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2 NOVEMBER 2018

primetime1 THURSDAY

7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Fri 12am) | OPB+ This Old House Hour A Charleston Family House is Reborn/Garage Heat

8:00 OPB Oregon Art Beat Changing Landscape. Go behind the scenes with one of Oregon’s longest running African-American theater companies. (Also Sun 6pm) | OPB+ Great Yellowstone Thaw Pt 3. See how one wolf pack feeds its 11 pups. (Also Sun 1pm)

8:30 OPB Oregon Field Guide Seamanship. A ‘seamanship’ program in Astoria trains youth from underserved communities to be mariners. (Also Sun 6:30pm)

9:00 OPB Midsomer Murders The Glitch, Pts 1&2. When a whistleblower threatens to go public, academic and business interests collide. (Also Sun 2am) | OPB+ Animals with Cameras: A Nature Miniseries Ep 3. In southern France, dogs protect fl ocks of sheep from gray wolves. (Also Sat 1am)

10:00 OPB+ Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice Pt 1. See how polar bears cope with shrinking ice. (Also Sat 2am)

10:35 OPB Masterpiece Prime Suspect: Tennison, Ep 2. A breach in protocol complicates the investigation.

11:00 OPB+ Amanpour & Company

2 FRIDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour | OPB+ Legends

of Airpower Carl Tooey Spaatz/Buzz Aldrin (Also Wed 5am)

8:00 OPB 800 Words Season 1, Ep 5. George’s family is forced to move into a motel. (Also Mon 7pm OPB+) | OPB+ Washington Week (Also Sun 4:30pm OPB)

8:30 OPB+ Breaking Big Lee Daniels (Also Mon 12:30am)

9:00 OPB Hinterland Season 3, Eps 3&4. Mathias unearths shocking secrets from a shallow grave. (Also Mon 2am) | OPB+ American Masters Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story. Beyond the glamour, Lamarr was an ingenious inventor. (Also Mon 1am)

10:30 OPB+ Film-Maker Emerging fi lmmakers capture tales of lost love and forgotten urban spaces. (Also Mon 2:30am)

10:35 OPB Silent Witness Sniper’s Nest, Pts 1&2. Three people are shot in a petrol station. (Also Mon 3:35am)

11:00 OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Mon 4am)

3 SATURDAY5:00 OPB This Old House (Also Mon 6pm) |

OPB+ Marathon Soups, continued (until 8pm)

5:30 OPB PBS NewsHour Weekend

6:00 OPB The Great British Baking Show Biscuits and Traybakes

7:00 OPB Rick Steves Special The Story of Fascism in Europe. Learn how fascism rose and fell in Europe. (Also Sun 9am)

8:00 OPB Doc Martin Listen with Mother. Martin reluctantly agrees to help Louisa at her school. (Also Mon 12am) | OPB+ Soundstage Blondie

9:00 OPB Father Brown The Resurrectionists. The body of a young baker is stolen. (Also Wed 7pm OPB+) | OPB+ Austin City Limits Miguel/Alessia Cara (Also Sun 5am)

10:00 OPB Death in Paradise Season 3, Ep 7. A case leaves the team stranded. (Also Tue 7pm OPB+) | OPB+ Movie My Man Godfrey (1936). A socialite hires a vagrant as the family butler. (Also Sat 11:35pm)

11:00 OPB Masterpiece Poldark: Season 4, Ep 5 (R)

4 SUNDAY5:00 OPB Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

| OPB+ Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions Cruising the Rhine, Pt 2

5:30 OPB PBS NewsHour Weekend | OPB+ Rick Steves’ Europe Poland Rediscovered: Krakow, Auschwitz and Warsaw

6:00 OPB Oregon Art Beat Changing Landscape (R) | OPB+ Painting Albuquerque Meet painters who contributed to Albuquerque’s diverse cultural identity.

6:30 OPB Oregon Field Guide Seamanship (R)

7:00 OPB Jamestown Ep 5. Governor Yeardley falls ill. (Also Sun 11/11 12am) | OPB+ Outdoor Idaho Gold Rush Days and Ghost Towns (Also Tue 12am)

8:00 OPB Masterpiece The Durrells in Corfu: Season 3, Ep 6. Louisa wants a party for Gerry, but she’s failed to realize that he’s not a little boy anymore. (Also Tue 1am) | OPB+ The Silent Invasion An Oregon Field Guide Special. Invasive species are taking over Northwest landscapes.

9:00 OPB Masterpiece Poldark: Season 4, Ep 6. George tries to kill two birds with one stone. (Also Sat 11pm) | OPB+ Oregon Experience Oregon Wine: Grapes of Place. Trace the 1960s effort to grow European grapes in the Willamette Valley. (Also Tue 2am)

10:00 OPB The Woman in White Ep 3. Laura learns the truth about her new husband.

(Also Tue 3am) | OPB+ Africa’s Great Civilizations The Atlantic Age/Commerce and the Clash of Civilizations. The Atlantic trading world gave rise to powerful new kingdoms and the transatlantic slave trade.

For nearly 100 years, it has been OPB’s mission to provide our region with independent, fact-based reporting and information that can help you make sense of the issues that affect your lives, families and communities.

With the 2018 elections upon us, our public service mission comes even more squarely into focus. Now more than ever, reliable, trusted journalism is critical to our democracy and the building of a more informed electorate.

In this special edition of OPB Primetime, you’ll fi nd an election guide that includes a summary of key Oregon ballot measures, candidates, and races we’re following closely. You’ll also meet OPB’s growing team of reporters, which your support has made possible.

In addition to this month’s Primetime guide, I also invite you to explore the full range of OPB’s political coverage. Whether you tune into Think Out Loud for important candidate interviews and debates, get the inside scoop with our weekly OPB Politics Now podcast, or follow the day’s can’t-miss stories with our daily email newsletter First Look—there are a number of ways we can help keep you better informed, connected and engaged.

We will never waver on our strong commitment to independent journalism and powerful storytelling. Your support helps sustain this, and we thank you. I hope you’ll follow the November 6 election results along with us.

