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Open Air

Profiles in Courage – p. 15

JUNE 2018

Masterpiece: Man in an Orange Shirt, p. 2

Theater in the Spotlight – p. 4

LGBTQ Pride Month – p. 2

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Frontline: Being Mortal

Jazz Jennings

Frontline: Growing Up Trans

Julian Morris & Vanessa Redgrave

Coming Out: A 50 Year History Monday, June 18 at 9 pm

Transgender teen Jazz Jennings narrates this documentary in which young people interview a host of LGBTQ elders who came out in different historical eras. These inspiring talks give insight into the politi-cal and personal changes that shaped the modern LGBTQ movement. The young interviewers get an opportunity to compare and contrast their coming out experience with people who came out during McCarthy, Civil Rights, post-Stonewall, and AIDS eras.

Frontline: Growing Up Trans Thursday, June 21 at 9 pm

Just a generation ago, it was adults, not kids, who changed genders. But today, many children are transitioning, too — with new medical options, and at younger and younger ages.

In Growing Up Trans, Frontline takes viewers on an intimate and eye-opening journey inside the struggles and choices facing transgender kids and their families.

Masterpiece: Man in an Orange Shirt Sunday, June 24 at 8 pm

A remarkable cast headed by Oscar-winner Vanessa Redgrave (Julia) portrays a pair of love stories, sixty years apart, linked by family ties, sexual identity, and a mysterious painting, in Man in an Orange Shirt, scripted by bestselling novelist Patrick Gale (A Place Called Winter).

The Day it Snowed in Miami Sunday, June 24 at 10 pm

Traces the political activism behind an equal-rights statute in Miami, and how it galvanized the gay rights movement in Florida and beyond. Thirty five years ago, as snowflakes prepared to dust palm trees in a city known for its warmth, Miami-Dade County lawmakers unknowingly debated an issue that would ignite a political maelstrom. The 90-minute documentary also chronicles the tragic effects of the AIDS pandemic in South Florida.

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From the PRESIDENT

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Dear Member and Supporter,Over the past seven months, since the devastating fires of

October 2017, many in the North Bay and greater Bay area have stepped up to help our neighbors and communities in new, unique, and profound ways. KRCB had one such opportunity that speaks volumes about the displays of heart that we all witnessed.

In November, KRCB was asked by the Music Home Project of the East Bay Community Foundation to identify and award grant funding to ten individuals from Sonoma County’s music community who were affected by the fires. The donors wished for this grant to be used for supporting DJs and musicians who lost music, instruments, and personal belongings. KRCB’s deep roots among Sonoma County musicians and its service to this community for many decades made us a trustworthy partner.

The grants have now been distributed. All recipients had to flee their homes without time to pack their instruments and other gear. Proceeds from the grants were used to replace instruments and recording equipment and, in some cases, assisted professional musicians in getting back on the road and performing again.

We have appreciated this opportunity to be of service and thank the donors for their demonstration of compassion.

Warmly,

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Great Performances: Driving Miss Daisy Wednesday, June 20 at 8 pm

Alfred Uhry’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play Driving Miss Daisy comes to television with five-time Tony Award-winner Angela Lansbury and two-time Tony Award-winner James Earl Jones as Daisy Werthan and Hoke Colburn, respectively. Boyd Gaines (a four-time Tony Award winner) reprises his Broadway role as Boolie Werthan.

Uhry’s classic play is a timeless, searing, funny, and ultimately hopeful meditation on race relations in America, told through the complex relationship between two of popular culture’s most enduring characters.

Karamu: 100 Years In The House

Great Performances: Indecent

James Earl Jones

Karamu: 100 Years in the House Wednesday, June 20 at 9:30 pm

The word “Karamu” comes from a Swahili word meaning “a place of joyful gatherings.” For the past 100 years, the Karamu House in Cleveland, Ohio – the oldest African-American theater in the United States – has lived up to its name, serving as a community center for the arts and maintaining a legacy of innovation and diversity. Karamu: 100 Years In The House tells the story behind this important theater in America’s arts and culture history. Karamu House has come to be known as a respected training ground and launching pad for many nationally known actors, playwrights and artists, including poet and playwright Langston Hughes, and author, folklorist, and anthropologist Zora Neale Hurston.

