KBIA 91.3 - Program Schedule

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
4am	Morning Edition (Marketplace Morning Report at 9 minutes before the hour, each hour) (KBIA News at 7:35, 8:06, and 8:35)					Jazz After Hours		4am
5am								5am
6am								6am
7am						Weekend Edition Saturday	Weekend Edition Sunday	7am
8am						Weekend Edition Saturday		8am
9am	Classical Music (Lunch with Mozart Monday at noon)				Classical Music	Car Talk		9am
10am						Michael Feldman's Whad'Ya Know?	This American Life	10am
11am						Michael Feldman's Whad'Ya Know?	Car Talk	11am
12pm						Weekend America*	A Prairie Home Companion	12pm
12:30						Metropolitan Opera*		12:30
1pm								1pm
2pm					Reel Music		Bob Edwards Weekend	2pm
3pm	All Things Considered (KBIA News at 4:04, 4:32, 5:04, and 5:32)						Bob Edwards Weekend	3pm
4pm						All Things Considered		4pm
5pm						A Prairie Home Companion (live)	To the Best of Our Knowledge	5pm
6pm	Marketplace							6pm
6:30	Thinking Out Loud with Darren Hellwege		Views of the News	Global Journalist	Thinking Out Loud			6:30
7pm	Performance Today					WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour	Indianapolis Symphony on the Air	7pm
8pm	Performance Today					Celtic Connections	Millennium of Music	8pm
9pm	Chicago Symphony Orchestra	Deutsche Welle Festival Concerts	Live! At the Concertgebouw	New York Philharmonic This Week	Cleveland Orchestra	Hearts of Space	Classical Guitar Alive!	9pm
10pm	Chicago Symphony Orchestra	Deutsche Welle Festival Concerts	Live! At the Concertgebouw	New York Philharmonic This Week	Cleveland Orchestra	Hearts of Space	The Romantic Hours	10pm
11pm	Music Through the Night				Jazz After Hours		Music Through the Night	11pm
12am								12am
1am								1am
2am								2am
3am								3am
	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday

*Metropolitan Opera regularly airs this season at 12:30 Saturday afternoons, preceded in most cases and followed in some cases by Weekend America. The off-season Saturday lineup of This American Life, Wiretap, and Weekend America will appear on KBIA3 during the Met season, and will return to KBIA's main channel on May 10.

Live Metropolitan Opera Saturday radio broadcasts, in addition to being heard on KBIA, will be available via Web audio streaming at kbia.org during the 2007-2008 season. The contents of the broadcast are copyrighted by The Metropolitan Opera, all rights are reserved, and any use or reproduction of any of the material therein without permission of The Metropolitan Opera is strictly prohibited and will be prosecuted.