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april 2015
Auction
April 18-May 2
WXXI.org/auction
WXXI
Auction Car
2015 Magnetic
Ford Focus
Value: $20,380
WXXI’s Online Auction – it’s like
eBay, only better because you
not only score great buys, you
help support your local public
broadcasting station. A 2015
Ford Focus, original artwork,
travel packages, jewelry,
classes, electronics – thousands
of items are up for bid starting
Saturday, April 18 at WXXI.
org/auction. Log on now and
register for a bidder’s account.
When you register, activate your
existing account, or sign up to
receive Auction emails, you’ll
automatically receive two free
tickets to the Little Theatre.
Family pack of
2015-2016
amerks Tickets
Value: $72
mona lisa
by peter max
Value: $34,000
The Auction is sponsored by:
Sterling Silver
Bracelet by
Raquelle Bianco
Value: $500
HTB
PRESS
If you overbid on any item
valued at $25 or more, you’ll
receive special coupons for
Cabot Cheese, The Distillery,
and Hedonist Chocolates.
HTBPRESS.COM
BACKSTAGE PASS WITH
first INVERSION
FRIDAY, APRIL 17 AT 1 P.M. ON CLASSICAL 91.5
Details inside >>
last days in
vietnam
Tuesday, April 21 at 7 p.m. at the Little Theatre
Details inside >>
WXXI Auction Car
2015 Magnetic Ford Focus
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April 18- May 2
4-door, 5-passenger sedan,
Remote keyless entry,
31MPG, AC
Log on to WXXI.org/auction now!
Value: $20,380
2015 Featured Artists
In addition to original artworks,
these 3 featured artists will be offering limited
edition prints of their work on the 2015 Auction.
It’s WXXI Auction Time!
Cordell
Cordaro
With thousands of items up for bid, there’s
something for everyone. See additional
auction items throughout this magazine.
cupcake
decorating party
for up to 20 people
Value: $500
EKORNES Leather
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Chair and Ottoman
Value: $2,300
Cordell Cordaro’s colorful
crowd of characters seem
to have walked out of
many different types of
story-realms. If you look
closely, you will begin to
notice his subjects are
less deliberate individuals than vignettes of
familiar-to-youth, intimate moments bubbling
just beneath the playful adventure stories or
the glossy, fashionable veneers of the elegant
life. With studied skill, Cordell conveys a
sense of fragile beauty born within each figure.
Stylistically, Cordell’s party-scene works nod
to Egon Schiele’s elegant waifs, in which
anatomical distortions convey emotional truths,
but his gestural brushstrokes and playful,
mythic injections make his prolific portfolio
firmly his own. An increasing master of several
media, Cordell’s work includes paintings, ink
drawings, and combinations of the two. His
beloved oeuvre has found patrons across
the world. Cordell participates in shows in
New York City and Florida, and his work has
also reached audiences in California, Greece,
Singapore, and the UK.
Dear Friends,
You can also see new works from featured artists
Laura Wilder and Sarah Rutherford on the 2015 Auction!
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Don’t forget – the WXXI Auction means Spring is around
the corner!
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WXXI’s Online Auction kicks off this month – April 18 through
May 2. I hope you’ll register for a bidder’s account (or if you have
one from last year, just reactivate it). There are thousands of
unique and interesting items up for bid this year including a 2015
Ford Focus from our good friends at Shepard Ford, long-time
supporters. Visit WXXI.org/auction and bid high, bid often.
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National
Museum of Play
Family Pass
Value: $81
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Best regards,
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St. Monci’s first
exposure to art
began in the
streets of Puerto
Rico, where he
spent most of his childhood. He was
immediately drawn to the transformative
qualities of graffiti and street art and
quickly immersed himself in the culture.
It wasn’t until he returned to the States
that he began to pursue and study art
in its many forms. He eventually earned
an MA in Studio Art at SUNY Oswego
where he began to evolve and grow
beyond his graffiti roots. His current work
examines the most fundamental qualities
of making and seeing; in color, form
and composition, while still employing
a certain street aesthetic. He currently
resides and works in Rochester, NY.
Murals by St. Monci can be seen in
Rochester at The Little Theatre, 1975
Gallery and in the Southwedge among
other places.
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Shawnee
grew up in the
Finger Lakes
around her
grandmother’s
porcelain doll
business and sculpture studio.
It was the beginning of her
interest in drawing figures and
portraits. After graduating from
Pratt Institute in 2008 she spent
time in California and eventually
decided to come back to
Rochester to work. Since
then, she has created a body
of work that has progressed
in the development of theme
and style with each new piece.
Currently she is looking to
focus on large scale
painting and mural work.
Murals by Shawnee can be
seen in Rochester on the
side of Fuego Coffee and
The Bug Jar.
Michael
Moncibaiz
(aka St. Monci)
This month marks the 40th anniversary of the fall of Saigon and the
end of the Vietnam War. To honor our veterans, we are proud to
present the Academy Award-nominated film Last Days in Vietnam.
We will first offer a free screening of the film at the Little Theatre
on April 21 at 7 p.m. (it will broadcast on WXXI-TV on Tuesday,
April 28 at 9 p.m). WXXI recently convened a group of Board
Members and community leaders to form a Veterans Affairs Task
Force. Its mission is to identify the most pressing needs and
issues facing veterans and their families in the Greater Rochester
and surrounding areas and to make recommendations about ways
that WXXI and The Little’s programming and outreach can help
address those needs. By connecting veterans to resources and
information, WXXI can help strengthen the entire community. You’ll
be hearing more about this initiative in coming months. Norm Silverstein
[email protected]
@normWXXI
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Shawnee
Hill
If you had a chance to hear the pilot episode of Unleashed: The Pet
Show, which premiered last month on AM 1370, WRUR, and WEOS
(Geneva), please let me know what you think. The pilot episode,
hosted by WXXI’s Beth Adams and Penfield Veterinary Hospital’s
Dr. Erik Herrema, shared stories of remarkable pets and their
owners and invited listeners to call in with their own pet stories and
questions. You can also listen to it online at WXXI.org/unleashed
and then share your thoughts in the comment section on that page.
We hope that Unleashed can become a regular series, but we need
the community’s feedback to help make that happen.
