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High School Quiz Show premieres | 10<br />
Open Studio with Jared Bowen | 10<br />
After Newtown | 15<br />
Downton Abbey-inspired evening | 26<br />
ON AIR, ONLINE, ON THE GO<br />
MEMBER GUIDE | FEBRUARY 2013<br />
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O’Connor<br />
Marlo Thomas<br />
Eleanor Holmes Norton<br />
Kathrine Switzer<br />
| <strong>page</strong> <strong>18</strong><br />
Gloria Steinem<br />
Get bonus content on your digital guide at<br />
wgbh.org/Explore (see inside front cover)
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From the President<br />
Women Who Make<br />
America<br />
Over the past 50 years, the work of millions of women has transformed every<br />
aspect of American life. And yet that story never has been told, until now.<br />
this month <strong>WGBH</strong> is proud to bring you Makers: Women Who Make America<br />
(<strong>page</strong> <strong>18</strong>), a broadcast and digital initiative that looks at the lives of exceptional<br />
women whose pioneering contributions continue to shape the world<br />
in which we live.<br />
“this project started eight years ago when i went to Gloria steinem in<br />
the hopes of doing a film on her life, and Gloria, in her egoless way, declined,”<br />
explains executive producer dyllan mcGee, who visited <strong>WGBH</strong>’s studios in<br />
november for a preview screening and discussion. steinem explained that her<br />
story was really part of a collective of stories. mcGee and her co-producers,<br />
Betsy West and Peter Kunhardt, went back to the drawing board and came up<br />
with the idea of a “living library” of video interviews with trailblazing women<br />
from all walks of life that would launch on the Web in advance of the broadcast<br />
and live well beyond it.<br />
One of those trailblazers is Kathrine Switzer, who back in 1967 was<br />
the first woman to run the Boston marathon as an official entrant—she<br />
registered as K.v. switzer—five years before the Boston Athletic Association<br />
would finally open the<br />
race to women. switzer,<br />
who joined mcGee at the<br />
<strong>WGBH</strong> podium, recalled<br />
that moment when an<br />
enraged race official<br />
physically tried to force<br />
her off the course. “i<br />
didn’t start out to be a<br />
feminist,” switzer says.<br />
“When Jock semple<br />
attacked me, it changed everything. By the time i finished the Boston<br />
marathon, i knew i wanted to help change the attitudes against women and<br />
to create opportunities for other women to run.”<br />
“i’m so happy that we’re finally hearing the stories and voices of women<br />
who make America,” says steinem, who is one of the project’s advisors as well<br />
as a featured subject. “We do what we see, not what we’re told, so an incomplete<br />
story of this country damages everyone. Makers will not only change our<br />
picture of the present, but release talent for the future.”<br />
expanding horizons. telling all our stories. Your generous annual support<br />
of <strong>WGBH</strong> is helping make a difference.<br />
Jon Abbott<br />
Get More!<br />
visit Makers.com to access more than 1,000 videos about groundbreaking<br />
women. And find bonus content for the program with <strong>WGBH</strong>’s<br />
digital edition of Explore! for your laptop, desktop or iPad at<br />
wgbh.org/Explore .<br />
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Arthur Read<br />
Britain in the 1920s: An Evening Inspired by Downton Abbey<br />
Join us for a very special evening to sample some of the<br />
music, food and dance that make the era portrayed in<br />
Downton Abbey Season 3 on <strong>WGBH</strong>’s Masterpiece so<br />
appealing. Experience a salon-style musical performance,<br />
which will transport you back in time to the early 1920s.<br />
Enjoy authentic cocktails and food while ballroom dancers<br />
waltz around you at the party. Learn more about British<br />
history after World War I from scholars who will speak<br />
about the financial, social and cultural changes of 1920s<br />
Britain. Don’t miss this festive event! Period formal dress<br />
is welcome. Thu, 2/28, 6–9pm at the <strong>WGBH</strong> Studios in<br />
Brighton. Space is limited, so reserve your tickets now.<br />
Info: wgbh.org/inspire<br />
Ladysmith Black Mambazo<br />
South Africa’s Ladysmith Black Mambazo<br />
thrills audiences around the world with its<br />
a cappella singing, harmonized in layers of<br />
call and response. <strong>WGBH</strong> members receive<br />
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Limit 4 tickets per member. Use code<br />
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Discount expires Thu, 2/7, at 5pm.<br />
Info: 617-876-4275; WorldMusic.org<br />
Grupo Corpo<br />
Celebrity Series of Boston presents Grupo<br />
Corpo, a Brazilian contemporary dance<br />
company known worldwide for melding<br />
the traditional<br />
rhythms of Brazil<br />
with ballet and<br />
modern dance.<br />
2/28–3/2 at the<br />
Citi Performing Arts<br />
Center’s Shubert<br />
Theater in Boston. <strong>WGBH</strong> members save<br />
10% (limit 4 tickets per member) Info:<br />
617-482-2595; celebrityseries.org<br />
Taste of <strong>WGBH</strong><br />
Wine Loves Chocolate,<br />
Chocolate Loves Wine<br />
Wine and chocolate are the classic accompaniments<br />
to the romance of Valentine’s<br />
Day, and <strong>WGBH</strong> wants to give you a<br />
delicious chance to learn more about this<br />
palate-pleasing pair. Chocolate comes in a<br />
wide variety of shapes, sizes, flavors and<br />
compositions.<br />
Wine comes in a<br />
wide variety of<br />
intensities, textures<br />
and flavors.<br />
Join us on Thur,<br />
2/14, 6–8pm to determine which pairs<br />
make a great match. Info and tickets:<br />
wgbh.org/tasteofwgbh<br />
China National Orchestra<br />
The China National Symphony Orchestra, conducted by En Shao, has garnered a reputation<br />
as a meticulous group with a diverse repertoire. Having performed internationally, China National<br />
Symphony Orchestra now comes to Worcester on Fri, 2/15 at 8pm at Mechanics Hall (pre-concert<br />
talk begins at 7pm). Featuring piano soloist Wu Muye. Presented by Music Worcester. <strong>WGBH</strong><br />
members save 10% on up to 2 tickets. Info: 508-752-0888; mechanicshall.org<br />
Freedom Rising<br />
The Museum of African American History commemorates the 150th anniversary<br />
of the Emancipation Proclamation and of the Massachusetts 54th<br />
Regiment, the first black soldiers from the North to serve in the American<br />
Civil War, through Freedom Rising 2013 (pictured, Henry A. Monroe,<br />
54th Massachusetts Regiment Drummer Boy). The exhibit features<br />
lectures, concerts and children’s events that enhance the discussion of<br />
abolitionist history. Presented by the Museum of African American<br />
History, Boston and Nantucket. <strong>WGBH</strong> members save 10% at the<br />
museum store. Info: 617-725-0022; maah.org<br />
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Saturdays on 2 and 44<br />
6am 2 Bob the Builder (d)<br />
44 Mr. Rogers’<br />
Neighborhood (d)<br />
6:30 2 Thomas & Friends (d)<br />
44 Curious George (d)<br />
7am 2 Curious George (d)<br />
44 Sesame Street(d)<br />
7:30 2 Cat in the Hat<br />
8am 2 Super Why!<br />
44 Barney & Friends (d)<br />
8:30 2 Daniel Tiger’s<br />
Neighborhood (d)<br />
44 Caillou (d)<br />
9am 2 Curious George (d)<br />
44 Daniel Tiger’s<br />
Neighborhood (d)<br />
9:30 2 Wild Kratts (d)<br />
44 Thomas & Friends (d)<br />
10am 2 WordGirl (d)<br />
44 Peep & Big Wide World<br />
10:30 2 Dragonfly TV<br />
44 Cat in the Hat<br />
Weekends<br />
on ’GBH Kids<br />
6am Martha Speaks (d)<br />
6:30 Dinosaur Train (d)<br />
7am Daniel Tiger’s<br />
Neighborhood (d)<br />
7:30 Peep & Big Wide World<br />
8am Clifford the Big Red Dog (d)<br />
8:30 Curious George (d)<br />
9am Curious George (d)<br />
9:30 Fetch! with Ruff<br />
Ruffman (d)<br />
10am Cat in the Hat<br />
10:30 WordGirl (d)<br />
11am Cyberchase (d)<br />
11:30 Zula Patrol<br />
12noon Zula Patrol<br />
12:30 Arthur (d)<br />
1pm Fetch! with Ruff<br />
Ruffman (d)<br />
1:30 Curious George (d)<br />
2pm Curious George (d)<br />
2:30 Dragonfly TV<br />
3pm Jonathan Bird’s Blue World<br />
3:30 Hands On: Crafts for Kids<br />
4pm WordGirl (d)<br />
4:30 Dragonfly TV<br />
5pm Biz Kids<br />
5:30 Jonathan Bird’s Blue World<br />
Sundays on 2 Weekdays on 2<br />
Weekdays on 44<br />
6am Daniel Tiger’s<br />
Neighborhood (d)<br />
6:30 Dinosaur Train (d)<br />
7am Cat in the Hat<br />
7:30 Curious George (d)<br />
8am Peep & Big Wide World<br />
8:30 Bali<br />
9am Angelina Ballerina<br />
9:30 Anne of Green Gables<br />
10am Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman<br />
10:30 WordGirl (d)<br />
Weekdays<br />
on ’GBH Kids<br />
6am Hands On: Crafts for Kids<br />
6:30 Hands On: Crafts for Kids<br />
7am Maya & Miguel (d)<br />
7:30 WordGirl (d)<br />
8am Cat in the Hat<br />
8:30 Zula Patrol<br />
9am Cyberchase (d)<br />
9:30 Curious George (d)<br />
10am Curious George (d)<br />
10:30 Arthur (d)<br />
11am Clifford the Big Red Dog (d)<br />
11:30 Martha Speaks (d)<br />
12noon Fetch! with Ruff<br />
Ruffman (d)<br />
12:30 Fetch! with Ruff<br />
Ruffman (d)<br />
1pm The Electric Company (d)<br />
1:30 WordGirl (d)<br />
2pm Wild Kratts (d)<br />
2:30 Wild Kratts (d)<br />
3pm Hands On: Crafts for Kids<br />
3:30 Cat in the Hat<br />
4pm Curious George (d)<br />
4:30 Curious George (d)<br />
5pm Wild Kratts (d)<br />
5:30 Cyberchase (d)<br />
All programs, unless noted (*), are closed captioned for<br />
viewers who are deaf or hard of hearing. (d) Described<br />
for viewers who are blind or visually impaired. To access<br />
video descriptions, activate the second audio program<br />
(SAP) on your stereo TV, VCR or DVD player. For more<br />
information on <strong>WGBH</strong>’s services for people with<br />
disabilities, go to wgbh.org/access.<br />
6am Clifford the Big Red Dog (d)<br />
6:30 Sid the Science Kid (d)<br />
7am Arthur (d)<br />
7:30 Martha Speaks (d)<br />
8am Curious George (d)<br />
8:30 Cat in the Hat<br />
9am Super Why!<br />
9:30 Dinosaur Train (d)<br />
10am Sesame Street (d)<br />
11am Daniel Tiger’s<br />
Neighborhood (d)<br />
11:30 Arthur (d)<br />
12noon Caillou (d)<br />
12:30 Thomas & Friends (d)<br />
1pm Peep & Big Wide World<br />
1:30 Daniel Tiger’s<br />
Neighborhood (d)<br />
2pm Super Why!<br />
2:30 Martha Speaks (d)<br />
3pm Curious George (d)<br />
3:30 Wild Kratts (d)<br />
4pm Cyberchase (d)<br />
4:30 WordGirl (d)<br />
5pm The Electric Company (d)<br />
5:30 Wild Kratts (d) (Mon–Thu)<br />
Fetch! (d) (Fri)<br />
6am Sesame Street (d)<br />
7am Curious George (d)<br />
7:30 Peep & Big Wide World<br />
8am Sid the Science Kid (d)<br />
8:30 Dinosaur Train (d)<br />
9am Cat in the Hat<br />
9:30 Word World<br />
10am Super Why!<br />
10:30 Caillou (d)<br />
11am Barney & Friends (d)<br />
11:30 Daniel Tiger’s<br />
Neighborhood (d)<br />
High School Quiz<br />
Show Begins!<br />
Tune in for the fourth season of High<br />
School Quiz Show (see <strong>page</strong> 10). In<br />
addition to its Sun, 6:30pm premiere<br />
broadcast on 2/10, the program also<br />
will begin airing during the day on:<br />
• Tue at 4pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
(premiering 2/12)<br />
• Fri at 7:30am on <strong>WGBH</strong> 44<br />
(premiering 2/15)<br />
Canine Care<br />
In <strong>WGBH</strong>’s brand-new Curious<br />
George episode, Where’s the<br />
Firedog, George’s canine friend<br />
Blaze keeps running away from<br />
the firehouse. When Blaze winds<br />
up in an animal shelter, George and his firefighter friend Sam learn<br />
how to keep her safe by putting a tag on her collar, walking her on a<br />
leash and making sure she’s never lonely.<br />
Curious George/Where’s the Firedog<br />
Premieres Mon, 2/4 at 8am on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
Find That Pup!<br />
In a new <strong>WGBH</strong>-produced Martha Speaks<br />
episode, Martha is thrilled when she’s<br />
asked to sing at an animal rescue fundraiser.<br />
But on the day of the concert,<br />
Martha gets mixed up with another dog<br />
named Martha who belongs to a lady named Jennifer (Jennifer<br />
Garner). Can Martha help Jennifer locate her missing pup before<br />
it’s time to sing<br />
Martha Speaks/Too Many Marthas<br />
Premieres Mon, 2/4 at 7:30am & 2:30pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
NEW<br />
SEASON!
