Making a gift in Elizabeth’s name to Knowledge Network was just one of the ways he chose to honour their love and the memories of the life they shared.

Another reason I give is to keep public broadcasting going - to keep it secure so that our children can see it and our grandchildren can see it. I surely hope that will happen.

I have truly gained knowledge from watching this network and, while I do make a pledge each year, in 2013 I reached the conclusion that the best way I can leave a mark of my life and its meaning is to leave a legacy for future programs and generations. So I have made a bequest in my will for Knowledge Network – to allow others to experience my personal mantra and business motto: Knowledge is Free, Bring your Own Container.

During weekdays I look forward to Knowledge Network on the weekend, and the programmes you air give me unfailing joy.

The name says it all,” explains Les. “There’s always a knowledge factor to the programming, whether it’s about history or geography or other cultures.

I don’t mind paying when I’m getting something as good as Knowledge.