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PBS NewsHourLive Election CoverageOn election night, OPB will clear the decks in primetime to provide full coverage and analysis of the national midterm election results.

Tuesday, November 6 Starting at 5pmOPB

10:00 OPB+ Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice Pt 2. Spy cameras capture two polar bear families. (Also Sat 2am)

10:35 OPB Masterpiece Prime Suspect: Tennison, Ep 3. Jane faces harsh realities at work and at home. (Also Sun 3:35am)

11:00 OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Fri 4am)


of Airpower Kelly Johnson/John Alison (Also Wed 5am)

8:00 OPB 800 Words Season 1, Ep 6. George throws himself into a mystery. (Also Mon 7pm OPB+) | OPB+ Washington Week (Also Sun 4:30pm OPB)

8:30 OPB+ Breaking Big Gretchen Carlson (Also Mon 12:30am)

9:00 OPB Hinterland Season 3, Eps 5&6. Mathias makes a gruesome discovery. (Also Mon 2am) | OPB+ American Experience American Comandante. U.S. citizen William Morgan went to Cuba to restore democracy. (Also Mon 1am)

10:00 OPB+ American Masters Pedro E. Guerrero: A Photographer’s Journey. The acclaimed photographer’s poignant story remains largely unknown. (Also Mon 2am)

10:35 OPB Silent Witness Falling Angels, Pts 1&2. Nikki bonds with Luke. (Also Mon 3:35am)


10 SATURDAY5:00 OPB This Old House (Also Mon 6pm)

| OPB+ Marathon Pies & Cakes, continued (until 8pm)

5:30 OPB PBS NewsHour Weekend

6:00 OPB The Great British Baking Show Sweet Dough

7:00 OPB Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Alaska: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (Also Sun 9:30am)

7:30 OPB Rick Steves’ Europe Greek Islands: Santorini, Mykonos and Rhodes (Also Sun 9am)

8:00 OPB Doc Martin Departure. Louisa has shocking news for Martin. (Also Mon 12am) | OPB+ Soundstage Old Dominion

9:00 OPB Father Brown The Sins of the Fa-ther. A tycoon is threatened. (Also Wed 7pm OPB+) | OPB+ Austin City Limits Kacey Musgraves/Lukas Nelson (Also Sun 5am)

10:00 OPB Death in Paradise Season 3, Ep 8.Humphrey’s wife arrives on the island.

9:00 OPB NOVA Last B-24. Underwater archaeologists investigate a 1940s bomber that crashed into the sea. (Also Sun 11am)

10:00 OPB Sinking Cities Tokyo. Tokyo looks for new ways to fi ght rising waters. (Also Fri 3am) | OPB+ Remember Me Pt 2. Hannah attempts to fi nd the missing Tom Parfi tt. (Also Fri 2am)

11:00 OPB Rick Steves Special The Story of Fascism in Europe (R-Also Fri 4am) | OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Thu 4am)

8 THURSDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Fri 12am) |

OPB+ This Old House Hour

8:00 OPB Oregon Art Beat Vietnam. Portland artist Dao Strom explores the intersection of her Vietnamese birth and American life.

(Also Sun 6pm) | OPB+ Operation Maneater Great White Shark. Experts test ways to prevent shark attacks. (Also Sun 1pm)

8:30 OPB Oregon Field Guide Burrowing Owls. Dave Johnson has devoted 40 years to studying owls who happen to call a chemical depot home. (Also Sun 6:30pm)

9:00 OPB Midsomer Murders Small Mercies, Pts 1&2. A dead body is found on the grounds of a declining miniature village. (Also Sun 2am) | OPB+ Earth’s Natural Wonders Extreme Wonders. Visit some of the most extreme locations on the planet. (Also Sat 1am)

11:00 OPB The Guilty Ep 3. Brand is unconvinced they’ve found the real killer. (Also Tue 4am)

5 MONDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Tue 12am) |

OPB+ 800 Words Season 1, Ep 5 (R)

8:00 OPB Antiques Roadshow Charleston, Hr 1 (Also Wed 1am) | OPB+ Judy Collins: A Love Letter to Stephen Sondheim (Also Wed 12am)

9:00 OPB Oregon Experience Linus Pauling. Pauling made revolutionary discoveries in chemistry, physics, molecular biology and medicine. (Also Wed 2am) | OPB+ Dunlap and Pennington Classical piano meets the Digital Age. (Also Wed 1am)

10:00 OPB Antiques Roadshow Charleston, Hr 2 (Also Wed 3am) | OPB+ Tommy Emmanuel: A Music Gone Public Special (Also Wed 2am)

11:00 OPB Independent Lens Dawnland. Native and non-Native leaders face the crisis of indigenous child removal. (Also Wed 4am) | OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Tue 4am)

6 TUESDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour Live Election

Coverage, continued. See callout on this page. | OPB+ Death in Paradise Season 3, Ep 7 (R)

8:00 OPB+ Unity: The Latin Tribute to Michael Jackson Enjoy covers of Michael Jackson’s greatest hits inspired by Latin music styles. (Also Thu 12am)

9:00 OPB Secrets of Underground London Take a look at the natural and man-made wonders beneath London. | OPB+ The His-panic Heritage Awards (R-Also Thu 1am)

10:00 OPB David Letterman: The Mark Twain Prize (Also Thu 4:15am) | OPB+ The Annual Imagen Awards The 33rd annual ceremony recognizes Disney Pixar’s Coco and more. (Also Thu 2am)

11:00 OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Wed 4am)

11:30 OPB POV Shorts Money Rules. Court fees and fi nes lead to cycles of incarceration for the poor.

