>> Hi. I'm Malcolm Brett, avolunteer at
PBS Wisconsin, andwe're taking a short break
herein the NewsHour to talk to you
about supporting the NewsHour and all the great
programs hereon PBS Wisconsin. You know, if
you're looking for newspresentations
that affirm youryour thinking
or inflame yourthinking , you're in the wrong
place. But if you're looking for
concise, up to the minute,accurate news to
inform what youthink about the issues of
theday, then you're in the right
place. This is PBS Wisconsin andthe NewsHour,
the most importanthour on television, especiallynow duri
ng election season and
at a time when there's a lotgoing
on around the country and
around the world. And theNewsHour is
your source to stay informed, to have a
broad, deepand neutral understanding of the
world around you so you can
makedecisions about the importantpublic policy issues
that we're all facing together. We're
gladthat you're joining us here atthe
NewsHour. We ask for yourfinancial support
. That's whatmakes the NewsHour and all the
programs here on PBS Wisconsinpossible. So
please make yourpledge right now.>> Hi,
I'm Clint Walz . I'm onstaff here
at PBS Wisconsin. And right now this is
youropportunity to support theNewsHour and the
programs thatyou trust and depend on
righthere at PBS Wisconsin. When you
do, we have some great ways ofsaying
thank you. I'll run forthe run through
those for youfor a gift of $10 a month, agift
of $10 a month. We'd loveto say
thank you with the PBSnews mug. This
is a brand new mug and a great
way to startyour day
. For a gift of $15 amonth, we'd
like to say thank you with a PBS
Wisconsin totebag. It says
PBS Wisconsin and it says supported by
viewerslike me, yours for a gift of
$15a month. And if you're able to
make a gift of $20 a month,we'll
send you both the PBS news
mug and that PBS tote. It's
soeasy to do. It only takes a
fewminutes. You can do it by going
to pbswisconsin.org or giving usa call right
now at1-800-236-3636.
I'm Aimee Granger. I'm a
member of the staff here at
PBSWisconsin. PBS NewsHour reachesthe
highest level ofjournalistic integrity because
it's viewer supported. So because of you and
your support,it's what makes
programs likethis that you value
possible.The best way for you
to become asupporter today is to become
asustainer. So give us a call
.And at any of those levels thatClint
just described, you can support the programs that
mattermost to you. If you're already a
sustainer, now's a great time toincrease your
giving. We knowhow important this
year is tothe importance of
news, and sogive us a call or
go online.It's really easy to become a
sustainer , to become an annual
giver, or to increase the gifts
that you already give that weappreciate so
very much. So go online at pbswisconsin.org
or1-800-236-3636 here at PBS.>> Wisconsin state
and federalfunding are important componentof our
funding mix. As iscorporate sponsorships. But
thesingle most important andlargest source
of funding forthe programs you enjoy here
somuch. That's you and me
. Ourgifts are what make PBS
Wisconsin reliable, sustainable,and so
special. Your support is so important to our
ability tobring you these programs that
we're asking you to make thatgift right
now. Find individualfunding helps
keep us strong and helps keep us independent.
Andof course, we're here for
you,in part because you're here for
us. So we hope you're enjoyingtonight's broadcas
t of the
NewsHour. We know you'll enjoyit even a
little bit more. Ifyou make
a gift by calling thenumber on your
screen and eitherbecome
a member or renew yoursupport for
PBS Wisconsin, it is so essential to what
we do . Weare so appreciative
of thefunding that we get from you
,your neighbor, your family, people across the
state. That'swhat makes us special. That'swhat
sets us apart. And that'swhy
we're asking you to join ustoday. Why
don't you make that call right now?
Now more than ever ,journalism matters. And now,
right now, you can also
make adifference by becoming a memberof
PBS Wisconsin. When you do,we have some
ways of sayingthank you for a gift
of just $10a month. You'll receive the
PBSnews mug. It's very, veryhandsome
. It holds all the coffee and tea that
you need tostart your day. For a
gift of$15 a month, you'll
receive thePBS tote. It says
, supported byviewers like me
. And for a gift of $20 a month,
you'll receiveboth. You'll recei ve that brandnew
PBS news mug, and the
PBSviewers Tote. I'd like to remindyou
also , for gifts of $5
ormore, you'll receive Passport.That's
access to our online library of
PBS programs. You'llalso receive "Airwaves", ourmonthly
program guide thatarrives in your mailbox every
month and shows all of thelistings of
the Great programsthat your dollars
are going tosupport tonight. Go
ahead, give us a call right
now or go online at
WTTW. I'm sorry, pbswisconsin.org
or call us at one
(800) 236-3636.>> You know, if you're enjoying
any of the streaming services onyour smart
TV, be sure to download the
PBS app and enjoy all of the
programs that you may miss when you're doing
otherthings or, watch live. You
canstream live on the PBS
app aswell. Not to mention, as Clint
mentioned, PBS Passport. There is a huge
catalog of amazingprograms, dramas
, comedies. Allof your favorites are availableon
the PBS app, and that
can be.Or the PBS Passport app that
canbe yours when you become amember
this evening. So whether it's
as a sustainer at any ofthe levels that
Clint described,let us thank you and let
usthank you with PBS Passport, sothat
you can broaden your horizons
and see more and moreof the programs
that you'veloved over the years, and
newprograms, of course, so you canjoin
us by becoming a member orincreasing your
giving atpbswisconsin.org
at 1-800-236-3636 75,000 families
across the state
have made thecommitment to support
PBSWisconsin. took they took a
look atwhat we have
to offer, and theymade that decision
that this is important. We like this.
We wantto make sure it
continues. Andthey've stepped up and madethat,
made that financial gift.We hope
you'll do the same. My
wife Penny and I support PBSWisconsin
and watch so many programs across the year.
That's why we're members of
theDirector's Circle. If you'reable to join
at that level of $1,000 a year or
more, weencourage you to do that. But
whatever level meets your budget
,whatever level reflects yourappreciation for
PBS Wisconsin,keep us going. Keep us strong.
