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Daily Program Listing II
43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 1 of 126
Fri, May 01, 2015
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Newsline
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Global 3000
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AS2 Episode
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01:00:00
Jubilee
NETA
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Bobby Osbourne & Rocky Top Express/The Del Mccoury Band
Performances from the 2012 International Bluegrass Music Association Fanfest in Nashville feature two legends of bluegrass - mandolinist
vocalist Bobby Osborne and guitarist and vocalist Del McCoury.
02:00:00
Live from the Artists Den
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N/A #801
Tim Mcgraw
Country superstar Tim McGraw tore through a dozen songs during his taping of Live from the Artists Den, including hits "Southern Girl" and "One
of Those Nights" as well as his latest single, "Lookin' For That Girl." Set among the neo-classical columns of the century-old former bank building,
McGraw also previewed a number of songs from his forthcoming album, due out later this year.
03:00:00
Up from Ashes
NETA
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What goes into building a Library? Concerned with sustainability, the developers of the Traverwood Branch of the AADL took a unique approach
to the building process by harvesting hundreds of ash trees devastated by the Emerald Ash Borer and reusing the trees in the construction of the
building. 'Up From Ashes,' produced by KDN Films in Madison Heights, Michigan, captures each step of the Traverwood Branch construction
process, a process that combined both primitive and modern construction methods. In this hour-long documentary, director Bill Kubota treats
viewers to a behind-the-scenes look at drawing board designs, deadlines, and one-ton draft horses harvesting the lumber. Also captured on film
is the anxiety of the development team as design and structure challenges arise and are dealt with.
04:00:00
Hidden Epidemic
NETA
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Between four and eight million older adults in the United States currently have issues with alcohol and drugs. With that number expected to
continue to grow, A Hidden Epidemic answers the critical questions we all need to understand about substance abuse among baby boomers. The
documentary also breaks down complex statistics regarding elderly substance abuse and provides viewers with access to the latest research and
insights from experts across the country.
05:00:00
Great Conversations
NETA
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N/A #601
Philippe De Montebello and Michael Kimmelman
As director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Philippe de Montebello, nearly doubled the size of the museum, modernized its research, and
helped establish new standards for museums worldwide. Now retired, this longest-serving director of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, continues
to be recognized as an authority and passionate observer of art. In this program he discusses his book, Rendez-vous with Art, which examines
great works from museums around the world, with chief art critic for The New York Times Michael Kimmelman. Their conversation was recorded
in October 2014 at the University of Louisville Kentucky Author Forum.
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
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08:00:00
Zula Patrol
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DVI #304
Vanishing Cream/There Goes The Neighborhood
VANISHING CREAM - Deliria and Cloid start a galaxy-wide "beautification" project to remove the craters from every moon, planet and asteroid.
When the planets start missing the features that make them unique, it's up to The Zula Patrol to stop Deliria before the problem gets any
crater...er, greater. THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD - Dark Truder has moved his secret hideout into The Zula Patrol's back yard... the
nearby Zula Canyon. His very presence is threatening to destroy the ecosystem. As The Zula Patrol fights to keep the destruction of the canyon
in check, Wizzy and Wigg uncover fascinating lessons about their habitat... and Dark Truder learns a lesson, too. Well, no, actually he never
08:30:00
Hey Kids, Let's Cook
NETA
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Stromboli
This recipe is so much like every kid's favorite: pizza! Kid's will not be able to resist this yummy version of Stromboli! We're showing you how to
make this hand held sandwiches and once we get the combination of gooey mozzarella cheese, pepperoni, and other creative toppings, you'll
love it!
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Better Balance
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Slenderize The Lower Body
NETA
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Daily Program Listing II
43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 2 of 126
Fri, May 01, 2015
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Sit and Be Fit
NETA
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Better Balance
Good balance begins with proper spinal alignment, strong core muscles and bringing awareness to our center of gravity while weight shifting.
10:30:00
It's Sew Easy
NETA
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N/A #713
Tucks and Texture
There are many different ways to manipulate fabric for a textural look and feel. Especially in a monochromatic color scheme texture really stands
out. Rebecca Kemp Brent starts out with a tucked bolster pillow - it's a traditional technique and look that complements many different decor
styles. Then, it's a traditional quilting technique in a nontraditional way as Angela Wolf uses a walking foot to quilt a jacket. We finish up with flat
felled seams - common in quilting but incorporated into clothing with Janet Pray.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
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N/A #1202
Playing with Shapes
We're going to play with shapes, from creating graphic shapes with intarsia to using decreases to shape a garment. The first segment features
editor Lisa Shroyer combining fashion and knitting with the use of color blocking. Then, we spend some virtual Space to Space time with Allyson
Dykhuizen. Next, designer, author, and yarn company owner Barry Klein has a lesson on garment shaping. Then, get your knitting in shape with
Tanis. Finally, Vickie shows how to crochet a chic chevron pattern.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
The Perfect Tank
Your go to garment! Learn how to make it fit perfectly, flatter your figure and make you feel spectacular.
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Essential Pepin
APTEX
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Souper Soups for Supper
Tomato Chowder With Mollet Eggs; Black Bean Soup With Bananas; Garlic Soup; Onion Soup Lyonnaise-Style; Consomme.
DVI
#120
12:00:00
13:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
13:30:00
Joanne Weir Gets Fresh
APTEX
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N/A #101
Brassicas
Joanne shines a light on winter vegetables, which often take a back seat to their summertime counterparts. She'll also take us to a butcher chop
called Thistle Meats, and stop by a quintessential Italian market. With her student, she'll show how to make Broccoli Soup with Prosciutto Crisps,
Whole Roasted Cauliflower with Anchoiade, and Herb Grilled Lamb Chops. Recipes: Broccoli Soup with Prosciutto di San Daniele Crisps, Whole
Roasted Cauliflower with Mint Anchoiade, Herb Grilled Lamb Chops. Student: Sarah Van Patten.
14:00:00
Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Co. - After The Hunt
APTEX
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N/A #1220
Venison Rolled Roast
Chef Folse prepares Deer Bombs, Venison Rolled Roast and Venison Liver with Onions and visits with gun experts Richard Lipsey and Richard
Waguespack.
14:30:00
Chefs A' Field
APTEX
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N/A #209
Sustainable Hawaii
Not Just Beaches and Volcanoes, Hawaii Grows Secret Ingredients to Delight the Palate. Chef Alan Wong: Alan Wong's Restaurants - Honolulu
and Tokyo On the Big Island of Hawaii, top chef Alan Wong visits Richard Ha, whose Hamakua Springs Country Farms grows beautiful, awardwinning produce in the shadow of Mauna Kea. Then it's on to the links-to fish in golf course ponds! In the kitchen, Chef Wong explains how
waves of immigration have influenced his unique take on Hawaiian cuisine. Recipes: Hawaiian Shrimp & Clam Paella with Island Spices &
Veggies; Sauteed Moi & Heirloom Tomato Salad.
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
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N/A #2105
Wire Coiling
Inventor Sandra Lupo uses the ancient art of wire coiling to make wire-wrapped cones for end caps, tassel toppers and other creative
embellishments. Learn to create a Kumihimo board to create a braid finished with cones and a clasp. Katie shows how to make a riveted leather
strap bracelet with crystals.
15:30:00
Katie Brown Workshop
APTEX
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N/A #513
A Sparkling Holiday
Shine in style this holiday season with Katie's simple ideas designed to spread holiday cheer. In the Kitchen: Beef Filet with Cranberry Tarragon
Butter, Silky Potato Gratin and Orange and Olive Salad with Basil Vinaigrette. Projects: Glamorous name cards. Star-studded pinecone trees.
Daily Program Listing II
43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 3 of 126
Fri, May 01, 2015
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16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
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N/A #601
Helicopter Making
Fly through the Robinson Helicopter warehouse with host Joel Greene. Follow him as he learns all of the important steps it takes to put together
these incredible machines...and then take them apart?
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
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DVI #1701
On The Move
We are on the move, with projects that go along with us, or move themselves! Join host Katie Hacker and make a rockin' roadster that really rolls.
Artist Franz Spohn uses a little string to add animation to his art and blogger Jenny Barnett Rohrs make a wreath with colorful felt pinwheels. Use
the Family Craft Box and recycled denim to make a car track. Decorate your room with an eye-catching string art project that uses color to create
the feeling of movement.
17:00:00
P. Allen Smith's Garden Home
APTEX
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DVI #1112
Allen's Favorites
Allen picks a few of his favorite topics to discuss in this episode. He talks to experts about antique furniture and blackberries. He also tells us
about heirloom tomatoes and white superior potatoes. We'll also get educated in planting garlic and the different breeds of chickens. Plus Allen
visits with an expert on pine straw.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
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N/A #213
Young Farmers
There is a new breed of farmer emerging in America. They're young, hard working and highly motivated toward environmental stewardship.
These young people are turning to small-scale farming because they want to make a difference in the way our food is produced. In this episode
we meet several young farmers who are working hard to grow food sustainably. We'll also learn the benefits of applying some their best farming
techniques to our own backyards.
18:00:00
Journal
DW
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18:30:00
Out of Ireland
WLIW
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19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
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N/A
#6025
19:30:00
Global 3000
DW
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N/A
#717
20:00:00
Song of the Mountains
NETA
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N/A
#905
Smith Family Band; Dixie Ridge; Steve & Ruth Smith.
21:00:00
Woodsongs
NETA
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N/A #1512
The Infamous Stringdusters and Elephant Revival
THE INFAMOUS STRINGDUSTERS sound like no one else, combining virtuosic chops on five traditional bluegrass instruments, with an ethos of
pushing the genre forward. When the band first emerged eight years ago, they were immediately branded fast-picking Nashville wunderkinds, a
new-generation super group built to revive the high lonesome sound. Then came immediate accolades-IBMA awards, a chart-topping self-titled
album and a Grammy nomination for "Best Country Instrumental". Having just released their fifth studio album 'Let It Go' on the band's own High
Country Recordings, the band finds itself on firm footing, at ease with an evolving sound that defies categorization. ELEPHANT REVIVAL is a
soulful, seductive quiver of songwriters and multi-instrumentalists that reign from points all across America. This Nederland, Colorado quintet are,
needless to say, quite a sound to be experienced - especially when they fall into the pocket of a groove containing elements of gypsy, rock,
Celtic, alt-country and folk. Each Elephant possesses remarkable vocal abilities which are highlighted during every performance. 'These
Changing Skies' is the band's newest release and was part of NPR's "Top 10 Folk and Americana Albums Of 2013."
22:00:00
Standing On Sacred Ground
NETA
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DVI #101
Pilgrims & Tourists
Around the world, indigenous communities stand in the way of government megaprojects. In the Russian Republic of Altai, traditional native
people create their own mountain parks to rein in tourism and resist a gas pipeline that would cut through a World Heritage Site. In northern
California, Winnemem Wintu girls grind herbs on a sacred medicine rock, as elders protest U.S. government plans to enlarge one of the West's
biggest dams and forever submerge this touchstone of a tribe.
23:00:00
Invitation to World Literature
APTEX
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DVI #113
The Thousand and One Nights
Shahrazad must hold the interest of her despotic husband the sultan with nightly tales, lest she lose her life in the morning. This wellspring of
storytelling, circulating from medieval Persia to Egypt to Iraq, like its wily raconteur lives on in many modern adaptations. Art, performance, and
film images are employed to show the collection's broad span of influence. Featured speakers include Marin Alsop, musical director of the
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and Aly Jetha and Shabnam Rezai, co-producers of the 1001 Nights animated series.
Daily Program Listing II
43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Fri, May 01, 2015
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23:30:00
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Theater Talk
EPS
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N/A #820
A Raisin in the Sun Trilogy
Theater Talk's Emmy - nominated program focuses on Lorraine Hansberry's groundbreaking 1959 play about the struggles of an AfricanAmerican family. The episode features highlights from 3 interviews that explore the drama from a variety of perspectives. First, Denzel
Washington, star of the 2014 revival, and producer Woodie King, Jr. of The New Federal Theatre, reflect on how audience perceptions of the race
and class issues in the play have evolved in 55 years. Next, actresses LaTanya Richardson Jackson, Sophie Okonedo and Anika Noni Rose
discuss interpreting their iconic female characters in the revival. The episode ends with an archival 2002 interview with the late Ossie Davis and
Ruby Dee, plus A Raisin in the Sun's original producer, Philip Rose, remembering how they first mounted the show. "Nothing like that had been
on Broadway before," Dee says, "where the central characters' lives were not involved with the welfare of somebody white."
Daily Program Listing II
43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 5 of 126
Sat, May 02, 2015
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00:00:01
Newsline
00:30:00
Global 3000
01:00:00
Song of the Mountains
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#905
Smith Family Band; Dixie Ridge; Steve & Ruth Smith.
02:00:00
Woodsongs
NETA
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N/A #1512
The Infamous Stringdusters and Elephant Revival
THE INFAMOUS STRINGDUSTERS sound like no one else, combining virtuosic chops on five traditional bluegrass instruments, with an ethos of
pushing the genre forward. When the band first emerged eight years ago, they were immediately branded fast-picking Nashville wunderkinds, a
new-generation super group built to revive the high lonesome sound. Then came immediate accolades-IBMA awards, a chart-topping self-titled
album and a Grammy nomination for "Best Country Instrumental". Having just released their fifth studio album 'Let It Go' on the band's own High
Country Recordings, the band finds itself on firm footing, at ease with an evolving sound that defies categorization. ELEPHANT REVIVAL is a
soulful, seductive quiver of songwriters and multi-instrumentalists that reign from points all across America. This Nederland, Colorado quintet are,
needless to say, quite a sound to be experienced - especially when they fall into the pocket of a groove containing elements of gypsy, rock,
Celtic, alt-country and folk. Each Elephant possesses remarkable vocal abilities which are highlighted during every performance. 'These
Changing Skies' is the band's newest release and was part of NPR's "Top 10 Folk and Americana Albums Of 2013."
03:00:00
Standing On Sacred Ground
NETA
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(CC)
DVI #101
Pilgrims & Tourists
Around the world, indigenous communities stand in the way of government megaprojects. In the Russian Republic of Altai, traditional native
people create their own mountain parks to rein in tourism and resist a gas pipeline that would cut through a World Heritage Site. In northern
California, Winnemem Wintu girls grind herbs on a sacred medicine rock, as elders protest U.S. government plans to enlarge one of the West's
biggest dams and forever submerge this touchstone of a tribe.
04:00:00
Invitation to World Literature
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI #113
The Thousand and One Nights
Shahrazad must hold the interest of her despotic husband the sultan with nightly tales, lest she lose her life in the morning. This wellspring of
storytelling, circulating from medieval Persia to Egypt to Iraq, like its wily raconteur lives on in many modern adaptations. Art, performance, and
film images are employed to show the collection's broad span of influence. Featured speakers include Marin Alsop, musical director of the
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and Aly Jetha and Shabnam Rezai, co-producers of the 1001 Nights animated series.
04:30:00
Theater Talk
EPS
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(CC)
N/A #820
A Raisin in the Sun Trilogy
Theater Talk's Emmy - nominated program focuses on Lorraine Hansberry's groundbreaking 1959 play about the struggles of an AfricanAmerican family. The episode features highlights from 3 interviews that explore the drama from a variety of perspectives. First, Denzel
Washington, star of the 2014 revival, and producer Woodie King, Jr. of The New Federal Theatre, reflect on how audience perceptions of the race
and class issues in the play have evolved in 55 years. Next, actresses LaTanya Richardson Jackson, Sophie Okonedo and Anika Noni Rose
discuss interpreting their iconic female characters in the revival. The episode ends with an archival 2002 interview with the late Ossie Davis and
Ruby Dee, plus A Raisin in the Sun's original producer, Philip Rose, remembering how they first mounted the show. "Nothing like that had been
on Broadway before," Dee says, "where the central characters' lives were not involved with the welfare of somebody white."
05:00:00
In Good Shape
WNVC
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N/A
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05:30:00
Healthy Body Healthy Mind
EPS
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N/A #3203
Understanding Organ Donation & Transplantation
The human body has 78 organs. Due to illness or injury, if one of your organs fails, you may need a transplant. An organ transplant is when
doctors remove a healthy organ from one person and place it in the body of another. The organ may come from a living donor or a deceased
donor. Whatever the origin, becoming an organ donor offers hope to thousands of people each year in need of a transplant. Daily, about 79
people receive an organ transplant. Eighteen others, however, will die waiting for a transplant that can't take place because of an organ shortage.
Every 10 minutes another name is added to the waiting list. Among the major organs regularly transplanted are heart, lung, pancreas and small
intestine. However, the two organs most consistently transplanted are the kidney and the liver. In this program, we will discuss the importance of
organ donation and transplantation, hear from leading researchers in the field, visit with patients and family members whose lives have been
changes by having received an organ transplant, and go to "The Transplant Games" in Houston, Texas, as donation recipients show firsthand
how organ transplantations change lives.
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
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Daily Program Listing II
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 6 of 126
Sat, May 02, 2015
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08:00:00
Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins
APTEX
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N/A #315
Roses and Geraniums
Today Gary paints beautiful Red and White Roses, combined with bright Red Geraniums. The soft Grey background has pastel shades of Pink
and Mauve. Tiny Red buds and complimentary Green leaves complete the composition. This is a quick and easy painting for the student that is
just starting out, learning the Jenkins style Roses.
08:30:00
Painting The Town with Eric Dowdle
APTEX
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DVI
#103
Solvang, CA - Established over 100 years ago as a gathering place for Danish people, Solvang is a piece of Denmark nestled amid the
picturesque Santa Ynez Mountains of central California. Immediately recognizable with windmills and Danish architecture, Solvang is a beautiful
secret. Off the main roads and full of Danish bakeries and authentic Danish restaurants join Eric as he renews his love with Solvang's sunny
fields.
09:00:00
Grand View
APT
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Lava Beds National Monument
Baumann journeys into the lava tubes and cinder cone fields of Lava Beds National Monument. Along his journey he meets, Kelly Fuhrmann,
Park biologist: George Freeland, Interpretive ranger for the park: and Willard W. Rhoades, Native American, who shares the stories of his life and
the philosophy of his people. Baumann concludes the show by painting a vista of Lava Beds.
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Stretch Spine and Relieve Back Pain
APTEX
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10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
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Improve Your Mood
In this episode Mary Ann uses tactile stimulation to increase circulation and elicit a relaxed state of body and mind.
(CC)
DVI
#725
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N/A
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10:30:00
Wai Lana Yoga
APTEX
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N/A #501
Tip-Top Trio
Wai Lana shows you a trio of backbends to keep you in tip-top shape. You'll strengthen your back, give your digestive system a boost, and
improve your overall health.
11:00:00
Delicious Tv's Vegan Mashup
NETA
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DVI #105
Cooking for Teens
Encouraging your kids to eat healthier meals just got easier when our chefs pull out all the stops on these fun and easy recipes. Tempeh Chorizo
Soft Tacos/Citrus Salad/Tofu BLT/No Queso Quesadilla.
11:30:00
Chef Paul Prudhomme's Always Cooking!
APTEX
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Fire Roasted Foods
Filet Tails with Fire Roasted Vegetables, Marinated Roasted Peppers, Calf's Liver with Roasted Pepper Sauce.
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DVI
#116
12:00:00
Lidia's Kitchen
APTEX
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N/A #216
I Love Eggs
Lidia LOVES eggs, and in this episode, she shares four super simple recipes that feature this amazing ingredient that Lidia recalls fondly from her
own grandmother's courtyard in Istria. Oregano Eggs and Anchovy Frittata are delicious appetizers or main courses. The Rustic Salad is a great
meal idea with lots of complex textures and flavors. For a sweet finish, Lidia whips up Zabaglione with Fresh Fruit.
12:30:00
Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking
APTEX
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N/A #107
Secret Sea Cove, Ca: Chef Ravi Kapur
Pete Evans joins Chef Kapur in a cooking adventure unlike any other, in which they cook in a "restaurant without walls." With majestic views of
the Pacific Ocean as backdrop, Pete and Ravi cook up a delightful beachfront feast for over 150 guests. The guests are in for a surprise when the
tide comes up to wash over their feet during the meal!
13:00:00
Islands Without Cars with Kira Hesser
APTEX
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N/A #103
The Channel Island of Sark
Exploring the Island of Sark with Kira is a unique look at the last feudal state in the western world - a tiny, ruggedly beautiful island in the English
Channel with only 600 contentedly car-phobic residents. Interviews include Seigneur Michael Beaumont, the feudal lord who inherited the island
from his grandmother -- the infamous Dame of Sark. The program features an "improper" tea (thanks to the Americans) with a founding
descendent, an interview with the island judge (who is not a lawyer), a look at the single-cell jail for drunkards, as well as demonstrations in
pottery-making, chocolate-mixing, carriage driving and cave exploring. Interviews include a rocking horse carver, a water colorist and a hotel
operator straight out of Fawlty Towers.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Sat, May 02, 2015
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13:30:00
Curious Traveler
APTEX
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N/A #104
Curious About - Montreal
Why did the French settle here? And why is French still the official language here (as well as English)? Why is there a Paris Metro Stop in the
middle of the city? Why is Notre-Dame Basilica bathed in blue? And why does it slope downwards towards the altar? Why does the Hotel de Ville
look like DC's Eisenhower Building and why does the Bank of Montreal look like the Pantheon? And is there really an ongoing archaeological dig
going on under your feet at Place Royal?
14:00:00
Rick Steves' Europe
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #602
Croatia: Adriatic Delights
A fascinating land with a hard-fought history in a complex corner of Europe, Croatia is emerging as one of Europe's top destinations. Sampling
the very best of Croatia, we start by exploring the fabled Dalmatian Coast from dramatic Dubrovnik to crusty Adriatic island ports. Heading inland,
we hike through Plitvice Lakes National Park and enjoy the thriving capital city Zagreb. Our Croatian finale: the Istrian Peninsula and its
enchanting port town of Rovinj.
14:30:00
Journeys In Africa
NETA
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N/A #206
Victoria Falls - The Land That Thunders
The greatest waterfalls in the world-Victoria Falls-literally creates the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia. Bill explores the people, wildlife and
scenic wonder that makes this one of the most exciting destinations on earth.
15:00:00
Garden Smart
NETA
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N/A
#3804
GardenSMART is always on the lookout for unusual, interesting plants for areas that present gardening challenges. In this episode, we start with
an empty palette and paint a picture with plant material. Be sure to tune in.
15:30:00
Farm with Ian Knauer
NETA
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N/A #102
Beer
You love beer, but ever think about making your own? Ian learns how with a brewing expert, then takes some home to cook an all beer dinner
featuring his Fresh Hop Pasta.
16:00:00
Maria Hinojosa: One-On-One
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #513
Sheena Iyengar
Social scientist and author Sheena Iyengar (The Art of Choosing) talks about growing up Sikh, how different cultures arrive at decisions, and how
to make better choices.
16:30:00
Overheard with Evan Smith
NETA
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N/A #507
Katha Pollitt, Author & Columnist
Katha Pollitt is an award-winning author and columnist for The Nation. Her previous work of essays surrounding feminism, women's rights, and
politics have been made into several books including Reasonable Creatures: Essays on Women and Feminism and Virginity or Death!: And Other
Social and Political Issues of Our Time. Her most recent book, Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights, discusses women's reproductive rights.
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Living Authentically with Gina Mazzetti
PENTV
Chelsea Gheesling and Dr. Jennifer Contreras
Educates and motivates viewers to live authentically through discovering their purpose and helping others
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Natural Heroes
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Second Nature: The Biomimicry Evolution
Paint that self-cleans like a lotus leaf? Gecko-foot technology? Explore biomimicry, the science of emulating nature's best ideas to solve human
problems. Set in South Africa, SECOND NATURE follows Time magazine "Hero of the Environment" Janine Benyus as she illustrates how
organisms in nature can teach us to be more sustainable engineers, chemists, architects, and business leaders. After 3.8 billion years, nature has
discovered how to survive and thrive. Benyus brings deep affection for the natural world as she guides us toward a vision of a planet in balance
between human progress and ecosystem survival.
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Focus On Europe
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Autoline This Week
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Designs on the Future
Many consider today the golden age of design when it comes to cars. From the fantastic look of the Tesla Model S to Ford's powerhouse the GT
and so much more, today's car designers have almost a rock star quality about them. Perhaps that's why so the design schools are overflowing
with applicants. On this edition of Autoline THIS WEEK John McElroy explores the future of automotive design with Joe Dehner, the head of
Dodge/Ram Exterior Design and FCA's intermediary with education; Paul Stanley, the Transportation Design Chair at Detroit's Center for
Creative Studies as well as Darby Barber a student at the same school and former contestant on Tru TV's reality show "Motor City Masters."
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Closer to Truth
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Will The Universe Ever End?
In the far, far future, what happens to planets, stars, galaxies, black holes? What's the 'Big Rip' and the 'Big Crunch'? And if 'multiple universes'
exist, if one universe ends, do others begin?
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Piano Guy
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Host Scott Houston and guests show viewers how to play a blues chord progression often used in jazz tunes, an easy bluesy-sounding trick for
your right hand and the signature lick from Marc Cohn's "Walking In Memphis." We also go on-location with five-time Grammy nominee, David
Benoit, and gain his insights on what it's like performing in a major concert tour. Other featured artists include Bradley Sowash, Dave Powers and
David Tolley.
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Infinity Hall Live
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Aimee Mann
Singer-songwriter Aimee Mann performs with bassist Paul Bryan, keyboardist Jamie Edwards, and drummer Sebastian Aymanns. Before
launching into "High on Sunday 51" from her 2002 release Lost in Space, Mann welcomes the audience with her unique sense of humor. "Let me
cheer you up with some songs of depression, heartache and dysfunction," she says. Mann's career stretches back to the 1980s when her new
wave band, 'Til Tuesday, gained popularity on MTV with their hit song "Voices Carry." She released her first solo album, Whatever, in 1993, and
has been going strong ever since. "For ten years I've had my own label and released my own records, so it's been very freeing to not have to
worry about pleasing anybody else," says Mann. Mann's successes include Oscar, Grammy and Golden Globe nominations for the song "Save
Me" from the film soundtrack for Magnolia. Mann performs a poignant version of "Save Me" along with another song from the film, "Wise Up". Her
performance at Infinity Hall includes a variety of songs from past albums, as well as several new songs. INFINITY HALL LIVE captures Mann in
the perfect atmosphere for her poetic lyrics and witty stage banter. The intimate performance of this accomplished artist is not to be missed.
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Front and Center
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Richard Thompson
British songwriter Richard Thompson showcases his iconic guitar work at the Iridium. The Grammy Award nominee performs his classic "1952
Vincent Black Lightning" and other hits, as well as songs from his 2013 studio album, Electric.
22:00:00
Globe Trekker
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South Atlantic
Zay Harding takes an epic adventure to the ends of the earth, voyaging to the Falkland Islands, South Georgia, South Orkneys, South Shetland
Islands, Elephant Island and the Antarctic Peninsula. Following in the footsteps of countless explorers, adventurers, naturalists and
conservationists, from Captains Cook and Scott to Captains Amundsen, Shackleton and Darwin, Zay explores the South Atlantic's frozen, windswept, white wilderness.
23:00:00
Sand Creek Massacre
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What led approximately 600-plus volunteer soldiers to attack a peaceful settlement of Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians in the Southeastern
Colorado Territory? On November 29, 1864, Colonel John Chivington led an unprovoked attack that resulted in the deaths of more than 150
women, children and the elderly. SAND CREEK MASSACRE revisits the horrific acts of that day and uncovers the history 150 years later. The
hour-long program gives insight into the history and describes in detail the actions and the events - the discovery of gold in the west, the push for
Colorado statehood by Governor John Evans, and the belief in manifest destiny - that led to this infamous massacre. The documentary provides
an in-depth look at the story's real-life villains and heroes through moving oral histories shared by 22 Sand Creek descendants, an interview with
David. F. Halass, PhD, a Northern Cheyenne Consultant and Colorado Chief Historian and archival photos and letters.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Sun, May 03, 2015
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Closer to Truth
EPS
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N/A #1304
Will The Universe Ever End?
In the far, far future, what happens to planets, stars, galaxies, black holes? What's the 'Big Rip' and the 'Big Crunch'? And if 'multiple universes'
exist, if one universe ends, do others begin?
00:30:00
Piano Guy
NETA
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N/A
#1404
Host Scott Houston and guests show viewers how to play a blues chord progression often used in jazz tunes, an easy bluesy-sounding trick for
your right hand and the signature lick from Marc Cohn's "Walking In Memphis." We also go on-location with five-time Grammy nominee, David
Benoit, and gain his insights on what it's like performing in a major concert tour. Other featured artists include Bradley Sowash, Dave Powers and
David Tolley.
01:00:00
Infinity Hall Live
APTEX
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N/A #101
Aimee Mann
Singer-songwriter Aimee Mann performs with bassist Paul Bryan, keyboardist Jamie Edwards, and drummer Sebastian Aymanns. Before
launching into "High on Sunday 51" from her 2002 release Lost in Space, Mann welcomes the audience with her unique sense of humor. "Let me
cheer you up with some songs of depression, heartache and dysfunction," she says. Mann's career stretches back to the 1980s when her new
wave band, 'Til Tuesday, gained popularity on MTV with their hit song "Voices Carry." She released her first solo album, Whatever, in 1993, and
has been going strong ever since. "For ten years I've had my own label and released my own records, so it's been very freeing to not have to
worry about pleasing anybody else," says Mann. Mann's successes include Oscar, Grammy and Golden Globe nominations for the song "Save
Me" from the film soundtrack for Magnolia. Mann performs a poignant version of "Save Me" along with another song from the film, "Wise Up". Her
performance at Infinity Hall includes a variety of songs from past albums, as well as several new songs. INFINITY HALL LIVE captures Mann in
the perfect atmosphere for her poetic lyrics and witty stage banter. The intimate performance of this accomplished artist is not to be missed.
02:00:00
Front and Center
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N/A #409
Richard Thompson
British songwriter Richard Thompson showcases his iconic guitar work at the Iridium. The Grammy Award nominee performs his classic "1952
Vincent Black Lightning" and other hits, as well as songs from his 2013 studio album, Electric.
03:00:00
Globe Trekker
APTEX
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N/A #1404
South Atlantic
Zay Harding takes an epic adventure to the ends of the earth, voyaging to the Falkland Islands, South Georgia, South Orkneys, South Shetland
Islands, Elephant Island and the Antarctic Peninsula. Following in the footsteps of countless explorers, adventurers, naturalists and
conservationists, from Captains Cook and Scott to Captains Amundsen, Shackleton and Darwin, Zay explores the South Atlantic's frozen, windswept, white wilderness.
04:00:00
Sand Creek Massacre
APTEX
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What led approximately 600-plus volunteer soldiers to attack a peaceful settlement of Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians in the Southeastern
Colorado Territory? On November 29, 1864, Colonel John Chivington led an unprovoked attack that resulted in the deaths of more than 150
women, children and the elderly. SAND CREEK MASSACRE revisits the horrific acts of that day and uncovers the history 150 years later. The
hour-long program gives insight into the history and describes in detail the actions and the events - the discovery of gold in the west, the push for
Colorado statehood by Governor John Evans, and the belief in manifest destiny - that led to this infamous massacre. The documentary provides
an in-depth look at the story's real-life villains and heroes through moving oral histories shared by 22 Sand Creek descendants, an interview with
David. F. Halass, PhD, a Northern Cheyenne Consultant and Colorado Chief Historian and archival photos and letters.
05:00:00
Drexel Interview
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The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, Part 2 Or 2
The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University is a popular museum on Philadelphia's cultural boulevard and the oldest natural history
museum in America. The first part of this two-part series focused on the Academy's public role as museum and educational institution. In this, the
second part, also taped on-site, scientists at the Academy of Natural Sciences discuss its collections and its role as a center for scientific
research. Paleontologist Ted Daeschler, Associate Curator of Vertebrate Zoology and Vice President of Systematics and Library, displays
Thomas Jefferson's personal collection of fossils, presented to Jefferson in 1808 by explorer William Clark. Daeschler notes that the Academy
holds some 18 million fossil specimens. He also displays the focus of his current research, the skull of a lobe-finned fish found in the Canadian
arctic, one of the first limbed animals and a key piece of evolutionary history--a bridge between fish and mammal. Entomologist Daniel Otte,
Curator of Entomology and an expert on crickets and grasshoppers, speaks of describing new species of crickets and notes that there are many
species of insects that remain undescribed. A highlight of Otte's presentation are the beautifully detailed drawings from his books on North
American grasshoppers. Ending the segment, biogeochemist David Velinsky, Vice President of the Academy's Patrick Center for Environmental
Research, discusses the pioneering work on stream health of ecologist Ruth Patrick, the scientist for whom the Center was named. Velinsky also
speaks of his current and controversial research on the ecological problems resulting from natural gas drilling in Pennsylvania. This episode
features video of display cases filled with fossils, seashells, giant insects, birds, and other specimens from the Academy's "library of life," as well
as shots of its famous dinosaur skeletons.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Moneywise with Kelvin Boston
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Tightwad Budgeting
In times of economic crisis, many people tighten their belts. Do penny-pinchers weather the storm better? Where can you find some pennies to
pinch? Guests: Janet Bodnar, editor of Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine, and Rita Cheng, financial advisor for Ameriprise Financial
Services.
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
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Paint This with Jerry Yarnell
NETA
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Biloxi Shrimpers, Part 3
In episode 3, Jerry adding the intermediate details of the boat trim, barrels on the dock, miscellaneous items stacked around the boat house and
the additional highlighting of the water. He begins placing more emphasis on the center of interest, the dimensional form of the boat. He blocks it
in stages with the #4 bristle brush and a dry brush blending. To finish out this episode, Jerry will sketch in the reflections with a conte pencil and
begin to develop the values in the layering process to achieve the value and level of detail in the boat and the water.
08:30:00
Gary Spetz's Painting Wild Places
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DVI #507
Grand Turk
Host-Artist, Gary Spetz, sails to and paints a scene from the Caribbean's Grand Turk Island-explaining both how he paints and what he looks for,
in nature, for a painting composition.
09:00:00
Wyland's Art Studio
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Pipeline Wave
Art Lesson: Brush technique. Learn the feel of the paint on the brush: to know how much paint is needed for a thick or thin application of color.
The thicker the paint, the richer the darks, and the lighter the lights. Like any skill, learning brush strokes happens through patience and practice.
Wyland's depiction of a wave at the famous pipeline, off the north shore of Oahu, creates a perfect testing ground for brushwork. Discover how to
hold a brush loaded with paint and still make a sensitive stroke so almost no paint comes off. Skills acquired here may be refined for further
practice.
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Increase Energy and Improve Strength
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Sit and Be Fit
NETA
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Lighthearted Exercises
Mary Ann introduces a variety of new exercises for fingers, gait and back strengthening in this fun, light-hearted episode.
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10:30:00
Power Yoga: Mind and Body
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11:00:00
Chefs A' Field: Kids on the Farm
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Artisan Chevre: Chef Bruce Sherman & Daughters - Ridgeway, Wi
North Pond Restaurant - Chicago, IL; Fantome Farm & Shooting Star Farm - Ridgeway, WI Acclaimed chef Bruce Sherman was headed for a
career in banking and finance before he decided to enter the restaurant field. Cheesemaker Anne Topham was studying for her doctorate when
she visited her grandparents' farm and never returned to academic life. In this episode, Anne, Bruce and his two young daughters are together in
the rolling hills of southern Wisconsin to milk goats and make farmstead cheese. Bruce's daughters get a quick lesson in goat psychology as
Anne explains, "They are a lot smarter than cows, and you have to figure out ways to get them to do what you want, because they are very
independent creatures." They discuss how that relationship with the animals and the land carries through in the taste of Anne's cheeses:
extremely fresh, always beautiful and full-flavored but never "goaty." Then we head down the road to one of Wisconsin's most prized farmers to
gather some carefully grown herbs and greens to accompany our cheese. Recipe: Leek & Roasted Apple Soup with Goat Cheese Gnocchi and a
Nest of Shooting Star Spinach; Twice- Baked Shooting Star Squash Boats Stuffed with Fantome Farm Goat Cheese.
11:30:00
Taste The Islands with Chef Irie
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Carnival Nights
Chef Irie reinterprets Trinidadian favorites with Cilantro Corn soup, Chicken Pelau, Pineapple Pepper Slaw and an Irie-style ginger libation.
Viewers listen in on a food conversation between Chef and Trinidadian Olympic athlete and Sports Analyst Ato Boldon.
12:00:00
Ciao Italia
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Give Me Rice/Dammi Il Riso
Crispy on the outside, creamy on the inside, Mary Ann turns plain Arborio rice into a symphony of porcini mushrooms and mozzarella cheese, all
rolled up into Little Rice Balls, and then covered with bread crumbs, deep fried to perfection, and topped with spicy hot tomato sauce. Seconds
anyone? Thirds?
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Martin Yan's Taste of Vietnam
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Where Dragons Nest
Vietnamese legends tell of dragons descending from the heavens and nesting in Ha Long Bay. Martin sails these spectacular waters, exploring
the many rugged caves inside the thousands of limestone islands. He drops by a floating village where children commute by boat to a
schoolhouse on water. Recipes: Crispy Fried Shrimp, Steamed Whole Fish in Spicy Bean Sauce.
