This is a sound rich, inventive and humorous take on Sherlock Holmes that can be run as a CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: "Holmes Creepy Christmas" (28:57) Holmes, Watson and Watson's wife, Mary Morstan, visit Scotland and the castle of Lord Tavis Mac Millian, only to become entangled in the curse of the Loch Alsh monster and the ghost of Macbeth. Sherlock Holmes: Vernon Morris; Dr. John H. Watson, MD: Henry J. Quinn; Mary Morstan: Gwendolyn Lewis; Tavis Mac Millian: B.H. Barry; the three witches: Jan Meredith, Gwendolyn Lewis; Joe Bevilacqua; Scotty Mac Melillo: Vernon Morris. --- If you are looking for short Christmas piece, check out THE CHRISTMAS I SAVED MACY'S at: http://www.prx.org/pieces/22168 ---- The entire The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes series, plus extras, such as pilot episodes not aired and outtakes, can be purchased on a data CD of broadcast quality MP3s, at: http://www.comedyorama.com/soundforsale/sfs-holmes-order.htm -- HISTORY I was inspired to create this radio series, first from reading Conan Doyle's stories. I tried to fill the scripts with sly references to the original "Canon," as it s called. Even th Baker Street Irregulars and other Holmesian groups and scholars have enjoyed this about my series. My second inspiration, as you might have guessed was ... Daws Butler, the great voice actor and my mentor. In 1976, Daws wrote a script called "Sherlock Holmes in Trouble," which portrayed Holmes as a booby and Watson as a selfish intellectual using Holmes. It led to several other scripts some if which were produced, including "This Here is Your Life, Sherlock Holmes," written and performed by Daws and his acting workshop. The third inspiration came when I met a group of actors I met in the summer of 1982. I was acting in an Off-Broadway play, "Spider's Web" by Lucille Fletcher, author of the great radio play. "Sorry, Wrong Number." I was the mysterious Butler (I didn't do it.) and the cast was rounded out by Brit Vernon Morris, and an American cast of wonderful actors I grew to love over the months we performed for the Meat & Potatoes Company, with no air condition! All the characters in "Spider's Web" had their Holmesian counterparts. I quickly decided to write a ten-part radio drama series, built around the first Daws Butler script, which eventually served as episode three in th plot arc of my series, starring this cast. The Misadentures of Sherlock Holmes premiered in October 1983 on WBAI and ran through 1985. By the time, we were finished, we had ten great, inspired half-hours. They have since played on public radio stations across the United States, in Canada, England, Australia and New Zealand. Mostly, recently, they aired on XM Radio, since 2003. Vernon Morris was an amazing Holmes, playing him more like Stan Laurel than Basil Rathbone. Henry J. Quinn, though not English, played his Watson as a pompous, lying egotist, the opposite of the Nigel Bruce booby interpretation of the character from the 1940s movies. Henry was a retired FBI agent, who took up acting late and was often seen in sketches on David Letterman. The late Jan Meredith of North Carolina was the nutty but jovial Mrs. Hudson, played as an Irish woman. English actress Gwendolyn Lewis played Holmes's secret love, Irene Adler, as a sexy tone-deaf tart who dreamed of being an opera singer. --- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Lorie Kellogg 845-647-9475 press@waterlogg.com Three Year Old Boy Saves Macy's Public Radio Veteran Recalls Stamping Out a Fire in 1964 This holiday season is a special one for Joe Bevilacqua (or Joe Bev as he often known). The veteran, award-winning writer, cartoonist, radio producer and actor has not one, but FOUR different Christmas Specials being broadcast on public radio stations across the country, over the next few days. In one of them, "The Christmas I Saved Macy?s," Bevilacqua recalls the time he stamped out a fire at Bambergers Department Store in Newark, New Jersey in 1964 when he was three years. The story was published in the December-January issue of Orange Magazine, reprinted in December 6 issue of The Ellenville Journal, and Joe Bevilacqua will be reading it on Public Radio International's "Here