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Spring 2018

If you joined the Producers Club between October 2017 and February 2018, and do not see your name on this list, please contact us at producersclub@kpbs.org. We value your privacy; if you requested that your support be anonymous, your name is not listed here.

October 2017 Michael & Deirdre Alpert Armida Amador-Blaha Skip & Margo Atkins Heidi Behnke Janet Bowers Conner Brenner Paul Buddington Heather Carter Isidro Cervantes Charles Cornwell Ellen Curtin Dorothy Deans Steve Dinkin & Tara Fuad Dona Mary Dirlam Kathy & William Dougherty Benjamin Dunn Rachel Findling Jeff & Debi Fisher Ann Fitch Sharon Foster & Tom Barton Michael & Victoria Fulton Stefano Giaconi Margaret Green Beverly & Roger Haines Jane & Lyle Hartman William & Nancy Hedge Carl Hempel Rob & Anika Hickok Meenakshi & Rakesh Jain Marc Kester Suhas Katkar Helen Kidder Brad Kindig Karen Kinney Joyce & Michael Kole Emily Krause Christopher Kurka Judie & Jeff Lincer Evelyn & Stephen Love Peter & Mary Beth Martin Esther Martinborough Elizabeth Mather Nancy McKinnon Jack Nguy Deven & Medha Parlikar John Philo & Joanne Knapp-Philo

Taal Safdie & Ricardo Rabines David Sakai Edith Saville Anita Schiebel Sarah Schneedwind & Bruce Tindall Sandra Schrift Anna & Mario Scipione Julia & John Serences James Shaw Kieran Smiley Richard Stanczyk Barbara Sutton Mark Tracy & Michelle Saint-Germain Jorge Vargas Victor Vilaplana Sean & Sharon Vuong Matilde Warren Rose & David White Jeri & Charles Wilson Edward Yeung

November 2017 Rex Burrows & Gretchen Grawunder Amy Corton & Carl Eibl Amanda Dietz Hien Ihde Dolores Johnston Stuart & Laurel McMenamin Karen Rea James Storey Jeffrey E White

December 2017 Virginia Abblitt Marilyn Alexander Connie Baher Sue & Warren Bakley The J K Barker Foundation Joseph Bogan Barbara Borden Diane Bradley Mark & Beth Branning Zachary & Cecylia Bristow Manuela Bump-Murillo & Hugo Bump Stephanie Caballero

Jasper Calcara Michael Campbell Carolyn Carr Charlotte Catalfo Patricia & Michael Chagnon Chris Chapin & Colleen Archer Cindy Cherwin Mamta Chinnappa Roger & Christine Clapp Robert Crouch Robert Crouse Lorrie Daggett Ruth Daly Hugh Davies & Faye Hunter Renee Davis Abra Degeare Julie DeMeules Dave Deonarine Barbara Diamond William F. Doran IV Bruce & Linda Driver David & Kim Frink Lena Gerwick Elizabeth Gotelli Marcia H. Green Louann Grier Michael & Suzanne Gurley Chris & Kendra Haddock Steven Hadfield Cheryl Haimsohn Patricia & William Happy Cindi Harris Jennifer Kathleen Hays Juan Herrera Matthew Herring Anita Hickey Polly & Earl Hoffman Graham Hollis Julianne & Stephen Howell Gary Huckell Dustin & Kate Hunter Jan & Jack Jackson Barbara James Daniel Johnson

Michael Jones Kelly & Robert Kaplan Michael & Ann King Warren Klam Craig Klein Bruce Kuecker Frederic Lane Carol Langevin Scott Letendre Thomas & Margaret Lupfer Melanie MacMitchell Laura Marran Gerry McAllister Jenny McClintock Daniel McMullin Jaimes McNeal Peter Michael Helene Milman Richard Murphy John & Simone O'Connell Pat O'Donohoe Carol & Vann Parker Dennis & Karen Patterson Zach Poehlman Mary Beth Proctor & Lawrence McKinley Paula & Jeffrey Remmel Nancy Roberts & Doug Perry Frank & Barbara Ryan Eileen Salsman Mary Ann Sandersfeld Kathia & James Schnepp Sydney Shaw Irvin & Donna Silverstein Judy & Larry Sowder Janet Sutter Albert Tepte Nell Waltz Mike & Music Watson James Webb Wendy Wheeler John & Annasue Wilson Michaela & Scott Wilson Kirk & Diane Wilson Molly Winkle John Wolfe Carol & Peter Young Ben Yukich

