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April 2010 

 

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When to 

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Regular Programs — April 2010 

All Creatures Great and Small – Saturdays, 8:00 p.m. 

America Quilts Creatively – Satudays, 1:00 p.m. 

American Woodshop – Saturdays, 9:00 a.m. (ends 10th) 

America Sews with Sue Hausmann – Tuesdays, 12:30 p.m. 

America’s Heartland – Saturdays, 6:30 p.m.; Sundays, 12:30 p.m. 

America’s Test Kitchen – Saturdays, 8:00 a.m. 

Antiques Roadshow – Sundays, 7:00 a.m.; 

Mondays, 7:00 p.m. /11:00 p.m. 

Ask This Old House – Saturdays, 4:00 p.m. 

Austin City Limits – Saturdays, 9:00 p.m. /12:00 midnight 

Bake Decorate Celebrate! – Saturdays, 7:30 a.m. 

BBC Newsnight – Fridays, 5:00 p.m. (begins 9th) 

BBC World News – Monday–Friday, 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, 8:30 a.m. 

Bill Moyers Journal – Fridays, 9:00 p.m. (ends 30th); 

Sundays, 1:30 p.m. (ends May 2nd) 

Charlie Rose – Tuesday through Thursday, 11:00 p.m. 

Classic Art Showcase – Sunday–Saturday, 1:00 a.m.–6:00 a.m. 

Classic Gospel – Sundays, 8:00 a.m./4:00 p.m. 

Classical Stretch – Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. 

Consuelo Mack WealthTrack – Fridays, 7:30 p.m.; Sundays, 6:00 

p.m. 

Creative Living with Sheryl Borden – Tuesdays/Thursdays,12:00 

noon; Tuesdays, 9:30 p.m. (except 6th); Saturdays, 2:00 p.m. 

Cultivating Life – Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. (ends 10th) 

Cultura – Sundays, 12:00 noon (11th, 25th only) 

European Journal – Thursdays, 5:00 p.m. (begins 8th) 

Everyday Yoga with Amiee – Monday–Friday, 6:57 a.m./5:27 p.m. 

Frontline – Tuesdays, 8:00 p.m.; Thursdays, 7:00 p.m. 

“The Quake”– 1st 

“Obama’s Deal” – 13th, 15th 

“Dancing Boys of Afghanistan” – 20th, 22nd 

“Vaccine War” – 27th, 29th 

Gary Spetz’s Watercolor Quest – Saturdays, 12:00 noon 

Globe Trekker – Sundays, 11:00 a.m. 

Healthy Body, Healthy Mind – Sundays, 3:00 p.m.; 

Wednesdays, 10:00 p.m. (except 7th, 28th) 

Healthy Minds – Sundays, 6:30 a.m. 

Hometime – Saturdays, 3:00 p.m. 

Independepnt Lens – 

“Unmistaken Child” – Wednesday, 7th, 9:00 p.m. 

“Blessed is the Match” – Tuesday, 13th, 10:00 p.m. 

“Dirt! The Movie” – Tuesday, 20th, 10:00 p.m. 

Inside Washington – Sundays & Mondays, 5:00 p.m. 

Jerry Yarnell School of Fine Art – Saturdays, 11:00 a.m. 

Joy of Music – Sundays, 9:00 a.m./9:30 a.m. 

Joy of Painting – Saturdays, 11:30 a.m. 

Lawrence Welk Show – Saturdays, 7:00 p.m. 

Life Focus – Sundays, 12:00 noon (18th only) 

Market to Market – Fridays, 7:00 p.m. 

Martha’s Sewing Room – Saturdays, 1:30 p.m. 

Masterpiece Classic – Sundays, 8:00 p.m.; Fridays, 10:00 p.m. 

“Sharpe’s Challenge” – 2nd 

“Sharpe’s Peril” – 4th, 9th 

“The Diary of Anne Frank” – 11th, 16th 

“Small Island” – begins 18th, 23rd 

McLaughlin Group – Sundays, 5:30 p.m. 

Motorweek – Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. (begins 17th) 

Nature – Sundays, 7:00 p.m. ; Saturdays, 11:00 p.m. 

New Mexico Wildlife – Sundays, 6:30 p.m. (except 4th) 

New Yankee Workshop – Saturdays, 9:00 a.m. (begins 17th) 

Nightly Business Report – Monday–Friday, 5:30 p.m. 

Nova – Tuesdays, 7:00 p.m.; Saturdays, 10:00 p.m.; Sundays, 12:00 mid. 

“Rat Attack” – 3rd/4th 

“Hunting the Edge of Space” (Pt. I) – 6th, 10th, 11th 

“Hunting the Edge of Space” (Pt. II) – 13th, 17th, 18th 

“Big Energy Gamble” – 20th, 24th, 25th 

“Mind Over Money” – 27th, May 1st, 2nd 

NOW on PBS – Fridays, 8:30 p.m. (ends 30th); 

Sundays, 1:00 p.m. (ends May 2nd) 

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home – Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. 

PBS NewsHour – Monday–Friday, 6:00 p.m./12:00 midnight 

Quilt in a Day – Saturdays, 12:30 p.m. 

Red Green Show – Thursdays, 9:30 p.m. 

Religion & Ethics Newsweekly – Sundays, 3:30 p.m. 

Report from Santa Fe – Saturdays, 6:00 p.m. 

Rick Steves’ Europe – Mondays, 10:30 p.m. 

Scrapbook Memories – Wednesdays, 12:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 2:30 p.m. 

Scully/The World Show – Tuesdays, 5:00 p.m. 

Sewing with Nancy – Saturdays, 5:00 p.m. 

Sit and Be Fit – Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 12:00 noon 

Smart Travels–Europe with Rudy Maxa – Saturdays, 5:30 p.m.; 

Sundays, 6:00 a.m. 

Song of the Mountains – Thursdays, 8:00 p.m. 

Sportslook – Thursdays, 9:00 p.m. 

Star Gazer – Wednesdays, 11:57 p.m.; Saturdays, 10:57a.m. 

9:57 p.m.; Sundays, 2:57 p.m./11:57 p.m.; Mondays, 10:27 p.m. 

Taste of History – Saturdays, 7:00 a.m. 

Texas Parks & Wildlife – Sundays, 2:30 p.m. 

This Old House – Saturdays, 3:30 p.m.; Wednesdays, 10:30 p.m. 

Tracks Ahead – Mondays, 10:00 p.m. 

Victory Garden – Saturdays, 10:30 a.m. 

Washington Week – Fridays, 8:00 p.m. 

Welcome to My Studio – Thursdays, 12:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 4:30 p.m. 

Woodsmith Shop – Saturdays, 6:00 a.m. 

Woodsongs – Thursdays, 10:00 p.m. 

Woodturning Workshop – Saturdays, 6:30 a.m. 

World Business – Wednesdays, 5:00 p.m. 

WorldFocus – Thursday–Friday, 5:00 p.m. (ends 2nd) 

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

Special Programs 

Adventists – Sunday, 11th, 10:00 a.m.; Monday, 12th, 9:00 p.m. 

American Experience – Mondays, 8:00 p.m. 

“Polio Crusade” – 12th 

“Earth Days” – 19th 

“My Lai” – 26th 

Boneparte’s Retreat – Sunday, 18th, 11:30 p.m. 

Buddha – Wednesday, 7th, 7:00 p.m.; Sunday, 11th, 10:00 p.m. 

Celtic Pilgrimage with John O’Donohue – Sunday, 4th, 10:00 p.m. 

Death of the Old West – Monday, 26th, 9:30 p.m. 

Easter with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir – 

Sunday, 4th, 12:00 noon/ 6:30 p.m. 

Fifth Gospel: Land and Sea of Galilee – Sunday, 4th, 11:00 p.m. 

George Burns & Gracie Allen Show – 

Fridays, 11:30 p.m. (23rd, 30th only) 

Great Performances “Hamlet” – Wednesday, 28th, 7:00 p.m. 

Great Performances at the Met “Der Rosenkavalier” – 

Sunday, 25th, 9:30 p.m. 

Legend of Pancho Barnes and the Happy Bottom Riding Club – 

Sunday, 18th, 10:00 a.m.; Tuesday, 27th, 10:00 p.m. 

Mormons – Monday, 5th, 8:00 p.m. (Pt. I); 

Tuesday, 6th, 8:00 p.m. (Pt. II) 

Not In God’s Name – Tuesday, 6th, 8:00 p.m.; 

Thursday, 8th, 7:00 p.m. 

