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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 , there's more.>> But
wait, there's more . Notone but two,
two chamoiseau'sfeel good. Yeah.>> We
are all set out here
. >> 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. Oh
Aimeemight not be 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. Whoa
Thatokay? I can 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.
Should I file a report withfacilities
? >> You're not going
to take ithome 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 through it at all?
We might as well 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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It could be PBS Wisconsin.Innovative and inspiri
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Hi, I'm Eric Greiling July 1stmarks the
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Anexciting time as we plan andbudget
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inspiring work reachesbeyond the television screen to
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And it's possible,thanks to your support. Visit
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July1st marks the beginning of a new
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School andcommunities in the
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An exciting time as we plan andbudget
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inspiring work reachesbeyond the television screen to
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beginning of a new
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Should I say Northwoods? Orshould
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 I do it, then
we'll just behappy. Maybe we can actually
edit this. Oh, nice. Like, if
you. Is the camera right there?
Yeah. Oh You're just oh I
justlook at the thing that it is.
Yes. Oh okay. Yeah. I was
likeon my B cycle. Memory. Memory
losing it. If you don't want
theprompter I can 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 toget
this done in like 90s. YeahWait, but
don't lean. Wait how.See through. Is
it? I forgotabout lights. I brought
anothershirt. I don't think it's.>> I
think it's okay.>> Okay
. You've got a shirt 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 a different shirt, you're
welcome to. No, no, I think, butI
feel like it's good. >> 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. Okay. Which
it doesn't. I call 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? >> I think classic
sounds soundsgood. I 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
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That was perfect timing. Itwas just
under 30s. Okay .
>> 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 .
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
.