Matthew Zetumer & Adaline Corrin Irene Zink & Ron Tinney

January 2018 Nilanjana Banerjee Linda Berezny Antoanella Calame Nancy Cohen Stanley P Cook & Grace Bernal Leif Fearn & Nancy Fernan Bruce Haggerty Michaeli & David Hansen Steve Hubbard & Janet Patzer Kathryn Jaques Richard & Cynthia Jeffreys Elizabeth Khodabakhsh Diana Long Nanda Mehta & Susheel Dharia Decatur Mitchell Mr. Brad Moore & Therese Botz Mike Neith Cynthia Paul Louise Phipps David Smith Catherine Somers Vickie Turner Elizabeth Walton Karin Wilson Micky Xun Robert Zangwill

February 2018 Nancy & Steve Deutsch Robyn Hood Jay & Deborah Kaufman Matthew Lux Beverly Martinson Christian Michaels & Jill Higson Nancy Winter

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KPBS video journalist Kris Arciaga was named a finalist for TV photography's national (and highly competitive) Best of Photojournalism competition, for the America's Wall series he worked on with KPBS reporter Jean Guerrero in collaboration with inewsource. Renowned as “the contest designed for photojournalists by photojournalists,” the NPPA’s Best of Photojournalism contest incorporates the many facets of the visual

journalism industry – still, video, multimedia and editing – and annually attracts the most talented professionals.

For more information and to watch America’s Wall, visit https://tinyurl.com/KPBSAmericasWall

In October 2017, our station participated in the PBS National Estate Planning Awareness Campaign, more commonly known as "Are Your Ducks in a Row?" (the announcement above was featured in the Fall 2017 issue of PC Post). The goal of this collaboration between PBS and member stations was to educate the community about estate planning and promote planned giving. Our Planned Giving Manager, Vien Nguyen, oversaw our efforts on television, radio, web, mail and email. Out of 56 participating stations, PBS recognized 13 stations in 6 categories. We were recognized twice: • We received the Mail Mastery Award for having the highest number

of planned gift intentions in response to our postcard mailing. • We also received the On Air Spot Excellence Award for the high

number of responses to our on air spots. This was a station-wide effort, but we must thank you, our loyal and generous supporters, for making our planned giving program so successful!

Are your Ducks in a Row?

For more information, contact Vien Nguyen (619) 594-0851 vnguyen@kpbs.org

2018 Producers Club Friendship Campaign Know someone who loves KPBS as much as you do? Introduce them to the Producers Club and if they join between now and May 31, 2018, and all of you will be invited to a private dinner with KPBS General Manager, Tom Karlo, or with one of our senior staff.

Visit this link for a short video clip about the campaign: https://tinyurl.com/PCShareTheLove

Together we can all keep public media strong in San Diego!

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What is podcasting? The simplest way to define podcasting is to think of it as radio broadcasting personalized for you and your schedule. Almost every show you love on radio is available online as a podcast, which means you can listen to it whenever you want. You can pause, fast forward, or rewind if your listening was interrupted. Podcasts can be as short as the most recent NPR News Brief (5 minutes), as long as a full episode of This American Life (90 minutes) or even stretch to two or three hours in length.

What do I need to listen to a podcast? You can listen to podcasts on your phone, laptop, tablet, smart speaker…anywhere! You will need internet access to find and listen directly from your favorite shows’ websites, but you can then download podcasts for offline listening.