and Now," XM Satellite Radio and public radio stations nationwide, now through December 25. Bamberger?s department store was founded in 1893 by Louis Bamberger,and the building, which was erected in 1912, had a big clock on it. Unlike the sprawling malls of today, Bamberger?s took up the entire building and sold everything from ladies underwear to model homes. In 1929, Bamberger?s was purchased by R.H. Macy Co. of New York City, but it wasn?t until 1986 that the name was changed to Macy?s when they went national. Today, there are Macy?s across the country. "And you can thank me for it," says Bevilacqua. "The same year ?The Beatles? invaded America, I saved Bamberger?s, so if it were not for me, the Macy?s we know today may not have existed." Bevilacqua's mother, Joan, brought her some to downtown Newark to shop for Christmas and so he could see his father, Joe, Sr., who was a policeman, directing traffic at the intersection of Market and Halsey Streets, where Bamberger?s was located. After a visit with Santa, his mother took the boy into Bamberger's ladies lounge. Bevilacqua recalls, "It was a handsome place with real wood paneling, glass ashtrays on ornate brass stands and leather chairs in which sat seven or eight Jackie Kennedy look-alikes, wearing pillbox hats, half-jackets and white gloves. They had all kicked off their spiked healed shoes and were rubbing their stockinged feet in between puffs of their cigarettes." A woman screamed and Bevilacqua saw flames coming out of one of the ashtray stands. The woman kicked over the stand and jumped up onto her leather chair, and the carpet was on fire. The woman screamed and jumped up. ?Somebody put it out!? urged one woman. "I can?t! I don?t have my shoes on!? replied another. ?Me either!? added a third. The last suggested, ?Get that kid to do it! He?s got shoes on!? Bevilacqua says he "quickly stamped out the fire" and the women lifted him up and "hugged and kissed" him. What does the 35-year public radio veteran remember most about that day? "The woman who had suggested my act of heroism picked me up, kissed my cheek and smiled. Her makeup smelled just like a delicious cotton candy. Bevilacqua has edited and written several books, including Daws Butler: Characters Actor, the authorized biography of the voice of Yogi Bear. A frequent contributor to National Public Radio, He has won many awards, including a Silver Reel from the National Federation of Community Broadcasters for A Guy Named Joe Bevilacqua. His radio documentary Lady Bird Johnson: Legacy of a First Lady won best radio documentary at the 2001 New York Festivals. Most recently, Bevilacqua won a New York Festivals for his 2006 All Things Considered tribute to cartoon legend Joe Barbera. Bevilacqua has also written, directed and acting in hundreds of radio dramas for NPR and XM Satellite Radio. In addition, he writes three to five articles per week for The Ellenville Journal in Ellenville, NY. He also contributed a number of articles, essays and cartoons to the premiere issue of Orange Magazine. ?Joe Bev? and his wife and co-creator, Lorie Kellogg, live in their uniquely cartoonish home in the woods of Napanoch, NY, with their three dogs, George, Gracie and Zasu, and their two cats, Offica Pup and Krazy Kat. You can hear over 30 hours of his audio work, much of it for National Public Radio, at: www.joebev.com. A current "Joe Bevilacqua Holiday Specials" radio station carriage list follows: "The Christmas I Saved Macy's" Licensed by Public Radio International's "Here and Now" - Airing on: * KJZZ 91.5 FM -- Phoenix, Arizona ? 11am - Noon (MT/PT) * KUAZ 1550 AM -- Tucson, Arizona ? 11am - Noon (MT/PT) * KUAZ 89.1 FM -- Tucson, Arizona ? 11am - Noon (MT/PT) * KNHM 91.5 FM -- Bayside, California ? 11am - Noon (PT) * KPMO 1300 AM -- Mendocino, California ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KMJC 620 AM -- Mt. Shasta, California ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KAZU 90.3 FM -- Pacific Grove, California ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KCLU 102.3 FM -- Santa Barbara, California ? 2 - 3pm (PT) * KCLU 88.3 FM -- Thousand Oaks, California ? 2 - 3pm (PT) * KSYC 1490 AM -- Yreka, California ? 