Great Performances: IndecentWednesday, June 27 at 8 pm

Written by Pulitzer Prize-winner Paula Vogel, Indecent is about the love and passion to create theatre, even in the most difficult of circumstances. The play follows a troupe of actors, the cast of Sholem Asch’s God of Vengeance, who risked their lives and careers against enormous challenges to perform a work in which they deeply believed, at a time when art, freedom and truth were on trial. It is a story told with compassion and honesty, but also with great theatricality, and joyous songs and dances. This recording of Indecent was completed just prior to its final Broadway performance.

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The hosts of Outbeat Collage, KRCB’s long-running LGBTQI radio show, will participate in Sonoma County Pride Parade and Festival Saturday, June 2. Hosts Gary Carnivele, Sheridan Gold, Dianna Grayer, Cheryl Kabanuck, Greg Miraglia, and Mary Moore-Campagna will conduct interviews with Pride participants, a selection of which will air on Outbeat Radio Sunday, June 3 at 8 pm. Listen to Outbeat Radio every Sunday night. Previous shows may be heard at www.outbeatradio.com.

JUNE 2 Social Distortion/ Low Cut Connie/Aaron Lee Tasjan SOMO Village, Rohnert Park at 7:30 pm JUNE 10 Railroad Square Music Festival Santa Rosa at 11 am JUNE 11 Tiny Desk Contest On The Road Lagunitas Taproom, Petaluma at 5:30 pm JUNE 15 Tommy Castro Friday Night Live Concert, Cloverdale at 6:30 pm JUNE 29 David Luning Friday Night Live Concert, Cloverdale at 6:30 pm JULY 14 Rivertown Revival McNear Peninsula, Petaluma at 11 am JULY 20 Diego’s Umbrella Friday Night Live Concert, Cloverdale at 6:30 pm JULY 25 Psychedelic Furs/X SOMO Village, Rohnert Park at 6 pm JULY 27 Shiny Ribs Friday Night Live Concert, Cloverdale at 6:30 pm AUGUST 4 Petaluma Music Festival Sonoma Marin Fairgrounds, Petaluma 11:30 am-9:30 pm AUGUST 17 Stone Foxes Friday Night Live Concert, Cloverdale at 6:30 pm AUGUST 31 Samantha Fish Friday Night Live Concert, Cloverdale at 6:30 pm

KRCB-FM Wants You to Come Out and Have Fun with Us This Summer!

Outbeat Radio at Sonoma County Pride Parade & Festival

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DEMOCRACY NOW! Amy Goodman & Juan Gonzalez

ALL THINGS CONSIDERED - NPR NEWS (KRCB host Mark Prell) North Bay Report with Steve Mencher - daily at 5:30 pm Jim Hightower Report - daily at 6:30 pm

WORLD CAFE LIVE MUSIC AND CONVERSATION WITH ESSENTIAL AND EMERGING ARTISTS Talia Schlanger

FRESH AIR with Terry Gross

YOUR AVERAGE ABALONEJohnny Bazzano

NEW RELEASES SHOWDoug Jayne

and Brian Griffith CONNECTIONSMichelle Stewart

THE BLUEGRASS SITUATION RADIO HOUR - Chris Jacobs

NORTH BAY SONGWRITERSJon Gonzales

RIC ON THE RADIORic Rox

KRCB MORNING SHOW MUSIC, NEWS, & CONVERSATION with Brian Griffith

NEW RELEASES with

KRCB MIDDAY MUSIC AMERICANA, FOLK, BLUES, AND WORLD MUSIC with Doug Jayne

MORNING EDITION - NPR NEWS (KRCB host Mark Prell)Featuring Mon-Fri: North Bay Report , KRCB’s California Update, Sonoma Spotlight , Climate Connections, Loh Down on Science Mon: OutBeat Radio NewsTue: Shelf Discovery with Kristin Dreyer KramerWed: Second Row Center with Harry DukeFriday: Reel Discovery with Kristin Dreyer Kramer, North Bay Bountiful Radio