Prime Time on 2 44<br />
Be more informed! Tune in PBS NewsHour<br />
weeknights at 6pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2 and Greater Boston with<br />
Emily Rooney weeknights at 7pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2.<br />
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2 Washington Week McLaughlin Group Shakespeare Uncovered Richard II with Derek Jacobi Shakespeare Uncovered Henry IV & Henry V with Jeremy Irons<br />
44 This Old House Hour McLaughlin Group Need to Know Moyers & Company<br />
World (7pm) American Experience Henry Ford Space Shuttle Columbia: Mission of Hope PBS NewsHour<br />
Create Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table M. Stewart’s Cooking School This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
2 Keeping Up Appearances As Time Goes By Vicar of Dibley (9:40) Antiques Roadshow UK (10:07) Antiques Roadshow Boston, MA (Pt. 1)<br />
44 (7pm) Bedazzled Two for the Road<br />
World Washington Week McLaughlin Group Need to Know Inside Washington Shakespeare Uncovered The Comedies with Joely Richardson<br />
Create Lidia’s Italy in America Barbecue University Rachel’s Favorite Food Katie Brown Workshop Christina Cooks Cook’s Country<br />
2 Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 4) Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 5) Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 5)<br />
44 Nature Attenborough’s Life Stories: Understanding the Natural World Space Shuttle Columbia: Mission of Hope Nova Space Shuttle Disaster<br />
World America ReFramed Brother Outsider: The Life of Bayard Rustin Brooks: The City of 100 Hellos Global Voices I Was Worth 50 Sheep<br />
Create More Fast Food My Way America’s Test Kitchen Kimchi Chronicles M. Stewart’s Cooking School Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
2 Antiques Roadshow Boston, MA (Pt. 2) Market Warriors Antiquing in Long Beach, CA Independent Lens As Goes Janesville<br />
44 Midsomer Murders DCI Banks Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
World Pioneers of Television Game Shows Pioneers of Television Primetime Soaps PBS NewsHour<br />
Create Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table M. Stewart’s Cooking School This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
2 Pioneers of Television Miniseries American Experience Silicon Valley Lost State of Franklin<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow Boston, MA (Pt. 2) Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 5) Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 5)<br />
World Aspen Institute Presents Sports and Society: More Than a Game Nature Attenborough’s Stories: Understanding the Natural World PBS NewsHour<br />
Create More Fast Food My Way America’s Test Kitchen Kimchi Chronicles M. Stewart’s Cooking School Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
2 Nature Attenborough’s Life Stories, Our Fragile Planet Nova Building Pharaoh’s Chariot Life on Fire Pioneers of the Deep<br />
44 Lark Rise to Candleford Doc Martin Waking the Dead<br />
World (7pm) Independent Lens Out of Order Independent Lens As Goes Janesville PBS NewsHour<br />
Create Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table M. Stewart’s Cooking School Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
2 Roadside Stories Windows to the Wild 10 Things You Need to Know About Losing Weight Black in Latin America Haiti & The Dominican Republic<br />
44 Nova Building Pharaoh’s Chariot Frontline Globe Trekker Food Hour: Israel & The Palestinian Territories<br />
World Life on Fire Pioneers of the Deep Secrets of the Dead Churchill’s Deadly Decision PBS NewsHour<br />
Create More Fast Food My Way America’s Test Kitchen Kimchi Chronicles M. Stewart’s Cooking School Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
2 Washington Week Open Studio with Jared Bowen Shakespeare Uncovered Hamlet with David Tennant Shakespeare Uncovered The Tempest with Trevor Nunn<br />
44 This Old House Hour McLaughlin Group* Need to Know* Moyers & Company<br />
World (7pm) American Experience Custer’s Last Stand Intelligence Squared PBS NewsHour<br />
Create Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table M. Stewart’s Cooking School This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
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2 Keeping Up Appearances As Time Goes By Vicar of Dibley (9:40) Antiques Roadshow UK (10:10) Antiques Roadshow Boston, MA (Pt. 2)<br />
44 (7pm) Affair to Remember No Time for Sergeants<br />
World Washington Week McLaughlin Group Need to Know Inside Washington Shakespeare Uncovered Richard II with Derek Jacobi<br />
Create Lidia’s Italy in America Chefs A’ Field Barbecue University Cooking with Friends Taste of Louisiana Barbecue University<br />
2 Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 5) Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 6)<br />
44 10 Things You Need to Know About Losing Weight American Experience Silicon Valley Lost State of Franklin<br />
World America Reframed After Happily Ever After After the Harvest Global Voices Milking the Rhino<br />
Create More Fast Food My Way America’s Test Kitchen Kimchi Chronicles Christina Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
2 Antiques Roadshow Boston, MA (Pt. 3) Market Warriors Antiquing in Chantilly, VA Underground Railroad: The William Still Story<br />
44 Midsomer Murders DCI Banks Open Studio with Jared Bowen<br />
World America in Primetime Man of the House Pioneers of Television Superheroes PBS NewsHour<br />
Create Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table Christina This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
2 Frontline Cliffhanger American Experience Custer’s Last Stand<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow Boston, MA (Pt. 3) Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 6)<br />
World (7pm) AfroPop Young Lincoln State of the Union Address<br />
Create More Fast Food My Way America’s Test Kitchen Kimchi Chronicles Christina Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
2 Nature Cold Warriors: Wolves and Buffalo<br />
Nova Earth from Space<br />
44 Lark Rise to Candleford Doc Martin Waking the Dead<br />
World Faith in the Hood Frontline PBS NewsHour<br />
Create Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table Christina Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
2 Roadside Stories Windows to the Wild Make Me…Smart Black in Latin America Cuba: The Next Revolution<br />
44 Nova Earth from Space Frontline Cliffhanger<br />
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44 Pioneers of Television<br />
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changed modern<br />
industry. (d)<br />
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this month Nova’s Earth from Space (see <strong>page</strong> 13) gives us stunning new<br />
views of our planet. But just what are we looking at What is earth and<br />
everything on it made of While Nova’s new program provides the bigpicture<br />
view of the planet, one of its apps—Nova Elements for iPad—<br />
provides you with the tools you need to understand more about the<br />
naturally occurring elements that form the ingredients of everything in<br />
our world.<br />
the app, which was developed here at <strong>WGBH</strong> in conjunction with<br />
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wall and puts it into users’ hands, bringing life to the world’s elements<br />
in colorful and dynamic ways. With it, you can explore an interactive<br />
periodic table, build elements from their particles, construct 3d rotating<br />
molecules and play a game hosted by The New York Times’ david Pogue.<br />
And you also can use it to watch the two-hour companion program.<br />
“Nova Elements turns the exploration of the elements into a game<br />
that is updated over time, letting users develop an understanding of<br />
what gives each element its unique properties, and revealing why the<br />
periodic table is organized in the way it is,” says <strong>WGBH</strong>’s Lauren Aguirre,<br />
Nova’s director of new media.<br />
the free app has topped 330,000 downloads, and Elements’ high<br />
quality has turned heads. The New Yorker recommended it, dubbing the<br />
app a “digital Pick” on its Goings On blog, and itunes singled it out<br />
for distinction on several occasions: in the 2012 back-to-school<br />
campaign and as an Apple editor’s pick for one of 2012’s best apps<br />
for lifelong learning.<br />
“the app goes beyond the program on some of the science<br />
topics that are most fascinating, fun and fundamental to fans,” says<br />
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silent treatment between some characters to outright cold shoulders<br />
among others. Change arrives in a big way for some in episode 6,<br />
while a yearly cricket match with the village sees old scores settled<br />
and new plots hatched. And in episode 7, the Crawleys head to a<br />
scottish hunting lodge, while the downstairs staff stays behind. What<br />
could that scenario possibly lead to Find out in the much-anticipated<br />
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Hugh Bonneville, Michelle<br />
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<strong>WGBH</strong>’s American Experience<br />
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the high-tech mecca now<br />
known as silicon valley. the<br />
film spotlights the creativity of<br />
the young men who founded<br />
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particular, the brilliant, charismatic<br />
young physicist robert<br />
noyce. the radical innovations from this group included the integrated<br />
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plays and communicates, making possible everything from the Apollo<br />
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<strong>WGBH</strong>’s High School Quiz Show, winner of a 2012 national educational<br />
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fast-paced competition among public high school students. sixteen<br />
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from across massachusetts—will compete in the single-elimination,<br />
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corps members the skills to create<br />
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around the show.<br />
High School Quiz Show<br />
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(repeats each week saturday<br />
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5pm 2 Antiques Roadshow<br />
Boston, MA (Pt. 1) (See 2/2<br />
at 11am)<br />
44 Lidia’s Italy in America<br />
Italian American<br />
Sandwiches<br />
5:30 44 Simply Ming Omelets<br />
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6pm<br />
2 American Experience<br />
Henry Ford (See 2/2 at<br />
5pm) (d)<br />
44 American Experience<br />
Freedom Riders story of<br />
the young civil rights activists who<br />
journeyed through the deep south in<br />
1961. (d)<br />
8pm 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 4) (See 2/2 at 5pm) (d)<br />
44 Nature Attenborough’s Life<br />
Stories: Understanding the<br />
Natural World (See 2/3 at 1pm) (d)<br />
9pm 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 5) see More Downton Abbey!,<br />
<strong>page</strong> 9 (d)<br />
44 Space Shuttle<br />
Columbia: Mission<br />
of Hope<br />
10pm 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 5) (See 9pm) (d)<br />
44 Nova Space Shuttle<br />
Disaster From the creation<br />
of nAsA through<br />
decades of technical<br />
and financial<br />
compromises,<br />
Nova explores<br />
what went wrong<br />
when the space shuttle Columbia disintegrated<br />
over texas in 2003 prior to<br />
scheduled landing. (d)<br />
11pm 2 Pioneers of Television<br />
Superheroes (See 2/2 at<br />
2pm)<br />
44 Infinity Hall Live<br />
The Wailin’ Jennys<br />
Monday 4<br />
6pm 2 PBS NewsHour<br />
44 History Detectives<br />
7pm 2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
Manchester<br />
7:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
Andalucia, Gibraltar and<br />
Tangier<br />
44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
Pork Chops and Lentil Salad<br />
8pm 2 Antiques Roadshow<br />
Boston, MA (Pt. 2) Go<br />
inside the Boston Public Library to<br />
explore sketches from the beloved<br />
children’s book Make Way for<br />
Ducklings, the inspiration for Boston’s<br />
famous duckling sculptures. Boston<br />
guests carry a tune, bringing in a 1950<br />
selmer alto saxophone, an impressive<br />
George Gershwin collection and 1970s<br />
Beatles memorabilia.<br />
44 Midsomer Murders<br />
Destroying Angel (Pt. 1)<br />
9pm 2 Market Warriors<br />
Antiquing in Long Beach,<br />
CA the pickers<br />
head out to the<br />
Long Beach<br />
Antique market,<br />
where they are<br />
challenged to<br />
scour vendors’ booths for the best<br />
Asian smalls (miniature decorative or<br />
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44 DCI Banks<br />
Friend of the Devil<br />
10pm 2 Independent Lens<br />
As Goes Janesville spend<br />
time in Janesville, Wisconsin—the<br />
front lines of the debate over the<br />
future of the middle class. (d)<br />
10:30 44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
Stornoway<br />
11pm 2 Charlie Rose<br />
44 PBS NewsHour<br />
Tuesday 5<br />
6pm 2 PBS NewsHour<br />
44 History Detectives<br />
7pm 2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
HMS Victory<br />
7:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe Oslo<br />
44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
Summertime Supper<br />
8pm 2 Pioneers of Television<br />
Miniseries Join stars of<br />
landmark miniseries who comment on<br />
some of the top-rated programs in<br />
television history, including Roots; Rich<br />
Man, Poor Man; and The Thorn Birds.<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow<br />
Boston, MA (Pt. 2) (See 2/4<br />
at 8pm)<br />
9pm 2 American Experience<br />
Silicon Valley see Silicon<br />
Valley, <strong>page</strong> 9 (d)<br />
44 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d)<br />
10pm 44 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d)<br />
10:30 2 The Mysterious Lost<br />
State of Franklin<br />
11pm 2 Charlie Rose<br />
44 PBS NewsHour<br />
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6pm 2 PBS NewsHour<br />
44 History Detectives<br />
7pm 2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
Abergavenny 2<br />
7:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
Norway’s West: Fjords,<br />
Mountains and Bergen<br />
44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
Bistro-Style Steak and<br />
Potatoes<br />
8pm 2 Nature Attenborough’s Life<br />
Stories: Our Fragile Planet<br />
david Attenborough reflects on the<br />
dramatic impact that human beings<br />
have had on the natural world during<br />
his lifetime. (d)<br />
44 Lark Rise to<br />
Candleford<br />
9pm 2 Nova Building Pharaoh’s<br />
Chariot Follow a team of<br />
experts who build<br />
and test two<br />
accurate replicas<br />
of egyptian royal<br />
chariots.<br />
44 Doc Martin<br />
On the Edge (Pt. 2)<br />
10pm 2 Life on Fire Pioneers of<br />
the Deep see how sooty<br />
terns and Alvin shrimp have learned to<br />
cope with conditions in the tongan<br />
archipelago.<br />
44 Waking the Dead<br />
Substitute (Pt. 2)<br />
11pm 2 Charlie Rose<br />
44 PBS NewsHour<br />
Thursday 7<br />
6pm 2 PBS NewsHour<br />
44 History Detectives<br />
7pm 2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
Ipswich<br />
7:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
Stockholm<br />
44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
Meat and Potatoes à la<br />
Française<br />
8pm 2 Roadside Stories Host<br />
Bob Wilson veers from the<br />
road and out onto<br />
the ice of Lake<br />
Winnipesaukee,<br />
where he takes<br />
the helm of the<br />
biggest ship on<br />
the lake, the Mount Washington.<br />
44 Nova Building Pharaoh’s<br />
Chariot (See 2/6 at 9pm)<br />
8:30 2 Windows to the Wild<br />
Connecticut River Canoe Trip<br />
Journey along the Connecticut river<br />
from Lemington to Guildhall, vermont,<br />
with host Willem Lange and a group of<br />
people attempting to establish a paddlers<br />
trail from the Canadian border to<br />
the massachusetts border.<br />
9pm 2 10 Things You Need to<br />
Know About Losing<br />
Weight<br />
44 Frontline<br />
10pm 2 Black in Latin America<br />
Haiti & The Dominican<br />
Republic: An Island Divided explore the<br />
social construct of race in the<br />
In This Corner…<br />
For thousands of years, wolves<br />
hunted buffalo across the vast<br />
north American plains, until the<br />
westward settlement of the<br />
continent saw the virtual<br />
extinction of these widespread<br />
herds and their canid predators.<br />
though threatened, this ancient<br />
relationship was not lost altogether.<br />
it continues uninterrupted<br />
in one location: the<br />
northern edge of Canada’s central plains in a place called Wood Buffalo<br />
national Park. today, buffalo and wolves still engage in epic life-anddeath<br />
dramas across this northern land. their story is captured in this<br />
program recorded by a filmmaker who has followed them for more<br />
than 20 years.<br />
Nature/Cold Warriors: Wolves and Buffalo<br />
Wed, 2/13 at 8pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
dominican republic and hear about<br />
the first-ever black republic in Haiti.<br />
(d)<br />
44 Globe Trekker<br />
Globe Trekker Food Hour:<br />
Israel & The Palestinian Territories (d)<br />
11pm 2 Charlie Rose<br />
44 PBS NewsHour<br />
Friday 8<br />
6pm 2 PBS NewsHour<br />
44 History Detectives<br />
7pm 2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
Dartington<br />
7:30 2 Basic Black<br />
44 Neighborhood Kitchens<br />
8pm 2 Washington Week<br />
44 This Old House Hour<br />
8:30 2 Open Studio with Jared<br />
Bowen see What It Takes<br />
to Create, <strong>page</strong> 10<br />
9pm 2 Shakespeare Uncovered<br />
Hamlet with David Tennant<br />
meet with david tennant and fellow<br />
Hamlets who compare notes on the<br />
challenge of playing the iconic role.<br />
44 McLaughlin Group<br />
9:30 44 Need to Know<br />
10pm 2 Shakespeare Uncovered<br />
The Tempest with Trevor<br />
Nunn travel with director trevor nunn<br />
through the magical, mysterious world<br />
of the Bard’s last complete play.<br />
44 Moyers & Company<br />
11pm 2 Need to Know<br />
44 PBS NewsHour<br />
11:30 2 Charlie Rose<br />
Saturday 9<br />
11am 2 Antiques Roadshow<br />
Boston, MA (Pt. 2) (See 2/4<br />
at 8pm)<br />
44 History Detectives<br />
12pm 2 The Mind of a Chef<br />
Simple david Chang visits<br />
Japan for some yakitori and high-end<br />
sushi.<br />
44 10 Things You Need to<br />
Know About Losing<br />
Weight<br />
12:30 2 Sara’s Weeknight Meals<br />
I’m Cheating on You<br />
1pm 2 The French Chef<br />
Omelette Show<br />
44 Nova Building Pharaoh’s<br />
Chariot (See 2/6 at 9pm)<br />
1:30 2 Lidia’s Italy in America<br />
It’s Chicken Time<br />
2pm 2 Simply Ming Ganache<br />
with Guest Joanne Chang<br />
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Love Sculpture that Surprises<br />
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Machine with 11 Scraps of Paper, Arthur Ganson<br />
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44 Pioneers of Television<br />
Miniseries (See 2/5 at 8pm)<br />
2:30 2 Martha Stewart’s<br />
Cooking School Frying<br />
3pm 2 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
Simple & Satisfying<br />
Vegetable Mains<br />
44 Shakespeare Uncovered<br />
Hamlet with David Tennant<br />
(See 2/8 at 9pm)<br />
3:30 2 Cook’s Country Hearty<br />
Autumn Dinner<br />
4pm 2 Neighborhood Kitchens<br />
44 Shakespeare Uncovered<br />
The Tempest with Trevor<br />
Nunn (See 2/8 at 10pm)<br />
4:30 2 Rough Cut Free-Standing<br />
Deck<br />
5pm 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d)<br />
44 The Mysterious Lost<br />
State of Franklin<br />
5:30 44 American Experience<br />
Silicon Valley (See 2/5 at<br />
9pm) (d)<br />
6pm 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d)<br />
7pm 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d)<br />
44 Affair to Remember<br />
engaged to others, two<br />
people (Cary Grant, deborah Kerr)<br />
meet aboard a cruise ship and then<br />
plan to reunite six months later atop<br />
the empire state Building.<br />
8pm 2 Keeping Up<br />
Appearances Season 3,<br />
Program 6<br />
8:30 2 As Time Goes By Series 7,<br />
Episode 2<br />
9pm 2 Vicar of Dibley Spring<br />
44 No Time for Sergeants<br />
A naive and stubborn<br />
Georgia rube (Andy Griffith) joins the<br />
peacetime Air Force and talks back to<br />
his sergeant (myron mcCormick).<br />
9:40 2 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
10:10 2 Antiques Roadshow<br />
Boston, MA (Pt. 2)<br />
11pm 44 Front Row Center<br />
The Beach Boys: Doing It<br />
Again<br />
11:06 2 Basic Black<br />
6am<br />
Sunday 10<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow<br />
Boston, MA (Pt. 2)<br />
The Big Picture<br />
this groundbreaking two-hour special, produced in extensive consultation<br />
with nAsA scientists, reveals a spectacular new space-based<br />
vision of our planet. <strong>WGBH</strong>’s Nova takes data from earth-observing<br />
satellites and transforms it into<br />
dazzling visual sequences, each<br />
one exposing the intricate and<br />
surprising web of forces that<br />
sustains life on earth. see how<br />
dust blown from the sahara<br />
fertilizes the Amazon, how a<br />
vast submarine “waterfall” off<br />
Antarctica helps drive ocean<br />
currents around the world, and<br />
how the sun’s heating up of the<br />
southern Atlantic gives birth to<br />
a colossally powerful hurricane. From the microscopic world of water<br />
molecules vaporizing over the ocean to the magnetic field that is<br />
bigger than earth itself, the show reveals the astonishing beauty and<br />
complexity of our dynamic planet.<br />
Nova/Earth from Space<br />
Wed, 2/13 at 9pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
Go Ahead…Make Me<br />
in a quirky new series with science at its heart, medical journalist<br />
Michael Mosley self-experiments and meets individuals and experts<br />
to answer some of science’s most puzzling questions. in Make Me…<br />
Smart, mosley sees if he can boost his intelligence before taking a<br />
mensa test, meets America’s most intelligent man (a former bouncer)<br />
and attends an institute<br />
claiming to teach babies<br />
to read. in Make Me…Live<br />
Forever, mosley embarks<br />
on a calorie-restricted<br />
diet, injects himself with<br />
testosterone and visits a<br />
life-extension house, all<br />
with the aim of seeing if<br />
any modern elixirs of<br />
youth actually work. And<br />
in Make Me…Stay Awake,<br />
mosely attempts to forego sleep for as long as possible, meets a scientist<br />
keeping flies awake and visits texas to speak with contenders in an<br />
annual sleep deprivation contest.<br />
Make Me…Smart<br />
Thu, 2/14 at 9pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
Make Me…Live Forever<br />
Thu, 2/21 at 9pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
Make Me…Stay Awake<br />
Thu, 2/28 at 9pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
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7am 44 Religion & Ethics<br />
NewsWeekly<br />
7:30 44 To the Contrary with<br />
Bonnie Erbe<br />
8am 44 Moneytrack (d)<br />
8:30 44 Consuelo Mack<br />
WealthTrack<br />
9am 44 Need to Know<br />
9:30 44 Greater Boston<br />
10am 44 Inside Washington<br />
10:30 44 McLaughlin Group<br />
11am 2 Open Studio with Jared<br />
Bowen (See 2/8 at<br />
8:30pm)<br />
44 The Victory Garden (d)<br />
11:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
European Travel Skills<br />
(Pt. 1)<br />
44 Theater Talk<br />
12pm 2 Art Wolfe’s Travels to<br />
the Edge The Southern<br />
