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From the President 

The Clinton 

Presidency 

“Love him or not, Bill Clinton is a remarkable political figure,” says WGBH’s 

Mark Samels, executive producer for American Experience and the guiding 

force behind The Presidents, our award-winning collection of presidential 

biographies. this month, we’re proud to premiere the latest addition to this 

collection: Clinton (see page 15). 

“enough dust has settled on the Clinton presidency for us to look back 

and ask, ‘How did it come about? How did he get there? And what happened 

while he was there?’ ” mark explains. the 

film goes deeper than what you think 

you know or remember about our 42nd 

president, taking you behind the scenes 

to offer fresh insights about both the 

man and his presidency. 

“As with all our presidential biographies, 

the story of Clinton is told by those 

around him, who knew him best,” says 

mark. “We had extraordinary access to 

everyone—from the folks who grew 

up with him in Arkansas and were part of his political life as governor, to the 

people in his cabinet and inner circle in the White House.” the result is a 

stunning, 360-degree portrait of one of the most talented, flawed and fascinating 

politicians in American history. 

the film also provides context for where we are as a nation today. “so 

much of our political landscape right now—everything from the debate over 

health care to the role of the military, to surpluses, to debt and jobs, to the 

rivalries between the two political parties—was part of Bill Clinton’s presidency 

as well,” mark says. “We hope our film offers viewers perspective on 

how some of the issues that feel so intractable today actually are part of what 

America is…part of what America has been from the very beginning.” 

Looking to the past to shed light on the present always has been key to 

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tune in two more installments of the engaging series AfroPop: The 

Ultimate Cultural Exchange. in That’s My Face, join filmmaker thomas 

Allen Harris on a journey of self-discovery as he crosses three continents 

and three generations in search of the identity of the spirits who 

haunt his dreams. in Calypso Rose: Lioness of the Jungle, get an inside 

look at the dreams and disappointments of Calypso Rose, the charismatic 

artist who has been sharing her stories of daily life in the 

Caribbean since she began singing at age 15. 

That’s My Face 

Sun, 2/5 at 9pm on WGBH World 

Sun, 2/19 at 7pm on WGBH 44 

Calypso Rose: Lioness of the Jungle 

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44 Nova Ice Age Death Trap 

(See 2/1 at 9pm) 

9pm 2 Edward VII: 

The Pleasure King 

the contradictory personality and 

extraordinary private life of Prince 

Albert edward are revealed, showing 

how he combined the endless pursuit 

of pleasure with an instinctive grasp of 

the monarchy’s role in the 20th century. 

44 Frontline 

10pm 2 Karsh Is History: 

Yousuf Karsh and 

Portrait Photography 

44 Independent Lens 

Daisy Bates: First Lady of 

Little Rock see Unforgettable Stories, 

page 8 (d) 



Friday 3 





7:30 2 Basic Black 

44 Cook’s Country 

8pm 2 Washington Week 

44 Antiques Roadshow 

Houston, TX (Pt. 2) 

8:30 2 McLaughlin Group 

9pm 2 Michael Feinstein’s 

American Songbook 

Time Machines see Michael 

Feinstein’s Songbook, page 8 

44 This Old House Hour 



Putting on the Tail Fins see Michael 


44 Spirit of Sacajawea 

11pm 2 Need to Know 


11:30 2 Charlie Rose 

Saturday 4 

11am 2 The Victory Garden (d) 

44 Ask This Old House 

11:30 2 Sara’s Weeknight Meals 

44 María Hinojosa: 

One-On-One Bobby 

Sanabria 

12pm 2 Essential Pepin (d) 


12:30 2 The French Chef (*) 

44 Nature Wolverine: 

Chasing the Phantom (d) 

1pm 2 Vine Talk 

1:30 2 Lidia’s Italy in America 

44 Nova Ice Age Death Trap 


2pm 2 Food Trip with Todd 

English 

2:30 2 Simply Ming 

44 American Experience 

Annie Oakley (d) 

3pm 2 America’s Test Kitchen 

3:30 2 Cook’s Country 


Jesse James (d) 

4pm 2 Primal Grill 

4:30 2 Rough Cut 

44 Karsh Is History: 

Yousuf Karsh and 

Portrait Photography 

5pm 2 This Old House Hour 

5:30 44 Edward VII: 



6pm 2 María Hinojosa: 

One-On-One Anand 

Giridharadas 

the son of indian 

immigrants, 

author and columnist 

Anand 

Giridharadas 

took the unusual step of moving back 

to india as an adult to learn about the 

country of his ancestors. He talks about 

india’s transformation from a country 

people couldn’t wait to leave to one to 

which their children aspire to return. 

6:30 2 Masterpiece Classic 

Downton Abbey, season 2 

(Pt. 4) in the climactic battle of the 

war, matthew and William go over the 

top to an uncertain fate. vera plays a 

cruel endgame with Bates and Anna. 

And daisy faces the severest test of her 

life. 

44 Britain’s Royal Weddings 



(Pt. 4) (See 6:30pm) 

44 Run Silent, Run Deep 

A Us sub commander 

(Clark Gable), obsessed with sinking a 

Japanese ship, butts heads with his 

first officer (Burt Lancaster) and crew. 

8:30 2 As Time Goes By 

9pm 2 Outnumbered 

44 Witness for the 

Prosecution 

9:30 2 The Worst Week of My 

Life 

10pm 2 Antiques Roadshow 

Eugene, OR (Pt. 2) 

11pm 2 Basic Black 

11:06 44 Roadtrip Nation 

11:30 2 Ask This Old House 

6am 

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Celebrating Black History 

this year, WGBH celebrates Black History month with a slate of 

programs profiling the rich history, culture and contributions of African 

Americans. explore! 

Underground Railroad: The William Still Story 

extraordinary people risked their lives to help fugitive slaves escape 

via the clandestine Underground railroad. One of them was William 

Still of Philadelphia, a free black man who 

accepted delivery of transported crates containing 

“human cargo.” this documentary 

reveals some of the dramatic, lesser-known 

stories behind this humanitarian enterprise, 

and explores key Canadian connections, 

including the surprising fate of former slaves 

who crossed the border to “Freedom’s Land.” 

Mon, 2/6 at 10pm on WGBH 2 

American Experience/Freedom Riders 

From may until november 1961, more than 400 black and white 

Americans joined together in courageous acts of civil disobedience, 

riding buses into the deep south 

in dangerous defiance of Jim Crow 

laws. Freedom Riders, an emmy- 

Award-winning film produced by 

WGBH’s American Experience, 

revisits this pivotal moment in our 

civil rights history. 

Tue, 2/7 at 8pm on WGBH 2 

Slavery by Another Name 

explore the little-known story of the post-emancipation era and the 

labor practices and laws that effectively created a new form of slavery 

in the south that persisted well into the 20th century. Based on the 

Pulitzer Prize-winning book by The Wall Street Journal’s douglas A. 