10 - 11am (PT) * WSHU 1260 AM -- Westport, Connecticut ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * KBSU 730 AM -- Boise, Idaho ? 11am - Noon (MT) * KBSK 89.9 FM -- McCall, Idaho ? 11am - Noon (MT) * KEZJ 1450 AM -- Twin Falls, Idaho ? 11am - Noon (MT) * WKCC 91.1 FM -- Kankakee, Illinois ? Noon - 1pm (CT) * WBUR 90.9 FM -- Boston, Massachusetts ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WBUR 1240 AM -- Cape Cod and the Islands, Massachusetts ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WCCT 90.3 FM -- Harwich, Massachusetts ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WSDH 91.5 FM -- Sandwich, Massachusetts ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WDET 101.9 FM -- Detroit, Michigan ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WKAR 870 AM -- East Lansing, Michigan ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WSGR 91.3 FM -- Port Huron, Michigan ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * KBIA2 KBIA2 HD -- Columbia, Missouri ? 11am - Noon (CT) * KEMC 91.7 FM -- Billings, Montana ? Noon - 1pm (MT) * KBMC 102.1 FM -- Bozeman, Montana ? Noon - 1pm (MT) * KECC 90.7 FM -- Miles City, Montana ? Noon - 1pm (MT) * WEVC 107.1 FM -- Berlin, New Hampshire ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WEVO 89.1 FM -- Concord, New Hampshire ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WEVH 91.3 FM -- Hanover, New Hampshire ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WEVJ 99.5 FM -- Jackson, New Hampshire ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WEVN 90.7 FM -- Keene, New Hampshire ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * KSFR 101.1 FM -- Santa Fe, New Mexico ? 5 - 6pm (MT) * WSUF 89.9 FM -- Greenport, New York ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WSUF 105.7 FM -- Selden, New York ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WFAE 90.7 FM -- Charlotte, North Carolina ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * Public Rad 88.1 FM -- Greenville, North Carolina ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WFHE 90.3 FM -- Hickory, North Carolina ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WKNS 90.3 FM -- Kinston, North Carolina ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WBJD 91.5 FM -- Morehead City, North Carolina ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WZNB 88.5 FM -- New Bern, North Carolina ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WFDD 88.5 FM -- Winston-Salem, North Carolina ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * KOAB 91.3 FM -- Bend, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * KOAC 550 AM -- Corvallis, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * KRVM 1280 AM -- Eugene, Oregon ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KAGI 930 AM -- Grants Pass, Oregon ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KTVR 90.3 FM -- La Grande, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * KOAP 88.7 FM -- Lakeview, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * KRBM 90.9 FM -- Pendleton, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * KOPB 91.5 FM -- Portland, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * KTBR 950 AM -- Roseburg, Oregon ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KSJK 1230 AM -- Talent, Oregon ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KTMK 91.1 FM -- Tillamook, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * WHYY 90.9 FM -- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WRNI 1290 AM -- Providence, Rhode Island ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WXNI 1230 AM -- Westerly, Rhode Island ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WPLN HD2 -- Nashville, Tennessee ? 11am - Noon (CT) * KAMU 2 HD -- College Station, Texas ? 