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Q2 3Program Guide KENW-TV/FMEastern New Mexico UniversityApril 2016

Pueblo Bonito, Chaco Canyon, AD 850 to AD 1150

New Mexico Masterpieces

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24 Frames – Sundays, 1:30 p.m. (except 17th)After You’ve Gone – Saturdays, 8:00 p.m.American Woodshop – Saturdays, 6:30 a.m.; Thursdays, 11:00 a.m.America’s Heartland – Saturdays, 6:30 p.m.America’s Test Kitchen – Saturdays, 7:30 a.m.; Mondays, 11:30 a.m.Antiques Roadshow – Mondays, 7:00 p.m./8:00 p.m.

(no 8:00 p.m. play on 11th and 25th)/11:00 p.m.; Sundays, 7:00 a.m.Ask This Old House – Saturdays, 4:00 p.m.Austin City Limits – Saturdays, 9:00 p.m./12:00 midnightBBC World News – Weekdays, 6:30 a.m./4:30 p.m.Beads, Baubles and Jewels – Mondays, 12:30 p.m.Beauty of Oil Painting – Fridays, 12:30 p.m; Saturdays,12:00 noonBody Electric – Weekdays, 5:30 a.m.Charlie Rose – Tuesday–Thursday, 11:00 p.m.Charlie Rose–The Week – Fridays, 8:30 p.m.; Mondays, 5:00 p.m.Classic Art Showcase – Sunday–Saturday, 1:00 a.m.– 5:00 a.m.Classic Gospel – Sundays, 8:00 a.m./4:00 p.m.Classical Stretch – Weekdays, 6:00 a.m.Closer to Truth – Sundays, 2:00 p.m. (except 17th)Consuelo Mack WealthTrack – Fridays, 7:30 p.m.Craftsman’s Legacy – Thursdays, 11:30 a.m.;

Sundays, 12:00 noon (3rd only); Saturdays, 3:00 p.m. (begins 2nd)Creative Living – Tuesdays/Thursdays,12:00 noon;

Tuesdays, 9:30 p.m. (except 12th, 26th); Saturdays, 2:00 p.m.Cultura – Sundays, 12:00 noon (10th, 24th only)Delicious TV’s Vegan Mashup – Saturdays, 9:00 a.m.Eat! Drink! Italy! – Mondays, 10:00 p.m. (except 4th)Fit 2 Stitch – Tuesdays, 12:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 5:30 p.m.Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting – Saturdays, 1:30 p.m.Front and Center – Thursdays, 10:00 p.m.Frontline – Tuesdays, 10:00 p.m.; Thursdays, 7:00 p.m.

“Putin’s Way” – 5th, 7th“Children of Syria” – 19th, 21st

Globe Trekker – Sundays, 11:00 a.m.Healthy Body/Mind – Sundays, 3:00 p.m. (except 17th);

Wednesdays, 10:00 p.m.In Focus – Sundays, 12:30 p.m. (except 17th)Joanne Weir Gets Fresh II – Saturdays, 8:00 a.m.;

Mondays, 11:00 a.m.Joy of Music – Sundays, 9:00 a.m./9:30 a.m.Joy of Painting – Saturdays, 11:30 a.m.Knitting Daily – Tuesdays, 11:30 a.m.Lawrence Welk – Saturdays, 7:00 p.m.Lidia’s Kitchen: Mastering Italian Cooking –

Saturdays, 8:30 a.m. (ends 2nd)Market to Market – Fridays, 7:00 p.m.Martha Bakes – Tuesdays, 11:00 a.m.; Saturdays, 8:30 a.m. (begins 9th)Martha Stewart’s Cooking School – Saturdays, 2:30 p.m.Masterpiece –

“Mr. Selfridge 4” – Sundays, 8:00 p.m.; Fridays, 10:00 p.m.“Grantchester 2” – Sundays, 9:00 p.m.; Fridays, 11:00 p.m.

McLaughlin Group – Sundays, 5:30 p.m.Motorweek – Saturdays, 9:30 a.m.Nature – Wednesdays, 7:00 p.m.; Saturdays, 11:00 p.m.

“Animal Reunions” – 2nd“Saving Otter 501” – 6th only“India’s Wandering Lions” – 13th, 16th NEW“Leave It to Beavers” – 20th, 23rd“Owl Power” – 27th, 30th

New Fly Fisher – Wednesdays, 11:00 a.m.News 3 New Mexico – Wednesday–Friday, 5:00 p.m.Nightly Business Report – Weekdays, 5:30 p.m.Nova – Wednesdays, 8:00 p.m.;

Saturdays, 10:00 p.m.; Sundays,12:00 midnight“Great Math Mystery” – 2nd, 3rd“Vikings Unearthed” (2 hrs.) – 6th, 9th, 10th NEW“Can Alzheimer’s Be Stopped? – 13th, 16th, 17th NEW“Wild Ways” – 20th, 23rd, 24th NEW

AAAAA to Z Z Z Z Z listings for Channel HD3-1are on pages 18 & 19

When to watch fromChannel 3-2 – April 2016

Special Programs

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home – Saturdays, 10:00 a.m.Paint This with Jerry Yarnell – Saturdays, 11:00 a.m.PBS NewsHour – Weekdays, 6:00 p.m./12:00 midnightPBS NewsHour Weekend – Sundays, 5:00 p.m.Quilt in a Day – Saturdays, 12:30 p.m.Quilting Arts – Saturdays, 1:00 p.m. ; Wednesdays, 12:30 p.m.Red Green Show – Thursdays, 9:30 p.m. (except 28th);

Saturdays, 8:30 p.m.Religion and Ethics – Sundays, 3:30 p.m.Report from Santa Fe – Saturdays, 6:00 p.m.Scully/The World Show – Tuesdays, 5:00 p.m.Second Opinion – Sundays, 6:30 a.m./6:00 p.m.Sewing with Nancy – Saturdays, 5:00 p.m.Sit and Be Fit – Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 12:00 noonSong of the Mountains – Thursdays, 8:00 p.m. (except 28th)Sportslook – Thursdays, 9:00 p.m. (except 28th)Star Gazers – Wednesdays, 10:57 p.m.; Saturdays, 10:57a.m./9:57 p.m.;

Sundays, 2:57 p.m./10:57 p.m.; Mondays, 10:27 p.m.This Old House – Saturdays, 3:30 p.m.; Wednesdays, 10:30 p.m.Travel Detective II – Mondays, 10:30 p.m.; Sundays, 6:00 a.m./6:30 p.m.Victory Garden – Saturdays, 10:30 a.m.Wai Lana Yoga – Weekdays, 5:00 a.m.Washington Week – Fridays, 8:00 p.m.Welcome to My Studio – Thursdays, 12:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 4:30 p.m.Well Read – Sundays, 2:30 p.m. (except 17th)Woodsmith Shop – Saturdays, 7:00 a.m.Woodturning Workshop – Wednesdays, 11:30 a.m.;

Saturdays, 6:00 a.m.You Should Know – Tuesdays, 9:00 p.m. (except 12th, 26th)

10 Homes that Changed America – Tuesday, 5th, 7:00 p.m.10 Parks that Changed America – Tuesday, 12th, 7:00 p.m.10 Towns that Changed America – Tuesday, 19th, 7:00 p.m.American Experience “Big Burn” – Tuesday, 26th, 7:00 p.m.Autism: Behind the Camera – Tuesday, 28th, 7:00 p.m.; Sunday, 24th, 10:00 a.m.Best of Big Blue Live – Wednesday, 20th, 9:00 p.m.Call the Midwife 5 – Sundays, 7:00 p.m. (begins 3rd)Colonial Williamsburg “Civil War Ironclads” – Thursday, 14th, 11:00 a.m.Discovering Beverly Cleary – Sunday, 3rd, 11:30 p.m.Great Performances at the Met “Lulu” (3-1/2 hrs.) – Sunday, 17th, 12:00 noonIndependent Lens “Welcome to Leith” – Monday 4th, 9:00 p.m.Jackie Robinson (2 Pts.) – Monday & Tuesday, 11th & 12th, 8:00 p.m.Jay: A Rockefeller’s Journey – Friday, 15th, 9:00 p.m.Jazz (10 Pts.) – Sundays, 10:00 p.m. (begins 3rd)National Parks: America’s Best Idea (6 Pts./12-1/2 hrs.) – Monday thru Saturday, 25th–30th, 8:00 p.m.New Mexico Masterpieces – Friday, 1st, 9:00 p.m.; Sunday, 3rd, 10:00 a.m.Ride the Tiger – Wednesday, 13th, 9:00 p.m.; Sunday, 17th, 10:00 a.m.; Monday, 18th, 9:00 p.m.;Secrets of Saint John Paul – Tuesday, 5th, 8:00 p.m.; Friday, 8th, 9:00 p.m.; Sunday, 10th, 10:00 a.m.Shakespeare’s Curse – Tuesday, 19th, 8:00 p.m.;

Friday, 22nd, 9:00 p.m.Signs of the Time (baseball) – Tuesday, 12th, 10:00 p.m.Unexpected Justice: The Rise of John Paul Stevens – Tuesday, 26th, 10:30 p.m.Waging War on Cancer: Today and Tomorrow – Thursday, 14th, 7:00 p.m.; Saturday, 30th, 10:00 p.m.

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Q2 3 Program GuideTHE MAGAZINE FOR THE FRIENDS OF PUBLIC BROADCASTING APRIL 2016

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4. 10 That Changed America crisscrosses the country to explore the unique andinnovative—10 Homes, 10 Parks, and 10 Towns that changed America.

5. In “Can Alzheimer’s Be Stopped?” on Nova, researchers explore leadingtheories of the disease and test therapies that may slow Alzheimer’s and even prevent it.

Ride the Tiger explores bipolar disease—a disorder diagnosed in more thansix million Americans—and weaves together the brave stories of many of thoseafflicted.

New Mexico Masterpieces highlights some of the Land of Enchantment’s mostenduring and beautiful artworks, from Chaco Canyon’s Pueblo Bonito to worksby Georgia O’Keeffe.

Great Performances at the Met presents “Lulu,” one of the most important andnotorious stage works of the 20th century.

6. Three acclaimed series by filmmaker Ken Burns air in April, including encoreperformances of the 10-part Jazz series, the stunning six-part documentaryNational Parks: America’s Best Idea, and a new two-part special on JackieRobinson.

Signs of the Time explores the origins of baseball’s hand signals and the pioneersresponsible for this pivotal innovation.

7. Independent Lens premiers “Welcome to Leith,” an unsettling exploration of whathappens to democratic principles when a group of white supremacists attemptto take over a small town in South Dakota.

There is more drama on Sunday evenings with the return of Call the Midwife,Season 5, that consists of eight new episodes, and “Grantchester 2” onMasterpiece, in which Reverend Sidney Chambers and Inspector GeordieKeating are back for another round of mysteries.

The Secrets of Saint John Paul details the previously unknown correspondencebetween Pope John Paul II and Polish-American philosopher Anna-TeresaTymieniecka—letters that now rest in the Polish national library.