BLUES AMERICA Drew Verbis

BEALE STREET CARAVANPat Mitchell-Worley & Kevin Cubbins

ETOWN Nick & Helen Forster

THE ART OF THE SONGJohn Dillon & Viv Nesbit

BRIAN ELIE’S WORLD

Brian Elie

LADY SPINS THE BLUESMary Carroll

FRIENDS OF THE BLUESShuffle Shoes the Blues Guru

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SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT

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CONNECTIONSMichelle Stewart

NORTH BAY SONGWRITERSJon Gonzales

RIC ON THE RADIORic Rox

KRCB MORNING SHOW MUSIC, NEWS, & CONVERSATION with Brian Griffith

KRCB MIDDAY MUSIC AMERICANA, FOLK, BLUES, AND WORLD MUSIC with Doug Jayne

MORNING EDITION - NPR NEWS (KRCB host Mark Prell)Featuring Mon-Fri: North Bay Report , KRCB’s California Update, Sonoma Spotlight , Climate Connections, Loh Down on Science Mon: OutBeat Radio NewsTue: Shelf Discovery with Kristin Dreyer KramerWed: Second Row Center with Harry DukeFriday: Reel Discovery with Kristin Dreyer Kramer, North Bay Bountiful Radio

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ALL SONGS CONSIDERED ALT.LATINO

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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED - NPR NEWS

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WEEKEND EDITION

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MUSIC FROM THE HEARTS OF SPACE

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THIS AMERICAN LIFE Ira Glass

THISTLE & SHAMROCKFiona Ritchie

TED RADIO HOUR Guy Raz

CROSSING BORDERSAmy Contardi David Sharp Will Woods

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AFROPOP WORLDWIDE

OUTBEATLGBT Radio

MOUTHFUL Michele Anna Jordan

BLUES BEFORE SUNRISE Steve Cushing

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JAZZ CONNECTIONS

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Raoul Van HallTHE RETRO COCKTAIL HOURDarryl Brogdon

FLASHBACKBruce Robinson

SUNDAYS WITH MICHAEL O’BRIENMichael O’Brien

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THIS AMERICAN LIFE Ira Glass

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4am Newsroom Tokyo *5am Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman *6am t Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches6:30 tWai Lana Yoga7am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood7:30 Pinkalicious & Peterrific8am Sesame Street8:30 Nature Cat9am Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot

About That 9:30 Fons & Porter’s Love of

Quilting10am Quilting Arts10:30 Seasoning the Seasons

11am t Healthy Minds with Dr. Jeffrey Borenstein

11:30 tWider World 12pm Make it Artsy12:30 Moveable Feast with Fine

Cooking1pm Antiques Roadshow

(Repeat of Sunday)2pm Ready Jet Go!2:30 Arthur3pm Curious George3:30 Wild Kratts; Odd Squad:

World Turned Odd (6/4); Wild Kratts: Back in Creature Time (6/18)

4pm Odd Squad4:30 Nightly Business Report 5pm NHK Newsline 5:30 PBS NewsHour6:30 DW News

TUESDAY

4am Newsroom Tokyo *5am Democracy Now! with Amy

Goodman *6am t Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches6:30 tWai Lana Yoga7am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood;

Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood: Tiger Family Trip (6/26)

7:30 Pinkalicious & Peterrific8am Sesame Street8:30 Nature Cat9am Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot

About That

9:30 Knit and Crochet Now10am It’s Sew Easy 10:30 Journeys in Japan 11am t In Good Shape 11:30 Steven Raichlen’s

