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High School Quiz Show premieres | 10 

Open Studio with Jared Bowen | 10 

After Newtown | 15 

Downton Abbey-inspired evening | 26 

ON AIR, ONLINE, ON THE GO 

MEMBER GUIDE | FEBRUARY 2013 

Sandra Day 

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Marlo Thomas 

Eleanor Holmes Norton 

Kathrine Switzer 

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Gloria Steinem 

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Sandra Day 

O’Connor 

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Women Who Make 

America 

Over the past 50 years, the work of millions of women has transformed every 

aspect of American life. And yet that story never has been told, until now. 

this month WGBH is proud to bring you Makers: Women Who Make America 

(page 18), a broadcast and digital initiative that looks at the lives of exceptional 

women whose pioneering contributions continue to shape the world 

in which we live. 

“this project started eight years ago when i went to Gloria steinem in 

the hopes of doing a film on her life, and Gloria, in her egoless way, declined,” 

explains executive producer dyllan mcGee, who visited WGBH’s studios in 

november for a preview screening and discussion. steinem explained that her 

story was really part of a collective of stories. mcGee and her co-producers, 

Betsy West and Peter Kunhardt, went back to the drawing board and came up 

with the idea of a “living library” of video interviews with trailblazing women 

from all walks of life that would launch on the Web in advance of the broadcast 

and live well beyond it. 

One of those trailblazers is Kathrine Switzer, who back in 1967 was 

the first woman to run the Boston marathon as an official entrant—she 

registered as K.v. switzer—five years before the Boston Athletic Association 

would finally open the 

race to women. switzer, 

who joined mcGee at the 

WGBH podium, recalled 

that moment when an 

enraged race official 

physically tried to force 

her off the course. “i 

didn’t start out to be a 

feminist,” switzer says. 

“When Jock semple 

attacked me, it changed everything. By the time i finished the Boston 

marathon, i knew i wanted to help change the attitudes against women and 

to create opportunities for other women to run.” 

“i’m so happy that we’re finally hearing the stories and voices of women 

who make America,” says steinem, who is one of the project’s advisors as well 

as a featured subject. “We do what we see, not what we’re told, so an incomplete 

story of this country damages everyone. Makers will not only change our 

picture of the present, but release talent for the future.” 

expanding horizons. telling all our stories. Your generous annual support 

of WGBH is helping make a difference. 

Jon Abbott 

Get More! 

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Arthur Read 

Britain in the 1920s: An Evening Inspired by Downton Abbey 

Join us for a very special evening to sample some of the 

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Downton Abbey Season 3 on WGBH’s Masterpiece so 

appealing. Experience a salon-style musical performance, 

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2/28–3/2 at the 

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Wine and chocolate are the classic accompaniments 

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China National Orchestra 

The China National Symphony Orchestra, conducted by En Shao, has garnered a reputation 

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Freedom Rising 

The Museum of African American History commemorates the 150th anniversary 

of the Emancipation Proclamation and of the Massachusetts 54th 

Regiment, the first black soldiers from the North to serve in the American 

Civil War, through Freedom Rising 2013 (pictured, Henry A. Monroe, 

54th Massachusetts Regiment Drummer Boy). The exhibit features 

lectures, concerts and children’s events that enhance the discussion of 

abolitionist history. Presented by the Museum of African American 

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High School Quiz 

Show Begins! 

Tune in for the fourth season of High 

School Quiz Show (see page 10). In 

addition to its Sun, 6:30pm premiere 

broadcast on 2/10, the program also 

will begin airing during the day on: 

• Tue at 4pm on WGBH 2 

(premiering 2/12) 

• Fri at 7:30am on WGBH 44 

(premiering 2/15) 

Canine Care 

In WGBH’s brand-new Curious 

George episode, Where’s the 

Firedog, George’s canine friend 

Blaze keeps running away from 

the firehouse. When Blaze winds 

up in an animal shelter, George and his firefighter friend Sam learn 

how to keep her safe by putting a tag on her collar, walking her on a 

leash and making sure she’s never lonely. 

Curious George/Where’s the Firedog 

Premieres Mon, 2/4 at 8am on WGBH 2 

Find That Pup! 

In a new WGBH-produced Martha Speaks 

episode, Martha is thrilled when she’s 

asked to sing at an animal rescue fundraiser. 

But on the day of the concert, 

Martha gets mixed up with another dog 

named Martha who belongs to a lady named Jennifer (Jennifer 

Garner). Can Martha help Jennifer locate her missing pup before 

it’s time to sing 

Martha Speaks/Too Many Marthas 

Premieres Mon, 2/4 at 7:30am & 2:30pm on WGBH 2 

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3:30 2 Cook’s Country 

Dinner at the Diner 

4pm 2 Neighborhood Kitchens 


Henry IV & Henry V with 

Jeremy Irons (See 2/1 at 10pm) 

4:30 2 Rough Cut Demilune Table 

5pm 2 Masterpiece Classic 

Downton Abbey season 3 

(Pt. 4) the Crawley family faces its 

severest test yet. new faces join the 

tight-knit circle of servants. (d) 

44 American Experience 

Henry Ford Henry Ford’s 

car transformed 

the lives of 

millions and his 

assembly line 

changed modern 

industry. (d) 



(Pt. 4) (See 5pm) (d) 

7pm 

2 Masterpiece Classic 


(Pt. 4) (See 5pm) (d) 

44 Bedazzled A short-order 

cook (dudley moore) with 

a crush on a waitress (eleanor Bron) 

makes a deal with the devil (Peter 

Cook). 

8pm 

2 Keeping Up 

Appearances Season 3, 

Program 5 

WGBH App of the Month 

It’s Elemental 

this month Nova’s Earth from Space (see page 13) gives us stunning new 

views of our planet. But just what are we looking at What is earth and 

everything on it made of While Nova’s new program provides the bigpicture 

view of the planet, one of its apps—Nova Elements for iPad— 

provides you with the tools you need to understand more about the 

naturally occurring elements that form the ingredients of everything in 

our world. 

the app, which was developed here at WGBH in conjunction with 

Nova’s Hunting the Elements program, takes the periodic table off the 

wall and puts it into users’ hands, bringing life to the world’s elements 

in colorful and dynamic ways. With it, you can explore an interactive 

periodic table, build elements from their particles, construct 3d rotating 

molecules and play a game hosted by The New York Times’ david Pogue. 

And you also can use it to watch the two-hour companion program. 

“Nova Elements turns the exploration of the elements into a game 

that is updated over time, letting users develop an understanding of 

what gives each element its unique properties, and revealing why the 

periodic table is organized in the way it is,” says WGBH’s Lauren Aguirre, 

Nova’s director of new media. 

the free app has topped 330,000 downloads, and Elements’ high 

quality has turned heads. The New Yorker recommended it, dubbing the 

app a “digital Pick” on its Goings On blog, and itunes singled it out 

for distinction on several occasions: in the 2012 back-to-school 

campaign and as an Apple editor’s pick for one of 2012’s best apps 

for lifelong learning. 

“the app goes beyond the program on some of the science 

topics that are most fascinating, fun and fundamental to fans,” says 

Nova senior executive producer Paula Apsell, “in this case, exploring 

the elements and how they are the building blocks for people, planets 

and everything around us.” 

Find Nova Elements free in the App store on itunes. 

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8:30 2 As Time Goes By Series 7, 

Episode 1 

9pm 2 Vicar of Dibley Winter 

44 Two for the Road 

trips across europe show 

changes in a couple’s (Audrey Hepburn, 

Albert Finney) first 10 years of 

marriage. 

9:40 2 Antiques Roadshow UK 

10:07 2 Antiques Roadshow 


(See 2/2 at 11am) 

11pm 2 Behind the Scenes with 

Antiques Roadshow 

44 Front Row Center 

Richard Marx: A Night Out 

with Friends 

Sunday 3 



at 11am) 

7am 44 Religion & Ethics 

NewsWeekly 

7:30 44 To the Contrary with 

Bonnie Erbe 

8am 44 Moneytrack 

8:30 44 Consuelo Mack 

WealthTrack 

9am 44 Need to Know 

9:30 44 Greater Boston 

10am 44 Inside Washington 


11am 2 Neighborhood Kitchens 

44 The Victory Garden 

11:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe 

Venice and Its Lagoon 

44 Theater Talk 

12pm 2 Art Wolfe’s Travels to 

the Edge India 

44 The Lawrence Welk 

Show The Italian Show 

12:30 2 Basic Black) 

1pm 2 Nature Attenborough’s 

Life Stories: Understanding 

the Natural World 

david 

Attenborough 

reflects on the 

scientists and the 

breakthroughs 

that helped shape his career. (d) 

44 MotorWeek 

Detroit Auto Show 

1:30 44 Saving the Ocean Shark 

Reef Carl safina visits 

Glover’s reef marine reserve in Belize 

to tag and release a variety of sharks. 

2pm 2 Nova Who Killed 

Lindbergh’s Baby (See 2/2 

at 12pm) 

Celebrity Series of Boston 

Bringing the 

world’s best 

performers 

to Boston 

Upcoming performances 

Karita Mattila soprano FEB. 8 

Gil Shaham violin FEB. 10 

Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio FEB. 24 

Grupo Corpo FEB. 28 – MaR. 2 

. . . and many more! 

www.celebrityseries.org 

44 Ciao Italia 

Bread and Little Bellies 


Cooking School Braising 

3pm 2 After Words 

44 Cuisine Culture 

Carol Duval Leroy, Vertus, 

France 

3:30 44 Kimchi Chronicles 

The Jeju Chronicles (d) 

4pm 2 Pioneers of Television 

Primetime Soaps Larry 

Hagman, Linda evans, Joan Collins and 

more stars discuss soaps such as Dallas 

and Dynasty. 

44 Hubert Keller: Secrets 

of a Chef Seafood Sliders 

4:30 44 Essential Pepin 

Cattle Call (d) 

More Downton Abbey! 

Downton Abbey continues on WGBH’s Masterpiece this month with 

three more episodes sure to please. in episode 5, things go amiss at 

the majestic english country estate, leading to everything from aloof 

silent treatment between some characters to outright cold shoulders 

among others. Change arrives in a big way for some in episode 6, 

while a yearly cricket match with the village sees old scores settled 

and new plots hatched. And in episode 7, the Crawleys head to a 

scottish hunting lodge, while the downstairs staff stays behind. What 

could that scenario possibly lead to Find out in the much-anticipated 

two-hour finale. starring dame 

maggie smith, elizabeth mcGovern, 

Hugh Bonneville, Michelle 

Dockery and Dan Stevens. 

Masterpiece Classic/Downton 

Abbey Season 3 on WGBH 2 

Episode 5 

Sun, 2/3, 9–10pm 

Episode 6 

Sun, 2/10, 9–11pm 

Episode 7 

Sun, 2/17, 9–11pm 

Silicon Valley 

WGBH’s American Experience 

tells the story of the pioneering 

scientists who transformed 

rural santa Clara County into 

the high-tech mecca now 

known as silicon valley. the 

film spotlights the creativity of 

the young men who founded 

Fairchild semiconductor—in 

particular, the brilliant, charismatic 

young physicist robert 

noyce. the radical innovations from this group included the integrated 

circuit, or microchip, that helped transform the way the world works, 

plays and communicates, making possible everything from the Apollo 

program and pacemakers to microwaves and smartphones. 