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10 HOMES THAT CHANGEDAMERICA highlights homes that trans-formed residential living, from grand estatessuch as Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello andFrank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater, to thepueblos of Taos, New Mexico.

10 Homes offers a primer in residentialarchitecture and a fascinating lesson in thehistory of American domestic life, as theevolving design of these homes over timereveals our changing relationship with na-ture, technology, and each other.

Taos Pueblo, New Mexico(c. 15th century)America’s first “green buildings,” the pueb-los of the Taos Indians of New Mexico werebuilt with adobe (mud), which kept thedwellings cool during the day and warm atnight. Their closely-packed design fostereda sense of community and offered protectionagainst enemies.

Fallingwater – Mill Run, PA (1937)Often considered the greatest triumph ofAmerica’s greatest architect, Fallingwaterwas Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterwork.Using a cantilever structure, Wright’s cre-ation descends in layers like the waterfallthat graces the site, taking the concept ofintegrating a home into its landscape to itsultimate extreme. The house would changeour perception of how a home could be in-tegrated with its environment, and resusci-tate the career of a great American architect.

Eames House – Pacific Palisades, CA(1949)In 1945, the publisher of Arts and Architec-ture Magazine challenged a handful of ar-chitects to design modern, affordable hous-ing that could be easily replicated. Amongthose to answer the challenge was the hus-band-and-wife team of well-known furnituredesigners Charles and Ray Eames. Despitebeing created from a wide variety of prefab-ricated materials, the Eames House showedthat a factory-made home could still havestyle and personality.

10 TOWNS THAT CHANGEDAMERICA takes a a look at ten “experi-mental” towns that did not evolve organi-cally over time, but instead were designed(or redesigned) from the ground up by archi-tects, corporations, and citizens who soughtto change the lives of residents using archi-tecture, design, and urban planning.

St. Augustine, FloridaAmerica’s oldest colonial town and the firstplanned town in America was designed us-ing King Phillip II of Spain’s 148 “Laws ofthe Indies,” which governed how colonistsshould settle the new world. The laws gov-erned everything from the width of thestreets to the proper place for the market.

Salt Lake City, UtahWhen the first blocks were laid out in thisMormon town in 1847, the man whoplanned it—Joseph Smith—was long dead.But Salt Lake City, built by Brigham Youngusing Smith’s “Plat of the City of Zion,”combined divinely-inspired urban planningdesigned to create a city dedicated to God.

Pullman, IllinoisIn 1879, railroad car tycoon George Pull-man started building a new factory townsouth of Chicago that would be a workers’utopia—or so he thought. His architect cre-ated a variety of housing, large homes formanagers and tenement blocks for unskilledworkers, which Pullman would rent out at aprofit. When a strike ensued in 1893, theIllinois Supreme Court ruled that a companydoes not have the right to control the hous-ing of its workers.

Levittown, New YorkBetween 1947 and 1951, Abraham Levittand his sons William and Alfred built17,447 houses in a former potato field onLong Island and named it Levittown. Cheapand geared toward returning GIs and theiryoung families, Levittown offered buyers aninroad into the American dream of homeownership—but only if you were white.

10 PARKS THAT CHANGEDAMERICA tells the story of ten innovatorswho took open canvases of land and trans-formed them into serene spaces that offercity dwellers a respite from the hustle andbustle of urban life.

From the elegant squares of Savannah,Georgia, to a park built over a freeway inSeattle, to the more recent High Line in NewYork, each story introduces us to the heroeswho brought these parks to life.

San Antonio’s River Walk – TexasThe San Antonio River had been alwaysprone to flooding; in 1921, more than 50lives were claimed. But 27-year-old archi-tect Robert Hugman transformed the flood-ravaged banks into a Spanish Revival prom-enade that would serve as a commercial dis-trict with elegant shops and cafes. The RiverWalk not only transformed San Antonio, butshowed other American cities the possibleeconomic upside of urban parks.

Freeway Park – Seattle, WashingtonIn Seattle, the damage was already donewhen a freeway cut the city in half in 1966.But landscape architect Lawrence Halprinwould heal the wound with a new kind ofpark built on top of the freeway, embracingboth nature and the changing face of the city.

Gas Works Park – Seattle, WashingtonA toxic waste site is an unlikely place for apark. Yet in the mid-1970s, landscape archi-tect Richard Haag designed a park that cel-ebrated the hulking ruins of the Gas Worksthat had poisoned the site. Using the newscience of bioremediation to clean the soil,Haag transformed one of the city’s worsteyesores into a place of wonder as well as areminder of Seattle’s industrial past.

Taos Pueblo, New Mexico San Antonio’s River Walk – Texas St. Augustine, FloridaFallingwater – Mill Run, PA

10 THAT CHANGED AMERICAThree-Part Series Visits 10 Homes, 10 Parks, and 10 Towns

10 That Changed America will be broadcaston 3-2 on three consecutive Tuesdays at 7:00p.m. beginning the 5th. On HD3-1, it airs on thesame Tuesdays at 9:00 p.m. beginning the 5th.On HD3-1, it repeats Wednesdays at 6:00 a.mand 1:00 p.m. beginning the 6th.

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The reality of bipolar disorderis hard to fathom: nearly six mil-lion Americans have been diag-nosed with the disorder and yet solittle is known about how the ill-ness manifests itself in our brains.

Ride the Tiger seeks to findout where the biological break-downs occur and how we can pos-sibly pre-empt, fix or rewire ourbrains back to recovery.

Scientists and scholars on thecusp of discovery explore questions and connections that are spur-ring four scientific disciplines of mental health research: genetics,the brain, treatment, and basic science.

Ride the Tiger weaves together brave and compelling stories ofhighly accomplished individuals—congressmen, attorneys, pastors,authors, and stay-at-home moms—who have been diagnosed as bi-polar. It introduces viewers to high-profile entrepreneurs who haverisen to the top despite—or perhaps because of—their bipolardisorder and who, while appearing brilliant and successful to thepublic, are often secretly wrestling with a devastating emotionalcost.

Ride the Tiger will be broadcast on 3-2 Wednesday, the 13that 9:00 p.m., Sunday, the 17th at 10:00 a.m., and Monday, the 18that 9:00 p.m. On HD3-1, it airs Wednesday, the 13th at 8:00 p.m.and Thursday, the 14th at 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.

Alzheimer’s disease strikes atthe core of what makes us human:our capacity to think, to love, and toremember. The disease ravages theminds of over 40 million victimsworldwide, and it is one of the great-est medical mysteries of our time. In “Can Alzheimer’s BeStopped?” on Nova, investigatorsgather clues and attempt to recon-struct the molecular chain of events

that ultimately leads to dementia, and follow key researchers in the fieldwho have helped to develop the leading theories of the disease.

Along the way, individuals from all walks of life reveal what it’slike to struggle with Alzheimer’s. Among them, members of aunique Colombian family who have learned that their genetic pre-disposition all but guarantees early onset Alzheimer’s. Yet theremay be hope.

Nova follows courageous patients participating in clinical trials,and then goes behind the scenes of the major drug trials to see howresearchers target and test therapies that may slow Alzheimer’s andeven prevent it.

“Can Alzheimer’s Be Stopped?” on Nova airs on 3-2 Wednes-day, the 13th at 8:00 p.m., Saturday, the 16th at 10:00 p.m., and Sun-day, the 17th at 12:00 midnight. On HD3-1, it airs Thursday, the14th at 12:00 noon, Friday, the 15th at 8:00 p.m., Saturday, the 16that 11:00 p.m., and Sunday, the 17th at 4:00 p.m.

Can Alzheimer’s Be Stopped?

RIDE THE TIGERExplores the Bipolar Brain

From stone, to canvas, to words on a page, for centuries New Mexico hasserved as an inspiration to artists. New Mexico Masterpieces features someof the Land of Enchantment’s most enduring, pivotal, provocative, and beau-tiful artworks. This one-hour specialtells the stories behind Chaco Canyon’sPueblo Bonito, Georgia O’Keeffe’s“Grey Cross with Blue,” John Nichols’The Milagro Beanfield War, and more.

“It’s important to take a moment andstop and understand our history, its sig-nificance and how it’s connected to somany cultures,” explains MichaelKamins, Executive Producer. “These artworks reach out to us. Through themwe learn about how profound New Mexico really is.”

New Mexico Masterpieces highlights painter Georgia O’Keeffe’s firstvisit to New Mexico in 1929 that changed her life forever; the somber andbeautiful painting “Winter Funeral” by Taos landscape painter Victor Higgins,that captures a moment in the history of Taos Valley; “The Torreón Fresco,Mundos De Mestizaje” in Albuquerque, one of New Mexico’s great artworkscompleted after nine years of tremendous effort by artist Frederico Vigil;author John Nichols’ The Milagro Beanfield War, with its timeless mix of cul-ture, social justice, and humor; renowned filmmaker Godfrey Reggio, whocreated the internationally acclaimed film “Koyaaniqatsi,” and many othermasterworks.

New Mexico Masterpieces airs on 3-2 Friday, the 1st at 9:00 p.m. andSunday, the 3rd at 10:00 a.m. On HD3-1, it can be seen Thursday, the 28that 12:00 noon.

A PET scan helps determine if thepatient’s brain contains amyloidplaques, one of the hallmarks ofAlzheimer’s disease.

Dr. Helen Mayberg (right) at EmoryUniversity is in consultation beforedeep brain stimulation neuro-surgery.

“The Torreón Fresco, Mundos DeMestizaje”

New Mexico Masterpieces

The searing production of “Lulu,”Alban Berg’s tragedy of a sexuallyirresistible woman, airs on GreatPerformances at the Met. One ofthe most important—not to mention notorious—stageworks of the 20th century, “Lulu” is the drama of a youngwoman who sexually and emotionally dominates a widerange of willing victims. Herself a victim of society, sheseems to embody all the frightening aspects of the humancondition, a combination of primal instinct and distinctlymodern amorality.

Berg died before completing Act III of the opera, and“Lulu” was first performed as a fragment in 1937 at theZurich Opera House. Efforts to finish the score based onBerg’s notes were hindered by his widow and only real-ized, after her death, by the Austrian composer FriedrichCerha, in 1977.

The Met’s gifted cast is headed by the charismatic Ger-man soprano Marlis Peterson as Lulu, who has sung thetitle role to great acclaim around the world. SopranoDeborah Voigt hosts the 3-1/2 hour broadcast.

“Lulu” on Great Performances at the Met can beseen on 3-2 Sunday, the 17th at 12:00 noon.