13:00:00
Travel with Kids
NETA
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DVI #303
China: Yangtze River & Three River Gorges Dam Project
Leaving Shanghai by train for the interior of China is an adventure in itself! After two days on the Chinese trains, Travel With Kids' hosts Nathan &
Seamus become a curious novelty among the locals. School kids engage them in learning English and playing games and hilarious antics ensue.
From the train to the M.S. Yangtze Explorer, the family embarks on a downstream adventure on one of the world's longest rivers. Wind through
the famous Three River Gorges and visit the controversial Three Gorges dam with a first-hand account of its massive lock system. Meander
through markets, visit new homes and traditional homes of those displaced by the dam project meet the local boat trackers who pull boats
upstream with ropes.
13:30:00
Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions
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The Great Rivers of Europe: Cochem to Luxembourg
Burt cruises along the Mosel River with stops in Cochem and Bernkastel in the middle of the Mosel wine region. He also tours the city of
Luxembourg and cooks with Lea Linster, one of Europe's leading chefs and a major television personality.
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Aviators
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Aircraft ownership: Kurtis exploring the varied costs and entry points of flying for everyone from the weekend warrior to the rich and famous.
Airpark living: When your driveway is a runway, life is good... and as airparks go, this place is Heavenly! Pilot profile - Pete McLeod: Jeff talks to
the Red Bull Air Racer about life as a high-adrenalin, competitive flyer.
14:30:00
Jonathan Bird's Blue World
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Bull Sharks and Astronauts
Segment 1: Bull Sharks. Jonathan travels to Mexico for an up close encounter with Bull sharks, infamous for the fact that they are known to be
the most dangerous species of shark to humans. He gets to try a chainmail anti-shark suit, and meets a biologist who is studying the sharks to
learn more about their population and habits. Segment 2: Inner Space at NASA. At NASA's Neutral Buoyancy Lab in Houston, astronauts train for
space walking underwater, in a giant pool about half the size of a football field. Jonathan gets a rare and fascinating look into this high-tech diving
as he ventures underwater with astronauts.
15:00:00
American Woodshop
Stair Case Upgrades
Balustrades and Newel Posts.
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Rough Cut - Woodworking with Tommy Mac
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Wall Cabinet
Boston's Old North Church may be most famous for its steeple lanterns, which once signaled the start of the American Revolution. Another
standout characteristic of the building is the dentil molding. Host Tommy MacDonald travels to the historic site to gain inspiration for his newest
Rough Cut project, a Wall Cabinet. Then he heads to Beverly, Massachusetts, to speak with fine furniture maker Phil Lowe about adding
architectural detail to projects. After this trip, Tommy returns to the workshop to build a Wall Cabinet, which features detailed moldings such as a
dentil, cove, and quarter round.
16:00:00
Feel Grand with Jane Seymour
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Skin Care/Melanoma
Our skin. It's the first thing anyone sees. Take care of it and it can be a fountain of youth. Neglect it and those signs of aging become more and
more apparent. And a few wrinkles are the least of our worries as the risk of too much sun, even at an early age, can result in serious health
problems as we get older. Our skin is one of our most precious possessions, and we'll look at why all of us need to protect it.
16:30:00
Second Opinion
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Teen Depression
Patient Story: We all want our teens to be happy and carefree, but the reality is that teen depression is a legitimate and life-changing disease.
Ellen and Olivia Reardon share their story of how they worked their way through Olivia's depression together. Myth or Medicine: Are
antidepressants safe for teenagers? Second Opinion 5: Five signs of teen depression.
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Ecosense for Living
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Green Jobs
In post-Katrina New Orleans, there's a shining example of real-life results of green job training. At-risk young people get hands-on training on how
to fortify and weatherize homes in The Big Easy. Then EcoSense takes you to Spartanburg, S.C., to witness a unique recycling process - The
Coca-Cola Company has partnered to create new bottles directly from old bottles without using raw materials. Hungry to go green? See how
traditional food industry jobs are being transformed, from the farmer all the way to pizza delivery.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Well Read
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Jodi Picoult, Leaving Time
Jodi Picoult is one of America's most popular novelists. Her novels about families and relationships have sold an estimated 14 million copies
worldwide, and two of her novels, "Nineteen Minutes" and "Change of Heart," debuted at No. 1 on the New York Times hardcover fiction list.
18:00:00
Classic California's Gold
Special Presentation
Join Host Huell Howser on another adventure in search of California's Gold!
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Tracks Ahead
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Trans Siberian Railroad, Part 2
Tracks Ahead journeys through Russia over the more than 6,000 miles of the Trans-Siberian Railroad on the luxurious Golden Eagle train.
Highlights include a 1,000 year-old city on the Volga River, Ulan Bator--the capital of Mongolia, villages near the world's largest freshwater lake,
and Moscow. The Trans-Siberian tracks connect the far eastern port city of Vladivostok with Moscow, stretching from the Baltic to the Pacific and
forming a vital link between Russia's vast regions. The journey also introduces the Golden Eagle, a Russian luxury train launched in 2007.
Spencer Christian hosts.
19:00:00
What's Cookin' In China?
NETA
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Follow two Californian chefs, Jessica and Laurence (Rising Star Chef award recipients) to Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, as they taste and
learn how to cook traditional Sichuan cuisine from many Sichuan master chefs. Jessica and Laurence observe the preparation of many authentic
regional dishes like Mapo Tofu, Kung Pao chicken, Fish Smell Pork and Fish Taste Chicken, just to name a few.... Their views on food are
expanded when challenged with tasting Sichuan hotpot that contains duck and pork intestines, tongue, and liver. Jessica and Laurence also try to
prepare Sichuan style food for the first time using mainly a clever and a wok. Other than food, they visit living pandas, an endangered species
that originated in Sichuan. They also climb the Qingcheng Mountain to reach the birthplace of Chinese Taoism. Stay tuned for the journey of two
American chefs as they experience new tastes, smells, and sights of beautiful Sichuan Province in China.
20:00:00
Mineral Explorers
NETA
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DVI #105
Brazil - The Estrada Real
This episode finds Nagin traveling the famed Estrada Real, or "Royal Road," exploring Brazil's rich diamond and gold history. En route he also
discovers the odd formations at Chapada Diamantina National Park and the highly-coveted imperial topaz, found exclusively in Brazil. Along the
way, we meet the "Laser Cowboys" who dig for long, beautiful laser quartz crystals, and one of Brazil's best-known mineral collectors who invites
Nagin to view his extensive, private collection. Minerals featured in this episode: Diamonds, Quartz, Imperial Topaz.
20:30:00
Walk in the Park with Nick Molle - Real Rocky
APTEX
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DVI
#101
Nick introduces the spectacular landscapes that comprise Rocky Mountain National Park, from the valley floor to the 13,425-foot summit of
Mummy Mountain. Along the way, he examines the park's diverse fauna, including elk, bighorn sheep and other animals living within the Rockies'
ecosystems. He pays special attention to the role wolf-like coyotes play in the balance of coexistence.
21:00:00
Walk in the Park with Nick Molle - Real Rocky
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DVI
#102
Nick experiences the tree-less alpine tundra and travels along Trail Ridge Road, the highest continuous paved highway in the United States.
Then, Nick journeys along Old Fall River Road, a route dating back to the Stanley Steamer, steam-powered automobiles produced in the late
19th century. Upon traversing the continental divide, he enters the area of the headwaters of the Colorado River and learns about moose, bears
and mountain lions. After sampling fly-fishing, Nick and his crew embark on an overnight hike which takes them from one side of the Rockies to
the other.
21:30:00
Walk in the Park with Nick Molle - Real Rocky
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DVI
#103
In this episode, Nick arrives at one of the more remote reaches of Rocky Mountain National Park. The appropriately named Wild Basin affords
Nick a chance to hike to exotic Bluebird Lake, where he discovers wildfire's unique contribution to the beauty of the Rockies. Nick summiting
14,259-foot Longs Peak, where he basks in this once-in-a-lifetime experience. After some snow-shoeing, Nick enters a soulful sanctuary, perhaps
his favorite, in a remote backcountry location. Here he reflects on this experience with an original musical tribute.
22:00:00
E Haku Inoa: to Weave A Name
NETA
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Filmmaker Christen Marquez's drive to learn the meaning of her enigmatic Hawaiian name impels her to unite her scattered family and come to
terms with her estranged, mentally ill mother, who is the only person in the world who knows the meaning of her name.
23:00:00
Arab American Stories
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Arab Americans who have forged an unexpected path -- Diane Rehm lacked a college education but became a national radio host, Robby Ameen
was born to Lebanese-American parents but has made a career as one of the top Afro-Cuban Jazz drummers in the world, Rabih Dow was
blinded by an explosion during the Lebanese Civil War and found his life's work rehabilitating newly blind people at the Carroll Center for the Blind
outside Boston.
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America from the Ground Up
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America's Lost Civilization 800ad-1600
Centuries before Columbus arrived America was home to the towns and cities of a thriving Native American Civilization. Dig into the archaeology
of America's lost civilization at sites like Cahokia, a Native American city of 30,000 people and the spiritual heart of a civilization that stretched
from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico.
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What's Cookin' In China?
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Follow two Californian chefs, Jessica and Laurence (Rising Star Chef award recipients) to Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, as they taste and
learn how to cook traditional Sichuan cuisine from many Sichuan master chefs. Jessica and Laurence observe the preparation of many authentic
regional dishes like Mapo Tofu, Kung Pao chicken, Fish Smell Pork and Fish Taste Chicken, just to name a few.... Their views on food are
expanded when challenged with tasting Sichuan hotpot that contains duck and pork intestines, tongue, and liver. Jessica and Laurence also try to
prepare Sichuan style food for the first time using mainly a clever and a wok. Other than food, they visit living pandas, an endangered species
that originated in Sichuan. They also climb the Qingcheng Mountain to reach the birthplace of Chinese Taoism. Stay tuned for the journey of two
American chefs as they experience new tastes, smells, and sights of beautiful Sichuan Province in China.
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Mineral Explorers
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Brazil - The Estrada Real
This episode finds Nagin traveling the famed Estrada Real, or "Royal Road," exploring Brazil's rich diamond and gold history. En route he also
discovers the odd formations at Chapada Diamantina National Park and the highly-coveted imperial topaz, found exclusively in Brazil. Along the
way, we meet the "Laser Cowboys" who dig for long, beautiful laser quartz crystals, and one of Brazil's best-known mineral collectors who invites
Nagin to view his extensive, private collection. Minerals featured in this episode: Diamonds, Quartz, Imperial Topaz.
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Walk in the Park with Nick Molle - Real Rocky
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Nick introduces the spectacular landscapes that comprise Rocky Mountain National Park, from the valley floor to the 13,425-foot summit of
Mummy Mountain. Along the way, he examines the park's diverse fauna, including elk, bighorn sheep and other animals living within the Rockies'
ecosystems. He pays special attention to the role wolf-like coyotes play in the balance of coexistence.
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Walk in the Park with Nick Molle - Real Rocky
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Nick experiences the tree-less alpine tundra and travels along Trail Ridge Road, the highest continuous paved highway in the United States.
Then, Nick journeys along Old Fall River Road, a route dating back to the Stanley Steamer, steam-powered automobiles produced in the late
19th century. Upon traversing the continental divide, he enters the area of the headwaters of the Colorado River and learns about moose, bears
and mountain lions. After sampling fly-fishing, Nick and his crew embark on an overnight hike which takes them from one side of the Rockies to
the other.
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Walk in the Park with Nick Molle - Real Rocky
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In this episode, Nick arrives at one of the more remote reaches of Rocky Mountain National Park. The appropriately named Wild Basin affords
Nick a chance to hike to exotic Bluebird Lake, where he discovers wildfire's unique contribution to the beauty of the Rockies. Nick summiting
14,259-foot Longs Peak, where he basks in this once-in-a-lifetime experience. After some snow-shoeing, Nick enters a soulful sanctuary, perhaps
his favorite, in a remote backcountry location. Here he reflects on this experience with an original musical tribute.
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E Haku Inoa: to Weave A Name
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Filmmaker Christen Marquez's drive to learn the meaning of her enigmatic Hawaiian name impels her to unite her scattered family and come to
terms with her estranged, mentally ill mother, who is the only person in the world who knows the meaning of her name.
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Arab American Stories
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Arab Americans who have forged an unexpected path -- Diane Rehm lacked a college education but became a national radio host, Robby Ameen
was born to Lebanese-American parents but has made a career as one of the top Afro-Cuban Jazz drummers in the world, Rabih Dow was
blinded by an explosion during the Lebanese Civil War and found his life's work rehabilitating newly blind people at the Carroll Center for the Blind
outside Boston.
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America from the Ground Up
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America's Lost Civilization 800ad-1600
Centuries before Columbus arrived America was home to the towns and cities of a thriving Native American Civilization. Dig into the archaeology
of America's lost civilization at sites like Cahokia, a Native American city of 30,000 people and the spiritual heart of a civilization that stretched
from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Great Conversations
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Timothy Geithner and James Surowiecki
Timothy Geithner, former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury and CEO of the Federal Reserve, served under President Obama during the 2008
financial crisis. In his book Stress Test: Reflections on Financial Crises, he takes readers behind the scenes of America's greatest period of
economic distress since the Great Depression of the 1930. In this program, recorded in November 2014 at the University of Louisville Kentucky
Author Forum, Geithner discusses his book and the financial crisis with James Surowiecki, staff writer of "The Financial Page" at The New
Yorker.
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Morning Cup O Jazz
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Zula Patrol
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The Missing Elements/Journey to the Center of Gorga
THE MISSING ELEMENTS - While Wizzy and Wigg learn about elements, the building blocks of matter, Dark Truder puts his latest devious
scheme into action. The plan: use elements to create tools needed to take over the universe. However, his plan goes awry and he accidentally
releases several gremlin-like elements from their container. The Zula Patrol steps in to track them down. But the runaways transform themselves
into a giant rubber band which sling-shots Truder far into space. Fortunately, in the end, the ZPers convince the homesick elements to return to
the Keeper of the Elements and everyone is happy. JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF GORGA - To help explain chemical reactions, Multo uses
the Sizerizer to shrink Bula and Zeeter down to atomic size -- but before they can get back to normal, they must escape from a refrigerator ice
tray, bacteria in a container of spoiled milk, and a bowl of sticky cake mix. Unfortunately, Gorga swallows the mix, sending our micro-heroes on a
journey to the center of Gorga, learning more about chemical reactions, and even using one to help them get out!
08:30:00
Hey Kids, Let's Cook
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Huevos Rancheros
Huevos Rancheros is either fried or scrambled eggs served on a whole-grain corn tortilla, then it's smothered with a yummy homemade salsa.
Sound great? Eggs are always a good choice for breakfast. A food so nutritious, so handy, so inexpensive and so easy to cook. and because
eggs contain a high quality protein, and are nutritionally dense.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Diabetes
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Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Slenderize Your Legs
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Sit and Be Fit
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This episode focuses on stretching and strengthening the abdominal and back muscles to protect the spine and help avoid injury.
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It's Sew Easy
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The New Century Begins - The 1900s
The Industrial Revolution was in full swing and women ventured beyond their homes into the workplace and politics. Angela Wolf creates a
luxurious kimono duster inspired by those worn over long, full skirts and dresses. Kathy McMakin uses today's machines to create a precious
heirloom baby bonnet you'll treasure.
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Knitting Daily
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Charity Knitting
Give new meaning to your knitting with projects that are perfect for charity. First, Laura Zander creates a cozy, hat that's great for giving. Then,
meet Mary Colucci from Warm Up America! and learn how you can get involved in charity knitting and crochet. Next, Tanis shares the love with
some tools of the trade that have heart. We finish with designer Julia Madill and how to crochet a versatile square motif that can be used for so
many charity projects.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
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Leather Play
Peggy shares the secrets of working with leather - don't' be intimidated - it's more forgiving than you ever believed.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated
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Great American Sandwiches
Test cook Bridget Lancaster reveals the secrets to making the best Philly Cheesesteaks right at home! Next, gadget guru Lisa McManus shares
the test kitchen's tips for perfect knife sharpening, and equipment expert Adam Ried reveals his top pick for scrub brushes in the Equipment
Corner. Then, host Christopher Kimball goes to Red's Eats in Maine or one of their famous lobster rolls. And finally, in the test kitchen, test cook
Julia Collin Davison shows Chris how to make the perfect New England Lobster Roll.
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Pati's Mexican Table
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Barbecue University with Steven Raichlen
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Louisiana and the Gulf Coast
New shrimp and smokies; Grill blackened catfish with fennel; Cajun roastin' chicken on a beer can.
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Delicious Tv's Vegan Mashup
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Party Spreads
Celebrate with savory vegan style! Join The Vegan Mashup for a new roundup of elegant appetizers and irresistible finger foods that are ready to
party! Toni Fiore creates luscious Cashew Mascarpone with Smoked Sundried Tomato Pesto. Terry Hope Romero folds up light and crispy
Mediterranean spinach "cheesy" filo triangles. And guest chef and chocolatier Fran Costigan rolls exquisite dairy-free Chocolate Truffles! Miyoko
Schinner serves up creamy Pea & Mint Bruschetta.
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Beads, Baubles and Jewels
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Brick Stitch Jewelry
Colorful brick stitch creations are simple and easy to expand as your skills improve. Francie Brodie shows how to use this popular stitch to make
large, lightweight earrings for summer fun or holidays. Francie takes the mystery out of making the Slip and Slide bracelet using the right angle
weave with single and multiple bead units. Katie shares more tips on organizing and storing your seed beads.
15:30:00
Crafting at the Spotted Canary
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Things That Are Lacey
We all like to feel pretty and lace is one of those designs that makes everything beautiful. Stamps and punches are great tools for adding lace to
everyday items. Pillows for the couch can be stamped with lace, you can stamp a piece of fabric for a new-look to a chair, and paper can be
punched to make a delicate wreath for the door to welcome your friends.
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
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Monterey Aquarium
Join Joel Greene and the Curiosity Quest crew as they float through the Monterey Aquarium. Watch as Joel gets a chance to feed interesting
mana fish while balancing over a massive fish tank.
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Hands On Crafts for Kids
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Critters and Creatures
Inspiration comes from animals and creatures - real and imaginary. Katie makes a 3-D owl with textured wings makes a great decoration for any
room. Franz and Katie make creature creation a team sport by drawing three-part fantasy animals together. Jenny looks to the sea to find
inspiration for a jelly-fish made from re-cycled materials then Katie creates a glittery clay lizard textured with found items. From the Family Craft
box make a pair of bear claw slippers made from tissue boxes.
17:00:00
P. Allen Smith's Garden Home
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Keeping It Local
In this episode, Allen discusses the importance of buying locally in your community or growing your own. He shares tips on planting gourds and
when to harvest garlic. Plus, instead of using an artificial tree, we talk to an expert about buying from a local Christmas Tree Farm. Allen also
heads to Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson, to talk about the massive vegetable garden and he also visits a garden in Chicago that was
planted for the community to enjoy.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
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Oh Grow Up; Small Space and Vertical Gardening (San Francisco, Ca)
In these days of urban sprawl, a new trend is emerging. Yards are becoming smaller and today, more people are moving back into the city. Yet
one thing persists no matter where they live; the desire to have a garden. And thanks to new vertical gardening methods and varieties of plants,
it's never been easier to have a lush and beautiful garden on a balcony, landscape or terrace. From apartments and condos, to homes on zero lot
lines, small space gardening is a fast-growing and popular trend. We explore some of the latest information and visit many tiny gardens with big
impact in the San Francisco area.
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Journal
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Focus On Europe
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Newsline
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Music City Roots: Live from the Loveless Cafe
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Nashville's Belmont University's track record as a talent incubator is spotlighted with performances by all-star female bluegrass band Sister Sadie,
funky college circuit stars The Lonely Biscuits and songwriting breakout duo Striking Matches. Plus country revivalists Williams & Co. and
songwriter Robert Shirey Kelly.
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Backstage Pass
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The Maurice Davis Quartet
Party blues from Flint, Michigan. The Maurice Davis Quartet performs favorites from the latest album, "'Play' Boy," and more.
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IQ: Smartparent
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Apps, Gaps, and the Digital Divide
This episode of iQ: smartparent will explore the accessibility of broadband and mobile technology to different socioeconomic groups, and whether
the digital divide also impacts access to educational content for children in the U.S. and abroad.
22:30:00
Urban Conversion
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Backyard Farmer
Beginning a journey to reduce his family's carbon footprint, Rodman Schley explores the world of backyard farming with urban agriculture guru
Sundari Kraft. He finds himself out of his element milking goats, taking care of chickens and learning how to use natural fertilizer to sustain a
backyard ecosystem.
23:00:00
Beyond Geek
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Ww2 Re-Enactors
History comes alive as our host gets a glimpse of what it was like to serve in World War II by donning a uniform and going to battle for the Allies.
23:30:00
Your Turn to Care
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Newsline
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Euromaxx
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01:00:00
Music City Roots: Live from the Loveless Cafe
APTEX
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#210
Nashville's Belmont University's track record as a talent incubator is spotlighted with performances by all-star female bluegrass band Sister Sadie,
funky college circuit stars The Lonely Biscuits and songwriting breakout duo Striking Matches. Plus country revivalists Williams & Co. and
songwriter Robert Shirey Kelly.
02:00:00
Backstage Pass
NETA
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The Maurice Davis Quartet
Party blues from Flint, Michigan. The Maurice Davis Quartet performs favorites from the latest album, "'Play' Boy," and more.
N/A
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03:00:00
IQ: Smartparent
APTEX
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N/A #201
Apps, Gaps, and the Digital Divide
This episode of iQ: smartparent will explore the accessibility of broadband and mobile technology to different socioeconomic groups, and whether
the digital divide also impacts access to educational content for children in the U.S. and abroad.
03:30:00
Urban Conversion
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N/A #101
Backyard Farmer
Beginning a journey to reduce his family's carbon footprint, Rodman Schley explores the world of backyard farming with urban agriculture guru
Sundari Kraft. He finds himself out of his element milking goats, taking care of chickens and learning how to use natural fertilizer to sustain a
backyard ecosystem.
04:00:00
Beyond Geek
EPS
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Ww2 Re-Enactors
History comes alive as our host gets a glimpse of what it was like to serve in World War II by donning a uniform and going to battle for the Allies.
04:30:00
Your Turn to Care
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#101
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Great Conversations
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Jessye Norman and Gloria Steinem
Two powerful voices for women and the arts come together in this program. Jessye Norman, recognized as one of the most versatile operatic
singers of recent decades, talks with Ms. Magazine founder and feminist icon Gloria Steinem. The two discuss Norman's memoir Stand Up
Straight and Sing!, which recalls the strong women who were her role models, and the importance of the arts and arts education. Their
conversation was recorded in November 2014 at the University of Louisville Kentucky Author Forum.
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Morning Cup O Jazz
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Zula Patrol
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DVI #306
Choosing Sides/Camp Worm
CHOOSING SIDES - The Zula Patrol is worried - their shipment of honey never arrived and oatmeal just isn't the same without it. The flowers,
beetles and bees have all walked off the job, each claiming they are the most important cog in the honey production wheel! Can the Zula Patrol
settle things? They'll have to agree first! Zeeter, Bula and Multo take different sides in this standoff. It's Wizzy and Wigg, armed with knowledge of
ecosystems, who finally prove that none can exist without the others -when they work together, can't be beat, just like the ZP! CAMP WORM When Zeeter and Bula scoff at the big importance of tiny earthworms to the ecosystem, Multo sends them to Camp Worm. They expect a
cakewalk, but face a rude awakening when Camp Leader Burrows pushes them and their worm teammates (Team Wriggler) to the limit. Zeeter
and Bula gradually learn to respect the value of worm activities. So when an ecosystem emergency springs up, Team Wrigglers are the only
worms available. With training and heart, they answer the call, save the ecosystem and earn the honor of being called worms.
08:30:00
Hey Kids, Let's Cook
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Lasagna Rolls
Large Lasagna noodles can actually be rolled up with the filling and then served hot, dripping with sauce, and a sprinkle of parmesan cheese. A
traditional Lasagna recipe can serve as many as 12-16 people and take hours to make. So here's a recipe that will serve a family of four or five, is
fast and easy to make, and tastes just as yummy as a huge pan of Lasagna that your mom spent hours making. And we'll serve it up with oven
roasted asparagus and chunky applesauce.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Healthy Back
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Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Aches and Pains
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10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
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Exercising with Accessories
Mary Ann introduces a variety of unique exercises incorporating a large ball during the warm up and a small ball for finger flexibility and
strengthening.
10:30:00
It's Sew Easy
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The World at War - 1910-1919
As the First World War began, supplies became scarce. Women joined the workforce as men fought overseas. Fashions became less restrictive,
bustles disappeared and the silhouette became sleeker. Designers used scraps for embellishment and manipulated fabric to create design
details. Rebecca Kemp Brent shows how to create beautiful scrap fabric flowers. Angela Wolf uses couture draping techniques to add fashion
flair to a straight skirt.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
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What A Heel!
Learn a couple of new heel tricks, plus a cool way to stitch toes together on today's show. First, step into sock knitting with author Kate Atherley,
who demonstrates different types of heel turns. Then, meet Anne Merrow, editor of Sockupied, in her home studio. Next, its sock maven Andi
Smith with easy "after-thought" heels and why they're the perfect solution to seamless sock knitting. Then, Tanis has the tools to step help you
into sock knitting with ease. Vickie closes with at tip for putting your toes together with the Kitchener stitch.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
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Capes Fit for Any Fashion
Whatever your style - a cape fits for any fashion. Learn how to make this flattering garment to add to your wardrobe.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
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Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef
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Keller Family Treasures, Part 3
It's Alsatian home cooking at its best with a refreshing celery root salad, an Alsatian pork pie and a spectacular Black Forest Cake. Celery Root,
Apple, and Walnut Salad; La Tourte de la Vallee de Munster (Alsatian Pork Pie); Black Forest Cake.
13:30:00
Kevin Dundon's Back to Basics
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Eggs
The importance of eggs in everyday cooking; a visit to The Friendly Farmer chicken farm to see how they are taking organic egg production to a
new level; the unique fruits produced in Wexford. Recipes include: Hollandaise Sauce; Eggs Benedict; Two Cheese Omelet; Goat Cheese and
Basil Scrambled Eggs; Meringues; and Raspberry Souffle.
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Taste of History
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Fort Mifflin's River War
After the British invaded Philadelphia, Washington sent soldiers to Fort Mifflin to delay supply ships and give the Continental Army time to escape
to Valley Forge. Chef Staib makes shrimp and rutabaga fricassee, corn fritters, okra fish stew and baked fennel.
14:30:00
Regal Fare
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Mid Winter
On today's episode, Chef Ian will be preparing a great dish for the dead of winter! Today's recipes are Celeriac Salad, Halibut with kale and
beans, and panna cotta
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Beads, Baubles and Jewels
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Wire Wrapping Variations
Using new innovations and traditional techniques, inventor Wyatt White presents ideas for wrapping different types of wire to create a setting for a
cameo cabochon. Using both vintage and new buttons, Wyatt shows how to shape wire to make rings and earrings. Katie shows how to stitch
beads onto braided leather.
15:30:00
Crafting at the Spotted Canary
NETA
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Things That Make The Perfect Party
Hostessing a party is an honor. It presents an opportunity to gather with your friends and share some time together. Planning the perfect party
starts with a theme and your guest list. Always start with shopping and look for items that you can handcraft to bring a party to life. A pad of paper
can be the inspiration for handmade invitations, placemats, name tags, and a unique cake topper to send happy wishes.
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Curiosity Quest
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Alaskan Adventure
Travel with Joel Greene and the Curiosity Quest crew to Alaska for this adventure. Watch as Joel learns about a massive glacier, gets up close to
a real black bear, and spots humpback and killer whales off the shore.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
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Let's Play A Game
Whether indoors or out, games are fun! Bowl at home with family and friends with a colorful bowling set Katie makes from recycled water bottles.
Franz shows how to create your own game board using a variety of art mediums. Jenny and Katie make an indoor hopscotch court that rolls-up,
for easy storage. Braid a ring toss toy then use the Family Craft box to make a treasure hunt jar for quiet fun.
17:00:00
For Your Home
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Make Mine A Spa
A busy realtor spends her days showing buyers new and used homes. She knows what buyers want when it comes to master bathrooms. She
also knows that her bathroom really impacts the value of her home. Vicki helps transform this out-of- date, cramped bathroom with a new layout,
tiles, fixtures and cabinets. Now this homeowner's new master bath and spa is beautiful, functional and very marketable.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
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Attracting Backyard Birds and Wildlife: (Mt. Airy, Nc)
As we spend more time at home, we're enjoying the experience of bringing nature home too. Learn the steps involved to easily attract more
wildlife to any yard and certify your yard as a Wildlife Habitat. We also visit the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center to learn more about native
plants and the problem with invasives.
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Journal
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Euromaxx
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Newsline
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Global 3000
DW
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Sun Studio Sessions
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Grace Askew
Grace Askew is a 6th generation Memphian, who won a national following from her stellar performances on NBC's "The Voice." Yahoo Music
describes her as "soulful and seering" and Askew delivers on her unqiue blend of blues and country. On this episode, Askew performs several
tracks from her acclaimed release "Scaredy Cat."
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Jammin at Hippie Jack's
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Outlaw Gospel
The brain child of Hippie Jack, himself. Outlaw gospel is a collaboration of musicians filmed at the Spring and Fall Jammin at Hippie Jack Music
festivals in Overton County. This is non rehearsed spontaneous evening of music that signals the end of another great season.
21:00:00
Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #505
Dr. Lonnie Smith Trio
The master of the Hammond B3 organ performs jazz, blues and R&B selections spanning his five-decade career in the music business. This
episode also features an exclusive interview with the artist.
22:00:00
Ancient Roads from Christ to Constantine
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #101
Birth of a Faith
The series begins in Bethlehem and travels throughout the Holy Land. With the Gospels as a guide, host Jonathan Phillips traces the life of Jesus
from his birth, ministry, passion, and resurrection.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 21 of 126
Tue, May 05, 2015
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AS2 Episode
23:00:00
Compassion for Those We Love: A Town Meeting On Caregiving for Alzheimer's in
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
More than 200,000 Spanish-speaking people in the United States suffer from Alzheimer's disease and, according to the Alzheimer's Association,
that number could potentially increase to 1.3 million by 2050 - a growth rate of 600 percent. Alzheimer's presents its own set of problems in the
general population, but it seems to affect the Latino population at a higher rate. Latinos, studies suggest, possess more risk factors (diabetes,
high blood pressure) for developing dementia than other groups and exhibit Alzheimer's symptoms at an earlier age than non-Hispanics. In
addition, surveys indicate Latinos' reluctance to see doctors may result from financial and language barriers or because they mistake dementia
symptoms for normal aging, thereby delaying the diagnosis. Taped in Spanish in front of an audience - and subtitled in English - COMPASSION
FOR THOSE WE LOVE focuses on the human stories of the care giving crisis in a town hall-style format, hosted by Ms. Tsi-tsi-ki Felix, a
Telemundo news anchor and reporter, and featuring a panel discussion and a question-and-answer session with experts. One of the Hispanic
community's strengths - the strong cultural value of family responsibility and the desire to care for elders and loved ones in the home - make the
need for accurate information and access to care giving resources all the more critical. This educational program addresses these issues and
others in a linguistically and culturally sensitive manner. Although geared specifically to the Hispanic community, much of the information
presented is universal and applicable to most Alzheimer's caregivers.
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43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 22 of 126
Wed, May 06, 2015
Title
Subtitle
Start
00:00:01
Newsline
00:30:00
Global 3000
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6027
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#718
01:00:00
Sun Studio Sessions
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #610
Grace Askew
Grace Askew is a 6th generation Memphian, who won a national following from her stellar performances on NBC's "The Voice." Yahoo Music
describes her as "soulful and seering" and Askew delivers on her unqiue blend of blues and country. On this episode, Askew performs several
tracks from her acclaimed release "Scaredy Cat."
01:30:00
Jammin at Hippie Jack's
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #916
Outlaw Gospel
The brain child of Hippie Jack, himself. Outlaw gospel is a collaboration of musicians filmed at the Spring and Fall Jammin at Hippie Jack Music
festivals in Overton County. This is non rehearsed spontaneous evening of music that signals the end of another great season.
02:00:00
Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #505
Dr. Lonnie Smith Trio
The master of the Hammond B3 organ performs jazz, blues and R&B selections spanning his five-decade career in the music business. This
episode also features an exclusive interview with the artist.
03:00:00
Ancient Roads from Christ to Constantine
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #101
Birth of a Faith
The series begins in Bethlehem and travels throughout the Holy Land. With the Gospels as a guide, host Jonathan Phillips traces the life of Jesus
from his birth, ministry, passion, and resurrection.
04:00:00
Compassion for Those We Love: A Town Meeting On Caregiving for Alzheimer's in
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
More than 200,000 Spanish-speaking people in the United States suffer from Alzheimer's disease and, according to the Alzheimer's Association,
that number could potentially increase to 1.3 million by 2050 - a growth rate of 600 percent. Alzheimer's presents its own set of problems in the
general population, but it seems to affect the Latino population at a higher rate. Latinos, studies suggest, possess more risk factors (diabetes,
high blood pressure) for developing dementia than other groups and exhibit Alzheimer's symptoms at an earlier age than non-Hispanics. In
addition, surveys indicate Latinos' reluctance to see doctors may result from financial and language barriers or because they mistake dementia
symptoms for normal aging, thereby delaying the diagnosis. Taped in Spanish in front of an audience - and subtitled in English - COMPASSION
FOR THOSE WE LOVE focuses on the human stories of the care giving crisis in a town hall-style format, hosted by Ms. Tsi-tsi-ki Felix, a
Telemundo news anchor and reporter, and featuring a panel discussion and a question-and-answer session with experts. One of the Hispanic
community's strengths - the strong cultural value of family responsibility and the desire to care for elders and loved ones in the home - make the
need for accurate information and access to care giving resources all the more critical. This educational program addresses these issues and
others in a linguistically and culturally sensitive manner. Although geared specifically to the Hispanic community, much of the information
presented is universal and applicable to most Alzheimer's caregivers.
05:00:00
Great Conversations
NETA
(CC)
N/A #604
David Boies and Jeffrey Toobin
David Boies is a highly distinguished American trial lawyer who has litigated some of the highest profile cases in recent history talks with Jeffrey
Toobin, prominent legal journalist, staff writer for The New Yorker, senior analyst for CNN, and author of The Oath: The Obama White House and
the Supreme Court. The two discuss Boies' book Redeeming the Dream: The Case for Marriage Equality, a dramatic and up-close account of his
arguments, and ultimate triumph, in the landmark Supreme Court case which struck down Proposition 8, reinstating the freedom to marry for gays
and lesbians in California.
06:00:00
08:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1398
Zula Patrol
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI #307
May The Force Be Wigg You/Five Zuleans in a Boat (And Gorga)
MAY THE FORCE BE WIGG YOU - One of Multo's gadgets accidentally gives Wigg with super- strength, giving Wigg a chance to live out his
superhero fantasies. But when a bully challenges him to a show of force to determine who's the strongest, Wigg has to rely on his friends (and
their knowledge of force) to save the day. FIVE ZULEANS IN A BOAT (AND GORGA) - While on a relaxing boat trip down the Amazula River, the
Zula Patrol spots Deliria racing up the river, causing mayhem in her vast luxury cruise liner . But her perilous piloting causes the ship to become
wedged in a narrow part of the river. Water builds up behind her boat, threatening a flood! It's up to the Zula Patrol to utilize the law of force to find
a way to pull it free before the Amazula bursts its banks.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 23 of 126
Wed, May 06, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
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Stereo
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AS2 Episode
08:30:00
Hey Kids, Let's Cook
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #308
Fish Tacos
Fish has become so popular because it's so healthy. But make no mistake, in these tacos the tasty, white chunks of flaky fish is lightly topped
with zesty flavors like, cabbage, salsa, light sour cream, and served up in a soft, chewy, whole grain corn tortilla... uuuummmmh. And so fun to
eat ....kids love them because they can pick them up with their hands. We'll serve them up today with fresh fruit cups....topped with just the right
amount of fresh squeezed lime juice and a sprinkle of chili powder.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Healthy Neck
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Weight Loss Workout
NETA
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#112
(CC)
DVI
#730
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1314
Somatosensory Work
We rely on our somatosensory system for good balance and everyday functioning. Mary Ann helps viewers turn their awareness inward to work
this system.
10:30:00
It's Sew Easy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #803
The Late Teens - Everything Had Changed
As the war ended, people dressed up more. Coleen Swettman uses computerized embroidery technology to create free-standing lace for
accessories, collars, cuffs and trim. Women wore bloomers for sports like swimming, tennis, basketball and bowling. Tina Givens shows how to
update the original bloomers to wear today. Lynn Lunoe shows how to create charming doll fashions faster than ever.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1205
Stranded Colorwork
Today's show highlights stranded color knitting techniques. Learn how to work Fair Isle patterns seamlessly with designer Simona Merchant-Dest.
We travel virtually to Iceland to meet Ragga Eriksdotter and spend some Space to Space time from her studio. Then, Kate Gagnon Osborn and
Courtney Kelley demonstrate the Swedish technique of Bohus knitting. Next up is products perfect for colorwork with Tanis. And finally, learn how
a palette change can make a traditional Fair Isle pattern fashion forward with Vickie.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #209
Zippers, Here, There, Everywhere
Don't treat your zippers as just a way to hold up your skirt or close your jacket. You're missing one of the most versatile fashion accents - learn all
about zippers and how to use them.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#4203
13:00:00
Lidia's Kitchen
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #118
Rice Is Twice As Nice
Lidia teaches viewers to make creamy Clam and Scallion Risotto with tomatoes. She uses the left over risotto to create a Neapolitan Rice and
Meat Mold and serves it with a refreshing green salad.