How do I download a podcast? Got an iPhone? Go to the “Podcasts” app. Android user? Go to the “Google Play Music” app. Search for your favorite shows (Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!, Marketplace, RadioLab, etc). Then click “Subscribe.” You’ll be presented with a list of currently available episodes; new episodes will automatically show up if you subscribe.

Or download a third-party app such as Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, SoundCloud or Spotify from your respective app stores. Try out NPR One; it combines live radio and podcasts. Better still, download KPBS’ new app to your device! You can listen to KPBS Radio live while on the go and enjoy a collection of KPBS and NPR podcasts. Search for “KPBS” in your device’s app store.

How do I find interesting podcasts? Want some suggestions? The Atlantic has a Top-50 list from 2017: https://tinyurl.com/theatlanticbest2017podcasts

And below are some personal recommendations from KPBS’ Podcast Manager, Nate John. Many thanks for your help with Podcasts FAQ, Nate!

S-Town .................... A great mystery, made by This American Life StartUp .................... What it’s really like to start a business; begin with Episode 1! Making Obama ........ Fascinating insight to former President Obama’s career The Daily ................. From the NY Times Ear Hustle ................ One of the best breakout podcasts of 2017 Up First .................... Morning news from NPR Hardcore History .... If you love history, and long form stories RadioLab ................. You know it and you already love it

Happy Listening!

Podcasts FAQ

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Little Women Preview Screening Tuesday, April 10, 2018; 6:00-8:30pm Shiley Studio A @ KPBS: 5200 Campanile Dr, San Diego, CA 92182 Join us for the first hour of the first episode of this famed coming of age story ahead of its debut on MASTERPIECE on Sunday, May 13. As engaging today as in 1868, Louisa May Alcott’s story follows sisters Jo, Meg, Beth and Amy as they journey to adulthood. The cast includes Emily Watson, Angela Lansbury, Dylan Baker and Michael Gambon. Cost: $25 to include a reception prior to the screening. If you do not wish to attend the reception, you may attend only the 7:00pm screening at no charge. To RSVP, visit/click here: https://tinyurl.com/KPBSLittleWomen

KPBS Kids Workshop*: Dino Train Saturday, April 14, 2018; 10:00am & 12:00pm

San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum: 320 N Broadway, Escondido, CA 92025 Join us with your little ones aged 3 and up for hands-on workshops (30-45 min sessions) to learn more about the age of the dinosaurs and the amazing creatures who lived with them.

Explore the world around us through science, math and literacy. And look out for Buddy the Dinosaur! Visit https://tinyurl.com/KPBSKidsWorkshop for more information.

Cost: Free - $8 (KPBS Kids Events are included with Museum admission) *A KPBS-sponsored or co-sponsored community event.

General Manager’s Breakfast with Tom Karlo Friday, April 27, 2018; 8:30-10:30am The Lodge at Torrey Pines: 11480 N Torrey Pines Rd, La Jolla, CA 92037 General Manager Tom Karlo invites Gold Level Producers Club members and up ($2,500+ per year) to a private breakfast for an exclusive look into the year ahead for KPBS. If you would like to upgrade your support to $2,500, please contact Niru Ramachandran at nramachandran@kpbs or (619) 594-2028. By invitation for qualifying Producers Club members. Space is limited; RSVP required.

Producers Club events fill up quickly! For more information and to sign up, see Upcoming Events at www.kpbs.org/pc or contact Valerie Bradley at (619) 594-4981 or vbradley@kpbs.org.

Join us for a tour of KPBS! Meet on-air hosts, reporters, and journalists, get a sneak peek of the studios where KPBS Morning Edition and The Roundtable are produced, and visit the KPBS Evening Edition set. Guests are welcome! Bring your book club, garden club, or co-workers for a special hour and a half outing to see our Joan & Irwin Jacobs News Center, Shiley Studio A and our radio control rooms and studios. This would be a great way to encourage your friends to join during our April-May PC Friendship Campaign (see Page 2).

