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7:00 am
Global Voices
"Companeras"
COMPANERAS profiles America?s first all-female mariachi band, Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles. Founded in 1994, the 12 members of Reyna shatter age-old stereotypes while expanding the popularity of mariachi music. In a culture and a musical tradition that has always been male-dominated, these women are true pioneers, literally giving voice to Latinas. D
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8:00 am
Consuelo Mack WealthTrack
"Great Investors: Matthew McLennan"
Guest: Matthew McLennan, Portfolio Manager, First Eagle Funds. This week's Consuelo Mack WealthTrack features a next generation "Great Investor" who is successfully filling the shoes of the legendary Jean Marie Eveillard at First Eagle Funds. Matthew McLennan, portfolio manager of First Eagle Global, tells Anchor and Managing Editor Consuelo Mack where in the world he's finding value now. D
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8:30 am
Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Church Endorsements and the IRS - As 501C3 tax-exempt not-for-profit entities under the tax code, churches are prohibited from endorsing political candidates and risk losing their exemption from paying taxes if they do. Pastors who object to this restriction have announced October 7th as Pulpit Freedom Sunday when they plan to endorse candidates from the pulpit. Lucky Severson talks with pastors who object to this restriction and others who do not and with former IRS official Marcus Owens who says that the IRS has now effectively shut down all investigations into churches accused of violating the endorsement provision. D
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9:00 am
2501 Migrants: A Journey
Each day, thousands of primarily poor and young Mexicans abandon their native homes in search of jobs and the promise of a brighter economic future. In their wake, they leave behind the hollow footprints of a cultural and domestic abandonment. 2501 MIGRANTS explores questions of art and indigenous community in the context of global migration. D
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10:00 am
McLaughlin Group
The Real Romney Revealed?; Afghan Insider Attacks Up; Poll Bounce. Tim Carney, The Washington Examiner; Eleanor Clift, Newsweek; Mort Zuckerman, US News & World Report; Clarence Page, Chicago Tribune. D
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10:30 am
Dialogue
"Samuel Hunter"
Host Marcia Franklin talks with Moscow native playwright Samuel Hunter about his works and the influence of Idaho in his plays. Hunter, who was in Boise recently to help direct one of his plays, is the recipient of a 2011 Obie Award, the equivalent of a Tony Award for off-Broadway productions, for his play A Bright New Boise.G
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11:00 am
Need to Know
"America By The Numbers with Maria Hinojosa: Clarkston, Georgia"
MARIA HINOJOSA ANCHORS. This week, Need to Know airs a special edition titled, "America By The Numbers with Maria Hinojosa: Clarkston, Georgia." In the shadow of Stone Mountain, GA (once a gathering place for Ku Klux Klan cross burnings), Clarkston is a town of 7,500 that has gone from 90% white in the 1980s to less than 14% white and over a third foreign born today. D
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11:30 am
Inside Washington
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12:00 pm
Cuba Mia: Portrait of An All-Woman Orchestra
Camerata Romeu, a female orchestra led by conductor Zenaida Romeu, presents a blend of classical and folk music, with fiery renditions of new Cuban music. The film profiles the 10 musicians as they prepare for a concert while juggling their daily lives.G
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1:00 pm
Global Voices
"Companeras"
COMPANERAS profiles America?s first all-female mariachi band, Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles. Founded in 1994, the 12 members of Reyna shatter age-old stereotypes while expanding the popularity of mariachi music. In a culture and a musical tradition that has always been male-dominated, these women are true pioneers, literally giving voice to Latinas. D
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2:00 pm
To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
Protecting Women's Rights: The 67th session of the United Nations General Assembly is tackling gender equality and women's participation in politics and the economy. Mother Gives Daughter Her Womb: The first ever successful uterus transplants may mean two women may now be able to conceive and carry babies to term, thanks to their mothers. Does the Rise of Women Mean "The End of Men?": Journalist Hanna Rosin thinks so. D