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Christopher C. Booth, Chair
James W. Fulmer, Vice Chair
Dr. Cynthia Reddeck-LiDestri, Treasurer
Robert A. Healy, Secretary
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* Please note that all programs are
subject to change. For up-to-date
program listings, special highlights
and local news, just log onto WXXI.org.
Board of Trustees OfFIcers
I’ve been hearing from a lot of you
about the season finale of Downton
Abbey. Variety’s TV columnist, Brian
Lowry, said “the fifth-season finale
offered a welcome reminder of just
Norm Silverstein
how splendid the show can be –
warm, funny and emotional on a dazzling assortment of fronts.”
I have to agree with him. Julian Fellows worked his magic and
moved many storylines forward for a satisfying end. (If only we
didn’t have to wait nine months for the next season to begin!)
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Norm Silverstein, President
Susan Rogers, Executive Vice President and General Manager
Jeanne E. Fisher, Vice President, Radio
Kent Hatﬁeld, Vice President, Technology and Operations
Elissa Orlando, Senior Vice President of TV and News
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Volume 6, Issue 4
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Executive Staff
NEWS&EVENTS
Q&A WITH A WXXI Underwriter
In 1970 Frank J. Annese founded Annese & Associates, Inc., as a company selling
technologies like modems and multiplexers in Herkimer, N.Y. Upon his retirement
in late 2008, ownership transferred to his four daughters. Annese is now officially
recognized as a women-owned business enterprise. In 2015 Annese celebrates 45
years in business with more than 120 employees across New York State. Ray Apy,
President and CEO, provides insights below on how the company has evolved from a
manufacturer’s rep into a value-added reseller, a managed service provider, and an
integrator of cloud-based solutions.
Q. What would you like the WXXI audience to know about Annese & Associates?
A. Annese has enjoyed steady growth as a result of a keen focus on our
employees, culture, and clients. We go to great lengths to provide a rewarding working
environment. Our founder always said, “Take care of your employees and they will take
care of your customers.” We still live by that philosophy today. Annese specializes in
technology systems for corporations, education, healthcare, and government entities
in the areas of cloud solutions, network infrastructure, collaboration, data center and
virtualization, and all the requisite professional consulting and managed services
associated with each. We proudly closed 2014 at just over $100M in revenue, and continue
to reinvest in the business to bring new products, services, and capabilities to the forefront.
A commitment to high employee and customer satisfaction will always be my top priority.
Q. How would you describe cloud infrastructure to those unfamiliar with the terminology?
A. The cloud is the next wave of centralized computing. Cloud infrastructure contains all
the hardware and software components — servers, storage, and operating systems —
needed to meet the computing requirements of a hosted application or storage delivery
model. The fundamentals of the cloud can be found in a video Q&A on our company’s blog:
www.annese.com/cloudprimer
Q. Any suggestions for young entrepreneurs in this field?
A. Focus your creative talent on finding simple solutions to the complexity and cost of the
“standard” IT delivery paradigms. Ray Apy, President and CEO
To learn more about underwriting on WXXI, email [email protected]
WXXI Kids Club
Breakfast
Sunday, April 12 at 9:30AM – 11 AM WXXI Studios
april’s
MemberCard Plus Benefit
Jell-O Museum
and Gallery
WordGirl and Curious George fans won’t want to miss the
super fun morning we have planned on Sunday, April 12
at WXXI’s studios. Join us for breakfast treats, meet and greets,
and hands-on activities with two of PBS Kids most beloved
characters. This event is free for WXXI Kids Club members
and $25 per a family of four for non-members. Call
(585) 258-0200 to make your reservation today.
*WordGirl is also part of Superheroes
Weekend at The Strong National Museum
of Play on Saturday, April 11 and Sunday,
April 12. For details and museum
admission information, visit: www.
museumofplay.org
You can catch this PBS Kids heroine,
armed with superhuman strength
and a skilled vocabulary, Sundays at
9:30 a.m. on WXXI-TV and weeknights
at 8 p.m. on WXXI-CREATE.
Valid for 2-for-1 admission
during the month 23 E Main St, Le Roy, NY 14482
www.jellogallery.org
CreditS: Courtesy of Craig Compiano, Courtesy of USS KIRK Association; top to bottom: Courtesy of Partisan Pictures, Courtesy of Howard Ruffner, Courtesy of Daphne Productions
Additional programs on WXXI-TV related the Vietnam War includes
LAST DAYS IN
VIETNAM
TUESDAY, APRIL 28 AT 9 P.M. ON WXXI-TV
AND Tuesday, April 21 at 7 p.m. at
the Little Theatre (240 East Avenue)
The free screening will be followed
by a panel discussion.
4/27 at 9pm: The Draft
Looks at the history of the selective service system in America.
Both programs are part of PBS Stories of Service. 4/27 at 10pm: Dick Cavett’s Vietnam
Takes a look back at the conversations the talk show host had
about the war with a range of high-profile public figures.
Last Days in Vietnam
4/28 at 8pm: The Day the 60’s Died
Chronicles the nation’s upheaval during May 1970,
the month in which four students were shot dead at Kent State
University during a protest against the Vietnam War.
These specials are part of WXXI’s Veterans Connection initiative, designed to help bridge military
and veteran needs with community support and awareness. WXXI and the Little Theatre have pulled
together a Veterans Affairs Task Force to create a community platform, raise awareness about
veteran issues, and connect veterans with resources. To learn more, visit WXXI.org/veterans.
The Draft
The Day the 60’s Died
Support for Last Days in Vietnam and additional programs
is made possible with support from:
Dick Cavett’s Vietnam
JASCHA HEIFETZ:
ANNIE
GOD’S FIDDLER LENNOX
NOSTALGIA LIVE
THURSDAY, APRIL 16 AT 10 PM AND AGAIN FRIDAY, APRIL 17 AT 9 PM ON WXXI-TV
Discover the mysterious violin virtuoso through Itzhak Perlman,
students, archival performances and home movies in this American
Masters presentation. photo: Courtesy of Library of Congress
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PAIR OF ROSEVILLE
Pottery BOOKENDs
Value: $170
IN
CONCERT FRIDAY, APRIL 3 AT 10 PM ON WXXI-TV
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Throughout her four-decade career,
music superstar Annie Lennox has
defied categorization, diving into
blues, soul, folk and pop to create
songs that captivate and transcend
boundaries. In her latest album,
Nostalgia, Lennox reveals yet another
dimension to her formidable talent.