Blackmon, the film also examines the concept of “neoslavery,” which 

sentenced African Americans to forced labor for violating an array of 

laws that criminalized their everyday behavior. 


More Online 

at Forum Network 

more than 150 audio and video 

lectures are available at 

wgbh.org/forum featuring 

African American perspectives on 

history, politics, arts, literature 

and more. shown: Judy 

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and filmmaker. 

American Masters/ 

Cab Calloway 

Minnie the Moocher, with its popular 

refrain “Hi de hi de hi de ho,” 

was Cab Calloway’s signature 

song, and Harlem’s famous Cotton 

Club was his home stage. He 

charmed audiences around the 

world with boundless energy, bravado 

and elegant showmanship. 

this lively biography captures the 

life and music of an exceptional 

figure in the history of jazz. 


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7am 44 Religion & Ethics 

NewsWeekly 

7:30 44 To the Contrary with 

Bonnie Erbe 

8am 44 Moneytrack (d) 

8:30 44 Consuelo Mack 

WealthTrack 

9am 44 Washington Week 

9:30 44 Greater Boston 

10am 44 Inside Washington 


11am 2 Travelscope Desert Birds, 

Bats and Wildflowers 

44 Need to Know 


Salzburg and Surroundings 


12pm 2 Art Wolfe’s Travels to 

the Edge The Making of 

Travels to the Edge 

44 Theater Talk (*) 


44 Equitrekking Uruguay 

1pm 2 Nature Wolverine: Chasing 

the Phantom (d) 

44 Invitation to World 

Literature Popol Vuh (d) 

1:30 44 Bluegrass Underground 

The John Cowan Band 

2pm 2 Nova Ice Age Death Trap 


44 Music Voyager From D.C. 

to Cajun Country 

2:30 44 The Artist Toolbox 

Isabel Allende 


Great White Shark (See 2/1 

at 10pm) 

44 Cuisine Culture 

3:30 44 Kimchi Chronicles (d) 

4pm 2 Moyers & Company 

44 Hubert Keller: Secrets 

of a Chef 

4:30 44 Essential Pepin (d) 



Giridharadas (See 2/4 at 6pm) 

44 Lidia’s Italy in America 

5:30 2 Antiques Roadshow 

44 Simply Ming 




44 The French Chef (*) 

6:30 2 America’s Test Kitchen 




7pm 2 Britain’s Royal Weddings 

44 Anastasia An expatriate 

russian general (Yul 

Brynner) grooms a refugee (ingrid 

Bergman) to pose as the lost daughter 

of Czar nicholas ii. 

8pm 2 Masterpiece Classic 


(Pt. 4) (See 2/4 at 6:30pm) 



(Pt. 5) As the war nears its end, 

downton’s aristocrats and servants put 

their lives back together. mary and sir 

richard go estate hunting. A mysterious 

wounded officer makes a shocking 

revelation. 


Annie Oakley (d) 



(Pt. 5) (See 9pm) 


Jesse James (d) 




44 Live from the Artists 

Den 

Monday 6 






Salzburg and Surroundings 




44 Ashes to Ashes 



44 Hustle 

10pm 2 Underground Railroad: 

The William Still Story 

see Celebrating Black History, this 

page (d) 

44 MI-5 



Tuesday 7 






Rick Steves’ Europe: 

The Making of 


8pm 2 American Experience 

Freedom Riders see 

Celebrating Black History, this page 

(d) 

44 Edward VII: 


(See 2/2 at 9pm)

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11pm 

44 Masterpiece Classic 


(Pt. 5) (See 2/5 at 9pm) 

2 Frontline 

44 Britain’s Royal Weddings 

2 Charlie Rose 


Wednesday 8 






Burgundy: Profound France 


8pm 2 Nature Raccoon Nation 

see Which Way to the 

Next Garbage Can?, this page 


Candleford 

9pm 2 Nova Separating Twins 

see Separating Sisters, 

this page 

44 Doc Martin 


Big Cats experts dissect 

a lion and a tiger. meanwhile, a biologist 

comes face to face with a liger— 

a cross between a lion and a tiger— 

proof of the two species’ similarity. 


11pm 



Thursday 9 






France’s Dordogne 


8pm 2 Nazi Hunt: Elusive 

Justice (d) 

44 Nova Separating Twins 


9pm 44 Frontline 

10pm 2 Inside the Mind of 

Adolf Hitler 


The Black Power Mixtape 

1967–1975 see Unforgettable 

Stories, page 8 


11:30 44 PBS NewsHour 

Friday 10 






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Hagen Quartet FEB. 26 

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Edgy & bold contemporary circus 

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Lost and Found see Michael 





Best Band in the Land see Michael 


44 Nature Raccoon Nation 





11am 

Saturday 11 

2 The Victory Garden 


11:30 2 Sara’s Weeknight Meals 




12pm 2 Essential Pepin (d) 


12:30 2 The French Chef (*) 

44 Nature Raccoon Nation 


1pm 2 Vine Talk (d) 



Freedom Riders (See 2/7 at 

8pm) (d) 

2pm 2 Food Trip with Todd 

English 

2:30 2 Simply Ming 




(See 2/4 at 7:30pm) 

4pm 2 Primal Grill 

Which Way to the Next 

Garbage Can? 

in an effort to outwit raccoons, are human 

beings actually making them smarter and 

unwittingly contributing to their evolutionary 

success? Are the ever more complex 

obstacles that our fast-paced urban world 

throws at them actually pushing the development 

of raccoon brains? in Raccoon 

Nation, scientists from around the world share their thoughts and 

work to explore this scientific theory. Attempting to do something that 

has never been done before, they closely follow a family of urban 

raccoons as the animals navigate the complex landscape of a big city. 

Nature/Raccoon Nation 

Wed, 2/8 at 8pm on WGBH 2 

Separating Sisters 

Abandoned shortly after birth at an orphanage in Bangladesh, 

conjoined twins trishna and Krishna had little chance of survival until 

they were saved and taken to Australia by an aid worker. After two 

years battling for life, they are ready for a series of delicate operations, 

which will prepare them for the ultimate 

challenge: a marathon separation surgery 

that will allow them to live truly separate 

lives. WGBH’s Nova follows trishna and 

Krishna and their caregivers through each 

moment of their dramatic journey. 