P.O.V. “Food, Inc.” – Wednesday, 21st, 8:00 p.m. 

Through a Dog’s Eyes – Wednesday, 21st, 7:00 p.m. 

Voices of a Never Ending Dawn – Sunday, 18th, 9:30 p.m. 

When Families Grieve – Wednesday, 14th, 7:00 p.m. 

Worse Than War – Wednesday, 14th, 8:00 p.m. 

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4. P.O.V. (Point of View) begins its 23rd season with “Food, Inc.,” a shockingly 

informative documentary about the serious problems associated with the highly 

mechanized and centralized system of food production in this country. 

“Hunting the Edge of Space”on Nova is a two-hour special that takes viewers from 

New Mexico to the Milky Way and beyond to illustrate how a simple instrument, the 

telescope, has changed our understanding of our place in the universe. 

5. The Buddha, a two-hour special narrated by Richard Gere, focuses on the art inspired 

by the journey of Siddhartha, an Indian prince who became known as the 

Buddha, or “awakened one,” after a long spiritual quest. 

“The Unmistaken Child” on Independent Lens follows a young Buddhist monk on a 

fascinating journey through remote areas of Tibet as he searches for the child he 

believes to be the reincarnation of a world-renowned Tibetan master. 

Frontline presents three new investigative reports: “Obama’s Deal” is a sobering 

exposé of the realities of American politics; “The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan” 

focuses on the ancient tradition of Bacha Bazi, translated literally as “boy play,” 

that has re-emerged in the midst of war and endemic poverty; and “The Vaccine 

War” pits scientific medicine and the public health establishment against a coalition of 

parents, celebrities, politicians, and activists who want toxins removed from children’s 

vaccines. 

6. American Experience presents “My Lai,” which focuses on the 1968 massacre, its 

subsequent cover-up, and the heroic efforts of those soldiers who tried to halt the 

atrocities and then bring them to light. 

Worse Than War examines the phenomenon of genocides, how and why they start, 

why the perpetrators kill, and why intervention rarely occurs in a timely manner. 

In celebration of Holocaust Remembrance Day, Masterpiece Classic presents “The 

Diary of Anne Frank,” followed by the two-part adaptation of “Small Island,” Andrea 

Levy’s uplifting story of Jamaican immigrants arriving in war-torn England. 

7. Through a Dog’s Eyes follows the heartwarming journey of disabled recipients as 

they acclimate themselves to living with an assistance dog. 

The Never Ending Dawn tells the story of 5,500 soldiers who were forgotten and left to 

fight in the Arctic eight long months after WWI ended. 

Three popular series on KENW-TV come to an end in April: WorldFocus; Bill Moyers 

Journal; and NOW on PBS. 

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FOOD, INC. 

—An alarming look at 

what we eat 

Agriculture in America has in many respects 

been the envy of the world. U.S. agribusiness 

consistently produces more food on 

less land and at cheaper cost than the farmers 

of any other nation. What could possibly be wrong with that? 

According to the growing ranks of organic farmers, “slow-food” activists, 

and concerned consumers cited in the new documentary 

“Food, Inc.,” the answer is “plenty.” Nominated for a 2010 Academy 

Award for Best Feature Documentary, “Food, Inc.” premieres 

on P.O.V. 

As recounted in this shockingly informative documentary, sick 

animals, environmental degradation, tainted and unhealthy food, 

obesity, diabetes, and other health issues are only the more obvious 

problems with a highly mechanized and centralized system that 

touts efficiency, low costs, and high profits as the supreme value 

in food production. 

Less obvious, according to “Food, Inc.,” is the entrenchment of 

a powerful group of food producers, which sets the conditions under 

which today’s farmers and food workers operate, in order to 

maximize profits. The industry also maintains a revolving door of 

employment for government regulators and legislators to protect its 

power to set those conditions. Then there is “the veil,” a strange 

disconnect between the average American and the food he or she 

eats—propagated in good part by millions of dollars poured into 

marketing and lobbying by the industry. 

For all the dazzling technological innovations of American food 

production, there are many people who would ask, “But is it food?” 

In addition to the animal cruelty, environmental despoliation, and 

economic monopolization that “Food, Inc.” graphically details, the 

film also questions whether the industrial system at least produces 

the nutritious, health- and life-sustaining stuff we call food. 

To discover the answer, “Food, Inc.” marshals mountains of data, 

including visits to production sites and footage of meat-packing operations 

secretly shot by workers, plus eye-opening testimony from 

farmers, workers, consumers’ advocates, and the few industry 

people willing to talk in their own defense. 

The Monsanto, Tyson, Perdue, and Smithfield companies— 

whose business practices are examined in “Food, Inc.”—all declined 

to tell their side of the story to the filmmakers. These companies 

also use their economic clout to discourage farmers and 

workers from showing their operations or speaking about their experiences 

with corporate farming. These four companies, as a result 

of corporate consolidation, constitute a huge share of the “seedto-fork” 

American food production market. (In the 1970s, the top 

five beef packers controlled just 25 percent of the market; today, 

the top four control more than 80 percent.) 

Once “Food, Inc.” begins penetrating the industry’s marketing— 

family farm images, hyper-perfect food photos, health claims, and 

bewildering brand arrays (that all lead back to the same few producers 

and, in the case of processed foods, to the same few ingredients)—its 

food-gone-bad tales are so numerous that they threaten 

to overwhelm. But despite the often grim toll of animal cruelties, 

human sickness, and economic pressures unflinchingly recounted 

by “Food, Inc.,” the film is driven by the brighter visions of the activists 

and alternative businesses which are leading the movement 

to make American food reliably safe and nutritious. 

“Food, Inc.” on P.O.V. will be broadcast Wednesday, April 21st 

at 8:00 p.m. 

In “Hunting the Edge of Space,” a twohour 

special, Nova examines how a simple 

instrument, the telescope, has fundamentally 

changed our understanding of our place 

in the universe. This tale of human ingenuity 

involves some of the most colorful figures 

of the scientific world—Galileo, Kepler, 

Newton, William Herschel, George Hale, and 

Edwin Hubble. What began as a curiosity— 

two spectacle lenses held a foot apart—ultimately 

revolutionized human thought across 

science, philosophy, and religion. 

Three centuries of engineering have produced 

telescopes far beyond Galileo’s simple 

spyglass. Perched on mountaintops, orbiting 

the Earth, and even circling other planets, 

these telescopes are revealing the solar 

system in detail Galileo could only dream 

of. “The Mystery of the Milky Way,” hour 

one, brings viewers up close with today’s 

most powerful telescopes and embarks on a 

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Hunting the Edge of Space 

—From New Mexico to the Milky Way and Beyond 

stunning journey to the planets and moons 

now being imaged as never before. 

From the discovery that the Milky Way is 

just one galaxy among billions to the stunning 

revelation that these galaxies are speeding 

away from each other faster every second, 

“The Ever Expanding Universe,” hour 

two, investigates the universe’s distant 

past—and its future. Now, modern telescopes 

have added a mysterious new twist 

to the plot: The vast majority of the stuff of 

the universe is invisible, tied up in dark matter 

and dark energy. But what are these mysterious 

dark forces? A new generation of telescopes 

is embarking on a mission to see the 

unseeable and answer one of the greatest 

unsolved mysteries of the cosmos. 

“Hunting the Edge of Space” on Nova will 

be broadcast over two consecutive weeks. 

“The Mystery of the Milky Way” (Pt. I) airs 

Tuesday, April 6th at 7:00 p.m., Saturday, 

Near Cloudcroft, New Mexico, the Apache 

Point Observatory is home to the Sloan 

Digital Sky Survey, one of the most ambitious 

and influential sky surveys in the history of 

astronomy. From 2001 to 2008, Apache 

Point’s telescope recorded deep, colorful 

images covering more than a quarter of the 

sky and mapped more than 930,000 galaxies. 

April 10th at 10:00 p.m., and Sunday, April 

11th at 12:00 midnight. “The Ever Expanding 

Universe” (Pt. II) airs Tuesday, April 13th at 

7:00 p.m., Saturday, April 17th at 10:00 p.m., 

and Sunday, Apriil 18th at 12:00 midnight.

THE BUDDHA 

—Focuses on Art Inspired by 

Buddhist Pilgrimage 

Two-thousand-five-hundred years ago in 

northern India, Prince Siddhartha left his palace 

where he had spent 29 years indulging in 

pleasures. He was determined to comprehend 

the nature of human suffering. After a grueling 

spiritual quest that lasted six years, he at last attained 

enlightenment meditating under a fig tree. 