13:30:00
Sara's Weeknight Meals
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #417
Stir Fry with Grace Young
The Chinese have mastered the quick weeknight meal with stir fry, and the master of stir fry is Chef Grace Young. She's got two favorite recipes:
Chinese-Burmese Chili Chicken and Peppery Vegetarian Rice. Both are fast, easy and delicious.
14:00:00
Simply Ming
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1208
A Chicken In Every Pot
TORY MCPHAIL/Chicken & Mushroom Gumbo. On this episode of Simply Ming, we explore a comfort food staple that can be found in every
kitchen: chicken. Ming recreates a mouth-watering dish from his childhood, that his grandfather first made, Red Roast Whole Chicken with
Vegetables and Basmati Rice. Then chef Tory McPhail joins us in the kitchen and adds some Southern flair to make his chicken classic, Chicken
and Mushroom gumbo. The best part about these dishes? They're also one-pot meals! Easy and delicious!
14:30:00
Kevin Dundon's Modern Irish Food
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #106
Comfort Foods
Kevin's take on Arthurstown fish chowder; slow roasted lemon-cured pork bell; pancetta and cheese mash; braised sweet & sour cabbage; and,
to finish, an indulgent Irish cream bread and butter pudding.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 24 of 126
Wed, May 06, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
Distrib
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Cap
AS2 Episode
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2108
Leather and Chainmaille Jewelry
Author Laura Poplin combines the ancient art of leatherwork and chainmaille to make beautiful contemporary jewelry. Learn to make colorful dyed
and painted leather rectangles and finish them into jewelry using classic leatherworking techniques. Laura shows how to connect leather pieces
with Byzantine chainmaille weave to make a cuff style bracelet. Katie demonstrates a quick and easy cup chain bracelet.
15:30:00
Crafting at the Spotted Canary
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #303
Things That Get The Point Across
Messages are shared everywhere we go ... from art in advertising to billboards and magazines ... look for fun letter fonts and words that can
combine to make home decor decorations that make a statement. Letter stickers and paint make quick and easy subway art, a simple letter can
create a functional monogram bulletin board and, believe it or not, embroidery hoops and stamps can make inexpensive wall decor that makes a
statement.
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #604
Toothpaste
Have you ever wondered how toothpaste helps fight cavities? Join Joel Greene as he ventures through the Tom's of Maine facility to learn how
toothpaste is made.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #1704
Playtime
Every day is play time! Challenge your skills with an ice cream cone ball toss game. Design your own indoor miniature golf course with Franz,
then put on a show with puppets Jenny shows how to make and decorate. Add some cardboard to the Family Craft Box to create a super mask
and make your own superhero figure.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3002
Recipe for a Great Kitchen
New kitchens are very expensive. But you can make big improvements with a few simple DIY updates. Vicki shows a homeowner how easy it is
to give your cabinets a fresh coat of paint, install new contemporary hardware and pull out shelves and organization systems. Even with new
faucets, lighting and appliances the homeowner saved thousands of dollars and has a great looking kitchen.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #216
Edible Landscapes (Los Altos, Ca & Mt. Vernon, Wa)
One undeniable and popular trend today is making the most of all your garden space. Today's landscape is not only beautiful but functional too.
The edible landscape is the new buzzword and it's sweeping the country as emboldened gardeners spice up their designs with culinary classics.
From the front yard of America's foremost authority on the subject; Rosalind Creasy to the world's most famous TV chef, the "Galloping Gourmet"
Graham Kerr, we feature their personal gardens along with easy tips for making any landscape good enough to eat.
18:00:00
Journal
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#11090
18:30:00
Asia Insight
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#305
19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6028
19:30:00
Latin View
APT
(S)
(CC)
N/A #506
Hispanic Youth
Youth is a major factor in the United States' growing Hispanic population. The US Census estimates that there are 14 million Hispanics younger
than 18 and predicts that young Hispanics will make up 23% of all U.S. youth by 2020. Sherri and her guests take at look at some of the issues
Latino teens are facing, and the impact they're making on the U.S. economy and culture. Guests: Laura Sonderup - Director of Heinrich
Hispanidad Marketing; Laura De Los Angeles Palmer - Director of the Hispanic Initiative of Junior Achievement Rocky Mountain Inc.; Antonio
Esquibel - Principal of Abraham Lincoln High School in Denver.
20:00:00
River Music
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
What happens when art and science are combined in the creative minds of teens? This film follows teenagers in a Young Composers class in
Northern California as they spend a year learning river science and how it all relates to the lifecycle of the salmon. They are challenged turn that
experience into music that creates a sense of the river and the life that depends on the river. The result? A beautifully photographed, moving
musical tribute to the Yuba River and the life cycle of the salmon told through fully orchestrated music written by the talented teenagers.
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43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 25 of 126
Wed, May 06, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
20:30:00
Shoeless Blues: The Journey of Boscoe France
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
This is a story about a man and the blues guitar competition that changed his life. An unknown guitar virtuoso, Boscoe France, from the coal
mining town of Madisonville, KY beats out 4,000 other guitarists to win Guitar Center's "Battle of the Blues" competition. After the win, Boscoe
finds himself recording with Grammy winning producers, opening for B.B. King, picking out the guitar of his choice at the Gibson Custom Shop,
and taking his kids to Disney World.
21:00:00
Dunlap and Pennington
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
These two witty internationally acclaimed keyboard sensations whip up a whirlwind of everybody's favorite music! Mega Hits from The Beatles,
Michel LeGrand, Henry Mancini, Phantom Of The Opera and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. An indescribable, multi-media extravaganza
bouncing from Boogie to Broadway and Tchaikovsky too!
22:00:00
Calling Tokyo
NETA
(CC)
N/A
#0
This documentary tells the unheralded story about a group of Japanese Americans, who as civilians served America during World War II, even as
their families and friends were incarcerated in concentration camps. While the unequaled battle records of Japanese American soldiers are now
legendary, little is known about the vital role played by these US citizens who did language translation work and short wave radio broadcasting to
Japan, assisting in the war efforts of Britain and the USA. Through actual recordings and first-person interviews with the participants of those
broadcasts, CALLING TOKYO is a fascinating story about a unique effort to help hasten the end of the war.
22:30:00
Forsaken Fields
APT
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
FORSAKEN FIELDS documents what happened to the first and second generation of Japanese- American farmers after the bombing of Pearl
Harbor in 1941. Emmy award-winning journalist Jan Yanehiro interviews farmers who worked the land in California before the war, as well as
those citizens who were incarcerated in relocation centers or forced to move to the interior of the United States by executive order. The program
honors the Japanese-Americans who helped build California agriculture and explores the racism and intolerance that gripped the country at that
time.
23:00:00
Heart Mountain: Three Years in a Relocation Center
PBS
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
In March 1942, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed an executive order that established the War Relocation Authority. With this signing,
thousands of Japanese Americans were transferred to hastily-built barracks for "military necessity." The relocation camps were surrounded by
barbed wire and offered little in the way of physical comforts, even in sub-zero temperatures. "Heart Mountain: Three Years in a Relocation
Center" celebrates the lives of former internees of a Wyoming relocation camp -- a group of Americans who, despite their circumstances,
remained loyal Americans.
23:30:00
Our American Family: The Furutas
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
The first half of the 1900's represents the last era of American life that, for most families, began largely unchanged from the generations that
came before. OUR AMERICAN FAMILY: THE FURUTAS Through hard work, the Furutas, a Japanese American family of Wintersburg, CA
established a successful goldfish farm, only to have their business devastated and family separated in the wake of WWII. Following years in an
Arizona relocation camp, their indomitable spirit prevails as they return home and band together to pursue the American dream a second time.
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43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 26 of 126
Thu, May 07, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
00:00:01
Newsline
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6028
00:30:00
Latin View
APT
(S)
(CC)
N/A #506
Hispanic Youth
Youth is a major factor in the United States' growing Hispanic population. The US Census estimates that there are 14 million Hispanics younger
than 18 and predicts that young Hispanics will make up 23% of all U.S. youth by 2020. Sherri and her guests take at look at some of the issues
Latino teens are facing, and the impact they're making on the U.S. economy and culture. Guests: Laura Sonderup - Director of Heinrich
Hispanidad Marketing; Laura De Los Angeles Palmer - Director of the Hispanic Initiative of Junior Achievement Rocky Mountain Inc.; Antonio
Esquibel - Principal of Abraham Lincoln High School in Denver.
01:00:00
River Music
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
What happens when art and science are combined in the creative minds of teens? This film follows teenagers in a Young Composers class in
Northern California as they spend a year learning river science and how it all relates to the lifecycle of the salmon. They are challenged turn that
experience into music that creates a sense of the river and the life that depends on the river. The result? A beautifully photographed, moving
musical tribute to the Yuba River and the life cycle of the salmon told through fully orchestrated music written by the talented teenagers.
01:30:00
Shoeless Blues: The Journey of Boscoe France
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
This is a story about a man and the blues guitar competition that changed his life. An unknown guitar virtuoso, Boscoe France, from the coal
mining town of Madisonville, KY beats out 4,000 other guitarists to win Guitar Center's "Battle of the Blues" competition. After the win, Boscoe
finds himself recording with Grammy winning producers, opening for B.B. King, picking out the guitar of his choice at the Gibson Custom Shop,
and taking his kids to Disney World.
02:00:00
Dunlap and Pennington
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
These two witty internationally acclaimed keyboard sensations whip up a whirlwind of everybody's favorite music! Mega Hits from The Beatles,
Michel LeGrand, Henry Mancini, Phantom Of The Opera and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. An indescribable, multi-media extravaganza
bouncing from Boogie to Broadway and Tchaikovsky too!
03:00:00
Calling Tokyo
NETA
(CC)
N/A
#0
This documentary tells the unheralded story about a group of Japanese Americans, who as civilians served America during World War II, even as
their families and friends were incarcerated in concentration camps. While the unequaled battle records of Japanese American soldiers are now
legendary, little is known about the vital role played by these US citizens who did language translation work and short wave radio broadcasting to
Japan, assisting in the war efforts of Britain and the USA. Through actual recordings and first-person interviews with the participants of those
broadcasts, CALLING TOKYO is a fascinating story about a unique effort to help hasten the end of the war.
03:30:00
Forsaken Fields
APT
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
FORSAKEN FIELDS documents what happened to the first and second generation of Japanese- American farmers after the bombing of Pearl
Harbor in 1941. Emmy award-winning journalist Jan Yanehiro interviews farmers who worked the land in California before the war, as well as
those citizens who were incarcerated in relocation centers or forced to move to the interior of the United States by executive order. The program
honors the Japanese-Americans who helped build California agriculture and explores the racism and intolerance that gripped the country at that
time.
04:00:00
Heart Mountain: Three Years in a Relocation Center
PBS
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
In March 1942, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed an executive order that established the War Relocation Authority. With this signing,
thousands of Japanese Americans were transferred to hastily-built barracks for "military necessity." The relocation camps were surrounded by
barbed wire and offered little in the way of physical comforts, even in sub-zero temperatures. "Heart Mountain: Three Years in a Relocation
Center" celebrates the lives of former internees of a Wyoming relocation camp -- a group of Americans who, despite their circumstances,
remained loyal Americans.
04:30:00
Our American Family: The Furutas
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
The first half of the 1900's represents the last era of American life that, for most families, began largely unchanged from the generations that
came before. OUR AMERICAN FAMILY: THE FURUTAS Through hard work, the Furutas, a Japanese American family of Wintersburg, CA
established a successful goldfish farm, only to have their business devastated and family separated in the wake of WWII. Following years in an
Arizona relocation camp, their indomitable spirit prevails as they return home and band together to pursue the American dream a second time.
05:00:00
Great Conversations
John Updike and Robert Siegel
John Updike (Golf Dreams, the Rabbit series) and Robert Siegel (National Public Radio).
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
NETA
(CC)
N/A
#104
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1399
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 27 of 126
Thu, May 07, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
08:00:00
Zula Patrol
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI #308
Where Did All The Water Go?/The Dew Drops
WHERE DID ALL THE WATER GO? - When Bula reads about a "vanishing lake" in Zula's tabloid newspaper, Zeeter is skeptical. They go to
investigate and find out the lake is hoax perpetrated by the nefarious villain, Dark Truder, whose ultimate goal is to make all the water of Zula
disappear by vaporizing it. He traps Multo, Bula and Zeeter, but they manage to escape, thanks to their knowledge of evaporation and
vaporization. They're too late to stop Dark Truder's wicked plan, but the joke is on Truder - when he learns the hard way that vaporized water
turns to rain. THE DEW DROPS - The Zula Patrol learns all about condensation when they meet the Dew Drops, three drops of water who sing
like a 50's Doo-Wop group. The Dew Drops need the Zula Patrol's help to enter a Battle of the Bands contest. Our heroes discover that Dark
Truder has a condensation-singing group of his own, and will stop at nothing to make the Dew Drops lose! Using what they've learned about
condensation, Wizzy & Wigg and the Zula Patrol save the Dew Drops and foil Truder's plans!
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #101
The Joke's On You/King Bitehard
"The Joke's on You" - A mischievous boy thinks it's funny to play practical jokes until he gets his family lost in the woods. As things go from bad to
worse, he realizes he may have played one prank too many. "King Bitehard" - A young prince who is sensitive about his big teeth learns a
valuable lesson on how to treat others.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Brain Aerobics
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Stretch All 600 Muscles
NETA
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#113
(CC)
DVI
#801
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1315
Releasing Muscle Tightness
Mary Ann uses a small ball, a towel and large ball to release some of the restrictions that build up in the connective tissue that runs throughout
the body.
10:30:00
It's Sew Easy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #804
The Roaring 20s
The 20's were a time to celebrate with shorter skirts and lots of glitz. Fashionable women wore tubular styles with bare shoulders, glitter and
fringe. Angela Wolf makes a fringy tank top with today's look using knit and woven fabrics. Amber Eden shows how to sew with sequined fabric to
create contemporary sparkly fashions.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1206
Creature Cuteness
Learn to knit and crochet in 3-D to make stuffed creatures that are full of personality. First, Rebecca Danger shows that getting a great looking
monster or toy depends on good finishing. Then, we'll connect Space to Space with Allison Hoffman and learn why crafty is cool. Next, is Tanis
with Tools of the Trade. Then, learn about toys that transform with creature-creator Susan B Anderson. And Vickie has a last tip to wrap up the
show.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
Three Patterns, One Wardrobe
Create an entire wardrobe from just three patterns. Using different fabrics creates totally different looks.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
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13:00:00
Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless
APTEX
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N/A #1006
Artisanal Bread In Tortilla Land
In the land of the tortilla, bread can often get overlooked. But if Chef Elena Reygadas has anything to say about it, bread will soon rise as an
important player in Mexican cuisine. She certainly has the right tools to effect change: At her bakery, Rosetta Panaderia, she crafts transcendent
versions of Mexico's classic pan de pulque (pulque bread) and sugary-topped conchas. Rick swoons over these treats and engages Reygadas in
a conversation about their shared philosophies of cooking and building community. We get a sneak peak at Elena's process for conchas before
Rick teaches us his foolproof method at home. Then, it's sandwich time: Rick visits Eno, Chef Enrique Olvera's casual spot that serves tuna and
chicken milanesa tortas in homemade bollilo rolls. Then we head back to Chicago, where Rick makes a torta at his casual spot, Xoco.
13:30:00
Cooking with Nick Stellino
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Luscious Soups
A soup can be a form of art! Chef Stellino shares his secrets for the perfect soups, smooth, luscious and elegant. Nick visits the green grocer and
prepares Butternut Squash Soup topped with Peppers, Arugula & Spicy Sausage and a Pea Soup topped with Peppers & Shrimp.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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The Jazzy Vegetarian
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DVI #404
Spanish Style
Host Laura Theodore prepares a Spanish-inspired supper menu. Special guest: Dr. Pam Popper. "Quinoa and Butternut Squash Paella"
highlights quinoa, which stands in for the traditional rice, while butternut squash adds welcome texture and taste. First course features "AvocadoTofu Salad" with "Lively Lemon Dressing." For dessert, elegant "Baked Apples in Parchment" provide a delicious finish to this satisfying menu.
14:30:00
Essential Pepin
APTEX
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Game Day
Venison Steaks In Sweet-Sour Sauce; Skillet Duck With Red Oak Salad; Sauteed Rabbit With Morels And Pearl Onions.
DVI
#119
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
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N/A #2109
Color Palette Inspiration
Jewelry designer and blogger Erin Prais-Hintz shares tips for drawing inspiration from color palettes, time periods and pop culture. Learn how to
find a palette and choose beads based on those colors to make an embellished clasp. Using that color knowledge, make simple, stacking
bracelets with beautiful, eye-catching beads. Katie crafts a knotted gemstone necklace.
15:30:00
Crafting at the Spotted Canary
NETA
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N/A #304
Things That Recycle Paper
How many times have you started to put paper into recycling and instead of letting go, you think, I can make something with this? This show will
teach you how to make a decorative, paper mache bowl, decoupage pages from recycled book paper onto a frame, and turn maps, books and
unusual paper like old player piano rolls into rosette decorations.
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
NETA
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N/A #605
Dig This Construction Fun
Have you ever wanted to operate a bulldozer or excavator? Dig This in Las Vegas allows Joel to hop in the driver seat to dig trenches, teeter on
the top of dirt mounds, and even play basketball with these awesome machines.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
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DVI #1705
Let's Party
There's a party going on and you are invited! Katie shows how to make a decorative chandelier to set the mood for your party theme and Franz
draws a colorful and fun postcard invitation that will get all your guests to come. Jenny and Katie sculpt a hanging pinata bowl full of treats. Then
reach into the Family Craft Box to make a party decoration from yarn and glue to stuff with favors.
17:00:00
For Your Home
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N/A #3003
Park It Here
Is your garage a living nightmare? Vicki's sure was. She tackles her messy, disorganized garage and turns the space into an inviting, functional
storage area. Learn what it takes to refinish a garage floor with an easy to clean epoxy finish; to design and install an adjustable wall storage
system and upgrade your electrical service.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
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N/A #217
Organic Flower Power; All The Beauty-None of the Chemicals
The multi-billion dollar flower industry is thriving, albeit in part by toxic pesticides, herbicides and other non-environmentally friendly chemicals.
But there's a new niche in towns scattered across America; Grower's raising flowers using all-organic methods. See how they do it and learn why
we need more growers just like them. This show is packed with information that is as important as this episode is beautiful to watch.
18:00:00
Journal
DW
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Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack
APTEX
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N/A
#1145
19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A
#6029
19:30:00
Native Report
WDSE
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N/A
#1001
On the season ten premiere of Native Report with Stacey Thunder sixth generation master quilt-maker Gwen Westerman talks about culture and
history as she constructs a beautiful Star Quilt. The author of Mni Sota Makoce: The Land of the Dakota talks to co-host Tadd Johnson about the
sweeping story of the Dakota people and their strong connections to their traditional homelands prior to exile in the 1860's. And we celebrate 10
years on public television stations with a look back at our very first story about the Red Lake Nation's Independence Day Pow Wow from Native
Report's first episode.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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20:00:00
Jubilee
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N/A #1102
Russell Moore & Iiird Tyme Out/Larry Sparks & The Lonesome Ramblers
Performances from the 2012 International Bluegrass Music Association Fanfest feature five-time IBMA Male Vocalist of the Year Russell Moore
and his group IIrd Tyme Out and bluegrass/gospel performer Larry Sparks and his group The Lonesome Ramblers.
21:00:00
Live from the Artists Den
APTEX
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N/A #901
Zac Brown Band
On a warm summer evening, multi-platinum country artist Zac Brown Band brought music back to the historic Forest Hills Stadium in Forest Hills,
NY with a hit-filled set under the stars. The multi-talented band showed off its virtuosic skills, picking, fiddling, and harmonizing through such fan
favorites as the Caribbean-inspired "Jump Right In" and lovelorn ballad "Sweet Annie" before donning glowing skeleton costumes to perform its
rollicking new song, "Day For The Dead," from the 2013 EP, The Grohl Sessions Vol. 1, and sending the frenzied crowd home with a boisterous
rendition of its breakout hit single, "Chicken Fried."
22:00:00
Window in the Waves: The Flower Garden Banks
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A
#0
Located 110 miles off the Louisiana/Texas coast, the corals of the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary rank among the healthiest in
the world, even though they lie in the middle of one of the most active oil and gas production areas on earth. Narrated by Penny Hammer, a Gulf
Coast resident, WINDOW IN THE WAVES tells the intriguing story of the reefs' formation, their essential function as a haven for marine animals,
their designation as a national sanctuary in 1992 and their critical importance to the global environment. Formed millions of years ago and
protected by remoteness, the three reefs collectively cover 56 square nautical miles in the Gulf of Mexico- and teem with biodiversity. Stunning
underwater footage gathered over the course of hundreds of dives reveals the diverse inhabitants, including hundreds of species of fish and
invertebrates. Cameras also capture a spectacular annual event in the life of coral reefs. Seven to 10 days after the August Moon, sponges begin
to smoke and corals produce an underwater snowstorm resulting in an explosion of new life. WINDOW IN THE WAVES also highlights the unique
partnership forged among environmental groups, divers, fishermen and the oil and gas industry to protect this fragile underwater ecosystem from
the ever-constant threat of overfishing, climate change, invasive species and pollution.
22:30:00
Predator Legends
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A
#0
To many, the West is an idea, a notion of open spaces and freedom - a place infused with wildness. Some say this wildness comes not only from
mountains and deserts, but from animals like the grizzly bears, cougars and wolves who have always called the West home. PREDATOR
LEGENDS goes in search of the meaning these large predators evoke for people of the northwest United States. Filmed in Idaho, Montana and
Wyoming, amid the sweeping habitats of these animals, the camera captures images of the living legends and the people most familiar with them.
23:00:00
Why Quilts Matter: History, Art & Politics
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #101
Quilts 101 - Antique and Contemporary Quilts
What is a quilt? This episode introduces the audience to the brave new world of the American quilt, where that question has many different
answers. If a 'real' quilt is a three layer fabric sandwich sewn together and folded over a bed, how do we define the quilt that is an amalgamation
of fabric, photography, print making and other media, and hangs on a gallery wall? Our experts contribute varying perspectives, setting the stage
for the complexity of the series' larger topic: Why quilts matter and how they relate to history, art and politics. This episode also takes a look at
judgments of quality in the quilt world. Learn what makes one antique quilt more valuable and important than another, and why contemporary
quilts are judged by a very different set of standards. To close the episode, experts provide practical suggestions for quilt fans who want to
develop their 'eye' for a great quilt. In short, its Quilts 101, and the perfect introduction to a surprisingly complex subject.
23:30:00
This American Land
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #401
Forage Fish, Wild Olympics, Biofuel from Cornfield Residue, Fire Ants
Researchers on the Oregon coast study the role that forage fish play in the food chain. Sometimes called "bait fish", sardines, anchovies, smelt
and other small fish are vitally important in sustaining larger species - including sea birds, salmon, and marine mammals like sea lions. Humans
also catch forage fish, mainly for animal feed, and there's growing concern that large-scale commercial harvesting of forage fish comes at the
expense of other marine life, potentially with catastrophic results. Spectacular Olympic National Park is the centerpiece of the verdant Olympic
Peninsula in northwest Washington State, right up against the Canadian border. There's now a bill in Congress that would add more protection to
the forests and watersheds around the park, and we explore why there's wide support for the proposal among the people living there. In another
report on emerging second-generation biofuels, we travel to Iowa where farmers are discovering there's growing demand for the residue in their
cornfields - stalks, leaves, husks and cobs - left on the ground after the corn is harvested, That residue, called "corn stover", is biomass that can
also be converted into ethanol. Everybody wants to eradicate biting, invasive fire ants, but scientists say they can learn a great deal by studying
the social structure of these insects. New research shows that the widespread success of fire ants has been assisted when humans disturb
natural areas with roads and development.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Fri, May 08, 2015
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Newsline
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#6029
00:30:00
Native Report
WDSE
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N/A
#1001
On the season ten premiere of Native Report with Stacey Thunder sixth generation master quilt-maker Gwen Westerman talks about culture and
history as she constructs a beautiful Star Quilt. The author of Mni Sota Makoce: The Land of the Dakota talks to co-host Tadd Johnson about the
sweeping story of the Dakota people and their strong connections to their traditional homelands prior to exile in the 1860's. And we celebrate 10
years on public television stations with a look back at our very first story about the Red Lake Nation's Independence Day Pow Wow from Native
Report's first episode.
01:00:00
Jubilee
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #1102
Russell Moore & Iiird Tyme Out/Larry Sparks & The Lonesome Ramblers
Performances from the 2012 International Bluegrass Music Association Fanfest feature five-time IBMA Male Vocalist of the Year Russell Moore
and his group IIrd Tyme Out and bluegrass/gospel performer Larry Sparks and his group The Lonesome Ramblers.
02:00:00
Live from the Artists Den
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #901
Zac Brown Band
On a warm summer evening, multi-platinum country artist Zac Brown Band brought music back to the historic Forest Hills Stadium in Forest Hills,
NY with a hit-filled set under the stars. The multi-talented band showed off its virtuosic skills, picking, fiddling, and harmonizing through such fan
favorites as the Caribbean-inspired "Jump Right In" and lovelorn ballad "Sweet Annie" before donning glowing skeleton costumes to perform its
rollicking new song, "Day For The Dead," from the 2013 EP, The Grohl Sessions Vol. 1, and sending the frenzied crowd home with a boisterous
rendition of its breakout hit single, "Chicken Fried."
03:00:00
Window in the Waves: The Flower Garden Banks
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
Located 110 miles off the Louisiana/Texas coast, the corals of the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary rank among the healthiest in
the world, even though they lie in the middle of one of the most active oil and gas production areas on earth. Narrated by Penny Hammer, a Gulf
Coast resident, WINDOW IN THE WAVES tells the intriguing story of the reefs' formation, their essential function as a haven for marine animals,
their designation as a national sanctuary in 1992 and their critical importance to the global environment. Formed millions of years ago and
protected by remoteness, the three reefs collectively cover 56 square nautical miles in the Gulf of Mexico- and teem with biodiversity. Stunning
underwater footage gathered over the course of hundreds of dives reveals the diverse inhabitants, including hundreds of species of fish and
invertebrates. Cameras also capture a spectacular annual event in the life of coral reefs. Seven to 10 days after the August Moon, sponges begin
to smoke and corals produce an underwater snowstorm resulting in an explosion of new life. WINDOW IN THE WAVES also highlights the unique
partnership forged among environmental groups, divers, fishermen and the oil and gas industry to protect this fragile underwater ecosystem from
the ever-constant threat of overfishing, climate change, invasive species and pollution.
03:30:00
Predator Legends
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
To many, the West is an idea, a notion of open spaces and freedom - a place infused with wildness. Some say this wildness comes not only from
mountains and deserts, but from animals like the grizzly bears, cougars and wolves who have always called the West home. PREDATOR
LEGENDS goes in search of the meaning these large predators evoke for people of the northwest United States. Filmed in Idaho, Montana and
Wyoming, amid the sweeping habitats of these animals, the camera captures images of the living legends and the people most familiar with them.
04:00:00
Why Quilts Matter: History, Art & Politics
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #101
Quilts 101 - Antique and Contemporary Quilts
What is a quilt? This episode introduces the audience to the brave new world of the American quilt, where that question has many different
answers. If a 'real' quilt is a three layer fabric sandwich sewn together and folded over a bed, how do we define the quilt that is an amalgamation
of fabric, photography, print making and other media, and hangs on a gallery wall? Our experts contribute varying perspectives, setting the stage
for the complexity of the series' larger topic: Why quilts matter and how they relate to history, art and politics. This episode also takes a look at
judgments of quality in the quilt world. Learn what makes one antique quilt more valuable and important than another, and why contemporary
quilts are judged by a very different set of standards. To close the episode, experts provide practical suggestions for quilt fans who want to
develop their 'eye' for a great quilt. In short, its Quilts 101, and the perfect introduction to a surprisingly complex subject.
04:30:00
This American Land
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #401
Forage Fish, Wild Olympics, Biofuel from Cornfield Residue, Fire Ants
Researchers on the Oregon coast study the role that forage fish play in the food chain. Sometimes called "bait fish", sardines, anchovies, smelt
and other small fish are vitally important in sustaining larger species - including sea birds, salmon, and marine mammals like sea lions. Humans
also catch forage fish, mainly for animal feed, and there's growing concern that large-scale commercial harvesting of forage fish comes at the
expense of other marine life, potentially with catastrophic results. Spectacular Olympic National Park is the centerpiece of the verdant Olympic
Peninsula in northwest Washington State, right up against the Canadian border. There's now a bill in Congress that would add more protection to
the forests and watersheds around the park, and we explore why there's wide support for the proposal among the people living there. In another
report on emerging second-generation biofuels, we travel to Iowa where farmers are discovering there's growing demand for the residue in their
cornfields - stalks, leaves, husks and cobs - left on the ground after the corn is harvested, That residue, called "corn stover", is biomass that can
also be converted into ethanol. Everybody wants to eradicate biting, invasive fire ants, but scientists say they can learn a great deal by studying
the social structure of these insects. New research shows that the widespread success of fire ants has been assisted when humans disturb
natural areas with roads and development.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Great Conversations
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George Soros and John. D. Podesta
George Soros (financial authority and author of The Age of Fallibility) and John. D. Podesta (Center for American Progress).
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
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08:00:00
Zula Patrol
APTEX
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(CC)
DVI #309
The Show Must Float On/tThe Truder Crown Affair
THE SHOW MUST FLOAT ON - It's time for the annual Ballet of the Water Striders, a beautiful water-top dance to celebrate the coming of
Spring. However, during rehearsals the water striders can't keep themselves on top of the water! Enter The Zula Patrol, who find out the water
striders are having trouble holding onto each other. It turns out, an unwelcome substance is making it impossible for the water molecules to form
their natural elastic layer. The ZPers need to find the source of the pollution fast or the water could get way too sick to recover... and the water
ballet will have to be cancelled! THE TRUDER CROWN AFFAIR - Princess Marina invites The Zula Patrol to the Zulean Isles to enjoy her
coronation, but when a suspiciously familiar "Count Von Troodles" takes her crown, the ZPers are back on the job. Unfortunately, Wizzy and Wigg
discover the crown they've retrieved floats instead of sinking like the genuine article. The ZPers will have to get the real crown back from Truder
before he becomes king of the isles and Marina's hopes sink like...well, like her crown should!
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
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(CC)
DVI #102
Sinbad and the Valley of the Serpents/Manjab's Just Desserts
"Sinbad and the Valley of the Serpents" - Sinbad and his trusty sidekick, Dina, enjoy a wacky adventure as they pursue wealth and riches in the
fearsome Valley of the Serpents. "Manjab's Just Desserts" - A young boy works in a bakery and begins to steal the merchandise. It's the perfect
crime until he can no longer hide the evidence.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Walk Your Way to a Healthy Heart 1
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Increase Your Energy
NETA
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(CC)
N/A
#114
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DVI
#802
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
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N/A #1316
Myofacial Relief & Gait
Mary Ann uses the large ball in this workout to loosen up the fascia around the scapula. Later in the program she focuses on exercises to
improve gait.
10:30:00
It's Sew Easy
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #805
The Golden Era - The Late 1920s
Women were working outside the home, volunteering and voting! It was a time to see and be seen as designers found inspiration in sports heroes
and movie stars. Sewing expert Lisa Shaw shows how to use computerized design techniques to create a stunning capelet and Angela Wolf
designs and sews a form-fitting gored skirt with faux suede piping that flatters any figure.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #1207
Vintage Knitting
Knit something straight out of a period drama, or add a pretty detail to lend a vintage touch. Andrea Jurgrau demonstrates a Downton Abbey
inspired jabot and cuff. On our Space to Space segment, we gain a wealth of knowledge on fashion history from the 1920s and 30s with designer
Annie Modesitt. Next, Andrea Jurgrau returns with a segment on vintage lace doilies. Then, Tanis shows that even yarn and notions can be
stately and elegant. Last, Vickie shows how to add a lacy trim for a vintage feminine look.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
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(CC)
The Wrap Dress
Learn to make the universally flattering wrap dress. See how easy it is to create this classic addition to your wardrobe.
12:00:00
13:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
(S)
Essential Pepin
APTEX
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Light As Air
Meringue Shells With Chantilly Cream; Macaroons; Chocolate Roll; Chocolate Souffle Cake With Raspberry Sauce.
N/A
#211
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N/A
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DVI
#121
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Joanne Weir Gets Fresh
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(CC)
N/A #102
Fresh Dairy
Joanne takes us to a classic Italian trattoria called Poggio, where Chef Ben will show us how to make fresh mozzarella. To complement the
freshly made cheese, Joanne will visit an amazing fig orchard in Yountville, and then incorporate cheese and figs in her cooking lesson, making
Prosciutto-Wrapped Figs with Goat Cheese, amongst other dishes. Recipes: Grilled Prosciutto di Parma Wrapped Figs stuffed with Goat Cheese,
Arugula Salad with Balsamic Vinaigrette, Green Caprese Salad. Student: Reggie Wooden.
14:00:00
Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Co. - After The Hunt
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #1221
Hunting Castles / Venison Sauce Piquante
Chef Folse visits hunting camps in Gueydan, Morgan City, White Castle and Creole, Louisiana. The menu includes Venison Wiener Schnitzel,
Venison Sauce Piquante and Oven-barbecued Venison Ribs.
14:30:00
Chefs A' Field
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #210
Oregon Organics
Wheelchair Farmer Fosters Good Earth. Chef Philippe Boulot: The Heathman Restaurant - Portland, OR Tim Gilmer is a paraplegic farmer who
has little patience for sympathy, but a great fondness for earth-friendly produce. He grows impeccable ingredients, all without chemicals. Chef
Philippe Boulot and his daughter visit Gilmer's farm in Walnut Hill, Oregon. In the kitchen, the chef shows off the culinary skills that earned him a
James Beard Foundation Award. Recipes: Stuffed Zucchini with Chanterelle Mushrooms & Garlic-Parsley Butter; Fava Bean Sandwich with
Tomato Relish.
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2110
Metal Clay Jewelry
Author Cindy Pankopf shares her technique for using antique salt spoons and other found objects as molds to create beautiful clay jewelry. Learn
how to use silver metal clay to create unique rings using those same molds. Katie creates a bracelet from knotted wire and beads in her Beading
Lesson.
15:30:00
Crafting at the Spotted Canary
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #305
Things That Keep You Warm
When it is cold outside, we like to think about crafts that keep us warm. When it is warm out, we organize our closets and think about how we can
re-use our sweaters. Today's show features ideas for you, to keep your hands warm, to keep your feet warm and to keep your electronics warm!
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #606
Drum Sticks
Join in this episode as Joel and professional child drummer Cole Marcus travel through the Vic Firth manufacturing facility to learn how drum
sticks are made. Watch as Cole tries to teach Joel drumming tips and technique.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #1706
Wear It!
With friends and family, create and wear your crafting projects. A fashionable, shimmery clay bird necklace is perfect to wear or to give as a gift.
Franz shows how to draw original designs and transfer them to your t-shirt. Jenny uses plastic tableware and fabric dye to make a stenciled
flower or flag on a t-shirt. Katie weaves a colorful loop bracelet you can make in your favorite colors or school colors. Use the Family Craft box to
transform a t-shirt into a superhero cape with a custom-designed logo.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3004
Flipping for Contemporary
Vicki and her FYH team start an eight-part mini-series focusing on the renovation of an out of date, neglected home. In the first episode you will
meet the team, see the existing issues they will be facing over the next few months and learn how they're going to transform this house into a
contemporary abode.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #218
The Power of Worms; Natures Miracle for Healthy Gardens
Worms are an important ingredient of the soil and the compost pile. In the ground, an earthworm ploughs the soil, fights plant diseases, reduces
pollution and turns ordinary dirt into fertile land. But in the compost pile, worms can steal the show. One specialized type of composting is called
vermicompost, where worms do all the work of breaking down and decomposing compostable garbage and turn it into black gold for the garden.
This episode discusses the vital role earthworms play in our ecosystem and demonstrates, step-by-step, how the viewer can harness their power
to quickly and efficiently compost their kitchen scraps.
18:00:00
Journal
18:30:00
Out of Ireland
DW
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(CC)
N/A
#11092
WLIW
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N/A
#2251
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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19:00:00
Newsline
19:30:00
Global 3000
20:00:00
Song of the Mountains
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N/A
#6030
DW
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#718
NETA
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N/A
#906
Nathan Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys; Mark Newton & Steve Thomas.