Ocean: South Georgia Island<br />
44 The Lawrence Welk<br />
Show Love Songs<br />
12:30 2 Basic Black<br />
1pm 2 Ask This Old House<br />
44 MotorWeek 2013 Drivers’<br />
Choice Awards<br />
1:30 2 Nature Attenborough’s Life<br />
Stories: Our Fragile Planet<br />
(See 2/6 at 8pm) (d)<br />
44 Saving the Ocean<br />
The Sacred Island discover<br />
how local villages are winning control<br />
over their fishing grounds on the<br />
island of Pemba.<br />
2pm 44 Ciao Italia Something<br />
Sweet<br />
2:30 2 Something Ventured:<br />
Risk, Reward and the<br />
Original Venture Capitalists<br />
44 Martha Stewart’s<br />
Cooking School Poaching<br />
3pm 44 Cuisine Culture Daniel<br />
Boulud, New York<br />
3:30 44 Kimchi Chronicles<br />
The Seafood Chronicles (d)<br />
4pm 2 American Experience<br />
Silicon Valley (See 2/5 at<br />
9pm) (d)<br />
44 Hubert Keller: Secrets<br />
of a Chef Small Bites,<br />
Big Flavors<br />
4:30 44 Essential Pepin Fruit Fete<br />
(d)<br />
5pm 44 Lidia’s Italy in America<br />
New England’s Italy<br />
5:30 2 Antiques Roadshow<br />
Boston, MA (Pt. 2) (See 2/4<br />
at 8pm)<br />
44 Simply Ming Ganache<br />
with Guest Joanne Chang<br />
6pm 44 No Time for Sergeants<br />
6:30 2 High School Quiz Show<br />
see Matching Wits,<br />
<strong>page</strong> 10<br />
7pm 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d)<br />
8pm 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 5) (See 2/3 at 9pm) (d)<br />
44 10 Things You Need to<br />
Know About Losing<br />
Weight<br />
9pm 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 6) see More Downton Abbey!,<br />
<strong>page</strong> 9 (d)<br />
44 American Experience<br />
Silicon Valley (See 2/5 at<br />
9pm) (d)<br />
10:30 44 The Mysterious Lost<br />
State of Franklin<br />
11pm 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 6) (See 9pm) (d)<br />
44 Infinity Hall Live<br />
Rusted Root<br />
6pm<br />
7pm<br />
Monday 11<br />
2 PBS NewsHour<br />
44 History Detectives<br />
2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
7:30 2 Behind the Scenes with<br />
Antiques Roadshow<br />
44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
Ultimate Italian<br />
8pm 2 Antiques Roadshow<br />
Boston, MA (Pt. 3) Host<br />
mark Walberg and appraiser stephen<br />
Fletcher explore folk art carvings at<br />
the historic sleeper-mcCann House in<br />
Gloucester. discoveries from show<br />
guests include a host of arms and militaria,<br />
including Civil War photographs;<br />
World War ii German POW signs; and a<br />
circa <strong>18</strong>10 south Carolina musket.<br />
44 Midsomer Murders<br />
Destroying Angel (Pt. 2)<br />
9pm 2 Market Warriors<br />
Antiquing in Chantilly, VA<br />
the pickers travel to Chantilly, virginia,<br />
for the dC Big Flea to seek their target<br />
assignment: miniature furniture.<br />
44 DCI Banks<br />
Cold Is the Grave<br />
10pm 2 Underground Railroad:<br />
The William Still Story<br />
the story of William still, one of the<br />
most important, yet unheralded, individuals<br />
of the Underground railroad.<br />
10:30 44 Open Studio with<br />
Jared Bowen (See 2/8 at<br />
8:30pm)<br />
The Mystery of Family<br />
Filmmaker Doug<br />
Block had every reason<br />
to believe his parents’<br />
54-year marriage was a<br />
good one. so he wasn’t<br />
prepared when, just a<br />
few months after his<br />
mother’s unexpected<br />
death, his 83-year-old<br />
father, Mike, phoned<br />
to announce he was<br />
moving to Florida to live with “Kitty,” his secretary from 40 years<br />
before. 51 Birch Street chronicles Block’s unpredictable journey through<br />
the dramatic, life-changing events that follow. spanning 60 years and<br />
three generations, the film weaves together hundreds of faded snapshots,<br />
8mm home movies and two decades of verité footage to tell the<br />
tale of what can happen when fundamental assumptions about family<br />
are called into question.<br />
America ReFramed/51 Birch Street<br />
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2 Charlie Rose<br />
44 PBS NewsHour<br />
Tuesday 12<br />
6pm 2 PBS NewsHour<br />
44 History Detectives<br />
7pm 2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
7:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
Galicia and the Camino de<br />
Santiago<br />
44 Behind the Scenes with<br />
Antiques Roadshow<br />
8pm 2 Frontline Cliffhanger (d)<br />
A behind-the-scenes look<br />
at how Washington failed to solve the<br />
country’s problems of debt and deficit.<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow<br />
Boston, MA (Pt. 3) (See<br />
2/11 at 8pm)<br />
9pm 2 American Experience<br />
Custer’s Last Stand (d)<br />
44 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 6) (See 2/10 at 9pm) (d)<br />
11pm 2 Charlie Rose<br />
44 PBS NewsHour<br />
6pm<br />
Wednesday 13<br />
2 PBS NewsHour<br />
44 History Detectives<br />
7pm 2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
Lichfield Cathedral<br />
7:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
Basque Country<br />
44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
A Taste of Spain<br />
8pm 2 Nature Cold Warriors:<br />
Wolves and Buffalo see<br />
In This Corner…, <strong>page</strong> 12<br />
44 Lark Rise to<br />
Candleford<br />
9pm 2 Nova Earth from Space<br />
see The Big Picture,<br />
<strong>page</strong> 13<br />
44<br />
Doc Martin<br />
The Apple Doesn’t Fall<br />
10pm 44 Waking the Dead<br />
11pm<br />
How can I reduce<br />
my mortgage<br />
payment or terms<br />
Endgame (Pt. 1)<br />
2 Charlie Rose<br />
44 PBS NewsHour<br />
Thursday 14<br />
6pm 2 PBS NewsHour<br />
44 History Detectives<br />
7pm 2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
7:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
Rome: Ancient Glory<br />
44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
Simple & Satisfying<br />
Vegetable Mains<br />
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8pm 2 Roadside Stories Host<br />
Bob Wilson and his son<br />
head to a sugar shack in western<br />
massachusetts to help collect sap for<br />
maple syrup. then they learn about<br />
the latest trend sweeping the globe:<br />
geocaching.<br />
44 Nova Earth from Space<br />
(See 2/13 at 9pm)<br />
Effecting Change<br />
Whitney M. Young, Jr. was one of the most celebrated—and controversial—leaders<br />
of the civil rights era. Unique among black leaders,<br />
he took the fight directly to the powerful white elite, gaining allies<br />
in business and government, including three presidents. Young had<br />
the difficult tasks of calming the fears of white allies, relieving the<br />
doubts of fellow civil rights leaders, and responding to attacks from<br />
the militant Black Power movement.<br />
Learn about his accomplishments in<br />
this film that traces Young’s journey<br />
from segregated Kentucky to head of<br />
the national Urban League.<br />
Independent Lens/<br />
The Powerbroker: Whitney Young’s<br />
Fight for Civil Rights<br />
Tue, 2/<strong>18</strong> at 10pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
After Newtown<br />
in response to the tragic shootings in<br />
newtown, Connecticut, <strong>WGBH</strong> brings you a<br />
week of special programs designed to add<br />
context, depth and nuance to the national<br />
conversation about gun violence in<br />
America. <strong>WGBH</strong>’s Frontline investigates<br />
Adam Lanza, the Connecticut shooter<br />
whose life remains largely a mystery, and explores how those in<br />
newtown are wrestling with the nation’s gun culture and laws. the<br />
following night, <strong>WGBH</strong>’s Nova turns an eye to whether science can<br />
help us understand these horrific events, and provide clues about how<br />
to prevent them in the future. Other programs during the week<br />
include Guns USA, which traces the evolution of guns in America and<br />
the clash of cultures that reflect competing visions of our national<br />
identity, and The Path to Violence, which tells the story of how one<br />
program has helped schools detect problem behavior in advance. And<br />
throughout the week your favorite news programs—PBS NewsHour,<br />
Washington Week and Need to Know—will discuss pending legislation<br />
on access to guns and other issues related to this tragedy.<br />
Guns USA<br />
(title may change)<br />
Tue, 2/19 at 9pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
Frontline/Raising Adam Lanza<br />
Tue, 2/19 at 10pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
8:30 2 Windows to the Wild<br />
Hike with Rev. David Keller:<br />
Unfinished Business Host Willem Lange<br />
joins rev. david Keller at Pinkham<br />
notch to complete a hike halted due to<br />
heavy springtime stream waters.<br />
9pm 2 Make Me…Smart<br />
see Go Ahead…Make<br />
Me, <strong>page</strong> 13<br />
Nova/Mind of a Ram<strong>page</strong> Killer<br />
Wed, 2/20 at 9pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
The Path to Violence<br />
(title may change)<br />
Wed, 2/20 at 10pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
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10pm 2 Black in Latin America<br />
Cuba: The Next Revolution<br />
Learn how the culture, religion, politics<br />
and music of Cuba are inextricably<br />
linked to the importation of slaves. (d)<br />
44 Frontline Cliffhanger (d)<br />
11pm 2 Charlie Rose<br />
44 PBS NewsHour<br />
6pm<br />
7pm<br />
Friday 15<br />
2 PBS NewsHour<br />
44 History Detectives<br />
2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
Edinburgh<br />
From Sacred to Secular<br />
discover the life, music and influence of African American gospel<br />
singer and guitar virtuoso Sister Rosetta Tharpe. southern-born,<br />
Chicago-raised and new York-made, tharpe was a landmark figure in<br />
the history of gospel, blues and popular music. sister rosetta introduced<br />
the spiritual passion of her gospel music into the secular world<br />
of rock and roll, inspiring male icons of the genre. the flamboyant<br />
superstar, with her spectacular playing<br />
on the newly electrified guitar, had a<br />
major influence on many well-known<br />
musicians, including Chuck Berry,<br />
Johnny Cash, isaac Hayes, Jerry Lee<br />
Lewis, etta James and elvis Presley.<br />
American Masters/<br />
Sister Rosetta Tharpe:<br />
The Godmother of Rock and Roll<br />
Fri, 2/22 at 9pm on <strong>WGBH</strong> 2<br />
7:30 2 Basic Black<br />
44 Neighborhood Kitchens<br />
8pm 2 Washington Week<br />
44 This Old House Hour<br />
8:30 2 Open Studio with<br />
Jared Bowen<br />
9pm 2 Live from Lincoln Center<br />
Ring Them Bells! A Kander<br />
& Ebb Celebration<br />
with Rob Fisher,<br />
Joel Grey & Chita<br />
Rivera Celebrate<br />
some of musical<br />
theater’s most<br />
cherished songs written by Kander and<br />
ebb, including “All that Jazz,” “mister<br />
Cellophane,” “Wilkommen” and the<br />
incomparable “new York, new York.”<br />
44 McLaughlin Group<br />
9:30 44 Need to Know<br />
10pm 2 Lifecasters<br />
44 Moyers & Company<br />
11pm 2 Need to Know<br />
44 PBS NewsHour<br />
11:30 2 Charlie Rose<br />
11am<br />
12pm<br />
6pm<br />
Saturday 16<br />
2 Member Favorites<br />
44 History Detectives<br />
44 Member Favorites<br />
2 High School Quiz Show<br />
6:30 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
(Pt. 6) (See 2/10 at 9pm) (d)<br />
8:30 2 Member Favorites<br />
9:30 2 Behind the Scenes with<br />
Antiques Roadshow<br />
10pm 2 Antiques Roadshow<br />
Boston, MA (Pt. 3) (See<br />
2/11 at 8pm)<br />
11pm 2 Basic Black<br />
44 High School Quiz Show<br />
11:30 2 Ask This Old House<br />
44 Member Favorites<br />
Sunday 17<br />
6am 44 Antiques Roadshow<br />
Boston, MA (Pt. 3)<br />
7am 44 Religion & Ethics<br />
NewsWeekly<br />
7:30 44 To the Contrary with<br />
Bonnie Erbe<br />
8am 44 Moneytrack (d)<br />
8:30 44 Consuelo Mack<br />
WealthTrack<br />
9am 44 Need to Know<br />
9:30 44 Greater Boston<br />
10am 2 High School Quiz Show<br />
44 Inside Washington<br />