He became the Buddha, the “awakened one,” and 

devoted the rest of his life to teaching the way to enlightenment that 

he himself had found, giving birth to one of the world’s great religions. 

The Buddha, a two-hour documentary narrated by Richard 

Gere, brings to life Siddhartha and his journey. The Buddha never 

claimed to be God or his emissary on earth. He said only that he was 

a human being who, in a world of unavoidable pain and suffering, had 

found a serenity that others could find, too. His story is told through 

ancient artwork that depicts the stages of Siddhartha’s journey, 

animation that portrays the legends surrounding the Buddha, and 

footage of contemporary India, where many of the religious rituals 

from the Buddha’s time are still practiced today. 

The Buddha will be broadcast Wednesday, April 7th at 7:00 

p.m. It repeats Sunday, April 11th at 10:00 p.m. 

[I]NDEPENDENT LENS 

The Unmistaken Child 

The Buddhist concept of reincarnation, 

while both mysterious 

and enchanting, is hard for most 

westerners to grasp. “Unmistaken 

Child” on P.O.V. follows the fouryear 

search for the reincarnation of 

Lama Konchog, a world-renowned 

Tibetan master who passed away in 

2001 at the age of 84. The Dalai 

Lama charges the deceased monk’s 

“The Unmistaken Child” is 

shown with Tenzin Zopa. 

devoted deciple, Tenzin Zopa (who had been in his service since the 

age of seven), to search for his master’s reincarnation. 

Tenzin sets off on this unforgettable quest on foot, mule, and 

even helicopter, through breathtaking landscapes and remote Tibetan 

villages. Along the way, Tenzin listens to stories about young 

children with special characteristics and performs rarely seen ritualistic 

tests designed to determine the likelihood of reincarnation. 

He eventually presents the child he believes to be his reincarnated 

master to the Dalai Lama who will make the final decision. 

“The Unmistaken Child” on P.O.V. can be seen Wednesday, 

April 7th at 9:00 p.m. 

Obama’s Deal 

Healthcare reform was the first big 

policy deal taken on by the Obama 

administration. Many say the president 

has bet the mid-term elections, 

possibly his presidency, on the outcome. 

In a new investigation entitled 

“Obama’s Deal,” Frontline goes behind 

closed doors at the White House, 

in Congress, and the boardrooms of the giant healthcare lobby to 

examine the political battles and costly compromises that defined 

Barack Obama’s endeavor. From early positive efforts, through the 

bitter battles with the Tea Party, the elation of apparent success 

at Christmas, to the crushing failure in the Massachusetts’ Senatorial 

election, Frontline follows the story and reveals the first 

in-depth sobering exposé of the realities of American politics, 

the power of special interest groups, and the role of money in 

policy making. 

“Obama’s Deal” on Frontline airs Tuesday, April 13th at 8:00 

p.m. and Thursday, April 15th at 7:00 p.m. 

FRONTLINE 

Public health scientists 

tout vaccines as one of the 

greatest achievements of 

modern medicine. But for 

many ordinary Americans 

vaccines have become controversial. 

Parents are concerned 

at the sheer number 

of shots—some 26 inoculations 

for 14 different diseases 

by age six—and follow 

alternative vaccination 

The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan 

The Vaccine War 

Actors Jim Carrey and Jenny McCarthy 

(the latter whose son suffers from autism) 

are advocates for the elimination of toxins 

from children’s vaccines. 

schedules advocated by gurus like Dr. Robert Sears. Advocacy groups 

argue that vaccines are a scourge, responsible for alarming rises in 

certain disorders, including ADHD and autism. 

This is “The Vaccine War” on Frontline: On one side sits scientific 

medicine and the public health establishment; on the other 

a populist coalition of parents, celebrities, politicians, and activists. 

“The Vaccine War” on Frontline airs Tuesday, April 27th at 

8:00 p.m. and repeats Thursday, April 29th at 7:00 p.m. 

“The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan” on Frontline (originally scheduled to air this past January then withdrawn by Frontline), has 

been rescheduled to air Tuesday, April 20th at 8:00 p.m. and Thursday, April 22nd at 7:00 p.m. 

In Afghanistan today, in the midst of war and endemic poverty, an ancient tradition has re-emerged. It’s called Bacha Bazi, translated 

literally as “boy play.” Hundreds of street boys or orphans as young as 11 are dressed in woman’s clothes, taught to sing and dance for 

the entertainment of male audiences, and then sold to the highest bidder or traded among the men for sex. 

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MY LAI 

What drove a company of American soldiers—ordinary 

young men from around the 

country—to commit the worst atrocity in 

American military history? Were they “just 

following orders” as some later declared? 

Or, did they break under the pressure of a vicious 

war in which the line between enemy 

soldier and civilian had been intentionally 

blurred? Today, as the United States once 

again finds itself questioning the morality of 

actions taken in the name of war, American 

Experience focuses its lens on the 1968 My 

Lai massacre, its subsequent cover-up, and 

the heroic efforts of the soldiers who broke 

ranks to try to halt the atrocities, and then 

bring them to light. 

On March 16th, 1968, a company of 

American soldiers entered the village of My 

Lai in central Vietnam. Frustrated by their 

inability to directly engage the enemy and 

emotionally devastated by the ongoing casualties 

their unit had sustained, the men had 

been told that this was their chance to finally 

meet the Viet Cong head on. By the end of 

the day, they had shot and killed 507 unarmed 

and unresisting men, women, and 

Vietnamese women and children in My Lai 

shortly before being killed in the massacre. 

Photo by Ronald L. Haeberle. 

children, none of them apparently members 

of the enemy forces. Most of the survivors 

hid under the dead bodies of their families 

and neighbors. The incident, subsequently 

known as the My Lai Massacre, would only 

come to light more than a year later, when 

shocking photos of the atrocities were 

splashed across the pages of national 

newsmagazines and the evening newscasts, 

further eroding public support for the war in 

Vietnam. 

“My Lai” on American Experience airs 

Monday, April 26th at 8:00 p.m. 

Worse Than War 

Since the beginning of the 20th century, 

there have been more than 100 million innocent 

victims of genocide worldwide— 

more than the number of combat deaths in 

all the wars fought in every corner of the 

globe during the same period. 

With his first book, the international bestseller 

Hitler’s Willing Executioners (Vintage, 

1997), Daniel Jonah Goldhagen—then 

a professor of political science at Harvard 

University—forced the world to re-think 

some of its most deeply held beliefs about 

the Holocaust. The book inspired an unprecedented 

worldwide discussion and debate 

about the role ordinary Germans played in 

the annihilation of Europe’s Jews. 

A decade later—and more than half a 

century after the end of World War II— 

Goldhagen is convinced that the overall phenomenon 

of genocide is as poorly understood 

as the Holocaust had once been. How 

and why do genocides start? Why do the 

perpetrators kill? Why has intervention 

rarely occurred in a timely manner? Worse 

Than War, airing during National Holocaust 

Remembrance Week, explores these 

and other thought-provoking questions. 

Worse Than War can be seen Wednesday, 


A Jewish teenager hiding from the Nazis pours out her heart to the only true 

friend she has left: her diary. Masterpiece Classic presents the most accurateever 

adaptation of one of the world’s most beloved and widely read memoirs. “The 

Diary of Anne Frank” airs on Holocaust Remembrance Day. 

Drawing on Anne Frank’s actual words to a greater extent than any previous 

dramatization, “The Diary of Anne Frank” stars newcomer Ellie Kendrick 

as Anne, a typical 13-year-old at the outset of the film, at odds with her mother, 

interested in boys, clothes, her appearance, and intrigued by her unfolding 

sexual development. 

The Masterpiece production re-creates what it was like for eight fugitives 

to live in close quarters in their secret hiding place, 

and how a kind of normal life evolved. One thing 

that Anne’s housemates noticed was that she threw 

herself into her writing with uncharacteristic seriousness 

and discipline. What her diary and journals 

held they couldn’t imagine—nor could the Nazi 

officer who unceremoniously dumped the seemingly 

mundane notebooks onto the floor, to be 

abandoned and later rescued for posterity. 

“The Diary of Anne Frank” on Masterpiece 

Ellie Kendrick portrays 

Anne. 

The Diary of Anne Frank 

Classic airs Sunday, April 11th at 8:00 p.m. and 

Friday, April 16th at 10:00 p.m. 