Make the programs come your way,
day after day after day, after
day by joining your neighbors in
supporting PBS Wisconsin. Thanksso
much .
Hi. Welcome to the studios of
PBS Wisconsin. I'm Malcolm
Bretta volunteer here inviting
you tohelp support programs like
thisone that mean so much to you
andto all of us here in Wisconsin.
Midsomer murders is imaginative mayhem. In fact
.
Hello. Welcome to the studios ofPBS Wisconsin.
I'm MalcolmBrett, a
volunteer here. We'retaking a
brief break from the most
imaginative mayhem. Mayhemon TV. The
Midsomer Murders, toinvite you to support public
television. PBS Wisconsin, your source for
great programing andgreat mysteries. In this case,
great murders, which is a
littlebit of a contradiction, I guess
,but the murders we come to lovehere
on PBS Wisconsin, this
is areprise of season
five, andwe'll go back to this episode
soon. We are anticipating season
22 coming October, and then
in2025, you're gonna have to saythat
again .>> So we're we
are airing seasonfive, but we're
actually this islike a special.
So 25 years of mayhem is the special
that we'rebreaking into right
now. Butlike right
now on television .
>> Hello and welcome to thestudios of
PBS Wisconsin. I'mMalcolm
Brett, a volunteer here
at PBS Wisconsin, and we're
enjoying this great show aboutone of our
favorite mysteryseries , a Imaginative mayhem
ofMidsomer Murders. We're enjoyingthis
reprise of many, many episodes and a great
behind the scenes look at what
is, formany, their favorite murderepisodes on
PBS Wisconsin.Coming in the fall,
we'll haveseasons 22 and then
come in2025. Season 23. But it
alldepends on you . It's yoursupport that
makes PBS Wisconsinpossible and makes it possible
for us to go out and getprograms
like Midsomer Murdersto enjoy together and to
watch,sometimes again and again andagain. But
certainly to take the tour through this great
countyof Midsomer and episode by
episode knockoff murder after murder in what is
clearly themayhem of the county, we hope
you're enjoying it there as much
as we are in the studio. We hope
you will enjoy it even moreafter you've
made your gift to PBS Wisconsin.
folks, I'm Clint Walz. I'mon
staff here at PBS Wisconsinand thank you
for joining us for 25 years of mayhem.
As we celebrate Midsomer Murders, we
have some great ways of sayingthank you
for your gift of support tonight. I'd like
to runthrough those for you for a
giftof $10 a month. We'd love to
saythank you by sending you amidsomer
murders mug. It says Another Day in Paradise,
whichis a little funny consideringit's the
deadliest place on TV, but that can be
yours for a gift of
$10 a month. For a
gift of$20 a month, not only will
youreceive the mug, you'll alsoreceive a
very special six DVD set
, which are ten specially selected
programs by NeilDudgeon , who stars as
InspectorBarnaby. A really wonderfulcollection of all
kinds of great, great episodes that
you've grown to love throughoutthe
years. Yours for a gift
ofjust $20 a month, we've got more
great ways of saying thank
youtonight, but I will turn it
overto my colleague Aimee
Grainger.But right now, give us a
callone (800) 236-3636.>> Hi, I'm
Aimee Granger. I'm amember
of the staff here at PBSWisconsin. One
thing you may not know about Midsomer Murders
, itactually doesn't come to usthrough PBS.
It is a programthat our programing
staff goesout and purchases
because weknow that you love it. We
knowthat these are programs that youvalue
and you want to see again.And again.
And because of you and your support
, it makes thatpossible. So our programingstaff
has the ability to bringyou
the programs that you value
most. The easiest way for you toshow
your support and make these
programs possible is by becominga
sustainer. Clinton justdetailed some of the different
levels and the ways
that we'dlike to say thank you. Whatever
you decide to do, know that itis
simple. It is easy . You canjoin us
by giving us a call orby visiting
us online atpbswisconsin.org.
That number again to call is
one (800) 236-3636.
nsin is the home for
mysteries, and it has been fordecades
. In fact, some of myfavorite mysteries on
PBSWisconsin go back way, way,
way,way back to programs like
Morseand Endeavor and those
programsare very diverse set ofmysteries that
we bring you, andit's supported
by a very diverse funding
mix. You are at thecenter of that
funding mix .Every program we go
out andpurchase is funded by
you, yourneighbors and your family. Whenyou
make your membership gifts.
That's how we get the diversity,the breadth
and the depth of programs that you've come
toenjoy here on PBS Wisconsin and
that you can anticipate year
after year after year because ofyour financial
support. It'sreally a pretty simple equationwith
your financial gift. We put
it in the money in theprograming budget.
We go buy the programs, we bring the
programsto you. You appreciate themwhile you
watch them, and you affirm that
appreciation throughyour members hip.
Gifts to PBSWisconsin. And then
we go outand buy more shows and
start thecycle up all over again. Won't
you make that gift right now andkeep
that cycle going ?>> That's right. It's
a greattime for you to make that
membership gift right now. Andwhen you do,
we've got some ways of saying thank you.
Remember,for a gift of $10 a month,
we'dlove to say thanks by sendingyou
the Midsomer Murders mug.
Great for any time or anyoccasion
of the day. Yours for agift
of just $10 a month.
Ifyou're able to make a gift of$20 a month,
not only will you receive the mug, you'll
alsoreceive a really great set often of some of
the best episodes from Midsomer Murders. Neil
Dudgeon actually picked these out
include the very firstepisode, the most
dramaticepisode, The funniest moment,the best
location, just a few ofthe great, great
episodes thatyou're going to find on
thisspecial collection. It's areally wonderful and
beautiful ,beautiful presentation of
thisgreat show . It's really a must
if you're a British mystery
fan.Yours for a gift of
$20 a month.Remember, if you're able to
give$5 a month, you'll
get access to Passport. That's our online
library of all the great PBSprograms that
you know and love,and you'll also
receive"Airwaves". This is our monthly
program guide, arrives in yourmailbox every single
month, and includes the listings of
all thegreat programs that your dollars
are going to support. Inaddition to Midsomer
Murders, itdoesn't matter how much you
give, it only matters that youdo. You
can do that by callingus now
at 1-800-236-3636.>> Whether it's reading the
books or watching these lovinglycrafted
programs again andagain, we know that
these areprograms that you enjoy and that
you value and that you want
tosupport. And so if you're notalready
a supporter, we invite
you to become a sustainer
,become a donor, a donor at anylevel
to PBS Wisconsin. Or
ifyou're already generously
donating, we thank you and weinvite you
to considerincreasing your gift
gifts ofevery amount and every level
aregreatly appreciated and make allthe
difference for making these programs possible. Like Clint
mentioned, PBS Passport is awonderful way for
you to watchprograms like this. All of
yourfavorites , the British murdersand
mysteries and comedies .Whenever you like. Give
us acall. Bye bye at
one(800) 236-3636. been really fun watching
the interviews with the cast.