10:30 44 McLaughlin Group<br />
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11am 2 Member Favorites<br />
44 The Victory Garden<br />
11:30 44 Theater Talk<br />
12pm 44 Member Favorites<br />
5:30 2 Antiques Roadshow<br />
Boston, MA (Pt. 3) (See<br />
2/11 at 8pm)<br />
6:30 2 High School Quiz Show<br />
7pm 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey, season 3<br />
(Pt. 6) (See 2/10 at 9pm) (d)<br />
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44 American Experience<br />
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11pm 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
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44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
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44 Midsomer Murders<br />
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10:30 44 Open Studio with<br />
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11pm 2 Charlie Rose<br />
44 PBS NewsHour<br />
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44 History Detectives<br />
2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
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7:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
Rome: Back-Street Riches<br />
44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
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8pm 2 American Experience<br />
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44 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
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Lanza see After Newtown,<br />
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44 PBS NewsHour<br />
Wednesday 20<br />
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44 History Detectives<br />
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44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
7:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
Florence: Heart of the<br />
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44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
Ultimate Italian<br />
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44 Lark Rise to<br />
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44 Doc Martin<br />
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44 Waking the Dead<br />
Endgame (Pt. 2)<br />
11pm 2 Charlie Rose<br />
44 PBS NewsHour<br />
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44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
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44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
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44 Nova Mind of a Ram<strong>page</strong><br />
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8:30 2 Windows to the Wild<br />
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9pm 2 Make Me…Live Forever<br />
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44 Frontline<br />
10pm 2 Black in Latin America<br />
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44 PBS NewsHour<br />
Friday 22<br />
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44 History Detectives<br />
7pm 2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
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7:30 2 Basic Black<br />
44 Neighborhood Kitchens<br />
8pm 2 Washington Week<br />
44 This Old House Hour<br />
8:30 2 Open Studio with<br />
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9pm 2 American Masters<br />
Sister Rosetta Tharpe:<br />
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44 McLaughlin Group<br />
9:30 44 Need to Know<br />
10pm 2 Slavery by Another<br />
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44 Moyers & Company<br />
11pm 44 PBS NewsHour<br />
11:30 2 Charlie Rose<br />
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44 Bones of Turkana<br />
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44 Make Me…Stay Awake<br />
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44 Antiques Roadshow<br />
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44 Market Warriors<br />
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44 Nature A Murder of Crows<br />
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44 American Experience<br />
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44 American Masters<br />
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44 Hawaii A new england<br />
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44 High School Quiz Show<br />
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44 Inside Washington<br />
10:30 44 McLaughlin Group<br />
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44 The Victory Garden (d)<br />
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44 Theater Talk<br />
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44 Kimchi Chronicles<br />
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44 Essential Pepin<br />
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44 Simply Ming On the Road<br />
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6:30 2 High School Quiz Show<br />
7pm 2 Masterpiece Classic<br />
Downton Abbey season 3<br />
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8pm 44 Make Me…Live<br />
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44 American Experience<br />
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44 History Detectives<br />
7pm 2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
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Paris: Regal and Intimate<br />
44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
Two Ways with Fish<br />
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44 Midsomer Murders<br />
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44 DCI Banks Dry Bones<br />
That Dream<br />
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10:30 44 Open Studio with<br />
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11pm 44 PBS NewsHour<br />
11:30 2 Charlie Rose<br />
Tuesday 26<br />
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44 History Detectives<br />
7pm 2 Greater Boston<br />
44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
Rochdale<br />
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Paris: Embracing Life and<br />
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44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
Fall Classics<br />
8pm 2 Makers: Women Who<br />
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44 Antiques Roadshow<br />
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9pm 44 Masterpiece<br />
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44 PBS NewsHour<br />
Wednesday 27<br />
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44 History Detectives<br />
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44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
7:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
London: Historic and<br />
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44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
Rise-and-Shine Breakfast<br />
8pm 2 Nature Echo: An Elephant<br />
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44 Lark Rise to<br />
Candleford<br />
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in 2012, the world<br />
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44 Doc Martin City<br />
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44 Waking the Dead<br />
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44 PBS NewsHour<br />
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44 History Detectives<br />
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44 Antiques Roadshow UK<br />
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44 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
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44 Makers: Women Who<br />
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Arts & Drama<br />
Affair to Remember sat (2/9) 7pm<br />
on 44<br />
American Masters Sister Rosetta<br />
Tharpe: The Godmother of Rock and<br />
Roll Fri (2/22) 9pm on 2, sat (2/23) 2am,<br />
2pm, 5pm on 44; 5am on 2, sun (2/24)<br />
2:30pm on 2; mon (2/25) 4am on 44, tue<br />
(2/26) 5am on 44<br />
Austin City Limits Edward Sharpe &<br />
The Magnetic Zeroes/Tune-Yards sun<br />
(2/10) 12am on 44 • Gary Clark Jr./<br />
•<br />
Alabama Shakes sun (2/17) 12am on 44<br />
Tim McGraw sun (2/3) 12am on 44<br />
Bedazzled sat (2/2) 7pm on 44<br />
An Evening with Berdy Gordy sun<br />
(2/24) at 1pm on 2<br />
Front Row Center The Beach Boys:<br />
Doing It Again sat (2/9) 11pm on 44 •<br />
Richard Marx: A Night Out with Friends<br />
sat (2/2) 11pm on 44 • T-Bone Burnett<br />
Presents: The Secret Sisters with Elvis<br />
Costello and Jakob Dylan sat (2/23)<br />
11:30pm on 44<br />
Hawaii sat (2/23) 6pm on 44<br />
Infinity Hall Live Buckwheat Zydeco<br />
sun (2/17) 11pm on 44 • Rusted Root<br />
sun (2/10) 11pm on 44 • The Wailin’<br />
Jennys sun (2/3) 11pm on 44<br />
The Lawrence Welk Show The Italian<br />
Show sun (2/3) 12pm on 44 • Love<br />
Songs sun (2/10) 12pm on 44 • Salute<br />
to New York City sun (2/24) 12pm on 44<br />
Live from Lincoln Center Ring Them<br />
Bells! Rob Fisher Celebrates Kander &<br />
Ebb Fri (2/15) 9pm on 2, sat (2/16) 2am<br />
on 44, mon (2/<strong>18</strong>) 2am on 44; 4am on 2<br />
No Time for Sergeants sat (2/9) 9pm<br />
on 44, sun (2/10) 6pm on 44<br />
Open Studio with Jared Bowen Fri<br />
(2/8) 8:30pm on 2, sun (2/10) 11am on<br />
2, mon (2/11) 10:30pm on 44, tue (2/12)<br />
3:30am on 2, Fri (2/15) 8:30pm on 2,<br />
mon (2/<strong>18</strong>) 10:30pm on 44, tue (2/19)<br />
3:30am on 2, Fri (2/22) 8:30pm on 2,<br />
sun (2/24) 11am on 2, mon (2/25)<br />
10:30pm on 44, tue (2/26) 3:30am on 2<br />
Pioneers of Television Miniseries<br />
tue (2/5) 8pm on 2, Wed (2/6) 1am on<br />
44; 4am on 2, thu (2/7) 5am on 44,<br />
Fri (2/8) 1am on 2; 2:30pm on 44, sat<br />
(2/9) 2pm on 44, mon (2/11) 2am on 44<br />
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Primetime Soaps sun (2/3) 4pm on 2<br />
Superheroes sat (2/2) 2pm on 44,<br />
sun (2/3) 11pm on 2, Fri (2/22) 2:30pm<br />
on 44<br />
Shakespeare Uncovered Hamlet with<br />
David Tennant Fri (2/8) 9pm on 2, sat<br />
(2/9) 1:30am, 5am on 2; 2am, 3pm on<br />
44, mon (2/11) 3am on 44; 4am on 2,<br />
Wed (2/13) 1:30pm on 44 • Henry IV &<br />
Henry V with Jeremy Irons Fri (2/1)<br />
10pm on 2, sat (2/2) 3am, 4pm on 44,<br />
mon (2/4) 4am on 44 • Richard II with<br />
Derek Jacobi Fri (2/1) 9pm on 2, sat<br />
(2/2) 2am, 3pm on 44, mon (2/4) 3am<br />
on 44 • The Tempest with Trevor Nunn<br />
Fri (2/8) 10pm on 2, sat (2/9) 2:30am on<br />
2; 3am, 4pm on 44, mon (2/11) 4am on<br />
44; 5am on 2, Wed (2/13) 2:30pm on 44<br />
Soldier in the Rain sat (2/23) 9:20pm<br />
on 44, sun (2/24) 6pm on 44<br />
Sound Tracks: Music without<br />
Borders Fri (3/1) 5am on 2<br />
Theater Talk every sun 11:30am on 44<br />
Two for the Road sat (2/2) 9pm on 44<br />
Best of Britain<br />
As Time Goes By sat (2/2, 2/9, 2/23)<br />
8:30pm on 2<br />
DCI Banks Cold Is the Grave mon<br />
•(2/11) 9pm on 44, tue (2/12) 2am on 2<br />
Dry Bones That Dream mon (2/25)<br />
9pm on 44, tue (2/26) 2am on 2 •<br />
Friend of the Devil mon (2/4) 9pm on<br />
44, tue (2/5) 2am on 2 • Strange Affair<br />
mon (2/<strong>18</strong>) 9pm on 44, tue (2/19) 2am<br />
on 2<br />
Doc Martin every Wed 9pm on 44,<br />
thu 2am on 2<br />
Keeping Up Appearances sat (2/2,<br />
2/9) 8pm on 2<br />
Lark Rise to Candleford every Wed<br />
8pm on 44, thu 1am on 2<br />
Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey<br />
Season 3 (Pt. 4) sat (2/2) 5pm, 6pm,<br />
7pm on 2, sun (2/3) 8pm on 2 •<br />
Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 5) sun<br />
(2/3) 9pm, 10pm on 2, mon (2/4) 12am,<br />
1:30pm, 2:30pm on 44, tue (2/5) 3am,<br />
9pm, 10pm on 44, sat (2/9) 5pm, 6pm,<br />
7pm on 2, sun (2/10) 7pm, 8pm on 2 •<br />
Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 6) sun<br />
(2/10) 9pm, 11pm on 2, mon (2/11)<br />