American Experience/Silicon Valley 

Tue, 2/5 at 9pm on WGBH 2 

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What It Takes to Create 

Open Studio with Jared Bowen takes you inside the creative process 

of artists from across the country. Hosted by WGBH’s Jared Bowen, 

the half-hour program showcases a blend of 

profiles, performances and contemporary 

exhibitions in American art, including highlights 

from the local art scene. the first show features 

profiles of Joe Powers, a musician pushing 

boundaries with his harmonica; fashion icon 

diane von Furstenberg; and a look inside the 

world of miniatures created by Gary 

Kachadourian. 

Open Studio with Jared Bowen 

Fri, 2/8, 2/15 & 2/22 at 8:30pm on WGBH 2 

Matching Wits 

WGBH’s High School Quiz Show, winner of a 2012 national educational 

telecommunications Association Award, enters its fourth season of 

fast-paced competition among public high school students. sixteen 

academic teams—that qualified from a field of 90 public high schools 

from across massachusetts—will compete in the single-elimination, 

bracketed tournament that includes eight qualifying matches, 

quarterfinals, semifinals and a state championship match. Hosted by 

Billy Costa, the WGBH series features questions in subjects including 

literature, history, science and math, as well as current events and 

general knowledge. this year, the season will culminate with a Bay 

state vs. Granite state showdown, when WGBH’s High School Quiz 

Show state champion team meets new Hampshire Public television’s 

Granite State Challenge winner for 

the first interstate quiz show playoff. 

And the learning opportunities 

don’t stop there: a pilot video production 

apprenticeship recently 

launched at WGBH gives Boston 

Public school students and City Year 

corps members the skills to create 

short videos that build excitement 

around the show. 

High School Quiz Show 

Sun, 2/10 at 6:30pm on WGBH 2 

(repeats each week saturday 

at 6pm on WGBH 2; see page 3 

for additional air times during 

the week.) 

Follow the Action Online 

Learn more about the teams, match your wits against other players 

in the online companion game, and get the latest updates on the 

show’s website (highschoolquizshow.org), Facebook page 

(facebook.com/highschoolquizshow) or follow the action 

on twitter at Twitter.com/HS_QuizShow. 

5pm 2 Antiques Roadshow 


at 11am) 

44 Lidia’s Italy in America 

Italian American 

Sandwiches 

5:30 44 Simply Ming Omelets 

with Guest Todd English 

6pm 


Henry Ford (See 2/2 at 

5pm) (d) 


Freedom Riders story of 

the young civil rights activists who 

journeyed through the deep south in 

1961. (d) 



(Pt. 4) (See 2/2 at 5pm) (d) 

44 Nature Attenborough’s Life 

Stories: Understanding the 

Natural World (See 2/3 at 1pm) (d) 



(Pt. 5) see More Downton Abbey!, 

page 9 (d) 

44 Space Shuttle 

Columbia: Mission 

of Hope 



(Pt. 5) (See 9pm) (d) 

44 Nova Space Shuttle 

Disaster From the creation 

of nAsA through 

decades of technical 

and financial 

compromises, 

Nova explores 

what went wrong 

when the space shuttle Columbia disintegrated 

over texas in 2003 prior to 

scheduled landing. (d) 


Superheroes (See 2/2 at 

2pm) 

44 Infinity Hall Live 

The Wailin’ Jennys 

Monday 4 





Manchester 


Andalucia, Gibraltar and 

Tangier 

44 America’s Test Kitchen 

Pork Chops and Lentil Salad 


Boston, MA (Pt. 2) Go 

inside the Boston Public Library to 

explore sketches from the beloved 

children’s book Make Way for 

Ducklings, the inspiration for Boston’s 

famous duckling sculptures. Boston 

guests carry a tune, bringing in a 1950 

selmer alto saxophone, an impressive 

George Gershwin collection and 1970s 

Beatles memorabilia. 

44 Midsomer Murders 

Destroying Angel (Pt. 1) 

9pm 2 Market Warriors 

Antiquing in Long Beach, 

CA the pickers 

head out to the 

Long Beach 

Antique market, 

where they are 

challenged to 

scour vendors’ booths for the best 

Asian smalls (miniature decorative or 

utilitarian items). 

44 DCI Banks 

Friend of the Devil 

10pm 2 Independent Lens 

As Goes Janesville spend 

time in Janesville, Wisconsin—the 

front lines of the debate over the 

future of the middle class. (d) 


Stornoway 

11pm 2 Charlie Rose 


Tuesday 5 





HMS Victory 

7:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe Oslo 


Summertime Supper 


Miniseries Join stars of 

landmark miniseries who comment on 

some of the top-rated programs in 

television history, including Roots; Rich 

Man, Poor Man; and The Thorn Birds. 



at 8pm) 

9pm 2 American Experience 

Silicon Valley see Silicon 

Valley, page 9 (d) 



(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d) 



(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d) 

10:30 2 The Mysterious Lost 

State of Franklin 




Find your favorite British dramas on WGBH 44 11

Wednesday 6 





Abergavenny 2 


Norway’s West: Fjords, 

Mountains and Bergen 


Bistro-Style Steak and 

Potatoes 

8pm 2 Nature Attenborough’s Life 

Stories: Our Fragile Planet 

david Attenborough reflects on the 

dramatic impact that human beings 

have had on the natural world during 

his lifetime. (d) 

44 Lark Rise to 

Candleford 

9pm 2 Nova Building Pharaoh’s 

Chariot Follow a team of 

experts who build 

and test two 

accurate replicas 

of egyptian royal 

chariots. 

44 Doc Martin 

On the Edge (Pt. 2) 

10pm 2 Life on Fire Pioneers of 

the Deep see how sooty 

terns and Alvin shrimp have learned to 

cope with conditions in the tongan 

archipelago. 

44 Waking the Dead 

Substitute (Pt. 2) 



Thursday 7 





Ipswich 


Stockholm 


Meat and Potatoes à la 

Française 

8pm 2 Roadside Stories Host 

Bob Wilson veers from the 

road and out onto 

the ice of Lake 

Winnipesaukee, 

where he takes 

the helm of the 

biggest ship on 

the lake, the Mount Washington. 

44 Nova Building Pharaoh’s 

Chariot (See 2/6 at 9pm) 

8:30 2 Windows to the Wild 

Connecticut River Canoe Trip 

Journey along the Connecticut river 

from Lemington to Guildhall, vermont, 

with host Willem Lange and a group of 

people attempting to establish a paddlers 

trail from the Canadian border to 

the massachusetts border. 

9pm 2 10 Things You Need to 

Know About Losing 

Weight 

44 Frontline 

10pm 2 Black in Latin America 

Haiti & The Dominican 

Republic: An Island Divided explore the 

social construct of race in the 

In This Corner… 

For thousands of years, wolves 

hunted buffalo across the vast 

north American plains, until the 

westward settlement of the 

continent saw the virtual 

extinction of these widespread 

herds and their canid predators. 

though threatened, this ancient 

relationship was not lost altogether. 

it continues uninterrupted 

in one location: the 

northern edge of Canada’s central plains in a place called Wood Buffalo 

national Park. today, buffalo and wolves still engage in epic life-anddeath 

dramas across this northern land. their story is captured in this 

program recorded by a filmmaker who has followed them for more 

than 20 years. 

Nature/Cold Warriors: Wolves and Buffalo 

Wed, 2/13 at 8pm on WGBH 2 

dominican republic and hear about 

the first-ever black republic in Haiti. 

(d) 

44 Globe Trekker 

Globe Trekker Food Hour: 

Israel & The Palestinian Territories (d) 



Friday 8 





Dartington 





8:30 2 Open Studio with Jared 

Bowen see What It Takes 

to Create, page 10 


Hamlet with David Tennant 

meet with david tennant and fellow 

Hamlets who compare notes on the 

challenge of playing the iconic role. 




The Tempest with Trevor 

Nunn travel with director trevor nunn 

through the magical, mysterious world 

of the Bard’s last complete play. 





Saturday 9 



at 8pm) 


12pm 2 The Mind of a Chef 

Simple david Chang visits 

Japan for some yakitori and high-end 

sushi. 

44 10 Things You Need to 


Weight 


I’m Cheating on You 


Omelette Show 

44 Nova Building Pharaoh’s 

Chariot (See 2/6 at 9pm) 


It’s Chicken Time 

2pm 2 Simply Ming Ganache 

with Guest Joanne Chang 

Love the MIT Museum 

Love Sculpture that Surprises 

Help Jumpstart a New Exhibition of Kinetic Sculpture 

Opening Fall 2013 

Participate at web.mit.edu/museum/jumpstart 

MIT Museum 

Cambridge, MA 

Machine with 11 Scraps of Paper, Arthur Ganson 

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44 Pioneers of Television 

Miniseries (See 2/5 at 8pm) 


Cooking School Frying 


Simple & Satisfying 

Vegetable Mains 


Hamlet with David Tennant 

(See 2/8 at 9pm) 

3:30 2 Cook’s Country Hearty 

Autumn Dinner 



The Tempest with Trevor 

Nunn (See 2/8 at 10pm) 

4:30 2 Rough Cut Free-Standing 

Deck 



(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d) 

44 The Mysterious Lost 


5:30 44 American Experience 

Silicon Valley (See 2/5 at 

9pm) (d) 



(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d) 



(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d) 

44 Affair to Remember 

engaged to others, two 

people (Cary Grant, deborah Kerr) 

meet aboard a cruise ship and then 

plan to reunite six months later atop 

the empire state Building. 

8pm 2 Keeping Up 

Appearances Season 3, 

Program 6 


Episode 2 

9pm 2 Vicar of Dibley Spring 

44 No Time for Sergeants 

A naive and stubborn 

Georgia rube (Andy Griffith) joins the 

peacetime Air Force and talks back to 

his sergeant (myron mcCormick). 




11pm 44 Front Row Center 

The Beach Boys: Doing It 

Again 


6am 

Sunday 10 



The Big Picture 

this groundbreaking two-hour special, produced in extensive consultation 

with nAsA scientists, reveals a spectacular new space-based 

vision of our planet. WGBH’s Nova takes data from earth-observing 

satellites and transforms it into 

dazzling visual sequences, each 

one exposing the intricate and 

surprising web of forces that 

sustains life on earth. see how 

dust blown from the sahara 

fertilizes the Amazon, how a 

vast submarine “waterfall” off 

Antarctica helps drive ocean 

currents around the world, and 

how the sun’s heating up of the 

southern Atlantic gives birth to 

a colossally powerful hurricane. From the microscopic world of water 

molecules vaporizing over the ocean to the magnetic field that is 

bigger than earth itself, the show reveals the astonishing beauty and 

complexity of our dynamic planet. 

Nova/Earth from Space 


Go Ahead…Make Me 

in a quirky new series with science at its heart, medical journalist 

Michael Mosley self-experiments and meets individuals and experts 

to answer some of science’s most puzzling questions. in Make Me… 

Smart, mosley sees if he can boost his intelligence before taking a 

mensa test, meets America’s most intelligent man (a former bouncer) 

and attends an institute 

claiming to teach babies 

to read. in Make Me…Live 

Forever, mosley embarks 

on a calorie-restricted 

diet, injects himself with 

testosterone and visits a 

life-extension house, all 

with the aim of seeing if 

any modern elixirs of 

youth actually work. And 

in Make Me…Stay Awake, 

mosely attempts to forego sleep for as long as possible, meets a scientist 

keeping flies awake and visits texas to speak with contenders in an 

annual sleep deprivation contest. 