Project Smoke 12pm Ask This Old House12:30 Simply Ming; New

Scandinavian Cooking begins 6/26

1pm NOVA (Repeat of Monday)2pm Ready Jet Go!2:30 Arthur3pm Curious George3:30 Wild Kratts4pm Odd Squad 4:30 Nightly Business Report5pm NHK Newsline5:30 PBS NewsHour 6:30 DW News

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Goodman *6am t Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches6:30 tWai Lana Yoga7am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood7:30 Pinkalicious & Peterrific8am Sesame Street8:30 Nature Cat9am Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot

About That 9:30 Destination Craft with Jim

West; Craftsman’s Legacy begins 6/20

10am Quilt in a Day10:30 Tokyo Eye 202011am Y Growing a Greener World

(repeat of Sunday) 11:30Cooks Country12pm This Old House12:30 America’s Test Kitchen

1pm Nature (repeat of Tuesday)2pm Ready Jet Go!2:30 Arthur3pm Curious George3:30 Wild Kratts4pm Odd Squad4:30 Nightly Business Report

5pm NHK Newsline 5:30 PBS NewsHour 6:30 DW News

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Goodman *6am t Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches6:30 tWai Lana Yoga 7am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood;

Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood: Tiger Family Trip (6/28)


About That 9:30 Articulate with Jim Cotter10am Sewing with Nancy10:30 Core Kyoto11am Weekends with Yankee 11:30 Joanne Weir’s Plates and

Places12pm Rough Cut with Fine

Woodworking 12:30 Martha Bakes 1pm Martha Stewart’s

Cooking School1:30 Born to Explore with

Richard Wiese 2pm Ready Jet Go!2:30 Arthur3pm Curious George3:30 Wild Kratts; Odd Squad:

World Turned Odd (6/7); Wild Kratts: Back in Creature Time (6/21)

4pm Odd Squad 4:30 Nightly Business Report5pm NHK Newsline 5:30 PBS NewsHour6:30 DW News

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Goodman *6am t Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches6:30 tWai Lana Yoga7am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

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About That9:30 Creative Living with Sheryl

Borden10am Fresh Quilting 10:30 Dining with the Chef11am Roadtrip Nation11:30 My Greek Table with Diane

Kochilas12pm The Organic Rose12:30 Lidia’s Kitchen1pm Jazzy Vegetarian 1:30 t Sit and Be Fit 2pm Ready Jet Go!; Wild Kratts

Marathon (6/15)2:30 Arthur; Wild Kratts Marathon

(6/15)3pm Curious George; Wild Kratts

Marathon (6/15)3:30 Wild Kratts; Wild Kratts

Marathon (6/15)4pm Odd Squad; Wild Kratts

Marathon (6/15)4:30 Nightly Business Report5pm Asia Insight 5:30 PBS NewsHour

6:30 DW News

SATURDAY Regular programming will be pre-empted for pledge on 6/2, 6/9, and 6/16. 6am t Classical Stretch: By

Essentrics *6:30 t Happy Yoga *7am Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood7:30 p Daniel Tiger’s

Neighborhood

8am Bob the Builder8:30 Thomas Edison’s Secret Lab

9am Scigirls 9:30 Biz Kid$ 10am Samantha Brown’s Places to

Love10:30 Museum Access11am Ellie’s Real Good Food11:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals12pm Pati’s Mexican Table12:30 Kevin Belton’s New Orleans

Kitchen 1pm Paint This w/Jerry Yarnell1:30 Painting with Paulson2pm Best of The Joy of Painting2:30 American Woodshop 3pm Woodwright’s Shop3:30 Rough Cut with Fine

Woodworking4pm Cook’s Country

4:30 Yan Can Cook: Spice Kingdom

5pm As Time Goes By (Repeat of 7 pm Tuesday)

5:30 Keeping Up Appearances (Repeat of 7 pm Friday)

6pm Inside California Education6:30 PBS NewsHour Weekend

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Regular programming will be pre-empted for pledge on 6/3, 6/10, and 6/17. 6am t Classical Stretch:

By Essentrics *6:30 t Yoga in Practice *7am Y New Environmentalists *7:30 To the Contrary with

Bonnie Erbe *8am Open Mind; NHK

Documentary: Chasing The Father’s Shadow–Fisherman and the Forest (6/24)

8:30 American Forum9am This Is America & The World9:30 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack10am Between the Lines (repeats

Thursday at 7:30 pm)10:30 Black America11am Americas Now 11:30 Autoline This Week;

Y Climate One (6/24)12pm Motorweek12:30 Global 30001pm Focus on Europe1:30 Euromaxx Highlights2pm Science Goes to the Movies

(Repeats Monday at 7 pm)2:30 Scully/The World Show3pm Ask This Old House3:30 This Old House (Repeats

Wednesday at noon)4pm For Your Home4:30 Garden Smart5pm Y Growing a Greener World (Repeats Wed. at 11 am)5:30 Y P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 6pm Inside California Education6:30 PBS NewsHour Weekend

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1 FRIDAY

7pm Retire Safe & Secure with Ed Slott

9pm Memory Rescue with Daniel Amen, MD

10:30 Incredible Aging: Adding Life to Your Years

12am Memory Rescue with Daniel Amen, MD *

2am KRCB Pledge Programming *

2 SATURDAY

8 am Mister Rogers: It’s You I Like

9:30 Migraine Solution

11am Food: What The Heck Should I Eat? with Mark Hyman, MD

1pm Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions for You

3pm Brain Secrets with Dr. Michael Merzenich

5pm Lawrence Welk: Precious Memories

7pm Perry Como Classics: Till the End of Time (My Music)

8:30 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band: 50 Years and Circlin’ Back



3 SUNDAY

8am Rick Steves Special: A Symphonic Journey

9:30 Incredible Aging: Adding Life to Your Years

11am Better Brain Solution with Steven Masley, MD

1pm Ken Burns: America’s Storyteller – The War

3pm Great Performances: Joan Baez 75th Birthday Celebration


7pm The Highwaymen Live at Nassau Coliseum

8:30 Benise: Fuego! Spirit of Spain

10pm 3 Steps to Incredible Health! with Joel Fuhrman, MD


4 MONDAY

7pm My Grandpa’s Fiddle


10pm Memory Rescue with Daniel Amen, MD

12am Democracy Now! *


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9pm Food: What The Heck Should I Eat? with Mark Hyman, MD

11pm Age Reversed with Miranda Esmonde-White



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7pm KRCB Pledge Programming



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7pm Science Goes to the Movies: Producing The Science Movie In Hollywood, Part 2

7:30 On Story: Script to Screen –

Joel Fuhrman, MD

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Arrival

8pm NOVA: Super Tunnel

9pm Coming Out: A 50 Year History (See description on p. 2)

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Amanpour on PBS

11:30 Beyond 100 Days


1am Best of KRCB Programming *

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7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with Ernie Manouse: Lady Carnarvon. The Carnarvons are best known these days for their home, Highclere Castle, the setting of the popular PBS series Downton Abbey. But the family has a rich history just as exciting and scandalous as that of the fictitious Crowley family.

8pm Nature: Penguin Post Office. In the heart of the Antarctic Peninsula there’s a post office surrounded by jaw-dropping scenery and 3,000 gentoo penguins. Every summer, as staff put stamps on postcards, the penguins return from their fishing grounds to their breeding grounds, trek nearly two miles across sea ice and snow, rush to find a partner, build a nest, lay eggs and protect them from predators, and finally get down to the task of raising their young. We see their four-month drama unfold as cruise ships come and go, bringing tourists to buy postcards and photograph penguins – the backdrop to the penguins’ lives.

9pm Lost Bird Project. Charts the efforts of sculptor Todd McGrain to memorialize five birds – the Great Auk, Carolina

Parakeet, Labrador Duck, Passenger Pigeon and Heath Hen – driven to extinction in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The captivating nature documentary follows McGrain and his brother-in-law, Andy, as they embark on a road trip in search of the last-known locations of the birds and seek permission to install McGrain’s six-foot-tall bronze sculptures on those sites.