Nova/Separating Twins 


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One-On-One Ta-Nehisi 

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Downton Abbey, Season 2 

(Pt. 5) (See 2/5 at 9pm) 

7:10 44 Anastasia (See 2/5 at 7pm) 



(Pt. 5) (See 2/5 at 9pm) 



44 One Flew Over the 

Cuckoo’s Nest 


Life 





44 In the Life 

Sunday 12 

6am 44 Antiques Roadshow 

Eugene, OR (Pt.3) 


NewsWeekly 


Bonnie Erbe 



WealthTrack 



10am 44 Inside Washington 


11am 2 Travelscope Ontario, 

Canada’s Far North 



Burgundy: Profound France 



the Edge Mongolia: 

Mountain to Steppe 



44 Equitrekking Turkey’s 

Coast, Cappadocia & 

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8pm) (d) 


Literature Candide (d) 


The Farewell Drifters 

2pm 44 Music Voyager Lafayette: 

Sounds from the Bayou 


John Legend 



Lost and Found (See 2/10 at 9pm) 





of a Chef 

4:30 44 Essential Pepin 



Coates (See 2/11 at 6pm) 




6pm 44 The French Chef (*) 

6:30 2 High School Quiz Show 

see Battle of the Brains, 

this page (*) 




7pm 2 David Suchet on the 

Orient Express 

44 Afropop: The Ultimate 

Cultural Exchange 

Everyday Sunshine 



(Pt. 5) (See 2/5 at 9pm) 

8:30 44 Afropop: The Ultimate 


Burning in the Sun Profiles Daniel 

Dembele, a 26-year-old who decides 

to return to his homeland in Mali and 

start a local business building solar 

panels—the first of its kind in the 

sun-drenched nation. 



(Pt. 6) The Spanish flu strikes 

Downton, disrupting one match, 

hastening another and transforming 

the fortunes of all. Mary, Sybil and 

Robert each confront a moment of 

truth. Anna and Bates know a moment 

of happiness. 

9:30 44 American Experience 


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Tune in WGBH 2: Sundays at 6:30pm, Saturdays at 6pm (repeat) 

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11:30 44 Live from the Artists 

Den 

Monday 13 






Barcelona and Catalunya 



Pittsburgh, PA (Pt. 1) 


9pm 2 Slavery by Another 

Name see Celebrating 

Black History, page 10 

44 Hustle 

10pm 44 MI-5 

10:30 2 Young Lincoln examines 

how the joys and trials 

of Abraham Lincoln’s boyhood years 

formed his personality, shaped his 

early political notions and molded his 

character. 

11pm 



Tuesday 14 






Little Europe: San Marino, 

Monaco, Vatican City, Liechtenstein, 

and Andorra 



Tupperware! (d) 



9pm 2 Frontline The Interrupters 

see Disturbing the 

Violence, this page 



(Pt. 6) (See 2/12 at 9pm) 



Disturbing the Violence 

during one weekend in Chicago in 2008, 37 people were shot, seven of 

them fatally. now, a group of older former gang leaders is trying to 

“interrupt” shootings and protect their communities from the violence 

they once committed. the documentary, directed by steve James (Hoop 

Dreams), follows the inner workings of CeaseFire, an innovative program 

in Chicago designed to prevent 

shootings that includes weekly meetings 

where the interrupters report on 

the simmering disputes and the senseless 

violence in their neighborhoods. 

Frontline/The Interrupters 


Health Care for All 

One small community in the Colorado oil patch near the Utah border 

delivers the highest value-for-the-money health care in the Us, and 

they cover nearly everyone in town in the process. How do they do it? 

Can their model be reproduced? travel the Us with correspondent 

t.r. reid, who interviews health policy 

experts at the dartmouth institute 

before heading to Colorado and other 

places where doctors and hospitals are 

working to provide high-quality health 

care at a reasonable cost. 

US Health Care: The Good News 

Thu, 2/16 at 9pm on WGBH 2 

Wednesday 15 






Great Swiss Cities: Luzern, 

Bern, Zurich and Lausanne 


8pm 2 Nature The Himalayas 

A look at the diversity of 

wildlife and habitats of this mountain 

system that includes the world’s highest 

peaks. (d) 


Candleford 

9pm 2 Nova Extreme Cave Diving 

(d) 

44 Doc Martin 

10pm 2 Cave People of the 

Himalaya Join an archaeologist 

and an expert climber as they 

set out on a mission to find ancient 

mummies and uncover secrets that 

have been hidden in Himalaya cliff-top 

graves for thousands of years. 




Thursday 16 






Vienna and the Danube 


8pm 2 Frontline Sick Around 

America (d) 

44 Frontline 

9pm 2 US Health Care: 

The Good News 

see Health Care for All, this page 

10pm 2 Eden at the End of the 

World 


More Than a Month see 

Unforgettable Stories, page 8 (d) 



Friday 17 








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Saloon Singer see Michael Feinstein’s 

Songbook, page 8 




A New Step Every Day see Michael 


44 Nature The Himalayas 

(See 2/15 at 8pm) (d) 




Saturday 18 

11am 2 The Victory Garden 


11:30 2 Food Trip with Todd 

English 




12pm 2 Sara’s Weeknight Meals 

44 Nature The Himalayas 

(See 2/15 at 8pm) (d) 



44 Nova Extreme Cave Diving 

(d) 


2pm 2 Simply Ming 

44 Cave People of the 

Himalaya (See 2/15 at 

10pm) 

2:30 2 Hubert Keller: Secrets 

of a Chef 


44 Frontline 


4pm 2 Cuisine Culture 




Prosecution 

6pm 2 High School Quiz Show 

(See 2/12 at 6:30pm) (*) 



(Pt. 6) (See 2/12 at 9pm) 

7pm 44 One Flew Over the 

Cuckoo’s Nest 




Life 

44 Anastasia (See 2/5 at 7pm) 

boston’s hub for lifelong learners 

Clinton 

From draft dodging to the dayton Accords, 

from monica Lewinsky to a balanced budget, 

the presidency of William Jefferson 

Clinton veered between sordid scandal and 

grand achievement. in Clinton, WGBH’s 

American Experience explores the fascinating 

story of an American president who rose 

from a broken childhood in Arkansas to 

become one of the most successful politicians in modern American 

history and one of the most complex and conflicted characters ever to 

stride across the public stage. Features unprecedented access to scores 

of Clinton insiders, including White House Press secretary dee dee 

myers, as well as interviews with foreign leaders, members of the 

republican opposition, childhood friends, staffers from Clinton’s years 

as governor of Arkansas, biographers and journalists. 

American Experience/Clinton 

Mon, 2/20 (Pt. 1) & Tue, 2/21 (Pt. 2) at 9pm on WGBH 2 

Cetacean Science 

Whales and dolphins remain a 

source of fascination. But how 

much do we really know about 

them? they may appear to be 

totally alien to us—but with 

their mental ability, group 

communication and the recent 

discovery that dolphins have 

individual names, they are closer to us than we ever imagined. Learn 

new insights into the lives of whales and dolphins in this visually 

powerful and engaging program that features breathtaking encounters 

with these enchanting cetaceans. 

Nature/Ocean Giants: Giant Lives/Deep Thinkers/ 

Voices of the Sea 


Free online lectures brought to you 

by WGBH, featuring the world’s foremost 

scholars, authors, artists, scientists, 

policymakers, and community leaders. 

Explore a world of ideas. 

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Extreme Go-Karts 

though they aren’t yet old enough for driving licenses, tweens 

Brandon, Josh and Annabeth dream of becoming nascar drivers, 

racing extreme go-karts at speeds of up 

to 70 miles per hour in the World Karting 

Association’s national series, the “Little 

League” of professional racing. Follow a year 

in their lives in this humorous and heartbreaking 

portrait of racing, young love and 

family struggle. 