12am, 1:30pm on 44, tue (2/12) 3am,<br />
9pm on 44, sat (2/16) 6:30pm on 2, sun<br />
(2/17) 7pm on 2 • Downton Abbey<br />
Season 3 (Pt. 7) sun (2/17) 9pm, 11pm<br />
on 2, mon (2/<strong>18</strong>) 12am, 1:30pm on 44,<br />
tue (2/19) 3am, 9pm on 44, sat (2/23)<br />
6:30pm on 2, sun (2/24) 7pm on 2<br />
Masterpiece Contemporary Page<br />
Eight sun (2/24) 9pm, 11pm on 2, mon<br />
(2/25) 12am, 1:30pm on 44, tue (2/26)<br />
3am, 9pm on 44<br />
Midsomer Murders Destroying<br />
Angel (Pt. 1) mon (2/4) 8pm on 44,<br />
tue (2/5) 1am on 2 • Destroying Angel<br />
(Pt. 2) mon (2/11) 8pm on 44, tue (2/12)<br />
1am on 2 • Electric Vendetta (Pt. 1)<br />
mon (2/<strong>18</strong>) 8pm on 44, tue (2/19) 1am<br />
on 2 • Electric Vendetta (Pt. 2) mon<br />
(2/25) 8pm on 44, tue (2/26) 1am on 2<br />
Vicar of Dibley sat (2/2, 2/9) 9pm on 2<br />
Vicar of Dibley Story sat (2/23) 9pm<br />
on 2<br />
Waking the Dead Endgame (Pt. 1)<br />
Wed (2/13) 10pm on 44, thu (2/14) 3am<br />
on 2 • Endgame (Pt. 2) Wed (2/20)<br />
10pm on 44, thu (2/21) 3am on 2 •<br />
Harbinger (Pt. 1) Wed (2/27) 10pm on<br />
44, thu (2/28) 3am on 2 • Substitute<br />
(Pt. 2) Wed (2/6) 10pm on 44, thu (2/7)<br />
3am on 2<br />
Food & Wine<br />
America’s Test Kitchen every mon–<br />
thu 7:30pm on 44 • Also on sat (2/2,<br />
2/9, 2/23) 3pm on 2<br />
Ciao Italia sun (2/3, 2/10, 2/24) 2pm<br />
on 44<br />
Cook’s Country sat (2/2) 3:30pm on 2,<br />
sun (2/3) 5am on 2, sat (2/9) 3:30pm on<br />
2, sun (2/10) 5am on 2, sat (2/23)<br />
3:30pm on 2<br />
Cuisine Culture sun (2/3, 2/10, 2/24)<br />
3pm on 44<br />
Essential Pepin sun (2/3, 2/10, 2/24)<br />
4:30pm on 44<br />
The French Chef sat (2/2, 2/9, 2/23)<br />
1pm on 2<br />
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef sun<br />
(2/3, 2/10, 2/24) 4pm on 44<br />
Lidia’s Italy in America sat (2/2)<br />
1:30pm on 2, sun (2/3) 5pm on 44, sat<br />
(2/9) 1:30pm on 2, sun (2/10) 5pm on<br />
44, sat (2/23) 1:30pm on 2, sun (2/24)<br />
5pm on 44<br />
Kimchi Chronicles sun (2/3, 2/10,<br />
2/24) 3:30pm on 44<br />
Martha Stewart’s Cooking School sat<br />
(2/2) 2:30pm on 2, sun (2/3) 2:30pm on<br />
44, sat (2/9) 2:30pm on 2, sun (2/10)<br />
2:30pm on 44, sat (2/23) 2:30pm on 2,<br />
sun (2/24) 2:30pm on 44<br />
Mind of a Chef every sat 12pm on 2<br />
Neighborhood Kitchens every Fri<br />
7:30pm on 44 • Also on sat (2/2) 4pm<br />
on 2, sun (2/3) 11am on 2, sat (2/9)<br />
4pm on 2, mon (2/<strong>18</strong>) 5:30am on 2, Wed<br />
(2/20) 3pm on 44, sat (2/23) 4pm on 2,<br />
sun (2/24) 2pm on 2; 7:30pm on 44<br />
Sara’s Weeknight Meals sat (2/2, 2/9,<br />
2/23) 12:30pm on 2<br />
Simply Ming sat (2/2) 2pm on 2, sun<br />
(2/3) 5:30pm on 44, sat (2/9) 2pm on 2,<br />
sun (2/10) 5:30pm on 44, sat (2/23)<br />
2pm on 2, sun (2/24) 5:30pm on 44<br />
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American Experience Billy the Kid tue<br />
(2/19) at 8pm, Wed (2/20) 1:30pm on<br />
44, thu (2/21) 2:30pm on 44, sat (2/23)<br />
4pm on 44, sun (2/24) 4:30pm on 2;<br />
9pm on 44 • Custer’s Last Stand tue<br />
(2/12) 9pm on 2, sun (2/17) 1:30am;<br />
9pm on 44 Freedom Riders sun (2/3)<br />
6pm on 44 • Henry Ford sat (2/2) 5pm<br />
on 44, sun (2/3) 2am on 44; 6pm on 2,<br />
mon (2/4) 1am on 44; 4am on 2, tue<br />
(2/5) 4am on 44 • Silicon Valley tue<br />
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Wed (2/20) 1am, 1:30pm on 44; 4am on<br />
2, thu (2/21) 4am on 44, Fri (2/22) 1am<br />
on 2, sun (2/24) 9pm on 44<br />
Antiques Roadshow every mon 8pm<br />
on 2, tue 2am, 1:30pm, 8pm on 44; 5am<br />
on 2, Wed 1am on 2, sun 6am on 44;<br />
5pm on 2 • Also on sat (2/2) 11am,<br />
10:07 on 2; 1pm on 44, Wed (2/6) 5am<br />
on 44, sat (2/9) 11am, 10:10pm on 2,<br />
Wed (2/13) 4am on 44, Fri (2/15) 5am<br />
on 44, sat (2/16) 10pm on 2, Wed (2/20)<br />
5am on 44, sat (2/23) 1pm on 44; 10pm<br />
on 2, tue (2/26) 2am, 1:30pm on 44;<br />
5am on 2, thu (2/28) 4am on 44<br />
Antiques Roadshow UK every mon–Fri<br />
7pm on 44 • Also on sat (2/2) 9:40pm<br />
on 2, mon (2/4) 10:30pm on 44, tue (2/5)<br />
3:30am on 2, sat (2/9) 9:40pm on 2<br />
Behind the Scenes with Antiques<br />
Roadshow sat (2/2) at 11pm on 2, mon<br />
(2/11) at 7:30pm on 2, tue (2/12) at<br />
7:30pm on 44, sat (2/16) 9:30pm on 2<br />
Fort Niagara: The Struggle for a<br />
Continent Wed (2/27) 5:30am on 44<br />
History Detectives every mon–Fri 6pm<br />
on 44 • Also on sat (2/2, 2/9, 2/16)<br />
11am on 44<br />
Makers: Women Who Make America<br />
tue (2/26) 8pm on 2, Wed (2/27) 1am on<br />
44; 1:30pm on 44, thu (2/28) 8pm on 44<br />
Market Warriors every mon 9pm on 2,<br />
tue 1am, 2:30pm on 44; 4am on 2, Wed<br />
2am on 2 • Also on mon (2/4) 5am on<br />
44, thu (2/7) 4am on 44, mon (2/11)<br />
5am on 44, Wed (2/13) 5am on 44, Fri<br />
(2/22) 5am on 44, sat (2/23) 2pm on 44,<br />
sun (2/24) 3:30pm on 2, mon (2/25)<br />
5am on 44, thu (2/28) 5am on 44<br />
The Mysterious Lost State of<br />
Franklin tue (2/5) 10:30pm on 2, Wed<br />
(2/6) 3pm on 44, sat (2/9) 5pm on 44,<br />
sun (2/10) 10:30pm on 44, Wed (2/20)<br />
2:30am on 44; 5:30am on 2, thu (2/21)<br />
5:30am on 44, sat (2/23) 4:30am on 44,<br />
mon (2/25) 3:30am on 44<br />
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Space Shuttle Columbia: Mission of<br />
Hope Fri (2/1) 1:30pm on 44, sat (2/2)<br />
4am on 44, sun (2/3) 9pm on 44<br />
Underground Railroad: The William<br />
Still Story mon (2/11) 10pm on 2, thu<br />
(2/14) 5am on 2, sat (2/16) 3:30am on<br />
44, tue (2/19) 5am on 44<br />
Home, Living & Travel<br />
10 Things You Need to Know About<br />
Losing Weight thu (2/7) 9pm on 2, Fri<br />
(2/8) 1:30pm on 44, sat (2/9) 3:30am on<br />
2; 12pm on 44, sun (2/10) 8pm on 44<br />
Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge every<br />
mon, tue, thu, Fri 4pm on 44 • Also on<br />
sun (2/3) 12pm on 2, Wed (2/6) 4pm on<br />
44, sun (2/10) 12pm on 2, Wed (2/13)<br />
4pm on 44, Wed (2/20) 4pm on 44, sun<br />
(2/24) 12pm on 2,<br />
Ask This Old House every mon–Fri<br />
4:30pm on 44, tue–Fri 12:30am on 44,<br />
sat<br />
•<br />
12:30am on 44, 11:30pm on 2<br />
Also on sun (2/10) 1pm on 2, sat<br />
(2/23) 2:30am on 2, sun (2/24) 11:30pm<br />
on 44<br />
Globe Trekker thu (2/7, 2/21) 10pm<br />
on 44<br />
Lifecasters Fri (2/8) 2am on 44; 5am on<br />
2, sat (2/9) 4am on 44, tue (2/12) 5am<br />
on 44, Fri (2/15) 10pm on 2<br />
MotorWeek sun (2/3, 2/10, 2/24) 1pm<br />
on 44<br />
Rick Steves’ Europe every mon–Wed,<br />
7:30pm on 2, mon–thu 1pm on 44, Fri<br />
1pm on 44 • Also on sat (2/2) 5am on<br />
2, sun (2/3) 11:30am on 2, Fri (2/8) 1pm<br />
on 44, sun (2/10) 11:30am on 2, thu<br />
(2/14) 7:30pm on 2, sat (2/16) 5am on<br />
2, sun (2/24) 11:30am on 2<br />
•<br />
Roadside Stories every thu 8pm on 2<br />
Also on sat (2/2) 2:30am on 2<br />
Rough Cut: Woodworking with<br />
Tommy Mac sat (2/2) 4:30pm on 2, sun<br />
(2/3) 5:30am on 2, sat (2/9) 4:30pm on<br />
2, sun (2/10) 5:30am on 2, sat (2/23)<br />
4:30pm on 2<br />
Rudy Maxa’s World every mon–tue,<br />
thur–Fri 3:30pm on 44 • Also on Wed<br />
(2/6, 2/13, 2/20) 3:30pm on 44<br />
This Old House Hour every Fri 8pm on<br />
44, sat 5am on 44 • Also on Fri (2/8)<br />
1am on 44; 4am on 2, Fri (2/15) 1am on<br />
44; 4am on 2, Fri (2/22) 1am on 44; 4am<br />
on 2, sat (2/23) 5pm on 2<br />
Victory Garden every sun 11am<br />
on 44<br />
News & Public Affairs<br />
BBC World News America every<br />
mon–Fri 5:30pm on 44<br />
Basic Black every Fri 7:30pm on 2 •<br />
Also on sat (2/2) 11pm on 2, sun (2/3)<br />
12:30pm on 2, sat (2/9) 11:06pm on 2,<br />
sun (2/10) 12:30pm on 2, sat (2/16)<br />
11pm on 2, sat (2/23) 11pm on 2, sun<br />
(2/24) 12:30pm on 2<br />
Black in Latin America Brazil: A Racial<br />
Paradise thu (2/21) 10pm on 2 •<br />
Cuba: The Next Revolution thu (2/14)<br />
10pm on 2 • Haiti & The Dominican<br />
Republic: An Island Divided thu (2/7)<br />
10pm on 2 • Mexico & Peru: The Black<br />
Grandma in the Closet thu (2/28) 10pm<br />
on 2<br />
Charlie Rose every mon–Fri 12pm on<br />
44, tue–thu 11pm on 2, Fri 11:30pm on<br />
2 • Also on mon (2/4) 11pm on 2, mon<br />
(2/11) 11pm on 2, mon (2/<strong>18</strong>) 11pm on<br />
2, mon (2/25) 11:30pm on 2<br />
Consuelo Mack WealthTrack every<br />
sun 8:30am on 44<br />
Frontline thu (2/7) 9pm on 44, tue<br />
(2/12) 8pm on 2, thu (2/14) 10pm on<br />
44, Fri (2/15) 1am on 2; 1:30pm on 44,<br />
tue (2/19) 10pm on 2, thu (2/21)<br />
2:30pm, 9pm on 44, Fri (2/22) 2am on 2,<br />
sat (2/23) 1pm on 44<br />
Greater Boston every mon–Fri 7pm on<br />
2, tue–Fri 12am on 2, sat 12:30am on 2,<br />
sun 9:30am on 44<br />
Guns USA tue (2/19) 9pm on 2, Fri<br />
(2/22) 3am on 2<br />
Half the Sky: Turning Oppression<br />
into Opportunity for Women<br />
Worldwide sun (2/17) 3am on 44<br />
Independent Lens Ai Weiwei: Never<br />
Sorry mon (2/25) 10pm on 2, Wed<br />
(2/27) 4am on 2; 4am on 44 • As Goes<br />
Janesville mon (2/4) 10pm on 2, Wed<br />
(2/6) 4am on 44; 5am on 2, sun (2/10)<br />
4am on 44 • The Powerbroker:<br />
Whitney Young’s Fight for Civil Rights<br />
mon (2/<strong>18</strong>) 10pm on 2, Wed (2/20) 4am<br />
on 44, sun (2/24) 4am on 44 • The<br />
Revisionaries sun (2/3) 4am on 44<br />
Inside Washington every sun 10am<br />
on 44<br />
Journal every mon–Fri 5pm on 44<br />
McLaughlin Group every Fri 9pm on<br />
44, sun 10:30am on 44 • Also on Fri<br />
(2/1) 8:30pm on 2, sat (2/2) 5:30am on<br />
2, sat (2/16) 5:30am on 2<br />
Moneytrack every sun 8am on 44<br />
Moyers & Company every Fri 10pm on<br />
44, sun 12:30am on 2<br />
Need to Know every Fri 9:30pm on 44,<br />
sat 1:30am on 44; 4:30am on 2, sun<br />
12am on 2; 5:30am, 9am on 44 • Also<br />
on Fri (2/1, 2/8, 2/15) 11pm on 2<br />
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The Path to Violence Wed (2/20)<br />
10pm on 2<br />
PBS NewsHour every mon–Fri 6pm on<br />
2; 11pm on 44<br />
PBS NewsHour State of the Union<br />
tue (2/12) 11pm on 2<br />
Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly every<br />
sun 7am on 44<br />
Slavery by Another Name Fri (2/22)<br />
10pm on 2, sat (2/23) 3am on 44, sun<br />
(2/24) 10pm on 44, mon (2/25) 2am on<br />
44; 4am on 2<br />
Something Ventured: Risk, Reward<br />
and the Original Venture Capitalists<br />
Fri (2/8) 3:30am on 2, sun (2/10)<br />
2:30pm on 2, sat (2/23) 3pm on 44<br />
Tavis Smiley every mon–Fri 12am on<br />
44, Wed–thu 12:30am on 2, sat 1am on<br />
2 • Also on tue (2/5) 12:30am on 2, Fri<br />
(2/8) 12:30am on 2, tue (2/12) 12:30am<br />
on 2, Fri (2/15) 12:30am on 2, tue (2/19)<br />
12:30am on 2, Fri (2/22) 12:30am on 2<br />
To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe<br />
every sun 7:30am on 44<br />
Washington Week with Gwen Ifill<br />
every Fri 8pm on 2, sat 1am on 44, sun<br />
5am on 44 • Also on sat (2/2, 2/16,<br />
2/23) 4am on 2<br />
Science & Nature<br />
After Words sun (2/3) at 3pm on 2<br />
Battle for the Elephants Wed (2/27)<br />
9pm on 2, thu (2/28) 2am, 2:30pm on<br />
44; 5am on 2<br />
Bones of Turkana thu (2/21) 3am<br />
on 44, Fri (2/22) 4am on 44, sat (2/23)<br />
11am on 44, sun (2/24) 2am on 44;<br />
5am on 2<br />
Life on Fire Pioneers of the Deep Wed<br />
(2/6) 10pm on 2, thu (2/7) 3am on 44,<br />
Fri (2/8) 5am on 44<br />
Make Me…from the BBC Make<br />
Me…Smart thu (2/14) 9pm on 2, Fri<br />
(2/15) 2:30pm on 44, sat (2/16) 1:30am<br />
on 2, sun (2/17) 8pm on 44, sat (2/23)<br />
12pm on 44 • Make Me…Live Forever<br />
thu (2/21) 9pm on 2, Fri (2/22) 1:30pm<br />
on 44, sun (2/24) 8pm on 44 • Make<br />
Me…Stay Awake thu (2/28) 9pm on 2<br />
Nature Attenborough’s Life Stories:<br />
Our Fragile Planet Wed (2/6) 8pm on 2,<br />
thu (2/7) 1am, 1:30pm on 44; 4am<br />
on 2, Fri (2/8) 3am on 44, sun (2/10)<br />
1:30am, 1:30pm on 2 • Attenborough’s<br />
Life Stories: Understanding the Natural<br />
World sat (2/2) 1:30am on 2, sun (2/3)<br />
1pm on 2; 8pm on 44 • Cold Warriors:<br />
Wolves and Buffalo Wed (2/13) 8pm<br />
on 2, thu (2/14) 1am on 44; 4am on 2,<br />