Soprano Marlis Petersen(right) and Johan Reuter

Lulu

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Jackie Robinson, a newtwo-part, four-hour film di-rected by Ken Burns, tells thestory of Jack RooseveltRobinson, who rose fromhumble origins to breakbaseball’s color barrier andwaged a fierce lifelong battlefor first-class citizenship forall African Americans. Born in 1919 to tenant

farmers in rural Georgia and raised in Pasadena, California,Robinson challenged institutional racism long before he integratedMajor League Baseball. As a teenager, he demanded service at aWoolworth’s lunch counter and refused to sit in the segregatedbalcony at a local movie theater. In 1944, while serving as a sec-ond lieutenant in the U.S. Army, Robinson was arrested after hedefied an order from a civilian bus driver to move to the back of amilitary bus. He was found not guilty.

In the spring of 1947, Brooklyn Dodgers General ManagerBranch Rickey signed Robinson to a major league contract. To helpensure the success of their endeavor, and protect the big leagueprospects of future African-American players, Robinson agreed toignore the threats and abuse that Rickey assured him he would face.

That season, Robinson kept his word, remaining silent while hedazzled fans with his brilliant play and helped lead the Dodgers tothe National League pennant. By the end of the year, he finishedsecond only to Bing Crosby as the most popular American.

In 1949, Robinson began to speak out, challenging opposingplayers, arguing with umpires and speaking his mind to the press,and he played some of the best baseball of his career, winning theNational League MVP award. Despite his accomplishments on the

field, his outspokenness drew criticism across the league, from thepress and even from black fans and players. When he retired in1956, many were happy to see him go.

After throwing out the first pitch before game two of the 1972World Series, Robinson told the crowd, and millions watching athome, that it was long past time for Major League Baseball to hireits first black manager. He died nine days later at just 53 years ofage from the ravages of diabetes.

Jackie Robinson airs on 3-2 (Pt. 1) Monday, the 11th at 8:00p.m. and (Pt. 2) Tuesday, the 12th at 8:00 p.m. On HD3-1, (Pt. 1)airs Monday, the 11th at 7:00 p.m. and (Pt. 2) airs Tuesday, the 12that 7:00 p.m.

During the early days of base-ball, fans experienced the gamewithout the benefit of an umpire’scolorful hand signals: the defiantfist as the perfect pitch crossedhome plate, the cross-hand sweep as the runner slid into home, andthe dramatic fist pump as the runner, ball, and baseman convergedat first base. The umpire’s voice, usually drowned out by thescreams of thousands of excited fans, served as the only means tosignal a ball or strike or to call a player safe or out.

Signs of the Time explores the origins of baseball’s hand sig-nals and the pioneers responsible for this pivotal innovation. Nar-rated by Richard Dreyfuss, the award-winning documentary featuresfull-scale re-enactments of early games and interviews with histo-rians, retired umpires, and former players.

Signs of the Time airs on 3-2 Tuesday, the 12th at 10:00 p.m.

Jackie Robinson

SIGNSof the TIME

Jackie Robinson is shown with hisfuture wife, Rachel Isum.

Filmmaker Ken Burns tellsthe story of Jazz—the quintes-sential American art form. The10-part series follows thegrowth and development ofjazz music from its beginningsto the present. Nine episodescover a period of 45 years,from 1917 to 1961, while thefinal epsiode examines 1961 to2001.

Jazz is born in the unique musical and social cauldron of NewOrleans at the turn of the 20th century. In chronological order, theseries emphasizes innovative composers and musicians and Ameri-can history. Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington are central fig-ures, and the contributions of Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, MilesDavis, John Coltrane, and countless others are discussed. In the1960s, jazz becomes divided into “schools”—Dixieland, swing,bop, hard bop, cool, modal, free, avant-garde. Rock ‘n’ roll groupsdominate record sales and radio and by the late 1960s, jazz is strug-gling to find its way. But by the mid-80s, jazz begins to bounce back

Three acclaimed documentaries by filmmaker Ken Burns —

JAZZ

The Benny Goodman Trio with GeneKrupa (drums) and Teddy Wilson (piano),1937

National Parks: America’s Best Idea is a six-part documen-tary series directed by Ken Burns. It is the story of an idea asuniquely American as the Declaration of Independence and just asradical: that the most special places in the nation should be pre-served, not for royalty or the rich, but for everyone.

The series begins in 1864 as Congress passes an act that protectsYosemite for “public use, resort and recreation,” the first time inworld history that any government has proposed this idea.

National Parks continues through the 1920s and 30s as theadvent of the automobile allows more people than ever to visit theparks. The final episode makes its way to Alaska, where America’s“Last Frontier” becomes a testing ground for the future of the parkidea.

The six episodes of National Parks: America’s Best Idea willbe broadcast on 3-2 Monday through Saturday, the 25th thru the30th at 8:00 p.m. and on HD3-1 at 7:00 p.m.

National Parks: America’s Best Idea

and as it approaches its centennial, jazz is still alive—and stillchanging.

Jazz airs on 3-2 Sundays at 10:00 p.m. beginning the 3rd. OnHD3-1, it airs Saturdays at 7:00 p.m. beginning the 2nd.

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As season 5 of Call the Midwife pre-mieres, it’s 1961 and Poplar is beginning tofeel the winds of social change, along withimprovements in housing, sanitation, andhealthcare.

In eight new episodes, the midwives andnuns of Nonnatus House encounter complexand challenging cases, from an outbreak oftyphoid to the increase in lung cancer, anda pregnant teenager and a mother who van-ishes. All are shaken when, several monthsapart, two babies are born with severe de-formities. As they struggle to understand thethalidomide scandal, they must find ways todeal with the resulting medical and emo-tional fallout.

If that were not enough, the end of sea-son 5 brings the peaceful passing of a fan-favorite character.

Call of the Midwife 5 airs on 3-2 Sun-days at 7:00 p.m. beginning the 3rd. OnHD3-1, it will be broadcast Sundays at 6:00p.m. beginning the 3rd.

The vicar and the cop are back! Rever-end Sidney Chambers and InspectorGeordie Keating return for another round ofmysteries in “Grantchester 2” on Master-piece.

When we last left Grantchester, Geordiewas shot on duty in the final episode whichaired in January 2015. A year on, he appearsto have put this behind him. The vicar is stillsingle and Geordie makes it his missison tofind him a woman. But the vicar clearly stillonly has eyes for Amanda, whom we lastsaw when shewas about tomarry Sidney’srival, Guy.

As season 2opens, Sidneyis suspected ofmurder. Butthen, so are afellow priest, aphotographer,and a classmate of the victim. Geordiemakes up his mind about who will hang.

“Grantchester 2” on Masterpiece airs on3-2 Sundays at 9:00 p.m. beginning the 3rdand repeats Fridays at 11:00 p.m. On HD3-1,it airs Sundays at 7:00 p.m. beginning the 3rdand repeats Mondays at 6:00 a.m. and 1:00p.m. beginning the 11th.

The Secrets of Saint John Paul detailspreviously unknown correspondence be-tween Pope John PaulII, now Saint John PaulII in the CatholicChurch, and an Ameri-can woman. Throughthe course of hundredsof letters over three de-cades, a deep and closerelationship began be-tween the then-Cardinal Karol Wojtyla andPolish-American philosopher Anna-TeresaTymieniecka, and continued after he waselected Pope John Paul II.

Tymieniecka worked on an English trans-lation of one of Wojtyla’s philosophicalbooks, and their friendship grew from lettersto holidays spent together. Journalist Ed-ward Stourton’s program notes that there’snever a suggestion that Pope John Paul IIbroke his vow of celibacy, but delves intothe questions raised by this intense corre-spondence, which now rests in the Polishnational library.

The Secrets of Saint John Paul airs on3-2 Tuesday, the 5th at 8:00 p.m., Friday,8th, 9:00 p.m., and Sunday, 10th at 10:00a.m. On HD3-1, it airs Tuesday, the 5th at7:00 p.m. and Wednesday, the 6th at 7:00a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

“Welcome to Leith” on Independent Lens chronicles the at-tempted takeover of a small town in North Dakota by notoriouswhite supremacist Craig Cobb. An unsettling exploration of whathappens to democratic principles when they’re pushed to the limit,the film asks: In a free society, how do we deal with people whoseviews we find abhorrent?

Leith, North Dakota, is home to 24 people, mostly farmers andranchers. In 2012, an outsider named Craig Cobb moved in andstarted buying up property. Residents initially welcomed thebearded stranger, figuring he’d moved to be closer to the oil fields,but Cobb had other motives. Posting on racist online forums thathe’d found the perfect place to start an all-white enclave, Cobbimplored other white supremacists to move to Leith and help takeover the town’s government.

But far from the prairies of North Dakota, Ryan Lenz, an inves-tigator from Montgomery, Alabama’s Southern Poverty Law Cen-ter, discovers Cobb’s posts and informs Leith’s mayor, Ryan

“Could be the scariest film of the year. . .” —Los Angeles Times

[I]NDEPENDENTLENS Welcome to Leith

Kynan Dutton, Craig Cobb (center), and DebHenderson patrol the Leith neighborhood.

Schock. Schock, ayoung rancher andfamily man who’dlived in Leith all hislife, is stunned by thenews—and the ensu-ing media firestorm.

Cobb then invitesthe head of the largestneo-Nazi group in theU.S. to stage a townhall meeting, andnearly 300 people show up. Soon after, a family of white suprema-cists from Oregon moves in to start fixing up Cobb’s properties.

As the town struggles to fight against one man’s extremist vision,Cobb and his followers ratchet up the intimidation tactics, disrupt-ing city council meetings with shouts of “Sieg Heil” and postingresidents’ names and home addresses on racist web sites. But whenhe takes to patrolling the streets with a loaded rifle and shotgun, resi-dents decide they have had enough and proceed to take matters intotheir own hands.