11am - Noon (CT) * WXPR 2 HD -- Rhinelander, Wisconsin ? Noon - 1pm (CT) * KYPR 88.9 FM -- Gillette, Wyoming ? Noon - 1pm (MT) ?The Christmas I Saved Macy's? Licensed by WAMC, Albany, NY - Air date: 12/21/07 at noon during ?Midday Magazine,? Contact: Kate Briton kbritton@wamc.org Frequencies: WAMC, 90.3 FM, Albany NY; WAMC, 1400AM, Albany NY; WAMK, 90.9 FM, Kingston NY; WOSR, 91.7 FM, Middletown NY, WCEL, 91.9 FM, Plattsburgh NY; WCAN, 93.3 FM, Canajoharie NY; WANC, 103.9 FM, Ticonderoga NY; WRUN 1150 AM, Utica, NY; WAMQ, 105.1 FM, Great Barrington MA "The Christmas I Saved Macy's" Licensed by WJFF, Jeffersonville, NY - Air date: 12/23/07, 9:00 pm Frequency: 90.5 FM Contact: Mike D'Antonio 845-482-4141 "The Christmas I Saved Macy's" Licensed by WGUC, Cincinnati, OH, 12/5/07 - No carriage reporting has been submitted. Frequency: 90.9 FM "The Christmas I Saved Macy's" Licensed by KUT, Austin, TX - Air date: 12/20/08 (central time), during NPR's ?Morning Edition? Frequency: KUT 90.5 FM Contact: Emily Donahue, edonahue@kut.org "The Christmas I Saved Macy's" Licensed by WILL Urbana, Illinois - Air date: 12/1/07, 5pm (central time) Frequency: AM580 Contact: Jason Croft "Sidetrack" Host/Producer WILL-AM 580 Campbell Hall for Public Telecommunication 300 N. Goodwin Ave. Urbana, IL 61801 (217) 333-0850 j-croft@uiuc.edu http://will.uiuc.edu ?The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes, Christmas Special? Licensed by KWIT, Sioux City, Iowa 12/12/07 - No carriage reporting has been submitted. Frequency: 90.3, Sioux City, 90.3 Okoboji, Iowa ?The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes, Christmas Special? Licensed by WJFF, Jeffersonville, NY - Air date: 12/23/07, 9:00 pm Frequency: 90.5 FM Contact: Mike D'Antonio 845-482-4141 ?The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes, Christmas Special? Licensed by KDUR - Air date: 12/25/07 Frequency: 91.9/93.9 FM Contact: Bryant Liggett, KDUR PROGRAM DIRECTOR 970.247.7628 "The Joe Bev Holiday Treat" Licensed by KPIE, Dallas, OR - No carriage reporting has been submitted. Contact: Fred Compton, General Manager Frequency: 94.7 FM "The Joe Bev Holiday Treat" Licensed by WGBH Radio Boston - Air date: 12/23/08, 11:00 pm Frequency: 89.7 FM Contact: Andrea Smardon andrea_smardon@wgbh.org "The Joe Bev Holiday Treat" Licensed by WKNH, Keene, NH - Air date: 12/16/08, 9:00 pm Frequency: 91.3 FM Contact: Janine ?Ginger? Marr wknhradiotheatre@yahoo.com "A Comedy-O-Rama Christmas" Licensed by XM Satellite Radio Frequency: Sonic Theater Channel 163- No carriage reporting has been submitted. Contact: Josephine Reed Josephine.Reed@xmradio.com For an updated list, please e-mail joebev@joebev.com.

This is a sound rich, inventive and humorous take on Sherlock Holmes that can be run as a CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: "Holmes Creepy Christmas" (28:57) Holmes, Watson and Watson's wife, Mary Morstan, visit Scotland and the castle of Lord Tavis Mac Millian, only to become entangled in the curse of the Loch Alsh monster and the ghost of Macbeth. Sherlock Holmes: Vernon Morris; Dr. John H. Watson, MD: Henry J. Quinn; Mary Morstan: Gwendolyn Lewis; Tavis Mac Millian: B.H. Barry; the three witches: Jan Meredith, Gwendolyn Lewis; Joe Bevilacqua; Scotty Mac Melillo: Vernon Morris. --- If you are looking for short Christmas piece, check out THE CHRISTMAS I SAVED MACY'S at: http://www.prx.org/pieces/22168 ---- The entire The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes series, plus extras, such as pilot episodes not aired and outtakes, can be purchased on a data CD of broadcast quality MP3s, at: http://www.comedyorama.com/soundforsale/sfs-holmes-order.htm -- HISTORY I was inspired to create this radio series, first from reading Conan Doyle's stories. I tried to fill the scripts with sly references to the original "Canon," as it s called. Even th Baker Street Irregulars and other Holmesian groups and scholars have enjoyed this about my series. My second inspiration, as you might have guessed was ... Daws Butler, the great voice actor and my mentor. In 1976, Daws wrote a script called "Sherlock Holmes in Trouble," which portrayed Holmes as a booby and Watson as a selfish intellectual using Holmes. It led to several other scripts some if which were produced, including "This Here is Your Life, Sherlock Holmes," written and performed by Daws and his acting workshop. The third inspiration came when I met a group of actors I met in the summer of 1982. I was acting in an Off-Broadway play, "Spider's Web" by Lucille Fletcher, author of the great radio play. "Sorry, Wrong Number." I was the mysterious Butler (I didn't do it.) and the cast was rounded out by Brit Vernon Morris, and an American cast of wonderful