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>> Yeah. And go like. Let me see
where there's. You know.
Let mehear about these tickets. So,
Yeah. Okay. So it's just kind oflike
the setup, like we're goingto get to
the show very shortly,and
. Yeah, just give me thespecial news first.
>> So .>> Okay, but wait
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. Notone but two, two chamoiseau'sfeel good.
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>> Stand by .
>> Hi, I'm Eric Greiling,director of friends
of PBSWisconsin. We are
about to enjoyJoe Bonamassa
and Orchestra liveat the Hollywood Bowl. We
areexcited to bring it to you.We're
even more excited to sharethat Joe Bonamassa
will be inAppleton in November, and we
have tickets available for you
when you call and make a gift to
us today. So please payattention during the
show. Giveus a call right now if
you want.1-800-236-3636. Our
volunteerson the phones have all theinformation
you need about that show in Appleton and
thetickets, or stick around and
find out more during theupcoming pledge break.
Later inthe program. But
right now,we're going to enjoy Joe
Bonamassa and Orchestra live atthe
Hollywood Bowl. One(800) 236-3636.
How'd you feel,Emma? >> Good.
Let's do one more, Iwouldn't call it
a pledge break ,okay?
Because later in the show,
I'll just say later in the show,we're
going to be back to tellyou more.
Oh, no. Aimee. Yep. Oh, yeah
. That's our daughtersDaniel Stanley Cup.
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able to go run andsee if she's
still here.>> Yeah. Do you think she'll
bedown here? e.
Okay >> All right. We're
all set uphere .
Stand by .
>> Hi, I'm Eric Greiling,director of Friends
of PBSWisconsin We are about to
enjoyJoe . I'll start over
. Hi, I'mEric Greiling, director of. Youwant
to count it in? Okay. We'recutting
up from black, so. >>
>> Gotcha. Sorry. No.>> That's okay.
I will try to say Joe,
this time. Standby.Three. Two.
Hi, I'm EricGreiling, director of Friends of
PBS Wisconsin We are about to
enjoy Joe Bonamassa and orchestra live at the
HollywoodBowl. Stick around. Watch thisgreat
performance. We areexcited to share this with
you.We are also excited that Joe is
going to be in Appleton inNovember.
And if you make a call
and pledge your support, we canshare those
tickets with you. So Joe, give our folks
a call rightnow at
one (800) 236-3636. Tofind out
more about this, use the QR code on
your screen orstick around. Later in the
program, we'll tell you moreabout these tickets
and moreabout ways you can support us
and enjoy Joe Bonamassa at thesame
time. But let's go to theprogram right
now . Joe Bonamassaand Orchestra
live at theHollywood Bowl. Give us a
callone (800) 236-3636.
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trim it. I think wecan work it
out.>> That's all right.>> If it's okay, if that's
okay with you. You're the
one who hasto do it
. I thought it was good.>> So one
says. Yeah, okay , sodon't take.
I don't think we have toworry too
much about the Linz, Emma says that's good.
If you'regood .>>
Moving on. So, yeah . Okay, onto the
next one. We're going to
go through the maintenance. >> Oh
, wait, we're still not infiscal year? Nope.
We have two.>> Oh, my gosh, I'm
just movingon too far. No, I know . Yeah
. Can we bring up
the stills justso that Eric
can see what they look like? So. And
again,they'll edit this in over you.So.
Yeah. Like, if you need tolook down
like that's okay. Like, so it's
$20 a month, twotickets, and oh,
there is achoice with that.
There's achoice of a
these are the same aCD
. A CD, DVD or CD Blu ray
.Okay. A CD in the program.>> And
. Okay. It's this program. >> Yeah, but we're
really.They're talking about that andthe
rest of the show or like therest
of the mostly tickets . Sowe're really emphasizing
thepledge and they just kind ofgive
these to us for free. Sowe're very
cheap. So it's kind of like, yeah, all
right. Youknow, and it's so yeah,
it's November 27th.
bringing it up on theswitcher. Here we
go. Here's 20Eric, if
you want to see that
.>> And then at 30 it's a
yep thesame thing. Next check
. Yep .