Come for a tour of KPBS. You never know who you might meet! Fri, May 18, 2018 ....... 9:00-10:30am Behind-the-Scenes

Fri, Jun 22, 2018 ....... 3:00–4:30pm tours fill up quickly, Fri, Jul 20, 2018 ........ 9:00–10:30am so RSVP today!

To reserve a spot on a tour, contact Valerie Bradley at vbradley@kpbs.org or (619) 594-4981. These dates don’t work for you? Let us know when would be good for you and we will do our best to accommodate you.

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Nominate a Hero! Know someone in San Diego who is helping others

discuss politics with respect, decency and cordiality?

Nominate them to be the next Community Hero for Civility in Politics

(Nominations close at 11:59pm PST on Sunday, April 22, 2018)

KPBS and the National Conflict Resolution Center present Community Heroes, honoring individuals who give selflessly to build civility and community in San Diego.

Learn more at http://www.kpbs.org/community-heroes/

(To learn about recent Community Hero for Homelessness, Deputy Public Defender Steve Binder, visit https://tinyurl.com/CommHeroBinder)

Questions about the Community Heroes project? Contact KPBS Community Engagement Manager Clare Pister at (619) 594-2487 or cpister@kpbs.org.

…THAT KPBS HAS THREE ADDITIONAL CHANNELS offering localized broadcast streams? These channels support KPBS’ mission to reach local audiences with high-quality content while offering unique schedules, designed to provide viewing options 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

This is the KPBS-TV channel you’ve been enjoying for years. With a full line-up of children’s educational programs, award-

winning news and public affairs programs, local programs that highlight the San Diego community, as well as critically acclaimed documentary, drama and entertainment programs, KPBS offers something for all ages.

Accessing KPBS Channels For people without cable, all services are available via free, terrestrial television broadcast. All you need is an antenna (you may need to re-scan the channels on your TV to receive the new channels over the air). KPBS Over-the-Air Channels

KPBS-TV .......... Channel 15.1 KPBS 2 ............. Channel 15.2 KPBS Create .... Channel 15.3 KPBS Kids ........ Channel 15.4

KPBS on COX KPBS-TV .......... Cox 1011 KPBS-2 ............. Cox 811 KPBS Create .... Cox 816 KPBS Kids ........ Cox 809

KPBS on SPECTRUM KPBS-TV .......... Spectrum 1221 KPBS 2 ............. Spectrum 1277 KPBS Create .... Spectrum 1275 KPBS Kids ........ Spectrum 1276

Featuring all the award-winning content that connects you to the latest scientific advances, historic revelations, natural

wonders, exclusive dramas and encore presentations of the best that PBS has to offer. But did you know that KPBS 2 also airs weeknight broadcasts of Nightly Business Report (3:30pm & 5:00pm) and PBS Newshour (4:00pm & 6:00pm)? Visit http://www.kpbs.org/tv/schedule/ for more details.

Create TV is public television’s most-watched lifestyle channel, seen annually by

46 million viewers. KPBS Create presents the best educational and entertaining public television series— from America’s Test Kitchen to Rick Steves’ Europe to This Old House.

KPBS Kids presents educational children’s shows 24/7. Programs include popular favorites such as Daniel Tiger’s

Neighborhood, Odd Squad, Wild Kratts, and Dinosaur Train, as well as PBS Kids’ newest series Splash and Bubbles, Nature Cat, and Ready Jet Go!.

For more about these channels, visit the FAQ section at http://www.kpbs.org/qa/#kpbs-channel-options and look under the “KPBS Channel Options”. DirecTV, Dish, and U-verse TV customers are encouraged to contact their provider about accessing the new channel options from KPBS.

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[Note: Dates and times subject to change]

Photo credit: Courtesy of John Rogers/Mainstreet Pictures

MASTERPIECE: Unforgotten Sundays at 9:00pm, beginning 4/08 on KPBS Two stone-cold cases of murder test the wits of crime-solving duo DCI Cassie Stuart and DS Sunny Khan, played by Nicola Walker (Last Tango in Halifax) and Sanjeev Bhaskar (Indian Summers), in back-to-back seasons of the critically acclaimed UK crime series Unforgotten.