Although jazz is not the genre for
which she is best known, she could no
longer resist the magnetic pull of some
of the most memorable melodies and
lyrics from the American Songbook—
songs like “Summertime,” “Georgia
on My Mind,” “You Belong to Me,”
“I Cover the Waterfront” and “God
Bless the Child.” Lennox’s sublime
interpretations bring a hypnotic
intimacy to these timeless classics.
TVHIGHLIGHTS
This 2015 Academy Award-nominated documentary chronicles the chaotic
final days of the Vietnam War as the North Vietnamese Army closed
in on Saigon. With the clock ticking and the city under fire, American
officers on the ground faced a moral dilemma: follow official policy and
evacuate U.S. citizens and their dependents only, or ignore orders and
save the men, women, and children they had come to value and love
in their years in Vietnam. At the risk of their careers and possible courtmartial, a handful of individuals took matters into their own hands.
Engaging in unsanctioned and often makeshift operations, they waged
a desperate effort to evacuate as many South Vietnamese as possible. ••
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Please note that programs and times are subject to change. For up-to-date program listings, log on to WXXI.org.
To report reception trouble for any WXXI channels, call (585) 258-0331.
TELEVISION PROGRAMMING
For extensive listings, features, news, events & more, visit: WXXI.org
WEDNESDAY April 1
1:00pm
Super Why!
To the Contrary /
create
Jacques Pepin
1:30pm
Super Why!
Scully/World
/
create
John Besh
Well Read
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Perfect Day
Martha Bakes
2:00pm
1:30pm
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AFTERNOON
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Essential Pepin
CityWise
Arab American /
create
2:30pm
3:00pm
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*Second Opinion: Addiction to Pain Medications
2:30pm
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*Shalom Sesame: It’s Passover, Grover
2:30pm
AFTERNOON
1:30pm
| Simply Ming
| Lidia’s Kitchen SUNDAY April 5
1:00pm
3:00pm
3:30pm
2:00pm
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*Second Opinion: Hepatitis C
3:00pm
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| Test Kitchen | Cooks Country | Second Opinion* | Rick Steves | Call the Midwife
| Medieval Lives A Good Birth
| Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies Part 3 of 3
| What Love Is - Duke Pathfinders 50 | To The Contrary | Washington Week
| Cook’s Country | New Scandinavian| Kevin Dundon | This Old House | Rick Steves
| Travelscope | Lidia’s Kitchen | Cook’s Country
| Well Read | Start Up
2:00pm
3:30pm
| Titanic with Len Goodman
| Titanic - Band of Courage
| To the Contrary | Washington Week |McLaughlin Group | Charlie Rose
| This Old House | Ask This/House | Charlie Rose | McLaughlin Group
| Focus on Europe | Global 3000 | Ancient Roads/Christ to Constantine
MARATHON: Spring Fling - What says ‘spring’ more than tulips, daffodils, Passover, and Easter? The weather is warming up and we are enjoying the reawakening of nature.
1:00pm
AFTERNOON
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| Thomas & Friends| Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat | Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
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Washington Week Religion & Ethics Nature Animal Misfits
Twice Born...Special Delivery Unit Pt. 1/3 No Evidence of Disease (N.E.D.)
| Bob Waggoner | Ciao Italia | Joanne Weir | Adventures with Purpose
| Rick Steves
| Rough Cut
Perfect Day
Super Why!
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TUESDAY April 7
1:00pm
Super Why!
Global 3000 /
create
John Besh
1:00pm
Super Why!
To the Contrary /
Jacques Pepin
5:00pm
5:30pm
| Wild Kratts | Wild Kratts
| Newsline
| Journal
| P. Allen Smith | Beads, Baubles...
AFTERNOON
1:30pm
2:00pm
2:30pm
3:00pm
3:30pm
4:00pm
2:30pm
3:00pm
3:30pm
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| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat| Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Focus on Europe | Seeds of Resiliency
| Pacific Heartbeat Na Mele
| Local USA
| Taste This!
| Jazzy Vegetarian | Christina
| Smart Travels | In the Americas | Rick Steves
WEDNESDAY April 8
create
| Wild Kratts | Wild Kratts
| Newsline | Journal
| P. Allen Smith | Beads, Baubles...
AFTERNOON
1:30pm
MONDAY April 6
create
DT 21.3 / CABLE 1276
| Thomas & Friends | Shalom Sesame* |The Cat in the Hat| Curious George Swings into Spring | Arthur
| Odd Squad
| Closer to Truth | Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies Part 2 of 3
| No Evidence of Disease (N.E.D.)
| Bob Waggoner | Ciao Italia | Joanne Weir | Globe Trekker French Riviera
| Rick Steves
| Rough Cut
Frontline Being Mortal
create
2:00pm
1:30pm
SATURDAY April 4
1:00pm
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create
| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat| Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Odd Squad
| Wild Kratts | Wild Kratts
| Second Opinion* | Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies Part 1 of 3
| Frontline Being Mortal
| Newsline
| Journal
| Taste This!
| Jazzy Vegetarian | Christina
| Smart Travels | In the Americas | Rick Steves
| Woodsmith Shop | Victory Garden | For Your Home
1:00pm
create
DT 21.2 / CABLE 1275
AFTERNOON
AFTERNOON
FRIDAY April 3
Super Why!
