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By December 6 at 7:30pm

By Weekend All Things Considered - Sat & Sun at 4:00 pm

ON PUBLIC RADIO 89.5 HD1 – All Things Considered launches an occasional series "The Internet at 40." The series explores the people who built it, the way it's changed us, and what the future holds.

NPR's Guy Raz reports on the first connection of the U.S. Department of Defense's ARPANET, which many consider the day the "infant Internet" uttered its first words.

By Saturdays at noon

ON CLASSICAL 88.7 HD1 – The WFMT Radio Network has partnered with the Houston Grand Opera to present 6 operas from their 2008-2009 schedule.

The Houston Grand Opera is recognized nationally and internationally for artistic excellence and innovation. It contributes to the cultural enrichment of the city of Houston and the nation, by producing and performing world-class opera, creating a diverse, innovative and balanced program of performances, events, community and educational projects, which reaches the widest possible public.

By Friday, October 30 at 8 pm

ON PUBLIC RADIO 89.5 HD1 – Our Documentary of the Week features an Oxford-style debate examining the motion whether Buy American/Hire American policies will backfire.

By Through November 3

ON NPR.ORG – A Haunted Mix from NPR Music! LISTEN NOW

NPR Music staffers and station partners observe the holiday by assembling a chilling collection of songs about ghosts, hauntings and otherwise disembodied and discombobulated spirits. More unsettling than pumpkins and more ethereal than zombies, these ghosts are sure to alternately soothe and rattle your nerves as the big day approaches.

By 7:00 pm Tue-Fri

ON PUBLIC RADIO 89.5 HD1 – Marketplace presents a special series of climate-change coverage, culminating in two weeks of reports during December's UN climate change conference in Copenhagen, Denmark.

By Sunday Evenings from 9-10 pm

ON IDEAS 89.5 HD3 – The goal of The Thomas Jefferson Hour is to tease out the truth of each topic in the tradition of Thomas Jefferson - the founding father educated in Enlightenment ideals and considered by many to be the visionary of the founding of our nation.

By Monday, October 19 from noon-1 pm

ON PUBLIC RADIO 89.5 HD1 – Public Radio Tulsa News Director John Durkee will moderate a the three-way debate between Democrat Tom Adelson, Republican Dewey Bartlett, and Independent candidate Mark Perkins. Join us for this Downtown Kiwanis Club election debate, broadcast live from First United Methodist Church in downtown Tulsa.

By Friday, October 16 at 8 pm

ON PUBLIC RADIO 89.5 HD1 – Organisms change, and the result is evolution. This hour, Radio Lab tells stories of adaptation...for foxes, a small town in Oregon, and one particular troop of baboons in the Western Serengeti...that may have you thinking differently about war, violence and human nature. Learn More

By Mon-Wed at 7:35 am

ON PUBLIC RADIO 89.5 HD1 – National award winning broadcast journalist Marshall Stewart begins an investigative news series examining Tulsa's Juvenile Justice system. Our microphones will take you into the courtroom and you will hear first hand from the judge on the bench what needs to be done to salvage the crumbling system. You'll hear from parents of troubled teens, law enforcers, and elected leaders on saving an at-risk generation. Join us at 7:35 a.m., Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for this informative investigative review.