Make Me…Smart 

Thu, 2/14 at 9pm on WGBH 2 

Make Me…Live Forever 


Make Me…Stay Awake 




NewsWeekly 


Bonnie Erbe 

8am 44 Moneytrack (d) 


WealthTrack 



10am 44 Inside Washington 


11am 2 Open Studio with Jared 

Bowen (See 2/8 at 

8:30pm) 

44 The Victory Garden (d) 


European Travel Skills 

(Pt. 1) 



the Edge The Southern 

Ocean: South Georgia Island 


Show Love Songs 


1pm 2 Ask This Old House 

44 MotorWeek 2013 Drivers’ 

Choice Awards 

1:30 2 Nature Attenborough’s Life 

Stories: Our Fragile Planet 

(See 2/6 at 8pm) (d) 

44 Saving the Ocean 

The Sacred Island discover 

how local villages are winning control 

over their fishing grounds on the 

island of Pemba. 

2pm 44 Ciao Italia Something 

Sweet 

2:30 2 Something Ventured: 

Risk, Reward and the 

Original Venture Capitalists 

44 Martha Stewart’s 

Cooking School Poaching 

3pm 44 Cuisine Culture Daniel 

Boulud, New York 

3:30 44 Kimchi Chronicles 

The Seafood Chronicles (d) 



9pm) (d) 

44 Hubert Keller: Secrets 

of a Chef Small Bites, 

Big Flavors 

4:30 44 Essential Pepin Fruit Fete 

(d) 

5pm 44 Lidia’s Italy in America 

New England’s Italy 



at 8pm) 

44 Simply Ming Ganache 

with Guest Joanne Chang 

6pm 44 No Time for Sergeants 

6:30 2 High School Quiz Show 

see Matching Wits, 

page 10 



(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d) 



(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d) 

44 10 Things You Need to 


Weight 







9pm) (d) 

10:30 44 The Mysterious Lost 




(Pt. 6) (See 9pm) (d) 


Rusted Root 

6pm 

7pm 

Monday 11 



2 Greater Boston 


7:30 2 Behind the Scenes with 



Ultimate Italian 


Boston, MA (Pt. 3) Host 

mark Walberg and appraiser stephen 

Fletcher explore folk art carvings at 

the historic sleeper-mcCann House in 

Gloucester. discoveries from show 

guests include a host of arms and militaria, 

including Civil War photographs; 

World War ii German POW signs; and a 

circa 1810 south Carolina musket. 


Destroying Angel (Pt. 2) 


Antiquing in Chantilly, VA 

the pickers travel to Chantilly, virginia, 

for the dC Big Flea to seek their target 

assignment: miniature furniture. 

44 DCI Banks 

Cold Is the Grave 

10pm 2 Underground Railroad: 

The William Still Story 

the story of William still, one of the 

most important, yet unheralded, individuals 

of the Underground railroad. 

10:30 44 Open Studio with 

Jared Bowen (See 2/8 at 

8:30pm) 

The Mystery of Family 

Filmmaker Doug 

Block had every reason 

to believe his parents’ 

54-year marriage was a 

good one. so he wasn’t 

prepared when, just a 

few months after his 

mother’s unexpected 

death, his 83-year-old 

father, Mike, phoned 

to announce he was 

moving to Florida to live with “Kitty,” his secretary from 40 years 

before. 51 Birch Street chronicles Block’s unpredictable journey through 

the dramatic, life-changing events that follow. spanning 60 years and 

three generations, the film weaves together hundreds of faded snapshots, 

8mm home movies and two decades of verité footage to tell the 

tale of what can happen when fundamental assumptions about family 

are called into question. 

America ReFramed/51 Birch Street 

Sun, 2/17 at 8pm on WGBH World 

visit worldcompass.org for a complete listing of programs. 

see page 1 for ways to tune in WGBH World. 

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challenges abstract painter Mark 

Rothkoʼs aesthetic, he and his 

young assistant must work 

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11pm 

2 Charlie Rose 


Tuesday 12 






Galicia and the Camino de 

Santiago 

44 Behind the Scenes with 


8pm 2 Frontline Cliffhanger (d) 

A behind-the-scenes look 

at how Washington failed to solve the 

country’s problems of debt and deficit. 


Boston, MA (Pt. 3) (See 

2/11 at 8pm) 


Custer’s Last Stand (d) 



(Pt. 6) (See 2/10 at 9pm) (d) 



6pm 

Wednesday 13 





Lichfield Cathedral 


Basque Country 


A Taste of Spain 

8pm 2 Nature Cold Warriors: 

Wolves and Buffalo see 

In This Corner…, page 12 


Candleford 

9pm 2 Nova Earth from Space 

see The Big Picture, 


44 

Doc Martin 

The Apple Doesn’t Fall 

10pm 44 Waking the Dead 

11pm 

How can I reduce 

my mortgage 

payment or terms 

Endgame (Pt. 1) 



Thursday 14 






Rome: Ancient Glory 


Simple & Satisfying 

Vegetable Mains 

Ask Us 

your bank 

For personalized mortgage services, you can count on Dedham Savings 


Bob Wilson and his son 

head to a sugar shack in western 

massachusetts to help collect sap for 

maple syrup. then they learn about 

the latest trend sweeping the globe: 

geocaching. 

44 Nova Earth from Space 

(See 2/13 at 9pm) 

Effecting Change 

Whitney M. Young, Jr. was one of the most celebrated—and controversial—leaders 

of the civil rights era. Unique among black leaders, 

he took the fight directly to the powerful white elite, gaining allies 

in business and government, including three presidents. Young had 

the difficult tasks of calming the fears of white allies, relieving the 

doubts of fellow civil rights leaders, and responding to attacks from 

the militant Black Power movement. 

Learn about his accomplishments in 

this film that traces Young’s journey 

from segregated Kentucky to head of 

the national Urban League. 

Independent Lens/ 

The Powerbroker: Whitney Young’s 

Fight for Civil Rights 

Tue, 2/18 at 10pm on WGBH 2 

After Newtown 

in response to the tragic shootings in 

newtown, Connecticut, WGBH brings you a 

week of special programs designed to add 

context, depth and nuance to the national 

conversation about gun violence in 

America. WGBH’s Frontline investigates 

Adam Lanza, the Connecticut shooter 

whose life remains largely a mystery, and explores how those in 

newtown are wrestling with the nation’s gun culture and laws. the 

following night, WGBH’s Nova turns an eye to whether science can 

help us understand these horrific events, and provide clues about how 

to prevent them in the future. Other programs during the week 

include Guns USA, which traces the evolution of guns in America and 

the clash of cultures that reflect competing visions of our national 

identity, and The Path to Violence, which tells the story of how one 

program has helped schools detect problem behavior in advance. And 

throughout the week your favorite news programs—PBS NewsHour, 

Washington Week and Need to Know—will discuss pending legislation 

on access to guns and other issues related to this tragedy. 

Guns USA 

(title may change) 


Frontline/Raising Adam Lanza 



Hike with Rev. David Keller: 

Unfinished Business Host Willem Lange 

joins rev. david Keller at Pinkham 

notch to complete a hike halted due to 

heavy springtime stream waters. 

9pm 2 Make Me…Smart 

see Go Ahead…Make 

Me, page 13 

Nova/Mind of a Rampage Killer 


The Path to Violence 

(title may change) 




Cuba: The Next Revolution 

Learn how the culture, religion, politics 

and music of Cuba are inextricably 

linked to the importation of slaves. (d) 

44 Frontline Cliffhanger (d) 



6pm 

7pm 

Friday 15 





Edinburgh 

From Sacred to Secular 

discover the life, music and influence of African American gospel 

singer and guitar virtuoso Sister Rosetta Tharpe. southern-born, 

Chicago-raised and new York-made, tharpe was a landmark figure in 

the history of gospel, blues and popular music. sister rosetta introduced 

the spiritual passion of her gospel music into the secular world 

of rock and roll, inspiring male icons of the genre. the flamboyant 

superstar, with her spectacular playing 

on the newly electrified guitar, had a 

major influence on many well-known 

musicians, including Chuck Berry, 

Johnny Cash, isaac Hayes, Jerry Lee 

Lewis, etta James and elvis Presley. 

American Masters/ 

Sister Rosetta Tharpe: 

The Godmother of Rock and Roll 

Fri, 2/22 at 9pm on WGBH 2 






Jared Bowen 

9pm 2 Live from Lincoln Center 

Ring Them Bells! A Kander 

& Ebb Celebration 

with Rob Fisher, 

Joel Grey & Chita 

Rivera Celebrate 

some of musical 

theater’s most 

cherished songs written by Kander and 

ebb, including “All that Jazz,” “mister 

Cellophane,” “Wilkommen” and the 

incomparable “new York, new York.” 



10pm 2 Lifecasters 





11am 

12pm 

6pm 

Saturday 16 

2 Member Favorites 



2 High School Quiz Show 

6:30 2 Masterpiece Classic 


(Pt. 6) (See 2/10 at 9pm) (d) 

8:30 2 Member Favorites 

9:30 2 Behind the Scenes with 




2/11 at 8pm) 

11pm 2 Basic Black 


11:30 2 Ask This Old House 


Sunday 17 




NewsWeekly 


Bonnie Erbe 



WealthTrack 



10am 2 High School Quiz Show 

44 Inside Washington 


Advertisements 


11am 2 Member Favorites 

44 The Victory Garden 

11:30 44 Theater Talk 

12pm 44 Member Favorites 



2/11 at 8pm) 



Downton Abbey, season 3 

(Pt. 6) (See 2/10 at 9pm) (d) 

8pm 44 Make Me. . .Smart 

(See 2/14 at 9pm) 






Custer’s Last Stand (d) 



(Pt. 7) (See 9pm) (d) 


Buckwheat Zydeco 

6pm 

7pm 

Monday 18 






Rome: Baroque Brilliance 


Irish Comfort Classics 


Myrtle Beach, SC (Pt. 1) 

Host mark Walberg and appraiser 

eric silver visit Brookgreen Gardens 

to discuss early 20th-century female 

sculptors. One of the appraisers 

discovers a valuable Joseph Henry 

sharp oil painting. 


Electric Vendetta (Pt. 1) 


Antiquing in Greenwich, NY 

the pickers head up the Hudson river 

to Greenwich, new York, to the 

Washington County Antique Fair, 

where they have a target assignment 

to bring back a military object. 

44 DCI Banks 

Strange Affair 


The Powerbroker: Whitney 

Young’s Fight for Civil Rights see 

Effecting Change, page 15 


Jared Bowen 



6pm 

7pm 

Tuesday 19 





Tavistock 


Rome: Back-Street Riches 




Billy the Kid (d) 

A Tribute to the Vicar 

the Vicar of Dibley gets full tribute in this documentary featuring clips, 

behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with cast and crew members. 

