City 12 Documentaries
October 2009
1 THURS *Letters from the Other Side
2 FRI *Latinos in America: Your Neighbors, Your Family, Your Future
4 SUN *Voces #201 “Celia the Queen”
5 MON Music Seen #213
6 TUES *A Life In Print
7 WED *Eternal Cuba with Enrique Cuba
8 THURS 4pm: Rochester City Council Committee Meeting (Re-airs Saturday 10/10at 12pm) 7pm: *Voces #201 “Celia the Queen”
9 FRI *OnStage #107: Sarahi
11 SUN *Voces #202 “Antonia Pantoja: Presente”
12 MON *OnStage: #104: La Fama Sin Gafas
13 TUES 7pm Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making us Sick? #101
8pm Rochester City Council Meeting (Re-airs Saturday 10/17 at 12pm) 14 WED *Bragging Rights: Stickball Stories
15 THUR *Voces #202 “Antonia Pantoja: Presente”
16 FRI *In Performance at the White House: Fiesta Latina
18 SUN *Voces #203 “Bracero Stories”
19 MON 4 Shades of Blues: Motor City Blues & Boogie Woogie Festival
20 TUES Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making us Sick? #102 21 WED Forever Wild
22 THURS *Voces #203 “Bracero Stories”
23 FRI AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange #201
25 SUN *Voces #204 “The Golden Age”
26 MON Gen2 Blues: Motor City Blues & Boogie Woogie Festival
27 TUES Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making us Sick? #103
28 WED Writers #204: African American Writers
29 THURS *Voces #204 “The Golden Age”
30 FRI AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange #202
October
Hispanic Heritage Month – 9/15-10/15
Documentary slots:
Sunday: 9pm Monday: 7pm Tuesday: 7pm
Wednesday: 7pm Thursday: 7pm Friday: 7pm
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October Updates
Sundays at 7pm – Sierra Center Stage – Starting October 4th
Extraordinary musicians in exhilarating live performances, interspersed with artist interviews. This series showcases the exceptional talent of diverse, non-mainstream musicians who, although Grammy-winning or Grammy-nominated artists, operate just below the radar of the commercial music industry. The programs also feature guest appearances and interviews with artists such as Bonnie Raitt, Sammy Hagar, and Chris Cain. These are the first four programs of concerts from an ongoing series videotaped in the Northern California community of Chico, a university town nestled in the Sierra Nevada foothills. The mission of the series is to provide extraordinary music to public television viewers and an alternative venue for these great performers to be seen by discriminating viewers who appreciate Blues, Worldbeat, Jazz, and other forms of roots music.
Replaces: Live from the Artists Den