Fri (2/15) 2am on 44; 5am on 2 • Echo:<br />
An Elephant to Remember Wed (2/27)<br />
8pm on 2, thu (2/28) 1am, 1:30pm on<br />
44; 4am on 2 • A Murder of Crows Wed<br />
(2/20) 2:30pm on 44, 8pm on 2, thu<br />
(2/21) 1am, 1:30pm on 44; 4am on 2, Fri<br />
(2/22) 2am on 44; 5am on 2, sat (2/23)<br />
3pm on 44, sun (2/24) 1pm on 2<br />
Nova Building Pharaoh’s Chariot Wed<br />
(2/6) 9pm on 2, thu (2/7) 2am, 2:30pm,<br />
8pm on 44; 5am on 2, Fri (2/8) 4am on<br />
44, sat (2/9) 1pm on 44, sun (2/10) 1am<br />
on 44; 2:30am, 4am, 2:30pm on 2 •<br />
Earth from Space Wed (2/13) 9pm on 2,<br />
thu (2/14) 2am, 1:30pm, 8pm on 44, Fri<br />
(2/15) 2am on 2; 3am on 44, sun (2/17)<br />
1am on 44; 4am on 2 • Japan’s Killer<br />
Quake Wed (2/27) 10pm on 2, thu<br />
(2/28) 3am on 44 • Mind of a<br />
Ram<strong>page</strong> Killer Wed (2/20) 9pm on 2,<br />
thu (2/21) 8pm on 44, Fri (2/22) 1am on<br />
2 • Space Shuttle Disaster Fri (2/1)<br />
2:30pm on 44, sun (2/3) 10pm on 44 •<br />
Who Killed Lindbergh’s Baby sat (2/2)<br />
12pm on 44, sun (2/3) 1am on 44; 4am,<br />
2pm on 2<br />
Ribbon of Sand sat (2/16) 4:30am on<br />
44, mon (2/<strong>18</strong>) 5:30am on 44<br />
Saving the Ocean Destination Baja<br />
sun (2/24) 1:30pm on 44 • The Sacred<br />
Island sun (2/10) 1:30pm on 44 •<br />
Shark Reef sun (2/3) 1:30pm on 44<br />
Windows to the Wild Connecticut<br />
•<br />
River Canoe Trip thu (2/7) 8:30pm on 2<br />
Fifty Hikes North of the White<br />
Mountains thu (2/28) 8:30pm on 2 •<br />
Hike with Rev. David Keller: Unfinished<br />
Business thu (2/14) 8:30pm on 2 •<br />
Soaring in a Glider Plane over<br />
Franconia thu (2/21) 8:30pm on 2<br />
And More<br />
Granite State Challenge tue (2/12)<br />
4:30pm on 2, sat (2/16) 10am on 2, tue<br />
(2/19) 4:30pm on 2, sat (2/23) 10am on<br />
2, tue (2/26) 4:30pm on 2<br />
High School Quiz Show sun (2/10)<br />
6:30pm on 2, tue (2/12) 4pm on 2, Fri<br />
(2/15) 7:30am on 44, sat (2/16) 6pm on<br />
2; 11pm on 44, sun (2/17) 10am,<br />
6:30pm on 2, tue (2/19) 4pm on 2, Fri<br />
(2/22) 7:30am on 44, sat (2/23) 6pm on<br />
2; 11pm on 44, sun (2/24) 10am,<br />
6:30pm on 2, tue (2/26) 4pm on 2<br />
Find your favorite British dramas on <strong>WGBH</strong> 44 23
89.7 <strong>WGBH</strong>, Boston Public Radio<br />
A Call to Education<br />
By Phil Redo<br />
Managing Director of 89.7 <strong>WGBH</strong>, Boston Public Radio<br />
Education, the cornerstone of Boston, always has been at the heart of <strong>WGBH</strong>’s<br />
mission. This month, we’re pleased to share the news that 89.7 <strong>WGBH</strong> is<br />
launching a new higher-education desk to identify and report on the many<br />
issues affecting the future of higher education. As part of this effort, we will<br />
bring on board a dedicated lead reporter/correspondent and partner with,<br />
among others, the Forum for the Future of Higher Education, a non-profit<br />
community of academic leaders and scholars based at MIT.<br />
There never has been a better time to focus on education. Projections<br />
from Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce suggest<br />
that by 2020, nearly two-thirds of all jobs available in the US will require a<br />
post-secondary education—and that our nation is nowhere near producing<br />
a workforce that can meet those demands. If not significantly narrowed, this<br />
projected gap will weaken our future economic competitiveness, threaten<br />
our national security, and jeopardize the fundamental concept that a strong<br />
democracy requires both a well-informed and well-educated citizenry.<br />
Our goal is to examine the many challenges that face the future of<br />
higher education, including economics and finance, new technologies,<br />
changing demographics, workplace demands, the role of universities here and<br />
abroad, and advances in cognitive and neuroscience that could lead to better<br />
teaching methods. We will explore these issues by telling compelling stories<br />
that connect the issues to their impact on all of us.<br />
This dedicated focus on higher education is made possible by a grant<br />
from the Lumina Foundation. Look for our reports on 89.7 <strong>WGBH</strong> in the coming<br />
months, and then continue the conversation online, via social media and<br />
live events—all of which have the power to create a richer understanding of<br />
an aspect of our world that influences the entire world.<br />
What’s on 89.7 <strong>WGBH</strong><br />
Online: wgbh.org/radio<br />
On-air: 89.7 HD1 Boston<br />
Note: Schedule accurate at press time.<br />
Find updates online at wgbh.org/radio<br />
Monday–Friday<br />
Saturday<br />
Sunday<br />
5am<br />
BBC World Update/Marketplace Report<br />
6am<br />
Living on Earth<br />
6am<br />
Humankind<br />
6am<br />
Morning Edition/Marketplace Report<br />
7am<br />
Innovation Hub<br />
7am<br />
Being<br />
7:50am<br />
The Xconomy Report (Fri)<br />
8am<br />
Weekend Edition<br />
8am<br />
Weekend Edition<br />
10am<br />
11am<br />
12pm<br />
2pm<br />
3pm<br />
4pm<br />
6pm<br />
6:30pm<br />
7pm<br />
8pm<br />
The Diane Rehm Show<br />
The Takeaway<br />
Boston Public Radio<br />
Tell Me More<br />
The World<br />
All Things Considered<br />
Marketplace<br />
All Things Considered<br />
PBS NewsHour<br />
The World<br />
10am Studio 360<br />
11am This American Life<br />
12pm Says You!<br />
1pm Wait Wait…Don't Tell Me!<br />
2pm The Moth/Radio Lab<br />
3pm A Celtic Sojourn<br />
6pm A Prairie Home Companion<br />
8pm Says You!<br />
9pm Eric in the Evening<br />
12am Jazz with Bob Parlocha<br />
10am<br />
11am<br />
12pm<br />
2pm<br />
3pm<br />
4pm<br />
5pm<br />
6pm<br />
8pm<br />
9pm<br />
Bob Edwards Weekend<br />
Wait Wait…Don't Tell Me!<br />
A Prairie Home Companion<br />
Says You!<br />
America's Test Kitchen Radio<br />
Marketplace Money<br />
All Things Considered<br />
Arts & Ideas<br />
Jazz Decades<br />
Eric in the Evening<br />
9pm<br />
Boston Public Radio (Mon–Thu)<br />
Eric in the Evening (Fri)<br />
12am<br />
Public Radio Remix<br />
11pm<br />
The Story (Mon–Thu)<br />
12am<br />
Public Radio Remix (Mon–Thu)<br />
Jazz with Bob Parlocha (Fri)<br />
24 Schedules, program info, playlists: wgbh.org/897
NEC | 3.5x9.875” | august 2012<br />
Arts & Ideas<br />
Virtually Real<br />
At this point in the 21st century, it’s<br />
nearly impossible to talk about<br />
community-building without talking<br />
about the Web, which has radically transformed<br />
the way people meet, establish<br />
connections, maintain relationships and<br />
fight for what they believe in. But often,<br />
when changes are discussed, the focus is either on pure enthusiasm about<br />
the possibilities, or anxiety about online connections replacing physical<br />
ones. In this episode of State of the ReUnion, host Al Letson demonstrates<br />
ways the virtual has turned into the real by exploring the Internet’s impact<br />
on community-building in people’s daily lives, where the Web’s effects are<br />
rarely solely positive or negative.<br />
Sun, 2/10 at 7pm<br />
A Celtic Sojourn<br />
All That Is Irish<br />
March is a time for many in the Irish Diaspora to<br />
celebrate roots, and each year Brian O’Donovan<br />
presents a stage show called A St. Patrick’s Day<br />
Celtic Sojourn. In anticipation of this year’s show on<br />
Sat, 3/16, at Sanders Theatre in Cambridge, Brian<br />
explores past recordings of the show in this afternoon’s<br />
program, including songs by Dublin-born<br />
Susan McKeown, Michael Brunnock, Jeremy<br />
Kittel, Jefferson Hamer, Eamon O’Leary and more. (See <strong>page</strong> 19 for more information<br />
on the March stage show.)<br />
Sat, 2/23 at 3pm<br />
Free night<br />
Free nightS!<br />
Classical, jazz, world music<br />
and more...absolutely FREE.<br />
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Eric in the Evening<br />
Celebrating the Blues<br />
In celebration of African American history, this<br />
program presents the blues as it has been performed<br />
by many different artists throughout the<br />
years. Artists featured include Robert Johnson,<br />
Bessie Smith, Louis Armstrong, Muddy Waters,<br />
Miles Davis, John Coltrane and many more.<br />
Sun, 2/17 at 9pm<br />
Live from Scullers<br />
89.7 <strong>WGBH</strong>, Boston Public Radio, has joined with Scullers Jazz Club for a<br />
series of live broadcasts from the landmark jazz venue. This month, drummer<br />
Antonio Sanchez takes the stage as part of Live from Scullers, presented<br />
during <strong>WGBH</strong>’s Eric in the Evening program with<br />
host Eric Jackson. Sanchez has recorded and<br />
toured alongside Chick Corea, Gary Burton, Kenny<br />
Werner, Charlie Haden, Dee Dee Bridgewater,<br />
Dianne Reeves and Toots Thielmans. Sanchez is a<br />
three-time Grammy Award winner and graduate<br />
of the Berklee College of Music; his recordings include Migration and Live in<br />
New York at Jazz Standard. Eric will join Sanchez at Scullers and introduce<br />
him to radio audiences at 10pm.<br />
Fri, 2/22 at 10pm<br />
New England Conservatory presents<br />
over 900 concerts a year. Come see<br />
superb faculty artists and young<br />
musicians perform in Jordan Hall, one<br />
of the most renowned and beautiful<br />
venues in the world.<br />
On any given night, you’ll hear rousing<br />
symphonies, intimate chamber music,<br />
big band jazz, unexpected contemporary<br />
combinations or evocative music from<br />
around the world.<br />
For free. That’s right, free.<br />
For concerts, descriptions and schedules,<br />
go to necmusic.edu/free-concerts<br />
Schedules, program info, playlists: wgbh.org/897 25
Classical New England<br />
Downton Abbey Roars into the ’20s<br />
By Benjamin K. Roe<br />
Managing Director of Classical Services<br />
“Well, yes, as it is a waltz. I’m far too old for that awful foxtrot,” notes Violet,<br />
the Dowager Countess of Grantham, as she gets up to dance with Thomas<br />
(the troubled valet) in last year’s season-ending episode of Downton Abbey<br />
on <strong>WGBH</strong>’s Masterpiece. We don’t yet know how Season 3 will play out, but<br />
whatever the outcome, you can safely assume that music will play an integral<br />
part to the drama, as it has from the very start: Downton Abbey’s worldwide<br />
fame is thanks in no small part to Scottish composer John Lunn’s Emmy<br />
Award-winning soundtrack, which manages to portray in a matter of seconds<br />
the sweep, grandeur and ominous undertones of the entire series.<br />
Beyond the modern soundtrack, the music of the Downton era has<br />
figured into some of the most poignant scenes in the series, such as the<br />
two-hanky moment when a missing-in-action Matthew Crawley returns to<br />
Downton right as Lady Mary Grantham and her sister Edith are singing the<br />
then-popular hit “If You Were the Only Girl (in the World).” And, yes, in a<br />
clever bit of foreshadowing, Captain Crawley and Lady Mary sing the last<br />
stanza as a duet.<br />
“If You Were the Only Girl” was indeed a hit in 1916, though the<br />
Dowager doubtless would have disapproved: It was originally a foxtrot!<br />
And as Season 3 of the series moves into the Roaring Twenties, Classical<br />
New England will extend its survey of the music of the 1920s into the new<br />
decade, both on air and in our studios.<br />
On Thursday, February 28, you’re invited to join us for a special event at<br />
<strong>WGBH</strong>: Britain in the 1920s: An Evening Inspired by Downton Abbey. The<br />
evening will feature the debut of the “Highclere Sinfonietta,” an ensemble<br />
tailor-made to reprise some of the most enchanting music of the era, including<br />
a song or two. And if you’re inclined to waltz, please be our guest, but be<br />
mindful of the Countess’ s words to her dance partner’s invitation to try<br />
“the Black Bottom”: “Just keep me upright, and we’ll try to avoid it.”<br />
See <strong>page</strong> 2 for more information about <strong>WGBH</strong>’s Britain in the 1920s:<br />