P.O.V. /Racing Dreams 

Thu, 2/23 at 9pm on WGBH 44 






44 High School Quiz Show 

(See 2/12 at 6:30pm) (*) 

6am 

Sunday 19 




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Love in Memphis 

Winner of the 2010 Tony Award for best new musical, Memphis turns 

the radio dial back to the 1950s to tell the story of a white DJ, named 

Huey Calhoun (Chad Kimball), whose love of music transcends race 

lines and airwaves. His romantic interest is Felicia Farrell (Montego 

Glover), a young black singer whose career is on the rise, but who 

can’t break out of segregated clubs on her own. When the two collaborate, 

her soulful music reaches radio 

audiences everywhere, and the golden 

era of early rock ‘n’ roll takes flight. 

But as things heat up, whether the 

world is really ready for their music— 

or their love—is put to a test. 

Great Performances/Memphis 

Fri, 2/24 at 9pm on WGBH 2 

10am 2 High School Quiz Show 

(See 2/12 at 6:30pm) (*) 

44 Inside Washington 


11am 2 Travelscope Custer 

Country, Montana 



France’s Dordogne 



the Edge Iceland: Earth, 

Air, Fire and Water 



44 Equitrekking Great 

National Parks 



Literature Things Fall 

Apart (d) 


Monte Montgomery 

2pm 44 Music Voyager 

Shreveport: Road Through 

Northern Louisiana 


Isabel & Ruben Toledo 

3pm 2 Jim Thorpe: World’s 

Greatest Athlete 





of a Chef 



One-On-One Eve Ensler 







(*) 





(Pt. 6) (See 2/12 at 9pm) 

44 Afropop: The Ultimate 


That’s My Face See Chasing 

Dreams, page 8 

8pm 44 Afropop: The Ultimate 


Calypso Rose: The Lioness of the Jungle 

See Chasing Dreams, page 8 



(Pt. 7) In the finale, the family gathers 

at Downton Abbey for Christmas. 

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44 Frontline 



44 Live from the Artists 

Den 

Monday 20 






The Czech Republic Off the 

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Clinton (Pt. 1) see Clinton, 

page 15 (d) 

44 Hustle 

10pm 44 MI-5 



6pm 

7pm 

Tuesday 21 



2 Greater Boston 



Athens and Side Trips 


8pm 2 Space Shuttle: 

A Horizon Guide 




Clinton (Pt. 2) see Clinton, 

page 15 (d) 



(Pt. 7) (See 2/19 at 9pm) 



Wednesday 22 






Greece’s Peloponnese 


8pm 2 Nature Ocean Giants: 

Giant Lives/Deep Thinkers/ 

Voices of the Sea see Cetacean 

Science, page 15 


Candleford 

9pm 44 Doc Martin 

10pm 44 Waking the Dead 



Thursday 23 






Copenhagen 


8pm 2 Journey into Buddhism: 

Dharma River 

44 Space Shuttle: 

A Horizon Guide 

9pm 44 P.O.V. Racing Dreams 

see Extreme Go-Karts, 

page 15 

9:30 2 Journey into Buddhism: 

Prajna Earth 




6pm 

Friday 24 








44 Nature Ocean Giants: 


Voices of the Sea (See 2/22 at 8pm) 


9pm 2 Great Performances 

Memphis see Love in 

Memphis, page 16 


11:30 2 Need to Know 

Saturday 25 

11am 2 The Victory Garden 


11:30 2 Food Trip with Todd 

English 



12pm 2 Sara’s Weeknight Meals 

44 Nature Ocean Giants: 






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2pm 2 Simply Ming 

2:30 2 Hubert Keller: Secrets 

of a Chef 



Clinton (Pt. 1) (See 2/20 at 

9pm) (d) 







9pm) (d) 

6pm 2 High School Quiz Show 

(See 2/12 at 6:30pm) (*) 



(Pt. 7) (See 2/19 at 9pm) 

7pm 44 Anastasia (See 2/5 at 7pm) 




(See 2/4 at 7:30pm) 


Life 



10:30 44 Roadtrip Nation 


44 Roadtrip Nation 

Dickens’ Curiosity 

This classic Dickens novel is brought 

to life with an all-star cast that includes 


44 High School Quiz Show 

(See 2/12 at 6:30pm) (*) 

Sunday 26 

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(I, Claudius), Toby Jones (Infamous), 

Zoe Wanamaker (Gormenghast) and 

Gina McKee (The Foryste Saga). The 

film tells the tale of Little Nell Trent 

(newcomer Sophie Vavassuer) who 

lives with her doting grandfather 

(Jacobi) in his London store known as 

The Old Curiosity Shop. Little Nell is 

unaware that her grandfather has a 

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on the run from a loan shark. The pair fall in with a number of colorful 

characters, some villainous and some affectionate, in a tragic and 

heartbreaking journey. 

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6am 44 Antiques Roadshow 



NewsWeekly 


Bonnie Erbe 



WealthTrack 



10am 2 High School Quiz Show 

(See 2/12 at 6:30pm) (*) 

44 Inside Washington 


11am 2 Travelscope Brittany, 

France 


Barcelona and Catalunya 


12pm 

2 Art Wolfe’s Travels to 

the Edge Bolivia: 

The Altiplano 



44 Equitrekking Great 

American Ranches 

1pm 2 Nature Ocean Giants: 




Literature One Hundred 

Years of Solitude (d) 


Bluegrass Underground 

Season Mixer 

2pm 44 Music Voyager 


Tom Skerritt (*) 





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Rashad Phylicia Rashad is one of the 

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Inspired 

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confused people for more than a century. With unprecedented access 

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Los Angeles, CA (Pt. 1) 

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Iran: Tehran and Side Trips 


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Candleford 

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The Farewell 

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Great Performances Memphis Fri (2/24) 9pm 

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In Performance at the White House 

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Invitation to World Literature Popol Vuh 

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Candide sun (2/12) 

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One Hundred Years of Solitude 

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Karsh Is History: Yousuf Karsh and Portrait 

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Live from the Artists Den sun (2/5, 2/19, 

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Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook 

Time Machines Fri (2/3) 9pm on 2, sat (2/4) 

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3am on 44, tue (2/7) 4am on 44, Wed (2/8) 

4am on 2 

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Putting on the Tail Fins Fri (2/3) 

10pm on 2, sat (2/4) 3am on 44, mon (2/6) 

4am on 44, tue (2/7) 5am on 44 

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Lost and 

Found Fri (2/10) 9pm on 2, sat (2/11) 2am on 

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(2/13) 3am on 44, Wed (2/15) 4am on 2 

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Best Band in the Land Fri (2/10) 10pm on 2, 

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sat (2/11) 3am on 44, mon (2/13) 4am on 44 