Dawn French (Geraldine), Emma Chambers (Alice), series 

creator/writer richard Curtis and others reminisce about this beloved 

Britcom, from how the idea for the show began when Curtis attended 

a wedding presided over by a female vicar, to the development of each 

mad-but-loveable character, to the 

political impact of the show. revisit 

some of the show’s most memorable 

scenes: Geraldine jumping down a 

mud hole, Alice’s “teletubby” wedding, 

Geraldine ministering to Letitia 

on her deathbed, Alice giving birth in 

a nativity scene and Geraldine’s finally 

receiving a proposal of marriage. 

Vicar of Dibley Story 

Sat, 2/23 at 9pm on WGBH 2 

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An Irish Sojourn–Lakes & Legends 

Join A Celtic Sojourn host Brian O’Donovan and singer 

Robbie O’Connell for a convivial jaunt through the 

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Stunning scenery, rich history and nightly traditional 

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(See 2/18 at 8pm) 

9pm 2 Guns USA (title may 

change) see After 

Newtown, page 15 



(Pt. 7) (See 2/17 at 9pm) (d) 

10pm 2 Frontline Raising Adam 

Lanza see After Newtown, 




Wednesday 20 






Florence: Heart of the 

Renaissance 


Ultimate Italian 

8pm 2 Nature A Murder of Crows 

Find out why crows are 

considered some of the most intelli- 

gent animals in the world. (d) 


Candleford 

9pm 2 Nova Mind of a Rampage 

Killer see After Newtown, 


44 Doc Martin 

Movement 

10pm 2 The Path to Violence 

(title may change) see 

After Newtown, 



Endgame (Pt. 2) 



Thursday 21 






Florentine Delights and 

Tuscan Side Trips 


Simply Chicken 

Meet the Makers 

Makers: Women Who Make America tells the 

story of how women have helped shape 

America over the past 50 years through one of 

the most sweeping social revolutions in our 

country’s history. narrated by actress meryl 

streep, the film takes its cue from the Women’s 

movement’s motto, “the personal is political,” 

delving into the personal lives of its subjects, 

including movement leaders such as author 

and feminist activist Gloria Steinem; opponents 

like conservative activist Phyllis schlafly; 

celebrities including media leader Oprah 

Winfrey and journalist Katie Couric; political 

figures like secretary of state Hillary Clinton; 

and many “ordinary” women who confronted 

the dramatic social upheaval in their own lives. 

the three-hour film recounts seminal events in the Women’s 

movement, tells little-known stories of women who broke barriers in 

their own chosen fields, and takes the story to today, when a new 

generation is both defending and questioning the legacy of their 

mothers. the documentary builds on a 

multi-platform video experience from 

PBs and AOL at makers.com, which 

will continue to chronicle the achievements 

of women through a growing 

collection of stories. 




Bob Wilson meets 77- 

year-old Gin by the side of the road in 

rhode island. Gin takes Bob back to 

her house and puts him to work splitting 

wood, fixing her roof and building 

a birdhouse. then, a new Hampshire 

woman does some heavy lifting, and 

her story lands them at the dump. 

44 Nova Mind of a Rampage 

Killer (See 2/20 at 9pm) 


Soaring in a Glider Plane 

over Franconia Join host Willem Lange 

as he glides the thermals in a sailplane 

with pilot Peter stauble of the Franconia 

soaring Association. 

9pm 2 Make Me…Live Forever 



44 Frontline 


Brazil: A Racial Paradise 

discover how this 

“rainbow nation” 

is waking up to its 

legacy as the 

world’s largest 

slave economy. (d) 

44 Globe Trekker 

Bangladesh (d) 

11pm 



Friday 22 





Beamish 






Jared Bowen 

9pm 2 American Masters 

Sister Rosetta Tharpe: 

The Godmother of Rock and Roll see 

From Sacred to Secular, page 16 



10pm 2 Slavery by Another 

Name explore the story 

of labor practices and laws that 

effectively created a new form of 

slavery in the south. Laurence 

Fishburne narrates. 




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Saturday 23 




44 Bones of Turkana 

12pm 2 The Mind of a Chef 

Gluttony Features a foie 

gras sandwich from Joe Beef in 

montreal, a Hot Brown sandwich 

served up three ways, and a whiskey 

tasting. 

44 Make Me…Stay Awake 


Asian Flavors with Dale 

Talde 


French Fries 





Sandwiches 

2pm 2 Simply Ming Pan Sauces 

with Guest Norman Van 

Aken 

44 Market Warriors 



Cooking School 

Pan Searing 



44 Nature A Murder of Crows 

3:30 2 Cook’s Country Breads 



Billy the Kid 

4:30 2 Rough Cut Platform Bed 

5pm 2 This Old House Hour 

44 American Masters 

Sister Rosetta Tharpe: The 

Godmother of Rock and Roll 

6pm 2 High School Quiz Show 

44 Hawaii A new england 

missionary (max von 

sydow) and his bride (Julie Andrews) 

bring Christianity to 1820s Hawaii. 

6:30 2 Masterpiece Classic 


(Pt. 7) (See 2/17 at 9pm) (d) 


Episode 3 

9pm 2 Vicar of Dibley Story 

see A Tribute to the Vicar, 


9:20 44 Soldier in the Rain 

An Army supply sergeant’s 

(steve mcQueen) tragic hero is a portly 

master sergeant (Jackie Gleason) who 

knows his way around. 



11pm 2 Basic Black 


11:30 2 Ask This Old House 

44 Front Row Center 

T-Bone Burnett Presents: 

The Secret Sisters with Elvis Costello and 

Jakob Dylan 

Sunday 24 





NewsWeekly 


Bonnie Erbe 



WealthTrack 



10am 2 High School Quiz Show 

44 Inside Washington 


11am 2 Open Studio with 

Jared Bowen 

44 The Victory Garden (d) 


European Travel Skills 

(Pt. 2) 



the Edge Ethiopia: 

The Omo Valley 


Show Salute to New 

York City 


1pm 2 An Evening with 

Berdy Gordy 

44 MotorWeek Lamborghini 

Aventador 

1:30 44 Saving the Ocean 

Destination Baja Learn 

how local fishing people developed a 

whale-watching co-op along Baja’s 

coast. 

2pm 


44 Ciao Italia Cooking with 

Herbs 

2:30 2 American Masters 

Sister Rosetta Tharpe: The 

Godmother of Rock and Roll 

44 Martha Stewart’s 

Cooking School Frying 

2012–2013 

Exciting, intense performances on period instruments for modern audiences 

March 8 & 9, 8:00pM • NEC’s Jordan Hall 

De Profundis 

Featuring Boston Baroque’s acclaimed 

Chamber Chorus 

Carissimi: Jephte 

Charpentier: Missa assumpta est Maria 

J. S. Bach : Gottes Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit, 

Actus Tragicus, BWV106 

april 19 & 20, 8:00pM • NEC’s Jordan Hall 

Haydn’s Lord Nelson Mass 

and Symphony No.102 


Mary Wilson, 

soprano 

Abigail Fischer, 

mezzo-soprano 

Keith Jameson, 

tenor 

Kevin Deas, 

bass-baritone 

617.987.8600 • www.bostonbaroque.org 

And check out our New Directions Series! 


19

3pm 44 Cuisine Culture Daniel 

Sak, Canal Du Midi, France 

3:30 2 Market Warriors 


44 Kimchi Chronicles 

The Bean Chronicles (d) 

4pm 44 Hubert Keller: Secrets 

of a Chef Signature 

Burgers 

4:30 2 American Experience 

Billy the Kid 

44 Essential Pepin 

Vegetable Bounty (d) 

5pm 44 Lidia’s Italy in America 


Sandwiches #2 




44 Simply Ming On the Road 

in the Azores 

6pm 44 Soldier in the Rain 

(See 2/23 at 9:20pm) 




(Pt. 7) (See 2/17 at 9pm) (d) 

7:30 44 Neighborhood Kitchens 

8pm 44 Make Me…Live 

Forever 

9pm 2 Masterpiece 

Contemporary Page Eight 

Accompany an 

aging spy (Bill 

Nighy, shown 

here with Rachel 

Weisz) who 

stumbles on an 

international scandal that could bring 

down the British government. 


Billy the Kid (d) 

10pm 44 Slavery by Another 

Name 



Monday 25 






Paris: Regal and Intimate 


Two Ways with Fish 



in the latest most Wanted segment, 

Antiques Roadshow investigates a story 

about stolen art from south Carolina’s 

Hobcaw Barony estate. discoveries 

from show guests include an 1860 

letter signed by Abraham Lincoln, a 

gift of crystals from marilyn monroe, 

and an 1850s south Carolina sword. 


Electric Vendetta (Pt. 2) 


Antiquing in Oronoco, MN 

the pickers head out to find an antique 

toy at the annual downtown Oronoco 

Gold rush days. they have a chance to 

increase their profits by auctioning an 

item on eBay. 

44 DCI Banks Dry Bones 

That Dream 


Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry 

A detailed 

portrait of Ai 

Weiwei, China’s 

most famous 

international 

artist and its most 

outspoken domestic critic. 


Jared Bowen 



Tuesday 26 





Rochdale 


Paris: Embracing Life and 

Art 


Fall Classics 

8pm 2 Makers: Women Who 

Make America see Meet 

the Makers, page 18 



(See 2/25 at 8pm) 



(See 2/24 at 9pm) 



Wednesday 27 






London: Historic and 

Dynamic 


Rise-and-Shine Breakfast 

8pm 2 Nature Echo: An Elephant 

to Remember A look back 

at elephant matriarch echo, the leader 

of a carefully studied herd of elephants 

in Africa and subject of several Nature 

films. (d) 


Candleford 

9pm 2 Battle for the Elephants 

in 2012, the world 

witnessed the 

greatest slaughter 

of elephants since 

an international 

ban on the ivory 

trade was first put 

in place in 1989. National Geographic 

follows five people, each of whom is 

waging a battle for the elephant. their 

stories reveal an epic tale of supply 

and demand, passion and profit, and 

love and loss. 

44 Doc Martin City 

Slickers 

10pm 2 Nova Japan’s Killer Quake 

Get a unique look at the 

science behind Japan’s catastrophic 

2011 earthquake. 


Harbinger (Pt. 1) 



6pm 

7pm 

Thursday 28 





Ventnor 

Coming in March 

• Masterpiece Classic 

debuts Mr. Selfridge with 

Jeremy Piven 

• Andrea Bocelli stars in 

a new Great Performances 

• Call the Midwife Season 2 


North England’s Lake 

District and Durham 


Chocolate Torte 

8pm 

2 Roadside Stories Isle au 

Haut Willem Lange opens 

a window into the wild to a part of 

new england that is rarely used by the 

public, showing which snails are edible 

and what mushrooms to avoid on the 

way to meeting two bug doctors. 

44 Makers: Women Who 

Make America (See 2/26 

at 8pm) 


Fifty Hikes North of the 

White Mountains the Cohos trail 

stretches 162 miles from Crawford 

notch in the White mountains to the 

Canadian border. Hike a scenic portion 

of the trail with its founder, Kim 

nilsen. 