7 WEDNESDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Thu 12am) |

OPB+ Father Brown The Resurrectionists (R)

8:00 OPB Nature Super Cats: Science and Secrets. New technologies reveal the cheetah’s gymnastic abilities. (Also Sun 10am) | OPB+ Mercy Street Unknown Soldier/House of Bondage (Also Fri 12am)

OPB = Comcast 10 or 710; antenna XX.1OPB+ = Comcast 310; antenna XX.2Full channel list at opb.org/tvchannels

R = Repeat within a weekRepeats are on original channel unless notedFull schedule and VOD at opb.org/schedules

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Programs are subject to change

primetime

4 NOVEMBER 2018

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by climate change. (Also Fri 3am) | OPB+ Remember Me Pt 3. The true meaning of Scarborough Fair emerges. (Also Fri 2am)

11:00 OPB 10 Towns that Changed America Visit towns across the country that had a lasting impact on the way our communities are designed. (Also Fri 4am) | OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Thu 4am)

15 THURSDAY 7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Fri 12am) |

OPB+ This Old House Hour

8:00 OPB Oregon Art Beat The Science of Art. Ocularist Fred Harwin meticulously crafts prosthetic eyeballs. (Also Sun 6pm) | OPB+ Operation Maneater Polar Bear. Experts run experiments to keep bears away from town. (Also Sun 1pm)

8:30 OPB Oregon Field Guide Wildlife of Wildfi re. These species not only adapt to wildfi re but in some cases depend on it for their survival. (Also Sun 6:30pm)

9:00 OPB Midsomer Murders The Creeper, Pts 1&2. A body is found at a break-in. (Also Sun 2am) | OPB+ Earth’s Natural Wonders Wonders of Water. Visit sites created by the power of water. (Also Sat 1am)

10:00 OPB+ Plants Behaving Badly Murder & Mayhem. Examine the extraordinary behavior of carnivorous plants. (Also Sat 2am)

10:35 OPB Masterpiece Unforgotten: Season 1, Ep 1. A cold case tests the wits of a crime-solving duo. (Also Sun 3:35am)


dances. (Also Wed 3am) | OPB+ Joe Bonamassa: British Blues Explosion Live An homage to British blues rock guitarists Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page. (Also Wed 2am)

11:00 OPB Independent Lens The Cleaners. Meet the outsourced ‘content moderators’ who monitor and delete offensive, pornographic and incendiary posts online.

(Also Wed 4am) | OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Tue 4am)

13 TUESDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Wed 12am) |

OPB+ Death in Paradise Season 3, Ep 8 (R)

8:00 OPB We’ll Meet Again Saved in Vietnam. See callout on this page. (Also Thu 1am) | OPB+ A Place to Stand A man with seemingly no future, Jimmy Santiago Baca became a poet, novelist and screenwriter. (Also Thu 12am)

9:00 OPB Native America Cities of the Sky. Scientists uncover the cosmological secrets behind America’s ancient cities.

(Also Thu 2am) | OPB+ Considering Matthew Shepard A unique production explores the death of Matthew Shepard. (Also Thu 1am)

10:00 OPB Native America New World Rising. Learn what contributed to Native America’s cultural resistance and survival.

(Also Thu 3am) | OPB+ Moscone: A Legacy of Change Follow the life of George Moscone, former California legislator and mayor of San Francisco. (Also Thu 2am)

11:00 OPB Native Art Now! Trace the evolution of Native contemporary art. (Also Thu 4am) | OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Wed 4am)


OPB+ Father Brown The Sins of the Father (R)

8:00 OPB Nature A Squirrel’s Guide to Success. Some of the world’s top squirrel scientists uncover the animal’s extraordinary abilities. (Also Sun 10am) | OPB+ Masterpiece Mystery! Grantchester, Pts 1&2. A young vicar turns amateur investigator. (Also Fri 12am)

9:00 OPB NOVA Thai Cave Rescue. Follow the rescue of 12 boys and their coach. (Also Fri 2am)

10:00 OPB Sinking Cities London. Explore hi- and low-tech fi xes to challenges posed

(Also Tue 7pm OPB+) | OPB+ Movie Impact (1949). An unfaithful wife plots to kill her husband. (Also Sun 11/18 1am)



| OPB+ Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions Sailing the Danube

5:30 OPB PBS NewsHour Weekend | OPB+ Rick Steves’ Europe Budapest: The Best of Hungary

6:00 OPB Oregon Art Beat Vietnam (R) | OPB+ Painting Santa Fe See how Santa Fe, New Mexico transformed into a world-renowned center for the arts.

6:30 OPB Oregon Field Guide Burrowing Owls (R)

7:00 OPB Jamestown Ep 6. Verity succumbs to bad habits. (Also Sun 11/18 12am) | OPB+ Outdoor Idaho Where the Road Ends (Also Tue 12am)

8:00 OPB Masterpiece The Durrells in Corfu: Season 3, Ep 7. Sven is under scrutiny from the police for being gay. (Also Tue 1am) | OPB+ Hunting in Wartime Tlingit veterans recount harrowing stories. (Also Tue 1am)

9:00 OPB Masterpiece Poldark: Season 4, Ep 7. The Warleggans’ domestic bliss comes under threat. (Also Sat 11pm) | OPB+ Refl ections on the Vietnam War Revisit emotionally powerful moments from Ken Burns’ and Lynn Novick’s landmark documentary series. (Also Tue 2am)

10:00 OPB The Woman in White Ep 4. Count Fosco and Sir Percival set their sinister plan into motion. (Also Tue 3am) | OPB+ Particle Fever The Large Hadron Collider was built to recreate the conditions of the Big Bang.

11:00 OPB The Queen at 90 Members of the British royal family share their memories of the queen. (Also Tue 4am)

12 MONDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour | OPB+ 800

Words Season 1, Ep 6 (R)

8:00 OPB Antiques Roadshow Charleston, Hr 3 (Also Wed 1am) | OPB+ André Rieu: Waltzing Forever An enchanted evening of song and dance. (Also Wed 12am)

9:00 OPB Oregon Experience Oregon at War. Oregonians share their WWII stories. (Also Wed 2am) | OPB+ Joe Bonamassa: Live at the Greek Theatre (Also Wed 1am)

10:00 OPB U.S. Marine Band: An All-Star Orchestra Special ‘Above and Beyond’ Enjoy beloved folk melodies and lively

We’ll Meet Again Season 2Join Ann Curry for a new season as she travels around the world helping reunite people separated by time and distance from someone who changed the course of their lives. View history through their eyes and hear stories of heroism, hope and the forging of unbreakable bonds.