actors I grew to love over the months we performed for the Meat & Potatoes Company, with no air condition! All the characters in "Spider's Web" had their Holmesian counterparts. I quickly decided to write a ten-part radio drama series, built around the first Daws Butler script, which eventually served as episode three in th plot arc of my series, starring this cast. The Misadentures of Sherlock Holmes premiered in October 1983 on WBAI and ran through 1985. By the time, we were finished, we had ten great, inspired half-hours. They have since played on public radio stations across the United States, in Canada, England, Australia and New Zealand. Mostly, recently, they aired on XM Radio, since 2003. Vernon Morris was an amazing Holmes, playing him more like Stan Laurel than Basil Rathbone. Henry J. Quinn, though not English, played his Watson as a pompous, lying egotist, the opposite of the Nigel Bruce booby interpretation of the character from the 1940s movies. Henry was a retired FBI agent, who took up acting late and was often seen in sketches on David Letterman. The late Jan Meredith of North Carolina was the nutty but jovial Mrs. Hudson, played as an Irish woman. English actress Gwendolyn Lewis played Holmes's secret love, Irene Adler, as a sexy tone-deaf tart who dreamed of being an opera singer. --- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Lorie Kellogg 845-647-9475 press@waterlogg.com Three Year Old Boy Saves Macy's Public Radio Veteran Recalls Stamping Out a Fire in 1964 This holiday season is a special one for Joe Bevilacqua (or Joe Bev as he often known). The veteran, award-winning writer, cartoonist, radio producer and actor has not one, but FOUR different Christmas Specials being broadcast on public radio stations across the country, over the next few days. In one of them, "The Christmas I Saved Macy?s," Bevilacqua recalls the time he stamped out a fire at Bambergers Department Store in Newark, New Jersey in 1964 when he was three years. The story was published in the December-January issue of Orange Magazine, reprinted in December 6 issue of The Ellenville Journal, and Joe Bevilacqua will be reading it on Public Radio International's "Here and Now," XM Satellite Radio and public radio stations nationwide, now through December 25. Bamberger?s department store was founded in 1893 by Louis Bamberger,and the building, which was erected in 1912, had a big clock on it. Unlike the sprawling malls of today, Bamberger?s took up the entire building and sold everything from ladies underwear to model homes. In 1929, Bamberger?s was purchased by R.H. Macy Co. of New York City, but it wasn?t until 1986 that the name was changed to Macy?s when they went national. Today, there are Macy?s across the country. "And you can thank me for it," says Bevilacqua. "The same year ?The Beatles? invaded America, I saved Bamberger?s, so if it were not for me, the Macy?s we know today may not have existed." Bevilacqua's mother, Joan, brought her some to downtown Newark to shop for Christmas and so he could see his father, Joe, Sr., who was a policeman, directing traffic at the intersection of Market and Halsey Streets, where Bamberger?s was located. After a visit with Santa, his mother took the boy into Bamberger's ladies lounge. Bevilacqua recalls, "It was a handsome place with real wood paneling, glass ashtrays on ornate brass stands and leather chairs in which sat seven or eight Jackie Kennedy look-alikes, wearing pillbox hats, half-jackets and white gloves. They had all kicked off their spiked healed shoes and were rubbing their stockinged feet in between puffs of their cigarettes." A woman screamed and Bevilacqua saw flames coming out of one of the ashtray stands. The woman kicked over the stand and jumped up onto her leather chair, and the carpet was on fire. The woman screamed and jumped up. ?Somebody put it out!? urged one woman. "I can?t! I don?t have my shoes on!? replied another. ?Me either!? added a third. The last suggested, ?Get that kid to do it! He?s got shoes on!? Bevilacqua says he "quickly stamped out the fire" and the women lifted him up and "hugged and kissed" him. What does the 35-year public radio veteran remember most about that day? "The woman who had suggested my act of