DT 21.1 / CABLE 11 & 1221
| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat | Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Odd Squad
| Wild Kratts | Wild Kratts
| WealthTrack
| America Reframed Yellow Fever
| Independent Lens Young Lakota
| War Zone/Comfort Zone
| Newsline
| Journal
| Mexico - Bayless | Kevin Dundon | Nick Stellino | Open Road
| Family Travel | Rick Steves | Amer. Woodshop | Garden Smart | Katie Brown
THURSDAY April 2
1:00pm
TV/HD
1:30pm
4:30pm
5:00pm
5:30pm
4:30pm
5:00pm
5:30pm
| Odd Squad
| Wild Kratts | Wild Kratts
| Film School | Newsline
| Journal
| Woodsmith Shop | Victory Garden | For Your Home
AFTERNOON
2:00pm
| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat | Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Odd Squad
| Wild Kratts | Wild Kratts
| WealthTrack
| Global Voices El General | Breast Cancer | Seeds of Resiliency
| Newsline
| Journal
| Mexico - Bayless | Kevin Dundon | Nick Stellino | Open Road
| Family Travel | Rick Steves | Amer. Woodshop | Garden Smart | Katie Brown
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WEDNESDAY April 1
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*Second Opinion: Childhood Cancer
8:30pm
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| Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Nature Alien Planets Revealed
| Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies Part 1 of 3
Frontline Being Mortal
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
Daniel Tiger
BBC World News
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create
THURSDAY April 2
6:00pm
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create
6:30pm
EVENING
7:00pm
9:00pm
| Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies Part 3 of 3
| Frontline Being Mortal
| PBS NewsHour
| New Scandinavian| Kevin Dundon | Ask/Old House | Rick Steves
| Need to Know | Second Opinion* | Doc Martin Dry Your Tears
| Scott & Bailey
BBC World News | Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies Part 2 of 3
| No Evidence of Disease (N.E.D.) |PBS NewsHour
No Evidence of Disease (N.E.D.)
| Clifford
| Shalom Sesame* | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
| Taste of Vietnam | Kevin Dundon | Hometime
| Rick Steves
Daniel Tiger
*Shalom Sesame: It’s Passover, Grover
FRIDAY April 3
EVENING
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| Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Washington Week | Arts InFocus
Kids Rock Cancer | Breast Cancer | Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies Part 3 of 3
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
Daniel Tiger
BBC World News
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create
SATURDAY April 4
6:00pm
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create
6:30pm
PBS NewsHour | Arts InFocus
McLaughlin Group| Charlie Rose
| Clifford
Daniel Tiger
SUNDAY April 5
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EVENING
7:00pm
| Lawrence Welk Easter
| Father Brown Invisible Man
| Focus on Europe | Global 3000 | Nazi Mega Weapons Fortress Berlin
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George Swings into Spring | Wild Kratts
6:30pm
7:00pm
6:30pm
7:00pm
6:30pm
7:00pm
PBS NewsHour | New York Now | Father Brown The Pride of the Prydes | Call the Midwife
| Speakeasy Mellencamp with Wenner | Nature Animal Misfits
Ancient Roads/Christ to Constantine
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
Daniel Tiger
MONDAY April 6
| Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Antiques Roadshow Birmingham
| Film School | Seeds of Resiliency
| Pacific Heartbeat Na Mele
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
BBC World News
Local USA
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TUESDAY April 7
BBC World News
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| Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Clifford
WEDNESDAY April 8
6:00pm
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| Berenstain Bears | Curious George
| Twice Born...Special Delivery Unit Pt. 2 | Inside the Court of Henry VIII
| Frontline The Trouble with Chicken
| America Reframed Family Affair
| PBS NewsHour
| WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
| Taste of Vietnam | Kevin Dundon | Hometime
| Rick Steves
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| Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Nature Guide to Animal Homes: Nest | NOVA Emperor’s Ghost Army
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Frontline The Trouble with Chicken
Take 2
Independent Lens Little Hope Was Arson/A City in Flames
Frontline The Trouble with Chicken
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
| New Scandinavian| Kevin Dundon | Ask/Old House | Rick Steves
Daniel Tiger
BBC World News
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| Antiques Roadshow Billings, MT
| Independent Lens Little Hope was Arson
| Local USA
| Film School | PBS NewsHour
| New Scandinavian| Kevin Dundon | This Old House | Rick Steves
EVENING
Kids Rock Cancer| Independent Lens Bully
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| Masterpiece Classic. Mr. Selfridge | Wolf Hall on Masterpiece Pt. 1 of 6
| Twice Born...Special Delivery Unit Pt. 1/3 | Global Voices El General
| Taste of Vietnam | Kevin Dundon | Ask/Old House | Rick Steves
EVENING
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| Keeping Up... | As Time Goes By | Midsomer Murders Electric Vendetta
| Nazi Mega Weapons Vengeance Missile | America Reframed Yellow Fever
| MARATHON: Spring Fling - Spring is definitely in the air!
EVENING
6:00pm
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| Live from Lincoln Center Billy Porter | Great Performances Annie Lennox
| What Love Is - Duke Pathfinders 50 | PBS NewsHour
| New Scandinavian| Kevin Dundon | This Old House | Rick Steves
THURSDAY April 9
1:00pm
1:30pm
Scully/World
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FRIDAY April 10
1:00pm
Super Why!
Well Read
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*Second Opinion: Food as Medicine
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| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat| Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Odd Squad
| Closer to Truth | NOVA Emperor’s Ghost Army
| Nazi Mega Weapons Megaships | POV Neurotypical (MTI)
| Bob Waggoner | Ciao Italia | Joanne Weir | Adventures with Purpose
| Rick Steves
| Rough Cut
1:00pm
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| Simply Ming
| Take 2
| Lidia’s Kitchen Martha Bakes
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Essential Pepin
SUNDAY April 12
AFTERNOON
2:00pm
| Test Kitchen | Cooks Country | Second Opinion* | Rick Steves | Call the Midwife
| Rx: The Quiet Revolution
| Rx: Doctors of... | Parents Survival Guide: ...Obesity
| Cook’s Country | New Scandinavian| Kevin Dundon | This Old House | Rick Steves
| Travelscope
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| Start Up
Arab American /
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| Wild Kratts | Wild Kratts
| Newsline | Journal
| P. Allen Smith | Beads, Baubles...
| Medieval Lives A Good Marriage
| To The Contrary | Washington Week
| Lidia’s Kitchen | Cook’s Country
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SATURDAY April 11
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| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat| Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Odd Squad
| Wild Kratts | Wild Kratts
| Second Opinion* | Take 2
| Independent Lens Little Hope Was Arson/A City in Flames | Frontline The Trouble with Chicken | Newsline
| Journal
| Taste This!
| Jazzy Vegetarian | Christina
| Smart Travels | In the Americas | Rick Steves
| Woodsmith Shop | Victory Garden | For Your Home
Super Why!