9pm 

2 Make Me…Stay Awake 




Mexico & Peru: The Black 

Grandma in the Closet Learn the littleknown 

story of the numbers of Africans 

brought to mexico and Peru as 

early as the 16th and 17th centuries. (d) 



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Programs, repeats and Overnights on 2 and 44 

Arts & Drama 

Affair to Remember sat (2/9) 7pm 

on 44 

American Masters Sister Rosetta 

Tharpe: The Godmother of Rock and 

Roll Fri (2/22) 9pm on 2, sat (2/23) 2am, 

2pm, 5pm on 44; 5am on 2, sun (2/24) 

2:30pm on 2; mon (2/25) 4am on 44, tue 

(2/26) 5am on 44 

Austin City Limits Edward Sharpe & 

The Magnetic Zeroes/Tune-Yards sun 

(2/10) 12am on 44 • Gary Clark Jr./ 

• 

Alabama Shakes sun (2/17) 12am on 44 

Tim McGraw sun (2/3) 12am on 44 

Bedazzled sat (2/2) 7pm on 44 

An Evening with Berdy Gordy sun 

(2/24) at 1pm on 2 

Front Row Center The Beach Boys: 

Doing It Again sat (2/9) 11pm on 44 • 

Richard Marx: A Night Out with Friends 

sat (2/2) 11pm on 44 • T-Bone Burnett 

Presents: The Secret Sisters with Elvis 

Costello and Jakob Dylan sat (2/23) 

11:30pm on 44 

Hawaii sat (2/23) 6pm on 44 

Infinity Hall Live Buckwheat Zydeco 

sun (2/17) 11pm on 44 • Rusted Root 

sun (2/10) 11pm on 44 • The Wailin’ 

Jennys sun (2/3) 11pm on 44 

The Lawrence Welk Show The Italian 

Show sun (2/3) 12pm on 44 • Love 

Songs sun (2/10) 12pm on 44 • Salute 

to New York City sun (2/24) 12pm on 44 

Live from Lincoln Center Ring Them 

Bells! Rob Fisher Celebrates Kander & 

Ebb Fri (2/15) 9pm on 2, sat (2/16) 2am 

on 44, mon (2/18) 2am on 44; 4am on 2 

No Time for Sergeants sat (2/9) 9pm 

on 44, sun (2/10) 6pm on 44 

Open Studio with Jared Bowen Fri 

(2/8) 8:30pm on 2, sun (2/10) 11am on 

2, mon (2/11) 10:30pm on 44, tue (2/12) 

3:30am on 2, Fri (2/15) 8:30pm on 2, 

mon (2/18) 10:30pm on 44, tue (2/19) 

3:30am on 2, Fri (2/22) 8:30pm on 2, 

sun (2/24) 11am on 2, mon (2/25) 

10:30pm on 44, tue (2/26) 3:30am on 2 

Pioneers of Television Miniseries 

tue (2/5) 8pm on 2, Wed (2/6) 1am on 

44; 4am on 2, thu (2/7) 5am on 44, 

Fri (2/8) 1am on 2; 2:30pm on 44, sat 

(2/9) 2pm on 44, mon (2/11) 2am on 44 

• 

Primetime Soaps sun (2/3) 4pm on 2 

Superheroes sat (2/2) 2pm on 44, 

sun (2/3) 11pm on 2, Fri (2/22) 2:30pm 

on 44 

Shakespeare Uncovered Hamlet with 

David Tennant Fri (2/8) 9pm on 2, sat 

(2/9) 1:30am, 5am on 2; 2am, 3pm on 

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

Wed (2/13) 1:30pm on 44 • Henry IV & 

Henry V with Jeremy Irons Fri (2/1) 

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

mon (2/4) 4am on 44 • Richard II with 

Derek Jacobi Fri (2/1) 9pm on 2, sat 

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

on 44 • The Tempest with Trevor Nunn 

Fri (2/8) 10pm on 2, sat (2/9) 2:30am on 

2; 3am, 4pm on 44, mon (2/11) 4am on 

44; 5am on 2, Wed (2/13) 2:30pm on 44 

Soldier in the Rain sat (2/23) 9:20pm 

on 44, sun (2/24) 6pm on 44 

Sound Tracks: Music without 

Borders Fri (3/1) 5am on 2 

Theater Talk every sun 11:30am on 44 

Two for the Road sat (2/2) 9pm on 44 

Best of Britain 

As Time Goes By sat (2/2, 2/9, 2/23) 

8:30pm on 2 

DCI Banks Cold Is the Grave mon 

•(2/11) 9pm on 44, tue (2/12) 2am on 2 

Dry Bones That Dream mon (2/25) 

9pm on 44, tue (2/26) 2am on 2 • 

Friend of the Devil mon (2/4) 9pm on 

44, tue (2/5) 2am on 2 • Strange Affair 

mon (2/18) 9pm on 44, tue (2/19) 2am 

on 2 

Doc Martin every Wed 9pm on 44, 

thu 2am on 2 

Keeping Up Appearances sat (2/2, 

2/9) 8pm on 2 

Lark Rise to Candleford every Wed 

8pm on 44, thu 1am on 2 

Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey 

Season 3 (Pt. 4) sat (2/2) 5pm, 6pm, 

7pm on 2, sun (2/3) 8pm on 2 • 

Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 5) sun 

(2/3) 9pm, 10pm on 2, mon (2/4) 12am, 

1:30pm, 2:30pm on 44, tue (2/5) 3am, 

9pm, 10pm on 44, sat (2/9) 5pm, 6pm, 

7pm on 2, sun (2/10) 7pm, 8pm on 2 • 

Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 6) sun 

(2/10) 9pm, 11pm on 2, mon (2/11) 

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

9pm on 44, sat (2/16) 6:30pm on 2, sun 

(2/17) 7pm on 2 • Downton Abbey 

Season 3 (Pt. 7) sun (2/17) 9pm, 11pm 

on 2, mon (2/18) 12am, 1:30pm on 44, 

tue (2/19) 3am, 9pm on 44, sat (2/23) 

6:30pm on 2, sun (2/24) 7pm on 2 

Masterpiece Contemporary Page 

Eight sun (2/24) 9pm, 11pm on 2, mon 

(2/25) 12am, 1:30pm on 44, tue (2/26) 

3am, 9pm on 44 

Midsomer Murders Destroying 

Angel (Pt. 1) mon (2/4) 8pm on 44, 

tue (2/5) 1am on 2 • Destroying Angel 

(Pt. 2) mon (2/11) 8pm on 44, tue (2/12) 

1am on 2 • Electric Vendetta (Pt. 1) 

mon (2/18) 8pm on 44, tue (2/19) 1am 

on 2 • Electric Vendetta (Pt. 2) mon 

(2/25) 8pm on 44, tue (2/26) 1am on 2 

Vicar of Dibley sat (2/2, 2/9) 9pm on 2 

Vicar of Dibley Story sat (2/23) 9pm 

on 2 

Waking the Dead Endgame (Pt. 1) 

Wed (2/13) 10pm on 44, thu (2/14) 3am 

on 2 • Endgame (Pt. 2) Wed (2/20) 

10pm on 44, thu (2/21) 3am on 2 • 

Harbinger (Pt. 1) Wed (2/27) 10pm on 

44, thu (2/28) 3am on 2 • Substitute 

(Pt. 2) Wed (2/6) 10pm on 44, thu (2/7) 

3am on 2 

Food & Wine 

America’s Test Kitchen every mon– 

thu 7:30pm on 44 • Also on sat (2/2, 

2/9, 2/23) 3pm on 2 

Ciao Italia sun (2/3, 2/10, 2/24) 2pm 

on 44 

Cook’s Country sat (2/2) 3:30pm on 2, 

sun (2/3) 5am on 2, sat (2/9) 3:30pm on 

2, sun (2/10) 5am on 2, sat (2/23) 

3:30pm on 2 

Cuisine Culture sun (2/3, 2/10, 2/24) 

3pm on 44 

Essential Pepin sun (2/3, 2/10, 2/24) 

4:30pm on 44 

The French Chef sat (2/2, 2/9, 2/23) 

1pm on 2 

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef sun 

(2/3, 2/10, 2/24) 4pm on 44 

Lidia’s Italy in America sat (2/2) 

1:30pm on 2, sun (2/3) 5pm on 44, sat 

(2/9) 1:30pm on 2, sun (2/10) 5pm on 

44, sat (2/23) 1:30pm on 2, sun (2/24) 

5pm on 44 

Kimchi Chronicles sun (2/3, 2/10, 

2/24) 3:30pm on 44 

Martha Stewart’s Cooking School sat 

(2/2) 2:30pm on 2, sun (2/3) 2:30pm on 

44, sat (2/9) 2:30pm on 2, sun (2/10) 

2:30pm on 44, sat (2/23) 2:30pm on 2, 

sun (2/24) 2:30pm on 44 

Mind of a Chef every sat 12pm on 2 

Neighborhood Kitchens every Fri 

7:30pm on 44 • Also on sat (2/2) 4pm 

on 2, sun (2/3) 11am on 2, sat (2/9) 

4pm on 2, mon (2/18) 5:30am on 2, Wed 

(2/20) 3pm on 44, sat (2/23) 4pm on 2, 

sun (2/24) 2pm on 2; 7:30pm on 44 

Sara’s Weeknight Meals sat (2/2, 2/9, 

2/23) 12:30pm on 2 

Simply Ming sat (2/2) 2pm on 2, sun 

(2/3) 5:30pm on 44, sat (2/9) 2pm on 2, 

sun (2/10) 5:30pm on 44, sat (2/23) 

2pm on 2, sun (2/24) 5:30pm on 44 

Full schedules for all channels are 

available at wgbh.org/schedules 

History 

American Experience Billy the Kid tue 

(2/19) at 8pm, Wed (2/20) 1:30pm on 

44, thu (2/21) 2:30pm on 44, sat (2/23) 

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

9pm on 44 • Custer’s Last Stand tue 

(2/12) 9pm on 2, sun (2/17) 1:30am; 

9pm on 44 Freedom Riders sun (2/3) 

6pm on 44 • Henry Ford sat (2/2) 5pm 

on 44, sun (2/3) 2am on 44; 6pm on 2, 

mon (2/4) 1am on 44; 4am on 2, tue 

(2/5) 4am on 44 • Silicon Valley tue 

(2/5) 9pm on 2, Wed (2/6) 1:30pm on 

44, Fri (2/8) 2am on 2, sat (2/9) 5:30am 

on 44, sun (2/10) 4pm on 2; 9pm on 44, 

Wed (2/20) 1am, 1:30pm on 44; 4am on 

2, thu (2/21) 4am on 44, Fri (2/22) 1am 

on 2, sun (2/24) 9pm on 44 

Antiques Roadshow every mon 8pm 

on 2, tue 2am, 1:30pm, 8pm on 44; 5am 

on 2, Wed 1am on 2, sun 6am on 44; 

5pm on 2 • Also on sat (2/2) 11am, 

10:07 on 2; 1pm on 44, Wed (2/6) 5am 

on 44, sat (2/9) 11am, 10:10pm on 2, 

Wed (2/13) 4am on 44, Fri (2/15) 5am 

on 44, sat (2/16) 10pm on 2, Wed (2/20) 

5am on 44, sat (2/23) 1pm on 44; 10pm 

on 2, tue (2/26) 2am, 1:30pm on 44; 