heroism picked me up, kissed my cheek and smiled. Her makeup smelled just like a delicious cotton candy. Bevilacqua has edited and written several books, including Daws Butler: Characters Actor, the authorized biography of the voice of Yogi Bear. A frequent contributor to National Public Radio, He has won many awards, including a Silver Reel from the National Federation of Community Broadcasters for A Guy Named Joe Bevilacqua. His radio documentary Lady Bird Johnson: Legacy of a First Lady won best radio documentary at the 2001 New York Festivals. Most recently, Bevilacqua won a New York Festivals for his 2006 All Things Considered tribute to cartoon legend Joe Barbera. Bevilacqua has also written, directed and acting in hundreds of radio dramas for NPR and XM Satellite Radio. In addition, he writes three to five articles per week for The Ellenville Journal in Ellenville, NY. He also contributed a number of articles, essays and cartoons to the premiere issue of Orange Magazine. ?Joe Bev? and his wife and co-creator, Lorie Kellogg, live in their uniquely cartoonish home in the woods of Napanoch, NY, with their three dogs, George, Gracie and Zasu, and their two cats, Offica Pup and Krazy Kat. You can hear over 30 hours of his audio work, much of it for National Public Radio, at: www.joebev.com. A current "Joe Bevilacqua Holiday Specials" radio station carriage list follows: "The Christmas I Saved Macy's" Licensed by Public Radio International's "Here and Now" - Airing on: * KJZZ 91.5 FM -- Phoenix, Arizona ? 11am - Noon (MT/PT) * KUAZ 1550 AM -- Tucson, Arizona ? 11am - Noon (MT/PT) * KUAZ 89.1 FM -- Tucson, Arizona ? 11am - Noon (MT/PT) * KNHM 91.5 FM -- Bayside, California ? 11am - Noon (PT) * KPMO 1300 AM -- Mendocino, California ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KMJC 620 AM -- Mt. Shasta, California ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KAZU 90.3 FM -- Pacific Grove, California ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KCLU 102.3 FM -- Santa Barbara, California ? 2 - 3pm (PT) * KCLU 88.3 FM -- Thousand Oaks, California ? 2 - 3pm (PT) * KSYC 1490 AM -- Yreka, California ? 10 - 11am (PT) * WSHU 1260 AM -- Westport, Connecticut ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * KBSU 730 AM -- Boise, Idaho ? 11am - Noon (MT) * KBSK 89.9 FM -- McCall, Idaho ? 11am - Noon (MT) * KEZJ 1450 AM -- Twin Falls, Idaho ? 11am - Noon (MT) * WKCC 91.1 FM -- Kankakee, Illinois ? Noon - 1pm (CT) * WBUR 90.9 FM -- Boston, Massachusetts ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WBUR 1240 AM -- Cape Cod and the Islands, Massachusetts ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WCCT 90.3 FM -- Harwich, Massachusetts ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WSDH 91.5 FM -- Sandwich, Massachusetts ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WDET 101.9 FM -- Detroit, Michigan ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WKAR 870 AM -- East Lansing, Michigan ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WSGR 91.3 FM -- Port Huron, Michigan ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * KBIA2 KBIA2 HD -- Columbia, Missouri ? 11am - Noon (CT) * KEMC 91.7 FM -- Billings, Montana ? Noon - 1pm (MT) * KBMC 102.1 FM -- Bozeman, Montana ? Noon - 1pm (MT) * KECC 90.7 FM -- Miles City, Montana ? Noon - 1pm (MT) * WEVC 107.1 FM -- Berlin, New Hampshire ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WEVO 89.1 FM -- Concord, New Hampshire ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WEVH 91.3 FM -- Hanover, New Hampshire ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WEVJ 99.5 FM -- Jackson, New Hampshire ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WEVN 90.7 FM -- Keene, New Hampshire ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * KSFR 101.1 FM -- Santa Fe, New Mexico ? 5 - 6pm (MT) * WSUF 89.9 FM -- Greenport, New York ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WSUF 105.7 FM -- Selden, New York ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WFAE 90.7 FM -- Charlotte, North Carolina ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * Public Rad 88.1 FM -- Greenville, North Carolina ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WFHE 90.3 FM -- Hickory, North Carolina ? 