September Radio Highlights
and Listings
Complete
Program LISTINGS below
 WSKG Radio adds 2 new programs in September!
weekend schedule changes
 NPR’s Wait Wait…Don’t
Tell Me! airs Saturday mornings at 11, beginning Saturday,
September 6th.
For a wacky
and whip-smart approach to the week's news and newsmakers,
listen no further
than Wait Wait…Don't Tell Me!, the oddly
informative news quiz from NPR. During each fast-paced, irreverent
show, host Peter Sagal leads what might be characterized as the
news Olympics. Callers, panelists, and guests compete by answering
questions about the week's events, identifying impersonations,
filling in the blanks at lightening speed, sniffing out fake
news items, and deciphering limericks. Listeners vie for a chance
to win the most coveted prize in radio: having official judge
and scorekeeper Carl Kasell record the outgoing message on their
home answering machine. Many listeners have requested the program
over the last couple of years and WSKG is proud to present it
as part of our revamped weekend schedule.
 Out of Bounds with Tish Pearlman airs Sunday mornings
at 11:30, beginning Sunday, September 7th.
Out of Bounds was created, and is produced and hosted by Tish
Pearlman, a broadcast journalist originally from California and
now based in Ithaca, NY. The show features interviews with visionaries:
people living, working and thinking outside the mainstream. The
program takes on such diverse subjects as racism, breast cancer,
how to inspire young people, current social and political issues,
voting, lesbian and gay concerns, classical and popular music,
theatre, science, journalism, food, communication, and more.
The mission
of Out of Bounds is to move beyond the disrespectful ranting
and meanness
of current popular radio and to forge understanding
among people of diverse backgrounds. The subject matter serves
to redefine the “mainstream” and traditional boundaries,
while also enlightening, educating and inspiring listeners about
issues and concerns common to us all.
WSKG Radio Schedule Changes
Weekday
schedule change:
NPR’s
Morning Edition will be extended to 9am, weekdays, beginning September
1. The Writers' Almanac with Garrison Keillor will be heard within
Morning Edition, at 8:34am. Classical music begins at 9:06, after
the hourly
newscast.
Weekend schedule
changes:
To make
room for two new programs, we've re-arranged things on the weekends,
starting in September. The programs affected and
their new airtimes are listed below, alphabetically by program
name. (Click here to see the new schedule.)
Capitol Connection: Sunday, 11am
Car Talk: Saturday, 10am (rebroadcast on Sunday at 1pm)
Harmonia: Saturday, 7am
NPR World of Opera: Saturday, 1pm
Out of Bounds: Sunday, 11:30am
Pipedreams: Sunday, 5:30am
Selected Shorts: Sunday, 7pm
Sound and Spirit: Sunday, 8pm
Soundscape: Sunday, 9-11pm
St. Paul Sunday: Sunday, 8am
Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!: Saturday, 11am (rebroadcast
on Sunday at 6pm)
Weekend Radio: Saturday, 12noon
Weekend Edition Saturday, with Scott Simon: Saturday, 8-10am
Weekend Edition Sunday, with Liane Hansen: Sunday, 9-11am
With Heart and Voice: Sunday, 7am
Additional
changes to WSQX 91.5:
In order to complement our programming on WSKG, the lineup on
WSQX has also changed. As of September 1st, Morning Edition will
begin at 9am, weekdays. Please look for weekend schedule changes
in the WSQX program listings.
We
understand the new schedule may mean a significant change to
your listening routine. We hope that you will find that WSKG
is serving you better. Your comments are welcome
at WSKGComment@wskg.org.
You may leave a phone message at (607) 729-0200 that
will be transcribed and read by our staff, or you
may contact the Radio Manager, Ken Campbell, at (607)
729-0100
extension 339.
Off
The Page
Tuesday,
September 2nd LIVE at 1:00 PM (rebroadcast at 7:00 PM)
Edward A. Dougherty is one of today’s most prolific poets
and an associate professor at Corning Community College. He gets
together with Bill Jaker to read “poetry of witness” from
his newest books, “The Luminous House”, “Pilgrimage
to a Gingko Tree” and “Part Darkness Part Breath”.