Small Island 

In 1948, England was the promised land— 

until it broke its promise. 

Andrea Levy’s uplifting story of Jamaican immigrants 

arriving in war-ravaged London with hope, energy, and 

a limitless capacity to accept rejection comes to Masterpiece 

Classic in a two-part adaptation of “Small Island.” 

The drama paints a vivid portrait of England and Jamaica 

at a turning point in their long relationship, when people 

whose ancestors had been slaves for the empire began 

coming to the mother country in search of opportunity. 

“Small Island” stars Ruth Wilson and Benedict 

Cumberbatch as Queenie and Bernard, a conventional 

but mismatched English couple who end up as landlords 

to new Jamaican immigrants Hortense and Gilbert 

(played by Naomie Harris and David Oyelowo). The relations 

between the four, each of whom faces a grueling 

personal struggle, are the occasion for friendship, gentle 

humor, and tragic misunderstanding. 

“Small Island” on Masterpiece Classic airs Sundays 

at 8:00 p.m. beginning April 18th and Fridays at 10:00 

p.m. beginning April 23rd. 

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Through a Dog’s Eyes 

Each year, hundreds of people find hope 

through a handful of organizations across the 

country that train assistance dogs for people 

with disabilities. Through a Dog’s 

Eyes follows the journey of recipients as they 

go through the heartwarming and sometimes difficult 

process of receiving and becoming acclimated 

to a dog. 

Jennifer Arnold, founder of Canine Assistants, 

details her unique teaching methods, giving 

viewers an intimate look at the canine-recipient 

matching process. The program offers 

inspiring, hopeful stories that show how dogs 

can affect everyone’s life and how with a little patience 

and a lot of love, an “ordinary” dog can 

show how extraordinary he or she can become. 

Through a Dog’s Eyes will be broadcast 

Wednesday, April 21st at 7:00 p.m. 

THE KENW ONLINE AUCTION IS COMING! 

Mark Your Calendars! 

Scheduled for June 1st through June 10th, bidders all across the country can go to 

http://auction.kenw.org and register and browse among hundreds of items in this year’s 

online Auction for KENW-TV, the public television station serving Eastern New 

Mexico and West Texas. As in the past, all monies raised through the online Auction 

go towards programming at KENW-TV. 

How do you participate? 

Just go to the website (address above), and at the top of the home page is a link to 

“register.” Type in your name, address, phone number(s) and choose your own password. 

Then you’re ready to have fun. If you registered last year, it’s not necessary to 

register again, although you are encouraged to make sure all of your information provided 

last year is still correct. 

The best part about the KENW online Auction is that you can visit the website anytime 

day or night, at your convenience. And, although we are raising money for the 

programming viewers enjoy on KENW-TV, we are not interrupting your favorite show 

by airing the Auction “live.” It’s the best of both worlds! When you place a bid, 

you will be notified if you have been “outbid” and you can then 

decide if you want to re-bid. 

For more information: 

If you have any questions or problems logging on to our 

website, please contact: Sheryl Borden at 1-888-367-5369 or 

e-mail her at: sheryl.borden@enmu.edu. 

Get ready to Surf, f, Bid & Buy! 

Three Popular Series Come to an End 

WorldFocus 

WorldFocus, the popular weeknight news series, will end Friday, April 2nd, 

due to the lack of financial support. Despite their best efforts, WorldFocus 

was unable to secure the final one million dollars needed to continue production. 

The weeknight series will be replaced Monday through Friday at 5:00 

p.m. by Inside Washington, Scully/The World Show, World Business, European 

Journal, and BBC Newsnight, respectively. 

Bill Moyers Journal 

We regret to announce that the final episode of Bill Moyers Journal will 

air Friday, April 30th at 9:00 p.m. Moyers had been planning to retire for sometime 

and originally informed PBS that he would be retiring in December 2009. 

PBS asked Moyers to postpone his retirement for four months while they prepared 

a new Friday evening lineup of programs. Bill Moyers Journal is ranked 

among the top ten of all ongoing PBS primetime series, and an estimated two 

million viewers tune in each week. In addition, tens of thousands view the 

show online at pbs.org each week. Moyers indicated to the New York Times 

that he was not quitting TV work, but as yet he has not mentioned any future 

productions. 

NOW on PBS 

The final episode of NOW on PBS will also air Friday, April 30th. The 

indications are that it was PBS’ decision to cancel this Emmy Award-winning 

weekly newsmagazine and not the choice of host David Brancaccio or anyone 

else associated with NOW on PBS. 

Voices of a Never Ending 

Dawn 

During his presidency, Woodrow Wilson was forced 

to select 5,500 American soldiers to fight an unknown 

enemy in the frozen Arctic called “Bolsheviks” (an early 

name for Communists). Once there, the soldiers were 

stripped of everything American and placed under British 

command. They found themselves quartered in a frozen 

hell and fighting in sixty degree below zero weather 

eight long months after WWI had ended. In Voices of a 

Never Ending Dawn, these American soldiers give their 

very human account of war. 

As World War 1 ends and America celebrates the return 

of its sons from war, one group of American soldiers 

find that their call to return home never comes. As the 

Arctic winter closes in and morale plummets even farther, 

they face an enemy growing in strength and in numbers. 

Wondering if their sons are dead or alive, their 

parents back home finally petition Washington D.C. to 

bring their forgotten sons home. 

One of the most decorated units in all of WW I, these 

soldiers became known as The Polar Bears. Their Arctic 

mission became known as “the acid test of loyalty 

to country.” 

Voices of a Never Ending Dawn can be seen Sunday, 


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◆ KENW-TV’S DAYTIME SCHEDULES 

Kids’ Programming, How-to’s, and Family Viewing 

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. 

◆ 

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Channel 3-2 

Monday through Friday 

6:00 am Classical Stretch 

6:30 am BBC World News 

7:00 am Sesame Street 

8:00 am Dinosaur Train 

8:30 am Barney and Friends 

9:00 am Between the Lions 

9:30 am Martha Speaks 

10:00 am Sid the Science Kid 

10:30 am Peep & the Big Wide World (M) 

Imagination Station (Tu) 

Super WHY! (W) 

Enviropals! (Th) 

Mister Rogers (F) 

11:00 am Raggs (M) 

Mama Mirabelle (Tu) 

Thomas & Friends (W) 

Angelina Ballerina (Th) 

Bob the Builder (F) 

11:30 am Hands on Crafts for Kids (M) 

SciGirls (Tu) 

Biz Kid$ (W) 

Curiosity Quest (Th) 

Saddle Club (F) 

12:00 pm Sit and Be Fit (MWF) 

Creative Living (TuTh) 

12:30 pm Beads, Baubles and Jewels (M) 

America Sews (Tu) 

Scrapbook Memories (W) 

Welcome to My Studio (Th) 

Beauty of Oil Painting (F) 

1:00 pm WordWorld 

1:30 pm Clifford the Big Red Dog 

2:00 pm Curious George 

2:30 pm Electric Company 

3:00 pm Maya & Miguel 

3:30 pm Arthur 

4:00 pm Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman 

4:30 pm BBC World News 

5:00 pm Inside Washington (M) 

Scully/The World Show (Tu) 

World Business (W) 

European Journal (Th) 

BBC Newsnight (F) 

5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 

6:00 pm NewsHour w/Jim Lehrer 

Channel 3-1 

Saturday 

5:00 am Mister Rogers 

5:30 am Angelina Ballerina 

6:00 am Curious George 


7:00 am Super Why! 


8:00 am Thomas & Friends 

8:30 am Bob the Builder 

9:00 am Place of Our Own 

9:30 am Life (Part 2) 

10:00 am This Old House Hour 







9:00 am Clifford the Big Red Dog 

9:30 am WordWorld 

10:00 am Caillou 

10:30 am Dragon Tales 

11:00 am It’s a Big Big World 

11:30 am Barney & Friends 

12:00 pm Mister Rogers (M) 

Peep & the Big Wide World (Tu) 

Enviropals! (W) 

Angelina Ballerina (Th) 

Biscuit Brothers (F) 

12:30 pm Between the Lions 

1:00 pm Raggs 

1:30 pm Martha Speaks 


2:30 pm WordGirl 


3:30 pm Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman 


4:30 pm Hands on Crafts for Kids (M) 

Curiosity Quest (Tu) 

Biz Kid$ (W) 

SciGirls (Th) 

Design Squad (F) 

5:00 pm Curious George 

5:30 pm Clifford the Big Red Dog 

6:00 pm Super Why! 