21:00:00
Woodsongs
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #1513
Mandy Barnett and the Dustbowl Revival
MANDY BARNETT is a World-Class Vocalist who sings the stylings of pop and jazz standards, torch, and classic country music. A native of
Crossville, Tennessee, she started singing at five years-old. As a teenager, Mandy starred as country music legend Patsy Cline in the stage show
"Always . . . Patsy Cline" at the celebrated Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. The performances sold out nightly and received rave
reviews across the country. Mandy soon began releasing albums under her name including 'I've Got A Right To Cry' which was a huge critical
success. Her latest is 'I Can't Stop Loving You: The Songs of Don Gibson'. THE DUSTBOWL REVIVAL is a Venice, California-based collective
that merges old school bluegrass, gospel, jug-band, swamp blues and the hot swing of the 1930's to form a spicy roots cocktail. Known for their
inspired live sets, the Dustbowl Revival boldly brings together many styles of traditional American music. Imagine Old Crow Medicine Show
meeting Louis Armstrong's Hot Seven Band in New Orleans or Bob Dylan and Fats Waller jamming with Mumford & Sons on a front porch in
1938. The band's latest album is 'Carry Me Home'.
22:00:00
Standing On Sacred Ground
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #102
Profit & Loss
From Papua New Guinea rainforests to Canada's tar sands, Profit and Loss exposes industrial threats to native peoples' health, livelihood and
cultural survival. In Papua New Guinea, a Chinese government owned nickel mine has violently relocated villagers to a taboo sacred mountain,
built a new pipeline and refinery on contested clan land, and is dumping mining waste into the sea. In Alberta, First Nations people suffer from
rare cancers as their traditional hunting grounds are stripmined to unearth the world's third-largest oil reserve. Indigenous people tell their own
stories-and confront us with the ethical consequences of our culture of consumption.
23:00:00
Artist Toolbox
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #101
David Garrett
"One, two, three, four..." In this premiere episode of The Artist Toolbox, come and listen to the gypsy strings of the dazzling David Garrett, whose
violin can conquer the classical work of composers such as Bach and Chopin as effortlessly, as gracefully, as old-world Russian folk music, as
well as the more contemporary sounds of Metallica and Led Zeppelin. Sit in on a private rehearsal with the virtuoso violinist, known in Britain as
"the David Beckham of classical music." Garrett, also a former model, is an international star everywhere from the catwalk to Billboard with charttopping albums and gold and platinum selling discs, touching hearts and astounding audiences wherever he performs. From Vivaldi to Queen to
Michael Jackson, the young German violinist weaves classical standards with rock and pop favorites for a thrilling performance in his first PBS
special, DAVID GARRETT: LIVE IN BERLIN. With a career to make any artist envious, Garrett has been playing with the world's best orchestras
since the precocious age of eight. Follow Garrett's rollercoaster romance with early stardom and enduring artistry in the life of a master violinist.
23:30:00
Theater Talk
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A #821
The Sound of Music 50th Anniversary and Something Rotten!
2015 is the 50th anniversary of the supremely successful movie The Sound of Music, and we celebrate the classic 1965 motion picture
adaptation of the beloved 1959 Broadway musical about the von Trapp family singers' escape from the Nazis. Our guests are writer Tom
Santopietro, author of The Sound of Music Story, and Ted Chapin, of the Rodgers and Hammerstein Organization, who discuss the beloved show
and the film's back stories. Also on the program, roving correspondents AndrewAndrew visit a press presentation of Something Rotten!
Broadway's splashy new Elizabethan musical. Tony-winning director/ choreographer Casey Nicholaw presents musical highlights (featuring
actors Christian Borle, John Cariani, Brian d'Arcy James and Brad Oscar) of what could very well be one of the hits of the season.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Sat, May 09, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
00:00:01
Newsline
00:30:00
Global 3000
01:00:00
Song of the Mountains
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6030
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#718
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#906
Nathan Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys; Mark Newton & Steve Thomas.
02:00:00
Woodsongs
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1513
Mandy Barnett and the Dustbowl Revival
MANDY BARNETT is a World-Class Vocalist who sings the stylings of pop and jazz standards, torch, and classic country music. A native of
Crossville, Tennessee, she started singing at five years-old. As a teenager, Mandy starred as country music legend Patsy Cline in the stage show
"Always . . . Patsy Cline" at the celebrated Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. The performances sold out nightly and received rave
reviews across the country. Mandy soon began releasing albums under her name including 'I've Got A Right To Cry' which was a huge critical
success. Her latest is 'I Can't Stop Loving You: The Songs of Don Gibson'. THE DUSTBOWL REVIVAL is a Venice, California-based collective
that merges old school bluegrass, gospel, jug-band, swamp blues and the hot swing of the 1930's to form a spicy roots cocktail. Known for their
inspired live sets, the Dustbowl Revival boldly brings together many styles of traditional American music. Imagine Old Crow Medicine Show
meeting Louis Armstrong's Hot Seven Band in New Orleans or Bob Dylan and Fats Waller jamming with Mumford & Sons on a front porch in
1938. The band's latest album is 'Carry Me Home'.
03:00:00
Standing On Sacred Ground
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #102
Profit & Loss
From Papua New Guinea rainforests to Canada's tar sands, Profit and Loss exposes industrial threats to native peoples' health, livelihood and
cultural survival. In Papua New Guinea, a Chinese government owned nickel mine has violently relocated villagers to a taboo sacred mountain,
built a new pipeline and refinery on contested clan land, and is dumping mining waste into the sea. In Alberta, First Nations people suffer from
rare cancers as their traditional hunting grounds are stripmined to unearth the world's third-largest oil reserve. Indigenous people tell their own
stories-and confront us with the ethical consequences of our culture of consumption.
04:00:00
Artist Toolbox
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #101
David Garrett
"One, two, three, four..." In this premiere episode of The Artist Toolbox, come and listen to the gypsy strings of the dazzling David Garrett, whose
violin can conquer the classical work of composers such as Bach and Chopin as effortlessly, as gracefully, as old-world Russian folk music, as
well as the more contemporary sounds of Metallica and Led Zeppelin. Sit in on a private rehearsal with the virtuoso violinist, known in Britain as
"the David Beckham of classical music." Garrett, also a former model, is an international star everywhere from the catwalk to Billboard with charttopping albums and gold and platinum selling discs, touching hearts and astounding audiences wherever he performs. From Vivaldi to Queen to
Michael Jackson, the young German violinist weaves classical standards with rock and pop favorites for a thrilling performance in his first PBS
special, DAVID GARRETT: LIVE IN BERLIN. With a career to make any artist envious, Garrett has been playing with the world's best orchestras
since the precocious age of eight. Follow Garrett's rollercoaster romance with early stardom and enduring artistry in the life of a master violinist.
04:30:00
Theater Talk
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A #821
The Sound of Music 50th Anniversary and Something Rotten!
2015 is the 50th anniversary of the supremely successful movie The Sound of Music, and we celebrate the classic 1965 motion picture
adaptation of the beloved 1959 Broadway musical about the von Trapp family singers' escape from the Nazis. Our guests are writer Tom
Santopietro, author of The Sound of Music Story, and Ted Chapin, of the Rodgers and Hammerstein Organization, who discuss the beloved show
and the film's back stories. Also on the program, roving correspondents AndrewAndrew visit a press presentation of Something Rotten!
Broadway's splashy new Elizabethan musical. Tony-winning director/ choreographer Casey Nicholaw presents musical highlights (featuring
actors Christian Borle, John Cariani, Brian d'Arcy James and Brad Oscar) of what could very well be one of the hits of the season.
05:00:00
In Good Shape
WNVC
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#215
05:30:00
Healthy Body Healthy Mind
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3204
Mds: A Disease of Abnormal Blood Cells Levels
Myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS) are a group of diseases that affect the bone marrow and blood. In MDS, the blood-forming cells in the marrow
slow down, or even stop. Most patients with MDS will develop anemia caused be a low number of red blood cells, and may need blood
transfusions. Some patients also have low numbers of white blood cells whose job is to fight infections, and platelets which help blood clot when
we're bruised or cut. About 19,000 people are diagnosed with MDS in the United States each year. And although it can affect people of any age,
the majority is older than 60 years. Exposure to certain industrial chemicals or radiation can increase the risk of developing MDS. In some cases,
it is caused by chemotherapy used to treat a different disease. This is called secondary MDS. In most cases though, the cause of MDS is
unknown. In this program, we will explore the science behind this disease, learn from leading experts in the study and treatment of MDS, and
hear the stories of patients whose lives are affected by MDS.
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1401
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Start
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08:00:00
Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #316
Tiger Portrait
Today Gary shows this very easy way to paint a realistic Tiger. Just a little abstract design of color on the all white canvas makes an interesting
background for this painting. If you are just learning to paint animals, this is a fast and fun way to paint them.
08:30:00
Painting The Town with Eric Dowdle
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#104
New Orleans' history is a rich gumbo of colorful people and cultures. Eric explores this historic city with current residents who bring light to the
mysterious and boisterous Big Easy, showing him a view of the softer side of a city known for its soirees. Join us as we give the Crescent City a
new definition of "Painting the Town."
09:00:00
Grand View
APT
(CC)
N/A #104
Channel Island National Park
Baumann journeys into the Channel Islands National Park and experiences one of the most beautiful National Parks in America. Along the way
he meets Tim Coonan, Island Fox biologist: Native American Julie Tumamait, who shares the stories of the Chumash People: Don Morris, Chief
Marine Biologist: and Robert L. DeLong, Marine Mammal Expert. Baumann concludes the show by painting the ocean view from San Miguel
Island.
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Stress Relieving Workout
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#803
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
(S)
(CC)
Keep The Fun In Functional Fitness
In this episode Mary Ann focuses on the fun side of exercise through the use of novelty music and imaginative choreography.
N/A
#1317
N/A
#502
10:00:00
10:30:00
Wai Lana Yoga
Ungirdle Your Shoulders
Today's poses loosen the shoulder girdle, releasing stored tension and improving posture.
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
11:00:00
Delicious Tv's Vegan Mashup
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #106
A Reason to Rise
This episode focuses on breakfast packed with punch from a quick & easy raw smoothie to a full breakfast for your hungry friends and family.
Raspberry Morning Muffins/Truffled Tofu & Sweet Potato Hash Browns/Quinoa Porridge/Ginger Snap Smoothies
11:30:00
Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #801
Mediterranean Baja
The Baja California peninsula boasts a climate reminiscent of those on the Mediterranean Sea. Thousands of olive trees and vineyards in
Northern Baja capture the distinctiveness of this region of Mexico. We explore the amazing grilled octopus at Tres Virgenes in La Paz and enjoy
mesquite-grilled lamb with 9-chile mole sauce. Rick makes tacos of kale and spinach with a green garlic mojo from the gardens of the renowned
spa Rancho La Puerta. In Tijuana, Chef Miguel Angel Guerrero Yagues shows off his terrific wood-fired grill to Rick before he cooks lamb three
ways. Chef Jair Tellez makes a geoduck ceviche at his dreamy Laja restaurant in the Valle de Guadalupe. At home, Rick grills lamb with fennel
and a red chile salsa. Astonishing Baja, indeed.
12:00:00
Lidia's Kitchen
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #217
Seafood Symphony
Lidia has enjoyed clamming with the locals in Le Marche as well as in Long Island, and in this episode she shares two of her most popular clam
dishes: Pappa al Pomodoro with Clams is based on the Tuscan classic - tomato and bread soup. Clam and Scallion Risotto, is a delicious
variation of the beloved Linguine with Clams.
12:30:00
Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #108
Seattle, Wa: Chefs Maria Hines and Holly Smith
Set in the trendy Mallet Kitchen in downtown Seattle, host Pete Evans is joined by local chefs Hines and Smith to cook for their excited guests.
Side trips include Oxbow Farm and Loki Fish Company to collect fresh seafood and meat.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Start
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AS2 Episode
13:00:00
Islands Without Cars with Kira Hesser
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Ireland's Inis Meain
According to legend, in the l7th century, Oliver Cromwell, the fanatical Protestant "Lord Protector" of England gave the Irish Catholics a choice:
they could go to hell or go to Connacht. Some went further still -all the way to three ruggedly beautiful islands off of Ireland's west coast.
Following in the footsteps of great Irish writers, "Ireland's Inis Meain" explores Ireland's pre-colonial past as the 150 Gaelic-speaking inhabitants
of this wet rock in the Atlantic figure out how to manage their legacy and lifestyle just outside of the contaminating influences of the modern world.
The innovations - like a luxurious and exclusive new hotel and a sweater factory that sells to the likes of Barney's - are controlled carefully with an
eye toward tradition and the environment. This program celebrates an island that is the repository of Irish culture, Irish island cuisine that is locally
gathered, organically grown and beautifully prepared and reveals what it takes to knit a sweater that bears little resemblance to the fisherman's
sweaters. In the process, we hear one of Ireland's noted poets and fiddle players, learn to pour a proper Guinness and discover what inspired the
Irish Nationalist imagination.
13:30:00
Curious Traveler
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #105
Curious About - Asheville, North Carolina
Why is there a French Loire Valley castle in the middle of the American Deep South? Did you know that the name "Biltmore" is completely made
up? Why did the architects of the Statue of Liberty, the New York Subway and Central Park put their stamp on this small town? Why did Henry
Ford, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Thomas Edison all stay in a hotel where it looks like the roof is melting? And how did Scots-Irish immigrants create
American country music?
14:00:00
Rick Steves' Europe
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #603
Dubrovnik and Balkan Side-Trips
Nestled inside its mighty ramparts is Dubrovnik, the "Pearl of the Adriatic." From this remarkably preserved medieval fortress city, we venture into
less-touristed corners of the former Yugoslavia. In Bosnia, we visit Mostar - war-torn in the 90s, but bursting with promise today. In Montenegro,
we sail the fjord-like Bay of Kotor and explore its mysterious, mountainous interior.
14:30:00
Journeys In Africa
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #207
The North Cape - The Great Bloom
Once a year in good rain years, the deserts of South Africa explode in color. This is the greatest flower bloom in the world. Bill ventures into the
desert to experience this first hand and to film the rare animals that call this arid land home.
15:00:00
Garden Smart
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#3805
Roses have many uses in our landscape. Certainly, they are beautiful but they can provide functional uses as well. Join us as GardenSMART
visits with an expert who fills us in on the old and new of roses.
15:30:00
Farm with Ian Knauer
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #103
Dairy
Love pizza? Learn how to make it from scratch! In this episode, Ian teaches you how to milk a cow, make fresh ricotta and mozzarella, then craft
those cheeses into a full meal featuring Ricotta Pizza and Cocoa Yogurt Cake.
16:00:00
Maria Hinojosa: One-On-One
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #514
Francisco Goldman
In his first non-fiction book, award-winning novelist Francisco Goldman (The Long Night of White Chickens, The Ordinary Seaman and The Divine
Husband) reconstructs and investigates the murder of Guatemalan's human rights leader, Bishop Juan Gerardi - one of the most controversial
murder cases in contemporary Latin America. In this interview with Maria Hinojosa, Goldman shares how he launched his career in journalism,
the impact of his investigation on Guatemala's future, and the tragic death of his wife.
16:30:00
Overheard with Evan Smith
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #508
Nicholas Kristof, Author & New York Times Columnist
Two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner, Nicholas Kristof is a journalist, author and op-ed columnist for The New York Times. His books, including the
best-selling Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide, have all been co-written with his wife Sheryl WuDunn and
primarily focus on poverty, health, and human rights in the developing world. Their most recent book, A Path Appears: Transforming Lives,
Creating Opportunity, will be adapted a into a documentary coming to PBS in early 2015.
17:00:00
Pen Voice
PENTV
(S)
(N)
N/A #164
Portia Chen Silverberg, Executive Director, Thrive
Highlights community organizations and engages in community dialogue focusing on local issues, not-for-profit service awareness and
community advocacy within San Mateo County.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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17:30:00
Natural Heroes
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A #602
Truck Farm
Using green roof technology and heirloom seeds, filmmaker Ian Cheney ("The City Dark" on P.O.V. and "King Corn" on Independent Lens) plants
a vegetable garden on the only land he's got: his Granddad's old pickup. Once the mobile garden begins to sprout, viewers are trucked across
New York to see the city's funkiest urban farms, and to find out if America's largest city can learn to feed itself. TRUCK FARM entreats viewers to
ponder the future of urban farming, and to consider whether sustainability needs a dose of whimsy to be truly sustainable.
18:00:00
Focus On Europe
18:30:00
Autoline This Week
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#3318
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1912
19:00:00
Closer to Truth
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1305
Can The Divine Be A Person?
What if God were a 'person'? A person has sense, knowledge, will, intent, feelings. A person can be compassionate, sympathetic, empathetic.
What's the difference if God were not a 'person'?
19:30:00
Piano Guy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1405
Host Scott Houston and guests show viewers how to play an original composition entitled "A Journey Home" and the signature intro from "New
York, New York." Five-time Grammy nominee, David Benoit, also gives us his thoughts on composing original material. Other featured artists
include Lori Mechem, Dave Powers and Karl Propst.
20:00:00
Infinity Hall Live
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
Wilson Phillips
Wilson Phillips, one of the biggest selling all-female groups in music history hits the Infinity Hall stage for an unforgettable night of nostalgia and
chart-topping songs. The group, made up of Chynna Phillips, Wendy Wilson and Carnie Wilson, first reached the top of the Billboard charts in
1991 and have seen a resurgence in the past year with their appearance in the hit film Bridesmaids and their new reality series, Wilson Phillips:
Still Holding On. Another reason for their return to center stage? They have a hit record! Their new CD, Dedicated, - which has topped the
Amazon contemporary pop vocal charts - is a tribute to the music of their iconic parents; Chynna is the daughter of Michelle and John Phillips of
the Mamas and the Papas and Wendy and Carnie are the daughters of the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson. Displaying the same tight, lush harmonies
their parents were known for in their music, Wilson Phillips gives these beloved songs a new appeal in this intimate concert sure to pull on the
heartstrings of multiple generations. The group opens the INFINITY HALL LIVE concert with their #1 chart-topping ballad "Release Me," much to
the delight of the crowd, but soon they kick off their high heels and get comfortable singing the nostalgic harmony-rich songs of their extended
musical families. From the Mamas and the Papas repertoire, Wilson Phillips performs "12:30", "Monday, Monday" and the song that inspired the
Dedicated CD, "California Dreamin'". Carnie Wilson explained, "Last year we were at a private party and decided just for the party to sing
'California Dreamin''. After we sang that together, our manager asked 'What do you think about doing a cover album of the Mamas and the Papas
and the Beach Boys?' I said 'When do we start?'" Fans of the Beach Boys won't be disappointed either as the group covers some of their most
best-loved songs. From "God Only Knows" and "In My Room" to "Wouldn't it Be Nice," Wilson Phillips' performance of these tunes full of intricate,
gorgeous harmonies gives them a fresh new tenderness. And it's a true family affair with Carnie's husband Rob Bonfiglio on guitar and Matt
Jardine, the son of Beach Boys founding member Al Jardine, singing back-up vocals. Though the ladies of Wilson Phillips have grown up,
married and now have nine children between them, they can still bring the house down with their most iconic hit song "Hold On," which serves as
their INFINITY HALL LIVE finale.
21:00:00
Front and Center
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #410
Richie Sambora
Founding member of Bon Jovi and creator of some of the most instantly recognizable guitar sounds today, Richie Sambora performs songs from
his solo albums, Undiscovered Soul, Stranger In This Townand Aftermath of the Lowdownat the Iridium.
22:00:00
Globe Trekker
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1405
Myanmar
Megan starts her journey in Yangon with a visit to Shwedagon Pagoda, the most revered Buddhist temple in Myanmar. Next she visits Inle Lake
and then heads to the Shan Palace in the town of Hsipaw, where she uncovers a centuries-old tribal rivalry. Megan travels by train to Mandalay to
visit the golden Mahamuni Buddha and to try her hand at puppetry. She makes her way to the Chin State and then on to Bagan, once the capital
city. Megan's last stop is the Rahkine State where she boards a boat to Ngapali Beach, the ultimate beach destination.
23:00:00
Making Light In Terezin
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#0
MAKING LIGHT IN TEREZIN tells the true story of how Jewish prisoners held in a concentration camp during World War II fought back against
the Nazis - not with guns or bombs - but through song, dance and laughter. In 2005, Lisa Peschel, now a theater studies professor at the
University of York, discovered a collection of cabaret scripts - "Laugh With Us"- originally written by four 20-year-old prisoners held in the Czech
concentration camp of Terezin. Located outside of Prague, Terezin effectively served as a way station, housing Jews before the Nazis sent them
to Auschwitz and other death camps. In the face of this horrific darkness and uncertainty, the Jewish prisoners wrote and enacted comedy shows
in a make-shift cabaret. The poignant and inspiring documentary follows a modern-day theater troupe from Minnesota as they travel to Terezin
and attempt to re-stage the shows. Weaving together interviews with the original writers, witnesses to the original production, and scholars,
MAKING LIGHT IN TEREZIN tells a story not only of survival, but also the triumph of a culture, artistic expression and the human spirit.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 38 of 126
Sun, May 10, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
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AS2 Episode
00:00:01
Closer to Truth
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1305
Can The Divine Be A Person?
What if God were a 'person'? A person has sense, knowledge, will, intent, feelings. A person can be compassionate, sympathetic, empathetic.
What's the difference if God were not a 'person'?
00:30:00
Piano Guy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1405
Host Scott Houston and guests show viewers how to play an original composition entitled "A Journey Home" and the signature intro from "New
York, New York." Five-time Grammy nominee, David Benoit, also gives us his thoughts on composing original material. Other featured artists
include Lori Mechem, Dave Powers and Karl Propst.
01:00:00
Infinity Hall Live
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
Wilson Phillips
Wilson Phillips, one of the biggest selling all-female groups in music history hits the Infinity Hall stage for an unforgettable night of nostalgia and
chart-topping songs. The group, made up of Chynna Phillips, Wendy Wilson and Carnie Wilson, first reached the top of the Billboard charts in
1991 and have seen a resurgence in the past year with their appearance in the hit film Bridesmaids and their new reality series, Wilson Phillips:
Still Holding On. Another reason for their return to center stage? They have a hit record! Their new CD, Dedicated, - which has topped the
Amazon contemporary pop vocal charts - is a tribute to the music of their iconic parents; Chynna is the daughter of Michelle and John Phillips of
the Mamas and the Papas and Wendy and Carnie are the daughters of the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson. Displaying the same tight, lush harmonies
their parents were known for in their music, Wilson Phillips gives these beloved songs a new appeal in this intimate concert sure to pull on the
heartstrings of multiple generations. The group opens the INFINITY HALL LIVE concert with their #1 chart-topping ballad "Release Me," much to
the delight of the crowd, but soon they kick off their high heels and get comfortable singing the nostalgic harmony-rich songs of their extended
musical families. From the Mamas and the Papas repertoire, Wilson Phillips performs "12:30", "Monday, Monday" and the song that inspired the
Dedicated CD, "California Dreamin'". Carnie Wilson explained, "Last year we were at a private party and decided just for the party to sing
'California Dreamin''. After we sang that together, our manager asked 'What do you think about doing a cover album of the Mamas and the Papas
and the Beach Boys?' I said 'When do we start?'" Fans of the Beach Boys won't be disappointed either as the group covers some of their most
best-loved songs. From "God Only Knows" and "In My Room" to "Wouldn't it Be Nice," Wilson Phillips' performance of these tunes full of intricate,
gorgeous harmonies gives them a fresh new tenderness. And it's a true family affair with Carnie's husband Rob Bonfiglio on guitar and Matt
Jardine, the son of Beach Boys founding member Al Jardine, singing back-up vocals. Though the ladies of Wilson Phillips have grown up,
married and now have nine children between them, they can still bring the house down with their most iconic hit song "Hold On," which serves as
their INFINITY HALL LIVE finale.
02:00:00
Front and Center
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #410
Richie Sambora
Founding member of Bon Jovi and creator of some of the most instantly recognizable guitar sounds today, Richie Sambora performs songs from
his solo albums, Undiscovered Soul, Stranger In This Townand Aftermath of the Lowdownat the Iridium.
03:00:00
Globe Trekker
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1405
Myanmar
Megan starts her journey in Yangon with a visit to Shwedagon Pagoda, the most revered Buddhist temple in Myanmar. Next she visits Inle Lake
and then heads to the Shan Palace in the town of Hsipaw, where she uncovers a centuries-old tribal rivalry. Megan travels by train to Mandalay to
visit the golden Mahamuni Buddha and to try her hand at puppetry. She makes her way to the Chin State and then on to Bagan, once the capital
city. Megan's last stop is the Rahkine State where she boards a boat to Ngapali Beach, the ultimate beach destination.
04:00:00
Making Light In Terezin
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#0
MAKING LIGHT IN TEREZIN tells the true story of how Jewish prisoners held in a concentration camp during World War II fought back against
the Nazis - not with guns or bombs - but through song, dance and laughter. In 2005, Lisa Peschel, now a theater studies professor at the
University of York, discovered a collection of cabaret scripts - "Laugh With Us"- originally written by four 20-year-old prisoners held in the Czech
concentration camp of Terezin. Located outside of Prague, Terezin effectively served as a way station, housing Jews before the Nazis sent them
to Auschwitz and other death camps. In the face of this horrific darkness and uncertainty, the Jewish prisoners wrote and enacted comedy shows
in a make-shift cabaret. The poignant and inspiring documentary follows a modern-day theater troupe from Minnesota as they travel to Terezin
and attempt to re-stage the shows. Weaving together interviews with the original writers, witnesses to the original production, and scholars,
MAKING LIGHT IN TEREZIN tells a story not only of survival, but also the triumph of a culture, artistic expression and the human spirit.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Drexel Interview
NETA
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N/A #208
The National Museum of American Jewish History, Part 1 of 2
The National Museum of American Jewish History, located on Independence Mall in Philadelphia, is an American history museum that tells the
story of the United States through the American Jewish experience. This show, the first of a two-part episode, focuses on the Museum's mission
and founding. The second part focuses on the Museum's educational activities, its architecture, exhibits, and artifacts. Ivy L. Barsky, Gwen
Goodman Director and CEO of the National Museum of American Jewish History, observes that the Museum shows that any hyphenated
American group can share the Jewish-American story, both its struggles and opportunities. Museum benefactor Ed Snider, chairman of ComcastSpectator, speaks of helping to spearhead the growth of the NMAJH and recounts his role in the creation of the Museum's "Only in America: Hall
of Fame," an exhibit that highlights the accomplishments of iconic Jewish-Americans, among them Sandy Koufax, Irving Berlin, and Barbra
Streisand. Philip M. Darivoff, co-chairman of the Museum, notes that the Museum explains how Judaism has evolved in the United States.
Darivoff cites a favorite quote from George Washington's 1790 letter to the Newport, Rhode Island Jewish community, which declares that the
United States "gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance." This episode is richly illustrated with footage of the interior of the
museum and its exhibits, along with striking views of the exterior of the museum and surrounding Philadelphia landmarks, among them
Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell.
05:30:00
Moneywise with Kelvin Boston
APTEX
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DVI #704
Financial Anxiety
Economic crises affect many people's wallets and bank accounts. It also causes stress that affects the mental and physical well-being of some.
What can you do to keep financial anxiety from taking over your life? Guests: Raul Enriquez, credit counselor at CareOne and Olivia Mellon,
author, money coach, business consultant and psychotherapist.
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
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N/A
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08:00:00
Paint This with Jerry Yarnell
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #1204
Biloxi Shrimpers, Part 4
In the final episode, Jerry begins adding the final details in the boat, blocking in and adding shape to the pelican, plus, he demonstrates how to
make a correction to the design/composition of a painting by altering the length of the boat. He switches to the Dynasty brushes for the chiseled
edge and to create the shrimpers nets on the boat. The final step in this painting is the demonstration of Jerry's technique for creating a
weathered post with thick paint and then the development of wood grain.
08:30:00
Gary Spetz's Painting Wild Places
APTEX
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(CC)
DVI #508
Tortola
Host-Artist, Gary Spetz, sails to and paints a scene from the Caribbean's Tortola Island-explaining both how he paints and what he looks for, in
nature, for a painting composition.
09:00:00
Wyland's Art Studio
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #604
Baby Seal Pup
Art Lesson: Negative Space. The use of negative space is a key element of artistic composition. Negative space is the space around and
between the subject of an image. Negative space may be most evident when the space around a subject, and not the subject itself, is used to
artistic effect as the "real" subject of an image. In a two-tone, black-and-white image, a subject is normally depicted in black and the space around
it is left blank (white), thereby forming a silhouette of the subject. However, reversing the tones so that the space around the subject is printed
black and the subject itself is left blank causes the negative space to be apparent as it forms shapes around the subject, called figure-ground
reversal. Wyland will demonstrate how utilizing negative space can be an ideal technique for representing animals in the wild.
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Firm & Strengthen Your Butt
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#804
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1318
Variety, The Spice of Life
Mary Ann combines a variety of exercises that improve function including a new exercise that uses the fingers and breath to control abdominal
muscles.
10:30:00
11:00:00
Power Yoga: Mind and Body
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A
#213
Chefs A' Field: Kids on the Farm
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #106
Seed-Saving & Heirloom Veggies: Chef Joseph Wrede & Kids - Santa Fe & Taos,
Joseph's Table Restaurant - Taos, NM; Rancho la Paz Farm - Santa Fe, NM Considered one of the Southwest's modern culinary pioneers, Chef
Joseph Wrede creates classic dishes with "chili pepper flair" at Taos' esteemed Joseph's Table restaurant. The chef and his two children pull on
their boots for a day of discovery at Rancho la Paz, a tiny but glorious farm nestled along the Rio Grande in the southern Rocky Mountains. As
they attempt to sample 96 kinds of tomatoes, 32 types of basil and 47 varieties of sweet and spicy peppers, the bounty is ripe for the picking at
this experimental organic farm. In a magical tunnel of gourds, the children are transported to the pages of a fairytale where their eyes pop with
amazement. As Chef Wrede helps his kids plant next season's harvest, they get a lesson in how to nurture and preserve seeds for the future.
Recipes: Seven-Tomato Gazpacho; Seared Herbed Shrimp; Heirloom Carrot & Beet Sauced Fish.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 40 of 126
Sun, May 10, 2015
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11:30:00
Taste The Islands with Chef Irie
APTEX
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N/A #103
A Little of This
Chef Irie draws inspiration from Trinidad and Jamaica with Plantain chips and dip, Pan Grilled Jerk Pork Medallions, Sweet Mango Chutney and
an Herb Apple Salad. Chef's interaction with Trinidadian Olympic athlete and Sports Analyst Ato Boldon is concluded with a lesson in making an
interpreted Trini Bake and Shark.
12:00:00
Ciao Italia
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #2418
Little Bites/Stuzzichini
These "little bites" become a BIG hit when Mary Ann prepares Celery Stuffed with Cheese and Hazelnuts, and then mixes anchovies, parsley and
garlic for some fantastic, Anchovy Stuffed Cherry Tomatoes. And just when you don't have room for more, you make room for her signature
Zucchini Meatballs.
12:30:00
Martin Yan's Taste of Vietnam
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #103
An Ecology Tour
Martin gets up-close and personal with Vietnamese nature preservation by joining an eco-riverboat tour. Much to his delight, in addition to all the
tips on nature, Martin also learns about the charming life of local fishing families, and how one can 'rock the boat' on an eco-river cruise. Recipes:
Banana Blossom Salad with Duck and Ginger, Grilled Spicy Lemongrass Lambchops.
13:00:00
Travel with Kids
NETA
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(CC)
DVI #304
North Vietnam: Hanoi & Ha Long Bay
Arriving in Hanoi by train from Beijing, China, the Asia travel adventure continues in the communist capital of Vietnam, Hanoi. Head underground
with hosts Nathan and Seamus as a hotel in Hanoi uncovers a recently discovered bomb shelter where Jane Fonda was reported to have played
during air raids. Explore the winding alleyways of the Old Quarter markets with amazing water puppet shows, temples and shops. Experience the
Vietnam War (or American War as it is called in Vietnam) history with a visit to the "Hanoi Hilton" prison. The Travel With Kids family then heads
east to witness the fabled gum-drop mountains of Ha Long Bay. On a traditional Asian wooden boat, Nathan & Seamus explore ancient caves,
white sand beaches, rural rice paddies and small villages rarely seen by outsiders. Plus, find out what happens when Seamus suffers a broken
foot in a boating accident. Will the family find proper medical attention back in Hanoi, or is their Asia adventure finished?
13:30:00
Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #1205
Artcops
As Burt visited the museums and galleries that are in his programs, he became aware of the extraordinary amount of great art that had been
stolen --- over 6 billion dollars worth each year. This program will tell you about some of the works that are missing, why they are an important
part of our history, and what you can do to help find them and earn millions of dollars in reward money.
14:00:00
Aviators
NETA
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(CC)
N/A
#211
Aircraft engines: Kurtis learns about aircraft power plants from Penn Yan Aero's Bill Middlebrook, whose family has a long and rich history in
American aviation. Lockheed Electra: Made famous by Amelia Earhart, Jeff takes us flying in this classic bird. Most female friendly airport:
George celebrates women in aviation at the most female friendly airport in the world.
14:30:00
Jonathan Bird's Blue World
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #403
Monk Seals, Wounded Warriors and Counting Fish
Segment 1: Hawaiian Monk Seals. Hawaiian Monk seals are a critically endangered group of warm water seals that are only found in the
Hawaiian archipelago. Only about 1,200 of the animals remain. Jonathan sets course for the Forbidden Island of Ni'ihau to meet some of these
reclusive animals, and gets a fascinating insight into the lonely world of the Monk seal. Segment 2: Wounded Warriors. Jonathan travels to
Bonaire to meet an exceptional group of injured military veterans who are learning to scuba dive as a form of physical therapy and healing.
Segment 3: Fish Count. Jonathan joins a group of volunteer divers as part of an international event called the Great Annual Fish Count to take a
census of marine life across the globe. His mission: dive the chilly waters of Massachusetts with a pencil...and count fish!
15:00:00
American Woodshop
Segmented Turnings
Magic in Turned Wood.
15:30:00
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#2004
Rough Cut - Woodworking with Tommy Mac
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Octagonal Lazy Susan
The Octagonal Lazy Susan featured on Rough Cut this week has a lot of bang for the buck. Not only is the octagonal shape beautiful to look at,
but the inlaid veneer of birdseye maple and beeswing mahogany really make the piece magnificent. In this episode, Tommy provides detailed
instructions on how to build the initial shape, but then takes particular care with his instruction on how to do the inlay. On a very special Rough
Cut Road Trip, Tommy gets a behind-the-scenes peek at Historic New England, a massive warehouse of historic artifacts and furniture that is not
open to the public. Back in the shop, fellow North Bennet Street School graduate Eli Cleveland joins Tommy to build the Lazy Susan.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Sun, May 10, 2015
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16:00:00
Feel Grand with Jane Seymour
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #111
Brain Health
It is one of the most frightening prospects of aging: what about our minds? What happens if memories start to fade and we lose that sense of who
we are? Alzheimer's and dementia touches all of us in some way over our lives, so what is being done to combat it? And what can we do to keep
our brain's health and watch for the warning signs? Even if we're lucky enough to never face that slow decline, aneurysms and other brain injuries
can also affect us where it matters most at a moment's notice. We'll take a look at everything you need to keep in mind when it comes to yours.
16:30:00
Second Opinion
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #1006
High Risk Pregnancy
Patient Story: Many women choose to wait until after the age of 40 to start a family. Lucy Sun shares her very personal story of how she realized
that making the decision to wait to conceive brought with it other complicated choices. Myth or Medicine: Do your chances of having twins
increase after the age of 40? Second Opinion 5: Five things to call your doctor about in late pregnancy.
17:00:00
Ecosense for Living
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Green Buildings
Green Buildings profiles homes, a school and even the third busiest sports and concert venue in the nation to illustrate how energy efficient
buildings reduce our carbon footprint in remarkable ways. Atlanta's Phillips Arena was retrofitted with energy efficient systems and it now uses
21% less electricity than other arenas of similar size and the energy the facility saves in one year could power 111 private homes. This episode
also profiles Arabia Mountain High School which focuses on environmental learning throughout its curricula using Promethean boards (to reduce
paper and enhance learning), outdoor classrooms, and even energy- and water-efficient rest rooms. Green Buildings compares modular, new,
completely green homes to modified older homes with energy efficient systems and opens by touring the Solar Decathlon in Washington, DC for
a glimpse of the cutting edge green building designs being developed across the globe. Sponsored by the Department of Energy, the Decathlon
is a competition showcasing design and designers, many of them college students, from Germany to California.
17:30:00
Well Read
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #409
Paul Roberts, The Impulse Society: America in the Age of Instant Gratification
Author of "The End of Oil" and "The End of Food," Roberts writes about the intersections between economics, technology and the natural world.
Publishers Weekly said "The End of Oil" "may well become for fossil fuels what "Fast Food Nation" was for food."
18:00:00
Classic California's Gold
Special Presentation
Join Host Huell Howser on another adventure in search of California's Gold!
(CC)
N/A
#0
18:30:00
Tracks Ahead
APT
(S)
(CC)
N/A #901
Skunk Train
Tracks Ahead starts its 9th season off with a breath-taking journey from the Northern California coast through the towering redwoods on a historic
rail line: We visit a detailed and lovely Denver area garden layout and its equally charming owners; Take in a Missouri 12" tourist line... And
explore the spot where the transcontinental rail line saw it's final spike driven in our Classic Trax feature. Spencer Christian returns to host the
25th year of this popular series on railroading.
19:00:00
Tomorrow: Japan Beyond 3/11
19:30:00
Rx: Doctors of Tomorrow
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#401
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
How will the health professionals of the future be trained? The new Hofstra Medical School has taken the standard medical curriculum and stood
it on its head. Students are taught to work together - that being a doctor is not like being a superstar fighter pilot. It's like being a member of the pit
crew of a racing team. On the first day of school, instead of attending lectures, students head out in ambulances to work in the poorest of
neighborhoods to take care of patients and learn about the communities in which they live. When students go into the classroom, these
experiences will inform their medical education. In Long Island, at the Hofstra School of Medicine, filmmaker David Grubin (the son of a general
practitioner) profiles students who are learning how to work in teams to apply the science of medicine to individual patients, emphasizing the
human dimension - trust and empathy - in medical care.