We'll also share poems sent in by listeners to WSKG.Radio@Gmail.com (please include your poem in the body of the message, not as
an attachment).
Tuesday, September 16th
Henry Nicols of Cooperstown was an unlikely representative of
people with AIDS. A Hemophiliac whose medical condition never
kept him away from a boy’s normal adventures, Henry’s
crusade for understanding people who were HIV+ began as an Eagle
Scout community project and carried him to national prominence.
His death in a vehicular accident at age 26 ended a life marked
with tragedy but also filled with youthful verve. Hank
Nicols has now written about his extraordinary son and his family in “Henry
for President”.
To join in the conversation on OFF THE PAGE call during the live
1:00 PM broadcast to 888/359-9754 or send an e-mail to WSKG.Radio@Gmail.com.
 Consolidation -- the
Perennial Question, September 29th & 30th
Public officials, business leaders, academic experts and members
of the public provide background and vision on the question of
government consolidation in Broome County.
Introductory
reports on MORNING EDITION and ALL THINGS CONSIDERED on Monday
and Tuesday, September 29th and 30th will give background
for a one-hour live interactive discussion on Tuesday
9/30 at 7:00 PM, hosted by WSKG's Bill Jaker.
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WSKG
Radio Program Listings
Weekdays
Evenings:
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday
Weekdays 5am
to 7pm
5am Morning Edition® with
Steve Inskeep & Renee Montagne from NPR, state & regional
news from Gregory Keeler and Karen DeWitt.
5:50am Marketplace
Morning Report with
Scott Jagow from American
Public Media
6am Morning Edition continues
8:19am Earth & Sky with Joel Block & Deborah
Byrd
8:34am The Writers' Almanac with
Garrison Keillor from APM
9:06am Classical
Music with WSKG's Gregory Keeler (with NPR News
at 9:01 and 10:01)
10:06am Classical
Music with WSKG's Bill Snyder (NPR News
at 11:01 and 12:01)
1pm NOTE:
T, W, and Th 1:00pm programs are rebroadcast
that evening at 7:00pm
Monday
On
the Media with Brooke Gladstone and Bob Garfield
from WNYC and NPR
Tuesday
- 9/2,
9/16 Off the Page hosted by WSKG’s
Bill Jaker **see highlights for guest information
- 9/9 tba
- 9/23 tba
- 9/30 tba
Wednesday
Alternative
Radio
Thursday
Hearing
Voices from NPR
Friday
Living
on Earth with Steve Curwood from NPR.
Focusing on Environmental issues.
2pm Performance Today from APM with
Fred Child
4pm Fresh Air with
Terry Gross from WHYY, Philadelphia and NPR
5pm All Things Considered with
hosts Melissa Block, Michele Norris & Robert
Siegal; state & regional news from
Scott Hollis, Crystal Sarakas, and Karen
DeWitt
Back to Top of page
7pm This
American Life with Ira Glass from PRI (rebroadcast
of Sunday’s program)
8pm Nature
Watch with Bob Kantor
8:02pm Classical
Guitar Alive
9pm By
Special Invitation
-
9/1
Deutsche Welle Festival Concerts: Beethoven Festival
in Bonn, 9th concert; Sir Neville Marriner, cond.; Julia
Fischer, violin; Academy of St Martin in the Fields; Sibelius:
Violin Concerto; Beethoven: Sym. No.4.
- 9/8
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra; Andreas Delfs, cond.; Todd Levy, clarinet:
Goebbels:
D & C aus dem Zyklus;
Copland: Clarinet, Cto.; Schubert:
Sym. No.9, “Great.”
- 9/15 “Last Night of the Proms” BBC Symphony
Orchestra; Sir Roger Norrington, cond.; Bryn Terfel, bass-baritone;
Hélène Grimaud, piano; BBC Singers; BBC Symphony
Chorus; Beethoven: Creatures of Prometheus Ovt.; Choral
Fantasy; Wagner: Tannhäuser -- Song to the Evening
Star; Puccini: Tosca -- Te Deum; Verdi: Falstaff – “Ehi
paggio!”
- 9/22
Deutsche Welle Festival Concerts:. Rheingau Music Festival; Paavo
Järvi, cond.; Veronika Eberle, violin;
Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra; Nielsen: Masquerade Ovt.; Mendelssohn: Violin Cto.in e Minor; Dvorák:
Sym. No.9 “from the New World.”