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| To the Contrary | Washington Week |McLaughlin Group | Charlie Rose
| This Old House | Ask This/House | Charlie Rose | McLaughlin Group
| Focus on Europe | Global 3000 | Ancient Roads/Christ to Constantine
MARATHON: Craftsman’s Legacy- Host Eric Gorges takes us across the country to talk to men and women about their passion for creating magnificent handcrafted pieces.
MONDAY April 13
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| Odd Squad | Wild Kratts | Homework Hotline
| Twice Born...Special Delivery Unit Pt. 2/3 | Global Voices Diamond in the Dunes | Newsline
| Journal
Washington Week | Religion & Ethics | Nature Animal Homes: The Nest
| Bob Waggoner | Ciao Italia | Joanne Weir | Adventures with Purpose
| Rick Steves
| Rough Cut
| P. Allen Smith | Beads, Baubles...
Perfect Day
Super Why!
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TUESDAY April 14
1:00pm
Super Why!
Global 3000 /
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| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat| Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Focus on Europe | Refuge: Stories of the Selfhelp Home | Pacific Heartbeat Splinters
| Local USA
| P. Allen Smith | Jazzy Vegetarian | Christina
| Smart Travels | In the Americas | Rick Steves
WEDNESDAY April 15
1:00pm
Super Why!
To the Contrary /
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Super Why!
Scully/World
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1:30pm
Super Why!
Well Read
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*Second Opinion: Childhood Cancer
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| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat| Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Odd Squad
| Wild Kratts | Homework Hotline
| Second Opinion* | Making Light in Terezin
| Independent Lens The Homestretch | Frontline Memory of the Camps
| Newsline
| Journal
| P. Allen Smith | Jazzy Vegetarian | Christina
| Smart Travels | In the Americas | Rick Steves
| Woodsmith Shop | Victory Garden | For Your Home
FRIDAY April 17
1:00pm
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| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat | Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Odd Squad
| Wild Kratts | Homework Hotline
| WealthTrack
| America Reframed The Perfect Victim | Skokie: Invaded but Not Conquered | Newsline
| Journal
| Mexico - Bayless | Kevin Dundon | Nick Stellino | Open Road
| Family Travel | Rick Steves | Amer. Woodshop | Garden Smart | Katie Brown
THURSDAY April 16
1:00pm
| Odd Squad
| Wild Kratts | Homework Hotline
| Film School | Newsline
| Journal
| Woodsmith Shop | Victory Garden | For Your Home
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| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat| Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Odd Squad
| Wild Kratts | Wild Kratts
| Closer to Truth | NOVA The Great Math Mystery
| Julia Robinson/Hilbert’s Tenth Problem| The World’s Toughest Math Contest | Newsline | Journal
| Bob Waggoner | Ciao Italia | Joanne Weir | Adventures with Purpose
| Rick Steves
| Rough Cut
| P. Allen Smith | Beads, Baubles...
THURSDAY April 9
6:00pm
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*Second Opinion: Hepatitis C
EVENING
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NOVA Emperor’s Ghost Army
Nazi Mega Weapons Megaships
POV Neurotypical (MTI)
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
| Taste of Vietnam | Kevin Dundon | Hometime
| Rick Steves
Daniel Tiger
BBC World News
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FRIDAY April 10
EVENING
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| Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Washington Week | Arts in Focus | Great Perf. Norm Lewis: Who Am I? | International Jazz Day: United Nations
| Rx: The Quiet Revolution
| Rx: Doctors of... | Parents Survival Guide: ...Obesity | PBS NewsHour
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| New Scandinavian| Kevin Dundon | This Old House | Rick Steves
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McLaughlin Group| Charlie Rose
| Clifford
Daniel Tiger
SUNDAY April 12
EVENING
7:00pm
| Lawrence Welk Los Angeles
| Father Brown Sign of the Broken Sword| Keeping Up... | As Time Goes By | Midsomer Murders Who Killed Cock Robin
| Focus on Europe | Global 3000 | Nazi Mega Weapons The Wolf’s Lair | Nazi Mega Weapons The SS
| America Reframed Family Affair
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
| MARATHON: Craftsman’s Legacy-This marathon honors the true craftsmen.
EVENING
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*Second Opinion: Addiction to Pain Medication
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| New York Now | Father Brown Shadow of the Scaffold | Call the Midwife | Speakeasy Santana with Belafonte | Nature Animal Homes: The Nest
Ancient Roads/Christ to Constantine
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
Daniel Tiger
PBS NewsHour
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MONDAY April 13
6:00pm
BBC World News
Local USA
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| Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Antiques Roadshow Birmingham
| Film School | Refuge: Stories of the Selfhelp Home | Pacific Heartbeat Splinters
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
TUESDAY April 14
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| Kamikaze
| PBS NewsHour
| Ask/Old House | Rick Steves
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| Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Washington Week | Arts InFocus
| American Masters Jascha Heifetz
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| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
| New Scandinavian | Nick Stellino | This Old House | Rick Steves
Daniel Tiger
BBC World News
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| Frontline Memory of the Camps
| PBS NewsHour
| Hometime
| Rick Steves
| Need to Know | Second Opinion* | Doc Martin Mother Knows Best
| American Masters Jascha Heifetz
BBC World News | Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Julia Robinson/Hilbert’s Tenth Problem| The World’s Toughest Math Contest |PBS NewsHour
The World’s Toughest Math Contest | NOVA The Great Math Mystery
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
| Taste of Vietnam | Nick Stellino | Hometime
| Rick Steves
Daniel Tiger
FRIDAY April 17
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| Independent Lens The Homestretch
| PBS NewsHour
| This Old House | Rick Steves
EVENING
7:00pm
| Nature Guide/Animal Homes: Location| NOVA The Great Math Mystery
