http://www.nmu.edu/wnmutv/ Synopses of upcoming WNMU-TV programs en-us 120 73 http://www.nmu.edu/wnmutv/ http://www.nmu.edu/wnmutv/images/13pbs_120.jpg http://www.nmu.edu/wnmutv/ Thu, 13 December 2007 20:00:00 EST Ask the Doctors "Senior Health" <br /> Area physicians will visit the Public TV 13 studios to answer phoned-in questions from viewers during this live broadcast. This week's guests are: Kristin Lelvis, MD, AAPM&R, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation; Karen Eldevick, MD, Family Medicine; Kimberly Wallman, DO, Psychiatry. Call in your questions during the broadcast at 800-227-9668. <br /> Thursday, December 13 at 8 pm ET <br /> <br /> Great Performances "Bill Irwin: Clown Prince" <br /> Actor, playwright, director, choreographer, clown - the remarkable Bill Irwin defies categorization. This program details how Irwin creates his brand of theater, his lifelong pursuit of the clown and his relationship to the work of many of the physical comedy legends such as Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd and Red Skelton, who have inspired him. <br /> Thursday, December 13 at 10 pm ET <br /> http://www.nmu.edu/wnmutv/ Fri, 14 Dec 2007 13:20:00 EST Craft in America <br /> "Memory" <br /> The first episode takes a personal tour through craft's history in America. The intimate stories of some of the country's most prominent craft artisans are set against the larger historical context of craft itself. The episode includes visits to woodworker Sam Maloof, furniture maker Garry Knox Bennett, basket makers Mary Jackson and Pat Courtney Gold and metalsmith Tom Joyce. <br /> Friday, December 14 at Noon ET <br /> <br /> Bill Moyers Journal <br /> "Keith Olbermann" <br /> What's on Keith Olbermann's mind about the media? This week, as Rupert Murdoch takes over The Wall Street Journal and as the FCC is about to allow more newspapers to expand into the broadcast business, BILL MOYERS JOURNAL continues its reporting on media consolidation and gets insight from MSNBC's popular and provocative Keith Olbermann. The broadcast includes a report on the debate around relaxing ownership rules and looks at the real-world implications of increasing cross-ownership of newspapers and broadcast outlets in the same markets. Also on the program, Dr. Ron Walters, director of the African American Leadership Center at the University of Maryland, on how race is playing out in the campaign. <br /> Friday, December 14 at 9 pm ET