Tuesday, November 13, 8pmOPB


| OPB+ Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions The Palm Beaches, Florida

5:30 OPB PBS NewsHour Weekend | OPB+ Rick Steves’ Europe Lisbon and the Algarve

6:00 OPB Oregon Art Beat The Science of Art (R) | OPB+ To the Ends of the Earth: East Africa Take a breathtaking tour of one of the last wild places on Earth.

6:30 OPB Oregon Field Guide Wildlife of Wildfi re (R)

7:00 OPB Jamestown Ep 7. Henry’s riches attract an array of eager friends. (Also Sun 11/25 12am) | OPB+ Outdoor Idaho 50 Years of Wilderness (Also Tue 12am)

8:00 OPB Masterpiece The Durrells in Corfu: Season 3, Ep 8. A circus comes to town.

(Also Tue 1am) | OPB+ No Evidence of Disease Follow a rock band made up of oncologists. (Also Tue 1am)

9:00 OPB Masterpiece Poldark: Season 4, Ep 8. Ross must mend things with Demelza. (Also Tue 2am) | OPB+ Soar Sisters redefi ne themselves through dance. (Also Tue 2am)

10:00 OPB The Woman in White Ep 5. Walter risks everything for the woman he loves. (Also Tue 3am) | OPB+ American Experience The Pilgrims. Uncover harrowing truths behind the American pilgrim story.

11:00 OPB Inside the Court of Henry VIII England’s most famous king was associated with danger and intrigue. (Also Tue 4am)

19 MONDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour | OPB+ Making a

New American Nutcracker (R)

8:00 OPB Antiques Roadshow Something’s Wild (Also Wed 1am) | OPB+ Great Performances at the Met Manon Lescaut (Also Wed 12am)

9:00 OPB Oregon Experience Fort Vancouver. In the early 1800s, Fort Vancouver served as a trading hub, employing people from more than 35 different ethnic groups. (Also Wed 2am)

9:30 OPB Oregon Experience Astoria. Explore the oldest U.S. settlement in the West. (Also Wed 2:30am)

10:00 OPB Julia Louis-Dreyfus: The Mark Twain Prize The Seinfeld and Veep star receives this year’s Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. (Also Wed 3am)

10:30 OPB+ Opera Reimagined: Animating the Cunning Little Vixen A unique production blends traditional opera with animation. (Also Wed 2:30am)

weekdaysMONDAY - FRIDAY

5:30 OPB BBC World News

6am OPB Classical Stretch (M/F); Sit & Be Fit (Tu/Th); Power Yoga (W) | OPB+ Lifestyles

6:30 OPB Kids Programs (until noon)

7am OPB+ Newsline (NHK from Japan)

7:30 OPB+ Sit & Be Fit (M/W/F); Priscilla’s Yoga (Tu/Th)

8am OPB+ Sewing, Knitting & Quilting; Marathon Endeavour: Seasons 4&5 (11/22 until 11pm)

9am OPB+ Painting

10am OPB+ Woodworking

10:30 OPB+ Food & Cooking (until noon)

11am OPB Marathon Anne of Green Gables (11/22)

Noon OPB Painting | OPB+ Second Opinion (M); Garden Home (Tu); Articulate with Jim Cotter (W); Trails to Tsukiji (Th); Make it Artsy (F)

12:30 OPB Food & Cooking | OPB+ Age Wise (M); Portrayal & Perception (Tu); Start Up (W); For Your Home (Th); Ask This Old House (F)

1pm OPB+ Travel (M/Tu); Home, Garden & Crafts (W/Th/F)

1:30 OPB & OPB+ Travel

2pm OPB Kids Programs (until 6pm) | OPB+ Newsline (NHK from Japan)

2:30 OPB+ BBC World News America

3pm OPB+ DW News

3:30 OPB Marathon Little Women (11/22) | OPB+ Nightly Business Report

4pm OPB+ PBS NewsHour

5pm OPB PBS NewsHour Live Election Coverage (11/6 until 9pm) | OPB+ Trails to Tsukiji (M); Lifestyles & Culture (Tu/W/Th/F)

5:30 OPB+ Food & Cooking (until 7pm)

6pm OPB Home Repair (M/Tu); Travel (W/Th/F)

6:30 OPB Nightly Business Report

OPB = Comcast 10 or 710; antenna XX.1OPB+ = Comcast 310; antenna XX.2Full channel list at opb.org/tvchannels





of Airpower Charles Lindbergh/Jackie Cochran (Also Wed 5am)

8:00 OPB Great Performances Rodgers & Hammerstein’s ‘The Sound of Music.’ Experience a fresh interpretation of the

American musical theater classic. (Also Sun 12pm) | OPB+ Washington Week (Also Sun 4:30pm OPB)

8:30 OPB+ Breaking Big Christian Siriano (Also Mon 12:30am)

9:00 OPB+ American Masters James Beard: America’s First Foodie. Get to know the Portland-born chef. (Also Mon 1am)

10:00 OPB+ American Masters Alice Waters. Waters changed how our culture looks at the environment and nutrition. (Also Mon 2am)

10:30 OPB Making a New American Nutcracker A reimagining of the Christmas classic. (Also Mon 7pm OPB+)


11:30 OPB BSO 360 Ep 2. A behind-the-scenes look at the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular. (Also Sun 2:30pm)

17 SATURDAY5:00 OPB This Old House (Also Mon 6pm)

5:30 OPB PBS NewsHour Weekend | OPB+ Marathon Thanksgiving Prep, continued (until 8pm)

6:00 OPB The Great British Baking Show Pastry

7:00 OPB Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Peru: Manu (Also Sun 9:30am)