Saloon Singer Fri (2/17) 9pm on 2, sat 

(2/18) 2am on 44; 5am on 2, sun (2/19) 2am 

on 2, mon (2/20) 4am on 44, thu (2/23) 4am 

on 2 

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A New Step Every Day Fri (2/17) 10pm 

on 2, sat (2/18) 3am on 44, sun (2/19) 3am on 

2, mon (2/20) 5am on 44 

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Music Voyager From D.C. to Cajun Country 

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Lafayette: Sounds 

from the Bayou sun (2/12) 2pm on 44, sun 

(2/26) 2pm on 44 

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Shreveport: Road 

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One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest sat (2/11) 

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Run Silent, Run Deep sat (2/4) 7:30pm on 44, 

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Theater Talk every sun at 12pm on 44 

Witness for the Prosecution sat (2/4) 9pm on 

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Best of Britain 

As Time Goes By every sat at 8:30pm on 2, 

sun (2/26) 4:30am on 2 

Ashes to Ashes Series 3, Episode 2 mon 

(2/6) 8pm on 44, tue (2/7) 1am on 2 

• Series 

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1am on 2 

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Series 3, Episode 4 mon (2/20) 

8pm on 44, tue (2/21) 1am on 2 

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Series 3, 

Episode 5 mon (2/27) 8pm on 44, tue (2/28) 

1am on 2 

Britain’s Royal Weddings thu (2/2) 8pm on 

2, Fri (2/3) 1am on 2; 1:30pm on 44, sat (2/4) 

1:30am on 2; 6:30pm on 44, sun (2/5) 1am, 

7pm on 2, mon (2/6) 1am on 2; 2:30pm on 44, 

tue (2/7) 10pm on 44 

Doc Martin 

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at 2am on 2 

Hustle 

mon (2/13, 2/20, 2/27) at 9pm on 

44, tue (2/14, 2/21, 2/28) at 2am on 2 

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Series 5, Episode 6 mon (2/6) 9pm on 44, tue 

(2/7) 2am on 2 

Lark Rise to Candleford 

every Wed at 

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Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey, Season 

2 (Pt. 4) sat (2/4) 6:30pm, 7:30pm on 2, sun 

(2/5) 8pm on 2 

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(Pt. 5) sun (2/5) 12am, 9pm, 10pm on 2, mon 

(2/6) 12am, 3am on 2; 12am, 1:30pm on 44, 

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7:30pm on 2, sun (2/12) 8pm on 2 

• Downton 

Abbey, Season 2 (Pt. 6) sun (2/12) 9pm on 2, 

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44, tue (2/14) 4am, 9pm on 44, sat (2/18) 

6:30pm on 2, sun (2/19) 7pm on 2 

• Downton 

Abbey, Season 2 (Pt. 7) sun (2/19) 9pm on 2, 

mon (2/20) 12am on 2; 12am, 1:30pm on 44, 

tue (2/21) 4am, 9pm on 44, sat (2/25) 6:30pm 

on 2, sun (2/26) 7pm on 2 

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The Old Curiosity 

Shop sun (2/26) 9pm, 10:30pm on 2, mon 

(2/27) 12:30am, 1:30pm on 44, tue (2/28) 3am, 

9pm on 44 

MI-5 every mon 10pm on 44, tue 3am on 2 

Outnumbered every sat at 9pm on 2, sun 

(2/12, 2/19, 2/26) at 5am on 2 

The Worst Week of My Life every sat at 

9:30pm on 2 

• 

Also on sun (2/12, 2/19, 2/26) 

at 5:30am on 2 

Waking the Dead every Wed 10pm on 44, 

thu 3am on 2 

Food & Wine 

America’s Test Kitchen every mon-Fri 7:30pm 

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• 

Also on sun (2/5) at 

6:30pm on 2, Fri (2/10) 5am on 2, mon (2/20) 

5:30am on 2 

Cook’s Country every Fri at 7:30pm on 44, sat 

at 3:30pm on 2 

• 

Also on Fri (2/10) 5:30am on 

2, Wed (2/22) 5am on 2 


Cuisine Culture every sun at 3pm on 44 

• 

Also on sat (2/18) 4pm on 2, Wed (2/22) 

5:30am on 2, sat (2/25) 4pm on 2 

Essential Pepin every sun at 4:30pm on 44 

• 

Also on sat (2/4, 2/11) 12pm on 2, Wed (2/15) 

3am on 2, sat (2/18, 2/25) 12:30pm on 2 

Food Trip with Todd English sat (2/4, 2/11) 

2pm on 2, sat (2/18, 2/25) 11:30am on 2 

The French Chef every sun at 6pm on 44 

• 

Also on sat (2/4, 2/11) 12:30pm on 2, Wed 

(2/15) 3:30am on 2, sat (2/18, 2/25) 1pm on 2, 

thu (2/23) 5am on 2 

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef sun 4pm 

on 44 

• 

Also on sat (2/18) 2:30pm on 2, 5pm 

on 44, mon (2/20) 5am on 2, sat (2/25) 2:30pm 

on 2 

Kimchi Chronicles every sun at 3:30pm on 44 

Lidia’s Italy in America every sat at 1:30pm 

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Also on thu (2/23) 

5:30am on 2 

Primal Grill sat (2/4, 2/11) 4pm on 2 

Sara’s Weeknight Meals sat (2/4, 2/11) 

11:30am on 2, Wed (2/15) 2:30am on 2, sat 

(2/18, 2/25) 12pm on 2 

Simply Ming every sun at 5:30pm on 44 

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Also on sat (2/4, 2/11) 2:30pm on 2, sat (2/18, 

2/25) 2pm on 2 

Victory Garden every sat at 11am on 2 

Vine Talk sat (2/4) 1pm on 2, sat (2/11) 1pm 

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History 

American Experience Annie Oakley Wed 

(2/1) 1:30pm on 44, thu (2/2) 3am on 44, sat 

(2/4) 2:30pm on 44, sun (2/5) 9pm on 44, mon 

(2/6) 1am on 44 

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Jesse James Wed (2/1) 

2:30pm on 44, Fri (2/3) 3am on 44, sat (2/4) 

3:30pm on 44, sun (2/5) 10pm on 44 

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Freedom Riders tue (2/7) 8pm on 2, Wed (2/8) 

1:30am on 2; 2am, 1:30pm on 44, thu (2/9) 

3am on 44, sat (2/11) 1:30pm on 44, sun 

(2/12) 12am, 1pm on 2; 9:30pm on 44, mon 

(2/13) 2am on 2 

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Tupperware! tue (2/14) 

8pm on 2, Wed (2/15) 1:30am on 2; 3am on 44, 

sat (2/18) 4am on 44, sun (2/19) 2am on 44 

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Clinton mon (2/20) 9pm on 2, tue (2/21) 1am, 

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1am, 3am on 2; 2am, 4am, 1:30pm on 44, thu 

(2/23) 4am on 44, sat (2/25) 3pm, 5pm on 44, 

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The Amish tue (2/28) 8pm on 2, Wed (2/29) 