For one thing, you find outthey're
really not thecharacters they play. They'reacting,
and it's fun to see thepeople behind
the character, andit's fun to see their
enthusiasmfor each other and theirenthusiasm
for the work they're doing. Bringing this show
toyou. We're enthusiastic
aboutbringing the show to you aswell.
We're so appreciative that you're there watching. We
hopeyou will make the call
.1-800-236-3636. Become a member. Support your favorite programs
on PBS Wisconsin .
Hi. Welcomeback to the
PBS WisconsinStudios. I hope you're enjoyingMidsomer
Murders. We're enjoyingbringing it to you, and
we hopeyou will take this break to
become a member to support your
PBS Wisconsin station, the station that brings you
MidsomerMurders and so many otherprograms that
are important toyou. This
is a very important break, and we hope
you will takeadvantage
of it because this isa challenge break.
So duringthis break, your pledge to PBS
Wisconsin will be matched dollar
for dollar. Current members havemade a special
gift to a special fund that will match
your giftup to the first $2,000 pledged
because they know what a great
incentive it is to encourage youto
become a member here at PBSWisconsin. And
we encourage youto become a
member by takingadvantage of this challengebreak.
It's really easy to do.You can double
your impact. Youcan really stretch ourprograming
budget by making your gift to
PBS Wisconsin. Rightnow, we're heartily
anticipatingepisode seasons 22 and 23
ofMidsomer Murders coming laterthis fall. We
hope you will be a
sponsor of those seasons bymaking your
pledge right now.During this ch allenge
break .>> Hi folks, I'm
Clint Walz I'mon staff here
at PBS Wisconsinand that's right. This is
achallenge break. We can
only dothese a few times every
drive.So go to your phones
right now and give us a
call and takeadvantage of that opportunitywhen
you do. We've got somegreat ways of
saying thank youtonight for a gift of
$10 amonth. We'd like to say thank
you with the Midsomer Murdersmug. Yours for
a gift of $10 amonth
for a gift of $20 a month.Not
only will you receive themug, you'll also
receive a wonderful six
DVD set, includingten of Neil
Dudgeon's favoriteepisodes, as well
as a specialDVD that includes
20 Things todo in Midsomer. Before you
Die.It also includes some postcardsin that
set. It's a really wonderful presentation and a
great addition to your DVD
library. You can return toMidsomer again and
againwhenever you like . It's a greatnight
to make a gift to PBSWisconsin
and because it's a challenge break, we'll
help youdo it right now
at1-800-236-3636. I'm Aimee Granger
. I'm amember of the staff here at
PBSWisconsin. If you are a Midso merfan,
keep your eyes peeled forsome guest
appearances in guestroles by Orlando
Bloom, OliviaColeman, and Henry Cavill. Howmuch
fun is that? See them in
their early roles before they'vebecome the stars
they are today.You can
count on PBS to bringyou these great
programs thatyou love , but the stories start
with you and your support. Whenyou become
a sustainer at any ofthe
levels Clint just described, let us thank you
and youcontinue to make all of the
programs you enjoy possible, like this one. When
you give usa call at one
(800) 236-3636 orvisit us online at
pbswisconsin.org to make your donation today
, PBS Wisconsinhas brought you mysteries forgenerations.
>> Earlier on programs likePoirot and
programs like Morseand Endeavor and so many
more.And now it's Midsomer Murders
and we hope you're enjoying it.Remember, this
is a challenge break. And all those
programsthat I mentioned to you from
ourearlier years at PBS Wisconsin,they were
supported by peoplejust like
you. Viewers like you.And now
Midsomer Murders can be supported by viewers like
you,in fact, can be supported by
youduring this challenge breakcall. Now make
your pledge. Makeyour membership gift to PBS
Wisconsin Keep this greattradition
of terrific mysteries on PBS Wisconsin. Going
longinto the future. In theimmediate
future, we've gotgreat programs
coming up. Newseasons of Midsomer Murders
,Reprise of Magpie Murders, Moonflower
Murders coming up as well, great programs this
fall ,they'll be made possible
by yourgift to PBS Wisconsin
So makethat gift right now. Go to
yourphone or go online and make your
gift and enjoy the programs youmade possible
.>> That's right. And don'tforget this is
a challenge break, so
your gift will go twice as far
. So make that call or go online right
now when you do remember we've got
some greatways of saying thank you
forgifts of $10 a month. Tonightyou'll
receive the MidsomerMurders mug and
for a gift of$20 a month,
not only will you receive the mug, you'll
receivethis wonderful six DVD set
ofMidsomer Murders. These are
thetop ten episodes as selected
byNeil Dudgeon. It includes areally wonderful
presentation,including a map of Midsomer,where
you can revisit Badger's Drift or Goodman's
Land andreally see how all of these
places that you've been hearingabout
how they all fit together
.A real whodunit, so to speak,but also
includes anotherwonderful behind the scenes
video. All of this can be yours
for a gift of $20 a month. It
only takes a handful of
minutesto do again. You've got a QR
code on your screen, you can go
online, or you can give us acall
right now at1-800-236-3636.
a sustainer , your givingis easy
month after monththrough your checking
account orthrough your credit card. You
continue to give and it'sseamless. It's very,
very easyuntil you tell us to
stop. Andthe other thing that happensmonth
after month is our amazing"Airwaves" program guide.