- 9/29
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra; Vasily Petrenko, cond.; Hilary Hahn,
violin; Grieg: Peer Gynt, Suite No.1; Britten:
Violin Cto. No.1 Ravel: Pavane for
a Dead Princess; Shostakovich:
Sym. No.9
7pm Rebroadcast
of program from 1:00pm today (except
9/30: Consolidation – The Perennial
Question)
8pm Nature
Watch with Bob Kantor
8:02pm
Music
from Chatuatuqua
- 9/2 Audubon Quartet; Janacek: Quartet
No.1; Chautauqua Quartet: Dvorak: Piano Quintet.
- 9/9 Chautauqua
Symphony Orchestra; Enrique Arturo Demecke, cond.; Shostakovich:
Sym. No.5.
- 9/16 Hot Club of San Francisco; Levy: Not So Fast; Reinhardt:
Hot Lips;
Bechet: Georgia Cabin; McHugh/Fields:
I Can’t Give You Anything But Love; Lennon/McCartney:
I’m Happy Just to Dance With You; Jones: I’ll
See You In My Dreams; Dark Eyes.
- 9/23 Carol Wincenc, flute; Patti Wolf, piano; Poulenc: Flute
Sonata;
Audubon
Quartet and friends; Tchaikovsky:
String Sextet, “Souvenir of Florence.”
- 9/30 Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, Uriel Segal, cond.;
Brahms: Double Cto. ; David Lockington, cond.; Kodaly:
Dances from Galanta.
9pm LIVE!
AT THE CONCERTGEBOUW
- 9/2 Gennady Rozhdestvensky,
cond.;
Augustin Dumay, violin;
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra;
Bizet: Sym in C; Saint-Saëns:
Violin Cto. No.3; Roussel:
Bacchus & Ariane
- 9/9 Ivan Fischer, cond.; Richard
Goode, piano; Royal Concertgebouw
Orchestra ; Weber: Der
Freischütz Ovt.; Beethoven: Piano
Cto. No.2;
- 9/16 Valery Gergiev, cond.;
Yuri Bashmet, viola;
Rotterdam
Philharmonic Orchestra;
Stravinsky: Sym. of Wind
Instruments;
Bartok: Viola Cto.; Tchaikovsky:
Sym. No.4.
- 9/23 Daniele Gatti,
cond.; Royal Concertgebouw
Orchestra; Wagner Tannhäuser Ovt.; R.
Strauss: Tod
und Verklärung;
Beethoven: Sym. No.3, “Eroica.“
- 9/30 Yannick Nézet-Séguin,
cond.; Nicholas Angelich,
piano; Rotterdam Philharmonic
Orchestra; Ravel: Alborada
del gracioso; Rhapsodie
Espagnole De
Falla:
Nights in
the Gardens of
Spain;
Debussy: Iberia.
7pm Alternative
Radio (Rebroadcast of program from 1:00pm
today)
8pm Nature
Watch with Bob Kantor
8:01pm From
the Top with Christopher O’Riley from NPR
9pm SymphonyCast with
Brian Newhouse from NPR
- 9/3
From the 2008 BBC Proms; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra;
Leonard Slatkin, cond.; Olga Kern, piano; Chen
Yi: Olympic Fire; Rachmaninov: Rhapsody on a Theme
of Paganini; Vaughan Williams: Sym. No.6.
- 9/10
From the 2008 BBC Proms; City of London Sinfonia,
Richard Hickox, cond.;
Sharon Bezaly, flute; Rebecca
Evans, soprano; Pamela Helen Stephen, mezzo;
Thomas Walker, tenor; Matthew Rose, bass; BBC Singers;
Mozart: Sym.
No.34; Osborne: Flute Cto.; Beethoven: Mass in
C.
- 9/17
From the 2008 BBC Proms; BBC Symphony Orchestra;
Sir Andrew Davis, cond.; Vaughan Williams:
Fantasia
on a Theme of Thomas Tallis; Job: A Masque
for Dancing; Serenade to Music; Sym. No.9.