1:30am, 1:30pm on 2; 2am on 44 

Antiques Roadshow every mon at 8pm on 2, 

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Also on 

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4am on 44, 5:30pm on 2, mon (2/6) 2am on 44; 

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(2/26) 5:30pm on 2, mon (2/27) 9pm on 2, 

tue (2/28) 2am, 1:30pm on 44; 5am on 2, Wed 

(2/29) 5am on 44 

Edward VII: The Pleasure King thu (2/2) 

9pm on 2, Fri (2/3) 2am on 2; 2:30pm on 44, 

sat (2/4) 2:30am on 2; 5:30pm on 44, sun (2/5) 

2am, 6pm, 11pm on 2, tue (2/7) 8pm on 44 

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History Detectives every mon–Fri 6pm on 44 

Inside the Mind of Adolf Hitler thu (2/9) 

10pm on 2, Fri (2/10) 3am on 2, sun (2/12) 

3am on 2 

Nazi Hunt: Elusive Justice thu (2/9) 8pm on 

2, Fri (2/10) 1am on 2; 1:30pm on 44 

Secrets of the Dead Sinking Atlantis sat 

(2/4) 4am on 44 

• 

Japanese Supersub Wed 

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Slavery by Another Name mon (2/13) 9pm 

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thu (2/16) 4am on 44, sat (2/18) 1:30am on 2, 

mon (2/20) 2am on 44 

Space Shuttle: A Horizon Guide tue (2/21) 

8pm on 2, thu (2/23) 8pm on 44, Fri (2/24) 

1:30pm on 44 

Underground Railroad: The William Still 

Story mon (2/6) 10pm on 2, tue (2/7) 1am, 

2:30pm on 44; 4am on 2, Wed (2/8) 4am on 44, 

Fri (2/10) 4:30am on 44, sat (2/11) 3am on 2, 

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Young Lincoln Wed (2/8) 3:30am on 2, mon 

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Home, Living & Travel 

Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge every mon– 

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Ask This Old House every mon–Fri 4:30pm on 

44; tue, Fri at 12:30am on 44; sat at 12:30am, 

11am on 44; 11:30pm on 2; sun at 11:30am on 

44 

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sat (2/11) 12pm on 44, thu (2/23) 10:30pm on 

44, mon (2/27) 3pm on 44, tue (2/28) 10:30pm 

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Equitrekking every sun 12:30pm on 44 

Journey into Buddhism Dharma River thu 

(2/23) 8pm on 2, mon (2/27) 2:30am on 2 

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Prajna Earth thu (2/23) 9:30pm on 2, mon 

(2/27) 4am on 2 

A Place of Our Own every mon–Fri 1pm on 44 

Rick Steves’ Europe every sun 11:30am on 2, 

mon–thu 7:30pm on 2 

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Also on Wed (2/8, 

2/15, 2/29) 1am on 2, sat (2/18) 3:30am on 2, 

sat (2/25) 5am on 2 

Roadtrip Nation sat (2/4) 11:06pm, 11:30pm 

on 44, sat (2/25) 10:30pm, 11pm on 44 

Rough Cut: Woodworking with Tommy 

Mac every sat 4:30pm on 2 

Rudy Maxa’s World every mon–Wed 3:30pm 

on 44 

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Also on thu (2/2, 2/9, 2/16) 3:30pm 

on 44, Fri (2/3, 2/10, 2/17) 3:30pm on 44 

This Old House Hour every sat at 5am on 44, 

5pm on 2 

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Also on Fri (2/3, 2/10, 2/17) at 

1am on 44, Fri (2/3, 2/10, 2/17) at 4am on 2, Fri 

(2/3, 2/10, 2/17) at 9pm on 44, Wed (2/8) 5am 

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Travelscope every sun 11am on 2 

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Also on 

sat (2/18) 3am on 2 

News & Public Affairs 

Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange 

Everyday Sunshine sun (2/12) 7pm on 44 

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• 

Burning in the Sun sun (2/12) 8:30pm on 44 

That’s My Face sun (2/19) 7pm on 44 

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Calypso Rose: The Lioness of the Jungle sun 

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Basic Black every Fri at 7:30pm on 2, sat at 

11pm on 2, sun at 12:30pm on 2 

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Also on sat 

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BBC World News America every mon–Fri 

5:30pm on 44 

Charlie Rose every mon–Fri 12pm on 44, 

11pm on 2 

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Also on Fri (2/3, 2/10, 2/17) at 

11:30pm on 2, sat (2/25) 12am on 2 

Consuelo Mack WealthTrack every sun at 

8:30am on 44 

Frontline thu (2/2) 9pm on 44, tue (2/7) 

10pm on 2, thu (2/9) 9pm on 44, tue (2/14) 

9pm on 2, Wed (2/15) 1:30pm on 44, thu 

(2/16) 8pm on 44, sat (2/18) 3pm on 44, sun 

(2/19) 12am, 1pm on 2; 9pm on 44, mon (2/20) 

2am on 2, tue (2/28) 10pm on 2 

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Mortem sun (2/5) 5am on 2 

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Sick Around 

America thu (2/16) 8pm on 2, 44, Fri (2/17) 

1am on 2, 1:30pm on 44 

Greater Boston every mon–Fri 12am, 7pm on 

2, sun at 9:30am on 44 

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Also on sat (2/25) 

1am on 2 

In the Life sat (2/11) 11:30pm on 44 

Independent Lens Daisy Bates: First Lady 

of Little Rock thu (2/2) 10pm on 44, Fri (2/3) 

2am on 44; 5am on 2, sun (2/5) 3am on 44 

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The Black Power Mixtape 1967–1975 thu 

(2/9) 10pm on 44, Fri (2/10) 2am on 44, sun 

(2/12) 3am on 44 

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More Than a Month thu 

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on 2, sun (2/19) 3am on 44 

Inside Washington every sun at 10am on 44 

Journal every mon–Fri 5pm on 44 

María Hinojosa: One-on-One every sat at 

11:30am on 44, sun at 6:30pm on 44 

• Also 

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2/26) 5pm on 2 

McLaughlin Group every Fri at 8:30pm on 2, 

sun at 10:30am on 44 

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Also on sat (2/25) 

5:30am on 2 

Moneytrack every sun at 8am on 44 

Moyers & Company every sun at 4pm on 2 

Need To Know every sat at 1:30am on 44, 

4:30am 

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Also on Fri (2/3, 2/10, 2/17) at 11pm on 2, 

Fri (2/24) 11:30pm on 2 

Nightly Business Report every mon–Fri 7pm 

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Not in Our Town: Class Actions tue (2/14) 

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on 44, mon (2/20) 3:30am on 44 

PBS NewsHour every mon–Fri 6pm on 2, 11pm 

on 44 

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Also on thu (2/9) 11:30pm on 44 

P.O.V. Racing Dreams thu (2/23) 9pm on 44, 

Fri (2/24) 1am, 2:30pm on 44; 4am on 2 sun 

(2/26) 3am on 44, mon (2/27) 3am on 44 

Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly every sun at 

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Tavis Smiley every mon–Fri 12am on 44, 

12:30am on 2, sat (2/4, 2/11, 2/18) at 12:30am 

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To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe every sun 

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Innovation Station 

Boston is known around the world as a hub of 

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Kara Miller launched a new program, Innovation 

Hub, on 89.7 WGBH, Boston Public Radio, which 

delves into the cool new ideas percolating in the 

metro-Boston area, examining how they are born 

and exploring what they mean for the future of 

our society. An assistant professor of English at 

the University of Massachusetts/Dartmouth, 

where she teaches journalism, Miller’s articles 

have appeared in The Boston Globe, The National 

Journal, The Boston Herald, Boston Magazine and 

The International Herald Tribune, and she’s been a 

frequent panelist on WGBH’s Beat the Press. Miller 

recently chatted with WGBH’s Jennifer Goebel 

about her new program and why radio is an ideal 

platform for talking about innovation. 