It'sfull of great behind the scenes
information . What's coming up?What
favorite programs arecoming back
, we have so many people who look at
their "Airwaves" guide every
monthwith their highlighter and
planout their viewing for the monthbecause
it's so important tothem
and we know it's importantto you. So
pay it forward with your gift as a
sustainer today .If you're already a
member,consider increasing your gift
.Visit us at pbswisconsin.org tomake that easy
sustaining giftor give us a
call at one(800) 236-3636.
a reminder, this is achallenge
break. So it's a really important and a
reallyfun time to make your pledgebecause
it will double the impact of your gift.
And whenyou make a gift, we will go out
and buy more programs to bringyou this
season and next season. But your financial support
doesso much more than the broadcastprograms. You
may be familiarwith. Some of
the educationalservices we have here at
PBSWisconsin. If you're not, please
go online to our website andtake a
look. You'll see all kinds of
great programs for kids and great kid
friendly apps,tools for teachers to use in
the classroom. Education has always
been the hallmark of PBSWisconsin, and still
is. Tonight We're talking about murders.
We're not trying to educateanyone about doing
murders, butwe are all about education and
Iguess you could considerMidsomer Murders a
little bit of recess
from our educationalprograms, but we have a
widevariety, a wide range ofservices
made possible by your financial gifts. Please go
tothe phone. Make your gift
duringthis challenge break and
doublethe impact of your gift to PBS
Wisconsin >> Think of all
the programsthat you know and you love,
andyou depend on that you findright
here on PBS Wisconsin. Each one of those
shows dependson viewers just
like you. Makingthat gift of support. It's
soimportant that you do it, andit's
so easy when you do.
We'vegot great ways of saying thankyou
too, during this very special challenge break, when
you give a gift of
$10 a month,we'd like to say thank
you bygiving you that, MidsomerMurders
mug for a gift of $20 amonth.
Not only will you receivethe mug,
but you'll also receive a wonderful
, wonderful six DVDset, including
ten wonderfulepisodes that were exclusively
picked out just for you
. Areally a must for any British
mystery fan. Again, it's so easyto do.
There's a QR code on your
screen. You can go to ourwebsite at
pbswisconsin.org, oryou can give us a call
right nowat 1-800-236-3636. Choose
thelevel that's right for you
.>> We want to thank you for
watching right now in the waythat you're
watching. We happento think
it's a really great wayto watch,
but we know that manypeople also stream.
So if youuse streaming services, make
sure that you have the PBS app
alongside all of the rest of theservices
you may use. It's a
wonderful way to view all of the
programs that you enjoy. Andthen there's PBS
Passport . Whenyou become a
member at any of the levels that we're
discussingtonight, you can log on to
PBSPassport and really enjoy
theentire catalog of programs.There are programs
in PBSPassport that we don't get to
air. We have limited air space,and so
you can go and watch allkinds of
shows that you may haveenjoyed in the
past, or that are new to you, and
that's becauseof your support. So when you're
a sustainer, you can enjoy thePBS app
PBS, Passport, and so many other benefits. Give
us acall at 1-800-236-3636.>> Whether you
watch us on broadcast or cable or
satelliteor Passport or the PBS
app, wecontinue to evolve the
technology to help you get the
programs as easily as possiblein the
way you want to see them.One thing
that doesn't change,even as we evolve, is
the great programs you'll find here
on PBSWisconsin. Another thing thatdoesn't
change our programs cometo
you through your support .75,000 families across Wisconsin
support PBS Wisconsin every year, and that's
why we havesuch a great schedule for
programs like this to keep you
engaged, entertained , informed,and connected to
your community .We hope you will
connect to thecommunity right now during this
challenge break, which will double your gift. We'll
hopeyou'll connect by making yourpledge to
PBS Wisconsin onlineon the phone
any way that works for you, please make
that giftright now .
Hi, I'm Malcolm Brett, avolunteer here at
PBS Wisconsin.You know, for three years, Hotel
Portofino has transported us tothe Italian
Riviera of the1920s. It's so atmospheric
andthere are so many greatpersonalities and
so many greatstory twists. It's
a great,great experience. And it's an
experience that's possible cause
of your gift to PBS
Wisconsin. We will have the restof
the season on in the comingweeks. We
know you will enjoy
itfor the fact of having made it
possible through your ship.
Gift to PBSWisconsin. Make
the call or go online. Make your gift
to PBSWisconsin Keep great programslike
Hotel Portofino coming weekafter week, year
after year.You'll be glad you did
.>> Hi folks, I'm Clint Walz I'mon
staff here at PBS Wisconsin
and when you make your gift ofsupport
right now to Hotel Portofino, we've got some
greatways of saying thank
you for a gift of $10 a
month. You'llreceive season three, a two DVD
set of Hotel Portofino for a
gift of $15 a month.
You'll receive these two
limoncelloglasses , which are handcraftedand
imported along with eightlemon note cards,
yours for agift of
$15 a month and for agift of
$25 a month. You'll receive seasons
one, two, and
three of the DVD sets, whichincludes some
great behind thescenes video as
well as well as the limoncello glasses and
thespecial note cards . Yours for agift
of $25 a month. It doesn'tmatter
how much you give, itonly matters that
you do. Itonly takes a couple of
minutes.You can do so at one
(800) 236-3636, and any of thesuggested levels
that we'reshowing you. >> Among the many
ways we saythank you is "Airwaves" and
asubscription to Passport . Youropportunity to stream
PBSWisconsin programs at yourleisure,
at your convenience. We hope you will make
that giftright now. If you've gotquestions
or operators on the phone can tell you
more andthey'll be happy to take your
pledge, it's really easy to do.You will
be glad you did it.
Youwill enjoy Hotel Portofino andall
of the great Sunday
nightprograms that we bring you eachand
every week, knowing that youare a sponsor,
a member who madethese programs possible
throughyour membership gift. So
makethat call right now. Then goback
and enjoy the rest of theshow. Thank
you so much.