6:30 pm Dinosaur Train 


7:30 pm Sid the Science Kid 

8:00 pm Curiosity Quest (M) 

Biz Kid$ (Tu) 

SciGirls (W) 

Design Squad (Th) 

Hands on Crafts for Kids (F) 

Sunday 








9:00 am Arthur 

9:30 am WordGirl 

10:00 am Electric Company 

10:30 am Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman 

11:00 am Cyberchase 

11:30 am Washington Week 

12:00 pm Now on PBS 

12:30 pm Bill Moyers Journal 

Channel 3-3 

Saturday 



7:00 am Thomas & Friends 

7:30 am Bob the Builder 

8:00 am Caillou 


9:00 am Dragon Tales 



10:30 am Between the Lions 

11:00 am WordWorld 


12:00 pm Bob the Builder 

12:30 pm Thomas & Friends 

1:00 pm Angelina Ballerina 

1:30 pm Auto B. Good 

2:00 pm Peep & the Big Wide World 



3:30 pm Mama Mirabelle’s Home Movies 

4:00 pm Raggs 

4:30 pm Martha Speaks 


5:30 pm WordGirl 


6:30 pm Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman 


7:30 pm Saddle Club 

8:00 pm Biz Kid$ 

Sunday 





8:00 am Arthur 

8:30 am WordGirl 

9:00 am Electric Company 

9:30 am Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman 


10:30 am Saddle Club 

11:00 am SciGirls 

11:30 pm Imagination Station 

12:00 pm It’s a Big Big World 

12:30 pm Barney & Friends 

1:00 pm Caillou 

1:30 pm Bob the Builder 

2:00 pm Thomas & Friends 

2:30 pm Between the Lions 

3:00 pm Auto B. Good 

3:30 pm Angelina Ballerina 

4:00 pm Peep & the Big Wide World 




6:00 pm Sid the Sience Kid 

6:30 pm Raggs 


7:30 pm SciGirls 

8:00 pm Design Squad 

8:30 pm Curiosity Quest

◆ 

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

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 analog translators listed on page 3. Schedule 3-1 is our High Definition (HD) Channel and 3-3 is our 

Children’s/Encore Standard Definition (SD) Channel. Those with digital TV sets or analog sets with converter 

boxes (both sets require antennas) can receive all three channels in most parts of our viewing area. KENW- 

TV has digital transmitters located in the following cities: Clovis/Portales; Hobbs/Lovington; Roswell; Artesia; 

Fort Sumner; and Tucumcari. This service is not yet available in the Carlsbad or Ruidoso areas. 

Thursday 1st 

5:00 3-1 BBC World News 

5:30 3-1 Life Focus 

6:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley Reports 

7:00 3-1 American Masters “I. M. Pei” 

8:00 3-1 Street Stops Here 

9:30 3-1 Doumar’s: A Recipe for Success 

10:00 3-1 Taste of History 

10:30 3-1 Knitting Daily 

11:00 3-1 Antiques Roadshow 

12:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley Reports 

1:00 3-1 American Masters “I. M. Pei” 

2:00 3-1 Street Stops Here 

3:30 3-1 Doumar’s: A Recipe for Success 

4:00 3-1 Second Opinion/Health Care 


5:00 3-1 WorldFocus 

5:30 3-1 Nightly Business Report 

6:00 3-1 PBS NewsHour 

7:00 Frontline “The Quake” 

3-1 This Old House Hour 

8:00 Song of the Mountains 

3-1 Eyes on the Prize ”Awakenings” 

8:30 3-3 Place of Our Own 

9:00 Sportslook 

3-3 Charlie Rose 

9:30 Red Green Show “The Sinkhole” 

10:00 Woodsongs 

“Rhonda Vincent & the Rage” 


3-3 Frontline “Quake” 

11:00 Charlie Rose 

3-1 Tavis Smiley 

3-3 Independent Lens 

12:00 PBS NewsHour 


3-3 World of Julia Peterkin: Cheating the 

Stillness 


5:30 3-1 Cultivating Life 

6:00 3-1 Woodsongs 

7:00 3-1 Song of the Mountains 

8:00 3-1 This Old House Hour 

9:00 3-1 Globe Trekker 

10:00 3-1 Grand View 

10:30 3-1 Beauty of Oil Painting 

11:00 3-1 Legends & Lyrics 

12:00 3-1 Jubilee 




4:00 3-1 Cultivating Life 


5:00 3-1 WorldFocus 



7:00 Market to Market 

3-1 Washington Week 

7:30 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 

3-1 NOW on PBS 

Friday 2nd 

8:00 Washington Week 

3-1 Bill Moyers Journal 

8:30 NOW on PBS 

3-3 Place of Our Own 

9:00 Bill Moyers Journal 

3-1 Time Team America 


10:00 Masterpiece Classic 

“Sharpe’s Challenge” 


3-3 Inside Washington 

10:30 3-3 Market to Market 

11:00 3-1 Tavis Smiley 


11:30 3-3 NOW on PBS 




12:30 3-1 NOW on PBS 

Saturday 3rd 

6:00 Woodsmith Shop 

“Sanding Secrets and Fast Finishing” 

6:30 Woodturning Workshop 

“Chess Set” 

7:00 Taste of History 

“Madeira Wine by the Galleons” 

7:30 Bake Decorate Celebrate! “Pirates” 

8:00 America’s Test Kitchen 

“Who Wants Pasta?” 

8:30 Beauty of Oil Painting 

“Marshland Egret” 

9:00 American Woodshop 

“Ionic Column Table” 


9:30 Cultivating Life “Salt” 

3-1 Life (Part 2) 

10:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 

“Color” 


10:30 Victory Garden “Light” 

11:00 Jerry Yarnell School of Fine Art 

“Where’s the Worm, Part 1” 

3-1 Baking with Julia 

11:30 Joy of Painting “Wayside Pond” 

3-1 Victory Garden 

12:00 Gary Spetz’s Watercolor Quest 

“Hawaii’s Big Island” 

3-1 Everyday Food 

12:30 Quilt in a Day “Finishing Sampler Two” 

3-1 This Old House 

1:00 American Quilts Creatively 

“Thread Tapestry Quilting Plus Creative 

Star Quilts” 

3-1 Ask This Old House 

1:30 Martha’s Sewing Room 

“Couture Darts” 

3-1 Hometime 

2:00 Creative Living 

3-1 Woodwright’s Shop 

“Joiner’s Tool Chest I” 

2:30 Scrapbook Memories 

“Scrapbooking with Kids” 

3-1 Motorweek 

3:00 Hometime 

“Stone Cottage: Concrete Floors” 

3-1 History Detectives 

3:30 This Old House 

“Roxbury Project, Part 10” 

4:00 Ask This Old House 

Replacing an outdoor faucet; 

sharpening a lawn mower blade 

3-1 Nova 

4:30 Welcome to My Studio 

“A Man Named Wentworth, Part 1” 

5:00 Sewing with Nancy 

“12 Easy Sew Bags, Part 2” 

3-1 American Masters “I. M. Pei” 

5:30 Smart Travels–Europe with Rudy Maxa 

“Alpine Christmas” 

6:00 Report from Santa Fe 

3-1 Antiques Roadshow 

6:30 America’s Heartland 

7:00 Lawrence Welk Show “Easter” 


8:00 All Creatures Great and Small 

“Cats and Dogs” 

3-1 Eyes on the Prize “Awakenings” 

8:30 3-3 Allaire Back Fitness 

9:00 Austin City Limits “Wilco” 

3-3 Marriage Uncensored 

9:30 3-3 Real Families, Real Answers 

10:00 Nova “Rat Attack” 

3-1 Austin City Limits 

3-3 Lawrence Welk Show 

11:00 Nature “Clever Monkeys” 

3-1 Nature 

3-3 Classic Gospel 

12:00 Austin City Limits 

3-1 Nova 

3-3 Nature 

Sunday 4th 


“Edinburgh and Scotland” 

6:30 Healthy Minds “Neurogenesis” 

7:00 Antiques Roadshow 

“Denver, CO, Part 1” 

8:00 Classic Gospel 

“Love Can Turn the World” 

9:00 Joy of Music “Music & Texts of Easter” 

9:30 Joy of Music “Music from St. Augustine 

Church, Vienna” 

10:00 Looking for Lincoln, Part 2 

11:00 Globe Trekker Special “Best Dives” 