QHow did the idea for Innovation Hub 

come about? 

was guest-hosting Greater Boston and we 

A 

I 

were doing a segment on innovation, so I 

asked friends and people in my social network to 

point me in the direction of local innovators. I got 

an incredible number of responses, and I realized 

that we had something special here. I got referred 

to inventors of medical devices, fashion pioneers, 

groundbreaking patent lawyers—an amazing 

range. I brought the idea to Phil Redo, 89.7 WGBH’s 

managing director, and he felt it fit in well with 

the station’s priorities, so we decided to launch a 

show about what’s new and innovative in Boston. 

QTell me about the program’s format. 

A 

The show is divided into two 30-minute 

segments, and each half focuses on a “big 

question”—it could be anything from urban 

education to green energy, to government. Some 

of the shows focus on actual physical inventions, 

but others are more about big ideas. Essentially, 

we start with a problem, such as “How can you 

improve urban education?” Then we look at the 

issues: Is the root of the problem that urban kids 

have nowhere to go and nothing to do in the 

afternoons? If that’s one of the roots, what kinds 

of afterschool programs really work for kids? Each 

show has two separate guest panels, and we aim 

to feature people with different experiences and 

points of view. 

QWhat makes Boston a good place for 

innovation? 

A 

Boston has great universities, which attract 

young people who are coming up with all 

kinds of ideas in technology, gaming, science, 

retail. And the depth of the research community 

and the great minds here create a perfect 

environment for the incubation of new ideas. 

When professors or students come up with ideas 

for start-ups, they often want to stay close to 

their schools, so they headquarter them here. 

Kendall Square recently put in a “Walk of Fame” 

for great innovators, a testament to the importance 

the community places on ideas. 

QWhy is radio a good platform for a 

program like this? 

A 

Radio gives you a good chunk of time. You 

can get into deep discussions, and the ideas 

and innovations we’re talking about are so interesting 

and appealing that they fit in a long-form 

radio program better than they would in the 

kinds of shorter, bite-sized segments that exist 

on commercial radio and TV. 

QWhat does it take to do a weekly hourlong 

program like Innovation Hub? 

A 

A lot of preparation. Of course, one of the 

biggest parts is booking the panel: getting 

the guests we want, getting people who can speak 

about what they are doing on the radio, and making 

sure we have a good balance of perspectives. 

I also have to do a lot of research and background 

reading so that I understand the need for innovation, 

and so that I can challenge the panel to 

address the real issues and stumbling blocks that 

have proven to be intractable in the past. I want 

to be able to draw the panelists out and hear 

what they have to say. Then people can judge for 

themselves whether they think these innovations 

will work. 

QWhat drew you to doing this kind of 

program? 

A 

My best qualification for hosting this program 

is that I’m really interested in ideas of all 

kinds: science, education, the economy, the arts. 

Having that diverse range of interests, and being 

fascinated by the work people are doing, is what 

inspired this program. I’m an idea person, like so 

many other NPR listeners, and I’m interested in 

hearing how things are going to change, and how 

the future is going to look before we’ve seen it. 

QWhat accounts for the enduring 

popularity of radio? 

A 

I think there are two reasons. First, radio has 

that ability to allow long-form conversations. 

I love listening to Teri Gross [Fresh Air] when she 

has somebody on that I’m interested in hearing. 

I want to hear them at length. And second, you 

can’t watch television in your car or when you’re 

doing something else, like cooking. But if you’re 

getting dinner ready, let’s say, your body is occupied, 

but your brain is listening to the radio. Also, 

I sometimes like the fact that you don’t see people. 

It allows you to get beyond what people look 

like, and to focus on what they’re saying instead 

of whether their haircut is any good, what they’re 

wearing and other distractions. 

QHow did you first connect to WGBH? 

A 

I grew up in Carlisle, Massachusetts, so my 

connection to WGBH probably goes back to 

when I was five years old watching Sesame Street 

and other kids’ programs. I also liked Julia Child. 

I remember once, when I was eight, my mom had 

to take something to a party, so I wrote down a 

Julia Child recipe for a chocolate cake, writing as 

fast as I could to keep up with what she was saying. 

It turned out really well, and since my mom 

did not normally bake, we were all impressed. 

My favorite program on television now is Charlie 

Rose. He’s an idea person, too, and one of the 

people who inspired me to become a journalist. 

That’s really the best of what WGBH does: inspire 

people. And I hope that’s one of the things 

Innovation Hub will accomplish. 

Tune in Innovation Hub Saturdays at 7am and 

Sundays at 10pm on 89.7 WGBH, or listen online 

anytime at wgbh.org/radio. 

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acting as a vasodilator: “It sort of opens up the blood vessels of the brain, 

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on these drugs can sometimes benefit from comes from that.” 

While the technology is obviously critical, so is curiosity and, in this 

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developed thanks to these new bioengineering technologies,” Wintermute 

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new precursor, and I think a lot of that is because there is this kind of stigma, 

taboo, when you are working on something that is so illegal or so close to 

illegal.” 

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The World Geo Quiz answer (see page 25): Ulcinj, Montenegro

Jazz on WGBH with Eric Jackson 

A 20th-Century Panorama 

Host Eric Jackson celebrates Black History Month with 

a sweeping look at some African American musicians 

who have helped shape the musical landscape over the 

past century. On February 6, Jackson takes us on a tour 

through music from the early 20th century up to 1950, 

highlighting such artists as Count Basie, Bessie Smith 

and Billy Eckstine. Jackson’s February 13 show escorts 

us from 1950 until now, featuring such artists as Sam 

Cooke, Aretha Franklin and Mahalia Jackson. The final two shows of the 

month look at the music of Duke Ellington. 

Mon, 2/6, 2/13, 2/20 & 2/27 at 8pm 

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In the Land of Jazz 

Harold Land came to jazz early: he began playing the saxophone at 16 and 

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He spent most of his career on the West Coast, where he met and became a 

member of The Max Roach-Clifford Brown Quintet, developing his hard-bob 

playing and making jazz history. Learn more about his life and music in 

tonight’s program. 