As magpie Murders plays to its
crescendo, we're taking a shortbreak to
invite you to become a
member here at PBS Wisconsin
andyour membership makes thisprogram and the
coming sequel,Moonflower Murders, possib
le. Ican't wait to
see Moonflowermurders. I've
enjoyed magpiemurders so much
the way itexploits, and it contradicts
theparticular habits and practicesof the murder
mystery. It reallyplays with
those practices. Wehope you're enjoying it as
muchas we are here watching it. Weknow you will
enjoy theMoonflower Murders as well. Somany
years of so many greatmysteries
here on PBS Wisconsin, made possible by your
membershipsupport. So make next year'sseries
possible, next week'sseries possible with yourmembership
gift to PBS Wisconsin right now
.>> Hi folks, I'm Clint Walz. I'mon
staff here at PBS
Wisconsinhere enjoying another Masterpiece Masterpiece with you
when you make another gift, whenyou make
your gift of support. Tonight we have some
great waysof saying
thank you for a giftof $7 a
month, you'll receivethe Masterpiece
Mystery Mug.It's got some Edward Goreyartwork
on there for you. Yoursfor a
gift of $7 a month. Ifyou're able
to make a gift
of$10 a month, we'll you'llreceive the
ten. I'm sorry, I have completely
butchered this.Emma .
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We're
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Okay, cool .>> And, we'll just
do a couple
of practice
. Roll thrus.>> Okay. >> Let's see how
it goes. Allright. So I'm gonna clean
thisup, too. We'll see you next
time. Ohthanks. Bye bye.
We don't haveany of those extra
new PBS news
notes. my
I know that I hadfor, like, 20
years.>> Very sad about it
all.>> Okay. Do you like this one?
The. four fingers.>> Yeah,
the four, the fulcrum.
>> yeah.>> Whenever you
have extras,>> yeah , we just got this
one.And just, like, just
in time as a sample for today,
but. But nowthey're available
, so we shouldbe able to get them.
All right,I'll get one of these.>>
Go for it .>> Hey. How you
doing?>> Never better . Are you okay?>>
I forgot to follow up withyou about
how things are going to be used.
Are you working with anyoneelse for
getting these packagedand getting that kind of
stuff?No. Okay
I was like,thinking about what? I don'tknow
how to do that. >> I don't know
, but are you are you do you have
another producerthat you're working with?>> Yeah.
>> Okay. I need
one,>> let's say you come back and
I'm sure you got like. Oh, yeah.
>> Yeah. mean, maybe
they'll need,like, all sides.>> And I
don't know if they need, like, music or,
>> not, I mean, not
sure. Imean, you know, tell me what
Ican do. Like I can afford them
now and do that later. Yeah.Okay Yeah.
>> I'm just wondering if there'sanything
specific I should be doing now to make
it easier for someone else. If you
want to payus for black, not for
black,that can be added later
.>> You don't know whatever youthink is
probably best if .>> Cool. Okay,
so these all all of them
areintended to be used as
pre-rollsonline, or are any of thempotential
for broadcast,>> all of
them are potential for broadcast
. Oh they are yeah. Okay. Yeah. So it's
mostly justlike a screen test, really. And
let's see what we get. Okay. Andif
there's stuff that's usable, we'll use it
in either locationsor sort of, do
any of them have to hit specific times?
You know,I think at least the first
couple of times , let's see whatwe
got, see how long they are.And, you
know , we may have to
dosome cutting on the fly, okay.To
cut them down to certainlengths, you know,
my hope isthat, you know, we might
get a22nd out
of that. Okay. Some 30sor something.
Okay?>> I mean, if it's much longer
than 30, I'll have to cut somestuff.
>> Okay. Sounds good. And if youhave
30 or under, we don't
mindhaving an extra evergreen thingsto
have in the local andnational.
streaming.>> Okay, inventory of somethinglike focus
funds could go inthere.
Yep, yeah. Things to stream.Yeah, that'd be
rad. Streaming?Yeah that would be rad.
>> Totally rad. Just like
Burt. That's right.>> All right.
Cool.>> I'll probably loop inHeather,
when we are done with
thisand get her thoughts, she mightwant
to add something else. Ijust wasn't sure
if there wasother stuff that
had alreadybeen figured out. Nothing. Okay,good
to know this will help
mein the control room
to help mefigure it out. Okay, that
soundsgood .>> So. All right,
we'll have todo a few. Just sort
of runthrough maybe, and I'll just do
some timings of it on my
phonejust to see where things
are.>> I can I can chime in
theretoo and let you know,>> yeah,
that'd be great. Yeah. Okay
Great. Great. Are there anymoves , Lynne.
Hey, Lynne . I haveto see
how this works. It's just
totally cool on the fly
.>> Well, cross my fingers. I'llgive you
something usable.>> I don't
really don't worryabout it. Just be natural.
Just be yourself. You're
going to begreat. Perfect. Honestly.>> So
I've never read from ateleprompter before, so
yeah.>> So there's a person that'soperating
it . So if you read
faster he'll go faster. So okay
based on like whatever pace you
want to set for yourself okay.>> Cool.
And you guys will tellme if I'm
going too fast or youneed to slow
down, right I will Clint will. Perfect. Great.
>> So yeah, we'll do a couple
takes okay. So yeah. Cool. But I
think for now, can we just
justhave her. Can we just have her
read through it and have the
teleprompter just follow along before we film,
can we have just sort of readthrough
this on having readthrough it
like you would, likeyou would
expect whenever you'reready, it'll
start going whenyou start going.>> Oh,
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perfect.>> That's really good
.>> Okay 18 seconds. Totally good
pace. I mean, you weren'trushed. You didn't.
It was fantastic. Perfect. That's an
incredible first take. All right. I wish we
would havefilmed that right
. Okay.>> Should I go
through to thenext one?>> No, no.
Okay. Well, do you want to
or.>> Let's just capture that
onefor now. Yeah.>> Okay.
Perfect. Oh, you heardthat from me.>> Good.