20:00:00
Mineral Explorers
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #106
Mexico
It's the world's largest producer of silver with modern companies ruling the trade but Mexico's silver mining tradition dates back hundreds of years
and helped shape the country we know today - a country alive with history and culture. Thomas visits several colonial towns built from the riches
of silver mines and explores the ancient craft of silversmithing. Along the way, he finds a great lot of crystallized Mexican minerals but his biggest
prize is the opportunity to journey deep inside the world's largest primary silver mine. Minerals featured in this episode: Silver.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 42 of 126
Sun, May 10, 2015
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20:30:00
Kids Rock Cancer
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AS2 Episode
(CC)
N/A
#0
For a few magical moments, kids undergoing the pain and emotional challenges of cancer have a chance to step away from their daily routine
and instantly transform "into rock stars." A new documentary, KIDS ROCK CANCER, profiles these young musicians as they write and record
original songs in the unlikeliest of places - their own hospital rooms. The musical interludes are more than just a welcome break; they are part of
a unique music therapy program called Kids Rock Cancer, created by Maryville University in St. Louis, Mo. Using the proven healing power of
music therapy, Kids Rock Cancer provides an outlet of emotion and expression for children who have either been diagnosed with cancer and
other blood disorders or have a family member suffering from cancer. The musical therapist helps the child express a set of thoughts and ideas,
turn them into the lyrics of a song and compose a tune for the lyrics. Then the child gets to sing the song into a microphone with instrumental
accompaniment. The result is a CD recording for the family to keep.
21:00:00
Virginia Lee Burton: A Sense of Place
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
VIRGINIA LEE BURTON: A SENSE OF PLACE celebrates the career of Virginia Lee Burton (1909-1968), the groundbreaking author-illustrator of
the beloved picture books Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shoveland the Caldecott Award-winning The Little House. This finely wrought
documentary explores Burton's life and art through a treasure-trove of archival materials, never-before-seen photographs, personal documents,
sketchbooks, original manuscripts and interviews with family, friends and scholars. VIRGINIA LEE BURTON: A SENSE OF PLACE paints a
portrait of a Renaissance woman ahead of her time, whose art and literature remains an enduring part of America's cultural heritage.
22:00:00
Pacific Heartbeat
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #401
Splinters
Set in a small seaside village in the developing nation of Papua New Guinea, SPLINTERS follows a group of men and women as they compete
for a spot on the National Surfing team. With no access to economic or educational advancement, let alone running water and power, village life
is hermetic. With the national spotlight now on them, traditional cultural norms of village life are challenged. A spot on the team is the way to see
the wider world; the only way. Who will make it?
23:00:00
Arab American Stories
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#102
Three Arab Americans who navigate culture differences to become bridge- builders- hip hop artist Omar Offendum is a bridge between his Arab
roots and American youth culture, Cafe owner Frederique Boudouani is bringing Algerian food and culture to Elkater, Iowa, the only town in
American named for an Algerian Muslim war hero, and Aliya Suayah and her parents, Ismail Suayah and Krista Bremer embrace both American
and Libyan culture at their home in North Carolina.
23:30:00
America from the Ground Up
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
The Fur Trade 1600-1750
Travel along on an expedition to discover the archaeology of the Fur Trade. From Quebec to the Great Lakes the archaeology of the forts and
settlements of the frontier record the story of expansion into the old Northwest Territory.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 43 of 126
Mon, May 11, 2015
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00:00:01
Tomorrow: Japan Beyond 3/11
00:30:00
Rx: Doctors of Tomorrow
Distrib
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AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#401
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
How will the health professionals of the future be trained? The new Hofstra Medical School has taken the standard medical curriculum and stood
it on its head. Students are taught to work together - that being a doctor is not like being a superstar fighter pilot. It's like being a member of the pit
crew of a racing team. On the first day of school, instead of attending lectures, students head out in ambulances to work in the poorest of
neighborhoods to take care of patients and learn about the communities in which they live. When students go into the classroom, these
experiences will inform their medical education. In Long Island, at the Hofstra School of Medicine, filmmaker David Grubin (the son of a general
practitioner) profiles students who are learning how to work in teams to apply the science of medicine to individual patients, emphasizing the
human dimension - trust and empathy - in medical care.
01:00:00
Mineral Explorers
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #106
Mexico
It's the world's largest producer of silver with modern companies ruling the trade but Mexico's silver mining tradition dates back hundreds of years
and helped shape the country we know today - a country alive with history and culture. Thomas visits several colonial towns built from the riches
of silver mines and explores the ancient craft of silversmithing. Along the way, he finds a great lot of crystallized Mexican minerals but his biggest
prize is the opportunity to journey deep inside the world's largest primary silver mine. Minerals featured in this episode: Silver.
01:30:00
Kids Rock Cancer
APTEX
(CC)
N/A
#0
For a few magical moments, kids undergoing the pain and emotional challenges of cancer have a chance to step away from their daily routine
and instantly transform "into rock stars." A new documentary, KIDS ROCK CANCER, profiles these young musicians as they write and record
original songs in the unlikeliest of places - their own hospital rooms. The musical interludes are more than just a welcome break; they are part of
a unique music therapy program called Kids Rock Cancer, created by Maryville University in St. Louis, Mo. Using the proven healing power of
music therapy, Kids Rock Cancer provides an outlet of emotion and expression for children who have either been diagnosed with cancer and
other blood disorders or have a family member suffering from cancer. The musical therapist helps the child express a set of thoughts and ideas,
turn them into the lyrics of a song and compose a tune for the lyrics. Then the child gets to sing the song into a microphone with instrumental
accompaniment. The result is a CD recording for the family to keep.
02:00:00
Virginia Lee Burton: A Sense of Place
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
VIRGINIA LEE BURTON: A SENSE OF PLACE celebrates the career of Virginia Lee Burton (1909-1968), the groundbreaking author-illustrator of
the beloved picture books Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shoveland the Caldecott Award-winning The Little House. This finely wrought
documentary explores Burton's life and art through a treasure-trove of archival materials, never-before-seen photographs, personal documents,
sketchbooks, original manuscripts and interviews with family, friends and scholars. VIRGINIA LEE BURTON: A SENSE OF PLACE paints a
portrait of a Renaissance woman ahead of her time, whose art and literature remains an enduring part of America's cultural heritage.
03:00:00
Pacific Heartbeat
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #401
Splinters
Set in a small seaside village in the developing nation of Papua New Guinea, SPLINTERS follows a group of men and women as they compete
for a spot on the National Surfing team. With no access to economic or educational advancement, let alone running water and power, village life
is hermetic. With the national spotlight now on them, traditional cultural norms of village life are challenged. A spot on the team is the way to see
the wider world; the only way. Who will make it?
04:00:00
Arab American Stories
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#102
Three Arab Americans who navigate culture differences to become bridge- builders- hip hop artist Omar Offendum is a bridge between his Arab
roots and American youth culture, Cafe owner Frederique Boudouani is bringing Algerian food and culture to Elkater, Iowa, the only town in
American named for an Algerian Muslim war hero, and Aliya Suayah and her parents, Ismail Suayah and Krista Bremer embrace both American
and Libyan culture at their home in North Carolina.
04:30:00
America from the Ground Up
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
The Fur Trade 1600-1750
Travel along on an expedition to discover the archaeology of the Fur Trade. From Quebec to the Great Lakes the archaeology of the forts and
settlements of the frontier record the story of expansion into the old Northwest Territory.
05:00:00
Great Conversations
NETA
(CC)
N/A #106
Jane Goodall and Richard Wragham
Jane Goodall (renowned anthropologist, author of Reason for Hope: A Spiritual Journey) and Richard Wragham (Anthropology Chair, Harvard).
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1403
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 44 of 126
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Zula Patrol
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI #310
The Great River Race/When You Wish Upon A Sea Star
THE GREAT RIVER RACE - As The Zula Patrol competes in Zula's annual Great River Race, their nemesis, Dark Truder, plans to win the race
by cheating so he can become famous which he's sure will cause people to finally listen to him. Unfortunately for Truder, every time he plots to
knock the ZPers out of the competition, they rally back using their newfound knowledge about rivers. In the end, with quite a bit of help from
Gorga, the ZPers win the race and Truder and Traxie wind up all wet. WHEN YOU WISH UPON A SEA STAR - The Zula Patrol is spending a fun
day at the beach, when they meet Stella, a young Sea Star, in a tide pool. She needs the Zula Patrol's help to find her way back home, and in
the process, our heroes learn all about the ocean's different habitats, and their fascinating inhabitants.
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #103
Princess Rou/What's Yours Is Mine
"Princess Rou" - A not-so-attractive princess must choose between suitors who want to marry her for her money, so she demands they defeat her
in the wrestling ring first. "What's Yours is Mine" - A fisherman refuses to sell a pearl given to him by a mermaid. Unfortunately, the emperor is
determined to have it.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Walk Your Way to a Healthy Heart 2
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Balance & Strength
NETA
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#115
(CC)
DVI
#805
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1319
Finger Dexterity
This episode combines fun music of the Charleston and Cha-cha to demonstrate finger exercises using a pencil, sit to stand exercises and
vestibular work.
10:30:00
It's Sew Easy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #806
After The Big Crash - The 1930s
The party of the 1920's ended in a big stock market crash, plunging the nation into the Great Depression. Simple, sleek lines, body-hugging bias
cut dresses and upcycled hand-me-downs were the fashion hallmarks. Angela Wolf creates glamorous evening wear on the bias and Rebecca
Kemp Brent adds scallops to add a fresh look to any garment or to home decor.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1208
Brioche
Don't be intimidated by brioche. First, you'll meet Mercedes Tarasovich-Clark who has some basic brioche techniques. Then, Amy Singer is
featured in a virtual interview right in her own home studio. Next, Mercedes Tarasovich-Clark returns with amazing brioche techniques for both
flat and circular knitting. Then, Tanis shows some tools for beginning in brioche. Vickie has a final tip for brioche on big needles.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
Sewing Myths
Get over common sewing myths and start fresh. Peggy discusses ways to create garments faster and more efficiently.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#212
N/A
#4206
13:00:00
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1417
At The Seafood Counter
Test cook Bridget Lancaster shows host Christopher Kimball how to make Garlicky Roasted Shrimp with Parsley and Anise at home. Next,
equipment expert Adam Ried reveals his top picks for cast-iron skillets and Dutch ovens in the Equipment Corner. And finally, test cook Julia
Collin Davison reveals the secrets to making the best Oven-Steamed Mussels.
13:30:00
14:00:00
Pati's Mexican Table
APTEX
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N/A
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Barbecue University with Steven Raichlen
APT
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N/A #305
Texas and Oklahoma
Drunken steak; Smoke-lahoma brisket with Baked Beans; Bourbon and apricot spit-roasted ham with Spice-scented sweet potato casserole,
Grilled Sweet Potato Pie.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Mon, May 11, 2015
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14:30:00
Delicious Tv's Vegan Mashup
NETA
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N/A #203
The Quintessential Tempeh
Inquisitive about tempeh - that quintessential and versatile meat free protein? Let's check in with The Vegan Mashup for three essential recipes
that will have you reaching for tempeh time and time again! Watch Toni Fiore simmer some saucy, kid-pleasing Tempeh Sloppy Joes. Terry
Romero grills garlicky marinated tempeh for Classic Tempeh Reuben Sandwiches. Guest Chef Julie Hasson mashes it up a dessert Pizza. And
dive into Miyoko Schinner's tempting Seared Tempeh with Fig Rosemary Sauce.
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2111
Enameling and Metal Stamping
Using bench jewelry techniques, Kieu Pham Gray demonstrates new ways to stamp, layer and enamel metal components as she creates a small
book with several pages. She shows how to torch fire enamel onto copper stamping. Katie shares beaded wedding accessory ideas.
15:30:00
Crafting at the Spotted Canary
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #306
Things That Wrap A Gift
Sharing is the fun of giving and the gift-wrap should be as memorable as the gift itself. There are so many ways to make a present unique. From
decorating the wrap, to creating tags with photos to making a special gift bag - simple touches make wrapping a gift simple and unique.
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #607
Mushrooms
Have you ever wondered how mushrooms are grown? Follow Joel Greene and the Curiosity Quest as they travel through the Monterey
Mushrooms facility to learn how these fungi are grown.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #1707
At Home
Become an interior designer with crafts you create. Katie shows how to light up the night with a glittery night light. Franz helps you plan and host
an art gallery opening at your house. Jenny shows how to bond with your own home as you make a house from felt. Then decorate your home
with a colorful garland made from the Family Craft Box. Katie uses a favorite fabric to add a bright, fresh pintuck quilted picture to any bedroom
decor.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3005
Order Early and Stay Late
Keeping a project on track is key to finishing on time and within budget. You will be surprised to learn how critical it is to order cabinets;
appliances, doors and windows before the walls start coming down. This is a great lesson for homeowners planning a major or minor renovation
project.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #219
Locavore Gardens and Landscapes
One of the most important trends of food and environmental security today is to eat local, eat seasonal and grow your own in an earth-friendly
way. And while some people want to grow their own food on the land they have, they don't know how. Others know how but don't have the land to
do it. Connections like this are being made all over the country, creating win-win partnerships that reach far beyond the plots where seasonal,
organic gardens grow. From opposite sides of the country, we visit with groups doing this in a big way, and reaping the rewards of these
symbiotic relationships through their journey.
18:00:00
Journal
18:30:00
Focus On Europe
19:00:00
Newsline
19:30:00
20:00:00
DW
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(CC)
N/A
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APTEX
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(CC)
N/A
#6031
Euromaxx
WNVT
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(CC)
N/A
#1118
Music City Roots: Live from the Loveless Cafe
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#211
Canadian fiddler, singer and dancer April Verch opens this diverse edition of Roots, which features crossover duo Black Violin, Missouri
bluegrassers The Hillbenders, rocker Matt Butcher and international acoustic dervishes The Greencards.
21:00:00
Backstage Pass
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #508
Simien The Whale
Break-beat rock and indie-pop from the Grand Rapids-based songwriting duo of Tory Peterson and Zach Guy. Featuring selections from their
upcoming EP and favorites from their 2012 self-titled debut release.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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22:00:00
IQ: Smartparent
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #202
Aiding Autism
This episode explores ways that digital devices and new technology can help children with autism and other special needs. Join us as we discuss
which apps, games, robots, and other forms of media can help children connect with the world around them.
22:30:00
Urban Conversion
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
The Burbs and the Bees
Gina's desire to get her own backyard bee hive sends Rodman seeking advise from holistic bee keeper Corwin Bell. Corwin teaches Rodman the
importance of bees in agriculture and why backyard beekeeping is not only doable, but how bee stewardship is important to our global future.
23:00:00
Beyond Geek
EPS
(S)
(CC)
Real Superheroes
A group of people who dress up as superheroes to fight crime and finds out that there's more to them then just the tights.
23:30:00
Your Turn to Care
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#106
N/A
#102
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Tue, May 12, 2015
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00:00:01
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6031
00:30:00
Euromaxx
WNVT
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1118
01:00:00
Music City Roots: Live from the Loveless Cafe
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#211
Canadian fiddler, singer and dancer April Verch opens this diverse edition of Roots, which features crossover duo Black Violin, Missouri
bluegrassers The Hillbenders, rocker Matt Butcher and international acoustic dervishes The Greencards.
02:00:00
Backstage Pass
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #508
Simien The Whale
Break-beat rock and indie-pop from the Grand Rapids-based songwriting duo of Tory Peterson and Zach Guy. Featuring selections from their
upcoming EP and favorites from their 2012 self-titled debut release.
03:00:00
IQ: Smartparent
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #202
Aiding Autism
This episode explores ways that digital devices and new technology can help children with autism and other special needs. Join us as we discuss
which apps, games, robots, and other forms of media can help children connect with the world around them.
03:30:00
Urban Conversion
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
The Burbs and the Bees
Gina's desire to get her own backyard bee hive sends Rodman seeking advise from holistic bee keeper Corwin Bell. Corwin teaches Rodman the
importance of bees in agriculture and why backyard beekeeping is not only doable, but how bee stewardship is important to our global future.
04:00:00
Beyond Geek
EPS
(S)
(CC)
Real Superheroes
A group of people who dress up as superheroes to fight crime and finds out that there's more to them then just the tights.
04:30:00
Your Turn to Care
APTEX
(S)
05:00:00
Great Conversations
NETA
Wynton Marsalis and Robert Siegel
Wynton Marsalis (jazz in the bittersweet blues of life) and Robert Siegel (National Public Radio).
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
N/A
#106
(CC)
N/A
#102
(CC)
N/A
#107
(N)
N/A
#1404
08:00:00
Zula Patrol
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI #311
Mine Shaft/The Crystal Cavern
MINE SHAFT - Dark Truder is at it again. At Zula's mines, he switches the labels of the minerals being shipped out to manufacturing plants and
now everything is in disarray. Then, disguised as a home redecorating guru, Truder gets the ZPers to replace their "dingy old" equipment. Soon,
at the ZP HQ and all over Zula, nothing, absolutely nothing, is working like it should. While the ZPers, in their new wobbly ship, try to find out
what's gone wrong, Truder is the only one with equipment that works properly! Will Truder finally win? THE CRYSTAL CAVERN - Thanks to a
rocky Truder space chase, The Zula Patrol needs a new crystal to power their ship. That means an expedition to the mysterious Crystal Cavern,
where the legendary (and notoriously growly) Big Toe lives. Will they find the special crystal they need in time to stop Truder, or will they hit rock
bottom?
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #104
True Treasure/Sinbad and the Cyclops
"True Treasure" - A man has a dream that riches wait for him inside a palace. He follows his dream only to find that his true treasure was
something entirely different. "Sinbad and the Cyclops" - Sinbad and Dina are once again off on a wild adventure that takes them to the far off
island of the Cyclops.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Younger Muscles In 30 Days
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Lose A Pant Size
NETA
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#116
(CC)
DVI
#806
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Tue, May 12, 2015
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10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #1320
Happy Feet, Healthy Body
Mary Ann stresses the importance of foot health. Using a small ball she shares foot exercises and massage techniques to improve circulation,
range of motion and strength in the foot.
10:30:00
It's Sew Easy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #807
The World at War.....Again - The 1940s
Factories hummed and women took up men's roles making military supplies as the Second World War began. Fabric was rationed and women
took fashion cues from military uniforms. Angela Wolf makes a contemporary jacket inspired by General Eisenhower's shortened uniform jacket.
Embroidery expert Lisa Shaw shows how to design a handy embroidered clutch bag for an evening out.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1209
Winter Games
Get ready to keep warm this winter and be cool when it's cold outside. First, yarn shop owner Laura Zander demonstrates a gaiter and mittens
inspired by X Games medalist Devin Logan. Then, we meet an Olympic medalist at his home - Jayson Hale has a great story to share. Next,
Drew Emborsky shows how to design and crochet a cool hat using the yarn you have on hand and absolutely no math! Then, get in the game
with Tanis and support your favorite team. Last, Vickie shares some finish line touches.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
(S)
The Skirt
Peggy interviews a designer and pattern maker. Then, she demonstrates the basics for creating a half circle skirt.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#213
(CC)
N/A
#4207
13:00:00
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef
NETA
(CC)
N/A #404
Weekend Brunch
Chef Keller shares his brunch favorites including a twist on a twice-baked potato that will dazzle guests. Chantal's Pitcher of Cosmopolitans;
Baked Potato Shells Stuffed with Scrambled Eggs, Oysters, and Smoked Salmon.
13:30:00
Kevin Dundon's Back to Basics
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
Pastry
Kevin explores the history of pastries and modern updates to sweet and savory versions; we explore the history of Dunbrody Country House and
its kitchen garden. Recipes include: Shortcrust Pastry; Garden Vegetable Flan; Suet Pastry; Steak and Kidney Pie; Choux Pastry; and Chocolate
Eclairs.
14:00:00
Taste of History
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #605
General Hand, Redcoat/Patriot
Born in Ireland, General Hand came to America with the British army, but changed his allegiance in favor of his newly adopted country. Chef
Staib cooks cabbage soup with meat dumplings, roasted stuffed pork stomach with pan gravy, steamed leeks with Irish bacon and Irish soda
bread.
14:30:00
Regal Fare
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A #111
Mid Spring
On today's episode, Chef Ian will be preparing a great dish that will be great for a Spring evening cocktail party. The recipes for today are
Snapper crudo, Rack of lamb and favas, and for dessert, chocolate mousse.
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2112
Beadwork
Cindy Holsclaw takes traditional beadwork in a whole new direction using half-Tila beads to make a bezel setting for a crystal Rivoli. She creates
beautiful earrings, a bracelet and more with a circular peyote beadweaving stitch using two-hole beads. In Katie's Beading Lesson, learn to make
a wire-wrapped leather cuff.
15:30:00
Crafting at the Spotted Canary
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #307
Things That Make You Beautiful
There are moments in life when you want to be beautiful; your wedding day is one of those moments. Handcrafting elements for your special day
will make you feel more beautiful. Today's show features ideas for how to make a special pair of crystal drop earrings, a delicate hair piece, and a
gorgeous bracelet that everyone will want!
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Tue, May 12, 2015
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16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #608
Braille Publisher
Did you know that Braille is a form of print that helps blind people read? Join Joel Greene as he learns how a Braille publisher makes Braille
books.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #1708
Outside and In
Let's step outside and find inspiration for more projects. Store toys or hang a plant in a pail in the brightly-colored macrame hanger Katie shows
how to make. Create an illustrated map of your own backyard - Franz gives you some great ideas. Jenny helps you become forest royalty in a
woodland crown made of felt and found objects. Then, Katie cheerfully decorates a lightening bug jar to study some nighttime friends. Gather
moss and use the Family Craft Box to create a house for friendly fairies.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3006
Put A Lid On It
Vicki takes a quick break from construction to share her home garden and how to make pesto before heading off to the project house to watch a
metal roof get installed. The hardwood floors are extended to incorporate the entire house and get a coat of gray stain for a more contemporary
look. Take a trip to a local stone yard to see the solid surface materials Vicki selects for the interior and exterior countertops.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #220
Gardening for the Hungry; Easy Ways to Share The Bounty
Planting a row for the hungry is more than a great idea; it's a movement started by an Alaskan garden writer that encouraged his readers to plant
one extra row and donate the harvest to the local food shelter. Today, from Master Gardening groups to your friends and neighbors, more people
are sharing the bounty and we've found some great and easy ways for you to do the same.
18:00:00
Journal
DW
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(CC)
N/A
#11094
18:30:00
Euromaxx
WNVT
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1118
19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6032
19:30:00
Global 3000
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#719
20:00:00
Sun Studio Sessions
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #611
Otis Gibbs
Nashville-based, Otis Gibbs is a world touring singer-songwriter poised to break out to the next level. The LA Times said "there couldn't be a
better time for a voice this insightfully compassionate" and the Independent (UK) writes ""There's an authenticity and dedication in Gibbs' delivery
which is somehow cleansing in its purity. In this episode, Gibbs talks about his approach to music and performs several songs, including tracks
from his acclaimed record "Souvenirs of a Misspent Youth."
20:30:00
Jammin at Hippie Jack's
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #708
Grayson Capps (Blues/Rock/Cajun)
Capps, the son of an Alabama preacher, attended Tulane University on a partial theater scholarship, but songwriting emerged as his gift. The
Lost Cause Minstrels provides another strong case why Grayson Capps exists as one the country's finest songwriters. These 12 songs
incorporate blues, jazz, country and folk into one streamlined sound. Capps dips into the great American songbook on this collection of songs.
21:00:00
Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #506
Best of Fest
This episode features the top performances from the previous four seasons of the Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival. Artists include
Kenny Barron, Regina Carter, Grace Kelly, and Curtis Stigers.
22:00:00
Ancient Roads from Christ to Constantine
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
The Great Missionary
Meet the man whose transformation is one of the most compelling in history, the Apostle Paul. Journey with Jonathan Phillips as he re-traces
Paul's bold quest to bring the Christian message to Asia and Europe, a quest which would see him imprisoned, beaten and on the brink of death.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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23:00:00
No Evidence of Disease
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APTEX
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(CC)
DVI
#0
NO EVIDENCE OF DISEASE follows a unique rock band made up of six gynecologic oncology surgeons from across the country who are taking
healing and the arts to a new level (the band's name comes from the four words every patient prays to hear, "No Evidence of Disease"). Created
as a cover band to entertain their peers at a medical conference, the members soon saw the potential to reach women in a powerful way through music. What started as a novelty turned into an awareness movement to give a voice to women affected by gynecologic cancers. The
intimate, humorous and inspiring documentary interweaves the remarkable courage and harrowing experiences of the women, devoted families
and dedicated doctors fighting cancer.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 51 of 126
Wed, May 13, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
00:00:01
Newsline
00:30:00
Global 3000
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Cap
AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6032
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#719
01:00:00
Sun Studio Sessions
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #611
Otis Gibbs
Nashville-based, Otis Gibbs is a world touring singer-songwriter poised to break out to the next level. The LA Times said "there couldn't be a
better time for a voice this insightfully compassionate" and the Independent (UK) writes ""There's an authenticity and dedication in Gibbs' delivery
which is somehow cleansing in its purity. In this episode, Gibbs talks about his approach to music and performs several songs, including tracks
from his acclaimed record "Souvenirs of a Misspent Youth."
01:30:00
Jammin at Hippie Jack's
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #708
Grayson Capps (Blues/Rock/Cajun)
Capps, the son of an Alabama preacher, attended Tulane University on a partial theater scholarship, but songwriting emerged as his gift. The
Lost Cause Minstrels provides another strong case why Grayson Capps exists as one the country's finest songwriters. These 12 songs
incorporate blues, jazz, country and folk into one streamlined sound. Capps dips into the great American songbook on this collection of songs.
02:00:00
Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #506
Best of Fest
This episode features the top performances from the previous four seasons of the Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival. Artists include
Kenny Barron, Regina Carter, Grace Kelly, and Curtis Stigers.
03:00:00
Ancient Roads from Christ to Constantine
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
The Great Missionary
Meet the man whose transformation is one of the most compelling in history, the Apostle Paul. Journey with Jonathan Phillips as he re-traces
Paul's bold quest to bring the Christian message to Asia and Europe, a quest which would see him imprisoned, beaten and on the brink of death.
04:00:00
No Evidence of Disease
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#0
NO EVIDENCE OF DISEASE follows a unique rock band made up of six gynecologic oncology surgeons from across the country who are taking
healing and the arts to a new level (the band's name comes from the four words every patient prays to hear, "No Evidence of Disease"). Created
as a cover band to entertain their peers at a medical conference, the members soon saw the potential to reach women in a powerful way through music. What started as a novelty turned into an awareness movement to give a voice to women affected by gynecologic cancers. The
intimate, humorous and inspiring documentary interweaves the remarkable courage and harrowing experiences of the women, devoted families
and dedicated doctors fighting cancer.
05:00:00
Great Conversations
NETA
(CC)
Michael Pollan and Michael Shnayerson
Michael Pollan (The Omnivore's Dilemma and In Defense of Food) and Michael Shnayerson (contributing editor Vanity Fair).
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#108
N/A
#1405
08:00:00
Zula Patrol
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI #312
The Lizard Who Came to Dinner/Island of the Endotherms
THE LIZARD WHO CAME TO DINNER - Ziggy the Iguana comes to stay with The Zula Patrol, and his abundance of energy and desire to "help"
makes him a handful. He wears out his welcome further by turning up the thermostat to keep his ectothermic system from cooling off. But when
Ziggy loses the eggs he's babysitting, The Zula Patrol mounts a rescue expedition to the desert, where they learn that being ectothermic can be
cool after all. ISLAND OF THE ENDOTHERMS - When Dark Truder sends a phony distress signal, the Zula Patrol find themselves trapped on a
remote island with extremely rapid weather changes. While the Zula Patrollers search the island for a power source to start their ship, they learn
about endotherms and how they are able to keep their body temperatures relatively constant. Meanwhile, Dark Truder takes over their
headquarters, and learns NEVER to touch anything without knowing what it does!
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #105
Hunchback's Tale/Agrabroka
"Hunchback's Tale" - Everyone thinks they were responsible for the death of a poor hunchback. The truth is far stranger than they imagined.
"Agrabroka" - A bag of gold makes its way through an entire town and changes the lives of everyone there.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Younger Joints In 30 Days
NETA
(CC)
N/A
#117
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Wed, May 13, 2015
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(CC)
DVI
#807
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
(S)
All Systems Go!
This program incorporates exercises for the brain and several body systems including vestibular and lymphatic.
(CC)
N/A
#1401
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Elongating Your Muscles
10:00:00
10:30:00
It's Sew Easy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #808
Fashion Inside and Out - The Late 1940s
As the war ended, women wore more tailored garments and pants. Fabric was readily available and flounces and drape became important design
details to soften the masculine look. Sewing expert Londa Rohlfing shows how to make flounces for a truly feminine touch and Angela Wolf
makes trendy cropped pants with a hidden zipper and great waistband treatments.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1210
Creating Drape
Today's show is all about knitting garments that feel as good as they look. Host Vickie Howell and her guests work with yarns and gauge to create
garments that have beautiful drape. First, designer Barry Klein shares ways to insure your fabric flows elegantly. He'll look at yarn and stitch
choices and see the different ways to create drape. Then, we go Space to Space with Minneapolis shop owner Steven Be. Next, crochet Editor
Marcy Smith shows how yarn, gauge, pattern and construction all work together to affect drape. Then, Tanis discusses yarns that do all the work
for you. Vickie has a last quick tip showing how to change the drape of a fabric.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #301
Intro to Sewing Fashion
What do cars and sewing have in common? Find out today as we begin our introduction to sewing. This season, we'll take you from the start, all
the way to fabulous fashion finishes.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#4208
13:00:00
Lidia's Kitchen
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #119
Summertime Delights
Lidia prepares a light, healthy summer meal. Beat the heat with a Scallop Salad, savory Seared Sesame Chicken Breast, and a refreshing Mint
Granita for dessert.
13:30:00
Sara's Weeknight Meals
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #418
Dinner at 8
Entertaining is easy with Sara's elegant but super simple recipes, even if your only guests are your immediate family on a weeknight. Try her
Duck with Gingered Grape Sauce for an impressive entree, and, for food that's fun, you can't go wrong with the fabulously interactive Japanese
Beef Fondue.
14:00:00
Simply Ming
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1209
Not Andy Warhol's Tomato Soup & Grilled Cheese
CORTNEY BURNS/Farmers Cheese on Grilled Bread. On a cold day, is there anything better than grilled cheese with tomato soup? Cheese
singles and canned tomato soup have held places on families' shelves for decades, but on this episode of Simply Ming, the old classic gets a
modern, gourmet twist. Ming makes a smooth, fresh Indonesian Tomato Soup to pair with Cortney Burns' Farmer's Cheese on Grilled Bread.
Instead of using sliced cheese, Cortney will show you how to make your own farmer's cheese at home! This may become your new favorite
comfort food.
14:30:00
Kevin Dundon's Modern Irish Food
APTEX
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N/A #107
Simple Delights
Kevin prepares a caramelized Dunmore East scallop tart served with a simple rocket salad; warm roasted garlic cottage pie; quick orzo pasta
risotto; and sourdough bread. Finally, a heather-infused buttermilk pannacotta with honey.
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2113
Meaningful Gifts and Talismans
Artist Catherine Bickford presents ideas for meaningful gifts, including the symbolism of color and design motifs. Catherine discusses the
meaning and symbolism behind various design motifs and materials. She shows how to combine themes, materials, techniques and motifs to
create a talisman necklace that has significance and well-wishes for the recipient. Fair trade beaded bangles are featured on Katie's Beading
Lesson.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Crafting at the Spotted Canary
NETA
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N/A #308
Things That Hang in the Window
There is nothing like a warm summer day, when the windows are open and the sheers are gracefully moving with the wind. Windows are an
interesting part of the home that are decorated with textiles, but can also be adorned with photos, crystals and banners. Learn how to think of this
space as a decorative element of the home.
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #609
Bed Making
Most of us sleep on one every night, but have you ever wondered how beds are made? Follow the Curiosity Quest crew and Joel Greene as the
venture through the Banner Mattress facility to learn how beds are stitched and sewn together one by one.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #1709
Make Believe
Leave the ordinary behind and enter the world of make-believe. Create a magical fairy garden with Katie, then Franz shows how to take your
paper art work from two to three dimensions. Jenny creates golden coins to swap and trade and then she and Katie make a gift extra special with
a stenciled rocket gift bag. Cast a spell with a magic wand or gleaming sword created by adding feathers and jewels to the Family Craft Box.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3007
Wood and Turf
The new cabinets for the home get installed today along with new decorative judge's paneling in the dining room and a coffered ceiling. Vicki
welcomes Rob Kleber back to the show this season to design a custom entertainment unit for the living room. Jennifer Sarrano shares her
decorative painting ideas with Vicki for the dining room and powder room. The FYH landscape team starts building a stacked stone retaining wall
for the front yard.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #221
Living Walls; A New Way to Make Great Neighbors
That old expression; "great walls make great neighbors" is more true today thanks to a much more "neighborly" twist. The great, living walls of
today are lush with plants and vines to dazzle the senses. With an abundance of wall space yet shortage of open land, gardeners are looking up.
Living walls are not only beautiful, but also one of the newest and hottest trends in gardening. With urban sprawl and diminishing green space,
living walls are the perfect link to adding new life and beauty in an ever-growing concrete jungle.
18:00:00
Journal
DW
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(CC)
N/A
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18:30:00
Asia Insight
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#306
19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6033
19:30:00
Latin View
APT
(S)
(CC)
N/A #507
Latino College Preparation
Despite a huge increase in enrollment over the last ten years, Latinos continue to lag behind other groups in college graduation. Sherri and her
guests explore Latino college preparation, financial issues and resources, and solutions to higher college graduation rates. Guests: Jim Chavez Executive Director of the Latin American Educational Foundation; Marta Mata - College Preparation Advisor with Educational Talent Search, a
federal program funded by the U.S. Department of Education; Arturo Aldama - Ethnic Studies Professor at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
20:00:00
Pulling Out All The Stops
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
PULLING OUT ALL THE STOPS chronicles the competition onstage and behind-the-scenes of 10 extraordinary young organists from the United
States and Europe vying for first place in the first International Longwood Gardens Organ Competition. The competing organists face a challenge
other musicians never encounter: every organ is completely different and none of Longwood's 10 finalists had a chance to practice on the Aeolian
Organ before arriving at the competition. Each had only five hours to master one of the world's most complex instruments, a 55-ton instrument,
with its 10,010 pipes, 237 stops, five 32-foot pedal stops and four keyboards. A collection of quirky characters and personalities emerge
throughout the documentary: the 10 contestants and their families and friends; the judges, who don't always agree on who should win; the
Longwood Gardens curators and historians; and the competition host, Michael Barone, a popular NPR personality, host and senior executive
producer of the weekly radio program Pipe Dreams.
21:00:00
Music Voyager
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #601
Telluride
Telluride, Colorado, a small city nestled in a breathtaking valley high in the Rocky Mountains, is a creative jewel that blends an adventurous spirit
with creative energy. The Music Voyager team is invited to explore the multiple festivals that call Telluride home, from Blues & Brews, to
Mushroom, Mountainfilm, Bluegrass and Jazz. The journey to one of America's great small towns reveals why Telluride has long been a haven
for explorers, adventurers, fortune seekers and people looking for an escape from the rat race. Local musicians, artists, microbrewers, chefs and
outdoorsmen demonstrate that Telluride is a vibrant and creative community as well as a world-class destination for live music, film, and the arts.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Wed, May 13, 2015
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21:30:00
New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising Artists
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A
#101
22:00:00
Passing Poston: An American Story
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
Between 1942 and 1945, The Poston Relocation Center in Arizona housed more than 18,000 Japanese and Japanese-Americans, who worked
as laborers to construct schools, farm the land and construct an irrigation system. PASSING POSTON: AN AMERICAN STORY recounts the
moving and haunting stories of four former detainees. A tragic past haunts each person, now in the last chapter of their lives, as they struggle to
reconcile the trauma of their youth. They also give voice to the sense of dislocation Japanese-Americans felt and how many of them still search
and yearn to find their rightful place in the United States.