5am on 2, thu (2/28) 4am on 44 

Antiques Roadshow UK every mon–Fri 

7pm on 44 • Also on sat (2/2) 9:40pm 

on 2, mon (2/4) 10:30pm on 44, tue (2/5) 

3:30am on 2, sat (2/9) 9:40pm on 2 

Behind the Scenes with Antiques 

Roadshow sat (2/2) at 11pm on 2, mon 

(2/11) at 7:30pm on 2, tue (2/12) at 

7:30pm on 44, sat (2/16) 9:30pm on 2 

Fort Niagara: The Struggle for a 

Continent Wed (2/27) 5:30am on 44 

History Detectives every mon–Fri 6pm 

on 44 • Also on sat (2/2, 2/9, 2/16) 

11am on 44 


tue (2/26) 8pm on 2, Wed (2/27) 1am on 

44; 1:30pm on 44, thu (2/28) 8pm on 44 

Market Warriors every mon 9pm on 2, 

tue 1am, 2:30pm on 44; 4am on 2, Wed 

2am on 2 • Also on mon (2/4) 5am on 

44, thu (2/7) 4am on 44, mon (2/11) 

5am on 44, Wed (2/13) 5am on 44, Fri 

(2/22) 5am on 44, sat (2/23) 2pm on 44, 

sun (2/24) 3:30pm on 2, mon (2/25) 

5am on 44, thu (2/28) 5am on 44 

The Mysterious Lost State of 

Franklin tue (2/5) 10:30pm on 2, Wed 

(2/6) 3pm on 44, sat (2/9) 5pm on 44, 

sun (2/10) 10:30pm on 44, Wed (2/20) 

2:30am on 44; 5:30am on 2, thu (2/21) 

5:30am on 44, sat (2/23) 4:30am on 44, 

mon (2/25) 3:30am on 44 

22 Full schedules: wgbh.org | download free Explore! iPad app at wgbh.org/ExploreApp

Space Shuttle Columbia: Mission of 

Hope Fri (2/1) 1:30pm on 44, sat (2/2) 

4am on 44, sun (2/3) 9pm on 44 

Underground Railroad: The William 

Still Story mon (2/11) 10pm on 2, thu 

(2/14) 5am on 2, sat (2/16) 3:30am on 

44, tue (2/19) 5am on 44 

Home, Living & Travel 

10 Things You Need to Know About 

Losing Weight thu (2/7) 9pm on 2, Fri 

(2/8) 1:30pm on 44, sat (2/9) 3:30am on 

2; 12pm on 44, sun (2/10) 8pm on 44 

Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge every 

mon, tue, thu, Fri 4pm on 44 • Also on 

sun (2/3) 12pm on 2, Wed (2/6) 4pm on 

44, sun (2/10) 12pm on 2, Wed (2/13) 

4pm on 44, Wed (2/20) 4pm on 44, sun 

(2/24) 12pm on 2, 

Ask This Old House every mon–Fri 

4:30pm on 44, tue–Fri 12:30am on 44, 

sat 

• 

12:30am on 44, 11:30pm on 2 

Also on sun (2/10) 1pm on 2, sat 

(2/23) 2:30am on 2, sun (2/24) 11:30pm 

on 44 

Globe Trekker thu (2/7, 2/21) 10pm 

on 44 

Lifecasters Fri (2/8) 2am on 44; 5am on 

2, sat (2/9) 4am on 44, tue (2/12) 5am 

on 44, Fri (2/15) 10pm on 2 

MotorWeek sun (2/3, 2/10, 2/24) 1pm 

on 44 

Rick Steves’ Europe every mon–Wed, 

7:30pm on 2, mon–thu 1pm on 44, Fri 

1pm on 44 • Also on sat (2/2) 5am on 

2, sun (2/3) 11:30am on 2, Fri (2/8) 1pm 

on 44, sun (2/10) 11:30am on 2, thu 

(2/14) 7:30pm on 2, sat (2/16) 5am on 

2, sun (2/24) 11:30am on 2 

• 

Roadside Stories every thu 8pm on 2 

Also on sat (2/2) 2:30am on 2 

Rough Cut: Woodworking with 

Tommy Mac sat (2/2) 4:30pm on 2, sun 

(2/3) 5:30am on 2, sat (2/9) 4:30pm on 

2, sun (2/10) 5:30am on 2, sat (2/23) 

4:30pm on 2 

Rudy Maxa’s World every mon–tue, 

thur–Fri 3:30pm on 44 • Also on Wed 

(2/6, 2/13, 2/20) 3:30pm on 44 

This Old House Hour every Fri 8pm on 

44, sat 5am on 44 • Also on Fri (2/8) 

1am on 44; 4am on 2, Fri (2/15) 1am on 

44; 4am on 2, Fri (2/22) 1am on 44; 4am 

on 2, sat (2/23) 5pm on 2 

Victory Garden every sun 11am 

on 44 

News & Public Affairs 

BBC World News America every 

mon–Fri 5:30pm on 44 

Basic Black every Fri 7:30pm on 2 • 

Also on sat (2/2) 11pm on 2, sun (2/3) 

12:30pm on 2, sat (2/9) 11:06pm on 2, 

sun (2/10) 12:30pm on 2, sat (2/16) 

11pm on 2, sat (2/23) 11pm on 2, sun 

(2/24) 12:30pm on 2 

Black in Latin America Brazil: A Racial 

Paradise thu (2/21) 10pm on 2 • 

Cuba: The Next Revolution thu (2/14) 

10pm on 2 • Haiti & The Dominican 

Republic: An Island Divided thu (2/7) 

10pm on 2 • Mexico & Peru: The Black 

Grandma in the Closet thu (2/28) 10pm 

on 2 

Charlie Rose every mon–Fri 12pm on 

44, tue–thu 11pm on 2, Fri 11:30pm on 

2 • Also on mon (2/4) 11pm on 2, mon 

(2/11) 11pm on 2, mon (2/18) 11pm on 

2, mon (2/25) 11:30pm on 2 

Consuelo Mack WealthTrack every 

sun 8:30am on 44 

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

(2/12) 8pm on 2, thu (2/14) 10pm on 

44, Fri (2/15) 1am on 2; 1:30pm on 44, 

tue (2/19) 10pm on 2, thu (2/21) 

2:30pm, 9pm on 44, Fri (2/22) 2am on 2, 

sat (2/23) 1pm on 44 

Greater Boston every mon–Fri 7pm on 

2, tue–Fri 12am on 2, sat 12:30am on 2, 

sun 9:30am on 44 

Guns USA tue (2/19) 9pm on 2, Fri 

(2/22) 3am on 2 

Half the Sky: Turning Oppression 

into Opportunity for Women 

Worldwide sun (2/17) 3am on 44 

Independent Lens Ai Weiwei: Never 

Sorry mon (2/25) 10pm on 2, Wed 

(2/27) 4am on 2; 4am on 44 • As Goes 

Janesville mon (2/4) 10pm on 2, Wed 

(2/6) 4am on 44; 5am on 2, sun (2/10) 

4am on 44 • The Powerbroker: 

Whitney Young’s Fight for Civil Rights 

mon (2/18) 10pm on 2, Wed (2/20) 4am 

on 44, sun (2/24) 4am on 44 • The 

Revisionaries sun (2/3) 4am on 44 

Inside Washington every sun 10am 

on 44 

Journal every mon–Fri 5pm on 44 

McLaughlin Group every Fri 9pm on 

44, sun 10:30am on 44 • Also on Fri 

(2/1) 8:30pm on 2, sat (2/2) 5:30am on 

2, sat (2/16) 5:30am on 2 

Moneytrack every sun 8am on 44 

Moyers & Company every Fri 10pm on 

44, sun 12:30am on 2 

Need to Know every Fri 9:30pm on 44, 

sat 1:30am on 44; 4:30am on 2, sun 

12am on 2; 5:30am, 9am on 44 • Also 

on Fri (2/1, 2/8, 2/15) 11pm on 2 

Watch your favorite WGBH programs online! Full-length, 

uninterrupted episodes of American Experience, Antiques 

Roadshow, Frontline, Masterpiece, Nova and more are now 

available for you to watch anytime at wgbh.org. 

The Path to Violence Wed (2/20) 

10pm on 2 

PBS NewsHour every mon–Fri 6pm on 

2; 11pm on 44 

PBS NewsHour State of the Union 

tue (2/12) 11pm on 2 

Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly every 

sun 7am on 44 

Slavery by Another Name Fri (2/22) 

10pm on 2, sat (2/23) 3am on 44, sun 

(2/24) 10pm on 44, mon (2/25) 2am on 

44; 4am on 2 

Something Ventured: Risk, Reward 

and the Original Venture Capitalists 

Fri (2/8) 3:30am on 2, sun (2/10) 

2:30pm on 2, sat (2/23) 3pm on 44 

Tavis Smiley every mon–Fri 12am on 

44, Wed–thu 12:30am on 2, sat 1am on 

2 • Also on tue (2/5) 12:30am on 2, Fri 

(2/8) 12:30am on 2, tue (2/12) 12:30am 

on 2, Fri (2/15) 12:30am on 2, tue (2/19) 

12:30am on 2, Fri (2/22) 12:30am on 2 

To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 

every sun 7:30am on 44 

Washington Week with Gwen Ifill 

every Fri 8pm on 2, sat 1am on 44, sun 

5am on 44 • Also on sat (2/2, 2/16, 

2/23) 4am on 2 

Science & Nature 

After Words sun (2/3) at 3pm on 2 

Battle for the Elephants Wed (2/27) 

9pm on 2, thu (2/28) 2am, 2:30pm on 

44; 5am on 2 

Bones of Turkana thu (2/21) 3am 

on 44, Fri (2/22) 4am on 44, sat (2/23) 

11am on 44, sun (2/24) 2am on 44; 

5am on 2 

Life on Fire Pioneers of the Deep Wed 

(2/6) 10pm on 2, thu (2/7) 3am on 44, 

Fri (2/8) 5am on 44 

Make Me…from the BBC Make 

Me…Smart thu (2/14) 9pm on 2, Fri 

(2/15) 2:30pm on 44, sat (2/16) 1:30am 

on 2, sun (2/17) 8pm on 44, sat (2/23) 

12pm on 44 • Make Me…Live Forever 

thu (2/21) 9pm on 2, Fri (2/22) 1:30pm 

on 44, sun (2/24) 8pm on 44 • Make 

Me…Stay Awake thu (2/28) 9pm on 2 

Nature Attenborough’s Life Stories: 

Our Fragile Planet Wed (2/6) 8pm on 2, 

thu (2/7) 1am, 1:30pm on 44; 4am 

on 2, Fri (2/8) 3am on 44, sun (2/10) 

1:30am, 1:30pm on 2 • Attenborough’s 

Life Stories: Understanding the Natural 

World sat (2/2) 1:30am on 2, sun (2/3) 

1pm on 2; 8pm on 44 • Cold Warriors: 

Wolves and Buffalo Wed (2/13) 8pm 

on 2, thu (2/14) 1am on 44; 4am on 2, 

Fri (2/15) 2am on 44; 5am on 2 • Echo: 

An Elephant to Remember Wed (2/27) 