An Evening Inspired by Downton Abbey.<br />
What’s on Classical New England<br />
Online: classicalnewengland.org<br />
On-air: 99.5 Boston-NH | 89.7 HD2 Boston | 96.3 Beacon Hill<br />
89.5 Nantucket | 88.7 Providence<br />
Monday–Friday<br />
Saturday<br />
Sunday<br />
5am<br />
10am<br />
2pm<br />
7pm<br />
9pm<br />
Classical Music with Laura Carlo<br />
8:30am Keith’s Classical Corner<br />
Classical Music with Alan McLellan<br />
12pm Café Europa<br />
Classical Music with Cathy Fuller<br />
Thursdays: 4pm BSO Previews<br />
Fridays: 4pm Drive Time Live<br />
Performance Today with Fred Child<br />
Classical Music with James David Jacobs<br />
Fridays: 9pm Concierto<br />
6am<br />
7am<br />
12pm<br />
5pm<br />
6pm<br />
7pm<br />
11pm<br />
In Performance with Cathy Fuller<br />
Classical Music with Ray Brown<br />
9am Classics For Kids<br />
Classical Music<br />
with Cheryl Willoughby<br />
Live from Fraser<br />
New England Summer Festivals<br />
Boston Symphony Orchestra<br />
BSO on Record<br />
6am<br />
7am<br />
11am<br />
12pm<br />
1pm<br />
3pm<br />
5pm<br />
6pm<br />
6:30pm<br />
The Bach Hour with Brian McCreath<br />
Baroque in Boston with Laura Carlo<br />
From the Top<br />
New England Summer Festivals<br />
Boston Symphony Orchestra<br />
Sunday Concert Series<br />
The Bach Hour with Brian McCreath<br />
Arias & Barcarolles with Cathy Fuller<br />
World of Opera<br />
10pm<br />
Live from Fraser<br />
Classical Online Channels<br />
classicalnewengland.org BSO Concert, Boston Early Music, Bach, and Kids Classical<br />
11pm<br />
Pipedreams<br />
26 Schedules, program info, playlists: classicalnewengland.org
A Month of Music from the Gardner<br />
By Benjamin K. Roe<br />
Managing Director of Classical Services<br />
Perhaps the best description of Isabella Stewart Gardner’s personality came<br />
in a letter from her cousin: “You must have a double [personality], one<br />
devoted to society, music, admiration, and pearls, and the other sterner sister<br />
given to labor and duty: a kind of Aphrodite with a lining of Athene.”<br />
Certainly Gardner’s devotion to music has been a part of the fabric of<br />
her museum since its opening 110 years ago, on January 1, 1903, when the<br />
noted Boston arts patron invited her friends at the Boston Symphony<br />
Orchestra to perform at her Italian villa-turned-art museum in Boston’s<br />
fashionable Fenway neighborhood. A couple of decades later, the Gardner’s<br />
musical activities were formalized with the launch of a Sunday afternoon<br />
concert series in the museum’s elegant Tapestry Room. Those Gardner concerts<br />
soon became a staple of Boston’s concert life, frequently featuring<br />
members of the BSO in intimate chamber-music performances.<br />
Last year, the tradition of great music at the Gardner entered a new era<br />
with the opening of Calderwood Hall, the stunning new performance space<br />
that is the jewel in the crown of the museum’s $114 million renovation<br />
designed by noted architect Renzo Piano. Calderwood has been described<br />
as “Italian form blending with Japanese function,” a 300-seat “theatre in the<br />
square” that at once harkens back to an intimate Italian teatro communale<br />
opera house of the <strong>18</strong>th century, yet boasts the cool angular lines and<br />
modern features that could only be of our own time, made of wood,<br />
brushed steel, and topped by a massive trapezoid of glass.<br />
This month Classical New England will celebrate the best of both the<br />
old and new traditions at the Gardner. Sunday afternoons, we’ll bring you<br />
performances from the acclaimed Sunday Concert Series from the new<br />
Calderwood Hall, expertly curated by artistic director Scott Nikrenz. These<br />
performances will feature such ensembles as A Far Cry, (the Gardner’s resident<br />
orchestra) the Borromeo String Quartet and the Chamber Music Society of<br />
Lincoln Center. The series will kick off on February 3 with an encore presentation<br />
of the very first public concert from the new space: Classical New<br />
England’s January 2012 live broadcast featuring the Claremont Trio.<br />
Symphonies We Love<br />
By Cheryl Willoughby<br />
Classical New England Music Director<br />
There are symphonies about love, such as Karl Goldmark’s folksy Rustic<br />
Wedding Symphony, or Beethoven’s iconic ode to brotherly love, Symphony<br />
No. 9. And then there are the symphonies we love: you, me and every other<br />
appreciator of classical music we know.<br />
This month Classical New England invites you to play your part as we<br />
feature the Symphonies We Love. Which is your favorite Do you have a<br />
special memory or some sentimental connection to a particular symphony<br />
Do you go out of your way to experience live performances of your favorite<br />
My own answers to the above questions are: Dvořák’s “New World”<br />
Symphony No. 9; yes, I have a special memory; and yes again that I go out of<br />
my way to explore live performances. In fact, the last two answers are related.<br />
When I was a young music student playing with the Denver Youth<br />
Symphony Orchestra, I studied privately with the principal horn player of the<br />
And during the evenings, host James David Jacobs will revisit performances<br />
from <strong>WGBH</strong>’s vast archive of recorded concerts from the Gardner’s<br />
venerable Tapestry Room. Many of these concerts, not heard on the air in<br />
decades, will feature some of our region’s most storied performers, including<br />
former Boston Symphony concertmaster Joseph Silverstein, violinist Roman<br />
Totenberg, clarinetist Harold Wright, flutist Doriot Anthony Dwyer, and the<br />
Concord String Quartet.<br />
From the historic Tapestry Room in the original palazzo, to the futuristic<br />
design of Renzo Piano, join us for a month of music from the Gardner.<br />
Sunday Concert Series<br />
Sun 2/3, 2/10, 2/17 & 2/24 at 3pm<br />
Classical Music with James David Jacobs<br />
Mon–Fri at 9pm<br />
The Gardner’s Calderwood Hall<br />
Denver (now Colorado) Symphony Orchestra. Once a year the principal<br />
players in the youth symphony joined the professional symphony in playing<br />
a large-scale work. My opportunity came in 1984 during the Denver<br />
Symphony’s golden anniversary season. The concert’s feature piece was<br />
Dvořák’s 9th and I had the immense privilege of playing the majestic fourhorn<br />
soli in the last movement—with my teacher and two of his colleagues<br />
to a full house at Boettcher Concert Hall.<br />
There are more recordings of Dvořák’s 9th Symphony in my personal<br />
collection now (14 to be exact) than any other single piece. I love every one<br />
of them for their own unique qualities. And I will always go out of my way<br />
to hear that symphony performed live because of that one spectacular<br />
chance I had to play it myself in concert.<br />
Dvořák’s 9th is my choice for Symphonies We Love. What’s yours, and<br />
why Leave a comment for us on Facebook or Twitter, or drop us a note at<br />
classicalnewengland.org—and listen in all this month as we share the<br />
symphonies we love.<br />
Schedules, program info, playlists: classicalnewengland.org 27
WCAI, Cape and Islands NPR Station<br />
Radio Launching Pad<br />
By Mindy Todd<br />
WCAI Managing Director for Editorial and Host<br />
Interns have always played a vital role at WCAI, helping our small staff produce<br />
local programming while gaining valuable experience that has helped<br />
advance their careers in public radio.<br />
Jeremy Hobson, now host of Marketplace<br />
Morning Report, interned with us in the summers of<br />
2000 and 2001.<br />
“I arrived at WCAI in the very early days,” Jeremy<br />
says, “The station had a startup quality: it was a<br />
powerhouse of creativity and a blank canvas.” Back<br />
then, WCAI was only broadcasting to Nantucket,<br />
which was a comfort to Jeremy, a fledgling host<br />
learning on the air. “If I screwed up, someone would<br />
literally have to take a boat [to Woods Hole] to complain to me about it in<br />
person,” he recalls.<br />
Phoebe Judge, currently a producer for American Public Media’s The<br />
Story, came to WCAI as an intern in the fall of 2006 and says it was a far<br />
different experience than she was anticipating.<br />
“I thought that I would be doing menial tasks, but it wasn’t long before<br />
I was producing music beds, writing Web copy, drafting spots for the newscasts<br />
and being asked my opinion about different types of programming,”<br />
she says. “By the end of my time at WCAI, I had moved from being an intern<br />
to covering a three-week murder trial on Nantucket and filing spots for NPR.”<br />
Bradley Campbell, host of Weekend Edition and Environmental Reporter<br />
on Rhode Island Public Radio, interned at WCAI in the summer of 2010. He<br />
says it was a tremendous learning experience.<br />
“WCAI set me to work right away producing stories. I didn’t log tape or<br />
pick up anyone’s laundry as I had at a previous internship. I was out in the<br />
field, mic in hand, talking to people.”<br />
His goal was simple: to break into public radio. “I finished the internship<br />
with a portfolio of 10 stories, on-air reporting experience with Neal Conan<br />
at the Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star game, and even a feature on NPR’s<br />
All Things Considered. Not a bad gig at all.”<br />
It is not uncommon for our interns who move up in the world to hold a<br />
special place in their hearts for WCAI. “I’ll always think of WCAI as the place<br />
where I learned about the value of sound: the art of the craft,” Jeremy says,<br />
“and about how much fun it can be to make radio every day.”<br />
Interested in a WCAI internship Contact cainan@wgbh.org. And to<br />
learn about student opportunities at <strong>WGBH</strong> (internships, co-ops) visit<br />
careers.wgbh.org or contact internships@wgbh.org.<br />
What’s on WCAI<br />
Online: capeandislands.org<br />
On-air: 90.1 Martha’s Vineyard, 91.1 Nantucket, 94.3 Brewster, 89.7 HD3 Boston<br />
Monday–Friday<br />
5am BBC World Update<br />
6am Morning Edition<br />
9:30 The Point<br />
10am The Diane Rehm Show<br />
12pm The Takeaway<br />
1pm Fresh Air<br />
2pm Talk of the Nation<br />
4pm All Things Considered<br />
6pm The World<br />
7pm Marketplace<br />
7:30 The Point<br />
8pm Fresh Air<br />
9pm PBS NewsHour<br />
10pm The Story<br />
11pm News from the BBC<br />
12am News & Notes<br />
5am<br />
7am<br />
8am<br />
10am<br />
11am<br />
12pm<br />
1pm<br />
2pm<br />
3pm<br />
4pm<br />
5pm<br />
6pm<br />
8pm<br />
9pm<br />
10pm<br />
12am<br />
Saturday<br />
BBC World Service News<br />
Living on Earth<br />
Weekend Edition<br />
Car Talk<br />
Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!<br />
This American Life<br />
The Moth/Radiolab<br />
Splendid Table<br />
Bill Moyers<br />
On the Media<br />
Weekend All Things Considered<br />
A Prairie Home Companion<br />
Says You!<br />
Selected Shorts<br />
American Routes<br />
Afropop Worldwide<br />
Sunday<br />
5am BBC World Service News<br />
7am On Being<br />
8am Weekend Edition<br />
10am Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!<br />
11am Bob Edwards Weekend<br />
12pm America’s Test Kitchen Radio<br />
1pm A Prairie Home Companion<br />
3pm To the Best of Our Knowledge<br />
4pm Studio 360<br />
5pm Weekend All Things Considered<br />
6pm This American Life<br />
7pm Arts & Ideas<br />
11pm On the Media<br />
12am Le Show with Harry Shearer<br />
Editor Karen Hartley<br />
Contributors Ron Bachman, Maria Bruno Ruiz,<br />
Phil Redo, Susan Reed, Ben Roe, Matt Roy,<br />
Mindy Todd<br />
Designers Meryl Brenner, Tong-Mei Chan<br />
Photo Research Julie Ecker, Lynn Mason<br />
Associate Creative Director Alison Kennedy<br />
Director, Constituent Communications<br />
Cynthia Broner<br />
Associate Director Susan Reed<br />
Director of Operations Brian Donovan<br />
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