23:00:00
Japanese American Lives
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #101
Mrs. Judo: Be Strong, Be Gentle, Be Beautiful
Using rare archival footage, intimate interviews and plenty of on-the-mat action, director Yuriko Gamo Romer eloquently brings to life the inspiring
story of a remarkable woman and judo master. At a time when women went from childhood home to wife and homemaker, Keiko Fukuda made
an unpopular choice and took a different path, saying, "This [Judo] was my marriage...this is when my life destiny was set." This documentary
beautifully showcases the life of 99-year-old Sensei Fukuda, presenting her as not only a pioneer for women but as an inspiration to us all.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 55 of 126
Thu, May 14, 2015
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Subtitle
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00:00:01
Newsline
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Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6033
00:30:00
Latin View
APT
(S)
(CC)
N/A #507
Latino College Preparation
Despite a huge increase in enrollment over the last ten years, Latinos continue to lag behind other groups in college graduation. Sherri and her
guests explore Latino college preparation, financial issues and resources, and solutions to higher college graduation rates. Guests: Jim Chavez Executive Director of the Latin American Educational Foundation; Marta Mata - College Preparation Advisor with Educational Talent Search, a
federal program funded by the U.S. Department of Education; Arturo Aldama - Ethnic Studies Professor at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
01:00:00
Pulling Out All The Stops
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
PULLING OUT ALL THE STOPS chronicles the competition onstage and behind-the-scenes of 10 extraordinary young organists from the United
States and Europe vying for first place in the first International Longwood Gardens Organ Competition. The competing organists face a challenge
other musicians never encounter: every organ is completely different and none of Longwood's 10 finalists had a chance to practice on the Aeolian
Organ before arriving at the competition. Each had only five hours to master one of the world's most complex instruments, a 55-ton instrument,
with its 10,010 pipes, 237 stops, five 32-foot pedal stops and four keyboards. A collection of quirky characters and personalities emerge
throughout the documentary: the 10 contestants and their families and friends; the judges, who don't always agree on who should win; the
Longwood Gardens curators and historians; and the competition host, Michael Barone, a popular NPR personality, host and senior executive
producer of the weekly radio program Pipe Dreams.
02:00:00
Music Voyager
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #601
Telluride
Telluride, Colorado, a small city nestled in a breathtaking valley high in the Rocky Mountains, is a creative jewel that blends an adventurous spirit
with creative energy. The Music Voyager team is invited to explore the multiple festivals that call Telluride home, from Blues & Brews, to
Mushroom, Mountainfilm, Bluegrass and Jazz. The journey to one of America's great small towns reveals why Telluride has long been a haven
for explorers, adventurers, fortune seekers and people looking for an escape from the rat race. Local musicians, artists, microbrewers, chefs and
outdoorsmen demonstrate that Telluride is a vibrant and creative community as well as a world-class destination for live music, film, and the arts.
02:30:00
New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising Artists
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#101
03:00:00
Passing Poston: An American Story
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
Between 1942 and 1945, The Poston Relocation Center in Arizona housed more than 18,000 Japanese and Japanese-Americans, who worked
as laborers to construct schools, farm the land and construct an irrigation system. PASSING POSTON: AN AMERICAN STORY recounts the
moving and haunting stories of four former detainees. A tragic past haunts each person, now in the last chapter of their lives, as they struggle to
reconcile the trauma of their youth. They also give voice to the sense of dislocation Japanese-Americans felt and how many of them still search
and yearn to find their rightful place in the United States.
04:00:00
Japanese American Lives
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #101
Mrs. Judo: Be Strong, Be Gentle, Be Beautiful
Using rare archival footage, intimate interviews and plenty of on-the-mat action, director Yuriko Gamo Romer eloquently brings to life the inspiring
story of a remarkable woman and judo master. At a time when women went from childhood home to wife and homemaker, Keiko Fukuda made
an unpopular choice and took a different path, saying, "This [Judo] was my marriage...this is when my life destiny was set." This documentary
beautifully showcases the life of 99-year-old Sensei Fukuda, presenting her as not only a pioneer for women but as an inspiration to us all.
05:00:00
Great Conversations
NETA
(CC)
N/A #109
Greg Mortenson and Jacki Lyden
Greg Mortenson (Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Promote Peace. ..One School at a Time) and Jacki Lyden (National Public Radio).
06:00:00
08:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1406
Zula Patrol
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI #313
Villain of the Year/One Is The Loneliest Number
VILLAIN OF THE YEAR - Dark Truder, Deliria and every other villain in the galaxy are competing for this year's Villain Of The Year Award, trying
to outdo each other with acts of nefarious nastiness. The Zula Patrol has their hands full trying to quash the cosmic crime wave - especially when
Truder announces to all that he plans to pull off the ultimate heist - he's going to steal an entire galaxy! ONE IS THE LONELIEST NUMBER Zeeter is given a tough choice when The Zula Academy offers her a position that means leaving The Zula Patrol. But her decision is put on hold
when the space pirate Captain Jacquie Stellar starts stealing stars out of their binary pairs. As the whole Zula Patrol works together to stop
Jacquie, Zeeter realizes her place is with her friends.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Thu, May 14, 2015
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08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #106
Give Until It Hurts/Ali Baba & The 40 Thieves
"Give Until It Hurts" - A poor man inherits a large sum of money and is surprised to see all the new friends he suddenly has. In the end, he learns
what true friendship means. "Ali Baba & The 40 Thieves" - Ali Baba's town is robbed by the famed forty thieves. When he follows their trail, Ali
finds their hidden cave filled with stolen treasure. He takes it back, but he incurs the wrath of their leader, Tabnak the Terrible.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Younger Heart In 30 Days
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Slenderize The Waiste & Flatten The Abs
NETA
APTEX
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
Fit from Head to Toe
This episode incorporates a variety of exercises ranging from vestibular system to feet and gait.
(CC)
N/A
#118
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#808
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1402
10:30:00
It's Sew Easy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #809
The 1950s - Boom and Rock
In the 1950's, every teenager had a transistor radio and went to the sock hop. Designer and sewing expert Gretchen Hirsch shows how to make
an updated circle skirt for today. Lisa Shaw adds contemporary machine-embroidery to a cardigan sweater, inspired by the sweaters of the
1950's. Gretchen returns to show how to add a gathered crinoline to make the skirt really full and flirty.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1211
Tiny Details
Today's show looks at knitting and fitting baby, kids, and doll clothes. First, designers Kate Gagnon Osborn and Courtney Kelley demonstrate
shaping and construction techniques that are especially important when knitting for babies. Then, we'll spend some overseas Space to Space
time in the home studio of Erika Knight in Brighton, England. Next, Brandy Fortune demonstrates a sweet skirt, for a doll or daughter. Then, Tanis
is in the yarn spotlight. Vickie closes with a tip for turning a basic baby hat into an heirloom gift by adding a simple crochet flower.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #302
A Trip to Europe
Every trip needs a good map or GPS to get you where you want to go. Fabric expert Mathew Malek, a European fabric expert working in New
York City, is our guide on our sewing road trip to Europe.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#4209
13:00:00
Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1007
Shaking Up The Margarita
The Mercado Lazaro Cardenas is pretty standard as far as markets in Mexico City go. But turn one corner and suddenly you're in a different
world: The world of coffee geeks, of which Rick is a proud citizen. The Passmar Cafe Finos stall brews espresso with natillas and cappuccino with
blue curacao using unique brewing methods and award-winning baristas, and Rick geeks out in the best possible (caffeinated) way. Fully charged
on caffeine, Rick's ready for a cocktail. So he pays a visit to mixologist Joseph Mortera, who takes Rick through a couple of his delicious creations
including a mescal cocktail made with fresh hoja santa leaves and absinthe. Next up: Ricardo Nava, a bartender at Polanco's sleek bar
Limantour, who shakes up his margarita by using mescal, pineapple juice and hot chile. Lucky for us, Rick makes cocktails with herbs from his
garden plus some very tasty snacks in his home kitchen.
13:30:00
Cooking with Nick Stellino
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #107
The Ultimate Steak Dinner
Nick visits the butcher and the pear orchard and prepares New York Steak with Vodka Martini Sauce and Pears in Marsala Wine Sauce.
14:00:00
The Jazzy Vegetarian
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #405
Cookie Monster
Host Laura Theodore prepares a fun and festive array of cookies. Special guests: Jim Brickman and Chef Del Sroufe. "Peanut Butter and Jelly
Cookies" are packed with an irresistible nutty flavor and delectable jelly filling. Classic "Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies" satisfy sweet cravings
with a healthy twist. Easy and festive "Cherry-Chocolate Taco Cookies" feature gooey chocolate and plump cherries.
14:30:00
Essential Pepin
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
Souper Soups for Supper
Tomato Chowder With Mollet Eggs; Black Bean Soup With Bananas; Garlic Soup; Onion Soup Lyonnaise-Style; Consomme.
DVI
#120
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Thu, May 14, 2015
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15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1706
Layer It
Just like the right jacket can complete an outfit, adding layers to jewelry design can give the piece that finished and coordinated look and add
depth. The first design features a clustered bead technique. Next, Jackie Truty finishes her gem aquarium with resin and gem inclusions. Then,
Dale Nicholson layers and wraps crystals on to metal lace. Finally, stitch pro Jean Campbell shows how to create Russian netted spiral rope.
15:30:00
Crafting at the Spotted Canary
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #309
Things That Shimmer
Who knew glitter could be so much fun, used in so many places and in so many different ways? A touch of glitter will make you happy - and
working with glitter does result in a shimmering smile! Learn how to apply glitter using wet and dry adhesives as well as how to mix glitters to
create designs with depth and dimension, on today's show.
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #610
Dog Sledding
Have you ever wondered how dog sled teams practice in the summertime? Venture through this episode as we visit a dog sled camp as they
demonstrate how these incredible creatures stay fit in between dog sled races.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #1710
Growing and Building
Living things inspire us to create and to craft. Jenny and Katie craft together to make a special pot decorated with glittery sea creatures. Franz
takes art outdoors as he designs, lays out and plants a character image for the garden. Bloggers share great ideas for creating a cactus that
won't be prickly or making a quick and easy super turtle figure. Katie shows how to create colorful greeting cards and artwork for family and
friends then uses supplies in the Family Craft Box to erect buildings or make whimsical bug cars.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3008
Hardscape Inside and Out
With hundreds of square feet of tile and countertops to be installed it takes lots of talented craftsman. They all share great tips for DIY home
improvement folks and you'll learn about today's new heated floor systems. The new custom interior doors are ready for delivery and Vicki selects
new gutters and downspouts. Learn how to make a wipe-off bulletin board for your pantry or kitchen.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #222
Back to School; Learning to Be An Organic Farmer
"Green Acres is the place to be; farm living is the life for me". You might remember that jingle to the opening of the popular series; Green Acres
from decades ago. But today, that same desire is alive and well and spawning "Organic Farm Schools" all over the country. In this fun episode,
the whole crew enrolls for a week in a New England farm school to learn all they can while there. The cameras are rolling to show the reality side
of organic farm living with our mostly city-slicker crew.
18:00:00
Journal
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#11096
18:30:00
Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1146
19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6034
19:30:00
Native Report
WDSE
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1002
Today on Native Report small fragments reveal much about a time long passed at the Indian College at Colonial Harvard. Come with us as we
visit the Peabody Museum at Harvard University. Then meet Robert Anderson, nationally known for his expertise in Native American legal issues
and Visiting Professor at Harvard Law School. Then in celebration of our tenth year on the air a look back at a story about how tribes go through
the federal recognition process. We also hear from our Elders and something new about Indian Country on this edition of Native Report.
20:00:00
Jubilee
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1103
Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver/The Ramblin' Rooks
Bluegrass music Hall of Famer Doyle Lawson and his group Quicksilver and The Ramblin' Rooks, featuring former Lonesome River Band
members Ronnie Bowman, Don Rigsby, and Kenny Smith perform at the 2012 International Bluegrass Music Association Fanfest in Nashville.
21:00:00
Live from the Artists Den
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #902
Alabama Shakes
The Alabama Shakes delivered a crushingly electric set at the Loveless Barn, located directly behind Nashville's famous Loveless Cafe. The
crowd of 500 cheered each song as the band delivered a thrillingly uninhibited show. The band dashed through blistering rockabilly boogies,
eruptive country-soul ballads, and more from their 2012 debut album, Boys & Girls, and the collection of new material earmarked for a much
anticipated follow-up. Front woman Brittany Howard testified to the deeply felt truths of the songs with ferocity, and her bandmates were with her
all the way-gutsy, dynamic, and altogether riveting.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 58 of 126
Thu, May 14, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
22:00:00
Wildside with Nick Molle - Costa Rica
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#0
In WILDSIDE WITH NICK MOLLE - COSTA RICA, nature lover and award-winning filmmaker Nick Molle embarks on entertaining and
educational adventures in one of the most biologically diverse places on Earth. An experienced guide leads eco-tourist Molle through Corcovada
National Park on Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula. Molle's extensive knowledge of biology, passion for preservation and sense of humor shine
through as he encounters a variety of wildlife, including white-faced spider monkeys, squirrel monkeys, the scarlet macaw, the American
saltwater crocodile, humpback whales and many other inhabitants of Costa Rica's ecosystems.
23:00:00
Why Quilts Matter: History, Art & Politics
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
Quilts Bring History Alive
We all wonder how people really thought, dressed, traveled, and behaved in generations past, and we need only to look to quilts to find out. Since
quilts were made-not by artisans-but by ordinary women whose lives they closely reflect, they are fonts of information about the people and
periods they represent. In this episode we will explore the quilt's unique ability to preserve, not only our own family histories, but the history of
America beyond the reach of memory. Join host Shelly Zegart as she analyzes quilts from two centuries up to the present, extracting information
about everything from the state of transportation to the prevalence of smoking in their makers' world.
23:30:00
This American Land
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #402
Owyhee Canyonlands, Sustainable Alaskan Village, Algae Power, Fungi Fuel
Much of Oregon is a desert; and in the dry, remote southeastern corner of the state there's a wild and captivating canyon landscape carved by
the Owyhee River. It's been described as the largest intact, unprotected stretch of the American West, but it needs more protection from
development pressure, including mining. A robust campaign for wilderness designation is making progress. We travel to a remote Alaskan village,
Igiugig, where young native Alaskans are adopting new technologies and green ethics to build a healthy, sustainable future while keeping true to
their traditions. With another report on emerging biofuels, we learn about new advances in converting algae into a wide range of useful products,
including oil, growing the algae with by-products from corn ethanol distilleries. We meet a scientist in Montana who searches the globe for
botanical specimens, discovering fungi and bacteria in the tissues of some plants that can be converted into a diesel-like fuel.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Fri, May 15, 2015
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00:00:01
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6034
00:30:00
Native Report
WDSE
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1002
Today on Native Report small fragments reveal much about a time long passed at the Indian College at Colonial Harvard. Come with us as we
visit the Peabody Museum at Harvard University. Then meet Robert Anderson, nationally known for his expertise in Native American legal issues
and Visiting Professor at Harvard Law School. Then in celebration of our tenth year on the air a look back at a story about how tribes go through
the federal recognition process. We also hear from our Elders and something new about Indian Country on this edition of Native Report.
01:00:00
Jubilee
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1103
Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver/The Ramblin' Rooks
Bluegrass music Hall of Famer Doyle Lawson and his group Quicksilver and The Ramblin' Rooks, featuring former Lonesome River Band
members Ronnie Bowman, Don Rigsby, and Kenny Smith perform at the 2012 International Bluegrass Music Association Fanfest in Nashville.
02:00:00
Live from the Artists Den
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #902
Alabama Shakes
The Alabama Shakes delivered a crushingly electric set at the Loveless Barn, located directly behind Nashville's famous Loveless Cafe. The
crowd of 500 cheered each song as the band delivered a thrillingly uninhibited show. The band dashed through blistering rockabilly boogies,
eruptive country-soul ballads, and more from their 2012 debut album, Boys & Girls, and the collection of new material earmarked for a much
anticipated follow-up. Front woman Brittany Howard testified to the deeply felt truths of the songs with ferocity, and her bandmates were with her
all the way-gutsy, dynamic, and altogether riveting.
03:00:00
Wildside with Nick Molle - Costa Rica
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#0
In WILDSIDE WITH NICK MOLLE - COSTA RICA, nature lover and award-winning filmmaker Nick Molle embarks on entertaining and
educational adventures in one of the most biologically diverse places on Earth. An experienced guide leads eco-tourist Molle through Corcovada
National Park on Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula. Molle's extensive knowledge of biology, passion for preservation and sense of humor shine
through as he encounters a variety of wildlife, including white-faced spider monkeys, squirrel monkeys, the scarlet macaw, the American
saltwater crocodile, humpback whales and many other inhabitants of Costa Rica's ecosystems.
04:00:00
Why Quilts Matter: History, Art & Politics
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
Quilts Bring History Alive
We all wonder how people really thought, dressed, traveled, and behaved in generations past, and we need only to look to quilts to find out. Since
quilts were made-not by artisans-but by ordinary women whose lives they closely reflect, they are fonts of information about the people and
periods they represent. In this episode we will explore the quilt's unique ability to preserve, not only our own family histories, but the history of
America beyond the reach of memory. Join host Shelly Zegart as she analyzes quilts from two centuries up to the present, extracting information
about everything from the state of transportation to the prevalence of smoking in their makers' world.
04:30:00
This American Land
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #402
Owyhee Canyonlands, Sustainable Alaskan Village, Algae Power, Fungi Fuel
Much of Oregon is a desert; and in the dry, remote southeastern corner of the state there's a wild and captivating canyon landscape carved by
the Owyhee River. It's been described as the largest intact, unprotected stretch of the American West, but it needs more protection from
development pressure, including mining. A robust campaign for wilderness designation is making progress. We travel to a remote Alaskan village,
Igiugig, where young native Alaskans are adopting new technologies and green ethics to build a healthy, sustainable future while keeping true to
their traditions. With another report on emerging biofuels, we learn about new advances in converting algae into a wide range of useful products,
including oil, growing the algae with by-products from corn ethanol distilleries. We meet a scientist in Montana who searches the globe for
botanical specimens, discovering fungi and bacteria in the tissues of some plants that can be converted into a diesel-like fuel.
05:00:00
Great Conversations
NETA
Sandra Day O'connor and Pete Williams
Sandra Day O'Connor (The Majesty of the Law) and Pete Williams (NBC news correspondent).
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(CC)
N/A
#110
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N/A
#1407
08:00:00
Peep and the Big Wide World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #201
Magic Duck Dancing/Chirp Chirp Tweet Tweet Chirp/Pocoyo-Dance Off!
Quack thinks his snazzy new Duck Dance has magical power. He thoughtfully decides to teach it to all his friends -- for a small fee, of course!
Chirp is really good at recognizing other birds' songs, but can she find one of her own? Then, Pocoyo and Pato stumble upon a disco and have a
dance off.
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #107
Keeping Up with the Jinns/King for a Day
"Keeping Up With The Jinns" - A man stumbles across a bottle and a lamp in the middle of the desert. When he opens them, two genies appear
who hate each other. "King For a Day" - A man brags that he could run things better if he were in charge. He gets his chance.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 60 of 126
Fri, May 15, 2015
Title
Subtitle
Start
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Cancer Prevention
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Improve Your Posture & Increase Your Energy
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
Sensory Awareness and Breathing
Mary Ann uses fun music to demonstrate breathing techniques and sensory awareness.
Distrib
Stereo
NETA
Cap
AS2 Episode
(CC)
N/A
#119
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#809
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1403
10:30:00
It's Sew Easy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #810
The Space Race Begins - The Late 1950s
Nations raced to put satellites into space and the fashion scene took a futuristic step toward figure-hugging fashions. Gretchen Hirsch shows how
to redesign a pattern to make a trendy blouse that buttons up the back and designer Peggy Sagers takes a cue from a man's shirt to create a
flattering shirtwaist dress with easy collar variations.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1212
Open Work
Open up to open work. First, is Toronto designer Julia Madill and her drop stitch top with unique T-construction. Then Vickie visits with Sarah
White in the Space to Space segment. Next, Tanis Gray has fun new items that lend themselves to lace. Last is crochet editor Marcy Smith and a
lesson on different open work crochet techniques.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #303
Have Fun with Fabrics
Why do you choose a certain car? We all have our favorite make from sporty to classic but most importantly because they are fun to drive! Learn
why fabric is the fun vehicle for your sewing journey.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#4210
13:00:00
Essential Pepin
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI #122
Good Catch!
Grilled Swordfish With Spicy Yogurt Sauce; Baked Mackerel With Potatoes And Onions; Seafood With "Handkerchiefs"; Poached Trout In
Vegetable Broth.
13:30:00
Joanne Weir Gets Fresh
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #103
Spring Vegetables
After a long cold winter, Joanne shares her excitement about green spring vegetables and herbs. She'll incorporate those incredibly fresh
ingredients into her cooking lessons with her student, preparing a Spring Panzanella Salad and a Rosemary Skewered Skirt Steak. Recipes:
Spring Panzanella, Rosemary Skewered Skirt Steak with Lemon-herb Gremolata, Jasmine Rice with Lemon Zest. Student: Ali Levesque.
14:00:00
Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Co. - After The Hunt
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1222
Smoked Duck Ham
The duck decoy champions of the Brunet family are the special guests. Chef Folse also prepares Smoked Duck Ham and Old Woman Down the
Bayou Poule Cassoulet.
14:30:00
Chefs A' Field
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #211
Disappearing Act
Imagining a World Without Bees. Chef David Guas: Bayou Bakery - Arlington, Virginia Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) is a term first coined in
2006 for a phenomenon in which worker bees mysteriously vanish from a beehive. CCD represents a looming crisis for agriculture. Pastry chef
David Guas knows how important the little worker bee actually is. He joins beekeeper Dave Hackenberg in a picturesque Pennsylvania apple
orchard in full bloom to work with the bees and to discuss how they, and our food supply, might be saved. Recipes: Hand Apple Pie with
Honeybee Vanilla Ice Cream; Zucchini Cake with Local Honey Glaze.
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1707
New Techniques
Thinking like a designer means recharging your creativity on a daily basis and looking for new ways to use old tools and supplies. First are
embroidered pendants. We've been embroidering beads forever but this technique uses tiny metal seed beads. Next, Dale Nicholson has a great
technique for creating your own hot fix crystal transfers. Then, Wyatt White introduces a way to make your own, custom coiled bracelets from
heavy gauge wire. Finally, Jean Campbell talks about new shapes of seed beads and how to use them.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 61 of 126
Fri, May 15, 2015
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15:30:00
Crafting at the Spotted Canary
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #310
Things That Say, Thank You
Life moves so quickly, we forget to slow down and say, "Thank you" - sometimes we send a quick "thanks" with a text or email, but a genuine
symbol of appreciation is a handmade gift. Your friends will appreciate that you took time to craft something special - make a mason jar full of
cookie ingredients, decorate an everyday item to create a functional book mark, or make a set of earrings with a special tag - and say a special,
"thank you" to your friends.
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #701
Mirrors
Mirror mirror on the wall...please tell us how you are made. Join Joel and contest winner, Genna on this unique episode to answer the winning
quest letter about how mirrors are made. Greene and Genna travel to North Carolina to experience the fascinating process of mirror making.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #1711
Discover The World
Let's discover the world we live in and beyond. Katie and Jennie create a 3-D pop-up map of the planets together, and Franz explores the artistic
use of dimension and space. Gather leaves, sticks and stones and then Jenny shows how to create a nature journal. She and Katie use water
and paint to create a new fish species in silhouette. Katie blasts off with a jet pack made from recycled bottles and supplies from the Family Craft
Box.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3009
Storage Solutions
Important to every home renovation is storage and design solutions. Discover what's available in home organizational systems as Vicki shares
her designs for the new pantry, laundry room, bedrooms and other closets throughout the house. Get a sneak peak at the new technology being
installed into the house lighting and safety systems. Outside, Vicki selects a new door, opener and floor finish for the garage; artificial turf gets
installed and pavers are selected for the back patio. A huge, cypress timber pergola goes up in the back yard.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #223
Dining from the Farm Field; As Fresh As It Gets (Los Angeles, Ca)
As gardeners, weekend warriors and even commercial growers are turning to more eco-friendly practices, one solution for pest control has been
with us since the beginning of time. Just as nature intended, biological control, using natural predators and insects to keeps pests in check, is
gaining ground as the eco-friendly method of choice. This episode looks at finding and promoting natural predators in the garden and also
discusses incorporating natural bacteria and plant derivatives when a bug problem gets out of hand.
18:00:00
Journal
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#11097
18:30:00
Out of Ireland
WLIW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#2252
19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6035
19:30:00
Global 3000
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#719
20:00:00
Song of the Mountains
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#907
Kruger Brothers with the Kontras Quartet; Paula Dellenback & Fox River.
21:00:00
Woodsongs
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1601
Lee Ann Womack
Lee Ann Womack is the Grammy-winning vocalist whose 'Call Me Crazy, I Hope You Dance' and the 2005 Country Music Association Album of
the Year 'There's More Where That Came From' are among modern country's most acclaimed albums. It's been almost seven years since this
Jacksonville, Texas native has released new music. She will be performing songs from her Sugar Hill Records debut, 'The Way I'm Livin'. It's an
unvarnished collection of songs by some of America's most progressive songwriter/artists.
22:00:00
Standing On Sacred Ground
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #103
Fire & Ice
From Ethiopia to Peru, indigenous customs protect biodiversity on sacred lands under pressure from religious conflicts and climate change. In the
Gamo Highlands of Ethiopia, scientists confirm the benefits of traditional stewardship even as elders witness the decline of spiritual practices that
have long protected trees, meadows and mountains. Tensions with evangelical Christians over a sacred meadow erupt into a riot. In the Peruvian
Andes, the Q'eros, on a pilgrimage to a revered glacier, are driven from their ritual site by intolerant Catholics. Q'eros potato farmers face a more
ominous foe: global warming is melting glaciers, their water source. Andes farmers, scientists and visiting Ethiopians struggle to adapt indigenous
agriculture to the changing climate.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 62 of 126
Fri, May 15, 2015
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Subtitle
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AS2 Episode
23:00:00
Artist Toolbox
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
Isabel Allende
Join host John Jacobsen in the lush Marin County home of Isabel Allende, the most widely-read writer in the Spanish language, whose eighteen
books have been translated into almost as many languages as exist on the planet. Having been called 'genius' by The Los Angeles Times, she
has received countless awards and honorary doctorates, including the coveted Dorothy and Lillian Gish Award, granted to writers "who have
contributed to the beauty of the world." Fleeing for her life from her home in Chile after her uncle, President Salvatore Allende was thrown from
power in an American-supported coup, she writes about what she describes as "marginals... people who stand on the edge and therefore are not
sheltered." John Jacobsen delves between the lines to reveal Allende's disarming sensuality and joy for life amid the personal losses and
challenges that have made her work so irresistibly multi-layered.
23:30:00
Theater Talk
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A #531
Hytner, Bean & Corden:One Man, Two Guvnors
Our guests are playwright Richard Bean, Tony-nominated director Nicholas Hytner and Tony-nominated actor James Corden - the writer, director
and star respectively of the new hit comedy, One Man, Two Guvnors. Based on the Eighteenth Century Goldoni farce, The Servant of Two
Masters, Bean's freewheeling adaptation is set in 1960's Brighton. In an interview taped just two days after the British import's triumphant New
York opening, the trio discusses the work that made the show a success and share the enthusiasm that comes with being out-of-town artists who
have scored on Broadway.
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43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 63 of 126
Sat, May 16, 2015
Title
Subtitle
Start
00:00:01
Newsline
00:30:00
Global 3000
01:00:00
Song of the Mountains
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6035
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#719
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#907
Kruger Brothers with the Kontras Quartet; Paula Dellenback & Fox River.
02:00:00
Woodsongs
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1601
Lee Ann Womack
Lee Ann Womack is the Grammy-winning vocalist whose 'Call Me Crazy, I Hope You Dance' and the 2005 Country Music Association Album of
the Year 'There's More Where That Came From' are among modern country's most acclaimed albums. It's been almost seven years since this
Jacksonville, Texas native has released new music. She will be performing songs from her Sugar Hill Records debut, 'The Way I'm Livin'. It's an
unvarnished collection of songs by some of America's most progressive songwriter/artists.
03:00:00
Standing On Sacred Ground
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #103
Fire & Ice
From Ethiopia to Peru, indigenous customs protect biodiversity on sacred lands under pressure from religious conflicts and climate change. In the
Gamo Highlands of Ethiopia, scientists confirm the benefits of traditional stewardship even as elders witness the decline of spiritual practices that
have long protected trees, meadows and mountains. Tensions with evangelical Christians over a sacred meadow erupt into a riot. In the Peruvian
Andes, the Q'eros, on a pilgrimage to a revered glacier, are driven from their ritual site by intolerant Catholics. Q'eros potato farmers face a more
ominous foe: global warming is melting glaciers, their water source. Andes farmers, scientists and visiting Ethiopians struggle to adapt indigenous
agriculture to the changing climate.
04:00:00
Artist Toolbox
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
Isabel Allende
Join host John Jacobsen in the lush Marin County home of Isabel Allende, the most widely-read writer in the Spanish language, whose eighteen
books have been translated into almost as many languages as exist on the planet. Having been called 'genius' by The Los Angeles Times, she
has received countless awards and honorary doctorates, including the coveted Dorothy and Lillian Gish Award, granted to writers "who have
contributed to the beauty of the world." Fleeing for her life from her home in Chile after her uncle, President Salvatore Allende was thrown from
power in an American-supported coup, she writes about what she describes as "marginals... people who stand on the edge and therefore are not
sheltered." John Jacobsen delves between the lines to reveal Allende's disarming sensuality and joy for life amid the personal losses and
challenges that have made her work so irresistibly multi-layered.
04:30:00
Theater Talk
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A #531
Hytner, Bean & Corden:One Man, Two Guvnors
Our guests are playwright Richard Bean, Tony-nominated director Nicholas Hytner and Tony-nominated actor James Corden - the writer, director
and star respectively of the new hit comedy, One Man, Two Guvnors. Based on the Eighteenth Century Goldoni farce, The Servant of Two
Masters, Bean's freewheeling adaptation is set in 1960's Brighton. In an interview taped just two days after the British import's triumphant New
York opening, the trio discusses the work that made the show a success and share the enthusiasm that comes with being out-of-town artists who
have scored on Broadway.
05:00:00
In Good Shape
WNVC
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#216
05:30:00
Healthy Body Healthy Mind
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3205
Learning About Primary Immunodeficiency
Infections caused by organisms such as bacteria, viruses or fungi are a normal part of life. However, a pattern of frequent and recurring infections
is not - such as pneumonia, bronchitis, sinus infections, ear infections, meningitis or skin and blood infections. The reason for these frequent
occurrences may be a condition known as, primary immunodeficiency. The result can be a compromised immune system which can be serious,
lead to chronic illness, permanent organ damage, or even death. Because these frequent infections are longer lasting and often harder to treat
than those that occur in a normally functioning immune system, it's critical to detect, diagnose and treat primary immunodeficiency before it
becomes a serious problem. In this program we will study the science behind primary immunodeficiency. We'll also learn how doctors help
patients deal with this disorder, and, how patients can live normal productive lives when PI is properly managed.
06:00:00
08:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1408
Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #317
Bright Poppies
Today Gary paints his trademark style of Poppies. He considers the Poppy to be the easiest flower to paint and is great for beginners. Today's
painting has three brightly colored Poppies with White Daisies on a neutral Grey background.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 64 of 126
Sat, May 16, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
08:30:00
Painting The Town with Eric Dowdle
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#105
Vancouver, Canada - A stunning Olympic host, Vancouver is a growing global city on the Pacific trade routes. Offering a quality of contemporary
urban life, Vancouver is a living pattern of incorporating development with conservation and a history of cultural richness with the opportunities of
a bright future. Take off with Eric as he heads to Canada's west coast flagship city Vancouver.
09:00:00
Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #101
Van Gogh's at Saint Remy De Provence
David takes us through the tumultuous, penultimate year of van Gogh's life - 1889, spent in the asylum of St. Paul de Mausole at St. Remy. David
demonstrates the personally expressive palette and brushwork of van Gogh while describing van Gogh's uniquely spiritual and impassioned
intentions for painting. David demonstrates van Gogh's drawing techniques as a preparation for his paintings, reveals his connections to Dutch
landscape painting and Impressionist color, and shows how he employs these ideas with expressive, moving gestures in the landscape of van
Gogh.
09:30:00
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#810
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1404
Wai Lana Yoga
APTEX
(S)
Special: Constipation Begone!
Wai Lana shows you a very effective yoga technique for relieving constipation, whether mild or long-standing.
(CC)
N/A
#503
10:00:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Strengthen Hips & Core
APTEX
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
Fun with the Large Ball
The large ball is used in many ways from postural alignment to helping with balance in this episode.
10:30:00
11:00:00
Delicious Tv's Vegan Mashup
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #201
Brown Bag Lunches
Boxed, bagged, or shaken, on today's episode let's dig into outrageously tasty and easy lunch favorites. Miyoko Schinner whips up a creamy
curried eggless salad. Terry Hope Romero summons kale fans everywhere with Shake it Kale Caesar Salad. Guest chef Adam Sobel of the
Cinnamon Snail creates Spicy Seitan & Kimchi Tacos! And Toni Fiore shows us fabulous fish-free Tunno Sandwiches. And our bonus guest chef
Ayinde Howell stirs up up a Gluten-Free Fettucine.
11:30:00
Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #802
Tijuana Taco Crawl
People are passionate about their tacos in Tijuana. Ask any local and they'll tell you their favorite - complete with mouthwatering details. Three
local Tijuana foodies take Rick on a taco "crawl" starting with arrachera (skirt steak) tacos at El Yaqui. Piled high with beans, creamy avocado
salsa and Mexican "candy" (roasted jalapenos). The feast moves on to include suadero tacos at Los Ahumadores, sauteed and fried shrimp tacos
at Mariscos El Mazateno, steamed tacos on Tijuana's tourist strip and ends with smoked salmon tacos at Salceados. At home, Rick creates a
taco feast for a casual backyard cookout.
12:00:00
Lidia's Kitchen
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #218
Super Simple Seared Lamb Chops
Grilled lamb chops are always delicious but in this episode, Lidia sears them in a heavy skillet, pressing them down so that all the surfaces get
crisp. She serves the chops with a simple yet elegant red wine sauce made with dried cherries, garlic, bay leaves and rosemary. Served with a
Tasty Potato Salad and finished with beautiful Almond and Coffee Cream Mini Tarts, this is a meal that everyone will love!
12:30:00
Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #109
Harlem, Ny: Chefs Marcus Samuelsson and Jonathan Waxman
Pete is joined by two legendary New York chefs to highlight diverse local flavors, after they gather fresh ingredients from the Harlem Farmer's
Market. Pete also heads down to Brooklyn to gather pickles from the Brooklyn Brine Company.
13:00:00
Islands Without Cars with Kira Hesser
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #105
The Greek Island of Hydra
"The Greek Island of Hydra" is an exploration into the lives of American and British ex-patriot writers and artists who have responded to the
Siren's call and reinvented their lives on this tiny, preserved, architectural and historical landmark - which also happens to be the only developed
Greek island without cars. Interviews include internationally acclaimed Hydriot artist Panayotis Tetsus at a showing of his paintings, along with a
host of ex-patriots who have followed in Henry Miller and Leonard Cohen's footsteps to make Hydra their home. This is an opportunity to see
what it's like to escape to a Greek island.
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43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 65 of 126
Sat, May 16, 2015
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13:30:00
Curious Traveler
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #106
Curious About - Victoria, British Columbia
Who was "A.B.C. Architect" and why did he design such a grand Parliament Building in Victoria? What is Fan Tan Alley, and what does it have to
do with the 2nd oldest Chinatown in North America? How did an 11th and 12th century French, Spanish & Italian Romanesque-style castle, built
for a Scottish self-made millionaire, become 'Canada's Castle'? Why isn't there a sign above the main entrance to The Empress Hotel? And
finally, as we take High Tea here, is it pinkies up or down?
14:00:00
Rick Steves' Europe
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #604
The Best of Slovenia
Little Slovenia is the least visited and most underrated of Europe's alpine countries. From its prosperous capital of Ljubljana, we enjoy the
mountain resort of Lake Bled, venture into the Julian Alps for natural thrills mixed with World War I history, go spelunking in a gigantic cave, and
swim with Slavs in a charming Adriatic port.
14:30:00
Journeys In Africa
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #208
Durban - Land of Gandhi
Few people know that Gandhi got his political activist start in South Africa. This is where Asia meets Africa in one of the most diverse cities in the
world. Here Bill mixes it up with people of European, Far Eastern and Indian decent as well as the local Zulus.
15:00:00
Garden Smart
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#3806
Springtime is quickly approaching and we're ready to get back into our yards and gardens. In this episode, we look at some great springtime
plants and plants that will do well in shade. What's not to like. Join us as we GardenSMART.
15:30:00
Farm with Ian Knauer
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Produce
Want to know the easiest way to support your local farmer? Ian meets with a CSA farmer who's growing amazing produce. Every dish in this
episode comes straight from the garden.
16:00:00
Maria Hinojosa: One-On-One
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #515
Wes Studi
Native American activist, children's book author and actor Wes Studi (The Last of the Mohicans, Dances with Wolves, Avatar) talks with Maria
Hinojosa about his long film career and how he prepared himself for some of his most important roles.
16:30:00
Overheard with Evan Smith
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #509
Martin Amis, Novelist
Martin Amis is a celebrated and prolific author whose credits include London Fields, The Rachel Papers, Time's Arrow and The Information. His
fourteenth novel, The Zone of Interest, is a satire set at Auschwitz. It has attracted attention and controversy, especially in Europe.
17:00:00
San Mateo County Today 115
Supervisor Adrienne Tissier, District 5
Features the people making local and widespread news in San Mateo County.
PENTV
(S)
(N)
N/A
#115
17:30:00
Natural Heroes
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A #603
Brower Youth Awards 2012
Who's responsible for some of North America's most creative environmental victories, such as saving over 89,000 of gallons of water,
campaigning for food justice and educating thousands elementary school students about sustainability? Young people who have yet to celebrate
their 23rd birthdays! Get to know the young winners of the 2012 Brower Youth Awards, and learn about their many inspiring accomplishments!