>> And then can we get lights up
and you'll tell me when to go?>>
Yeah. Okay>> Are you just going to
giveher the . Yeah. When she points
at you, then you go okay, bigswooping
oop . Is it possible for
me to see it over here.>>
Yes. Oh. Yep Oh. Oh. Doesn'tget
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should stand indifferent places you'll tell me
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. Seconds.>> That's
. I got it at 19. Butyeah, great
. That's perfect.Great pace , let's see what else
.I don't really have anything foryou. Oh,
yeah. No >> There you go.
Okay great.>> I mean,
you seemed warm. You seem
friendly. You're smiling. >> Another one just
for safety,too. Yeah. >> Let's do one
more just tomake sure. Just in case
there'sone, that we're gonna do thatone
again. Ever so slightly better. But awesome. Fabulous.
Perfect. Do exactly that again
.>> Do that. Okay. Do it again
.>> Studios ready ?
Yep All right.>>
All right.>> The one thing I'll say
is, just use your corner
of your eyeto watch her.>> Just
keep your eyes focused on the on the
camera. If you can use your peripheral vision
towatch her. Oh. Got it. Thank
you .>> Yeah. We're
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That was great.>> Yeah, that was
a touchlonger. so I think either
one ofthose or. >> No, I think
either one ofthose would be great with
thosetwo. Yep. Yeah Really nice.Really really
nice. Totallynatural . Loved your loved your
speed. All right. Really good
.Cool. Really really good. Herewe go
. All right, so this one,can we, can
we do a run t
hroughwith the. So this is
the veryfirst time we're using thatgraphic
behind her . Yeah. So Ijust
kind of want to see how itlines
up. Yeah a little bit Ithis one
I think when I wasreading it and
timing it likeyou sent me, the thing
I think Iwas a little bit off
on timing.>> So okay, okay. >> You
just read it in the samespeed. Okay.
We're just going to see how it goes.
>> Cool. Sounds good. Doesn'thave to hit
hit hit. Okay. Got it.
okay. Just do this one as a rehearsal.
>> Kind of see how the graphicsflow
as well. Stand by
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. >> Oh yeah, she'll
start itlater . She'll start the graphic
later. So she
can actuallyhold it on the leadershipcircles.
Yeah For longer. Andthen
when she hits that mark
,they can kind of, let me
doublecheck. then that might just
like, she went , I
was like, canit stay
there?>> And then she hits. Yes. She
hits played .>> Yeah. They're just
countingin how long it takes before
itactually goes .
>> So like when she says theword
unlocks.>> Oh, that's that's literallyexactly what
Lynn just said.Yeah. Perfect.
Same page.>> So we'll
do another rehearsalof this
.>> Do we have a time
on thatlast one, >> what was the
time in thatlast one? Do you know
28seconds? Oh
, it's great.>> That's okay. Okay. All right
,all right, stand by .>> We're ready in
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>> Yeah, they're going toreposition
in the end.>> You were great. The
graphicswere a little slow, okay, butyou
came in at 26 seconds, whichis
perfect. Okay, so do the
exact same thing.
Yeah. I mean,you really are
natural at this.Just, like, totally smooth
.Okay. Yep. Great screen presence. Awesome
Cool.>> I think we're going to try
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. >> Yeah, we said
maybe a bitearlier, but other than
that, Ithought it was good. I thought
it was great. I thought it was
great. Yeah,maybe one more and we could
tryone more time. Sure That one.That
one could absolutely work.Okay.
yeah, we'll just do onemore for safety.
It sounds like.Sounds good.
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>> Isn't he nailed it?
The onething I'd say is you
saidmembership circles. Oh
no, I think she saidmembership circles, said
membership circles at the veryfirst time. Oh
I'm so sorry.>> Did you
, did I was I wrong?Am I hearing
that?>> No, I think that yeah, I
think that was. Oh, okay.>> Darn.
>> I'm sorry. We got the timing
of thegraphics. Yeah. >> The graphic is
down. Okay. Itwas perfect.>> Okay. Yeah.
Perfect.>> So we'll just do one more.>> One more. All
right. Thankyou to the members in exactly
the way that I had it sound in
my head. >> You're hitting
all the rightbeats and the notes and
beautiful cool. >> Okay.
that, guys.Okay. Jeez, man, did you
see whatwe did earlier
? Oh>> Studios ready ? Stand by
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That's great.>> It was
good, I think that I'dlike
to do it one, one, one moretime.
Do you want to do it onemore
time?>> I sped it up.>> No.
Oh, okay.>> At the end.>> And
this is just because you've never done this
before,as soon as you said it, your
face just kind of dropped. Holdyour smile.
Okay? At the end. Got it. That was
the only thingotherwise. Spot. Spot on.>>
Got it. All right. >> I mean, no
joke.>> Yeah. Oh, no.>> Yikes
.>> Have fun with it. Have funwith
it . All right, so we're
gonna do it one more time
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. >> That was it.
Yeah, that was it.
Good. Nailed it !Woohoo! Thanks, guys.
And the animation workedreally well.
Yeah.>> Really? Really. Yeah. Theygot the
timing down on that really well that's amazing
because like as soon as you
sayspecial events and join theleadership circle
it's likezooms back in really nice.>>
Cool. That's a nice spot.You're good to
go to the next one. All right. So
this one isthe IRA. All right. Gift
that'snot the right graphic behind her
fingers and stuff. There
.>> Maybe we can do a quick
readthrough without. I mean, if youwant
to record it, we can
, butwe're just recording the who leway
through.>> We're not. We're not stoppingfor
this. Yeah >> did anything
on this one as you read through it?
Was thereanything that's kind
of wonky?>> No, I think everythingsounded
okay. It's just. Can I
say qualified charitable distribution will be
the key.>> It feels like you can
. I haveconfidence in you.>> I hope
so, I do .
>> Did you want to read throughthis
one, or do you just want togo
for it ?>> Can we read
it through justone time? Absolutely. Okay
>> should we start with tax wisegiving
for the distill for this?Yes.
>> And then when she
gets to.Yeah, a
qualified basically justfor, like
the first sentence and then I think it
goes toqualified charitable distribution. I think that's
thecopy in the background. Right
What does it switch to? It goesafter
the first sentence.>> It goes to something
else. Isthat correct ?