BBC World News | Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Making Light in Terezin
| Independent Lens The Homestretch | Frontline Memory of the Camps
Frontline Memory of the Camps
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
| New Scandinavian| Nick Stellino
Daniel Tiger
THURSDAY April 16
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| Antiques Roadshow Biloxi, MS
| Local USA
| Film School | New Scandinavian| Nick Stellino
| Twice Born: Special Delivery Unit Pt. 3 | Escape from the Nazi Death Camp
BBC World News | Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour Global Voices Diamond in the Dunes | Skokie: Invaded but Not Conquered | America Reframed The Perfect Victim | Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
| Taste of Vietnam | Nick Stellino
Daniel Tiger
WEDNESDAY April 15
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| Masterpiece Classic. Mr. Selfridge | Wolf Hall on Masterpiece Pt 2 of 6
| Twice Born...Special Delivery Unit Pt. 2/3 | Global Voices Diamond in the Dunes
| Taste of Vietnam | Nick Stellino | Ask/Old House | Rick Steves
SATURDAY April 18
1:00pm
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| Simply Ming
Martha Bakes
Making Light in Terezin
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| Lidia’s Kitchen Essential Pepin
SUNDAY April 19
AFTERNOON
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*Second Opinion: Mystery Diagnosis
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| Test Kitchen | Cooks Country | Second Opinion* | Rick Steves | Call the Midwife
| Medieval Lives A Good Death
| Life on the Line | Life on the Line | Life on the Line | Life on the Line | Life on the Line | Life on the Line | To The Contrary | Washington Week
| Cook’s Country | New Scandinavian| Nick Stellino
| This Old House | Rick Steves
| Travelscope | Lidia’s Kitchen | Cook’s Country
AFTERNOON
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| Well Read | Start Up
CityWise
Arab American 2:00pm
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| Frederick Law Olmsted: Designing Amer.| Olmsted and America’s Urban Parks
| To the Contrary | Washington Week |McLaughlin Group | Charlie Rose
| This Old House | Ask This/House | Charlie Rose | McLaughlin Group
| Focus on Europe | Global 3000 | Ancient Roads/Christ to Constantine
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MONDAY April 20
AFTERNOON
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| Thomas & Friends| Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat | Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
Washington Week | Religion & Ethics | Nature Guide/Animal Homes: Location| Twice Born...Special Delivery Unit Pt. 3/3| Coexist
| Bob Waggoner | Ciao Italia | Joanne Weir | Adventures with Purpose
| Rick Steves
Perfect Day
Super Why!
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TUESDAY April 21
1:00pm
Super Why!
Global 3000 /
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John Besh
Super Why!
To the Contrary /
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Jacques Pepin
1:30pm
Super Why!
Scully/World
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John Besh
1:30pm
Super Why!
Well Read
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Perfect Day
Martha Bakes
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Essential Pepin
CityWise
Arab American /
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| Odd Squad
| Wild Kratts | Homework Hotline
| Film School | Newsline
| Journal
| Woodsmith Shop | Victory Garden | For Your Home
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*Second Opinion: Advances in Alzheimer’s Disease
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*Second Opinion: Sudden Cardiac Arrest
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| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat| Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Odd Squad
| Wild Kratts | Homework Hotline
| Second Opinion* | Native Waters | Independent Lens The Great Invisible
| Frontline American Terrorist
| Newsline
| Journal
| P. Allen Smith | Jazzy Vegetarian | Christina
| Smart Travels | In the Americas | Rick Steves
| Woodsmith Shop | Victory Garden | For Your Home
AFTERNOON
| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat| Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Odd Squad
| Wild Kratts | Wild Kratts
| Closer to Truth | NOVA Invisible Universe Revealed | Lost Bird Project
|Passenger Pigeon’s Flight to Extinction| Newsline | Journal
| Caprial and John | Ciao Italia | Joanne Weir | Adventures with Purpose
| Rick Steves
| Rough Cut
| P. Allen Smith | Beads, Baubles...
1:30pm
| Simply Ming
| Native Waters | Lidia’s Kitchen SUNDAY April 26
1:00pm
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SATURDAY April 25
1:00pm
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| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat | Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Odd Squad
| Wild Kratts | Homework Hotline
| WealthTrack
| America Reframed Hanna Ranch (Environmental Ranching)
| American Masters A Fierce Green Fire| Newsline
| Journal
| Mexico - Bayless | Kevin Dundon | Nick Stellino | Open Road
| Family Travel | Rick Steves | Amer. Woodshop | Garden Smart | Katie Brown
FRIDAY April 24
1:00pm
2:00pm
| Thomas & Friends | Sesame Street |The Cat in the Hat| Curious George | Curious George | Arthur
| Focus on Europe | Last Will & Testament
| Pacific Heartbeat Road to the Globe | Local USA
| P. Allen Smith | Jazzy Vegetarian | Christina
| Smart Travels | In the Americas | Rick Steves
THURSDAY April 23
1:00pm
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| Rough Cut
| Wild Kratts | Homework Hotline
| Newsline
| Journal
| P. Allen Smith | Beads, Baubles...
| Odd Squad
AFTERNOON
WEDNESDAY April 22
1:00pm
4:30pm
AFTERNOON
2:00pm
| Test Kitchen | Cooks Country | Second Opinion* | Rick Steves | Call the Midwife
| Death in Paradise Season Premiere
| American Masters James Levine
| American Masters Jascha Heifetz
| Great Museums: Elevated Thinking | To The Contrary | Washington Week
| Cook’s Country | New Scandinavian| Nick Stellino
| This Old House | Rick Steves
| Travelscope | Lidia’s Kitchen | Cook’s Country
AFTERNOON
1:30pm
| Well Read | Start Up
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| Living with Parkinson’s
| On the Other Side of the Fence (MTI) | This Old House | Ask This/House | Charlie Rose | McLaughlin Group
| To the Contrary | Washington Week |McLaughlin Group | Charlie Rose | Focus on Europe | Global 3000 | Survival: Lives in the Balance
MARATHON: On the Farm - Experience farmland from the fields of Wisconsin to the rooftops of New York. Chef Ian Knauer takes us to his own personal dairy farm. It’s the cream of the crop!