“Welcome to Leith” on Independent Lens can be seen on 3-2Monday, the 4th at 9:00 p.m. On HD3-1, it airs Monday, the 4th at7:00 p.m. and Tuesday, the 5th at 7:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

The Secrets ofSaint John Paul

James Norton as SidneyChambers

Grantchester 2

Call the Midwife 5Patsy, Trixie, and Barbara

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Monday through Friday5:00 am Wai Lana Yoga5:30 am Body Electric6:00 am Classical Stretch6:30 am BBC World News7:00 am Sesame Street

7:30 am Thomas & Friends8:00 am Dinosaur Train8:30 am Peg + Cat

9:00 am SuperWhy!9:30 am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

10:00 am Cat in the Hat10:30 am Sid the Science Kid (M)

Peep & the Big Wide World (Tu)Clifford the Big Red Dog (W)Signing Time! (Th)Mister Rogers (F)

11:00 am Joanne Weir Gets Fresh II (M)Martha Bakes (Tu)New Fly Fisher (W)American Woodshop (Th)Bob the Builder (F)

11:30 am America’s Test Kitchen (M)Knitting Daily (Tu)Woodturning Workshop (W)Craftsman’s Legacy (Th)Thomas & Friends (F)

12:00 pm Sit and Be Fit (MWF)Creative Living (TuTh)

12:30 pm Beads, Baubles and Jewels (M)Fit 2 Stitch (Tu)Quilting Arts (W)Welcome to My Studio (Th)Beauty of Oil Painting (F)

1:00 pm Curious George1:30 pm Nature Cat2:00 pm Ready, Jet, Go!2:30 pm Arthur3:00 pm Martha Speaks3:30 pm Odd Squad

4:00 pm WordGirl (M–Th)Thomas Edison’s Secret Lab (F)

4:30 pm BBC World News America5:00 pm Charlie Rose: The Week (M)

Scully/The World Show (Tu)News 3 New Mexico (W)News 3 New Mexico (Th)News 3 New Mexico (F)

5:30 pm Nightly Business Report6:00 pm PBS NewsHour

6:00 am Nature Cat6:30 am Curious George7:00 am Peg + Cat7:30 am Dinosaur Train8:00 am Sesame Street8:30 am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

9:00 am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood9:30 am Sid the Science Kid (M,F)

Bob the Builder (Tu)Zula Patrol (W)Big Bites (Th)

10:00 am SuperWhy!10:30 am Thomas & Friends11:00 am Nature Cat11:30 am Cat in the Hat12:00 pm Mister Rogers (M)

Peep & the Big Wide World (Tu)Clifford the Big Red Dog (W)Signing Time! (Th)Caillou (F)

12:30 pm Bob the Builder (M)Barney & Friends (Tu)Ruby’s Studio (W)WordWorld (Th)Space Racers (F)

1:00 pm Wild Kratts1:30 pm Martha Speaks2:00 pm Arthur2:30 pm WordGirl3:00 pm Odd Squad3:30 pm Peg + Cat4:00 pm Dinosaur Train4:30 pm Ready, Jet, Go!5:00 pm Signing Time! (M)

Cyberchase (Tu)Peep & the Big Wide World (W)Hands on Crafts for Kids (Th)Twice As Good (F)

5:30 pm Imagination Station (M)SciGirls (Tu)Biz Kid$ (W)Curiosity Quest (Th)Hands on Crafts for Kids (F)

6:00 pm Cat in the Hat6:30 pm SuperWhy!7:00 pm Arthur7:30 pm WordGirl8:00 pm Odd Squad8:30 pm Martha Speaks

Saturday5:00 am Thomas & Friends5:30 am Bob the Builder6:00 am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood6:30 am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood7:00 am Curious George7:30 am Nature Cat8:00 am Ready, Jet, Go!8:30 am Wild Kratts9:00 am Odd Squad9:30 am Arthur

Sunday5:00 am Sid the Science Kid5:30 am Dinosaur Train6:00 am Sesame Street6:30 am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood7:00 am Curious George7:30 am Nature Cat8:00 am Ready, Jet, Go!8:30 am Wild Kratts9:00 am Odd Squad9:30 am Odd Squad

10:00 am Arthur10:30 am Thomas Edison’s Secret Lab1

Saturday

6:00 AM Peg + Cat6:30 am Dinosaur Train7:00 am Thomas & Friends7:30 am Nature Cat8:00 am Bob the Builder8:30 am Sid the Science Kid9:00 am SuperWhy!9:30 am Cyberchase

10:00 am Ready, Jet, Go!10:30 am SciGirls11:00 am WordGirl11:30 am Thomas Edison’s Secret Lab12:00 pm Odd Squad12:30 pm Maya & Miguel1:00 pm Curious George1:30 pm Cat in the Hat2:00 pm Peep & the Big Wide World2:30 pm WordWorld3:00 pm Caillou3:30 pm Clifford the Big Red Dog4:00 pm Peg + Cat4:30 pm Wild Kratts5:00 pm Biz Kid$5:30 pm Martha Speaks6:00 pm Odd Squad6:30 pm Imagination Station7:00 pm Curiosity Quest7:30 pm SciGirls8:00 pm Signing Time!8:30 pm Arthur

Sunday6:00 am Peg + Cat6:30 am Dinosaur Train7:00 am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood7:30 am SuperWhy!8:00 am Sid the Science Kid8:30 am Arthur9:00 am Odd Squad9:30 am Martha Speaks

10:00 am Thomas Edison’s Secret Lab10:30 am 1001 Nights11:00 am Imagination Station11:30 am Hands on Crafts for Kids12:00 pm Curiosity Quest12:30 pm Biz Kid$1:00 pm Bali1:30 pm Signing Time!2:00 pm Twice as Good2:30 pm Peg + Cat3:00 pm SuperWhy!3:30 pm Curious George4:00 pm Cat in the Hat4:30 pm Peep & the Big Wide World5:00 pm WordWorld5:30 pm Caillou6:00 pm Clifford the Big Red Dog6:30 pm Bob the Builder7:00 pm Thomas & Friends7:30 pm Ready, Jet, Go!8:00 pm SciGirls8:30 pm Biz Kid$

Channel 3-2

Channel 3-1

Channel 3-3

3-2 (SD) is your regular KENW-TV channel. Channels 3-1 (HD) and 3-3(SD) require a digital television or a converter box, both with antennas.

Monday through Friday

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KENW TV SCHEDULES 3-1 (HD), 3-2 (SD) AND 3-3 (SD)

KENW-TV’s 3-1 (High Definition, HD) and 3-2 (Standard Definition, SD) program schedulescan be seen on the following cable companies:

Dexter: Channel 3 (SD) and Channel 470 (HD), Cable OneHobbs: Channel 3 (SD) and Channel 703 (HD), TDSPortales: Channel 3 (SD), and Channel 510 (HD), Comcast CableRoswell: Channel 3 (SD), and Channel 470 (HD), Cable One

KENW-TV’s 3-2 Schedule (Standard Definition, SD) can be seen on the following cablecompanies:Artesia: Channel 3, PVTCarlsbad: Channel 3, TDSClovis: Channel 3, SuddenlinkDexter: Channel 3, PVTEddy County South: Channel 3, TDSEunice: Channel 3, TDSFarwell: Channel 3, SuddenlinkFt. Sumner: Channel 3, Reach Broadband

Hagerman: Channel 3, PVTJal: Channel 3, TDSLea County: Channel 3, TDSLoving: Channel 3, TDSLovington: Channel 3, TDSMelrose: Channel 9, Reach BroadbandMuleshoe: Channel 5, Reach BroadbandTexico: Channel 3, SuddenlinkTucumcari: Channel 11, Comcast

KENW-TV on Cable Companies

Our regular KENW-TV Channel (3-2) is listed below in bold. It can be seen by those who use cable or one of our analogtranslators listed on page 3. Schedule 3-1 is our High Definition (HD) Channel and 3-3 is our Children’s/Encore Stan-dard Definition (SD) Channel. Those with either digital TV sets or analog sets with converter boxes (both sets requireantennas) can receive all three channels in most parts of our viewing area. KENW-TV has digital transmitters in thefollowing cities: Clovis/Portales; Hobbs/Lovington; Roswell; Artesia; Fort Sumner; Tucumcari; Carlsbad; and Ruidoso.

KENW-TV’s 3-1 schedule (below in italics) is carried by DirecTV in most counties of New Mexico.KENW-TV’s 3-2 schedule (below in bold) is carried on Dish network in most counties of New Mexico.

Friday 1st 5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch 5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 America’s Heartland 6:30 3-1 Travel Detective7:00 3-1 Song of the Mountains8:00 3-1 This Old House Hour9:00 3-1 Globe Trekker

10:00 3-1 Joy of Painting10:30 3-1 Painting with Wilson Bickford11:00 3-1 Body Electric11:30 3-1 Sit and Be Fit12:00 3-1 West of the West: Tales from

California’s Channel “First People,”Pt. 1

1:00 3-1 Music City Roots2:00 3-1 This Old House Hour3:00 3-1 Globe Trekker4:00 3-1 Science Goes to the Movies4:30 3-1 Eat! Drink! Italy! with Vic Rallo5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour 7:00 3-2 Market to Market

3-1 Washington Week 7:30 3-2 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack

3-1 Charlie Rose–The Week 8:00 3-2 Washington Week

3-1 Nova “The Great Math Mystery” 8:30 3-2 Charlie Rose–The Week 9:00 3-2 New Mexico Masterpieces

3-1 Frontline “Saudi Arabia Uncovered”3-3 Charlie Rose

10:00 3-2 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 13-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Jazz, Pt. 1

11:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley11:30 3-1 Tavis Smiley

3-3 Reel South12:00 3-2 PBS NewsHour

3-1 Washington Week3-3 Reel South

Saturday 2nd 6:00 3-2 Woodturning Workshop

“Purpleheart Tool Handle” 6:30 3-2 American Woodshop

“Bent Wood Stands” 7:00 3-2 Woodsmith Shop

“Details of Craftsmship” 7:30 3-2 America’s Test Kitchen

“Sweet and Spicy Asian Specialties” 8:00 3-2 Joanne Weir Gets Fresh II “Citrus” 8:30 3-2 Lidia’s Kitchen “Antipasti” 9:00 3-2 Delicious TV’s Vegan Mashup

“The Vegan BBQ” 9:30 3-2 Motorweek10:00 3-2 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

“Homesteaders USA”3-1 This Old House Hour

10:30 3-2 Victory Garden’s Edible Feast“Ohio”

11:00 3-2 Paint This with Jerry Yarnell“Appaloosa Beauty,” Pt. 13-1 In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs

11:30 3-2 Joy of Painting “Indian Summer”3-1 Victory Garden’s Edible Feast

12:00 3-2 Beauty of Oil Painting “Hibiscus”3-1 This Old House

12:30 3-2 Quilt in a Day “Garden Walk”3-1 This Old House

1:00 3-2 Quilting Arts“Free-Motion Stitching”3-1 Ask This Old House

1:30 3-2 Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting“Row Quilt,” Pt. 33-1 Motorweek

2:00 3-2 Creative Living3-1 Woodwright’s Shop

2:30 3-2 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School“Turkey”3-1 Chef’s Life

3:00 3-2 Craftsman’s Legacy“The Woodworker”3-1 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School

3:30 3-2 This Old House“This Old New House”3-1 Martha Bakes

4:00 3-2 Ask This Old House“Overflow, Antique Fixture”3-1 History Detectives

4:30 3-2 Welcome to My Studio“Box from Madeira”

5:00 3-2 Sewing with Nancy“Sew the Perfect T-Shirt,” Pt. 23-1 PBS NewsHour Weekend

5:30 3-2 Fit 2 Stitch“Casual Dinners and Dates”3-1 Charlie Rose–The Week

6:00 3-2 Report from Santa Fe3-1 Antiques Roadshow

6:30 3-2 America’s Heartland 7:00 3-2 Lawrence Welk Show “Farm”

3-1 Jazz, Pt. 1 8:00 3-2 After You’ve Gone 8:30 3-2 Red Green Show “The Butter Man”

3-1 Royal Nova Scotia InternationalTatoo 2015

9:00 3-2 Austin City Limits “Beck”3-3 Lawrence Welk Show

10:00 3-2 Nova “The Great Math Mystery”3-1 Austin City Limits3-3 Classic Gospel

11:00 3-2 Nature “Animal Reunions”3-1 Nova “The Great Math Mystery”3-3 Bluegrass Underground