>> She said she's going to cutto
that after 70.5 or older.Yes. Yeah
Perfect.>> Yeah. Yeah that sounds good
. >> And then it
stays there forthe rest of the
read. C
orrect.Okay. Yep. That's perfect
. Allright.
run through this .
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. Okay, tell me you
recorded that.>> Yeah, we're recording thiswhole
thing. Yeah, that was great.
okay .>> What was
the time? 30s okay. 30s had the right
line. Okay,>> let's do
another one. Can we, call
? Yep.>> I'll make
sure.>> Do you have a phone on
you?>> I totally do, and I heard
it.Buzz O
kay. I'm sorry. No. You'regood,
you actually just want to.>> Yep.
Yeah.>> Put it on airplane mode, and
then I can also just take itover
there. Perfect.>> I'm so sorry ab out that.
>> Sorry. No, you're all good. Ishould
I should have checked inthat time
.>> Tell you what I'd like to
do,can we on the teleprompter
remove the slash IRA at the veryend
?>> Yeah, on the teleprompter.Can we remove
the slash IRA atthe end?
>> So at the very end, you'lldepend
on pbswisconsin.org.>> Okay. >> Got it
, if it's 30s, I'd liketo get a
little underneath that.Okay. But if you if
you justread it like
that, we'll befine. Okay
Yep. No, you did great
, cool . Yep
. >> Yep.
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. >> I was 27
seconds.>> Yeah, I like the
ending.Obviously bobbled it. >> I did for
sure.>> No you're good. I'll do it
again. .>> I'm glad you
kept through it.>> I was like, I'm
just gonnakeep going.
>> Yep. No. And that was the
right. Thatwas the right answer. Okay,because
I definitely wanted to hear how the ending
sounded, andI think it sounds better.>>
Okay.>> Yeah, it seems to come out
a little clearer.
Yeah, yeah, because it's notlike IRA.
Yeah, but . All right, we'lldo
it again.>> Yeah , let's do it again.
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. >> That was 28
seconds.>> Nailed it . Perfect. Nailedit. Cool
Really good.>> Really good
.>> God, do you want to go to thenext one? I
do, yep. Next one.Okay
And another animation.We'll have to
see about thetiming on
that one as well
.>> So this was I don't know if
you're practicing at home I
didchange the order. I
think Ithink you did. So the reason
whyI did that is because it
linesup with the animation that Ithink
you probably saw. Cool. Yep. Don't feel like
you have tohit that. Okay. You know,
if wehit it. Fantastic
>> Cool. She's going to startwith this.
And then, dissolveinto Business, Badgers, andBeyond
Pund . Yeah
>> , right around the time
where she says focus. Yeah.
Perfect And that should help
a lot. Thatshould help a whole lot
. I likethat idea. You ready? Yeah
yeah.Let's do it. Let's see whathappens.
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Ifumbled that one. >> No no no
no no it wasn't going to work anyway
with theyeah, the animation is going to
roll it a little bit earlier.>> Yeah.
>> I think that, what
I loved about that is that
again, Imean, you're hitting all theright
notes by saying, you know,you at
PBS Wisconsin, we open the world so people
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your pacing there . It wasabsolutely the
right. It gavethat a little bit of
anopportunity to catch up withyou. Okay.
Because that doesjust the animation does run
ahair slow. Okay. So that wasperfect.
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Yeah, okay.Yeah. You hit all the right
notes. .
>> Do we have a timing on that
?Oh, no, didn't stop it. That's
fine .
>> I'll ask , Lynne wants to know
if you wanted to change thescript to
have the $5,000 or
more before, because that animates on
first in thegraphic, but that the
firstthing they animate on, say again
,the spot where it's the
$5,000or more, do you want that in
thescript to be further up? Becausethat's
the first thing that animates on the on
the graphic.>> I don't think it I
.>> She just didn't know if youwanted
it to be like the lastone, where
it was like going atthe same like
what she wassaying was the thing that
wasanimating on .>> I can
see I mean, it's
logical. I'd rather not. Okay
>> That's fine. She just $5,000.>> Although
I think it worksbetter for the
graphic, but Idon't think it
works as well for the scripts. Okay, let's
stickto the script. >> Yeah, I think
we're justgoing to stick with the script
on that. teller is a good
idea. Ithought it was a good idea,
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. >> That was 33
seconds. Okay just a little too
long.>> That was great
though.>> Really, really good read
.>> Did you want her to cut
anycopy from this or just have it
alittle faster ?>> I'm going
to .
>> I can try and speed it up
ifyou .
>> Like, yeah, I think probablywe'll
just have to speed it up.Just a
hair. Okay. So Got it,>> see
if you can speed up, but
keep the. You know, I guess ifyou
can pause a little bit after
focus funds and do the educationto
journalism, keep that the same pace. Okay.
But just ahair. >> Got it
everywhere else.>> Okay .>> Studios ready
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PBSwisconsin.org/focus funds. >> That was 33
seconds.>> That was terrible. I'm sosorry
, I'm too long . I can
. Itell you what . It sounds sogood.
I need to talk faster.>> No no
no no no .
Well Let's huddle.>> Well,
I can tell you what,Tommy. Just
suggested. What didTommy said to get rid
of the.You can help and just do
help.PBS Wisconsin That might be a
second there. >> I guess here's
kind of seewhat they think
about this .There's two ideas. They
couldeither we could either scratchthe
slash focus funds at the endor
we can scratch about howyou're you can
help good ideasbecome
great programs. Do you have
a preference because then it would just be.
Learn more atpbswisconsin.org sla sh focusfunds. Or
we could do learn moreabout how
you can help good ideas become great programs at
PBS wisconsin.org. o
, the debate on in the studio is
to either get rid of the focus funds
at the slash focus funds at the
end or themake about how
you can help goodideas become great
programs tocut that part or to
cut thefocus funds .
You probably haveto cut that slash.>>
Focus funds isn't going to doit.