Photo credit: Crossing South

Crossing South: Season 7 (Thursdays at 9:30pm on KPBS) Episode 704 (Thursday, 4/12): Jorge Mraz visits two different wineries located in the beautiful Guadalupe Valley, Ensenada. He starts off with a tour of El Cielo's vineyards, tastes some of their luscious wines, enjoys an array of specialty dishes, from Chocolate clam to Guava cheesecake, and finishes off with more wine tasting at Montefiori Winery. Pictured to the left: Jorge with El Cielo’s Daly Negrón Allen.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Nutopia Ltd

Civilizations Tuesdays at 8:00pm, beginning 4/17 on KPBS Survey the history of art, from antiquity to the present, on a global scale. Programs reveal the role art and creative imagination have played in forging humanity, and introduce viewers to works of beauty, ingenuity and illumination across cultures. Companion Program: First Civilizations, Tuesdays at 9:00pm beginning 4/24 Human civilizations first emerged in the Near East, Egypt, the Indus Valley, China, the Andes, and Mesoamerica. All subsequent civilizations derived from these original six foundational civilizations. The series' four episodes breaks down the history of these first civilizations by warfare, agriculture, religion, and trade.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Shutterstock

NOVA Wonders Wednesdays at 9:00pm, beginning 4/18 on KPBS NOVA Wonders takes viewers on a journey to the frontiers of science, where researchers are tackling some of the biggest questions about life and the cosmos. From the mysteries of astrophysics to the secrets of the body to the challenges of inventing technologies that could rival—and even surpass—the abilities of the human mind, these six hours reveal how far we’ve come in our search for answers, how we managed to get here, and how scientists hope to push our understanding of the universe even further.

Antenna 15.2 | Cox 811 | Spectrum 1277

Antenna 15.3 | Cox 816 | Spectrum 1275

Antenna 15.4 | Cox 809 | Spectrum 1276

Contemporary Documentary Exclusives Saturdays, 11:00pm | America Reframed: Compelling stories that illuminate the changing contours of an ever-evolving America. April 14 Beyond the Wall April 21 The Corridor April 28 Through the Repellent Fence Arts and Performance Specials April 20, 9:00pm | SD Film Awards 2018 April 27, 9:00pm | Live from Lincoln Center: Leslie Odom Jr. in Concert April 27, 10:00pm | Live from Lincoln Center: Sutton Foster in Concert Drama / Mystery Tuesdays at 9:00pm | A Place to Call Home Saturdays at 9:00pm | Hinterland

Themed Marathons every Saturday 3:00-9:00pm and Sunday 9:00am-3:00pm April 7 & 8 | On Safari: Capture the wild intensity of animals while on safari. Get up close and personal with your favorite animals. April 14 & 15 | Allen’s Glorious Gardens: P. Allen Smith is center stage, showing off his green thumb in this marathon. April 21 & 22 | Earth Day: We turn our attention to Mother Earth, and the many ways that we can sustain her beauty. April 28 & 29 | Wine Tasting: Travel to the finest vineyards in Italy and Greece, then learn which New York City hotspots have the best selections of wine.

The best kids’ programming PBS has to offer 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Family Viewing Specials every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night starting at 7:00pm April 06-08 | Ready Jet Go! April 13-15 | Dinosaur Train: Nature Track April 20-22 | Cyberchase April 27-29 | Nature Cat