8pm on 2, thu (2/28) 1am, 1:30pm on 

44; 4am on 2 • A Murder of Crows Wed 

(2/20) 2:30pm on 44, 8pm on 2, thu 

(2/21) 1am, 1:30pm on 44; 4am on 2, Fri 

(2/22) 2am on 44; 5am on 2, sat (2/23) 

3pm on 44, sun (2/24) 1pm on 2 

Nova Building Pharaoh’s Chariot Wed 

(2/6) 9pm on 2, thu (2/7) 2am, 2:30pm, 

8pm on 44; 5am on 2, Fri (2/8) 4am on 

44, sat (2/9) 1pm on 44, sun (2/10) 1am 

on 44; 2:30am, 4am, 2:30pm on 2 • 

Earth from Space Wed (2/13) 9pm on 2, 

thu (2/14) 2am, 1:30pm, 8pm on 44, Fri 

(2/15) 2am on 2; 3am on 44, sun (2/17) 

1am on 44; 4am on 2 • Japan’s Killer 

Quake Wed (2/27) 10pm on 2, thu 

(2/28) 3am on 44 • Mind of a 

Rampage Killer Wed (2/20) 9pm on 2, 

thu (2/21) 8pm on 44, Fri (2/22) 1am on 

2 • Space Shuttle Disaster Fri (2/1) 

2:30pm on 44, sun (2/3) 10pm on 44 • 

Who Killed Lindbergh’s Baby sat (2/2) 

12pm on 44, sun (2/3) 1am on 44; 4am, 

2pm on 2 

Ribbon of Sand sat (2/16) 4:30am on 

44, mon (2/18) 5:30am on 44 

Saving the Ocean Destination Baja 

sun (2/24) 1:30pm on 44 • The Sacred 

Island sun (2/10) 1:30pm on 44 • 

Shark Reef sun (2/3) 1:30pm on 44 

Windows to the Wild Connecticut 

• 

River Canoe Trip thu (2/7) 8:30pm on 2 

Fifty Hikes North of the White 

Mountains thu (2/28) 8:30pm on 2 • 

Hike with Rev. David Keller: Unfinished 

Business thu (2/14) 8:30pm on 2 • 

Soaring in a Glider Plane over 

Franconia thu (2/21) 8:30pm on 2 

And More 

Granite State Challenge tue (2/12) 

4:30pm on 2, sat (2/16) 10am on 2, tue 

(2/19) 4:30pm on 2, sat (2/23) 10am on 

2, tue (2/26) 4:30pm on 2 

High School Quiz Show sun (2/10) 

6:30pm on 2, tue (2/12) 4pm on 2, Fri 

(2/15) 7:30am on 44, sat (2/16) 6pm on 

2; 11pm on 44, sun (2/17) 10am, 

6:30pm on 2, tue (2/19) 4pm on 2, Fri 

(2/22) 7:30am on 44, sat (2/23) 6pm on 

2; 11pm on 44, sun (2/24) 10am, 

6:30pm on 2, tue (2/26) 4pm on 2 


89.7 WGBH, Boston Public Radio 

A Call to Education 

By Phil Redo 

Managing Director of 89.7 WGBH, Boston Public Radio 

Education, the cornerstone of Boston, always has been at the heart of WGBH’s 

mission. This month, we’re pleased to share the news that 89.7 WGBH is 

launching a new higher-education desk to identify and report on the many 

issues affecting the future of higher education. As part of this effort, we will 

bring on board a dedicated lead reporter/correspondent and partner with, 

among others, the Forum for the Future of Higher Education, a non-profit 

community of academic leaders and scholars based at MIT. 

There never has been a better time to focus on education. Projections 

from Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce suggest 

that by 2020, nearly two-thirds of all jobs available in the US will require a 

post-secondary education—and that our nation is nowhere near producing 

a workforce that can meet those demands. If not significantly narrowed, this 

projected gap will weaken our future economic competitiveness, threaten 

our national security, and jeopardize the fundamental concept that a strong 

democracy requires both a well-informed and well-educated citizenry. 

Our goal is to examine the many challenges that face the future of 

higher education, including economics and finance, new technologies, 

changing demographics, workplace demands, the role of universities here and 

abroad, and advances in cognitive and neuroscience that could lead to better 

teaching methods. We will explore these issues by telling compelling stories 

that connect the issues to their impact on all of us. 

This dedicated focus on higher education is made possible by a grant 

from the Lumina Foundation. Look for our reports on 89.7 WGBH in the coming 

months, and then continue the conversation online, via social media and 

live events—all of which have the power to create a richer understanding of 

an aspect of our world that influences the entire world. 

What’s on 89.7 WGBH 

Online: wgbh.org/radio 

On-air: 89.7 HD1 Boston 

Note: Schedule accurate at press time. 

Find updates online at wgbh.org/radio 

Monday–Friday 

Saturday 

Sunday 

5am 

BBC World Update/Marketplace Report 

6am 

Living on Earth 

6am 

Humankind 

6am 

Morning Edition/Marketplace Report 

7am 

Innovation Hub 

7am 

Being 

7:50am 

The Xconomy Report (Fri) 

8am 

Weekend Edition 

8am 


10am 

11am 

12pm 

2pm 

3pm 

4pm 

6pm 

6:30pm 

7pm 

8pm 

The Diane Rehm Show 

The Takeaway 

Boston Public Radio 

Tell Me More 

The World 

All Things Considered 

Marketplace 


PBS NewsHour 

The World 

10am Studio 360 

11am This American Life 

12pm Says You! 

1pm Wait Wait…Don't Tell Me! 

2pm The Moth/Radio Lab 

3pm A Celtic Sojourn 

6pm A Prairie Home Companion 

8pm Says You! 

9pm Eric in the Evening 

12am Jazz with Bob Parlocha 

10am 

11am 

12pm 

2pm 

3pm 

4pm 

5pm 

6pm 

8pm 

9pm 

Bob Edwards Weekend 

Wait Wait…Don't Tell Me! 

A Prairie Home Companion 

Says You! 

America's Test Kitchen Radio 

Marketplace Money 


Arts & Ideas 

Jazz Decades 

Eric in the Evening 

9pm 

Boston Public Radio (Mon–Thu) 

Eric in the Evening (Fri) 

12am 

Public Radio Remix 

11pm 

The Story (Mon–Thu) 

12am 

Public Radio Remix (Mon–Thu) 

Jazz with Bob Parlocha (Fri) 

24 Schedules, program info, playlists: wgbh.org/897

NEC | 3.5x9.875” | august 2012 

Arts & Ideas 

Virtually Real 

At this point in the 21st century, it’s 

nearly impossible to talk about 

community-building without talking 

about the Web, which has radically transformed 

the way people meet, establish 

connections, maintain relationships and 

fight for what they believe in. But often, 

when changes are discussed, the focus is either on pure enthusiasm about 

the possibilities, or anxiety about online connections replacing physical 

ones. In this episode of State of the ReUnion, host Al Letson demonstrates 

ways the virtual has turned into the real by exploring the Internet’s impact 

on community-building in people’s daily lives, where the Web’s effects are 

rarely solely positive or negative. 

Sun, 2/10 at 7pm 

A Celtic Sojourn 

All That Is Irish 

March is a time for many in the Irish Diaspora to 

celebrate roots, and each year Brian O’Donovan 

presents a stage show called A St. Patrick’s Day 

Celtic Sojourn. In anticipation of this year’s show on 

Sat, 3/16, at Sanders Theatre in Cambridge, Brian 

explores past recordings of the show in this afternoon’s 

program, including songs by Dublin-born 

Susan McKeown, Michael Brunnock, Jeremy 

Kittel, Jefferson Hamer, Eamon O’Leary and more. (See page 19 for more information 

on the March stage show.) 

Sat, 2/23 at 3pm 

Free night 

Free nightS! 

Classical, jazz, world music 

and more...absolutely FREE. 

Advertisement 

Eric in the Evening 

Celebrating the Blues 

In celebration of African American history, this 

program presents the blues as it has been performed 

by many different artists throughout the 

years. Artists featured include Robert Johnson, 

Bessie Smith, Louis Armstrong, Muddy Waters, 

Miles Davis, John Coltrane and many more. 

Sun, 2/17 at 9pm 

Live from Scullers 

89.7 WGBH, Boston Public Radio, has joined with Scullers Jazz Club for a 

series of live broadcasts from the landmark jazz venue. This month, drummer 

Antonio Sanchez takes the stage as part of Live from Scullers, presented 

during WGBH’s Eric in the Evening program with 

host Eric Jackson. Sanchez has recorded and 

toured alongside Chick Corea, Gary Burton, Kenny 

Werner, Charlie Haden, Dee Dee Bridgewater, 

Dianne Reeves and Toots Thielmans. Sanchez is a 

three-time Grammy Award winner and graduate 

of the Berklee College of Music; his recordings include Migration and Live in 

New York at Jazz Standard. Eric will join Sanchez at Scullers and introduce 

him to radio audiences at 10pm. 

Fri, 2/22 at 10pm 

New England Conservatory presents 

over 900 concerts a year. Come see 

superb faculty artists and young 

musicians perform in Jordan Hall, one 

of the most renowned and beautiful 

venues in the world. 

On any given night, you’ll hear rousing 

symphonies, intimate chamber music, 

big band jazz, unexpected contemporary 

combinations or evocative music from 

around the world. 

For free. That’s right, free. 

For concerts, descriptions and schedules, 

go to necmusic.edu/free-concerts 

Schedules, program info, playlists: wgbh.org/897 25

Classical New England 

Downton Abbey Roars into the ’20s 

By Benjamin K. Roe 

Managing Director of Classical Services 

“Well, yes, as it is a waltz. I’m far too old for that awful foxtrot,” notes Violet, 

the Dowager Countess of Grantham, as she gets up to dance with Thomas 

(the troubled valet) in last year’s season-ending episode of Downton Abbey 

on WGBH’s Masterpiece. We don’t yet know how Season 3 will play out, but 

whatever the outcome, you can safely assume that music will play an integral 

part to the drama, as it has from the very start: Downton Abbey’s worldwide 

fame is thanks in no small part to Scottish composer John Lunn’s Emmy 

Award-winning soundtrack, which manages to portray in a matter of seconds 

the sweep, grandeur and ominous undertones of the entire series. 

Beyond the modern soundtrack, the music of the Downton era has 

figured into some of the most poignant scenes in the series, such as the 

two-hanky moment when a missing-in-action Matthew Crawley returns to 

Downton right as Lady Mary Grantham and her sister Edith are singing the 

then-popular hit “If You Were the Only Girl (in the World).” And, yes, in a 

clever bit of foreshadowing, Captain Crawley and Lady Mary sing the last 

stanza as a duet. 

“If You Were the Only Girl” was indeed a hit in 1916, though the 

Dowager doubtless would have disapproved: It was originally a foxtrot! 

And as Season 3 of the series moves into the Roaring Twenties, Classical 

New England will extend its survey of the music of the 1920s into the new 

decade, both on air and in our studios. 

On Thursday, February 28, you’re invited to join us for a special event at 

WGBH: Britain in the 1920s: An Evening Inspired by Downton Abbey. The 

evening will feature the debut of the “Highclere Sinfonietta,” an ensemble 

tailor-made to reprise some of the most enchanting music of the era, including 

a song or two. And if you’re inclined to waltz, please be our guest, but be 

mindful of the Countess’ s words to her dance partner’s invitation to try 

“the Black Bottom”: “Just keep me upright, and we’ll try to avoid it.” 