Okay. It's a long script.>> Lynn's going
to come out. Oh. >> Oh, no. I'm
in trouble.>> Oh, no. It's more probably
just me not being able to relay.No
clearly enough. But do youhave any
sort of thoughts on this?
, honestly, it's justlike, I like the script
part, soI wonder, so my
which scriptpart, the good ideas become
great programs. Yeah. So I
kind ofwonder, could we take out focus
funds and then use Tommy's idea
of removing you can or
you canhelp. Yeah. Instead of you can
help just saying help. Could wedo
that like so it's I'm ReginaBelotti at
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,help PBS Wisconsin reach its
best potential. I think it's a
little weird.
right. It needsyou can. Okay.>> And
we've also got, best potential twice
. Really closetogether. Yeah. It's kind of
part of the part of the
thing, though.You want to say, okay
, that's abig focus. And then, you know,
we help people.>> You can
help us , okay.>> By invest
in a focus fund iswhere that goes
from educationto journalism to the arts to
local Wisconsin. So the gift
of5000 or more . Thank you. I mean,
is there is there a way
you canhelp? Good ideas become greatprograms
?>> Yeah, I mean, I mean, you
could do that with a gift
of$5,000 or more .>> You can help
good ideasbecome great programs. That'sactually not
bad.>> Yeah, I think I like that.
>> I think that's I think that's
better, might be a way.
>> So it's basically
with thegift of $5,000 or more, maybe
.>> Okay. You can all that too.>>
You can help good ideasbecome great
programs.>> learn more at
pbswisconsin.org. Or, you know, if
you if it's too hard, I likethat.
>> I think that's and I thinkthat
should be enough to .>> Yeah.
>> It would be . Yeah,>> we could
also cut this. You can
.>> I think we need that.>> You
need that. Okay.>> Sorry. I didn't mean
to saythat. So, like, it's all good.
Confidently as if I haveanything I know.
Like, any ideawhat I'm saying?>> Okay,
so cut this and movethe
learn more at, let's seehere
.>> You can help PBS Wisconsinreach our
best potential by investing in one of
our focusfunds, from education to
journalism to the arts to localWisconsin
programs with a gift of 5000 or more,
you can helpgood ideas
become great programs .>> Learn more.
Yeah, I have some other
.Learn more at pbswisconsin.org
.>> Slash focus. Fox. Got it.Okay, I
think that works.>> Is there anything else
we cando to sort of match
up to thisat all to match up,
just sortof, I mean
, even though she'skind of slowing it down,
it'sstill, you know , well on theanimation,
I mean, I could have
it come up earlier. >> Well, if you
move the word focus
funds earlier , likeediting. Yeah. I
don't think itmakes sense
to have the focus funds animation start before
it says focus funds. But
whathappens is it goes
focus fundsand then it goes
$5,000 and thenit goes education, journalism,arts
.>> Well, oh yeah, for sure.Where are
you currently?>> I'm currently
dissolving toit after investing
.>> Okay. Yeah. Exactly
Okay. Soif you're okay with the words
focus fund coming up earlier or
I think so, I think if
you, Ithink we could, you know, even
just right before investing itdoes I don't
think it's going to take much.
Okay. Reach its best potential if they see
the wordscome up when they hit
focusfunds, they're ready to sort
of.>> All right, we'll try it, see
what happens. . Try it once. If
itworks, great. If it doesn't goback
to your plan. Cool Thankyou. That was
helpful. I thinkthat's actually a
strongerscript, to be honest with you.>>
Yeah, I think that
soundsgood. Hopefully I can say it out
loud. We'll see .>> Might be a
minute to for Lynn to relay. Cool. Tommy
>> Yeah, how are you doing? Areyou
doing okay? You need water.Do you
have water?>> Did you bring it? I
do, Ihave water back there
.>> You've been going at it,
and we have, what, like
ten minutesleft? Is that right?>> I
think, yeah, I think we'refine. Yeah, we'll
be okay.>> Thank you. Yeah. You bet
youcan just put it down below or
even over here. Oh, perfect.Okay. It won't
be in the shot .
>> Well, I've never done this
before. single time in my
life.So thank you guys for being sokind. Oh, my G
od, when Emma sees
this , get ready to do
somepledge .>> Oh, no
, I just got I'm out ofa job
.>> Oh, it's like those classeswhere it's
all based on, like,
how much you improve. So youstart out
bad, that you look like you've improved.
Yeah .>> And me, you
start off andthen you just deteriorate
.>> You just need a little. Ithink
they got the prompter allfixed here.
I'm sorry. Do you want to go through
. >> Stand by
. >> I'm Regina Belotti
at PBSWisconsin. We open up the world
so people can reach their bestpotential. You
can help PBSWisconsin reach its
bestpotential by investing in one of
our focus funds from educationto journalism to
the arts to local Wisconsin programs,
with agift of $5,000 or more, you
canhelp good ideas become great
programs. Learn more atpbswisconsin.org. Slash focus
funds .
>> Okay, so the script that'sthat was
that was an improvement,
it was a good one.>> Yeah. Do
you want to do itagain for safety,
or do you do one more just to
see?>> I don't know if I have
anysort of. le
to. Okay.>> do one more for safety.
>> That was 29. You said
29.>> Yeah . Yeah.>> Let's
just do it one more
time and see what happens. Okay,cool.
safety Studios ready? >> Really nice. Great
read.>> Stand by .
Can you tuck the hair behind your left
ear?>> Left ear. Yeah, yeah. Thankyou
.>> Better. Okay. Good Stand by
. >> I'm Regina Belotti
at PBSWisconsin. We open
up the world,so people can reach their
bestpotential. You can help
PBSWisconsin reach its bestpotential by
investing in one of our focus funds from
educationto journalism to the arts to
local Wisconsin programs, with agift of
$5,000 or more, you canhelp
good ideas become great programs. Learn more at
pbswisconsin.org. Slash focus funds
.>> 29 again, that was it
.>> I like that last
one for some reason. Cool. Yeah, that
was great. I got all
of them. Ithink we got them all.
>> All right. I
think we'regood. Yeah. Cool. Okay great
.>> You don't want to do