11:30 3-3 Bluegrass Underground12:00 3-2 Austin City Limits “Beck”

3-1 America’s First Forest3-3 Front and Center

Sunday 3rd 6:00 3-2 Travel Detective with Peter Green

“How Safe is Your Cruise? & HiddenGems of Australia”

6:30 3-2 Second Opinion “Late Effects ofCancer Treatment”

7:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow “Boise,” Pt. 3 8:00 3-2 Classic Gospel “Hymns” 9:00 3-2 Joy of Music “St. Michael’s Church,

Munich, Germany” 9:30 3-2 Joy of Music “Musical Visit to Lyon,

France”10:00 3-2 New Mexico Masterpieces11:00 3-2 Globe Trekker “Puerto Rico”

3-1 Washington Week in Review

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11:30 3-1 Charlie Rose–The Week12:00 3-2 Craftsman’s Legacy

“The Shoemakers”3-1 To the Contrary

12:30 3-2 In Focus3-1 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly

1:00 3-1 Scully/The World Show 1:30 3-2 24 Frames “Wyman Meinzer Pt. 1/

Sara Braswell/Scott Cochran”3-1 Market to Market

2:00 3-2 Closer to Truth“How Could ESP Work?”3-1 Chef’s Life

2:30 3-2 Well Read “Stacy Schiff,The Witches, Salem 1692”3-1 Mind of a Chef

3:00 3-2 Healthy Body Healthy Mind“Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis”3-1 Nature “Animal Reunions”

3:30 3-2 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 4:00 3-2 Classic Gospel

“Tribute to the Goodmans”3-1 Nova “The Great Math Mystery”

5:00 3-2 PBS NewsHour Weekend3-1 24 Frames

5:30 3-2 McLaughlin Group3-1 Report From Santa Fe

6:00 3-2 Second Opinion “Sudden CardiacArrest in Young Athletes”3-1 Call the Midwife, Pt. 1

6:30 3-2 Travel Detective “The Invisibles” 7:00 3-2 Call the Midwife 5,” Pt. 1

3-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 1 8:00 3-2 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 2

3-1 After You’ve Gone 8:30 3-1 Inspector George Gently 9:00 3-2 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 1

3-3 Tracks Ahead9:30 3-3 Aviators

10:00 3-2 Jazz “Gumbo (Beginnings to 1917),”Pt. 1

3-1 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 23-3 Call the Midwife 5, Pt. 1

11:00 3-1 Austin City Limits3-3 Masterpiece

11:30 3-2 Discovering Beverly Cleary12:00 3-2 Nova “The Great Math Mystery”

3-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 23-1 Masterpiece

Monday 4th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester,” Pt. 6 7:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 2 8:00 3-1 All-Star Orchestra9:00 3-1 Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen9:30 3-1 Sara’s Weeknight Meals

10:00 3-1 P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table10:30 3-1 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home11:00 3-1 Body Electric11:30 3-1 Sit and Be Fit12:00 3-1 Brain, Pt. 1 1:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester,” Pt. 6 2:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 23:00 3-1 All Star Orchestra4:00 3-1 America’s Heartland4:30 3-1 Travelscope5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour 7:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow “Tuscon,” Pt. 2

3-1 Independent Lens “Welcome toLeith”

8:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow“Detroit,” Pt. 1

8:30 3-1 Discovering Beverly Cleary

9:00 3-2 Independent Lens“Welcome to Leith”3-1 Antiques Roadshow3-3 Charlie Rose

10:00 3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Antiques Roadshow

10:30 3-2 Travel Detective “The Truth aboutFrequent Flier-Programs”

11:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow “Tuscon,” Pt. 23-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 Independent Lens “Leith”

11:30 3-1 Tavis Smiley12:00 3-2 PBS NewsHour

3-1 Antiques Roadshow3-3 Independent Lens

Tuesday 5th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 Antiques Roadshow 7:00 3-1 Independent Lens

“Welcome to Leith”8:30 3-1 Discovering Beverly Cleary9:00 3-1 Healthy Body Healthy Mind9:30 3-1 Second Opinion

10:00 3-1 Closer to Truth10:30 3-1 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly11:00 3-1 Classical Stretch11:30 3-1 Happy Yoga12:00 3-1 Ancient Roads from Christ to

Constantine, Pt. 6 1:00 3-1 Antiques Roadshow2:00 3-1 Independent Lens

“Welcome to Leith” 3:30 3-1 Discovering Beverly Cleary4:00 3-1 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack4:30 3-1 24 Frames5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour 7:00 3-2 10 Homes that Changed America

3-1 Secrets of Saint John Paul 8:00 3-2 Secrets of Saint John Paul

3-1 Raising Ms. President 9:00 3-2 You Should Know

3-1 10 Home that Changed America3-3 Charlie Rose

9:30 3-2 Creative Living10:00 3-2 Frontline “Putin’s Way”

3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 10 Homes that Changed America

11:00 3-2 Charlie Rose3-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 Secrets of Saint John Paul


3-1 10 Homes that Changed America3-3 Frontline

Wednesday 6th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 10 Homes that Changed America

7:00 3-1 Secrets of Saint John Paul 8:00 3-1 Raising Ms. President9:00 3-1 Start Up9:30 3-1 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions

10:00 3-1 Rough Cut-Woodworking10:30 3-1 Woodturning Workshop11:00 3-1 Body Electric11:30 3-1 Sit and Be Fit12:00 3-1 Frontline “Putin’s Way” 1:00 3-1 10 Homes that Changed America 2:00 3-1 Secrets of Saint John Paul 3:00 3-1 Raising Ms. President4:00 3-1 Lidia’s Kitchen

4:30 3-1 America’s Test Kitchen

5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley 5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour 7:00 3-2 Nature “Saving Otter 501”

3-1 History Project, Pt. 1 8:00 3-2 Nova “Vikings Unearthed”

3-1 Magic of the Diary of Anne Frank9:00 3-1 Nature “Saving Otter 501”

3-3 Charlie Rose10:00 3-2 Healthy Body Healthy Mind

“Apha-1 Deficiency”3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Nature

10:30 3-2 This Old House“This Old New House”

11:00 3-2 Charlie Rose3-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 Nova


3-1 Nature “Saving Otter 501”

Thursday 7th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 Nature “Saving Otter 501”7:00 3-1 History Project, Pt. 18:00 3-1 Magic of the Diary of Anne Frank9:00 3-1 Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting9:30 3-1 Quilt in a Day

10:00 3-1 Knit and Crochet Now!10:30 3-1 Sew it All11:00 3-1 Classical Stretch11:30 3-1 Happy Yoga12:00 3-1 Nova “Vikings Unearthed”2:00 3-1 History Project, Pt. 1 3:00 3-1 Magic of the Diary of Anne Frank 4:00 3-1 Jammin at Hippie Jack’s4:30 3-1 Sun Studio Sessions5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour7:00 3-2 Frontline “Putin’s Way”

3-1 Song of the Mountains8:00 3-2 Song of the Mountains

3-1 Red Green Show 8:30 3-1 Stories of the Mind, Pt. 19:00 3-2 Sportslook

3-1 Creative Living3-3 Charlie Rose

9:30 3-2 Red Green Show“Red Green Insurance”3-1 You Should Know

10:00 3-2 Front and Center “Little Big Town”3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Rick Steves’ Europe

10:30 3-3 24 Frames11:00 3-2 Charlie Rose

3-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 Arts in Context

11:30 3-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 Roadtrip Nation

12:00 3-2 PBS NewsHour3-1 This Old House Hour3-3 Antiques Roadshow

Friday 8th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 America’s Heartland 6:30 3-1 Travel Detective7:00 3-1 Song of the Mountains8:00 3-1 This Old House Hour9:00 3-1 Globe Trekker

10:00 3-1 Joy of Painting10:30 3-1 Painting with Wilson Bickford11:00 3-1 Body Electric

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11:30 3-1 Sit and Be Fit12:00 3-1 West of the West: Tales from

California’s Channel “Settlers,” Pt. 21:00 3-1 Music City Roots2:00 3-1 This Old House Hour3:00 3-1 Globe Trekker4:00 3-1 Science Goes to the Movies4:30 3-1 Eat! Drink! Italy!5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour7:00 3-2 Market to Market

3-1 Washington Week7:30 3-2 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack

3-1 Charlie Rose–The Week8:00 3-2 Washington Week

3-1 Nova “Vikings Unearthed”8:30 3-2 Charlie Rose–The Week9:00 3-2 Secrets of Saint John Paul

3-3 Charlie Rose10:00 3-2 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 2

3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Jazz, Pt. 2

11:00 3-2 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 13-1 Tavis Smiley


3-1 Washington Week in Review3-3 Reel South

Saturday 9th6:00 3-2 Woodturning Workshop

“Wine Stoppers”6:30 3-2 American Woodshop

“The Console”7:00 3-2 Woodsmith Shop

“Tips, Tricks & Techniques”7:30 3-2 America’s Test Kitchen

“A Roast for the Holidays”8:00 3-2 Joanne Weir Gets Fresh “Roots”

8:30 3-2 Martha Bakes “Fruit Curds”9:00 3-2 Delicious TV’s Vegan Mashup

“Party Foods”9:30 3-2 Motorweek

10:00 3-2 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home“Charming Charleston”3-1 This Old House Hour

10:30 3-2 Victory Garden’s Edible Feast“New York City”


11:30 3-2 Joy of Painting “Royal Majesty”3-1 Victory Garden’s Edible Feast

12:00 3-2 Beauty of Oil Painting“Pastel Poppy Bouquet”3-1 This Old House

12:30 3-2 Quilt in a Day“Finishing Sampler One”3-1 This Old House

1:00 3-2 Quilting Arts “Let’s Talk Texture”3-1 Ask This Old House

1:30 3-2 Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting“Easy Edge to Edge Quilting”3-1 Motorweek


2:30 3-2 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School“French Bistro Classics”3-1 Chef’s Life

3:00 3-2 Craftsman’s Legacy“The Glassblower”3-1 Martha’s Stewart’s Cooking School

3:30 3-2 This Old House “Truck in the NewHouse”3-1 Martha Bakes

4:00 3-2 Ask This Old House“Wildlife Garden, Floor Patch”3-1 History Detectives

4:30 3-2 Welcome To My Studio“Baskets and Bears”

5:00 3-2 Sewing with Nancy“Beginning Landscape Quilting”3-1 PBS NewsHour Weekend

5:30 3-2 Fit 2 Stitch “The Bodice and Why Dartsare a Woman’s Best Friend”3-1 Charlie Rose–The Week


6:30 3-2 America’s Heartland7:00 3-2 Lawrence Welk Show

“America at Play”3-1 Jazz, Pt. 2

8:00 3-2 After You’ve Gone 8:30 3-2 Red Green Show

“Red Green Insurance”9:00 3-2 Austin City Limits “Nine Inch Nails”