>> Yes. Yep I have that out
orup on the camera okay
.>> So this one's coming
in kindof fast and you know so
here's your special news Joe
Bonamassais coming to Wisconsin Appletonin November
. And you want to getand just kind
of going throughthe regular
premium offer,coming in in a pledge
break soyou don't have to, like, do
alot of preface or anything.It's. Yeah you just
kind of getthe information and
tell themwhere to call.>> Do we
know if this is hisonly Wisconsin stop
on thistour, I would assume
so. But Idon't know if that would
everchange because otherwise we'd
have tickets to. >> All right, I'll
avoid thattrap. Yeah
, or if you if somethingwould change and
they'd add ashow and maybe we'd have
it inAugust. Sometimes he's done that,
but. But if they were, if weknew
about one, they probably have given us tickets
to it. Sothis may be the
only one.Usually it comes to Madison, but
maybe he'll use an alternate
year over year. I don't
know,you're over it. I'm doing it
.>> Yep. good? Yep. Emma
Yep.>> All right. We're all set out
here . Stand by
. >> I'm Eric Greiling,
directorof Friends of PBS Wisconsin
Wehave big news. Joe Bonamassa iscoming
to Appleton in November, and we have tickets
for you . Sowe have reserved
special seats.In fact, Joe
has reserved thespecial seats. Joe's a big
supporter of PBS, and he wants
to encourage your support, too.So we'd like
to share thesetickets
with you. Call and makea gift right
now at $20 a
month,we can say thank you to you
withtwo tickets to this concert inAppleton,
November 27th comingup.
And in addition to thatconcert, those
two concerttickets, you can choose
betweena CD, DVD set of this concert
that you're watching tonight orthe CD Blu
ray set of thisconcert
you're watching tonight for $30 a month.
This is specialnot only
the two concerttickets, but you can come
earlyto the sound check before
theconcert, get a chance
to see Joeworking out
what the soundsounds like
, and really enjoythe full experience
of a greatshow. So at $30 a
month, twoconcert tickets,
meet and greet,pre show sound check with
JoeBonamassa and the CD, DVD set
orthe CD Blu ray set. It's your
choice. With that, give us a
call 1-800-236-3636. Use that QRcode on your
screen. Go online.Do give a
call right now,please. Thank you.
>> 90s almost okay.>> I was
waiting for an out .>> Oh, sorry. I
just walkedaway. She told me
. She saidthat's 50s. And I was like,
Idon't know how to indicate
that.Do you want to do time cues?
>> Do you want to do
one minute? >> Let's do one
more and just do do a shorter one.
So we at least have a shorter one.
>> Do you want to time it to
aminute. Yeah Yeah if you want
I mean wellwhatever time you want.>>
Yeah I mean let's do one to a
minute. So we have that. Let'sdo one
to edit it and then we'llhave it
for the other, in casethe, in case
the program timedoes run long, if we
can usethat version I think that'sgreat.
>> Or if we just need to use
itjust to mix it up a little
bit,yeah. I'll just get I'll
getto the premiums. >> I'll get to
the premiums faster. And,
whatever doesn'tfit doesn't fit
. Yeah. Great.Okay. All right. We're all
set up. >> Hi, I'm Eric
Greiling,director of friends of PBSWisconsin. We
have excitingnews. Joe Bonamassa
is coming toAppleton in November. Circle the
date November 27th, and we havea way
to send you to that show.
Give us a call right now. Showyour
support. And at the $20 amonth level,
we'd like to say thank you to you
with twoconcert tickets to this show in
Appleton in November. Inaddition
to those two tickets, aCD
, DVD set or CD Blu ray setyou
choose at a $30 a
monthlevel. Your gift right now.Tonight
we'd like to say thankyou. With not
only those twoconcert tickets
to Joe inAppleton, but
you get to attend the pre-show soundcheck as
well.So a chance to spend a nice
fullevening in concert with JoeBonamassa and
the CD, CD , DVDset and the
CD Blu ray set, allwith
your gift tonight. Your Support Tonight one
(800) 236-3636. One minute.Pretty good.
>> Do you want to do one more
time and just careful, careful,just for
the CD , we're going toDVD,
DVD, CD, DVD , not stutterso much
. The CD and your choiceof the DVD
or Blu ray program?Yep.
more time. Still time .
Yep .
Right >> Hi, I'm Eric
Greiling director of Friends of
PBSWisconsin. We have big news
. JoeBonamassa is coming to Appletonin November
and we have reservedseats
available. If you showyour support
with a gifttonight, 1-800-236-3636. Give
usa call. And we'd like to say
thank you to you when you pledgeat the
$20 a month level withtwo concer t
tickets to the show in Appleton, November 27th,
and along with those two
concerttickets, a CD with your choice
of DVD or Blu ray at
the $30 amonth level. This is special
notonly the two concert tickets,
but two tickets to the pre-show
soundcheck. So extra time withJoe Bonamassa
you get to see something not everybody else
gets to see you get to enjoythat
full concert in reserve seats
for PBS Wisconsin, and youget the CD
and your choice of DVD or Blu ray
with your call to 1-800-236-3636.