11:30 3-1 Washington Week 

12:00 Easter with the Mormon Tabernacle 

Choir 





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2:00 3-1 To the Contrary 

2:30 Texas Parks and Wildlife 

3-1 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 

2:57 Star Gazer with Jack Horkheimer 

3:00 Healthy Body Healthy Mind 

“Antibiotic Resistance” 

3-1 Tavis Smiley Reports 

3:30 Religion and Ethics Newsweekly 


3-1 Time Team America 

5:00 Inside Washington 


5:30 McLaughlin Group 


3-1 Nova 

6:30 Easter with the Mormon Tabernacle 

Choir 

7:00 Nature “Moment of Impact: Hunters and 

Herds” 

3-1 Nature 

8:00 Masterpiece Classic “Sharpe’s Peril” 

3-1 Masterpiece Classic 

9:00 3-3 Inner Compass 

9:30 3-3 Religion and Ethics Newsweekly 

10:00 Celtic Pilgrimage with 

John O’Donohue 


3-3 Nature 

11:00 Fifth Gospel: 

Land and Sea of Galilee 

3-1 Nature 



12:00 Nova “Rat Attack” 


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Monday 5th 


5:30 3-1 America’s Heartland 

6:00 3-1 Nature 

7:00 3-1 Masterpiece Classic 

9:00 3-1 Celtic Pilgrimage with 

John O’Donohue 

10:00 3-1 Scrapbook Memories 

10:30 3-1 Katie Brown Workshop 

11:00 3-1 Children of the Amazon 

12:00 3-1 Nature 


3:00 3-1 Celtic Pilgrimage 



5:00 3-1 Inside Washington 






8:00 Mormons, Part 1 

3-1 Mormons, Part 1 


9:00 3-3 Charlie Rose 

10:00 Tracks Ahead “St. Kitts Scenic Railway” 



10:30 Rick Steves’ Europe 

“Switzerland’s Jungfrau Region” 







Celtic Pilgrimage 

with John O’Donohue 

Celtic Pilgrimage journeys through the 

sacred landscape of western Ireland, guided 

by best-selling Irish author, poet, and philosopher 

John O’Donohue, with an introduction 

by actor Mike Farrell. Weaving ancient 

wisdom with personal history and 

breathtaking imagery, the documentary reveals 

a deeper Ireland beyond the usual travelogues. 

O’Donohue leads viewers on an 

enlightening tour of his homeland and along 

the way, he offers profound insights on life, 

death, suffering, creativity, and the divine. 

The documentary moves from Christian 

sites like Corcomroe Abbey and pre-Christian 

pilgrimage spots like Mamean Mountain 

and St. Coleman’s Well, to Neolithic 

monuments like the Poulnabrone Dolmen. 

Celtic Pilgrimage can be seen Sunday, 


Tuesday 6th 


5:30 3-1 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 


7:00 3-1 Mormons, Part 1 

9:00 3-1 NOW on PBS 


10:00 3-1 America’s Test Kitchen 

10:30 3-1 Motorweek 






4:00 3-1 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 


5:00 3-1 Scully/The World Show 



7:00 Nova 

“Hunting the Edge of Space” 

3-1 Nova 

8:00 Mormons, Part 2 




10:00 Not in God’s Name 


3-3 Nova 






Wednesday 7th 



6:00 3-1 Nova 


9:00 3-1 Adventists 

10:00 3-1 American Woodshop 

10:30 3-1 Woodturning Workshop 

11:00 3-1 Not in God’s Name 

12:00 3-1 Nova 


3:00 3-1 Adventists 



5:00 3-1 World Business 



7:00 Buddha 

3-1 Buddha 


9:00 Independent Lens “Unmistaken Child” 



10:00 3-3 Buddha 


3-1 Remembered Earth… 





3-1 Buddha 

3-3 Not in God’s Name 

Thursday 8th 



6:00 3-1 Buddha 

8:00 3-1 Independent Lens 

9:30 3-1 Death of the Old West 




12:00 3-1 Buddha 





5:00 3-1 European Journal 



7:00 Not in God’s Name 



3-1 Eyes on the Prize 

“Ain’t Scared of Your Jails” 




9:30 Red Green Show “Cyber Girl” 

10:00 Woodsongs “Dar Williams” 


3-3 Your Kids Are Drinking 



3-3 Parents and Teens Behind the 

Wheel 



3-3 Children of the Amazon 

Friday 9th 


5:30 3-1 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 








12:00 3-1 Jubilee






5:00 3-1 BBC Newsnight 












3-1 400 Years of the Telescope 



“Sharpe’s Peril” 






11:30 3-3 NOW on PBS 




12:30 3-1 NOW on PBS 

Saturday 10th 

6:00 Woodsmith Shop “Top Shop Tips” 


“Forrest Heritage Center” 

7:00 Taste of History “Martha Washington 

Won the War” 

7:30 Bake Decorate Celebrate! “Retro” 


“An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving” 


“Moonlit Rose” 

9:00 American Woodshop 

“Country Corner Shelf” 


9:30 Cultivating Life “Fall” 



“Texture, Pattern, and Rhythm” 


10:30 Victory Garden “Dark” 




11:30 Joy of Painting “Waves of Wonder” 



“Eastern Caribbean” 


12:30 Quilt in a Day 


1:00 America Quilts Creatively 

“Creating Quilts with Printed Blocks Plus 

Flying Geese” 



“Romancing Your Wardrobe” 

3-1 Hometime 



“Joiner’s Tool Chest II” 

2:30 Scrapbook Memories “Mixed Media” 

3-1 Motorweek 

3:00 Hometime 

“Stone Cottage: Inner Workings” 



“Newton Centre Project, Part 1” 

4:00 Ask This Old House Building a campfire 

pit; installing a range hood 





“12 Easy Sew Bags, Part 3” 


“Out of Rome” 




7:00 Lawrence Welk Show 

“Shows of Jimmy McHugh” 

3-1 400 Years of the Telescope 


“Attendant Problems” 




“King of Leon/Roky Erickson” 



10:00 Nova “Hunting the Edge of Space” 



11:00 Nature 

“Moment of Impact: Hunters and Herds” 

3-1 Nature 



3-1 Nova 

3-3 Nature 

Sunday 11th 


“Barcelona and Costa Brava” 

6:30 Healthy Minds 

“PTSD: Helping Our Troops” 




“The Isaacs: Live from Norway” 

9:00 Joy of Music 

“Musical Visit to Williamsburg, VA II” 

9:30 Joy of Music “Grand Toccatas II” 

10:00 The Adventists 

11:00 Globe Trekker “Holy Lands: Jerusalem 

& The West Bank” 


12:00 Cultura 











“Interstitial Cystitis” 


3:30 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 






3-1 Nova 

6:30 New Mexico Wildlife 

7:00 Nature “Moment of Impact: Jungle” 

3-1 Nature 


“The Diary of Anne Frank” 




10:00 Buddha 


3-3 Nature 

11:00 3-1 Nature 


12:00 Nova “Hunting the Edge of Space” 


Monday 12th 



6:00 3-1 Nature 





11:00 3-1 Autism: Making it Work 

12:00 3-1 Nature 











8:00 Polio Crusade: American Experience 

3-1 Polio Crusade 


9:00 The Adventists 

3-1 Among the Righteous 


10:00 Tracks Ahead “Alco PA1” 




“The Majesty of Madrid” 







3-3 Among the Righteous: Lost 

Stories from the Holocaust 

Tuesday 13th 




7:00 3-1 Polio Crusade: 

American Experience 

8:00 3-1 Among the Righteous: Lost Stories 

from the Holocaust 







1:00 3-1 Polio Crusade 

2:00 3-1 Among the Righteous 



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7:00 Nova 

“Hunting the Edge of Space, Part 2” 

3-1 Nova 

8:00 Frontline “Obama’s Deal” 

3-1 Frontline 


9:00 You Should Know 




10:00 Independent Lens 

“Blessed is the Match” 


3-3 Nova 



3-3 Frontline 


3-1 Frontline 


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Wednesday 14th 



6:00 3-1 Nova 

7:00 3-1 Frontline 


9:00 3-1 Painting Taos 



11:00 3-1 Row Hard No Excuses 

12:00 3-1 Nova 



3:00 3-1 Painting Taos 






7:00 When Families Grieve 

3-1 When Families Grieve 

8:00 Worse Than War 

3-1 Worse Than War 




“Antibiotic Resistance: Stopping the 

Superbugs” 












6:00 3-1 When Families Grieve 

7:00 3-1 Worse Than War 

9:00 3-1 Last Ridge 




Thursday 15th 

12:00 3-1 When Families Grieve 

1:00 3-1 Worse Than War 







7:00 Frontline “Obama’s Deal” 



3-1 Eyes on the Prize “Mississippi” 




9:30 Red Green Show “Red’s Hot Sauce” 

10:00 Woodsongs “John McCutcheon” 


3-3 Frontline 






3-3 Remembering the Holocaust 

Friday 16th 




7:00 3-1 Songs of the Mountains 






12:00 3-1 Jubilee 


















3-1 House of Life: The Old Jewish 

Cemetery in Prague 



“The Diary of Anne Frank” 






11:30 3-3 NOW on PBS 




12:30 3-1 NOW on PBS 

Saturday 17th 


“Easy-to-Build Shop Storage” 


“Snowwoman” 


“Early German Settlers” 

7:30 Bake Decorate Celebrate! 