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A Celtic Sojourn 

Songs of the Scribe 

Host Brian O’Donovan explores a brand-new 

CD, Songs of the Scribe, by Pádraigín Ni 

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language and children’s songs. 

Sat, 2/18 at 3pm 

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The Language of Race 

In this two-part special, Voices of Our World examines the traditional language 

used to discuss race in America, and engages in a conversation with 

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to the Heart of White America. Benjamin explores the fastest growing and 

whitest communities across the nation. 

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Where in the World Is… 

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towns in Montenegro. It sits 75 miles south of Dubrovnik and has a 

fabulous view of the Adriatic Sea. The waves on the beaches attract lots of 

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known as other spots on the Adriatic, such as Dubrovnik and Budva, but it 

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Classical New England 

Watch Your Radio! 

By Benjamin K. Roe 

Managing Director of Classical Services 

In 1981, MTV famously went on the air with a 

quirky (and seemingly prophetic) hit by The 

Buggles called “Video Killed the Radio Star.” Today, 

more than 30 years later, radio is as strong as ever 

and video is about the last thing you ever see on 

MTV. But adding video images to the great sounds 

you hear on the radio might just be the salvation 

for emerging classical musicians. 

To be sure, WGBH has forged a worldwide reputation for excellence during 

its six decades of television production. But in recent months, we at 

Classical New England have been breaking new ground in the comparatively 

uncharted territory of short-form classical video production, seeking to capture 

the artistry, immediacy and visceral energy of live performances in our 

Fraser Performance Studio not only in sound, but also in images. 

And what sights we’ve seen…and shared! Every artist and/or ensemble 

that appears on our signature Drive Time Live series on Friday afternoons is 

also getting its performance recorded in state-of-the-art HD video. You can 

see the results not only on our Classical New England website, but also on 

our new channels on the video-sharing sites Vimeo and YouTube, making it 

the latest WGBH venture to be “Produced in Boston, shared with the world.” 

And the world is answering back! Watching the brilliant Ina 

Zdorovetchi perform her own arrangement of a Scott Joplin piece on the 

harp (a Classical New England commission), one YouTube viewer wrote, “This 

artist performs as if she LOVES ragtime! This brings ragtime to a whole new 

realm!” The Muir Quartet’s in-studio performance of a Beethoven string quartet 

drew raves from Zurich, Switzerland. And despite the newness of the 

venture, the sheer variety of performers, genres and repertoires is impressive. 

We’ve already been able to share with the online world the artistry of tenor 

William Hite performing fresh arrangements of Beethoven’s little-known folk 

songs from the British Isles (that's right: Beethoven in English!), as well as 

Berklee College of Music student Mike Bono performing one of his original 

compositions during our special 9/11 commemorative broadcast. 

The videos are largely the handiwork of videographer and WGBH documentary 

producer Greg Shea. Greg, the producer of the acclaimed A Simple 

Act short film, has brought his considerable film-production skills to the new 

arena of classical music. And it’s been an eye opener, says Greg. “What I’ve 

noticed most filming these world-class musicians up close is how physically 

demanding it is to maintain such a high level of skill and concentration. It’s 

like having a front-row seat to watching a professional athlete in action.” 

Your front-row seat is now only a click away. So when you hear one of 

our Classical New England hosts say “Watch your radio,” it’s no mistake! 

See and hear the Classical New England performances mentioned in this 

article at classicalnewengland.org, or the WGBH/Classical New England 

Channels on vimeo.com or YouTube.com. 

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BSO on Record 

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BSO: Fresh Starts and Long-Held Celebrations 

By Brian McCreath 

Classical New England Announcer/Producer 

In this time of rapidly shifting landscapes in both radio and music, one 

constant is the six-decade-and-counting relationship between WGBH 

and the Boston Symphony Orchestra. The BSO, following a very public 

separation from conductor James Levine, now is in the much less visible 

phase of finding his replacement as music director. Classical New England 

has covered this story from the very beginning with timely updates and 

conversations, and we’ll continue to bring you developments as they 

happen. 

As the music director search picks up steam, the BSO carries on, 

recently completing a tour to the West Coast, during which Mark Swed of 

the Los Angeles Times wrote, “The winds…were extraordinary. The suave 

strings were more French than the French. The Boston brass presented a 

magical power of boldness in containment.” Joshua Kosman of the 

San Francisco Chronicle felt “the orchestra left no doubt that it remains 

one of the premier American ensembles.” 

Looking forward, the orchestra has planned a stunning Pops 

season, highlighted by comedic actor and musician Steve Martin, and 

a celebratory 75th-anniversary season 

at Tangle-wood. Along the way, Classical 

New England is proud to continue bringing 

you this musical treasure, not just of Boston, 

but of the entire music world. 

With Classical New England’s 

expansion into Rhode Island, we’re excited 

to bring more listeners to the BSO broadcast 

family: now stations in Vermont, Maine, 

upstate New York, and Connecticut will offer 

WGBH’s BSO broadcasts. That’s in addition 

to the ways we’ve expanded beyond our 

Saturday night live BSO broadcasts from Symphony Hall (themselves a 

rarity in the radio world) by repeating broadcasts on Sunday afternoons 

and offering on-demand access to each concert for two weeks at 

classicalnewengland.org. 

It’s 60 years and counting for WGBH and the BSO, and with all of the 

above, you might think of that old adage “the only constant is change.” 

We’re thrilled to bring you both constancy and change! 

Ports of Call: Musical 

Destinations 

By Cheryl Willoughby 

Classical New England Music Director 

It’s the time of year when many folks dream of being 

far, far away from the winter doldrums of slushy sidewalks, 

dead batteries and bulky overcoats stained 

with road salt. For some, it may be planning that trip 

to Spring Training, or perhaps to Disney World. Others may be thumbing 

through brochures promising more exotic locales. 

Alas, for the rest, those dreams of faraway destinations remain just that: 

fantasies. But all this month, you’ll get to be an “armchair traveler” 

to some of the world’s most glamorous, colorful and downright mysterious 

locales…from the Hebrides Overture to the Steppes of Central Asia. Every 

weekday, hosts Laura Carlo, Alan McLellan, Cathy Fuller and James David 

Jacobs will be your tour guides for “Ports of Call”—our month-long survey of 

works by great composers who transformed their cabin fever into inspired 

musical creations. 

It all starts February 1 at 9am, when Laura plays one of the most famous 

of all musical travelogues: Jacques Ibert’s Escales, or “Ports of Call.” The 

French composer’s evocation composition, dating from 1922, retraces a cruise 

around the Mediterranean, with a noisy stop in Rome, an eerie visit to Tunis 

on the North African coast and a whirling Spanish dance scene in Valencia to 

wind it all up. Find the complete schedule, including Alan’s choice European 

destinations middays on Café Europa, at classicalnewengland.org. So sit 

back, relax and let Classical New England be your passport to the world! 

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