Not too bad .>> Perfect minute on
the nose onthis one.>> Yeah. On
to the next. >> We're good to
move on to the next one. Oh, God.
What comesafter Joe Bonamassa
?>> I've got a fiscal year endspot
.>> I don't know, can we listen
to a little Joe Bonamassa for awhile?
>> I'm a does
this need to be 30s on the nose
?>> Yes. This one is a 30. We're
going to shoot for 30 becausethat'll
keep it within the rangeof a little
. We'll go onNational , where are we in
this ?>> Number five.
Number five.
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?
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and use it to get yourgroceries or
go on a picnic. Let's go to concerts
on thesquare. As I drive
around my 20points, I do
think that my momwould keep
that in the back ofher car. Like
filled with stufflike, I can
see you need one forher.
. Because, you know, I wouldn't say no to
that becausewe are doing
not using this anymore as a so
excited forthis. You know
?>> Yeah, that one was on TV. I
need Katie Simon. Yeah, I
betshe would. My parents literally
lovewhen I bring them things fromwork.
>> I'm giving my dad a hug
forfive. yeah. Keeping
them,whenever you're ready. Oh, andalso, I
should probably takethis stuff out
of your.>> Yep .>> You want to
clean? Look Youwant to read
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just record my .>> Oh, you just
said we might as well just record. Yeah
.
>> We have a director. How areyou?
I let him in this thing
?Are you ready? Sure. We're all set
out here.
>> Hi, I'm Eric Greiling.
July1st marks the beginning of a new
fiscal year at PBS Wisconsin. Anexciting time
as we plan and budget for new programs
andservices for viewers, schoolsand communities
in the year to come. PBS Wisconsin's innovative
and inspiring work reaches beyond the television screen
to enrich communities and
ooms. And it's possible,thanks
to your support. Visit pbswisconsin.org
to learn moreand to make a gift
to fund thegreat things planned in the
yearto come. Thank you.
For and make a gift
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about choppingoff to fund the great things
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Hi, I'm Eric Greiling July 1stmarks the
beginning of a new fiscal year at PBS
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we plan andbudget for new programs
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and inspiring work reachesbeyond
the television screen to enrich communities and
ooms. And it's possible,thanks
to your support. Visit pbswisconsin.org
to learn moreand make a gift. Thank
you.
>> To hit it like,
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July1st marks the
beginning of a new fiscal year at
PBS Wisconsin. Anexciting time as we plan
and budget for new programs
andservices for viewers. School
andcommunities in the year to come.PBS,
Wisconsin's innovative andinspiring work
reaches beyondthe television screen
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I say Wisconsin scenic
treasures? Because there's more than one. I'm okay
with droppingNorthwoods. Okay I left it in
there more because it seemedlike that was
like the formaltitle . Yes, you might like
tohave Northwoods in there, but.Okay, but
you are working on more than one, so
like so Ithink it's fine to say Wisconsin's okay, whichever way
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turn it off.>> Let's maybe. How do
you guyshave like 20 minutes? Maybe
wecan, like, try either, likewhatever. Let's
read it. Yeah.Let's go. We want to
go throughand just see. I'll have
you take one step backwards just to be
in thelight. Perfect. >> And then we'll
have youusually have like right upagainst
the perfect. Okay.Perfect I mean not 20
minuteslike this is going to take that
long. But like I would try it
and then if it throws me then we
could do the other. You have
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think it's.>> I think it's okay.>>
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onunderneath. Yeah I do, yeah. Ifyou
didn't have that, I'd bekind of like
PBS. But, so for you're comfortable in if
youwould like to change it and try
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>> Yeah. Great. Yeah. If youfeel good.
>> Yeah. Do you want to. Do you
want to just try reading
throughand just. Yeah, just read ing it
on a prompter and just see howit
feels. Totally Hi.>>
Read through it once. Pleasego for it
whenever you're ready.>> Hi, I'm Emily Julka
as aproducer at PBS Wisconsin, I get
to share the beauty of our statethrough
programs like WisconsinScenic Treasures Northwoods. Our
team is hard at work on newprograming
that you're going to love from
. Oh, yeah, this is where I changed it.
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it okay. Idon't want
to change it because I feel like that's
not my role.But in my head I
was like goingto say
classics like Wisconsin, Hometown Stories and concerts
onthe square to new to newspecials
celebrating county fairs and exploring Wisconsin
lighthouses. All this for theyear
to come is funded by yoursupport today.
