”. You can
find these and other segments
of Live Green Tennessee on
our website at http://livegreen.
wcte.tv/index.php/featuredstories, or by simply going to
YouTube and typing in WCTE
Noble Goats and WCTE
Bountiful Blessings.
“The Informer”, unearthed from a pile of discarded
books, valued at $4,000 to $5,000; a rare circa 1885
Zuni pot, found by the side of a road in Tucson,
valued at $15,000 to $25,000; and precious relics
from Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Laurelton Hall
mansion, destined for demolition until salvaged by
a quick-thinking carpenter, valued at $80,000 to
$100,000.
Award-winning
producers
Jamie Trevathan
(top) and Todd
Jarrell (right)
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support WCTE by becoming members.
Martha was a person so full of life that she made you feel more
alive. She always gave a helping hand and made you laugh the entire
time you spent with her. When she was recuperating from her chemo
treatments, she would come over and sit in my garden - she was still
was too weak to bend over and work. When she could, she would pick
our berries, bag them up, freeze them, then go home bake a cobbler
and bring it over while it still was warm. When I would try to get her
to stop or rest, she would say “digging in the dirt and working with
the fruits of the garden was therapy.”
She and her husband had a little nursery called “Cloud Nine.” She
said she felt closer to God working the soil, raising vegetables, fruits
and socializing with people when they came to buy plants. It was not
just extra income for them; it was a labor of love. She would be just as
likely to give plants away to people who happened across her path.
When cancer raised its ugly head, she fought it with every fiber of
her being. Her faith was strong and her family and friends were by her
side for months. Toward the end Martha asked me if I would sell her
plants and donate the money to WCTE. It was a typical selfless act.
She lived to bring things to life.
We feel blessed that we had such a member of our WCTE family.
Martha was a special person who left us too soon.
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