7:30 OPB Rick Steves’ Europe European Festivals, Pt 1. Experience some of Europe’s greatest festivals. (Also Sun 9am)

8:00 OPB Doc Martin Rescue Me. Martin questions if Louisa will come back to him. (Also Mon 12am) | OPB+ Soundstage Chicago: 50th Anniversary of ‘Chicago II’

9:00 OPB Father Brown The Wrath of Baron Samdi. A visiting jazz musician is murdered. (Also Wed 7pm OPB+) | OPB+ Austin City Limits Janelle Monae (Also Sun 5am)

10:00 OPB A Chef’s Life: The Final Harvest Chef Vivian Howard hosts a special harvest feast. (Also Tue 7pm OPB+) | OPB+ Movie Patterns (1956). Offi ce politics can be cutthroat. (Also Sat 11:30pm)


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6 NOVEMBER 2018

A Surprisingly Intense Race for Governor

The races and issues we’re following at OPB

Abortion, Immigration, Groceries Top Ballot MeasuresOregon voters will consider five ballot measures this fall:

Measure 102 would change the state constitution to give cities and counties more leeway in how they spend affordable housing bond money. It would allow them to use the money to help pay for privately owned projects.

Measure 103 is a constitutional amendment that would ban any new taxes on groceries, including food and soda. It’s essentially a preemptive attempt to block future taxes, including the types of soda or sugary drink taxes adopted elsewhere.

Measure 104 would amend the state constitution to expand the kinds of revenue-increasing measures that require a three-fifths vote of the legislature.

Measure 105 repeals Oregon’s three-decades-old sanctuary state law, which forbids state resources from being used to enforce federal immigration law.

Measure 106 would prohibit public funds from being spent on abortions, a change that would impact lower-income Oregonians who receive public insurance and the insurance plans of state employees. ★

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Republicans haven’t held the Oregon governor’s office since Vic Atiyeh moved out of Mahonia Hall in 1987. But this year, they think State Rep. Knute Buehler stands a solid chance of beating incumbent Gov. Kate Brown despite a national political mood that seems more favorable to Democrats.

Buehler is an orthopedic surgeon in Bend and a self-described moderate, at least compared to where the national Republican Party has gone in recent years. He’s taken out campaign ads declaring himself pro-choice and in support of same-sex marriage. He also supports a ballot measure overturning Oregon’s sanctuary state law, though he says he agrees with the general notion that local law enforcement should not actively assist with federal immigration enforcement.

Brown, a former state legislator and child advocate lawyer, has been a low-key leader for Democrats since being elevated from secretary of state when Gov. John Kitzhaber resigned amid scandal in 2015. Brown was elected in her own right in 2016, and has helped push through a statewide minimum wage law, paid sick leave for most workers and a massive transportation funding package that will bring seismic upgrades and other road and transit improvements.

She says she still has work to do on such pressing problems as Oregon’s comparatively low graduation rate, and she accuses Buehler of opposing measures to curb gun violence and failing to support money to help low-income Oregonians get health care and ensure abortion rights in Oregon. Buehler says she’s had ample opportunity to fix the schools and curb rising homelessness and housing prices and has failed.

The race has attracted national attention – and a lot of money, including big donations to Brown from Emily’s List. ★

The three major-party candidates in the 2018 race for Oregon governor are Gov. Kate Brown (Democrat), Rep. Knute Buehler (Republican) and Patrick Starnes (Independent). Photos courtesy of the campaigns.

Measure 106 would prohibit public funds from being spent on abortions.

2018 Oregon Elections

Listen to interviews with Kate Brown at opb.org/brown and Knute Buehler at opb.org/buehler. Learn more about where the candidates stand at opb.org/governor.

7NOVEMBER 2018

A Historic Race in PortlandThe race to replace Dan Saltzman on the Portland City Council is historic, no matter who wins.

Portland voters will choose between former state legislator and civil rights activist Jo Ann Hardesty and Multnomah County Commissioner Loretta Smith, a longtime aide to U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden.

Either candidate would be the fi rst woman of color elected to Portland City Hall.

Hardesty, who fi nished fi rst in the May primary, is the most liberal of the two. She is promising to change the way Portland Police offi cers are trained and to return the city to community-based policing, more tenant protections to prevent rising rents from forcing people out of their homes and a renewed attempt to limit the size of campaign contributions in city elections.

Smith is term-limited out of her seat on the county commission. At City Hall, she says she would push to build more affordable housing and open more shelter beds for people experiencing homelessness – she has called for turning the abandoned Wapato Jail into a shelter. ★

Growth and Party Politics Dominate in Deschutes RaceA housing crisis, aging roads and bitter fi ghts over land use — these are just a few of Central Oregon’s growing pains, and in two races for the Deschutes County Commission they’re being debated through the lens of shifting party lines.

Deschutes is one of just a few counties in Oregon where commissioners run in partisan primaries. That means about 40 percent of county voters can’t weigh in on candidates in Republican or Democratic primaries.

And that’s exactly where a major upset played out in May, when the county’s GOP chairwoman and vocal supporter of President Trump ousted her own party’s moderate incumbent. Now, Patti Adair faces James Cook, a Democrat and Redmond Planning Commissioner. Cook’s campaign has drawn money and endorsements across party lines. For another seat’s race, incumbent Republican Tony DeBone faces Democrat and former hospice nurse Amy Lowes.

The outcomes of these races will determine policy in the state’s fastest growing region for years to come, and set the tone for how local and party politics collide in the age of Trump. ★

The outcomes of these races will determine politics in the state’s fastest growing region for years to come.

Portland City Council candidates Jo Ann Hardesty and Loretta Smith. Photos courtesy of the campaigns.

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Live election night resultsOn November 6, tune in to OPB for live results starting at 5pm:

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2018 Elections continued

Metro Asks Voters for a New Housing ApproachVoters in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties will decide whether to let the Metro regional government borrow $652.8 million for affordable housing.