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PROGRAMMING BY GENRE

NEWS / CURRENT AFFAIRS KPBS Evening Edition: Weeknights 5 & 6:30pm on KPBS, 5:30 & 11pm KPBS 2 KPBS Roundtable: Friday 8:30pm on KPBS, Encore Sunday, 10:30am Washington Week: Friday 8pm, Encore Sundays, 10am Nightly Business Report: Weeknights 5:30pm on KPBS and 3:30 & 5pm KPBS 2 BBC World News: Weeknights 6pm on KPBS and 3pm KPBS 2 The PBS Newshour: Weeknights 7pm on KPBS and Weeknights 6pm on KPBS 2 Amanpour on PBS: Weeknights 12am on KPBS and weeknights 7pm on KPBS 2 Beyond 100 Days: Mon-Thu 12:30am on KPBS and Tue-Sat 7:30pm on KPBS 2 PBS Newshour Weekend: Saturday & Sunday 5pm on KPBS #Metoo, Now What?: Saturday 12:30am on KPBS, Monday 7:30pm on KPBS 2 In Principle: Beginning 4/15, Sunday 5:30pm on KPBS, Monday 7:30pm on KPBS 2 FRONTLINE: Tuesday 10pm – New episodes all month INDEPENDENT DOCUMENTARIES America Reframed: Saturday 11pm on KPBS 2 Independent Lens: Monday 11pm on KPBS American Creed: 4/10 11pm on KPBS True North: The Sean Swarner Story : 4/17 11pm on KPBS POV: Bill Nye: Science Guy : 4/18 10pm on KPBS Defining Hope: 4/24 11pm on KPBS DRAMA / MYSTERY / COMEDY Midsomer Murders: Thursday 10pm on KPBS Doc Martin: Friday 9pm on KPBS Doctor Blake Mysteries: New season – Saturday 8pm on KPBS Father Brown: Sunday 6pm on KPBS – New Season coming in May 2018 A Place to Call Home: Tuesday 9pm on KPBS 2, Sunday 7pm on KPBS Hinterland: Saturday 9pm on KPBS 2, Sunday 10:30pm on KPBS Call the Midwife: Sunday 8pm on KPBS Unforgotten on Masterpiece: Sunday 9pm on KPBS beginning 4/8 Indian Summers on Masterpiece: Tuesday 8pm on KPBS 2 SCIENCE / NATURE / TECHNOLOGY Nature: Wednesday 8pm on KPBS and Sunday 8pm on KPBS 2 NOVA: Wednesday 9pm on KPBS and Sunday 9pm on KPBS 2 NOVA WONDERS: Wednesday 9pm beginning 4/25 on KPBS s Your Brain Male or Female?: 4/25 11pm on KPBS Impossible Builds: 4/8 1pm on KPBS America From the Ground Up: Thursday 11:30pm beginning 4/19 on KPBS New Environmentalists: 4/22 1 & 1:30pm on KPBS Rare – Creatures of the Photo Arc: Thursday 8pm beginning 4/12 on KPBS 2 Gorongosa Park: Thursday 9pm beginning 4/12 on KPBS 2 TRAVEL / CULTURE Rick Steves’ Europe: Saturday 4pm on KPBS and Saturday 8pm on KPBS 2 Crossing South: Thursday 9:30pm on KPBS and Monday 9:30pm on KPBS 2 Globe Trekker: Saturday 11pm on KPBS Secrets of Great British Castles: Monday 10pm beginning 4/9 on KPBS Rick Steves European Easter: 4/12 3pm on KPBS Samantha Brown’s Places to Love: Sunday Noon beginning 4/15 on KPBS Civilizations: Tuesday 8pm beginning 4/17 on KPBS First Civilizations: Tuesday 9pm beginning 4/24 on KPBS In the America’s with David Yetman: Sunday 1pm on KPBS