SATURDAY April 18
6:00pm
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PBS NewsHour | Arts InFocus
McLaughlin Group| Charlie Rose
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SUNDAY April 19
EVENING
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| Lawrence Welk April Showers
| Father Brown The Last Man
| Focus on Europe | Global 3000 | Nazi Mega Weapons Megaships
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
| Keeping Up... | As Time Goes By | Midsomer Murders Dark Autumn
| Escape from a Nazi Death Camp
| America Reframed The Perfect Victim
| MARATHON: Boston Strong - See the “Cradle of Liberty” like never before!
EVENING
6:00pm
6:30pm
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| New York Now | Father Brown Mysteries of the Rosary | Call the Midwife | Masterpiece Classic. Mr. Selfridge | Wolf Hall on Masterpiece Pt. 3 of 6
| Speakeasy Lee with Chabon
| Nature Guide/Animal Homes: Location| Twice Born...Special Delivery Unit Pt. 3/3 | Coexist
Ancient Roads/Christ to Constantine
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
| Taste of Vietnam | Nick Stellino | Ask/Old House | Rick Steves
Daniel Tiger
PBS NewsHour
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MONDAY April 20
6:00pm
BBC World News
Local USA
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EVENING
6:30pm
TUESDAY April 21
6:00pm
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| Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Antiques Roadshow Santa Clara
| Antiques Roadshow Biloxi, MS
| Film School | Last Will & Testament
| Pacific Heartbeat Road to the Globe | Local USA
| Film School
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
| New Scandinavian| Nick Stellino
6:30pm
EVENING
7:00pm
| Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | The National Mall – America’s Front Yard | My Lai: American Experience
| American Masters A Fierce Green Fire| America Reframed Hanna Ranch (Environmental Ranching)
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| Taste of Vietnam | Nick Stellino
Daniel Tiger
Clifford
Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
BBC World News
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WEDNESDAY April 22
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| Frontline American Terrorist
| PBS NewsHour
| Hometime
| Rick Steves
EVENING
7:00pm
| Nature Animal Cities
BBC World News | Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Native Waters | Independent Lens The Great Invisible
Frontline American Terrorist
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
Daniel Tiger
THURSDAY April 23
| Independent Lens The Great Invisible
| PBS NewsHour
| This Old House | Rick Steves
7:00pm
6:30pm
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| Nazi Mega Weapons Siegfried Line
| PBS NewsHour
| Ask/Old House | Rick Steves
*Second Opinion: Sleep Apnea
EVENING
6:30pm
| NOVA Hubble’s 25th Anniversary
| Frontline American Terrorist
| New Scandinavian| Nick Stellino
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| Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | Need to Know | Second Opinion* | Doc Martin Remember Me
| Death in Paradise Season Premiere
|Passenger Pigeon’s Flight to Extinction|PBS NewsHour
Passenger Pigeon’s Flight to Extinction| NOVA Invisible Universe Revealed | Lost Bird Project
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
| Taste of Vietnam | Nick Stellino | Hometime
| Rick Steves
Daniel Tiger
BBC World News
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FRIDAY April 24
6:00pm
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| Washington Week | Arts InFocus
BBC World News | Nightly Business | PBS NewsHour | American Masters Jascha Heifetz
Great Museums: Elevated Thinking | American Masters James Levine
| Clifford
| Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl
| Wild Kratts
Daniel Tiger
SATURDAY April 25
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| Great Museums: Elevated Thinking | PBS NewsHour
| New Scandinavian | Nick Stellino | This Old House | Rick Steves
| Wolf Hall on Masterpiece Pt. 4 of 6
| Global Voices Ice People
| Ask/Old House | Rick Steves
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| Second Opinion* | Last Days of Vietnam: American Experience
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| Woodsmith Shop | Victory Garden | For Your Home
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ON THE OTHER
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SUNDAY, APRIL 26 AT 3PM
Don’t miss this warm-hearted documentary about
acceptance and diversity. Produced by Henry
Nevison, On the Other Side of the Fence spotlights
a 30-year partnership between two Philadelphia
schools, whose students learn the values of
tolerance, acceptance, and unity by producing and
performing in an original musical.
This film is part of a year-long initiative called MOVE TO
INCLUDE, a project funded by the Golisano Foundation to
build a more inclusive community by inspiring and motivating
people to embrace different abilities and include all people in
every aspect of community life.
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TAXED OFF
In this one-hour special, investigative
journalist and public radio producer
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experts, and individual citizens to explore
the grand experiment that is the U.S tax
system. It examines how three state
governors changed the tax codes in their
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new residents, how corporate taxes affect
American businesses abroad and tax
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the possible changes to the system.
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INTELLIGENCE SQUARED US:
SHOULD THE U.S. ADOPT THE
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SUNDAY, APRIL 12 AT 9PM ON AM 1370
In 2014, the European Union’s Court of Justice
determined that individuals have a right to be
forgotten, “the right — under certain conditions —
to ask search engines to remove links with personal
information about them.” In a half year following
the Court’s decision, Google received over 180,000
removal requests. Of those reviewed and processed,
40.5% were granted. Was this ruling a blow to free
speech and public information, or a win for privacy
and human dignity?
BURN: THE ADAPTORS
SUNDAY, APRIL 19 AT 9PM ON AM 1370
Hosted by public radio veterans Alex Chadwick
and Flora Lichtman, The Adaptors chronicles
how people are adapting to climate change.
Adaptors are all around us: from the farmers
and coastal-dwellers finding new ways to work
and live, to the scientists thinking outside the
box about energy, to corporate leaders bringing
new technologies to market, to the garage
tinkerers and DIY inventors dreaming up the
next big thing in green living.
INTELLIGENCE SQUARED US:
HAS THE PRESIDENT EXCEEDED
HIS AUTHORITY BY WAGING WAR
WITHOUT CONGRESS?
SUNDAY, APRIL 26 AT 9PM ON AM 1370
The President has launched a sustained,
long-term military campaign against the Islamic
State of Iraq and the Levant. But did he have
constitutional power to do so? The Constitution
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“Mountain Stage” with Larry Groce offers listeners the best seats in the house
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Happy Poetry Month!