- 9/24
From the 2008 BBC Proms; Berlin Philharmonic,
Sir Simon Rattle, cond.;
Brahms: Sym. No.3; Shostakovich: Sym. No.10.
7pm Rebroadcast
of program from 1:00pm today
8pm Nature
Watch with Bob Kantor
8:02pm A
Night on the Town Broadway music with
George Harter
9pm Chicago
Symphony Orchestra
- 9/4 Antonio Pappano, cond.; Han-Na Chang, cello; Mathieu Dufour,
flute; Liadov:
The Enchanted Lake; Debussy: Syrinx;
Shostakovich: Cello Cto. No.2; Rachmaninov: Sym. No.2.
- 9/11 Mark Elder, cond.; Stephen Hough, piano; Lynn Harrell,
cello; Elgar: Cello Concerto; Janácek: Jealousy;
Taras Bulba; Rachmaninov: Piano Cto. No.4; Kancheli: …à la
Duduki.
- 9/18 Leonard
Slatkin, cond.; Mendelssohn: The
Hebrides Ovt.;
Semyon Bychkov, cond.; Eugene Lzotov,
oboe; Yundi
Li, piano; Ravel: Piano Cto.; Shostakovich:
Sym. No.7, ”Leningrad."
- 9/26 Echoes
of Nations; Michael Tilson Thomas, cond.; Ives: Unanswered Question; Fritz Reiner, cond.; Bartok:
Music for Strings, Percussion & Celesta; James Levine,
cond.; Dvorák: Symphony No.7; Sir Georg Solti,
cond.; Berlioz: Excerpts from The
Damnation of Faust.
11pm Classical
Music Through the Night with
Bob Christiansen
- 9/5 Tony Bennett
- 9/12 Inventive composer and pianist McCoy Tyner
- 9/19 Composer Henry Mancini
- 9/26 McPartland and Chick Corea introduce an electronic element
into
Piano Jazz, as McPartland plays the Fender Rhodes and
Corea plays
his KX5 synthesizer on "Crystal Silence."
- 9/6
Mozart: Idomeneo; Bavarian State Opera
- 9/13
Tchaikovsky: Eugene Onegin; Teatro Carlo Felice, Genoa
- 9/20
Massenet: Werther; Teatro Carlo Felice, Genoa
- 9/27
Rimsky-Korsakov:
The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh; Teatro Lirico,
Cagliari
5pm All
Things Considered from NPR
6pm A
Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor from APM
8pm The
Folk Sampler with Mike
Flynn
9pm Saturday
Night
Folk with
WSKG’s Ken
Campbell
10pm E-Town with
Helen & Nick
Forster
11pm River
City
Folk with
Tom
May
12mid WoodSongs
Old Time Radio Hour with
Michael Jonathon
1am Classical
Music Through
the Night with
Scott Blankenship
5am Classical
Music
5:30 am Pipedreams with
Michael Barone from APM
7am With
Heart and Voice with Richard
Gladwell from WXXI, Rochester
- 9/7 Shai Wosner, piano
- 9/14 Jeffrey Khaner, flute; Linda Mark, piano
- 9/21 Trio
Mediæval
- 9/28 Anthony McGill,
clarinet; Natalie Zhu, piano
9am Weekend
Edition Sunday with Liane
Hanson from NPR
11am Capitol
Connection with Alan Chartok
from WAMC, Albany.
11:30am Out
of Bounds with Tish
Pearlman
12noon This
American Life with
Ira Glass from PRI
1pm Car
Talk with
Tom & Ray Magliozzi from NPR
2pm Garrison
Keillor’s A Prairie Home Companion (Rebroadcast
from Saturday night)
4pm The
Thistle & Shamrock with Fiona
Ritchie from NPR
5pm Weekend
All Things Considered from NPR
6pm Wait
Wait... Don't Tell Me! with
Peter Sagal from NPR and Chicago Public
Radio
7pm Selected
Shorts from with Isaiah Sheffer from NYC's SymphonySpace
and NPR
8pm Sound & Spirit with
Ellen Kushner from PRI
9pm Soundscape New
Age & World
Music with
WSKG's Crystal
Sarakas
11pm Classical
Music Through the Night with Scott Blankenship
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