Metro oversees a host of basic public services, including running the Oregon Convention Center and Oregon Zoo, overseeing regional garbage and recycling services and managing how the three-county area grows.

Measure 26-199 represents a more proactive approach on that last topic, and it’s a response to research Metro staff did that showed that rising home prices and rents and the rise in homelessness regionally are directly

linked to a dramatic lack of housing.

If approved, the bond measure would add 24 cents per $1,000 of assessed value to property taxes on the Oregon side of the Portland region, or $60 a year for the owner of a home with an assessed value of $250,000.

The bond measure would create affordable units that could house between 7,000 and 12,000 people in the three-county area. ★

Amelia Templeton covers Portland city government, housing and homelessness. She’s reported for OPB since 2010 from across

Oregon, including coverage of the collapse of public safety in rural Oregon counties, the discovery of glacier caves on Mount Hood and the armed occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife refuge. She grew up in Portland and has a degree in history from Swarthmore College. @AmeliaOPB

State government reporter Dirk VanderHart came to OPB in March 2018, fresh from five years reporting on city government and

countless other issues for the Portland Mercury. Before moving to the Pacific Northwest, Dirk reported on the legal system in southwest Missouri, the environment in central Ohio and politics on Capitol Hill. He has a degree in journalism and American Indian studies from Michigan State University.

@Dirquez

Jeff Mapes, the senior political reporter at OPB, has been covering government and elections in Oregon for more than three

decades. He was at The Oregonian from 1984 until 2015. Before that, he was a Washington correspondent for Scripps League Newspapers, where he covered Congress and a broad range of federal agencies. He is a graduate of San Jose State University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. @JeffMapes

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Measure 26-199 would create affordable units that could house between 7,000 and 12,000 people.

Portland’s South Waterfront provides an example of how high-end housing construction has boomed since the days of the Great Recession.

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Second AmendmentVoters in at least three Oregon counties – Coos, Wheeler and Wallowa – will consider what proponents are calling “Second Amendment preservation ordinances,” ballot measures that would allow Oregon counties to essentially ignore future gun laws a county sheriff deems unconstitutional. These measures are, in part, a response by guns rights activists to efforts at tightening gun laws statewide after the school shootings earlier this year in Parkland, Florida.

Will Portland Tax Corporations?Portland voters will decide whether to tax large corporations to create a new clean energy fund. The tax is a 1 percent surcharge on the business income taxes paid by retailers with annual revenues of more than $500,000 in Portland and more than $1 billion nationally. Measure 26-201 would raise about $30 million a year to be used on job training and energy efficiency projects, with an emphasis on helping communities of color and lower-income Portlanders.

Bend’s Mayoral RaceIn Bend, six people are running in the city’s first modern mayoral race. Bend residents voted in the spring to make their mayor a directly elected position, rather than a more honorary role awarded by the Bend City Council to one of its members. How and where Bend grows has been the biggest topic of debate in the race.

House Members Up for ReelectionAll five of Oregon’s U.S. House members are up for reelection this fall, but the toughest race for an incumbent may be in the 2nd Congressional District. Rep. Greg Walden is the state’s only Republican in Congress, and he’s drawn hits within more progressive parts of his district for his close relationship with the Trump administration. Still, voter registration suggests Democratic challenger Jamie McLeod-Skinner faces a tough road to unseating Walden; though Bend has grown more Democratic in recent years, the bulk of the 2nd District, which stretches across

most of central and eastern Oregon, remains solidly Republican.

Limiting Campaign ContributionsPortland voters will also consider changing the city charter to prohibit campaign contributions from corporations and limit contributions from individuals and political committees to $500 per candidate. Measure 26-200 would also limit campaign spending. It’s similar to a ballot measure approved by Multnomah County voters two years ago. That’s been tied up in a court challenge. ★

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Lauren Dake is a political reporter and producer for OPB. Before that, she spent nearly a decade working as a print reporter at

the Bend Bulletin and The Columbian. She’s covered politics and rural issues in Oregon and Washington and written for a variety of publications including The Guardian, The Christian Science Monitor and the Associated Press. She’s a native of Cottage Grove, Oregon, and studied journalism at Northwestern University.

@LaurenDake

Erica Morrison joined the OPB reporting team in December 2017. She is part of the national “Sharing America” collaborative and covers race,

identity and the changing demographics of the Pacific Northwest. She’s also been a producer for NPR & WBUR’s Here & Now and reported at the South Bend Tribune and The Washington Post. She graduated from Howard University and earned a master’s degree in journalism from American University.

@EWMorrison

OPB news director Anna Griffin has been a reporter and editor for 25 years, including covering state government and politics in North

Carolina for the Charlotte Observer and Portland City Hall and urban affairs for The Oregonian. She studied journalism and history at the University of North Carolina and spent 2011–12 as a fellow at the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University. @AnnaRGriff

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primetime

6:00 OPB Rick Steves’ Tasty Europe (Also Sun 3:30pm)

6:30 OPB & OPB+ Sarah Brightman: Hymn (Also Tue 12:30am)

8:00 OPB & OPB+ Peter, Paul and Mary at Newport 1963—65 Revisit America’s folk renaissance at its zenith. (Also Tue 2am)

9:30 OPB & OPB+ Paul Simon’s Concert in the Park Hear a retrospective mix of songs from the artist’s career.

11:30 OPB & OPB+ Rick Steves’ Delicious Europe Rick savors classic European cuisine in Galicia, Rome and Greece.

25 SUNDAY5:30 OPB PBS NewsHour Weekend | OPB+

Rick Steves’ Europe Sevilla

6:00 OPB & OPB+ Celtic Woman: Ancient Land The group performs music from their latest album in Ireland.

8:00 OPB & OPB+ Great Performances Michael Bublé. Get a front-row seat to the superstar’s 2015 tour. (Also Wed 1am)

9:30 OPB & OPB+ I Miss Downton Abbey! Revisit treasured moments from the series. (Also Mon 9:30am OPB+)

11:00 OPB & OPB+ Aging Backwards 2: Connective Tissue Revealed. Learn how to keep connective tissue healthy and remain youthful at any age. (Also Wed 4am)

26 MONDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour | OPB+

Masterpiece Arthur & George, Pt 1. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle tests his sleuthing skills.