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2:30 pm
Asian Voices
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3:00 pm
European Journal
"The Fall of One of Europe's Paragon Economies"
Slovenia: The Fall of an Economic Paragon - In the past, Slovenia fulfilled all European stability criteria and was the first state from former communist Eastern Europe to adopt the euro. But now Slovenia is facing the prospect of default. In recent weeks, Slovenia has been under discussion as the next candidate for the European bailout scheme. D
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3:30 pm
Linkasia
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4:00 pm
Moyers & Company
"Elections for Sale"
One of the reasons Moyers & Company frequently returns to the theme of money and politics is because it's absolutely necessary to do so. Nothing corrupts our political system more than the ability of the rich and influential to spend limitless amounts of money -- often in secret -- with the intention of creating preferred political outcomes. And far from being a regulator of campaign finances, our political funding laws -- aided by a corporate-friendly Supreme Court and self-interested politicians -- only facilitate the process of empowering the few while subjugating the many. D
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5:00 pm
Outdoor Idaho
"Pathways of Pioneers"
For emigrants bound for a land of opportunity, the Oregon Trail was the corridor to their dreams. This great migration west left Idaho a grand legacy, which we explore in this hour-long program. Massacre Rocks, Soda Springs, Big Hill, Three Island Crossing - these historic landmarks take on new meaning through the eyes of modern-day pioneers.G
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6:00 pm
Need to Know
"America By The Numbers with Maria Hinojosa: Clarkston, Georgia"
MARIA HINOJOSA ANCHORS. This week, Need to Know airs a special edition titled, "America By The Numbers with Maria Hinojosa: Clarkston, Georgia." In the shadow of Stone Mountain, GA (once a gathering place for Ku Klux Klan cross burnings), Clarkston is a town of 7,500 that has gone from 90% white in the 1980s to less than 14% white and over a third foreign born today. D
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6:30 pm
Inside Washington
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7:00 pm
Cuba Mia: Portrait of An All-Woman Orchestra
Camerata Romeu, a female orchestra led by conductor Zenaida Romeu, presents a blend of classical and folk music, with fiery renditions of new Cuban music. The film profiles the 10 musicians as they prepare for a concert while juggling their daily lives.G
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8:00 pm
Global Voices
"Companeras"
COMPANERAS profiles America?s first all-female mariachi band, Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles. Founded in 1994, the 12 members of Reyna shatter age-old stereotypes while expanding the popularity of mariachi music. In a culture and a musical tradition that has always been male-dominated, these women are true pioneers, literally giving voice to Latinas. D
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9:00 pm
Moyers & Company
"Elections for Sale"
One of the reasons Moyers & Company frequently returns to the theme of money and politics is because it's absolutely necessary to do so. Nothing corrupts our political system more than the ability of the rich and influential to spend limitless amounts of money -- often in secret -- with the intention of creating preferred political outcomes. And far from being a regulator of campaign finances, our political funding laws -- aided by a corporate-friendly Supreme Court and self-interested politicians -- only facilitate the process of empowering the few while subjugating the many. D
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10:00 pm
Linkasia
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10:30 pm
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11:00 pm
McLaughlin Group
The Real Romney Revealed?; Afghan Insider Attacks Up; Poll Bounce. Tim Carney, The Washington Examiner; Eleanor Clift, Newsweek; Mort Zuckerman, US News & World Report; Clarence Page, Chicago Tribune. D
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11:30 pm
Need to Know
"America By The Numbers with Maria Hinojosa: Clarkston, Georgia"
MARIA HINOJOSA ANCHORS. This week, Need to Know airs a special edition titled, "America By The Numbers with Maria Hinojosa: Clarkston, Georgia." In the shadow of Stone Mountain, GA (once a gathering place for Ku Klux Klan cross burnings), Clarkston is a town of 7,500 that has gone from 90% white in the 1980s to less than 14% white and over a third foreign born today. D
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