3-1 Front and Center3-3 Lawrence Welk Show

10:00 3-2 Nova “Vikings Unearthed”3-1 Austin City Limits3-3 Classic Gospel

11:00 3-1 Nova “Vikings Unearthed”3-3 Bluegrass Underground

11:30 3-3 Bluegrass Underground12:00 3-2 Austin City Limits “Nine Inch Nails”

3-3 Front and Center

Sunday 10th6:00 3-2 Travel Detective “Uncovering Phony

Hotel Reviews” 6:30 3-2 Second Opinion “Breast

Reconstruction”7:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow “Detroit,” Pt. 18:00 3-2 Classic Gospel “Pure & Simple,” Pt. 19:00 3-2 Joy of Music “Cracow, Polan”9:30 3-2 Joy of Music “Einsiedeln Monastery”

10:00 3-2 Secrets of Saint John Paul11:00 3-2 Globe Trekker “Delhi & Agra”

3-1 Washington Week in Review11:30 3-1 Charlie Rose–The Week12:00 3-2 Cultura

3-1 To the Contrary12:30 3-2 In Focus

3-1 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly1:00 3-1 Scully/The World Show1:30 3-2 24 Frames “Crossroads Studio/

Pitmasters/Sugarwitch”3-1 Market to Market

2:00 3-2 Closer to Truth“How to Argue for God?”3-1 Chef’s Life

2:30 3-2 Well Read “Jon Meacham,Destiny & Power”3-1 Mind of a Chef

3:00 3-2 Healthy Body Healthy Mind“Dermamyositis and Polymyositis”3-1 Nova “Vikings Unearthed”

3:30 3-2 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 4:00 3-2 Classic Gospel “Hymns”5:00 3-2 PBS NewsHour Weekend

3-1 24 Frames 5:30 3-2 McLaughlin Group

3-1 Report From Santa Fe6:00 3-2 Second Opinion “Type II Diabetes”

3-1 Call the Midwife 5, Pt. 2 6:30 3-2 Travel Detective “Constructing

a Mega Resort” 7:00 3-2 Call The Midwife 5, Pt. 2


3-1 After You’ve Gone 8:30 3-1 Inspector George Gently

9:00 3-2 Masterpice “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 23-3 Tracks Ahead

9:30 3-3 Aviators10:00 3-2 Jazz “The Gift (1917-1924),” Pt. 2

3-1 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 33-3 Call the Midwife 5


12:00 3-2 Nova “Vikings Unearthed”3-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 33-3 Masterpiece

Monday 11th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 1 7:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 3 8:00 3-1 All-Star Orchestra9:00 3-1 Primal Grill, Pt. 39:30 3-1 Sara’s Weeknight Meals

10:00 3-1 P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Home10:30 3-1 P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table11:00 3-1 Body Electric11:30 3-1 Sit and Be Fit12:00 3-1 Brain, Pt. 2 1:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 12:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 33:00 3-1 All-Star Orchestra4:00 3-1 America’s Heartland4:30 3-1 Travelscope5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour7:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow “Tuscon,” Pt. 3

3-1 Jackie Robinson, Pt. 18:00 3-2 Jackie Robinson, Pt. 19:00 3-1 Antiques Roadshow

3-3 Charlie Rose10:00 3-2 Eat! Drink! Italy! with Vic Rallo

“The Locals Know”3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Antiques Roadshow

10:30 3-2 Travel Detective “UncoveringPhony Hotel Reviews”

11:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow “Tuscon,” Pt. 33-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 Jackie Robinson, Pt.1


3-1 New Mexico Masterpieces

Tuesday 12th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 Antiques Roadshow 7:00 3-1 Real Adam Smith, Pt. 18:00 3-1 Real Adam Smith, Pt. 29:00 3-1 Healthy Body Healthy Mind9:30 3-1 Second Opinion

10:00 3-1 Closer to Truth10:30 3-1 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly11:00 3-1 Classical Stretch11:30 3-1 Happy Yoga12:00 3-1 1916 The Irish Rebellion 1:00 3-1 Antiques Roadshow2:00 3-1 Real Adam Smith, Pt. 13:00 3-1 Real Adam Smith, Pt. 24:00 3-1 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack4:30 3-1 24 Frames5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour7:00 3-2 10 Parks that Changed America

3-1 Jackie Robinson, Pt. 2 8:00 3-2 Jackie Robinson, Pt. 29:00 3-1 10 Parks that Changed America

3-3 Charlie Rose

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10:00 3-2 Signs of the Time3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 10 Parks that Changed America

11:00 3-2 Charlie Rose3-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 Jackie Robinson, Pt. 2


3-1 10 Parks that Changed America

Wednesday 13th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 10 Parks that Changed America 7:00 3-1 Royal Nova Scotia International

Tatoo 2015 8:30 3-1 Oil Calling9:00 3-1 Start Up9:30 3-1 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions

10:00 3-1 Rough Cut-Woodworking10:30 3-1 Woodturning Workshop11:00 3-1 Body Electric11:30 3-1 Sit and Be Fit12:00 3-1 Orphan’s of the Genocide 1:00 3-1 10 Parks that Changed America 2:00 3-1 Royal Nova Scotia International

Tatoo 2015 3:30 3-1 Oil Calling4:00 3-1 Lidia’s Kitchen

4:30 3-1 America’s Test Kitchen5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour7:00 3-2 Nature “India’s Wandering Lions”

3-1 History Project, Pt. 2 8:00 3-2 Nova “Can Alzheimer’s Be

Stopped?”3-1 Ride the Tiger

9:00 3-2 Ride the Tiger3-1 Nature “India’s Wandering Lions”3-3 Charlie Rose

10:00 3-2 Healthy Body Healthy Mind“Pain Management”3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Nature

10:30 3-2 This Old House “Truck in the NewHouse”



3-1 Nature “India’s Wandering Lions”3-3 Ride the Tiger

Thursday 14th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 Nature “India’s Wandering Lions”7:00 3-1 History Project, Pt. 28:00 3-1 Ride the Tiger9:00 3-1 Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting9:30 3-1 Quilt in a Day

10:00 3-1 Knit and Crochet Now!10:30 3-1 Sew it All11:00 3-1 Classical Stretch11:30 3-1 Happy Yoga12:00 3-1 Nova “Can Alzheimer’s Be

Stopped?”1:00 3-1 Nature “India’s Wandering Lions”2:00 3-1 History Project, Pt. 2 3:00 3-1 Ride the Tiger 4:00 3-1 Jammin at Hippie Jack’s4:30 3-1 Sun Studio Sessions5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour

7:00 3-2 Waging War on Cancer:Today and Tomorrow3-1 Song of the Mountains

8:00 3-2 Song of the Mountains3-1 Red Green Show

8:30 3-1 Stories of the Mind, Pt. 29:00 3-2 Sportslook


9:30 3-2 Red Green Show “Lodge Luau”3-1 You Should Know

10:00 3-2 Front and Center “Zakk Wylde”3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Rick Steves’ Europe



11:30 3-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 Sun Studio Sessions



10:00 3-1 Joy of Painting10:30 3-1 Painting with Wilson Bickford11:00 3-1 Body Electric11:30 3-1 Sit and Be Fit12:00 3-1 West of the West: Tales from

California’s Channel “Return,” Pt. 31:00 3-1 Music City Roots2:00 3-1 This Old House Hour3:00 3-1 Globe Trekker4:00 3-1 Science Goes to the Movies4:30 3-1 Eat! Drink! Italy!5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley




3-1 Nova “Can Alzheimer’s BeStopped?”

8:30 3-2 Charlie Rose–The Week9:00 3-2 Jay: A Rockefeller’s Journey

3-1 Frontline “Putin’s Way”3-3 Charlie Rose




3-1 Washington Week3-3 Jazz


“Chair Spindles”6:30 3-2 American Woodshop

“Burkhardt Inspired Green Man Chair”7:00 3-2 Woodsmith Shop

“Power Tool Essentials”7:30 3-2 America’s Test Kitchen

“Pork and Pears”

8:00 3-2 Joanne Weir Gets Fresh II“Mushrooms Italian-Style”

8:30 3-2 Martha Bakes “Homemade Donuts”9:00 3-2 Delicious TV’s Vegan Mashup

“The Mediterranean Round-Up”9:30 3-2 Motorweek

10:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home“Oils All Around”3-1 This Old House Hour

10:30 3-2 Victory Garden’s Edible Feast“The Bay Area”


11:30 3-2 Joy of Painting “At Dawn’s Light”3-1 Victory Garden’s Edible Feast

12:00 3-2 Beauty of Oil Painting“Peonies and Roses”3-1 This Old House

12:30 3-2 Quilt in a Day“Finishing Sampler Two”3-1 This Old House

1:00 3-2 Quilting Arts “Print and Paint”3-1 Ask This Old House

1:30 3-2 Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting“Bountiful Stars”3-1 Motorweek


2:30 3-2 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School“The Grind”3-1 Chef’s Life

3:00 3-2 Craftsman’s Legacy“The Guitar Maker”3-1 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School

3:30 3-2 This Old House“North Shore Framezilla”3-1 Martha Bakes

4:00 3-2 Ask This Old House “Potato Farm,Track Lighting”3-1 History Detectives

4:30 3-2 Welcome to My Studio“Painting an Ellipse”

5:00 3-2 Sewing with Nancy“Beginning Landscape Quilting,” Pt. 23-1 PBS NewsHour Weekend

5:30 3-2 Fit 2 Stitch “The Skirt, For All Ages”3-1 Charlie Rose-The Week


6:30 3-2 America’s Heartland7:00 3-2 Lawrence Welk Show “Backstage

with Our Musical Family”3-1 Jazz “Our Language (1924–1928),”

Pt. 38:00 3-2 After You’ve Gone

8:30 3-2 Red Green Show “Lodge Luau”9:00 3-2 Austin City Limits “Tweedy”


10:00 3-2 Nova “Can Alzheimer’s BeStopped?”3-1 Austin City Limits3-3 Classic Gospel

11:00 3-2 Nature “India’s Wandering Lions”3-1 Nova “Can Alzheimer’s Be

Stopped?”3-3 Bluegrass Underground

11:30 3-3 Bluegrass Underground12:00 3-2 Austin City Limits “Tweedy”

3-1 Heart of the World: Colorado’sNational Parks

3-3 Front And Center

Sunday 17th6:00 3-2 Travel Detective with Peter Green

“Cruise Ship Ghosts”

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6:30 3-2 Second Opinion “Racial Disparitiesin Cardiac Care”

7:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow “Tuscon,” Pt. 38:00 3-2 Classic Gospel “Pure & Simple,” Pt. 2

9:00 3-2 Joy of Music “Elbe River I”9:30 3-2 Joy of Music “Musical Visit to Prague”

10:00 3-2 Ride the Tiger11:00 3-2 Globe Trekker “Wild West USA”

3-1 Washington Week in Review11:30 3-1 Charlie Rose–The Week12:00 3-2 Great Performances at the Met “Lulu”