NatureSnow BearsFollow the extraordinary adventures of newborn polar bear cubs as they leave the safety of their den for the fi rst time. Bravely led by their mother, the cubs must make the perilous 400-mile voyage to the sea to feed.

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11:00 OPB 10 Streets that Changed America Tour ten streets that changed the way we get around. (Also Fri 4am) | OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Thu 4am)

22 THURSDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Fri 12am)

8:00 OPB Oregon Art Beat The Art of Food 2.Diana Abu-Jaber’s writing combines food, culture and family life. | OPB+ Marathon Masterpiece: Endeavour, Seasons 4&5, continued (until 11pm)

8:30 OPB Oregon Field Guide Food from the Wild. Forage for truffl es, visit coastal cranberry farms, and harvest surprising bounty from Northwest roadsides, parking lots and more.

9:00 OPB Midsomer Murders The Great and the Good, Pts 1&2. A local school is threatened with closure. (Also Sun 2am)

10:35 OPB Masterpiece Unforgotten: Season 1, Ep 2. Cassie and Sunny dig deeper into Jimmy’s murder. (Also Sun 3:35am)


23 FRIDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Sat 12am) |

OPB+ Legends of Airpower Eileen Collins/Francis Gary Powers (Also Wed 5am)

8:00 OPB Rick Steves Special European Festivals. Rick celebrates Europe’s top festivals, each one rich with tradition, great food and fun. (Also Sun 9am) | OPB+ Washington Week (Also Sat 6am)

8:30 OPB+ American Masters Harper Lee. Get an unprecedented look at the life of the ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ author. (Also Mon 12:30am)

9:30 OPB Neil Diamond: Hot August Night III See Neil Diamond’s triumphant return to the Greek Theatre.

10:00 OPB+ American Masters Margaret Mitchell: American Rebel. The author of ‘Gone with the Wind’ was no ordinary writer. (Also Mon 2am)

11:00 OPB Survival Guide for Pain-Free Living with Peggy Cappy Discover easy-to-do stretches that can help relieve pain. | OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Mon 4am)

24 SATURDAY5:30 OPB PBS NewsHour Weekend | OPB+

Rick Steves’ Heart of Italy Savor Italy’s sweet life, the ‘dolce vita.’

11:00 OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Tue 4am)

11:30 OPB Independent Lens The Judge. Meet the fi rst female judge to be appointed to the Middle East’s Islamic law courts. (Also Wed 4:30am)


OPB+ A Chef’s Life: The Final Harvest (R)

8:00 OPB We’ll Meet Again Surviving the Holocaust. Two Holocaust survivors search for those who gave them hope in their darkest days. (Also Thu 1am) | OPB+ Hear Us Young classical musicians pursue their dreams. (Also Thu 12am)

9:00 OPB Frontline Documenting Hate: New American Nazis. How a group of neo-Nazis actively recruited inside the U.S. military. (Also Thu 2am) | OPB+ Finding Home: A Foster Youth Story Four youth prepare for life outside the foster care system. (Also Thu 1am)

10:00 OPB Frontline Documenting Hate: Charlottesville. Frontline exposes the white supremacists and neo-Nazis involved in the 2017 Charlottesville rally. (Also Thu 3am) | OPB+ Fostering an Unconditional Love Get a detailed look at America’s foster care system. (Also Thu 2am)

10:30 OPB+ The Place of Refuge: Calming the Storm of Divorce This documentary shines a light on children affected by divorce.

(Also Thu 2:30am)

11:00 OPB Blackbird: Legacy of Innovation Track the development of the SR-71 Blackbird strategic reconnaissance aircraft.

(Also Thu 4am) | OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Wed 4am)


OPB+ Father Brown The Wrath of Baron Samdi (R)

8:00 OPB Nature Dogs in the Land of Lions. When lions kill her mate, a wild African dog raises two generations of pups on her own.

(Also Fri 1am) | OPB+ Masterpiece Mystery! Grantchester, Pts 3&4. A woman dies after confessing that someone wants her dead. (Also Fri 12am)

9:00 OPB NOVA World’s Fastest Animal. Scien-tists examine how peregrine falcons achieve such incredible speed. (Also Fri 2am)

10:00 OPB Sinking Cities Miami. Engineers and planners try to protect against rising seas and violent storms. (Also Fri 3am) | OPB+ Secrets of the Six Wives Divorced. The happy fi rst marriage of Henry VIII. (Also Fri 2am)

SATURDAYS 6-10am OPB Kids Programs | OPB+

News, Politics & Business

8am OPB+ Members’ Choice – TBA (11/24 until 12am)

9am OPB Members’ Choice – TBA (11/24 until 12am)

10am OPB Gardening | OPB+ Marathons (until 8pm) Soups (11/3); Pies & Cakes (11/10); Preparing for Thanksgiving (11/17)

11am OPB Sewing & Quilting

1pm OPB Cooking

3pm OPB Motorweek

3:30 OPB Woodworking

4:30 OPB Home Repair

SUNDAYS 6-9am OPB Kids Programs | OPB+

Lifestyles

9am OPB Travel; Members’ Choice – TBA (11/25 until 12am) | OPB+ Father Brown The Chedworth Cyclone (11/4); The Hand of Lucia (11/11); The Eagle and the Daw (11/18); Members’ Choice – TBA (11/25 until 12am)

10am OPB Nature | OPB+ Movie Penny Serenade (11/4); Meet John Doe (11/11); McClintock (11/18)

11am OPB NOVA

Noon OPB Shakespeare Uncovered (11/4 until 3pm); Great Performances An American in Paris (11/11); Rodgers & Hammerstein’s ‘The Sound of Music’ (11/18) | OPB+ And Then There Were None Pt 1 (11/4); Pt 2 (11/11); Pt 3 (11/18)