18:00:00
Focus On Europe
18:30:00
Autoline This Week
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#3319
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1913
19:00:00
Closer to Truth
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1306
Is Death Final?
Death is the ultimate defeat. No matter our successes, we are all doomed to suffer the final failure. But some claim that death is not final. Can the
defeat be defeated?
19:30:00
Piano Guy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1406
Host Scott Houston and guest show viewers how to play Don McLean's epic rock ballad, "American Pie." Several guest pianists discuss their
favorite piano players. Featured artists include Dave Powers and Nat Kerr.
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Infinity Hall Live
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #103
Keb' Mo'
Contemporary blues musician and three-time Grammy winner Keb' Mo' takes the stage alongside his band of top musicians. With Les Falconer III
on drums, Vail Johnson on bass, Michael Hicks on keyboards, Kevin So on keyboards and guitar and Jeff Paris on guitar, mandolin and
harmonica, the band's full sound and Mo's incomparable blues style engulf the elated audience. Keb' Mo' - formerly known as Kevin Moore - was
born in South Los Angeles to parents from the Deep South. Often described as a living link to the seminal Delta blues of the past, he describes
his style as a combination of the music he grew up listening to: blues, country, soul and folk. "I'm kind of a hybrid version of all those things
thrown together," he says. His multi-faceted career includes portraying one of his blues influences, Robert Johnson, in the 1998 documentary
Can't You Hear the Wind Howl? Mo' and his band open the show at Infinity Hall with "Inside Outside, " a song from his most recent album,
Reflection. Mo' describes the album as the "culmination of all of my influences throughout my career." He also treats the crowd to his slow groove
single "The Whole Enchilada," which he describes as a song that "reminds us men that when you are out there courting and falling in love that
there's just a few things to keep in mind." Television fans will recognize his tune "I See Love," the theme song from the CBS sitcom Mike & Molly.
Plus, the band doesn't disappoint with "Life is Beautiful" from his 2006 release Suitcase, and several other songs from his Grammy awardwinning albums. INFINITY HALL LIVE captures the energy of the crowd during Mo's rousing performance. The band closes the show on a high
note with the inspirational "A Better Man," a song created for the charity organization "Playing for Change" which inspires peace in the world
through music.
21:00:00
Front and Center
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #501
Hunter Hayes
Five-time Grammy nominee and CMA Award-winning multi-instrumentalist Hunter Hayes performs on stage at the Marathon Music Works in
Nashville with fellow critically acclaimed songwriters Barry Dean ("Tattoo"), Lori McKenna ("I Want Crazy") and Gordie Sampson ("Storm
Warning") for the classic CMA Songwriters Series. Hayes and his guests perform songs from his chart-topping album Storyline, featuring the
international hit "Invisible," as well as his No.1, self-titled, platinum-selling debut album on Atlantic Records.
22:00:00
Globe Trekker
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1406
Antarctica
Zay's epic adventure in Antarctica begins with sea kayaking and penguin watching in Paradise Harbor, sails to historic Port Lockrov where he
observes the work of Ukrainian biologists, unsuccessfully attempts to climb the treacherous Mount Scott, meets with U.S. scientists at Palmer
station as he learns about the effects of global warming and the plight of the Adelie penguin and finally crosses the perilous Drake Passage on
his way back to the South American mainland.
23:00:00
Quietest Place On Earth
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
The Hawaiian Islands are the most remote major island group on earth. On the second-largest island of Maui, the Haleakala volcano rises 10,
000 feet - nearly two miles - into the sky. And the massive crater located at its summit carries the unique distinction of "The Quietest Place on
Earth." For some, the exquisite stillness of this stark volcanic landscape can mimic a religious experience, while for others, it simply inspires a
deeper awareness of humans' place in nature. THE QUIETEST PLACE ON EARTH, from the producers behind APT Exchange's When the
Mountain Calls, explores Maui's geological and spiritual birthplace. THE QUIETEST PLACE ON EARTH, from the producers behind APT
Exchange's When the Mountain Calls, explores Maui's geological and spiritual birthplace.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Sun, May 17, 2015
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00:00:01
Closer to Truth
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1306
Is Death Final?
Death is the ultimate defeat. No matter our successes, we are all doomed to suffer the final failure. But some claim that death is not final. Can the
defeat be defeated?
00:30:00
Piano Guy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1406
Host Scott Houston and guest show viewers how to play Don McLean's epic rock ballad, "American Pie." Several guest pianists discuss their
favorite piano players. Featured artists include Dave Powers and Nat Kerr.
01:00:00
Infinity Hall Live
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #103
Keb' Mo'
Contemporary blues musician and three-time Grammy winner Keb' Mo' takes the stage alongside his band of top musicians. With Les Falconer III
on drums, Vail Johnson on bass, Michael Hicks on keyboards, Kevin So on keyboards and guitar and Jeff Paris on guitar, mandolin and
harmonica, the band's full sound and Mo's incomparable blues style engulf the elated audience. Keb' Mo' - formerly known as Kevin Moore - was
born in South Los Angeles to parents from the Deep South. Often described as a living link to the seminal Delta blues of the past, he describes
his style as a combination of the music he grew up listening to: blues, country, soul and folk. "I'm kind of a hybrid version of all those things
thrown together," he says. His multi-faceted career includes portraying one of his blues influences, Robert Johnson, in the 1998 documentary
Can't You Hear the Wind Howl? Mo' and his band open the show at Infinity Hall with "Inside Outside, " a song from his most recent album,
Reflection. Mo' describes the album as the "culmination of all of my influences throughout my career." He also treats the crowd to his slow groove
single "The Whole Enchilada," which he describes as a song that "reminds us men that when you are out there courting and falling in love that
there's just a few things to keep in mind." Television fans will recognize his tune "I See Love," the theme song from the CBS sitcom Mike & Molly.
Plus, the band doesn't disappoint with "Life is Beautiful" from his 2006 release Suitcase, and several other songs from his Grammy awardwinning albums. INFINITY HALL LIVE captures the energy of the crowd during Mo's rousing performance. The band closes the show on a high
note with the inspirational "A Better Man," a song created for the charity organization "Playing for Change" which inspires peace in the world
through music.
02:00:00
Front and Center
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #501
Hunter Hayes
Five-time Grammy nominee and CMA Award-winning multi-instrumentalist Hunter Hayes performs on stage at the Marathon Music Works in
Nashville with fellow critically acclaimed songwriters Barry Dean ("Tattoo"), Lori McKenna ("I Want Crazy") and Gordie Sampson ("Storm
Warning") for the classic CMA Songwriters Series. Hayes and his guests perform songs from his chart-topping album Storyline, featuring the
international hit "Invisible," as well as his No.1, self-titled, platinum-selling debut album on Atlantic Records.
03:00:00
Globe Trekker
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1406
Antarctica
Zay's epic adventure in Antarctica begins with sea kayaking and penguin watching in Paradise Harbor, sails to historic Port Lockrov where he
observes the work of Ukrainian biologists, unsuccessfully attempts to climb the treacherous Mount Scott, meets with U.S. scientists at Palmer
station as he learns about the effects of global warming and the plight of the Adelie penguin and finally crosses the perilous Drake Passage on
his way back to the South American mainland.
04:00:00
Quietest Place On Earth
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
The Hawaiian Islands are the most remote major island group on earth. On the second-largest island of Maui, the Haleakala volcano rises 10,
000 feet - nearly two miles - into the sky. And the massive crater located at its summit carries the unique distinction of "The Quietest Place on
Earth." For some, the exquisite stillness of this stark volcanic landscape can mimic a religious experience, while for others, it simply inspires a
deeper awareness of humans' place in nature. THE QUIETEST PLACE ON EARTH, from the producers behind APT Exchange's When the
Mountain Calls, explores Maui's geological and spiritual birthplace. THE QUIETEST PLACE ON EARTH, from the producers behind APT
Exchange's When the Mountain Calls, explores Maui's geological and spiritual birthplace.
05:00:00
Drexel Interview
NETA
(CC)
N/A #209
The National Museum of American Jewish History, Part 2 of 2
The National Museum of American Jewish History, located on Independence Mall in Philadelphia, is an American history museum that tells the
story of the United States through the American Jewish experience. This show, the second of a two-part episode, focuses on the Museum's
educational activities, its exhibits, its architecture, and artifacts. The first part focused on the Museum's mission and founding. Ivy L. Barsky,
Gwen Goodman Director and CEO of the National Museum of American Jewish History, returns to the show to comment on the importance of the
Museum's location just steps from Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. Barsky discusses the Museum's lively interactive exhibits, some of
which invite visitors to contribute their stories and opinions. James Stewart Polshek, FAIA, architect of the National Museum of American Jewish
History, talks about the challenges involved in transferring the museum from its prior location in Philadelphia to its new current street-corner site.
Polshek explains why he chose a combination of opaque, transparent, translucent, and glowing building materials, and how the translucent
materials function as a welcoming lens to visitors. Historian team member Pamela Nadell describes the chronological arrangement of the
exhibits, the balance of major Jewish figures with ordinary people, and the importance of several items in the collection. This episode features
dramatic footage of the Museum's interior and exterior, spotlights artifacts described by Nadell, and includes shots of the two sculptures outside
the building, Religious Liberty, a work dating from the Centennial, and Beacon, a contemporary abstract work. Sweeping views of the Museum in
the context of its historical surroundings add to this episode's impressive visuals.
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Moneywise with Kelvin Boston
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI #705
Deployment and Money
Deployed soldiers often leave behind both family members and financial obligations. How can they cover their bills while stationed halfway
around the world? Guests: Holly Patraeus, director of the BBB Military Line and Brenda McDaniels, program manager of the Office of Personal
Finance for the Department of Defense.
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1409
08:00:00
Paint This with Jerry Yarnell
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1205
My Favorite Things, Part 1
Jerry discusses the unique steps that an artist will take to actually develop a painting. What exactly is his or her inspiration from idea to the
execution of the painting? He discusses the use of a camera for resources, using a color printer and setting up a research library. The next step is
the setting up of a still life, the proper lighting, suggested items for the setting such as colored fruit, vases, flowers, all the while watching the
negative space even as you set up the still life. What we see in life, what we feel, the emotion that follows, that passion for painting, which is how
an artist operates. After deciding on the composition, Jerry begins the background with Turquoise Deep and Ultramarine Blue; when it is dried he
sketches in the composition with a white conte pencil.
08:30:00
Gary Spetz's Painting Wild Places
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI #509
St. Thomas-Usvi
Host-Artist, Gary Spetz, sails to and paints a scene from the Caribbean's St. Thomas Island-explaining both how he paints and what he looks for,
in nature, for a painting composition.
09:00:00
Wyland's Art Studio
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #605
Sea Otter
Art Lesson: Blending Techniques. Many artists are defined by their blending techniques. A blend is the gradual transition from one color to
another. Oil paint, because it takes time to dry, allows you to move the wet paint around on the canvas. This makes it easy to do the thing most
difficult to do with other types of paint, the blend. All brushes will blend oil paint. Flat brushes are best. Colors are mixed on a palette and applied
on the canvas. The brush is dragged back and forth in a crosshatch stroke between two values until a satisfactory transition is made. Value is the
lightness or darkness of a hue by adding black or white to a color. Parallel strokes are used to refine the transition of values. A clean brush is
used for the dark to middle and another clean brush for the light to middle. Wyland demonstrates how his blending techniques can create a
flowing underwater scene.
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Unlock Your Spince & Improve Your Posture
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#811
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1405
Footwork and Core
We take our feet and core muscles for granted. In this episode Mary Ann uses a variety of new exercises to focus on the importance of your feet.
10:30:00
Power Yoga: Mind and Body
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#214
11:00:00
Chefs A' Field: Kids on the Farm
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #107
Fields, Ont Fedlots
Restaurant Eve/Eammon's/A Dublin Chipper - Alexandria, VA; Polyface Farm - Swoope, VA The New York Times described farmer Joel Salatin
as the "high priest of the pasture." The Washington Post wrote that Chef Cathal Armstrong "steps into another reality using local ingredients.. .to
produce dishes that are subtly, intriguingly unique." As the two connect, along with Armstrong's kids, Eve, age 7, and Eammon, age 4, on the
rolling pastures of Joel Salatin's idyllic Polyface Farm, we get a lesson in where our food comes from. In seeing how "pig power" builds the
compost and happy chickens are left to express their "chickenness," wandering freely in the pasture, we experience the circle of life on the farm.
Farmer Salatin shows how his animals "do the real work"-fertilizing, aerating, composting-making clean food for the community without fertilizer,
antibiotics and other harmful chemicals. Chef Armstrong then transforms this "eco-agriculture" into mouthwatering dishes that nourish the palate
and the soul. Recipes: Polyface Farm Seared Chicken Breast on a Bed of Wild Chanterelles & Braised Baby Chard; Cathal's New World Pork &
Beans
11:30:00
Taste The Islands with Chef Irie
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Dinner in the Keys
Chef Irie showcases his love of island gourmet with Shrimp Bisque, Spicy Steamed Fish Papillote and a Mango Key Lime Pie. Chef cooks and
converses with the "Bad Boys" of reggae, Inner Circle.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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12:00:00
Ciao Italia
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2419
Cooking Pellegrino Artusi-Style/Cucinando Come Pellegrino Artusi
Mary Ann's cooking students travel to Casa Artusi, in Forlimpopoli, Italy, to learn the secrets of Romagna regional cooking. Mary Ann leads the
way with Cappelletti in Capon Broth, and the student continue with Turbo in Paper, Piadina, Whipped Mortadella, Lenten Spinach, and delicate
dessert called English "Soup."
12:30:00
Martin Yan's Taste of Vietnam
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Country Life, City Life
In Vietnam, many of today's city dwellers are only one generation removed from their country roots. Martin discovers that the long journey home
to the Vietnamese countryside can also be a short riverboat ride to a picturesque park outside Ho Chi Minh City. Recipes: Grilled Meatballs,
Grilled Shrimp, Young Coconut Drink.
13:00:00
Travel with Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #305
Thailand: Jungle & Elephants
After a quick tour of Bangkok, and its traditional floating markets, Travel With Kids escapes the rush of the huge city and heads into the jungle of
Kanchanaburi Province near the Burmese border. Heading up the River Kwai by boat, stopping to absorb World War II history at the famous
bridge, the family arrives at the a floating hotel. Built out of bamboo, the hotel is set deep into the river canyons and is surrounded by elephants!
After discovering the lives of the Mon people, refugees from nearby Burma, the family heads to Elephant World, a rehabilitation center for the
giant creatures. Nathan & Seamus learn about the conservation efforts underway in Thailand to save the elephants and help care for the animals:
preparing their food, hand feeding them, giving them a scrub down, and riding them into the jungle to sleep.
13:30:00
Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1206
The Great Rivers of Europe: Nuremberg to Linz
Burt starts off in Nuremberg with visits to the 900 year old Imperial Castle, the open farmers' market and his favorite spice cookie shop. Then he
sails to Regensburg to visit the remains of an ancient Roman fort. Next he cruises through the Danube Gorge to Weltenburg Abbey where the
Benedictine monks have been brewing one of Europe's great beers since 1050. In Linz, we learn about the Linzertorte and see the world's largest
church organ.
14:00:00
Aviators
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#212
Buying a used aircraft: Anthony shows that buying The Aviators' new 210 can be just as simple as buying a used car. And accessorizing it can be
just as fun. Heli-tourism: We'll show you how helicopters can give you a unique look at one of the great wonders of the world. Antonov AN-2:
George explores the history of this Soviet-era passenger plane and learns how it's used today.
14:30:00
Jonathan Bird's Blue World
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #404
Artificial Reefs and Free Diving
Segment 1: Artificial Reefs. In the Florida Keys, several ships have been sunk intentionally as artificial reefs to provide habitat for fish and
entertainment for scuba divers. Jonathan visits three wrecks of different ages to see how fast these wrecks turn into reefs. Segment 2: Free
Diving with Karol Meyer. Jonathan travels to the island of Bonaire to take a course in freediving from Karol Meyer, a world-champion freediver.
Soon he learns how to hold his breath and dive-with no scuba tank!
15:00:00
American Woodshop
Thinking Toys 2
Puzzle Joinery in Furniture designs.
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#2005
15:30:00
Rough Cut - Woodworking with Tommy Mac
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #105
Flag Box
Perfect for Veterans Day, or any other day, this episode of Rough Cut features the building of a Flag Box, perfect for housing the American flag.
As a special feature in this episode, Tommy welcomes five retired members of the military into the shop to help him fold the flag for the box. And
to add another dimension, the box itself features splines made from live oak from the USS Constitution. Throughout the episode, Tommy provides
detailed instructions, highlighting the techniques for achieving successful splined miter joints. Tommy also goes on location to the USS
Constitution to speak with naval historian Margherita Desy, and is paid an in-studio visit by fellow woodworker Al D'Attanasio.
16:00:00
Feel Grand with Jane Seymour
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #112
Sex Re-Education
Is growing old the end of sex? It shouldn't be. And in so many ways it's a chance for us to go back to the classroom in order to really understand
the importance and health benefits of intimacy as we age. Add menopause to the mix and--especially for women--growing older is a time to go
back to the drawing board for some sex education all over again.
16:30:00
Second Opinion
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1007
Controlling Hypertension
Patient Story: Connie Bentley thought she was doing everything right-she ate well and exercised every day. But like many Americans, her
hypertension went untreated-and she almost paid the ultimate price. Myth or Medicine: Does eating salt cause hypertension? Second Opinion 5:
Five ways to keep your hypertension in check.
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17:00:00
Ecosense for Living
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #105
Environmental Body Makeover
In this episode, we explore makeovers that matter: getting rid of toxins in and on our bodies. Bestselling author, Dr. Andrew Weil, tells us how to
keep healthy by making smart diet & nutrition choices and knowing what food labels really say. Director of Environmental Working Group, Ken
Cook, shares some surprising tidbits about chemicals in everyday body products. A boy with Autism makes amazing progress with help from
Shauna K. Young, PhD, through a manganese-free diet and elimination of food additives. Environmentalist Laurie David gives us her take on how
the overuse of antibiotics on farm animals makes us more susceptible to disease and sickness, and what we can do about it.
17:30:00
Well Read
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #410
Colm Toibin, Norah Webster
Irish author Colm Toibin is a prolific prize-winning author. His novel "The Master" won the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award (with a
100,000- pound purse), plus many American awards. He's a professor at Columbia University.
18:00:00
Classic California's Gold
Special Presentation
Join Host Huell Howser on another adventure in search of California's Gold!
(CC)
N/A
#0
18:30:00
Tracks Ahead
APT
(S)
(CC)
N/A #902
Wanamaker, Kempton and Southern
Visit an eastern Pennsylvania tourist line with a history that is unmistakably tied to its equally historic surroundings; We'll examine a layout
honoring one of the longest rail lines in the country; Meet a collector who specializes in repurposing industrial rail parts; And enjoy the rarified air
of Colorado on a visit to the Colorado Rail Museum. Spencer Christian hosts.
19:00:00
Filipino American Lives
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #101
Harana: The Search for the Lost Art of Serenade
Harana: The Search for the Lost Art of Serenade by Florante Aguilar & Benito Bautista. Upon his father's death, Florante, a classically trained
guitarist returns to the Philippines after 12 years of absence. During his stay, he rediscovers the music of harana - a long forgotten tradition of
Filipino serenading when men sang under the window at night to fearlessly declare their love for a woman. Intent on unearthing these unheralded
songs, Florante travels to the remote provinces where he discovers three of the last surviving practitioners - a farmer, a fisherman and a tricycle
driver. Astounded by their golden voices, Florante asks them to travel with him to perform and record these unknown songs. During their travels,
the haranistas meet Brian, a shy young man who for years has been secretly in love with a schoolmate. The haranistas, who have not serenaded
in the last thirty years, offered their services to serenade Brian's object of affection, resulting in one of the most tender moments of genuine
harana captiured on milm. Word soon spread around Manila of leatherly faced men whose style of untrained but sincere and expressive singing
touch the hearts everywhere they performed, culminating in a series of triumphant live performances - from the small village to prestigious
concert halls to recording the first authentic harana album in the last fifty years. But the question remains - can harana be restored to its former
glory or is it doomed to vanish silently into the night forever?
20:00:00
Beyond The Light Switch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#101
Beyond the Light Switch begins by laying out the challenges and considering the tradeoff of carbon capture and storage, hydraulic fracturing for
natural gas, and the possibility of a nuclear renaissance. Hosted by Scientific American's David Biello, Beyond the Light Switch adds a much
needed balanced perspective to a national energy debate that will surely become more heated and more critical that anything since healthcare.
21:00:00
Seneca Ray Stoddard: An American Original
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
SENECA RAY STODDARD: AN AMERICAN ORIGINAL explores the life and creative genius of landscape photographer Seneca Ray Stoddard
(1843-1917), whose work significantly impacted United States' environmental public policy, travel and attitudes about the natural world. Over the
span of forty years, Stoddard captured stunning images of a rugged and changing wilderness, including breathtaking scenes of life in the
Adirondacks of Upstate New York. Throughout the documentary, professors, historians and photographers discuss Stoddard's rich pictorial
legacy.
22:00:00
Pacific Heartbeat
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #402
Na Mele: Jerry Santos
Legendary musician Jerry Santos shares music and thoughts about his home in Hawai'i. Fellow musicians Kamuela Kimokeo and Hoku
Zuttermeister accompany Jerry as they perform at his home and in front of backdrops depicting his hometown of Kahaluu, on Windward O'ahu.
23:00:00
Arab American Stories
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#103
America has always been a home for entrepreneurs. Inspired by the American Arts and Crafts movement, Nawal Motawi started Motawi
Tileworks, a successful craftsman tile business in Michigan, Fahid Daoud and his brothers fulfilled the American Dream through a chain of chili
restaurants that began in Cincinnati and spread through southern Ohio, and Moose Scheib built Loanmod, to help homeowners facing foreclosure
figure out how to refinance and save their homes.
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America from the Ground Up
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #103
World War America 1750-1775
Join Monty as he digs into the archaeology of the towns, forts and settlements along the contended border zone between Colonial America and
New France that tell the story of America's first world war: the French and Indian War.
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00:00:01
Filipino American Lives
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #101
Harana: The Search for the Lost Art of Serenade
Harana: The Search for the Lost Art of Serenade by Florante Aguilar & Benito Bautista. Upon his father's death, Florante, a classically trained
guitarist returns to the Philippines after 12 years of absence. During his stay, he rediscovers the music of harana - a long forgotten tradition of
Filipino serenading when men sang under the window at night to fearlessly declare their love for a woman. Intent on unearthing these unheralded
songs, Florante travels to the remote provinces where he discovers three of the last surviving practitioners - a farmer, a fisherman and a tricycle
driver. Astounded by their golden voices, Florante asks them to travel with him to perform and record these unknown songs. During their travels,
the haranistas meet Brian, a shy young man who for years has been secretly in love with a schoolmate. The haranistas, who have not serenaded
in the last thirty years, offered their services to serenade Brian's object of affection, resulting in one of the most tender moments of genuine
harana captiured on milm. Word soon spread around Manila of leatherly faced men whose style of untrained but sincere and expressive singing
touch the hearts everywhere they performed, culminating in a series of triumphant live performances - from the small village to prestigious
concert halls to recording the first authentic harana album in the last fifty years. But the question remains - can harana be restored to its former
glory or is it doomed to vanish silently into the night forever?
01:00:00
Beyond The Light Switch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#101
Beyond the Light Switch begins by laying out the challenges and considering the tradeoff of carbon capture and storage, hydraulic fracturing for
natural gas, and the possibility of a nuclear renaissance. Hosted by Scientific American's David Biello, Beyond the Light Switch adds a much
needed balanced perspective to a national energy debate that will surely become more heated and more critical that anything since healthcare.
02:00:00
Seneca Ray Stoddard: An American Original
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
SENECA RAY STODDARD: AN AMERICAN ORIGINAL explores the life and creative genius of landscape photographer Seneca Ray Stoddard
(1843-1917), whose work significantly impacted United States' environmental public policy, travel and attitudes about the natural world. Over the
span of forty years, Stoddard captured stunning images of a rugged and changing wilderness, including breathtaking scenes of life in the
Adirondacks of Upstate New York. Throughout the documentary, professors, historians and photographers discuss Stoddard's rich pictorial
legacy.
03:00:00
Pacific Heartbeat
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #402
Na Mele: Jerry Santos
Legendary musician Jerry Santos shares music and thoughts about his home in Hawai'i. Fellow musicians Kamuela Kimokeo and Hoku
Zuttermeister accompany Jerry as they perform at his home and in front of backdrops depicting his hometown of Kahaluu, on Windward O'ahu.
04:00:00
Arab American Stories
APTEX
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DVI
#103
America has always been a home for entrepreneurs. Inspired by the American Arts and Crafts movement, Nawal Motawi started Motawi
Tileworks, a successful craftsman tile business in Michigan, Fahid Daoud and his brothers fulfilled the American Dream through a chain of chili
restaurants that began in Cincinnati and spread through southern Ohio, and Moose Scheib built Loanmod, to help homeowners facing foreclosure
figure out how to refinance and save their homes.
04:30:00
America from the Ground Up
NETA
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N/A #103
World War America 1750-1775
Join Monty as he digs into the archaeology of the towns, forts and settlements along the contended border zone between Colonial America and
New France that tell the story of America's first world war: the French and Indian War.
05:00:00
Great Conversations
Karen Armstrong and Robert Siegel
Karen Armstrong (Buddha) and Robert Siegel (National Public Radio).
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
NETA
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KCSM
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Peep and the Big Wide World
APTEX
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N/A #202
A Duck's Tale/ Quack's Tracks/Pocoyo-Scary Noises
After meeting a skunk for the very first time, Quack discovers a surprising flaw in duck design. On the first snowy day of winter, Peep loses
Quack, learns about footprints, and builds a snow duck. Then, Pocoyo and Pato are out for an adventure in the Vamoosh but have to land on a
strange planet where they meet a visitor.
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
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(CC)
DVI #108
Abu Sabir/Bigger, Badder, Badr
"Abu Sabir" - When everyone in town goes running off to find treasure the ever patient Abu Sabir refuses to participate. "Bigger, Badder, Badr" - A
lone man stands up to an evil tyrant and incurs his wrath.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Fat Blaster 1
NETA
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Date: 03/28/2015
Page 73 of 126
Mon, May 18, 2015
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APTEX
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DVI
#812
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
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Controlled Breathing
Mary Ann experiments with several ways to control breathing to efficiently distribute oxygen throughout the body.
(CC)
N/A
#1406
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Improve Your Balance
10:00:00
10:30:00
It's Sew Easy
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #811
The British Invasion - The 1960s
Technology exploded and new music, fashion and ideas flooded in from England and beyond. Fashion influence went beyond Fifth Avenue and
Carnaby Street in London influenced the fashion scene. Sewing expert Angela Wolf shows how easy it is to cut and sew a sassy mini-skirt and
Marie Zinno uses today's embroidery technology to embroider a hip fringed faux suede belt.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
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N/A #1213
Shawls and Scarves
Scarves and shawls are everyone's favorite all-season projects. First, author and designer Lisa Shroyer starts off with innovative edgings. On
Space to Space, Vickie chats with podcaster Marly Bird. Then, yarn guy Barry Klein teaches how to knit and connect mitered boxes to create a
scarf or shawl. Next, Tanis invites us to wrap up in luxury with shawl yarns and products. Last, Vickie shares a quick tip on inside out knitting to
create an on-trend scarf.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
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(CC)
10 All Time Best Sewing Tips
Pack your bags for your sewing road trip with the 10 all-time best sewing tips to make sewing faster, easier and better.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
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N/A
#304
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13:00:00
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #1418
Elegant Brunch Favorites
Man on the street Doc Willoughby visits Hi-Rise Bakery across the river in Cambridge, MA, to learn all about brioche from a pro. Then, in the test
kitchen, test cook Bridget Lancaster shows host Christopher Kimball how to make No-Knead Brioche at home. Next, gadget guru Lisa McManus
reviews brioche pans and tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of bacon. And finally, test cook Julia Collin Davison shows
Chris how to make the ultimate Lemon Ricotta Pancakes.
13:30:00
Pati's Mexican Table
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A
#405
14:00:00
Barbecue University with Steven Raichlen
APT
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(CC)
N/A #306
The Pacific Rim
Lemongrass Pork Sates with Peanut Sauce and Cucumber Relish; Alder grilled salmon with citrus butter; Cinnamon grilled plums with red wine
sauce.
14:30:00
Delicious Tv's Vegan Mashup
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #204
Healthy On Budget 2
Eat well, eat hearty, and eat meatless for less! The Vegan Mashup chefs will show you three wholesome meals that fit into any budget and never
skimp on flavor and freshness! Miyoko Schinner's Japanese Curry Udon Noodles delivers homestyle comfort. Guest chef Elizabeth Fraser crafts
a Creamy Beet Rawvioli. Toni Fiore creates crunchy and satisfying Smokey Hazelnut and Black Bean Burgers. Terry Romero transforms leftover
quinoa into fast and spicy Spanish Refried Quinoa.
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
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N/A #1708
Color It
Every supply can be altered in some way- we are never limited by how a material starts out. On this episode we're using patinas, pigments and
other colorants to make a material uniquely yours. The first technique is coloring metal with markers. Next, Kate Richbourg shows how to create
color and patina on metal using a torch. Then, Christi Friesen makes a floral pendant with polymer clay and metallic pigments. Finally, Julianna
Hudgins adds alcohol inks to shrink plastic for a colorful goddess pin.
15:30:00
Crafting at the Spotted Canary
NETA
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N/A #311
Things That Show Hospitality
Hospitality is the act of being friendly and generous. Today's show offers some ideas for how to craft special items that show your generosity and
friendliness. Books are shared frequently between friends; wrap your favorite reading and share with a guest in your home. When you are invited
to a friend's home, decorate a candle and some stationery to share as a gift. Create a good neighbor cone - tie it to your neighbors door - knock
and run! Your neighbor will open the door to a surprise gift!
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Curiosity Quest
NETA
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N/A #702
Goat Farming
Did you know that goats are great swimmers but hate to get wet? Join host Joel Greene on this entertaining quest to learn all about goat farming
and how goat cheese is made. Be sure and keep an eye out for the sneaky goat that tried to eat our microphone!
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
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(CC)
DVI #1712
Just for Fun
It's important to have fun and today's projects are fun to make and to use. Katie creates a fuzzy mustache board will tickle you. Franz and his son,
Axel play with paints, pencils, crayons, colors and techniques to find new ways of expression. Jenny and Katie let their imaginations go to create
colorful pencil toppers. From the Family Craft Box, add empty paper rolls and colored paper to create a reversible playscape mat.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #3010
Light It Up
Do crystals go with contemporary design? Vicki says yes and incorporates a beautiful array of chandeliers throughout the house. Discover how
electrical fireplaces can be added to any room without major construction issues. Decorative painter Jennifer Sarrano shows step by step the faux
finishes she has created for the house. Lighting designer Jeff Dross joins Vicki with his outdoor lighting design for the property and Vicki shares
today's new patio flame units and grill ideas.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #224
Organic Seed Saving; More Important and Challenging Than Ever
As heirloom seeds continue to lose ground to modern hybrids, habitat destruction and carless stewardship, many of these treasured varieties of
the past are lost for ever. Now, with the threat of cross-pollination from genetically modified plants, preserving true, untainted organic seeds is not
only important, it's vital to ensuring the ongoing supply of non-altered plants and a critical link to preserving our past. In this episode, we get a
hands-on lesson in saving seeds and learn more about how to preserve the integrity of true organic seed stock.
18:00:00
Journal
18:30:00
Focus On Europe
19:00:00
Newsline
19:30:00
20:00:00
DW
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(CC)
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#6036
Euromaxx
WNVT
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(CC)
N/A
#1119
Music City Roots: Live from the Loveless Cafe
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A
#212
Nashville's soul/Americana breakout band Alanna Royale offers vocal firepower and classic horns, while Davina & The Vagabonds stun with
timeless blues and jazz. Also on the bill, folk from the Shook Twins, newgrass from Wood & Wire and roots rock from Stephen Sebastian.
21:00:00
Backstage Pass
NETA
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(CC)
N/A
Phil Denny
Contemporary urban jazz led by blazing sax from Lansing native Phil Denny. Featuring selections from his debut CD, "Crossover."
#509
22:00:00
IQ: Smartparent
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #203
Idad
This episode explores new ways for parents to understand their children's media consumption, which is becoming increasingly important. It
features media-savvy dads and their innovative projects for kids, and includes an interview with Ken Denmead, editor of GeekDad, a popular
parenting blog that started at Wired magazine, and one of Time magazine's twenty-five Best Blogs of 2010. Denmead is also the author of the
New York Times best-selling book series, The GeekDad.
22:30:00
Urban Conversion
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #103
My Alternative Fuel Future
Could an alternatively fueled car be in Rodman's future? Rodman learns what's down the road for hydrogen fuels, gets his hands dirty collecting
bio diesel, and is shocked to learn about a mechanical shop that converts classic cars to electric.
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Fish Meat: Choose Your Farm Wisely
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NETA
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N/A
#0
Did you know that over half of the fish you eat is farmed? But where does it come from? And how is it raised? Fish Meat is a film that seeks to
answer the questions plaguing fish-lovers everywhere by taking viewers behind the scenes of fish farms. It's the only film on the market that
explores the diverse array of fish farms in existence, and what those differences can mean for the consumer. Directed by Joe Cunningham, this
documentary follows two scientists, environmental engineer Ted Caplow and fish biologist Andy Danylchuk, as they go on a journey to pull back
the cover on modern fish farming. Sailing through Turkey, a country steeped in fish farming history, they discover that the most modern
operations aren't necessarily the most sustainable ones.
23:30:00
Your Turn to Care
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A
#103
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Tue, May 19, 2015
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Newsline
APTEX
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N/A
#6036
00:30:00
Euromaxx
WNVT
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(CC)
N/A
#1119
01:00:00
Music City Roots: Live from the Loveless Cafe
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#212
Nashville's soul/Americana breakout band Alanna Royale offers vocal firepower and classic horns, while Davina & The Vagabonds stun with
timeless blues and jazz. Also on the bill, folk from the Shook Twins, newgrass from Wood & Wire and roots rock from Stephen Sebastian.
02:00:00
Backstage Pass
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
Phil Denny
Contemporary urban jazz led by blazing sax from Lansing native Phil Denny. Featuring selections from his debut CD, "Crossover."
#509
03:00:00
IQ: Smartparent
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #203
Idad
This episode explores new ways for parents to understand their children's media consumption, which is becoming increasingly important. It
features media-savvy dads and their innovative projects for kids, and includes an interview with Ken Denmead, editor of GeekDad, a popular
parenting blog that started at Wired magazine, and one of Time magazine's twenty-five Best Blogs of 2010. Denmead is also the author of the
New York Times best-selling book series, The GeekDad.
03:30:00
Urban Conversion
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #103
My Alternative Fuel Future
Could an alternatively fueled car be in Rodman's future? Rodman learns what's down the road for hydrogen fuels, gets his hands dirty collecting
bio diesel, and is shocked to learn about a mechanical shop that converts classic cars to electric.
04:00:00
Fish Meat: Choose Your Farm Wisely
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
Did you know that over half of the fish you eat is farmed? But where does it come from? And how is it raised? Fish Meat is a film that seeks to
answer the questions plaguing fish-lovers everywhere by taking viewers behind the scenes of fish farms. It's the only film on the market that
explores the diverse array of fish farms in existence, and what those differences can mean for the consumer. Directed by Joe Cunningham, this
documentary follows two scientists, environmental engineer Ted Caplow and fish biologist Andy Danylchuk, as they go on a journey to pull back
the cover on modern fish farming. Sailing through Turkey, a country steeped in fish farming history, they discover that the most modern
operations aren't necessarily the most sustainable ones.
04:30:00
Your Turn to Care
APTEX
(S)
05:00:00
Great Conversations
NETA
Johnny Apple and Tom Brokaw
Johnny Apple (New York Times columnist, author of Apple's America) and Tom Brokaw (NBC news correspondent).
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
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N/A
#103
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N/A
#112
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N/A
#1411
08:00:00
Peep and the Big Wide World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #203
Quack and the Very Big Rock/Shadow Play/Pocoyo - My Pato!
Quack is utterly flummoxed when a big rock plants itself in a very inconsiderate spot. Peep, Quack, and Chirp discover their shadows-then use
them to teach Tom (that trouble-making cat!) a lesson. Then, Pato and Elly are arguing over their blocks when Caterpillar and Baby Bird walk past
with presents for Pato. Oh no! Pocoyo and Elly have forgotten Pato's birthday.
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
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(CC)
DVI #109
The Boy Who Cried Science/Prince Ahmad
"The Boy Who Cried Science" - A young boy is forced to deal with ignorance and fear when superstition takes over his town. "Prince Ahmad" - A
young prince is commanded to lead his country into battle and learns what it takes to be a great king.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Fat Blaster 2
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Strengthen Feet & Fingers
NETA
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A
#121
(CC)
DVI
#813
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Tue, May 19, 2015
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Sit and Be Fit
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Vestibular and Core
Mary Ann combines a nice mix of vestibular and core work while Gretchen reinforces the importance of gait training exercises.