So please make a gift now and support
greatprograms made in Wisconsin.Thank you
.>> Do you want to do thatchange?
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mean, there are things that we
already have that wethat people
are like traditions.>> Yeah,
yeah. Yes. Yeah, wejust need t o
watch the time.>> So, because it needs
to fill .We need to hit
30. Hit 30. Okay. So I'll say Northwoods
for sure then. Okay.
take out Northwoods if that. If just taking
out thatword just makes it move along
alittle faster , that is justfine.
>> Classics like Wisconsin, Hometown
Stories and ConstantinSquare. >> Yeah
. To new to new specialscelebrating county fairs
andWisconsin lighthouses and exploring lighthouses
andexploring Wisconsin lighthouse s.
>> Houses, I guess. No
no, no, Iwant to I want to
do the readingis great.>> This is
way easier than I thought it was going
to be. Ithought it was going to
be off,and I was going to be
faking.>> No, this is what you g et
whenyou get studio cameras.>> Yes, cameras.
>> We got our big, beautifulprompter. We
can make thisbigger. We can make it
smaller. There's a person operating it so
it goes with you as
opposed tojust like, yeah, I can tell.
>> Yeah. They're like slow, fast
. Okay. I'm probably going towant
to read it once or twice
more. Yes. Okay. Let's
read throughit again. >> What do people
do with .>> Are they the
piece of paper.>> Yeah. What do people
do withtheir hands down, sometimespeople do
comfortable. Sometimespeople jus t
do the do this. Somepeople
rest, rest an elbow, butjust don't lean.
You can rest on it if it feels comfortable. Just
kind of able to set your handthere.
And just kind of conversational something like
hello ? Okay. James. James would
take his glasses off and pointthem at
people .>> So it
would be like this. Rest
but not lean. Yeah yeah,that looks cool.
Okay, well,I'll we'll move
around.>> It feels like natural.>> Yeah.
>> Okay. You want to readthrough it
once for time. All right. Sweet. Yeah. Whenever
you're ready. Hi >> Hi. I'm Emily
Julka as aproducer at PBS Wisconsin
I getto share the beauty of our
statethrough programs like WisconsinScenic Treasures Northwo
ods. Ourteam is hard
at work on moreprograming that you're
going tolove. From classics likeWisconsin
, Hometown Stories andconcerts on the square to
newspecials celebrating countyfairs and
exploring Wisconsinlighthouses . All this for the
year to come is funded by yoursupport
today , so please make
agift now and support greatprograms made
in Wisconsin.Thank you . Oh okay, a little
bitheart beating. That was perfect timing. Itwas
just under 30s. Okay
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>> Hi. I'm Emily Julka as aproducer
at PBS Wisconsin. I
getto share the beauty of our state
through programs like WisconsinScenic Treasures
Northwoods. Ourteam is hard
at work on new programing that you're going
tolove. From classics like. Okay.Whew. That's
okay . All right
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Hi. I'm Emily Julka as aproducer
at PBS Wisconsin. I getto share the
beauty of our state through programs like Wisconsin
Scenic. Oh, mother.
Hi. I'm Emily Julka as aproducer at
PBS Wisconsin. I get
to share the beauty of our statethrough
programs like WisconsinScenic
Treasures Northwoods. Ourteam is hard
at work on new programing that you're going
tolove from classics likeWisconsin, Hometown Stories
andconcerts on the square to New
specials celebrating county fairs
and exploring Wisconsin lighthouses. All this for
theyear to come is funded by
yoursupport today, so please make agift
now and support greatprograms
made in Wisconsin.Thank you
.
Hi. I'm Emily Julka as aproducer
at PBS Wisconsin. I getto share the
beauty of our state through
programs like WisconsinScenic Treasures, Northwoods,our
team is hard at work on newprograming
that you're going to love from classics
like Wisconsin, hometown Stories and
concerts on the square to
newspecials celebrating county fairs and exploring Wisconsin
lighthouses. All this for theyear to come
is funded by yoursupport today,
so please make a gift now
and support greatprograms made in Wisconsin.Thank
you .
Hi. I'm Emily Julka as aproducer
at PBS Wisconsin. I getto share the
beauty of our state through programs like Wisconsin
Scenic Treasures. Our team ishard at work
on new programingthat you're going to love.
Fromclassics like Wisconsin ,Hometown Stories and concerts
onthe square to new specialscelebrating
county fairs andexploring Wisconsin lighthouses,
all this for the year to come is
funded by your support today. So
please make a gift now andsupport great
programs made inWisconsin.
Thank you .