1pm OPB+ Great Yellowstone Thaw (11/4); Operation Maneater (11/11, 11/18)

2pm OPB+ Animals with Cameras (11/4); Earth’s Natural Wonders (11/11, 11/18)

2:30 OPB BSO 360 (11/11, 11/18)

3pm OPB News & Public Affairs (until 6pm) | OPB+ The Whole Truth

3:30 OPB+ Between the Lines

4pm OPB+ Travel (until 7pm)

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9:30 OPB Fleetwood Mac: The Dance The band performs many hits in this intimate 1997 concert. (Also Sat 2:30am)

10:00 OPB+ Secrets of the Six Wives Beheaded, Died. Henry VIII breaks with the Roman Church to re-marry. (Also Fri 2am)

11:00 OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Thu 4am)

11:30 OPB Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions for You

29 THURSDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour | OPB+ This Old

House Hour Net Zero from the Ground Up/Window Repair

8:00 OPB Oregon Revealed: The Water Around Us From the breathtaking Oregon Coast to the incredible canyons of the Owyhee, water refreshes and creates the diverse landscapes we call home. (Also Sun 1am) | OPB+ Operation Maneater Crocodile. Visit the croc-attack capital of the world. (Also Sat 12am)

9:00 OPB+ Earth’s Natural Wonders Living Wonders. Discover natural wonders that were created by life itself. (Also Sat 1am)

9:30 OPB Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Live from Gainesville: The 30th Anniversary. The band performs ‘Free Fallin’,’ ‘I Won’t Back Down,’ and more of their greatest hits.

(Also Sun 2:30am)

10:00 OPB+ Plants Behaving Badly Sex & Lies. See how shapely orchids attract pollinators. (Also Sat 2am)

11:00 OPB Rick Steves Special European Festivals (R) | OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Fri 4am)

30 FRIDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour (Also Sat 12am) |

OPB+ Legends of Airpower William Tunner/The Wright Brothers (Also Wed 5am)

8:00 OPB ‘70s Soul Superstars Patti LaBelle hosts an all-star reunion of the legends of 1970s Motown, R&B and soul. (Also Sun 1am) | OPB+ Washington Week (Also Sat 6am)

8:30 OPB+ Breaking Big Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz

9:00 OPB+ Robin Williams Remembered: A Pioneers of Television Special A tribute to the late actor and comedian. (Also Mon 1am)

10:00 OPB+ Richard Pryor: Icon Pryor pio-neered a new brand of humor. (Also Mon 2am)

10:30 OPB Incredible Aging: Adding Life to Your Years Navigate a path toward your best possible health. (Also Sun 3:30am)


8:00 OPB Ken Burns: The Civil War Remember this landmark series with a look back at the iconic fi lm. (Also Thu 1:30am) | OPB+ Get Down Tonight: The Disco Explosion Shake your groove thing with disco legends. (Also Wed 12am)

9:15 OPB+ Rock, Rhythm & Doo Wop Return to the ‘50s and ‘60s with Frankie Valli, Little Richard, Little Anthony & The Imperials, and more. (Also Wed 1:15am)

9:30 OPB Brain Secrets with Dr. Michael Merzenich Find out how to maintain cognitive fi tness with aging. (Also Thu 3am)

10:30 OPB+ Compadre Huashayo Listen to the fi rst western classical composition ever designed for South America’s native instrumentation. (Also Wed 2:30am)

11:00 OPB Chet Atkins: Certifi ed Guitar Player A tribute to the guitar virtuoso features The Everly Brothers, Emmylou Harris and Willie Nelson. | OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Tue 4am)


OPB+ Masterpiece Arthur & George, Pt 2. Sir Arthur and Woodie get a shock.

8:00 OPB Mister Rogers: It’s You I Like Celebrate Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, the children’s series that premiered nationally 50 years ago. (Also Fri 1am) | OPB+ An Evening with Franklin Thomas Enjoy highlights from the civic and business leader’s life and career. (Also Thu 12am)

9:00 OPB+ Iconic Vision: John Parkinson, Architect of Los Angeles The little-known story of an immigrant whose building designs came to defi ne a city. (Also Thu 1am)

9:30 OPB The Highwaymen Live at Nassau Coliseum Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson shine in this 1990 performance. (Also Fri 2:30am)

10:00 OPB+ Miriam Beerman: Expressing the Chaos Empathy for human suffering colored this artist’s work. (Also Thu 2am)

11:00 OPB Jimmy Buffett: Buried Treasure Uncover Buffett’s musical roots. (Also Fri 4am) | OPB+ Amanpour & Company (Also Wed 4am)

28 WEDNESDAY7:00 OPB PBS NewsHour | OPB+ Master-

piece Arthur & George, Pt 3. Sir Arthur and Woodie close in on the Wyrley Ripper.

8:00 OPB Nature Snow Bears. See callout on page 10. (Also Sat 1am) | OPB+ Masterpiece Mystery! Grantchester, Pts 5&6. Sydney and Geordie show Scotland Yard a thing or two. (Also Fri 12am)

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WED The Archive Project | THU Philosophy Talk | FRI The New Yorker Radio Hour

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SATURDAY 12am BBC World Service 5am Weekend Edition 10am Planet Money & How I Built This 11am Wait Wait … Don’t Tell Me! Noon State of Wonder 1pm The New Yorker Radio Hour (R) 2pm Radiolab 3pm Live Wire! 4pm This American Life 5pm All Things Considered 6pm Live from Here with Chris Thile 8pm The Moth 9pm Snap Judgement 10pm Sound Opinions 11pm BBC World Service

SUNDAY 12am BBC World Service 5am Weekend Edition 10am State of Wonder (R) 11am Freakonomics Noon TED Radio Hour 1pm Innovation Hub 2pm Wait Wait … Don’t Tell Me! (R) 3pm Radiolab (R) 4pm The Splendid Table 5pm All Things Considered 6pm The Politics Show (until 11/11)

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