1 - 2pm (ET) * WKNS 90.3 FM -- Kinston, North Carolina ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WBJD 91.5 FM -- Morehead City, North Carolina ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WZNB 88.5 FM -- New Bern, North Carolina ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WFDD 88.5 FM -- Winston-Salem, North Carolina ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * KOAB 91.3 FM -- Bend, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * KOAC 550 AM -- Corvallis, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * KRVM 1280 AM -- Eugene, Oregon ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KAGI 930 AM -- Grants Pass, Oregon ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KTVR 90.3 FM -- La Grande, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * KOAP 88.7 FM -- Lakeview, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * KRBM 90.9 FM -- Pendleton, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * KOPB 91.5 FM -- Portland, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * KTBR 950 AM -- Roseburg, Oregon ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KSJK 1230 AM -- Talent, Oregon ? 10 - 11am (PT) * KTMK 91.1 FM -- Tillamook, Oregon ? 9 - 10am (PT) * WHYY 90.9 FM -- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WRNI 1290 AM -- Providence, Rhode Island ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WXNI 1230 AM -- Westerly, Rhode Island ? Noon - 1pm (ET) * WPLN HD2 -- Nashville, Tennessee ? 11am - Noon (CT) * KAMU 2 HD -- College Station, Texas ? 11am - Noon (CT) * WXPR 2 HD -- Rhinelander, Wisconsin ? Noon - 1pm (CT) * KYPR 88.9 FM -- Gillette, Wyoming ? Noon - 1pm (MT) ?The Christmas I Saved Macy's? Licensed by WAMC, Albany, NY - Air date: 12/21/07 at noon during ?Midday Magazine,? Contact: Kate Briton kbritton@wamc.org Frequencies: WAMC, 90.3 FM, Albany NY; WAMC, 1400AM, Albany NY; WAMK, 90.9 FM, Kingston NY; WOSR, 91.7 FM, Middletown NY, WCEL, 91.9 FM, Plattsburgh NY; WCAN, 93.3 FM, Canajoharie NY; WANC, 103.9 FM, Ticonderoga NY; WRUN 1150 AM, Utica, NY; WAMQ, 105.1 FM, Great Barrington MA "The Christmas I Saved Macy's" Licensed by WJFF, Jeffersonville, NY - Air date: 12/23/07, 9:00 pm Frequency: 90.5 FM Contact: Mike D'Antonio 845-482-4141 "The Christmas I Saved Macy's" Licensed by WGUC, Cincinnati, OH, 12/5/07 - No carriage reporting has been submitted. Frequency: 90.9 FM "The Christmas I Saved Macy's" Licensed by KUT, Austin, TX - Air date: 12/20/08 (central time), during NPR's ?Morning Edition? Frequency: KUT 90.5 FM Contact: Emily Donahue, edonahue@kut.org "The Christmas I Saved Macy's" Licensed by WILL Urbana, Illinois - Air date: 12/1/07, 5pm (central time) Frequency: AM580 Contact: Jason Croft "Sidetrack" Host/Producer WILL-AM 580 Campbell Hall for Public Telecommunication 300 N. Goodwin Ave. Urbana, IL 61801 (217) 333-0850 j-croft@uiuc.edu http://will.uiuc.edu ?The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes, Christmas Special? Licensed by KWIT, Sioux City, Iowa 12/12/07 - No carriage reporting has been submitted. Frequency: 90.3, Sioux City, 90.3 Okoboji, Iowa ?The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes, Christmas Special? Licensed by WJFF, Jeffersonville, NY - Air date: 12/23/07, 9:00 pm Frequency: 90.5 FM Contact: Mike D'Antonio 845-482-4141 ?The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes, Christmas Special? Licensed by KDUR - Air date: 12/25/07 Frequency: 91.9/93.9 FM Contact: Bryant Liggett, KDUR PROGRAM DIRECTOR 970.247.7628 "The Joe Bev Holiday Treat" Licensed by KPIE, Dallas, OR - No carriage reporting has been submitted. Contact: Fred Compton, General Manager Frequency: 94.7 FM "The Joe Bev Holiday Treat" Licensed by WGBH Radio Boston - Air date: 12/23/08, 11:00 pm Frequency: 89.7 FM Contact: Andrea Smardon andrea_smardon@wgbh.org "The Joe Bev Holiday Treat" Licensed by WKNH, Keene, NH - Air date: 12/16/08, 9:00 pm Frequency: 91.3 FM Contact: Janine ?Ginger? Marr wknhradiotheatre@yahoo.com "A Comedy-O-Rama Christmas" Licensed by XM Satellite Radio Frequency: Sonic Theater Channel 163- No carriage reporting has been submitted. Contact: Josephine Reed Josephine.Reed@xmradio.com For an updated list, please e-mail joebev@joebev.com.