10pm PBS NewsHour





20 WEDNESDAY

7pm The Lawrence Welk Show: Harry Warren Salute (1972)

8pm Great Performances: Driving Miss Daisy (See description on p. 4)

9:30 Karamu: 100 Years in the House (See description on p. 4)

10pm PBS NewsHour





21 THURSDAY

7pm Interview Show with Mark Bazer: John Green and Steve James. In this episode, John Green, the New York Times best-selling author of

The Fault in Our Stars, joins Mark to discuss his latest novel, Turtles All the Way Down. Things take a personal turn when John shares what it’s like to live with OCD. Then, documentarian Steve James takes the stage to chat with Mark about a fascinating career that has included Hoop Dreams, The Interrupters, and now an upcoming new multi-part series about racial disparities at a Chicago-area high school.

7:30 Between The Lines with Barry Kibrick: Laurie Polich Short - When Changing Nothing Changes Everything

8pm Janet King: Lurking Doubt, Season 1, Episode 5. A media scandal sweeps through the department when King and Erin are accused of having an affair, and the judge from the Moreno case is brought in to investigate. After a terrifying experience, Ash and the babies leave home for their safety.

9pm Frontline: Growing Up Trans (See description on p. 2)

10:30 PBS NewsHour

11:30 Amanpour on PBS



22 FRIDAY

7pm Keeping Up Appearances

7:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack (Repeats Sunday at 9:30 am)

8pm White House Chronicle

8:30 Overheard with Evan Smith: Amy Chozick, Journalist

9pm Reel South: 120 Days (See description on p. 15)

10pm PBS NewsHour


11:30 BBC World News



23 SATURDAY

7pm Growing Bolder: Are You Ready to Start Rebranding Aging?

Nature: Penguin Post Office

Lost Bird Project


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Stop searching for the fountain of youth and start embracing the possibilities in your life today, tomorrow and for years to come.

7:30 Growing Bolder: Leave The Past Behind and Start Growing Bolder. Why keep doing something that doesn’t make you feel like you’re living your best life? Get inspired to make changes and pursue your true passions.

8pm The Lawrence Welk Show: Country and Western (1968). Howdy, partners! Grab your honey and get ready to square dance to the “Orange Blossom Special.” Neil Levang and Buddy Merrill shine on “San Antonio Rose,” Larry Hooper is our “Auctioneer,” and Bob Lido puts his very own original stamp on “Ragtime Cowboy Joe.” Feel free to dance to the “Tennessee Waltz”or sing along with Joe Feeney and the gang on “Godnight Irene.”

9pm Austin City Limits: Cassandra Wilson. Celebrate Billie Holiday with acclaimed jazz singer Cassandra Wilson, as she performs “Strange Fruit,” “Don’t Explain, “Good Morning Heartache” and other Holiday classics from the tribute album Coming Forth by Day.

10pm Soundstage: RSO (Richie Sambora and Orianthi). Grammy Award-winner and Songwriter Hall of Fame-inductee Richie Sambora joins forces with kindred spirit and Platinum-selling solo artist (and former Michael Jackson/Alice Cooper guitarist) Orianthi to form the band RSO, and the result is an irresistible fusion

of pop hooks, rock riffs, and country licks.

11pm Infinity Hall Live: Rhiannon Giddens. During this passionately intelligent performance, Giddens’s bare-footed elegance and fearless banjo and fiddle playing are surpassed only by her vocal prowess.


24 SUNDAY

7pm Antiques Roadshow: Omaha, Hour 2. Discover hidden treasures such as 1955 Whitey Ford and 1951 Yogi Berra jerseys, an 1863 gilt bronze-mounted gaslight, and an 1887 Seth Whipple oil painting. Which find is appraised at $130,000?