3-1 To the Contrary12:30 3-1 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly1:00 3-1 Scully/The World Show1:30 3-1 Market to Market2:00 3-1 Chef’s Life2:30 3-1 Mind Of A Chef3:00 3-1 Nature “India’s Wandering Lions”3:30 3-2 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 4:00 3-2 Classic Gospel “Pure & Simple,” Pt. 1

3-1 Nova “Can Alzheimer’s Be Stopped?”5:00 3-2 PBS NewsHour Weekend


3-1 Report From Santa Fe6:00 3-2 Second Opinion “Preventive Cancer

Screening”3-1 Call the Midwife, Pt. 3

6:30 3-2 Travel Detective “Egypt Tourism”7:00 3-2 Call The Midwife 5, Pt. 3


3-1 After You’ve Gone 8:30 3-1 Inspector George Gently9:00 3-2 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 3

3-3 Tracks Ahead9:30 3-3 Aviators

10:00 3-2 Jazz “Our Language (1924-1928),”Pt. 33-1 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 43-3 Call the Midwife


12:00 3-2 Nova “Can Alzheimer’s BeStopped?”3-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 43-3 Masterpiece

Monday 18th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 2 7:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 4 8:00 3-1 All-Star Orchestra9:00 3-1 Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen9:30 3-1 Sara’s Weeknight Meals

10:00 3-1 P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table10:30 3-1 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home11:00 3-1 Body Electric11:30 3-1 Sit and Be Fit12:00 3-1 Brain, Pt. 3 1:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 2 2:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 43:00 3-1 All-Star Orchestra4:00 3-1 America’s Heartland4:30 3-1 Travelscope5:00 3-1 Travis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour7:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow “Omaha,” Pt. 1

3-1 Independent Lens “Democrats/SoftVengeance”

8:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow “Detroit,” Pt. 29:00 3-2 Ride the Tiger

3-1 Antiques Roadshow3-3 Charlie Rose

10:00 3-2 Eat! Drink! Italy! with Vic Rallo“Trust the Land”3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Antiques Roadshow

10:30 3-2 Travel Detective“Cruise Ship Ghosts”

11:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow “Omaha,” Pt. 13-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 Antiques Roadshow


3-1 Antiques Roadshow3-3 Independent Lens

Tuesday 19th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 Antiques Roadshow 7:00 3-1 Independent Lens “Democrats/Soft

Vengeance”9:00 3-1 Healthy Body Healthy Mind9:30 3-1 Second Opinion

10:00 3-1 Closer to Truth10:30 3-1 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly11:00 3-1 Classical Stretch11:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga12:00 3-1 1916 The Irish Rebellion 1:00 3-1 Antiques Roadshow 2:00 3-1 Independent Lens “Democrats/Soft

Vengeance”4:00 3-1 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack4:30 3-1 24 Frames5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour7:00 3-2 10 Towns that Changed America

3-1 Shakespeare’s Curse 8:00 3-2 Shakespeare’s Curse

3-1 Jay: A Rockefeller’s Journey9:00 3-2 You Should Know

3-1 10 Towns that Changed America3-3 Charlie Rose

9:30 3-2 Creative Living10:00 3-2 Frontline “Children of Syria”

3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 10 Towns that Changed America

11:00 3-2 Charlie Rose3-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 Shakespeare’s Curse


3-1 10 Towns that Changed America3-3 Frontline

Wednesday 20th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 10 Towns that Changed America 7:00 3-1 Shakespeare’s Curse8:00 3-1 Jay: A Rockefeller’s Journey9:00 3-1 Start Up9:30 3-1 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions

10:00 3-1 American Woodshop10:30 3-1 Woodturning Workshop11:00 3-1 Body Electric11:30 3-1 Sit and Be Fit12:00 3-1 Frontline “Children of Syria” 1:00 3-1 10 Towns that Changed America2:00 3-1 Shakespeare’s Curse3:00 3-1 Jay: A Rockefeller’s Journey 4:00 3-1 Lidia’s Kitchen 4:30 3-1 America’s Test Kitchen5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour7:00 3-2 Nature “Leave it to Beavers”

3-1 History Project, Pt. 3

8:00 3-2 Nova “Wild Ways”3-1 Best of Big Blue Live

9:00 3-2 Best of Big Blue Life3-1 Nature “Leave it to Beavers”3-3 Charlie Rose

10:00 3-2 Healthy Body Healthy Mind“Shoulder Arthroplasty”3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Nature

10:30 3-2 This Old House “North ShoreFramezilla”



3-1 Nature “Leave it to Beavers”3-3 Best of Big Blue Live

Thursday 21st5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 Nature “Leave it to Beavers”7:00 3-1 History Project, Pt. 38:00 3-1 Best of Big Blue Live9:00 3-1 Fons & Porters Love of Quilting9:30 3-1 Quilt in a Day

10:00 3-1 Knit and Crochet Now!10:30 3-1 Sew it All11:00 3-1 Classical Stretch11:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga12:00 3-1 Nova “Wild Ways”1:00 3-1 Nature “Leave it to Beavers”2:00 3-1 History Project, Pt. 3 3:00 3-1 Best of Big Blue Live 4:00 3-1 Jammin at Hippie Jack’s4:30 3-1 Sun Studio Sessions5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour7:00 3-2 Frontline “Children of Syria”

3-1 Song of the Mountains8:00 3-2 Song of the Mountains

3-1 Red Green Show8:30 3-1 Stories of the Mind, Pt. 39:00 3-2 Sportslook


9:30 3-2 Red Green Show“Hoard of the Flies”3-1 You Should Know

10:00 3-2 Front and Center “Train”3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Science Goes to the Movies



11:30 3-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 Sun Studio Sessions


Friday 22nd5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 America’s Heartland 6:30 3-1 Travel Detective7:00 3-1 Song of the Mountains8:00 3-1 This Old House Hour9:00 3-1 Globe Trekker

10:00 3-1 Joy of Painting10:30 3-1 Painting with Wilson Bickford11:00 3-1 Body Electric11:30 3-1 Sit and Be Fit

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12:00 3-1 TELOS: The Fantastic World ofEugene Tssui

1:00 3-1 Music City Roots2:00 3-1 This Old House Hour3:00 3-1 Globe Trekker4:00 3-1 Science Goes to the Movies4:30 3-1 On Story, Pt. 1




3-1 Nova “Wild Ways”8:30 3-2 Charlie Rose–The Week9:00 3-2 Shakespeare’s Curse

3-1 Frontline “Children of Syria”3-3 Charlie Rose



11:30 3-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 Jazz

12:00 3-2 PBS NewsHour3-1 Washington Week

Saturday 23rd6:00 3-2 Woodturning Workshop

“Banksia Pod Paperweights”6:30 3-2 American Woodshop

“Antique Repair and Restoration Work”7:00 3-2 Woodsmith Shop “Fundamentals

of Woodworking”7:30 3-2 America’s Test Kitchen

“Roast Chicken and Potatoes Revisited”8:00 3-2 Joanne Weir Gets Fresh

“Copita Inspired” 8:30 3-2 Martha Bakes

“Chocolate Ganache”9:00 3-2 Delicious TV’s Vegan Mashup

“Holiday Classics”9:30 3-2 Motorweek

10:00 3-2 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home“When Kids Takeover”3-1 This Old House Hour

10:30 3-2 Victory Garden’s Edible Feast“Palm Beach”


11:30 3-2 Joy of Painting “By the Sea”3-1 Victory Garden’s Edible Feast

12:00 3-2 Beauty of Oil Painting “Lily”3-1 This Old House

12:30 3-2 Quilt in a Day “Quick Trip”3-1 This Old House

1:00 3-2 Quilting Arts“Beautiful Backgrounds”3-1 Ask This Old House

1:30 3-2 Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting“Rail Fence Baby Quilt”3-1 Motorweek


2:30 3-2 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School“Cooking with Wine”3-1 Chef’s Life

3:00 3-2 Craftsman’s Legacy“The Stone Carver”3-1 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School

3:30 3-2 This Old House “Up on the Roof”3-1 Martha Bakes

4:00 3-2 Ask This Old House“Washer/Dryer, Chandelier”3-1 History Detectives

4:30 3-2 Welcome to My Studio“Transparent Glass”

5:00 3-2 Sewing with Nancy“Beginning Landscape Quilting,” Pt. 33-1 PBS NewsHour Weekend

5:30 3-2 Fit 2 Stitch “The Sleeve, Up, Downand All Around”3-1 Charlie Rose–The Week



“Keep A Song in Your Heart”3-1 Jazz “The True Welcome

(1929–1935),” Pt. 4 8:00 3-2 After You’ve Gone 8:30 3-2 Red Green Show

“Hoard of the Flies”9:00 3-2 Austin City Limits “Eric Church”


10:00 3-2 Nova “Wild Ways”3-1 Austin City Limits3-3 Classic Gospel

11:00 3-2 Nature “Leave it to Beavers”3-1 Nova “Wild Ways”3-3 Bluegrass Underground

11:30 3-3 Bluegrass Underground12:00 3-2 Austin City Limits “Eric Church”

3-1 Music City Roots3-3 Front and Center

Sunday 24th6:00 3-2 Travel Detective

“Alternatives to Commercial Jets”6:30 3-2 Second Opinion “Mammography”7:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow

“Detroit,” Pt. 28:00 3-2 Classic Gospel

“Gaither Homecoming Classics”9:00 3-2 Joy of Music “Memorable Moments I”9:30 3-2 Joy of Music “Musical Journey of

Holland,” Pt. II10:00 3-2 Autism: Behind the Camera11:00 3-2 Globe Trekker “Food Hour: Sicily”

3-1 Washington Week in Review11:30 3-1 Charlie Rose–The Week12:00 3-2 Cultura

3-1 To the Contrary12:30 3-2 In Focus

3-1 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly1:00 3-1 Scully/The World Show1:30 3-2 24 Frames “Kimmie Rhodes/Local

Brewers/Junior Vasquez”3-1 Market to Market

2:00 3-2 Closer to Truth “Does God KnowEverything?”3-1 Chef’s Life

2:30 3-2 Well Read “Miami Book FairInternational”3-1 Mind of a Chef

3:00 3-2 Healthy Body Healthy Mind “SickleCell, Thalassemia and Iron Overload”3-1 Nature “Leave it to Beavers”

3:30 3-2 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 4:00 3-2 Classic Gospel “Pure & Simple,” Pt. 2

3-1 Nova “Wild Ways” 5:00 3-2 PBS NewsHour Weekend


3-1 Report From Santa Fe6:00 3-2 Second Opinion “Pancreative

Cancer”3-1 Call the Midwife 5, Pt. 4

6:30 3-2 Travel Detective “Cruise ShipGhosts”

7:00 3-2 Call the Midwife 5, Pt. 43-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 4

8:00 3-2 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 53-1 After You’ve Gone

8:30 3-1 Inspector George Gently9:00 3-2 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,”