“Nuts to You” 


“Coconut Layer Cake” 


“Tuscan Poppies” 

9:00 New Yankee Workshop 

“Library Ladder” 


9:30 Motorweek 



“Abundance” 


10:30 Victory Garden “Soft” 




11:30 Joy of Painting 

“Pretty Autumn Day” 



“Vancouver to Ketchikan” 


12:30 Quilt in a Day “Road to the White House” 



“Demystify Battings and Needles” 



“Bias Tubing Cathedral Windows” 

3-1 Hometime 



“Thomas Jefferson’s Bookstand” 

2:30 Scrapbook Memories “Keepsakes” 

3-1 Motorweek 

3:00 Hometime 

“Stone Cottage: Insulation” 




4:00 Ask This Old House Installing home intercom 

system; energy-efficient fireplace 

3-1 Nova 




“Single Layer Jacket Sensations” 

3-1 Polio Crusade: 



“Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast” 





“Top Songs from Broadway Shows” 



“Fair Means Fowl” 



9:00 Austin City Limits “My Morning Jacket” 


9:30 3-3 Real Families, Real Answers

The Legend of Pancho Barnes 

and the 

Happy Bottom Riding Club 

A charismatic figure featured in Tom 

Wolfe's book The Right Stuff, Florence 

"Pancho" Barnes was one of the most important 

women in 20th Century aviation. A 

tough and fearless aviatrix, Pancho made a 

name for herself as Hollywood's first female 

stunt pilot and was a rival of Amelia Earhart's. 

Just before WWII, she opened a ranch 

near Edwards Air Force Base that became 

a famous hangout for test pilots and movie 

stars. Known as the "Happy Bottom Riding 

Club,” it became the epicenter of the aviation 

world during the early jet age. Chuck 

Yeager celebrated breaking the sound barrier 

there in 1947, and Howard Hughes and 

Jimmy Doolittle also frequented the ranch. 

The Legend of Pancho Barnes and the 

Happy Bottom Riding Club can be seen 

Sunday, April 18th at 10:00 a.m. and Tuesday, 


10:00 Nova 




11:00 Nature “Moment of Impact: Jungle” 

3-1 Nature 



3-1 Nova 

3-3 Nature 

Sunday 18th 


“Madrid” 

6:30 Healthy Minds 

“Jane Pauley: Bipolar Disorder” 



8:00 Classic Gospel “Oh My Glory!” 

9:00 Joy of Music “Musical Journey of Italy” 

9:30 Joy of Music “Musical Visit to Edinburgh, 

Scotland” 

10:00 Legend of Pancho Barnes and the 


11:00 Globe Trekker “Senegal & Cape Verde” 


12:00 Life Focus “Living by the Book” 











“Living with Psoriasis” 

3-1 Among the Righteous: Lost Stories 

from the Holocaust 



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Cemetery in Prague 





3-1 Nova 


7:00 Nature “Frogs: The Thin Green Line” 

3-1 Nature 


“Small Island, Part 1” 



9:30 Voices of a Never Ending Dawn 

3-1 Smitten 


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3-3 Nature 

11:00 3-1 Nature 


11:30 Bonaparte’s Retreat 

12:00 Nova 




Monday 19th 



6:00 3-1 Nature 


8:30 3-1 Bonaparte’s Retreat 

9:00 3-1 Legend of Pancho Barnes and the 




11:00 3-1 Great American Quilt Revival 

12:00 3-1 Nature 



3:00 3-1 Legend of Pancho Barnes 







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8:00 Frontline 

“The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan” 

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10:00 Independent Lens “Dirt! The Movie” 


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3-3 Frontline 


3-1 Frontline 


Wednesday 21st 



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Thursday 22nd 



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7:00 3-1 P.O.V. 

9:00 3-1 Sense of Wonder 



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1:00 3-1 P.O.V. 

3:00 3-1 Sense of Wonder 






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“The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan” 







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10:00 Woodsongs “Band of Heathens and 

Geoff Atcheson” 


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3-1 Green Builders 









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“Make Beautiful Bowls” 


“Wood Grain Patterns” 


“Von Steuben’s Secret Weapon” 

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“Seashore” 


“Salmon-Indoors and Out” 


“Pastel Poppy Bouquet” 

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“Old Pine Bar” 


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“Whimsy” 


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11:30 Joy of Painting 

“Not Quite Spring” 



“Misty Fjords to Sitka” 


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Needle Felting” 



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3-1 Hometime 



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3:00 Hometime 

“Stone Cottage: Geothermal” 




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space; installing fiber cement siding 

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“Appli-Curves, Part 1” 

3-1 Green Builders 


“Four Great Cities II” 





“Big Band Days” 



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“Willie Nelson & Asleep at the Wheel” 






11:00 Nature “Frogs: The Thin Green Line” 

3-1 Nature 



3-1 Nova 

3-3 Nature 

Sunday 25th 


“Carcassonne and the Pyrenees” 

6:30 Healthy Minds “Chemical Dependency” 



8:00 Classic Gospel “I’ll Fly Away” 

9:00 Joy of Music “Musical Visit to the 

Ringling Museum I” 

9:30 Joy of Music “Favorite Marches I” 

10:00 A Celtic Pilgrimage with John 

O’Donohue 

11:00 Globe Trekker “Madrid City Guide” 


12:00 Cultura 











“Preventing a Stroke” 

3-1 P.O.V. 







3-1 Nova 


7:00 Nature “Fellowship of the Whales” 

3-1 Nature 





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3-1 Tuba U: Basso Profundo 


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3-3 Nature 

11:00 3-1 Nature 




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11:00 3-1 Ten Sisters: A True Story 

12:00 3-1 Nature


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3-1 My Lai 



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3-1 Rosevelt’s America 

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“Digital Command Control” 




“Normandy: War-Torn Yet Full of Life” 



3-3 My Lai 


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12:30 3-3 Tuba U: Basso Profundo 

Tuesday 27th 




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1:00 3-1 My Lai 






5:00 3-1 Scully/ The World Show 



7:00 Nova “Mind Over Money” 

3-1 Nova 

8:00 Frontline “The Vaccine War” 

3-1 Frontline 

Great Performances at the Met 

“Der Rosenkavalier” 

Great Performances at the Met’s “Der 

Rosenkavalier,” Richard Strauss’ comic 

masterpiece of love and intrigue in 18thcentury 

Vienna, stars Renée Fleming as the 

aristocratic Marschallin and Susan Graham 

in the trouser role of her young lover. Music 

director James Levine conducts a cast 

that includes Kristinn Sigmundsson and Miah 

Persson. Recorded on January 9th, 2010. 

Great Performances at the Met’s “Der 

Rosenkavalier” can be seen Sunday, April 

25th at 9:30 p.m. 

Death of the Old West 

As the sun began to set on frontier life, a 

vigilante act ripped apart a young Oklahoma 

community. In the early morning hours of 

April 19th, 1909, a group of Ada residents 

avenged the murder of a popular local 

rancher and former U.S. Deputy Marshall, 

A. A. “Gus” Bobbitt, by lynching the four 

suspects. The mob effectively drove the outlaw 

element out of town, but in the process 

perpetrated a terrible miscarriage of justice. 

Death of the Old West marks the 100th anniversary 

of the event. 