8pm Man In an Orange Shirt on Masterpiece (See description on p. 2)

10pm The Day It Snowed In Miami (See description on p. 2)

11:30 The Committee. A documentary film about the little-known Florida Legislative Investigative Committee of the State Legislature from 1956-1965. Florida Senator Charley Johns chaired the Committee, and its aim was to root out communist and homosexual teachers and students from state universities. It was successful in either firing or expelling more than 200 suspected gay and lesbian citizens. The film features two North Florida survivors (Rev. Ruth Jensen-Forbell and Chuck Woods) and one interrogator (John Tileston) who have never before spoken publicly about their experiences without anonymity. It culminates in a 50-year reunion between survivor and interrogator.


25 MONDAY

7pm Science Goes to the Movies: Zero Days/ Mr. Robot

7:30 Y North Bay Bountiful: People & Animals. Our way of life has had a devastating impact on many California species, including the grizzly bear, river salmon, and bats.

8pm NOVA: Building Chernobyl’s Megatomb. Engineers race to build a massive dome to contain the crumbling remains of Chernobyl’s reactor.

9pm Without a Net: The Digital Divide in America. Many of us assume that the world, or at least the country, is now fully connected, but throughout American classrooms, there exists a digital divide. In a shockingly large number of schools, access to technology, connectivity, and teacher-training is nonexistent. Many of those underserved schools are located just a few miles from fully equipped schools with technologically adept teachers in better funded districts.

10pm PBS NewsHour





26 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with Ernie Manouse: Judy Collins. Judy Collins was the voice of a generation, not just with her songs, “Send in the Clowns” and “Both Sides, Now,” but also with her activism and personal struggles.

8pm Nature: My Bionic Pet. The animals of the world may increasingly need our

Cassandra Wilson

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help with big issues like preserving habitat or species conservation. But sometimes individual animals need our help as well. Left disabled without fins, flippers, beaks or tails because of disease, accidents or even human cruelty, these unfortunate creatures need what amounts to a miracle if they are to survive. Luckily for them, sometimes miracles do happen. Amazing prosthetics made possible by the latest engineering and technology are able to provide just what they need. And scientists are finding that innovations created in the process are benefiting both animals and humans.

9pm Y Rebels with a Cause (See description on p. 15)

10pm PBS NewsHour





27 WEDNESDAY

7pm The Lawrence Welk Show: Country and Western (1968) (Repeat of Saturday)

8pm Great Performances: Indecent (See description on p. 4)

10pm PBS NewsHour





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7pm Interview Show with Mark Bazer: Kelly Hogan, Renee Engeln and Jeff Mauro. A talented singer known for her collaborations with The Flat Five and The Decembrists, Kelly Hogan sits down with Mark to chat about, among other things, the pleasures of singing in the car. Then the topic shifts to the unhealthy emphasis society puts on physical appearance for females as research psychologist and author

Renee Engeln joins Mark to share insights from her book, Beauty Sick. Lastly, the Food Network’s Sandwich King himself, Jeff Mauro, enlightens Mark about his unpretentious take on food.

7:30 Between The Lines with Barry Kibrick: Alec Byrne - London Rock, The Unseen Archives

8pm Janet King: Overtime, Season 1, Episode 6. King insists –that Moreno is involved in Blakely’s murder, but Andy urges her to be more prudent with charging him. So King hones in on Blakely’s daughter, Maya, to gain more information about Moreno. Lina attempts to resign, but Tony refuses to allow it. With Ash and the kids still in hiding, King misses her family.

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9pm Frontline: The Gang Crackdown. Investigate a slew of killings linked to the MS-13 gang and the crackdown that swept up immigrant teens. Some 25 bodies have surfaced since 2016. Law enforcement is trying to stop the gang, but some teens have been unlawfully detained in the process.