See page 2 for more information about WGBH’s Britain in the 1920s: 

An Evening Inspired by Downton Abbey. 

What’s on Classical New England 

Online: classicalnewengland.org 

On-air: 99.5 Boston-NH | 89.7 HD2 Boston | 96.3 Beacon Hill 

89.5 Nantucket | 88.7 Providence 


Saturday 

Sunday 

5am 

10am 

2pm 

7pm 

9pm 

Classical Music with Laura Carlo 

8:30am Keith’s Classical Corner 

Classical Music with Alan McLellan 

12pm Café Europa 

Classical Music with Cathy Fuller 

Thursdays: 4pm BSO Previews 

Fridays: 4pm Drive Time Live 

Performance Today with Fred Child 

Classical Music with James David Jacobs 

Fridays: 9pm Concierto 

6am 

7am 

12pm 

5pm 

6pm 

7pm 

11pm 

In Performance with Cathy Fuller 

Classical Music with Ray Brown 

9am Classics For Kids 

Classical Music 

with Cheryl Willoughby 

Live from Fraser 

New England Summer Festivals 

Boston Symphony Orchestra 

BSO on Record 

6am 

7am 

11am 

12pm 

1pm 

3pm 

5pm 

6pm 

6:30pm 

The Bach Hour with Brian McCreath 

Baroque in Boston with Laura Carlo 

From the Top 

New England Summer Festivals 

Boston Symphony Orchestra 

Sunday Concert Series 

The Bach Hour with Brian McCreath 

Arias & Barcarolles with Cathy Fuller 

World of Opera 

10pm 

Live from Fraser 

Classical Online Channels 

classicalnewengland.org BSO Concert, Boston Early Music, Bach, and Kids Classical 

11pm 

Pipedreams 

26 Schedules, program info, playlists: classicalnewengland.org

A Month of Music from the Gardner 

By Benjamin K. Roe 

Managing Director of Classical Services 

Perhaps the best description of Isabella Stewart Gardner’s personality came 

in a letter from her cousin: “You must have a double [personality], one 

devoted to society, music, admiration, and pearls, and the other sterner sister 

given to labor and duty: a kind of Aphrodite with a lining of Athene.” 

Certainly Gardner’s devotion to music has been a part of the fabric of 

her museum since its opening 110 years ago, on January 1, 1903, when the 

noted Boston arts patron invited her friends at the Boston Symphony 

Orchestra to perform at her Italian villa-turned-art museum in Boston’s 

fashionable Fenway neighborhood. A couple of decades later, the Gardner’s 

musical activities were formalized with the launch of a Sunday afternoon 

concert series in the museum’s elegant Tapestry Room. Those Gardner concerts 

soon became a staple of Boston’s concert life, frequently featuring 

members of the BSO in intimate chamber-music performances. 

Last year, the tradition of great music at the Gardner entered a new era 

with the opening of Calderwood Hall, the stunning new performance space 

that is the jewel in the crown of the museum’s $114 million renovation 

designed by noted architect Renzo Piano. Calderwood has been described 

as “Italian form blending with Japanese function,” a 300-seat “theatre in the 

square” that at once harkens back to an intimate Italian teatro communale 

opera house of the 18th century, yet boasts the cool angular lines and 

modern features that could only be of our own time, made of wood, 

brushed steel, and topped by a massive trapezoid of glass. 

This month Classical New England will celebrate the best of both the 

old and new traditions at the Gardner. Sunday afternoons, we’ll bring you 

performances from the acclaimed Sunday Concert Series from the new 

Calderwood Hall, expertly curated by artistic director Scott Nikrenz. These 

performances will feature such ensembles as A Far Cry, (the Gardner’s resident 

orchestra) the Borromeo String Quartet and the Chamber Music Society of 

Lincoln Center. The series will kick off on February 3 with an encore presentation 

of the very first public concert from the new space: Classical New 

England’s January 2012 live broadcast featuring the Claremont Trio. 

Symphonies We Love 

By Cheryl Willoughby 

Classical New England Music Director 

There are symphonies about love, such as Karl Goldmark’s folksy Rustic 

Wedding Symphony, or Beethoven’s iconic ode to brotherly love, Symphony 

No. 9. And then there are the symphonies we love: you, me and every other 

appreciator of classical music we know. 

This month Classical New England invites you to play your part as we 

feature the Symphonies We Love. Which is your favorite Do you have a 

special memory or some sentimental connection to a particular symphony 

Do you go out of your way to experience live performances of your favorite 

My own answers to the above questions are: Dvořák’s “New World” 

Symphony No. 9; yes, I have a special memory; and yes again that I go out of 

my way to explore live performances. In fact, the last two answers are related. 

When I was a young music student playing with the Denver Youth 

Symphony Orchestra, I studied privately with the principal horn player of the 

And during the evenings, host James David Jacobs will revisit performances 

from WGBH’s vast archive of recorded concerts from the Gardner’s 

venerable Tapestry Room. Many of these concerts, not heard on the air in 

decades, will feature some of our region’s most storied performers, including 

former Boston Symphony concertmaster Joseph Silverstein, violinist Roman 

Totenberg, clarinetist Harold Wright, flutist Doriot Anthony Dwyer, and the 

Concord String Quartet. 

From the historic Tapestry Room in the original palazzo, to the futuristic 

design of Renzo Piano, join us for a month of music from the Gardner. 

Sunday Concert Series 

Sun 2/3, 2/10, 2/17 & 2/24 at 3pm 

Classical Music with James David Jacobs 

Mon–Fri at 9pm 

The Gardner’s Calderwood Hall 

Denver (now Colorado) Symphony Orchestra. Once a year the principal 

players in the youth symphony joined the professional symphony in playing 

a large-scale work. My opportunity came in 1984 during the Denver 

Symphony’s golden anniversary season. The concert’s feature piece was 

Dvořák’s 9th and I had the immense privilege of playing the majestic fourhorn 

soli in the last movement—with my teacher and two of his colleagues 

to a full house at Boettcher Concert Hall. 

There are more recordings of Dvořák’s 9th Symphony in my personal 

collection now (14 to be exact) than any other single piece. I love every one 

of them for their own unique qualities. And I will always go out of my way 

to hear that symphony performed live because of that one spectacular 

chance I had to play it myself in concert. 

Dvořák’s 9th is my choice for Symphonies We Love. What’s yours, and 

why Leave a comment for us on Facebook or Twitter, or drop us a note at 

classicalnewengland.org—and listen in all this month as we share the 

symphonies we love. 

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WCAI, Cape and Islands NPR Station 

Radio Launching Pad 

By Mindy Todd 

WCAI Managing Director for Editorial and Host 

Interns have always played a vital role at WCAI, helping our small staff produce 

local programming while gaining valuable experience that has helped 

advance their careers in public radio. 

Jeremy Hobson, now host of Marketplace 

Morning Report, interned with us in the summers of 

2000 and 2001. 

“I arrived at WCAI in the very early days,” Jeremy 

says, “The station had a startup quality: it was a 

powerhouse of creativity and a blank canvas.” Back 

then, WCAI was only broadcasting to Nantucket, 

which was a comfort to Jeremy, a fledgling host 

learning on the air. “If I screwed up, someone would 

literally have to take a boat [to Woods Hole] to complain to me about it in 

person,” he recalls. 

Phoebe Judge, currently a producer for American Public Media’s The 

Story, came to WCAI as an intern in the fall of 2006 and says it was a far 

different experience than she was anticipating. 

“I thought that I would be doing menial tasks, but it wasn’t long before 

I was producing music beds, writing Web copy, drafting spots for the newscasts 

and being asked my opinion about different types of programming,” 

she says. “By the end of my time at WCAI, I had moved from being an intern 

to covering a three-week murder trial on Nantucket and filing spots for NPR.” 

Bradley Campbell, host of Weekend Edition and Environmental Reporter 

on Rhode Island Public Radio, interned at WCAI in the summer of 2010. He 

says it was a tremendous learning experience. 

“WCAI set me to work right away producing stories. I didn’t log tape or 

pick up anyone’s laundry as I had at a previous internship. I was out in the 

field, mic in hand, talking to people.” 

His goal was simple: to break into public radio. “I finished the internship 

with a portfolio of 10 stories, on-air reporting experience with Neal Conan 

at the Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star game, and even a feature on NPR’s 

All Things Considered. Not a bad gig at all.” 

It is not uncommon for our interns who move up in the world to hold a 

special place in their hearts for WCAI. “I’ll always think of WCAI as the place 

where I learned about the value of sound: the art of the craft,” Jeremy says, 

“and about how much fun it can be to make radio every day.” 

Interested in a WCAI internship Contact cainan@wgbh.org. And to 

learn about student opportunities at WGBH (internships, co-ops) visit 

careers.wgbh.org or contact internships@wgbh.org. 

What’s on WCAI 

Online: capeandislands.org 

On-air: 90.1 Martha’s Vineyard, 91.1 Nantucket, 94.3 Brewster, 89.7 HD3 Boston 


5am BBC World Update 

6am Morning Edition 

9:30 The Point 

10am The Diane Rehm Show 

12pm The Takeaway 

1pm Fresh Air 

2pm Talk of the Nation 

4pm All Things Considered 

6pm The World 

7pm Marketplace 

7:30 The Point 

8pm Fresh Air 

9pm PBS NewsHour 

10pm The Story 

11pm News from the BBC 

12am News & Notes 

5am 

7am 

8am 

10am 

11am 

12pm 

1pm 

2pm 

3pm 

4pm 

5pm 

6pm 

8pm 

9pm 

10pm 

12am 

Saturday 

BBC World Service News 

Living on Earth 


Car Talk 

Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me! 

This American Life 

The Moth/Radiolab 

Splendid Table 

Bill Moyers 

On the Media 

Weekend All Things Considered 

A Prairie Home Companion 

Says You! 

Selected Shorts 

American Routes 

Afropop Worldwide 

Sunday 

5am BBC World Service News 

7am On Being 

8am Weekend Edition 

10am Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me! 

11am Bob Edwards Weekend 

12pm America’s Test Kitchen Radio 

1pm A Prairie Home Companion 

3pm To the Best of Our Knowledge 

4pm Studio 360 

5pm Weekend All Things Considered 

6pm This American Life 

7pm Arts & Ideas 

11pm On the Media 

12am Le Show with Harry Shearer 

Editor Karen Hartley 

Contributors Ron Bachman, Maria Bruno Ruiz, 

Phil Redo, Susan Reed, Ben Roe, Matt Roy, 

Mindy Todd 

Designers Meryl Brenner, Tong-Mei Chan 

Photo Research Julie Ecker, Lynn Mason 

Associate Creative Director Alison Kennedy 

Director, Constituent Communications 

Cynthia Broner 

Associate Director Susan Reed 

Director of Operations Brian Donovan 

Explore!, February 2013: Volume 23, Number 2, (ISSN 2152-7458) (USPS 0008 -188). Copyright 

2013. WGBH Educational Foundation. One Guest Street, Boston, MA 02135. All rights reserved. 

Explore! is published monthly by the WGBH Educational Foundation. Subscription is by 

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