April is National Poetry Month and we’re celebrating with a series of five-minute
radio pieces that feature some of today’s most accomplished and innovative poets
reading and sharing insights on new and as-yet unpublished poems. Whether
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POETRYNOW WITH THE POETRY FOUNDATION
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A CELEBRATION OF PEACE
THROUGH MUSIC
SUNDAY, APRIL 5 AT 10 A.M. ON CLASSICAL 91.5
In April 2014 Pope Francis canonized Pope John XXIII and Pope
John Paul II, and on that occasion Sir Gilbert Levine gathered
orchestras and choruses from America and Europe to present
works of peace and hope. The Orchestra of St. Luke’s, the Krakow
Philharmonic Choir and the Washington Choral Arts Society
present Aaron Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man, Verdi’s
Messa da Requiem, Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms and Brahms’
Symphony No. 1 along with an ancient Polish hymn and Gorecki’s
Totus Tuus.
BACKSTAGE PASS WITH
FIRST
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FRIDAY, APRIL 17 AT 1 P.M. ON CLASSICAL 91.5
Julia Figueras welcomes the recently formed
vocal ensemble First Inversion to Studio A for
a concert in front a very special audience of
volunteers throughout our community. First
Inversion, founded by Artistic Director Lee
Wright brings together both professional and
avocational singers from the Eastman School
of Music and the larger community with
the goal of true personal and
musical growth for all through
a focus on fearless and
selfless musical expression.
Backstage Pass is a monthly live
performance program that gives
listeners the backstage experience
of meeting local and visiting artists.
An encore of this broadcast will
air Sunday, April 19 at 1 p.m. on
Classical 91.5.
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THE LITTLE UNDERGROUND FILM SERIES
On Friday, April 3 and Saturday, April 4, The Little is proud to present The Little Underground Film Series, celebrating
visionaries, agitators, and revolutionaries in the art of filmmaking. The Little staff loves to find these films so you don’t have to!
Kumiko
the Treasure Hunter
Friday April 3, 7:00 p.m.
General admission: $8.00 with discount
for seniors, students, and Little members
In this darkly comedic odyssey,
Academy Award nominee Rinko
Kikuchi stars as Kumiko, a
frustrated office worker whose
imagination transcends the
confines of her mundane life.
When she watches a film and
believes she’s found a clue
about cash buried in North
Dakota, she sets off on a
dangerous adventure unlike
anything she’s seen in the
movies.
Hausu
(with live accompaniment by
the Andrew Alden Ensemble)
Friday, April 3, 10:00 p.m.
General admission: $10, with discount
for seniors, students and Little members
Nobuhiko Obayashi’s 1977
film Hausu is a psychedelic
ghost tale following a schoolgirl
traveling to her ailing aunt’s
creaky country home, where she
comes face to face with many
ghoulish surprises. The Andrew
Alden Ensemble will accompany
this film with live music, written
specifically for Hausu – just like
in the glory days of silent film,
with a Little twist!
Short Circuit Films
Shorts Program
Over Your Cities
Grass Will Grow
Free and open to the public!
Short Circuit: Series 1
represents a cross-section of
some of the most daring and
interesting films being made
independently and completely
outside of the mainstream
of cinema. The films and
filmmakers presented here
offer a glimpse at the future
of underground, independent
cinema and the filmmakers’
passion, experimentation,
and spirit of resistance to the
status quo.
General Admission: $8 with discounts
for seniors, students and Little members
In 1993, artist Anselm Kiefer
left Germany for La Ribaute,
a derelict silk factory in the
South of France. In 2000 he
began constructing a series of
elaborate installations there.
Like a strange, sprawling
village, La Ribaute is composed
of old industrial buildings and
working studios that link to a
network of underground tunnels
dug out by Kiefer. This film tells
the story of his artistic process.
Saturday, April 4 at 3:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 4 at 7:00 p.m.
RENOWNED COLUMBIA PROFESSOR
JAMES
HANSEN
COMING TO the LITTLE theatre
On April 20 at 6:30 p.m., The Little is
hosting a screening of indie film Future
Weather, followed by a talk by renowned
Columbia professor and climate expert
James Hansen, Ph.D.
This screening and talk are part of The
Little’s Science on Screen series, a national
program in which theaters pair films with
talks by science and technology experts.
About Dr. Hansen: Dr. James Hansen,
formerly director of the NASA Goddard
Institute for Space Studies, is Adjunct
Professor and at Columbia University’s
Earth Institute, where he directs a program in
Climate Science, Awareness and Solutions.
He has won over 40 awards for his work,
including the NASA Distinguished Medal and
the Center for International Environmental
Law’s Frederick R. Anderson Award for
Outstanding Contributions to Addressing
Climate Change.
About the film: Lauduree is a 13-year-old
loner, passionate about nature and
obsessed with ecological disaster. Greta,
her grandmother, is a fiery nurse jaded by
alcohol and disappointment. When Lauduree
is abruptly abandoned by her dreamer single
mom, she decides to take survival into her
own hands, forcing her and Greta to learn to
trust each other and leap into the unknown.
India is surging with global ambition. But beyond the luxury hotels surrounding Mumbai
airport lies a makeshift slum, full of people with plans of their own.
On Thursday, April 2 at 6:30 p.m. and Saturday, April 4 at 12:00 p.m., The Little is proud to
present the National Theatre Live production of Behind the Beautiful Forevers.
Zehrunisa and her son Abdul aim to recycle enough rubbish to fund a proper house.
Sunil, 12 and stunted, wants to eat until he’s as tall as Kalu the thief. Asha seeks to
steal government anti-poverty funds to turn herself into a “first-class person,” while her
daughter Manju intends to become the slum’s first female graduate.
Katherine Boo spent three years in Annawadi recording the lives of its residents. From
her uncompromising book, winner of the National Book Award for Non-Fiction in 2012,
David Hare has fashioned a tumultuous play on an epic scale.
NT Live is really something to see. The best theatre performances from London’s West
End are recorded with cameras positioned throughout the theatre, ensuring Little
audiences get the best seat in the house every time.
This play contains strong language and some scenes of violence. It’s suitable for children 14 and over.
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TIME SENSITIVE MATERIAL
Saturday, June 6 at CMAC
WXXI is pleased to bring public radio’s beloved
variety show with Garrison Keillor to CMAC.
Don’t miss seeing this live radio show!
Tickets
Reserved: $35, $55, and $75.
Lawn seats: $20 in advance, $25 at the door.
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