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7pm Keeping Up Appearances

7:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack (Repeats Sunday at 9:30 am)

8pm White House Chronicle

8:30 Overheard with Evan Smith: Lyle Lovett, Singer/Actor

9pm Reel South: 62 Days (See description on p. 15)

9:30 Reel South: Driven Blind (See description on p. 15)

10pm PBS NewsHour


11:30 BBC World News



30 SATURDAY

7pm Growing Bolder: Adventures In Growing Bolder. From the operating room to a race track, meet the surgeon who is chasing down all of his dreams and making the world a better place at the same time. Plus, the up and coming doctor who didn’t get started until he was in his 40s.

7:30 Growing Bolder: A Masterclass In Active Longevity. Meet the unlikely swim team that is smashing stereotypes and world records. And come on a Growing Bolder adventure to Antarctica.

8pm The Lawrence Welk Show: Hometown Band (1968). This show boasts an eclectic mix of musical styles including the polka, waltz, country, Broadway, and patriotic songs. Larry Hooper is a “Ding Dong Daddy,” Sandi and Salli invite us to “Keep A Little Sunshine In Your Heart,” and Andra Willis recalls Wee Bonnie Baker with “Oh Johnny.” The whole cast salutes Lawrence Welk’s birthplace with “My North Dakota Home.”

9pm Austin City Limits: Sleater-Kinney/Heartless Bastard. Seattle veterans Sleater-Kinney rock tracks from their acclaimed LP No Cities to Love. Austin rockers Heartless Bastards showcase their latest LP, Restless Ones.

10pm Soundstage: Chicago – 50th Anniversary of Chicago II. Chicago was hailed as one of the “most important bands in music since the dawn of the rock and roll era” by former President Bill Clinton. This self-described “rock and roll band with horns” was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016. Now celebrating another milestone – the 50th anniversary of their groundbreaking album Chicago II – the band returns to Grainger Studio in the city that inspired its name to play songs from their celebrated album including “Make Me Smile,” “25 or 6 to 4,” and “Colour My World.”

11pm Infinity Hall Live: Galactic. The seminal New Orleans

band draws inspiration from the cultural flavors of their city streets and their local orbit of southern soul, funk, blues, rock and brass bands. From the band’s traditional “second line” brass-infused show opener “Sugar Doosie” to the funky bass line and tumbling guitar on “Long Live the Borgne” to the break in the funk for Paul Simon’s “Fifty Ways” with guest Ryan Montbleau, the band showcases their 20-year musical evolution in an electrifying performance. Erica Falls is guest vocalist. With artist interviews.


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Frontline: Being Mortal

Reel South: 120 Days

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Reel South: 120 Days Friday, June 22 at 9 pm

After an unexpected traffic stop, family man Miguel Cortes faces an agonizing decision. Due to his immigration status, a North Carolina judge has offered Miguel 120 days to get his affairs in order and self-deport to Mexico.

Will Miguel return to Mexico, leaving his wife and two daughters behind, or disappear into the shadows of his adopted homeland?

Rebels with a Cause Tuesday, June 26 at 9 pm

Narrated by actress Frances McDormand, Rebels With a Cause spotlights a small group of people who banded together to protect and preserve open spaces near urban areas for parks and farms. In doing so, they brought about America’s system of national seashores and recreation areas. The film tells the tale of this disparate band of activists who persisted in their mission for 20 years.

Reel South: 62 DaysFriday, June 29 at 9 pm

Marlise Munoz was 33 years old and 14 weeks pregnant when she suffered a pulmonary embolism and was pronounced brain-dead. Due to a little-known Texas law, the Munoz family was forced to keep Marlise on life support against her wishes. 62 Days follows the Munoz family’s journey from tragedy to activism as they fight to change this law, revealing the human toll behind a growing political trend.

Reel South: Driven Blind Friday, June 29 at 9:30 pm

Dan Parker, a world champion drag racer, struggles to adjust to his new reality after he is blinded in a fiery racing accident. Though visually impaired, Dan has not given up his love of working with his hands, or his love of racing. Driven Blind follows Dan’s single-minded quest to find meaningful work and to get back behind the wheel.

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