HISTORY / HISTORICAL BIOGRAPHY Ken Kramer’s About San Diego: Thursday 8pm on KPBS and Monday 8pm on KPBS 2 San Diego’s Historic Places: Thursday 9pm on KPBS and Monday 9pm on KPBS 2 Antiques Roadshow: Monday 8 & 9pm on KPBS and Wednesday 8pm on KPBS 2 British Antiques Roadshow: Saturday 7 & 7:30pm on KPBS American Experience: Tuesday 9pm on KPBS 2 Finding Your Roots: Saturday 7pm on KPBS 2 Search for the Last Supper: 4/17 11pm on KPBS Jesus: Countdown to Calvary: 4/10 9pm on KPBS Secrets of the Dead: Hanibal in the Alps: 4/10 8pm on KPBS GI Jews – Jewish Americans in WWII: 4/11 10pm on KPBS Last Ring Home: 4/11 11:30pm on KPBS ARTS / PERFORMANCE Soundstage: Sunday 12am beginning 4/8 on KPBS Live at the Belly Up: Friday 10pm on KPBS and Monday 10pm on KPBS 2 Lawrence Welk: Saturday 6pm on KPBS Will.i.am – Landmarks Live in Concert: A Great Performances Special: 4/20 11pm on KPBS Produced by George Martin: 4/13 11pm on KPBS Symphony for Nature: The Britt at Crater Lake: 4/18 11pm on KPBS San Diego Film Awards 2018: 4/20 9pm on KPBS 2 LIFESTYLE / COOKING / HOW-TO Classical Stretch: Weekdays 5am on KPBS Yoga (Various Titles): Weekdays 5:30pm on KPBS This Old House: Saturday 12pm on KPBS Ask This Old House: Saturday 12:30pm on KPBS Milk Street Kitchen: Saturday 1pm on KPBS My Greek Table: Saturday 1:30pm on KPBS America's Test Kitchen: New Season - Saturday 2pm on KPBS Martha Bakes: Saturday 2:30pm on KPBS Pati’s Mexican Table: Saturday 3pm on KPBS A Growing Passion: Thursday 8:30pm on KPBS and Monday 8:30pm on KPBS 2 Growing Bolder: Sunday 11:30am on KPBS A Chef’s Life: Tuesday 10pm on KPBS 2 Great British Baking Show: Friday 8pm on KPBS 2 Experience more inspiring lifestyle content – 24/7 on KPBS CREATE CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING Sesame Street : New episodes every Monday in April Peg + Cat : New episode 4/23 on KPBS Nature Cat : New episodes 4/23-4/25 on KPBS Splash and Bubbles : New episodes 4/23-4/26 on KPBS

KPBS .................... Antenna 15.1 : Cox 1011 : Spectrum 1221 KPBS 2 ................. Antenna 15.2 : Cox 812 : Spectrum 1277 KPBS CREATE .... Antenna 15.3 : Cox 816 : Spectrum 1275 KPBS Kids ........... Antenna 15.4 : Cox 809 : Spectrum 1276

For more about these channels, visit the FAQ section at http://www.kpbs.org/qa/#kpbs-channel-options and look under the “KPBS Channel Options”. DirecTV, Dish, and U-verse TV customers are encouraged to contact their provider about accessing the new channel options from KPBS. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Questions or comments about the Producers Club? Contact us! Caitlin Bergin Development Manager cabergin@kpbs.org (619) 594-6731

Valerie Bradley Development Special Events Coordinator vbradley@kpbs.org (619) 594-4981

Joset Grenon Director of Major & Strategic Gifts jgrenon@kpbs.org (619) 594-0883

Geraldine Chau-Hernandez Development Assistant gchau@kpbs.org (619) 594-6374

Trina Hester Assoc General Manager for Development & Grants trhester@kpbs.org (619) 594-2104

Elmer Jacobo Development Coordinator ejacobo@kpbs.org (619) 594-6314

Alex Kim Director of Development akim@kpbs.org (619) 594-7822

Monica Medina Director of Community Development & Engagement mmedina@kpbs.org (619) 594-7152

Vien Nguyen Manager of Planned Giving & Major Gifts vnguyen@kpbs.org (619) 594-0851

Niru Ramachandran Producers Club Specialist nramachandran@kpbs.org (619) 594-2028

Please add producersclub@kpbs.org to your email contacts to ensure you always receive Producers Club communications!

KPBS is a public service of San Diego State University

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