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10:00 Legend of Pancho Barnes and the 



3-3 Nova 



3-3 Frontline 


3-1 Frontline 


Wednesday 28th 



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9:00 3-1 When Medicine Got it Wrong 



11:00 3-1 Weaving Worlds 

12:00 3-1 Nova 



3:00 3-1 When Medicine Got it Wrong 






7:00 Great Performances “Hamlet” 

3-1 Great Performances 



10:00 3-3 Great Performances 


3-1 Tuba U: Basso Profundo 





3-1 Great Performances 



6:00 3-1 Great Performances 


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3:00 3-1 Miller Center Forums 






7:00 Frontline “The Vaccine War” 






3-1 Appalachia: A History of Mountains 

and People 


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“Once More to the Well” 

10:00 Woodsongs 

“Homemade Jamz Blues Band” 


3-3 Frontline 






3-3 Dhamma Brothers 

Friday 30th 










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3-1 Synchronized Swimming 


10:00 Masterpiece “Small Island, Part 2” 






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America’s Heartland 

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS FOR DTV 

The following have made major contributions to the KENW-TV Digital Television 

Conversion Fund. This $2 million dollar fund, which is to be raised over five years, will be 

used to help convert KENW-TV production equipment to the new digital standards. For 

additional information about how your company can help, please call Sheryl Borden at (575) 

562-2112. 

Clovis National Bank 

Portales National Bank 

Roswell National Bank 

Clovis, Portales, & 

Roswell, NM 

ACCESSBANK 

Clovis, Portales, Gallup, 

& Albuquerque, NM 

Anonymous 

Foundation in 

New Mexico 

Portales, Tucumcari, 

Carlsbad, Hobbs, Roswell 

& Albuquerque, NM

7:00 p.m. MARIAN McPARTLAND’s 

PIANO JAZZ 

Apr 3 Guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli with 

Guest Host John Pizzarelli 

Apr 10 The Hickory House Trio Reunion 

with Guest Host Bill Crow 

Apr 17 Marian McPartland Selects: Phil 

Woods, saxophonist 

Apr 24 Marian Selects: Hiromi Ushara, pianist 

8:00 p.m. SWINGIN’ DOWN THE LANE WITH 

DAVID MILLER is dedicated to 

keeping the big band sound alive 

and well. New generations are thrilling 

to Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, 

Count Basie, Tommy Dorsey, Glenn 

Miller, and of course the illustrious 

Duke Ellington. 

Apr 3 Downtown New York – The streets 

are alive with music 

Apr 10 Eddy Duchin Centennial – Remembering 

popular pianist of the 1930s 

Apr 17 Oscar Nominees 2 – Movie songs 

from the late 1930s 

Apr 24 Lost Gems – Hard to find recordings 

from the Big Band Era 

9:00 p.m. JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER RA- 

DIO WITH WYNTON APRSALIS 

Apr 3 The Music of Thelonius Monk 

Apr 10 McCoy Tyner 

Apr 17 NEA 2010 Jazz Masters 

Apr 24 Monty Alexander: Harlem-Kingston 

Express 

10:00 p.m. JAZZSET WITH 

DEE DEE BRIDGEWATER 

Apr 3 Michael Wolff Trio and Special Guest 

Steve Wilson 

Apr 10 Ted Nash: The Mancini Project 

Apr 17 Paquito D’Rivera 

Apr 24 A Night at the Jazz Standard in New 

York 



when Weekend Edition begins. 

“Relatively Quiet” Drive 

Scheduled for April 

The KENW-FM Spring Fundraiser is 

scheduled for April 17th through April 

24th. Our Fall Fundraiser raised over 

$27,000 and we are hopeful that with your 

support, we can exceed that amount this 

spring. 

Our goal is to raise $27,500 to cover the 

cost of continuing to bring you great programs 

like NPR News, Morning Edition, 

Marketplace, All Things Considered, 

PBS NewsHour, and so many others. 

Please help us reach our goal during 

our spring “Relatively Quiet” Drive. 

Thank you. 

◆ 

BUSINESS FRIENDS 

If you would like information about becoming a Business Friend of Public Television or Public Radio by underwriting one or more of our 

many outstanding programs, please call Rena Garrett, Development/Promotion Director for Public Television, or Carla Howard, Development 

Assistant for Public Radio, at (575) 562-2112 or toll-free at 1-888-FOR-KENW (367-5369). 

The Sewing Basket 

Clovis, NM 

Quilting Programs 

VALLEY MOWER CLINIC, INC 

Clovis, NM 

Antiques Roadshow, 

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 

John J. Ingram & 

Associates 

Midland, TX 

1-800-299-6809 


Dateline New Mexico, FM 


People’s Pharmacy, FM 

Atwood, Malone, 

Turner & Sabin 

Attorneys at Law 

Roswell, NM 

Symphonycast 


◆ 

CJ’s 

Pharmacy... At your Service 

Portales, NM 

Family Health, Collectors 

Corner, Classical Guitar, 

Mountain Stage, FM 

This space 




(888) 367-5369. Ask for 


Albuquerque, NM 

Creative Living, 

Masterpiece, PBS NewsHour 

This space 




(888) 367-5369. Ask for 


The Ruidoso Physical 

Therapy Clinic 

Ruidoso, NM 

Morning Edition, Health 

Matters, Living on Earth, 

Romantic Hour, 

Symphonies,FM 

Roosevelt County 

Electric Cooperative 

Portales, NM 

Antiques Roadshow 

New Mexico American 

Water Company 

Clovis, NM 

Nature 

CHAVES COUNTY FARM 

AND LIVESTOCK 

BUREAU 

Dexter and Roswell, NM 


Tucumcari, NM 


Hinkle, Hensley, 

Shanor & Martin, 

L.L.P. 

Roswell, Santa Fe, NM; 

Austin, Midland, TX 


Prairie Home Companion, FM 

Muleshoe State Bank 

Muleshoe, TX 

Nature 

Muleshoe, TX 

PBS NewsHour 

James Polk Stone 

National Bank 

Clovis, Hagerman, Hobbs, 

Portales, Roswell 

Austin City Limits 

Living Desert Zoo & 

Gardens State Park 

Open Every Day Except Christmas 

Carlsbad, NM 

Austin City Limits, 

Nature, PBS NewsHour 

Maddox, Holloman 

& Kirksey, P.C., 

Attorneys and Counselors 

at Law 

Hobbs, NM 

Morning Edition 


SECURITY STATE BANK 

Farwell, TX 

Antiques Roadshow 

This space 




(888) 367-5369. Ask for 


Ruidoso, NM 

Morning Edition 

First Presbyterian 

Church of Roswell 

Roswell, NM 

With Heart and Voice, FM 

Clovis and Portales 

Wait, Wait...Don’t Tell Me, FM 

Telephone Book 

WorldFocus 

News 3 New Mexico 

NM Department of 

Health & Division of 

Vocational Rehabilitation 

Santa Fe, NM 

Public Health Update, FM 

Portales, NM 


New Mexico 

American Water 

Morning Edition, 

Daytime Programming 

FM 

Roswell, NM 

Nature, 

Nightly Business Report, 

Stargazer 

Penasco Valley 

Telecommunications 

Health Show, Car Talk, 

Mountain Stage 

FM 

Carlsbad Medical 

Center 

Carlsbad, NM 

1-888-CMC-9111 

www.carlsbadmedicalcenter.com 

Health in a Heartbeat, FM 

Dateline New MexicoFM 


This space 




(888) 367-5369. Ask for 


Clovis, NM 

This Old House 

STATE FARM INSURANCE 

CO. 

Car Talk, FM 

Coaches Corner, FM 

Las Cruces, NM 


Portales, NM 


19

NOT IN GOD’S NAME 

At any given time, there are fifty conflicts being fought around the world in the name of 

religion. And this number is rising. But the question remains: Why? Why are some religions 

unable to tolerate different beliefs and live in harmony with the people of those beliefs? 

And why, even in the U.S., where the freedom of religion is considered a fundamental right 

of every person, do differing religious views cause deadly consequences? 

Not in God’s Name travels to India, a cradle of many of the world’s great religions. There, 

leaders of Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism share their 

insights into global violence committed in the name of God, and offer ways to break the 

tragic cycle of intolerance that has escalated, in some cases, to the point of nuclear 

confrontation. 

Tuesday, April 6th at 8:00 p.m. 

Thursday, April 8th at 7:00 p.m. 

Dated material, 

please do not delay. 

NON PROFIT ORG 

U.S. POSTAGE PAID 

PORTALES NM 88130 

Eastern New Mexico University 

1500 S. Avenue K

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