Pt. 43-3 Tracks Ahead

9:30 3-3 Aviators10:00 3-2 Jazz “The True Welcome (1929-

1935),” Pt. 43-1 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 53-3 Call the Midwife


12:00 Nova “Wild Ways”3-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 53-3 Masterpiece

Monday 25th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 3 7:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 5 8:00 3-1 All-Star Orchestra9:00 3-1 Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen9:30 3-1 Sara’s Weeknight Meals

10:00 3-1 P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table10:30 3-1 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home11:00 3-1 Body Electric11:30 3-1 Sit and Be Fit12:00 3-1 Brain, Pt. 4 1:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 3 2:00 3-1 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 6,” Pt. 53:00 3-1 All-Star Orchestra4:00 3-1 America’s Heartland4:30 3-1 Travelscope5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour7:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow

“Omaha,” Pt. 23-1 National Parks: America’s Best Idea

8:00 3-2 National Parks: America’s BestIdea “The Scripture of Nature (1851-1890),” Pt. 1

9:00 3-1 Antiques Roadshow3-3 Charlie Rose

10:00 3-2 Eat! Drink! Italy!“The Spice of Life”3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Antiques Roadshow

10:30 3-2 Travel Detective“Alternatives to Commercial Jets”

11:00 3-2 Antiques Roadshow“Omaha,” Pt. 23-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 National Parks: America’s Best Idea


3-1 Antiques Roadshow

Tuesday 26th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 Antiques Roadshow 7:00 3-1 Slow Way Home8:00 3-1 Autism: Behind the Camera9:00 3-1 Healthy Body Healthy Mind9:30 3-1 Second Opinion

10:00 3-1 Closer to Truth10:30 3-1 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly11:00 3-1 Classical Stretch11:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga

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12:00 3-1 1916 The Irish Rebellion 1:00 3-1 Antiques Roadshow 2:00 3-1 Slow Way Home3:00 3-1 Autism: Behind the Camera4:00 3-1 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack4:30 3-1 24 Frames5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour 7:00 3-2 American Experience “Big Burn”

3-1 National Parks: America’s Best Idea 8:00 3-2 National Parks: America’s Best

Idea “The Last Refuge (1890-1915),”Pt. 2

9:00 3-3 Charlie Rose 9:30 3-1 Sands of War10:00 3-1 Charlie Rose

3-3 American Experience10:30 3-2 Unexpected Justice: The Rise of

John Paul Stevens11:00 3-2 Charlie Rose

3-1 Tavis Smiley3-3 National Parks: America’s Best Idea


3-1 American Experience “Big Burn”

Wednesday 27th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 10 Buildings that Changed America 7:00 3-1 Adirondacks9:00 3-1 Start Up9:30 3-1 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions

10:00 3-1 American Woodshop10:30 3-1 Woodturning Workshop11:00 3-1 Body Electric11:30 3-1 Sit and Be Fit12:00 3-1 Walking in Two Worlds1:00 3-1 10 Buildings that Changed America 2:00 3-1 Adirondacks 4:00 3-1 Lidia’s Kitchen 4:30 3-1 America’s Test Kitchen5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour7:00 3-2 Nature “Owl Power”

3-1 National Parks: America’s Best Idea8:00 3-2 National Parks: America’s Best

Idea “The Empire of Grandeur (1915-1919),” Pt. 3

9:00 3-1 Nature “Owl Power”3-3 Charlie Rose

10:00 3-2 Healthy Body Healthy Mind“Adrenal Cancer”3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Nature

10:30 3-2 This Old House “Up on the Roof”11:00 3-2 Charlie Rose



3-1 Nature “Owl Power”

Thursday 28th5:00 3-1 Classical Stretch5:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga6:00 3-1 Nature “Owl Power”7:00 3-1 History Project, Pt. 48:00 3-1 Real Rail Adventures:

Swiss Grand Tour9:00 3-1 Fons & Porters Love of Quilting9:30 3-1 Quilt in a Day

10:00 3-1 Knit and Crochet Now!10:30 3-1 Sew it All

11:00 3-1 Classical Stretch11:30 3-1 Wai Lana Yoga12:00 3-1 New Mexico Masterpieces1:00 3-1 Nature “Owl Power”2:00 3-1 History Project, Pt. 4 3:00 3-1 Real Rail Adventures:

Swiss Grand Tour 4:00 3-1 Jammin at Hippie Jack’s4:30 3-1 Sun Studio Sessions5:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour7:00 3-2 Autism: Behind the Camera

3-1 National Parks: America’s Best Idea8:00 3-2 National Parks: America’s Best

Idea “Going Home (1920-1933),” Pt. 49:00 3-1 Creative Living

3-3 Charlie Rose9:30 3-1 You Should Know

10:00 3-2 Front and Center “The Rides”3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Science Goes to the Movies




3-1 This Old House Hour


10:00 3-1 Joy of Painting10:30 3-1 Welcome to My Studio11:00 3-1 Body Electric11:30 3-1 Sit and Be Fit12:00 3-1 Jens Jensen the Living Green1:00 3-1 Music City Roots2:00 3-1 This Old House Hour3:00 3-1 Globe Trekker4:00 3-1 Science Goes to the Movies4:30 3-1 On Story, Pt. 2


3-1 National Parks: America’s Best Idea7:30 3-2 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack8:00 3-2 National Parks: America’s Best

Idea “Great Nature (1933-1945),” Pt. 59:00 3-1 American Experience “Big Burn”

3-3 Charlie Rose10:00 3-2 Masterpiece “Mr. Selfridge 4,” Pt. 5

3-1 Charlie Rose3-3 Growing Up Gambling

10:30 3-3 Great Vacation Squeeze11:00 3-2 Masterpiece “Grantchester 2,” Pt. 4



3-1 Washington Week


“Kitchen Scoop”6:30 3-2 American Woodshop

“Custom Headboards”7:00 3-2 Woodsmith Shop “Craftsmanship

on Display”

7:30 3-2 America’s Test Kitchen“Dinner in Italy”

8:00 Joanne Weir Gets Fresh II“Moroccan Detour”

8:30 3-2 Martha Bakes “Sponge Cake”9:00 3-2 Delicious TV’s Vegan Mashup

“Healthy on a Budget”9:30 3-2 Motorweek

10:00 3-2 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home“Upcycle Your Life”3-1 This Old House Hour

10:30 3-2 Victory Garden’s Edible Feast“Madison”

11:00 3-2 Paint This with Jerry Yarnell“Desert Miracle,” Pt. 13-1 In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs

11:30 3-2 Joy of Painting “Wilderness Cabin”3-1 Victory Garden’s Edible Feast

12:00 3-2 Beauty of Oil Painting“Blue and Gold Macaw”3-1 This Old House

12:30 3-2 Quilt in a Day “Quick Quarter”3-1 This Old House

1:00 3-2 Quilting Arts “Let’s Just Improve”3-1 Ask This Old House

1:30 3-2 Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting“Garden House Pillow”3-1 Motorweek


2:30 3-2 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School“Italian Favorites”3-1 Chef’s Life

3:00 3-2 Craftsman’s Legacy“The Goldsmith”3-1 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School

3:30 3-2 This Old House “400 Years ofHome Technology”3-1 Martha Bakes

4:00 3-2 Ask This Old House “Short Door,Grow Herbs”3-1 History Detectives

4:30 3-2 Welcome to My Studio “The Colorof Shadows on Snow”

5:00 3-2 Sewing with Nancy“A Modern Quilting Bee”3-1 PBS NewsHour Weekend

5:30 3-2 Fit 2 Stitch “What is Great Fit?LCD”3-1 Charlie Rose–The Week



“Show Stoppers”3-1 National Parks: America’s Best Idea

8:00 3-2 National Parks: America’s BestIdea “The Morning of Creation (1946-1980),” Pt. 6

9:00 3-1 Front and Center3-3 Lawrence Welk Show

10:00 3-2 Waging War on Cancer:Today and Tomorrow3-1 Austin City Limits3-3 Classic Gospel

11:00 3-2 Nature “Owl Power”3-1 Journey to a Miracle: Freedom from

Insulin3-3 National Parks: America’s Best Idea

12:00 3-2 Austin City Limits “Sarah Jarosz/The Milk Carton Kids”3-1 Heart of the World: Colorado’s

National Parks

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Apr 3 Easter IIApr 10 A Hymn CelebrationApr 17 Happy BirthdayApr 24 Music of Creation

9:00 a.m. FOOTLIGHT PARADEApr 3 Classical Goes BroadwayApr 10 Backstage MusicalsApr 17 Seize The DayApr 24 Just For Laughs

10:00 a.m. RADIO LABApr 3 MortalityApr 10 SpaceApr 17 CitiesApr 24 KPOP + Gary Hart

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Apr 3 Wilco; Brooke Waggoner; Au Pair;Shawn Mullins; Joan Shelley

Apr 10 Ra Ra Riot; I Draw Slow; WalterMartin; Overcoats; Ona

Apr 17 Red Baraat; We Banjo 3; Star &Micey; Davina & the Vagabonds

Apr 24 The Bottle Rockets; HoneyHoney;Marshall Crenshaw; Mike Cooley

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6:00 p.m. ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 7:00 p.m. CARNEGIE HALL LIVE!

Apr 3 LINDBERG: VivoTCHAIKOVSKY: Piano ConcertoNo. 1 in b-flat, Op. 23;Meditation, Op. 72, No. 5RAVEL: Daphnis et Chloe SuiteNo. 2

Apr 10 PROKOFIEV: Alexander Nevsky,Op. 78RACHMANINOFF: SymphonicDances, Op. 45

Apr 17 HAYDN: String Quartet in f, Op.20, No. 5;Poco Adagio from String Quartetin g, Op. 20, No. 3ADAMS: String Quartet No. 2BEETHOVEN: String Quartet in c-sharp, Op. 131

Apr 24 BACH: “Brandenburg” ConcertoNo. 2 in F, BWV 1047;Flute Sonata in e, BWV 1034;Cantata No. 51; Cantata No. 199VIVALDI: Concerto in C forRecorder, Strings, and Continuo,RV 443; Concerto in C for Oboe,Strings, and Continuo, RV 450HANDEL: Gloria in B-Flat

9:00 p.m. THE ROMANTIC HOURApr 3 Romantic Poetry Discovered

OnlineApr 10 Songs of the EarthApr 17 Reflections on AngelsApr 24 Love Poems of Petrarch

10:00 p.m. WEEKEND PERFORMANCETODAY

11:00 p.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT ANDINTO THE MORNING until 5:00 a.m.when Morning Edition begins.

Mondays 7:00 p.m. CHICAGO SYMPHONY

ORCHESTRAApr 4 CLYNE:

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12:06, 2:06, and 5:31 p.m.

8:01 Marketplace Report8:15 Current Cast8:20 Nature Notes (Tu)

Travelers in the Night (W)Playa Country (Th)

8:30 Health in a Heartbeat8:45 Insi

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