AS2 Episode
N/A
#1407
10:30:00
It's Sew Easy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #812
The Counterculture - The Late 1960s
We were headed to the moon! Back on earth, the hippie movement took hold with loose-fitting, fluid fashions, bell bottoms, sandals, t-shirts and
headbands. Dressing up included a ruffled shirt, striped hip-hugger pants and zippered boots. Londa Rohlfing shares her sewing expertise to add
ruffles to any garment and Coleen Swettman sews a hippie-inspired poncho that goes everywhere today.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #1301
Nature-Inspired Knits
Today on Knitting Daily our inspiration comes from nature. Anne Hanson talks about natural wool and its rich palette, and shows how to bring out
the best of yarn's natural texture. Then, we travel virtually around the world in our weekly Space-to-Space segment. Today host Vickie Howell
visits the UK virtually, chatting with editor Lara Watson about the crafty trend of woodland creatures. Next, designer Heather Zoppetti shows how
natural motifs like leaves can be captured in lace, and demonstrates a vine-inspired stitch pattern. From rustic wools to beautiful woods, Tools of
the Trade, Tanis Gray looks at products made from nature's bounty. Vickie closes with her weekly Loose Ends segment. She teaches the magic
loop technique that's used to start a crocheted Foxy Stash Basket.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #305
Pattern Rules
In your sewing road trip, there are some signs along the way that will help you. Learn about pattern rules you can use for any garment.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#4212
13:00:00
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef
NETA
(CC)
N/A #405
Weekend Entertaining
Chef Keller prepares a scrumptious dinner starting with a refreshing and healthy asparagus salad. For the main course, he uses a delicious cut of
beef, slow braised in beer accompanied by mac and cheese that's brought to a whole new level of goodness. Raw Asparagus, Radish, and
Shiitake Mushroom Salad; Braised Flat Iron Steak and Wild Mushroom Mac & Cheese.
13:30:00
Kevin Dundon's Back to Basics
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #103
Sauces
Getting the basic sauces right to transform any dish; a visit to the Anthenry Cattle Mart to learn the history of beef production in Ireland. Recipes
include: Basic Roux; Chicken Blanquette; Mayonnaise/Coleslaw; Salad Vinaigrette; Courgette & Feta Pasta Salad; Tomato Sauce; and Beef
Lasagne.
14:00:00
Taste of History
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #606
Take to the Waters
As the tide of settlement pushed native Americans further west, many aristocrats found respite at the Jefferson Pools in Warm Springs Virginia.
Chef Staib bathes in the history of the Hot Springs and retraces the path of 22 presidents at the historic Omni Homestead Hotel. Staib cooks
mountain trout, honey stung Brussels sprouts, "hausenpfeffer" braised marinated rabbit and roasted, stuffed tenderloin of venison.
14:30:00
Regal Fare
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A #112
Height of Summer
On today's episode, Chef Ian will be preparing a great dish that is light and fun for any summer backyard party. Celebrate with this recipe that
includes Tomato salad, Duck, and lemon tart for dessert.
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1709
Pleasing Patterns
Whether repeating, symmetrical or even asymmetrical; patterns give jewelry structure and style. First, it's easy to play and experiment with
patterns when you use a bead board. Next, Erin Madsen creates a stretchy, woven bracelet featuring repetition and pattern. Then, Molly Schaller
demonstrates a fiesta bracelet using double strand sliders for an asymmetrical design. Finally, Kate Richbourg shows how to make her signature
stacked pearl ring.
15:30:00
Crafting at the Spotted Canary
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #312
Things That Are Shared
Sharing gifts with friends in an unexpected moment is a warm and sincere gesture of friendship. Make a friendship bracelet with crystals, tie it on
your friend's wrist while she makes a wish, when it falls off - her wish will come true. Make a special box that can house memories that you and
your friend can share. Make something that your friends would not purchase for themselves, felt is a great fiber to sculpt into a bowl that makes a
fun and functional gift.
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Curiosity Quest
NETA
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N/A #703
Race Car Building
Have you ever wondered how race cars can go so fast? Or how they are built? Tune into this episode of Curiosity Quest as host Joel Greene
ventures through the JR Motorsports facility in NC to experience what it's like to sit in a race car and learn all about the extensive process and
testing they must go through in order to hit the track.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #1713
Use It
Use what you make and get double fun from your crafts. Weave hip survival bracelets with some tips from Katie. Franz uses everyday objects to
make a robot storage container. Blogger Rachel Howard and her kids make a miniature construction site for toy earth-moving equipment! Use
items from the Family Craft Box and recycle old road maps to craft a travel case full of learning games and activities - and treats, too!
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #3011
Grand Tour
The house is done! Enjoy a sneak peak behind the scenes as Vicki and her design friends furnish the entire house in just one day. It's a fastforward decorating process but you'll going to love the way it turns out. Vicki has tips for you to use when planning your next major decorating
task from drape hanging to furniture placement.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #225
Composting in the Twenty-First Century
Although basic composting happens naturally, with the advent of some scientific know-how, we can still enhance the best soil amendment on
earth: compost. Some companies, run by avid gardeners, have made it their life's work to make a good thing even better. In this episode, we dig
deeper into some of this work to find out how modern science has improved on perfection and how we can apply this information to our own
gardens for even better results.
18:00:00
Journal
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#11099
18:30:00
Euromaxx
WNVT
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1119
19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6037
19:30:00
Global 3000
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#720
20:00:00
Sun Studio Sessions
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #612
Deering and Down
Deering and Down, is a Memphis based duo that brings their genre-bending, unorthodox style to fans worldwide, including as featured artists on
the Recording Academy's inaugural "Grammy Festival at Sea." In this episode, the artists talk about their approach to music and perform several
tracks, including songs from their acclaimed release "Out There Somewhere."
20:30:00
Jammin at Hippie Jack's
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #709
Jim Lauderdale (Country/Folk/Folk Rock)
Jim Lauderdale is a multi-talented performer and songwriter, with successes in both country and bluegrass music. His roots stem from the
Carolinas, yet his career has taken him all over the United States and abroad, making him an international recording artist with an ever-growing
fan base. Jim won "Artist of the Year" and "Song of the Year" at the first "Honors and Awards Show" held by the Americana Music Association in
2002.
21:00:00
22:00:00
Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A
#601
Ancient Roads from Christ to Constantine
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #103
Age of the Apostles
Travel with Jonathan Phillips on Paul's third and final missionary journey as the Apostolic Age comes to an end. Witness how the remaining
apostles, except for John, are martyred for their unwavering beliefs. In Rome, Paul and the Apostle Peter will both meet their fate at the hands of
one of the cruelest tyrants in history.
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Cuba's Secret Side
NETA
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DVI #101
Under The Radar
Knowing that the Cuban government severely restricts all foreign journalists, Karin Muller took a huge risk - she set out to film a documentary on
a simple tourist visa. Free of government minders, she hitchhiked around Cuba for three months - sleeping in private homes, working with
farmers and fishermen, and participating in festivals and religious ceremonies. She was arrested over a dozen times, but in the end she
discovered a side of Cuba that few foreigners get to see. Like Hector - Havana's pizza guy - who lives on the third floor and uses a basket and
pulley system to deliver pizza. Or the wonderful way Cubans have of turning a tedious wait in line into a social event, and the unexpected joy of
Havana's waterfront. Cubans joke that the Revolution produced three successes and three failures. The successes were health care, education,
and social equality. The failures were breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In the rural sugar town of La Vega, Muller discovered the secret to Cuba's
good health. Dr. Angelina walks house to house, visiting every one of La Vega's two thousand inhabitants - even if they're healthy - at least twice
a year. Angelina knows everything about her patients, from how many pillows they sleep with to whether they're getting along with their spouses.
She is happy with her life and work, despite going home each night to a tiny, dilapidated apartment without running water and having to work two
days to earn enough to buy her family a can of spam. Education is another Cuban success - 97% literacy and free universities - but it's not all
good news. Books and newspapers are censored, so a nation that has learned to love the written word has no choice but to read the party line.
The monthly food distribution provides all Cuban citizens with staples like sugar, rice, and beans. The government also pays retired Cubans a
pension, though it's rarely enough to make ends meet. The elderly often augment their meager incomes selling newspapers or collecting cans on
the street. When Castro took over Cuba, most wealthy Cubans fled. The government divided their mansions among the poor. Fifty years later
tenants still pay virtually no rent, but the marble floors and vaulted ceilings are now human warrens where thousands of Cubans live with
crumbling roofs and no running water. Lurking in the basement of one building is a sea of human feces, roiling with maggots. The plumbing rotted
out years ago. The Cuban government is not entirely to blame. Cuba was in fact doing quite well until 1989, when the Soviet Union fell apart.
Without Soviet subsidies, the Cuban economy ground to a halt. Castro declared a "Special Period" and ordered farmers to go back to plowing
their fields by hand. In desperation, the government began allowing people to go into business for themselves. And Cubans have their own way
of dealing with adversity - through music and sports. Kids play baseball with homemade balls and bats on every street corner and in every park.
And even in the worst of times, the Cuban government still underwrites a free concert now and then. But you can't live on entertainment. Castro
urgently needed hard currency. He knew that over 60% of Cubans get money from overseas friends and family - he just had to find a way to get
his hands on some of it. So he printed a whole new currency and opened up a bunch of luxury stores filled with American sneakers, designer
sunglasses, and refrigerators. In the process, Cuba once again became a two-tiered society - those who have and those who don't - exactly what
he launched a revolution to end. Cubans are nothing if not ingenious. Despite having almost no money, they still manage to keep things going like their 60-year-old American cars. For those who can't afford a set of foreign wheels, there's always Cuba's public transportation system. It's
cheap, but breakdowns were so common that the government came up with an entirely new way to move people around - the camel bus. It's a
converted flatbed truck and can carry up to 300 passengers. When that wasn't enough, Castro made hitchhiking an official form of transportation.
Despite all of its efforts, Cuba was still in a downwards spiral. Reluctantly, Castro opened the country up to tourism with a string of new hotels and
resorts, but made sure that foreigners had as little contact with the locals as possible. Nowadays you can go hang out on a tourist beach, sit by
the pool, or take a horse-cart ride through old Havana. But if you do, you'll miss the most interesting part of Cuba - the Cubans themselves. They
are the focus of Hour 2 of Cuba's Secret Side.
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43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 80 of 126
Wed, May 20, 2015
Title
Subtitle
Start
00:00:01
Newsline
00:30:00
Global 3000
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6037
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#720
01:00:00
Sun Studio Sessions
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #612
Deering and Down
Deering and Down, is a Memphis based duo that brings their genre-bending, unorthodox style to fans worldwide, including as featured artists on
the Recording Academy's inaugural "Grammy Festival at Sea." In this episode, the artists talk about their approach to music and perform several
tracks, including songs from their acclaimed release "Out There Somewhere."
01:30:00
Jammin at Hippie Jack's
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #709
Jim Lauderdale (Country/Folk/Folk Rock)
Jim Lauderdale is a multi-talented performer and songwriter, with successes in both country and bluegrass music. His roots stem from the
Carolinas, yet his career has taken him all over the United States and abroad, making him an international recording artist with an ever-growing
fan base. Jim won "Artist of the Year" and "Song of the Year" at the first "Honors and Awards Show" held by the Americana Music Association in
2002.
02:00:00
Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#601
03:00:00
Ancient Roads from Christ to Constantine
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #103
Age of the Apostles
Travel with Jonathan Phillips on Paul's third and final missionary journey as the Apostolic Age comes to an end. Witness how the remaining
apostles, except for John, are martyred for their unwavering beliefs. In Rome, Paul and the Apostle Peter will both meet their fate at the hands of
one of the cruelest tyrants in history.
04:00:00
Cuba's Secret Side
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #101
Under The Radar
Knowing that the Cuban government severely restricts all foreign journalists, Karin Muller took a huge risk - she set out to film a documentary on
a simple tourist visa. Free of government minders, she hitchhiked around Cuba for three months - sleeping in private homes, working with
farmers and fishermen, and participating in festivals and religious ceremonies. She was arrested over a dozen times, but in the end she
discovered a side of Cuba that few foreigners get to see. Like Hector - Havana's pizza guy - who lives on the third floor and uses a basket and
pulley system to deliver pizza. Or the wonderful way Cubans have of turning a tedious wait in line into a social event, and the unexpected joy of
Havana's waterfront. Cubans joke that the Revolution produced three successes and three failures. The successes were health care, education,
and social equality. The failures were breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In the rural sugar town of La Vega, Muller discovered the secret to Cuba's
good health. Dr. Angelina walks house to house, visiting every one of La Vega's two thousand inhabitants - even if they're healthy - at least twice
a year. Angelina knows everything about her patients, from how many pillows they sleep with to whether they're getting along with their spouses.
She is happy with her life and work, despite going home each night to a tiny, dilapidated apartment without running water and having to work two
days to earn enough to buy her family a can of spam. Education is another Cuban success - 97% literacy and free universities - but it's not all
good news. Books and newspapers are censored, so a nation that has learned to love the written word has no choice but to read the party line.
The monthly food distribution provides all Cuban citizens with staples like sugar, rice, and beans. The government also pays retired Cubans a
pension, though it's rarely enough to make ends meet. The elderly often augment their meager incomes selling newspapers or collecting cans on
the street. When Castro took over Cuba, most wealthy Cubans fled. The government divided their mansions among the poor. Fifty years later
tenants still pay virtually no rent, but the marble floors and vaulted ceilings are now human warrens where thousands of Cubans live with
crumbling roofs and no running water. Lurking in the basement of one building is a sea of human feces, roiling with maggots. The plumbing rotted
out years ago. The Cuban government is not entirely to blame. Cuba was in fact doing quite well until 1989, when the Soviet Union fell apart.
Without Soviet subsidies, the Cuban economy ground to a halt. Castro declared a "Special Period" and ordered farmers to go back to plowing
their fields by hand. In desperation, the government began allowing people to go into business for themselves. And Cubans have their own way
of dealing with adversity - through music and sports. Kids play baseball with homemade balls and bats on every street corner and in every park.
And even in the worst of times, the Cuban government still underwrites a free concert now and then. But you can't live on entertainment. Castro
urgently needed hard currency. He knew that over 60% of Cubans get money from overseas friends and family - he just had to find a way to get
his hands on some of it. So he printed a whole new currency and opened up a bunch of luxury stores filled with American sneakers, designer
sunglasses, and refrigerators. In the process, Cuba once again became a two-tiered society - those who have and those who don't - exactly what
he launched a revolution to end. Cubans are nothing if not ingenious. Despite having almost no money, they still manage to keep things going like their 60-year-old American cars. For those who can't afford a set of foreign wheels, there's always Cuba's public transportation system. It's
cheap, but breakdowns were so common that the government came up with an entirely new way to move people around - the camel bus. It's a
converted flatbed truck and can carry up to 300 passengers. When that wasn't enough, Castro made hitchhiking an official form of transportation.
Despite all of its efforts, Cuba was still in a downwards spiral. Reluctantly, Castro opened the country up to tourism with a string of new hotels and
resorts, but made sure that foreigners had as little contact with the locals as possible. Nowadays you can go hang out on a tourist beach, sit by
the pool, or take a horse-cart ride through old Havana. But if you do, you'll miss the most interesting part of Cuba - the Cubans themselves. They
are the focus of Hour 2 of Cuba's Secret Side.
05:00:00
Great Conversations
NETA
(CC)
N/A #113
Elie Wiesel and Gustav Niebuhr
Elie Wiesel (Nobel Prize winner and author of And the Sea Is Never Full, Memoirs, 1969-) and Gustav Niebuhr (former New York Times religion
correspondent).
Daily Program Listing II
43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 81 of 126
Wed, May 20, 2015
Title
Subtitle
Start
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
Distrib
Stereo
KCSM
Cap
(N)
AS2 Episode
N/A
#1412
08:00:00
Peep and the Big Wide World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #204
Spring Thing/ Spring Thingy/Pocoyo - Vamoosh on the Loose
It's winter, it's blah, and everything looks dead. Can Peep, Quack, and Chirp survive until spring? Peep discovers his inner bounce when he
encounters a frog, a mattress, and a jack-in-the-box. Then, Pocoyo promises to teach Baby Bird to drive the Vamoosh but keeps putting it off.
Fed up, Baby Bird decides to have a go on his own.
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #110
It's A Steal/Iwhich Way Is Up?
"It's a Steal" - A suspicious looking man is accused of stealing from his neighbors. The townspeople learn that things are not always what they
seem. "Which Way Is Up?" - A family goes in search of a better life but they descend into bickering and hatred when they can't agree on the right
path to take. In the end, they learn there is more than one way up the mountain.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Headache Prevention
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Unlock Your Hips
NETA
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#122
(CC)
DVI
#814
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
Posture
Mary Ann breaks down techniques to improve our posture and special guest Jeff Brooks gives us a balance exercise for the day.
#1408
10:30:00
It's Sew Easy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #813
The Me Decade - The 1970s
The Energy Crisis, inflation and the gas shortage ushered in the 1970's. There were no fashion "rules". Styles and influences came from all over
the world as each individual created a personal style. Sewing expert Angela Wolf shows how to make a fashionable, updated peasant blouse with
today's Boho look. Embroidery expert Marie Zinno adds colorful embroidery to jeans to give them unique fashion flair.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1302
Short Stuff
Today's theme is short stuff. Myra Wood shows how to work short-rows in a colorful scarf pattern. Online editor Kathleen Cubley gives us the long
and the short of her fun job of creating knitting content for a living. Lily Chin demonstrates the crochet version of short-rowing while we make a
hat. On Tools of the Trade, Tanis looks at products that offer a few knitting short cuts. Last, Vickie ties up Loose Ends by demonstrating how
garter stitch makes knitting short rows a cinch.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #306
The Yoga Skirt
Begin your sewing journey with a simple project with guaranteed success. The Yoga Skirt is a perfect travel garment for your sewing road trip.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#4213
13:00:00
Lidia's Kitchen
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #120
Heart Healthy & Heavenly
Lidia prepares a meal of crispy Savory Potatoes baked with tomatoes and a heart-healthy Salmon with Mustard Sauce. Dessert is a light, fluffy
Angel Cake, garnished with fresh berries.
13:30:00
Sara's Weeknight Meals
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #419
The Bird Is The Word
Who doesn't like chicken? In a salute to our favorite bird, Sara presents two of her most loved recipes: White Bean Chicken Chili and Angry
Chicken, cooked with special guest, Top Chef's Dale Talde.
14:00:00
Simply Ming
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1210
Shrimp & Garlic: Compass-Wide Comfort Combo
MATT GOULDING/Gambas Al Ajilla. On this episode of Simply Ming, we explore a comfort food from the sea: shrimp. Shrimp absorbs flavors
beautifully and there are many flavors that compliment it but garlic is one of the best. Ming prepares Sauteed Shrimp with Garlic Black Pepper
Sauce over rice. Chef and author Matt Goulding then adds some Spanish flair to the kitchen with his Gambas al Ajillo, his Spanish wife's favorite
comfort food. Delicioso y perfeccion.
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43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 82 of 126
Wed, May 20, 2015
Title
Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
14:30:00
Kevin Dundon's Modern Irish Food
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #108
Savory to Sweet
Kevin serves up a warming courgette and almond soup followed by a rack of Wexford lamb with an Asian twist served with a potato rosti. Plus,
caramelized apple chutney; dandelion salad with bacon and poached eggs; and orange marmalade pudding.
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1710
Outside The Box
Look at supplies with fresh eyes; most components can be used in many different ways. The first segment features layered button pendants.
Next, Mary Hettmansperger demonstrates how to use cold connections with pewter spacers to create a dimensional, convertible brooch. Then,
Molly Schaller shows the Greek Goddess necklace using sliders in a different way. Finally, stitch pro Jean Campbell shares tips for preserving
beadwork.
15:30:00
Crafting at the Spotted Canary
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #313
Things for Your Pet
Our pets are our best friends; they need some little gifts that make them feel special. Make a special felted friend, a feline inspired banner, and a
little felted kitty toy.
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #704
A Day on the Farm
Did you know that farmers typically wake up before the sun rises? Join host Joel Greene on this adventure to learn what it's like to be a farmer.
Joel tastes the strong arugula plant, meets a hungry pig, spots a fresh chicken egg and gets up close and personal with a dairy cow.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
Crafty Creatures
Make some crafty creatures: a sock arm- puppet, bugs and butterflies from balloon ends, a long legged bear and a sock bird.
DVI
#1501
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3012
Shade Garden
Do you have a muddy, shady area in your yard? Vicki shares how she solved this problem at her house with a raised wooden walkway and new
shade plants. Learn how to transplant plants and divide Hostas to multiple your plant inventory. Discover beautiful and colorful shade plants that
you can add to your garden. This is a fun afternoon spent with Vicki in her own garden.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #226
Thomas Jefferson & Monticello - A True Organic Gardener In Action
To gardeners, Thomas Jefferson holds a special place of honor. The gardens at Monticello were a botanic laboratory of ornamental and useful
plants from around the world. As an avid plantsman and gardener, Mr. Jefferson kept detailed records over many years of his horticultural
discoveries, plant exchanges with friends around Europe as well as his successes and failures when it came to his own gardening and farming
practices at Monticello. Thanks to his meticulous records and the historic preservation of the grounds, today we can step back in time to see how
one of the most famous green gardeners in history lived out his passion for gardening at Monticello.
18:00:00
Journal
18:30:00
19:00:00
19:30:00
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#11100
Asia Insight
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#307
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6038
Latin View
APT
(S)
(CC)
N/A #508
White Collared Professionals
Even though Hispanics comprise more than 13% of the U.S. labor force, only a small percentage of white-collar professionals are Latino. Sherri
and her guests explore the growing need for Latinos in professions such as law, business administration and engineering. Guests: Jose Ramirez
- President of the Colorado Hispanic Bar Association; Yuliana Porras - Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers; Daniel Martinez - President of
the Denver chapter of the National Society of Hispanic MBAs.
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43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 83 of 126
Wed, May 20, 2015
Start
Title
Subtitle
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
20:00:00
French Embassy Centers of Excellencemulti-Man Publishingrick Porterwargaming.
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
Marion found respite during a time of trouble. George found his life partner. Marjorie found something she'd thought she'd lost forever. They all
found more than they bargained for when they joined the New Horizons Music Program, a program for senior musicians whose skills range from
novice to seasoned. Marion, George, Marjorie and others share how they found a new connection to music and so much more in the hour-long
documentary, MUSIC FOR LIFE: THE STORY OF NEW HORIZONS. What started as a 30-member band in Rochester, New York more than 20
years ago has grown to a program that includes 10,000 musicians in 215 New Horizons bands across the United States, as well as Canada,
Ireland, Australia, and several other countries. The New Horizons program defies the notion that "retirement means sitting on your sofa all day,
watching television, and waiting to die." Whether New Horizons' members have rekindled, or found for the first time, their passion for music and
performing - they are part of something bigger than themselves. Along the way, they have discovered new abilities, formed life-long friendships,
and proved to us all that life is a journey, not a race. The New Horizons program defies the notion that "retirement means sitting on your sofa all
day, watching television, and waiting to die." That's how Dr. Roy Ernst, professor emeritus at Eastman School of Music and New Horizons
founder, puts it. His philosophy, as he explains in the documentary, is that anyone can learn to play music at a personal level that will bring a
sense of accomplishment. "When you play a great piece of music you're in the presence of something far greater than yourself," explains
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra conductor Laureate Christopher Seaman. And, that's exactly what New Horizons' members experience.
21:00:00
Music Voyager
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #602
Pueblo, Co
The Music Voyager team travels to Pueblo, Colorado to experience the ways in which this industrious city has promoted creative expressions to
revitalize the community. Host Jacob Edgar meets Inaiah Lujan, the founder of the band The Haunted Windchimes. Lujan and other local artists
and musicians go on a journey across Pueblo, a town blessed with perpetual sunshine, a proud and culturally diverse community, and ample
amounts of Pueblo chili peppers. Along the way, they discover that Pueblo embodies the American experience, from the pioneer days to the eras
of industrialization and immigration.
21:30:00
New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising Artists
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#102
22:00:00
Lost Child: Sayon's Journey
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
LOST CHILD: SAYON'S JOURNEY explores the Cambodian genocide (1975-1979) and its lasting impact through the eyes of a former Khmer
Rouge child soldier. Narrating in his own voice, Sayon Soeun confronts his haunting childhood experiences during Cambodia's darkest hour - the
genocide claimed an estimated 1.7 million people - revealing for the first time the horrors he witnessed and his struggles as he came of age. The
Khmer Rouge abducted Sayon at the age of six, robbing him of both family life and an education, and forced him to carry out the brutal dictates of
the Pol Pot-led Maoist regime. After four years, Sayon and hundreds of thousands of citizens and fellow soldiers fled west to Thailand, ending up
in makeshift refugee camps along the border. From there, he transitioned to an orphanage, where he was adopted by a loving American family
from Connecticut. This moving and powerful film, winner of a Cine Golden Eagle Award, follows Sayon's first journey back to his home country in
35 years to find the family he thought he lost forever and to forgive himself for his complicity as a Khmer Rouge soldier. The film builds to a
suspenseful conclusion as Sayon receives the results of DNA tests that will confirm or refute his relationship to the people he meets in Cambodia.
23:00:00
Japanese American Lives
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
Don't Lose Your Soul/Honor & Sacrifice
"Don't Lose Your Soul" by Jim Choi and Chihiro Wimbush - This documentary is an intimate portrait of Asian American musical legends bassist
Mark Izu and Grammy-nominated drummer Anthony Brown, two founders of the Asian American Jazz Movement. Both have been revered
throughout the Asian American community both as artists and community activities since the 1960's. "Honor & Sacrifice" by Lucy Ostrander "Honor & Sacrifice" tells the complex story of a Japanese immigrant family ripped apart by WWII. The Matsumoto family included five sons; two
who fought for the Americans and three who fought for the Japanese. The eldest, Hiroshi (Roy), became a hero, fighting against the Japanese
with Merrill's Marauders, an American guerrilla unit in Burma.
Daily Program Listing II
43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 84 of 126
Thu, May 21, 2015
Title
Subtitle
Start
00:00:01
Newsline
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6038
00:30:00
Latin View
APT
(S)
(CC)
N/A #508
White Collared Professionals
Even though Hispanics comprise more than 13% of the U.S. labor force, only a small percentage of white-collar professionals are Latino. Sherri
and her guests explore the growing need for Latinos in professions such as law, business administration and engineering. Guests: Jose Ramirez
- President of the Colorado Hispanic Bar Association; Yuliana Porras - Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers; Daniel Martinez - President of
the Denver chapter of the National Society of Hispanic MBAs.
01:00:00
French Embassy Centers of Excellencemulti-Man Publishingrick Porterwargaming.
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
Marion found respite during a time of trouble. George found his life partner. Marjorie found something she'd thought she'd lost forever. They all
found more than they bargained for when they joined the New Horizons Music Program, a program for senior musicians whose skills range from
novice to seasoned. Marion, George, Marjorie and others share how they found a new connection to music and so much more in the hour-long
documentary, MUSIC FOR LIFE: THE STORY OF NEW HORIZONS. What started as a 30-member band in Rochester, New York more than 20
years ago has grown to a program that includes 10,000 musicians in 215 New Horizons bands across the United States, as well as Canada,
Ireland, Australia, and several other countries. The New Horizons program defies the notion that "retirement means sitting on your sofa all day,
watching television, and waiting to die." Whether New Horizons' members have rekindled, or found for the first time, their passion for music and
performing - they are part of something bigger than themselves. Along the way, they have discovered new abilities, formed life-long friendships,
and proved to us all that life is a journey, not a race. The New Horizons program defies the notion that "retirement means sitting on your sofa all
day, watching television, and waiting to die." That's how Dr. Roy Ernst, professor emeritus at Eastman School of Music and New Horizons
founder, puts it. His philosophy, as he explains in the documentary, is that anyone can learn to play music at a personal level that will bring a
sense of accomplishment. "When you play a great piece of music you're in the presence of something far greater than yourself," explains
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra conductor Laureate Christopher Seaman. And, that's exactly what New Horizons' members experience.
02:00:00
Music Voyager
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #602
Pueblo, Co
The Music Voyager team travels to Pueblo, Colorado to experience the ways in which this industrious city has promoted creative expressions to
revitalize the community. Host Jacob Edgar meets Inaiah Lujan, the founder of the band The Haunted Windchimes. Lujan and other local artists
and musicians go on a journey across Pueblo, a town blessed with perpetual sunshine, a proud and culturally diverse community, and ample
amounts of Pueblo chili peppers. Along the way, they discover that Pueblo embodies the American experience, from the pioneer days to the eras
of industrialization and immigration.
02:30:00
New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising Artists
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#102
03:00:00
Lost Child: Sayon's Journey
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
LOST CHILD: SAYON'S JOURNEY explores the Cambodian genocide (1975-1979) and its lasting impact through the eyes of a former Khmer
Rouge child soldier. Narrating in his own voice, Sayon Soeun confronts his haunting childhood experiences during Cambodia's darkest hour - the
genocide claimed an estimated 1.7 million people - revealing for the first time the horrors he witnessed and his struggles as he came of age. The
Khmer Rouge abducted Sayon at the age of six, robbing him of both family life and an education, and forced him to carry out the brutal dictates of
the Pol Pot-led Maoist regime. After four years, Sayon and hundreds of thousands of citizens and fellow soldiers fled west to Thailand, ending up
in makeshift refugee camps along the border. From there, he transitioned to an orphanage, where he was adopted by a loving American family
from Connecticut. This moving and powerful film, winner of a Cine Golden Eagle Award, follows Sayon's first journey back to his home country in
35 years to find the family he thought he lost forever and to forgive himself for his complicity as a Khmer Rouge soldier. The film builds to a
suspenseful conclusion as Sayon receives the results of DNA tests that will confirm or refute his relationship to the people he meets in Cambodia.
04:00:00
Japanese American Lives
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
Don't Lose Your Soul/Honor & Sacrifice
"Don't Lose Your Soul" by Jim Choi and Chihiro Wimbush - This documentary is an intimate portrait of Asian American musical legends bassist
Mark Izu and Grammy-nominated drummer Anthony Brown, two founders of the Asian American Jazz Movement. Both have been revered
throughout the Asian American community both as artists and community activities since the 1960's. "Honor & Sacrifice" by Lucy Ostrander "Honor & Sacrifice" tells the complex story of a Japanese immigrant family ripped apart by WWII. The Matsumoto family included five sons; two
who fought for the Americans and three who fought for the Japanese. The eldest, Hiroshi (Roy), became a hero, fighting against the Japanese
with Merrill's Marauders, an American guerrilla unit in Burma.
05:00:00
Miller Center's American Forum
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2508
Aftermath of the Endless War - The Dilemma of Political Islam
JOHN OWEN discussed his newest book Confronting Political Islam: Six Lessons from the West's Past, exploring the historical origins of the
current fractured relations between much of the Islamic world and the West. Joined by AHMED AL-RAHIM a professor of Islamic studies and
expert on Islam's Sharia law.
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1413
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43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 85 of 126
Thu, May 21, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
08:00:00
Peep and the Big Wide World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #205
You Can Count On Bunnies/Falling Feathers/ Pocoyo - Shutterbug
Five (or maybe it's 30) young bunnies have gotten lost. Can Peep and Quack help them find their bunnysitter? Quack's losing his feathers, but
just how many (is too many)? Then, Pocoyo, Elly and Baby Bird are bored of Pato's countless flower photos so they encourage him to take
pictures of them instead. But each time Pato takes a photo, someone moves.
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #111
To Hatch A Thief/The Gift of Norooz
"To Hatch a Thief" - When ordinary townspeople resort to stealing, they soon learn what it's like to have to live among thieves. "The Gift of
Norooz" - A poor family learns the true spirit of giving during the Persian New Year.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Interval Training
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Increase Your Energy
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
Breathing
Mary Ann offers several techniques to develop healthy breathing habits.
NETA
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N/A
#123
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DVI
#815
NETA
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N/A
#1409
10:30:00
Sewing with Nancy
NETA
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N/A #2721
Sew Speedy Lone Star Quilts
It's about time...for a speedy version of the Lone Star quilt design. The Lone Star Quilt pattern is noted for its beauty, striking design, and hmmm,
difficulty to stitch. Nancy has totally redesigned the cutting and piecing process of this traditional design and made it speedy to sew. Plus, you
learn creative design options.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
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N/A #1303
Literary Knits
Visit the knitting library as former costume designer Annie Modesitt talks about knitting's place in literature. Then, Nikol Lohr shares some of her
amazing literature-inspired knits virtually, from the old schoolhouse she calls home. Next, author and designer Joanna Johnson's love for Anne of
Green Gables inspired her to create a book of her own. On Tools of the Trade, Tanis reviews books for readers (and knitters) of all ages in which
knitting plays a prominent role. Last is Vickie tying up Loose Ends with a crocheted bookmark tutorial.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
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(CC)
One Pattern - My New Wardrobe
You only need one pattern to get you where you want to go. Make a whole new wardrobe for your trip using one pattern.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
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(CC)
N/A
#307
N/A
#4214
13:00:00
Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #1008
How to Feed A City
Chef Edgar Nunez wants to change the world. Like Rick, Edgar believes everyone should have access to fresh, local food; he believes Mexican
chefs should embrace their own cuisine; and he believes in mentoring the younger generation. Rick and Edgar strategize over a meal of duck
carnitas with mole negro at Sud 777, Edgar's strikingly beautiful fine dining Mexico City restaurant. Then they take it to the streets where Edgar's
mission continues via food trucks that serve fresh, affordable tacos, tostadas and caldos to all manner of customers. At home, Rick shares his
tips and recipes for a stress-free tostada party - including great guacamole - sure to change your world.
13:30:00
Cooking with Nick Stellino
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #108
A Shrimp Feast
Nick visits the fish monger and guides the viewer though a series of tips and techniques on how to make incredibly flavorful shrimp recipes which
are fool proof and look and taste like a million dollars. Chef Stellino prepares Shrimp with Garbanzo Beans, Arugula & Sun-dried Tomatoes in a
Chardonnay Sauce and a Salad with Shrimp, Watermelon & Goat Cheese.
14:00:00
The Jazzy Vegetarian
NETA
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(CC)
DVI #406
South of the Border
Host Laura Theodore prepares a fiesta menu. Special guests: Ed Begley Jr., Dr. Pam Popper and Chef Del Sroufe. Menu features "Easy Burrito
Bake," the perfect recipe for a casual weeknight supper. On the side, "Lively Lime Tortilla Chips" provide crunch and jazzy pizazz. For a sweet
note, "Chocolate Rice Pudding" makes a satisfying and healthy dessert treat to round out this colorful menu.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 86 of 126
Thu, May 21, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
14:30:00
Essential Pepin
APTEX
(S)
Light As Air
Meringue Shells With Chantilly Cream; Macaroons; Chocolate Roll; Chocolate Souffle Cake With Raspberry Sauce.
Cap
AS2 Episode
(CC)
DVI
#121
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1711
Making Connections
Wrap, coil, weave, and hammer your way toward interesting jewelry. There are many creative ways to join jewelry and in many cases these
connections become an integral part of the design. The first design features chandelier findings created with wire wrap techniques. Next, Brenda
Schweder wraps her way to bracelets. Then, Joe Silvera shows how to make your own prong settings for unusual shapes. Finally, expert seed
beader Leslie Rogalski weaves parallel crystals and pearls.
15:30:00
B Organic with Michele Beschen
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #301
Foraging Fun
Forager Andy Benson talks about why he chooses wild edibles for his daily diet and joins Michele in her own backyard to share how to prepare a
few of his favorite wild edibles like Wild Bergamot, Chicory, Cattails, Milkweed Pods and Sumac.
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #705
Ice Sculpting
Did you know that hot water freezes faster than cold water? Join host Joel Greene on this chilling episode of Curiosity Quest as he learns the art
of ice sculpting. Experience the freezing temperatures that must be regulated in order to create these masterful creations.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #1502
Unusual Holidays
Celebrate unusual holidays on Hands On. Make a non edible pretzel ornament for National Pretzel Day, a miniature Japanese doll for National
Doll Festival Day, a felt ice cream ornament for National Ice Cream Day and a cool picture to hang on the wall for National Popcorn Day.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #3013
A Home with a Heart
Vicki joins the Purple Heart Homes organization to renovate a home for a veteran and his family. Vicki's design ideas transform the exterior of a
simple track home with new insulated vinyl siding, decorative accents, a new door and lighting. For the first time this military family will have a
house of their own.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #302
The Dirt On Creating A Healthy Garden (Raleigh, Nc)
The foundation of any healthy garden starts with the soil. This episode goes to the source with a tour of a Soil Testing lab and the U.S.
Composting Council for a better understanding of how to create the best foundation in your home garden.
18:00:00
Journal
DW
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(CC)
N/A
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18:30:00
Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A
#1147
19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6039
19:30:00
Native Report
WDSE
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1003
On this Native Report we visit an engaging on-campus summer youth program at the University Wisconsin Eau Claire Campus called
Strengthening Our Nations, it's designed to provide pivotal experiences for college bound youth. The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe resolved to
establish their own tribal college in 1990 and now offer a fully accredited educational service with traditional cultural philosophy and values of the
Anishinaabeg. And to celebrate our 10th season on the air we'll revisit the Cobell litigation which involved billions of dollars and affected hundreds
of thousands of individuals across Indian Country.
20:00:00
Jubilee
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1104
The Boxcars/The Skip Cherryholmes Quintet/The Chapmans
Performances from the 2012 International Bluegrass Music Association Fanfest in Nashville feature IBMA 2012 Instrumental Group of the Year
The Boxcars, rising star Skip Cherryholmes and his quintet, and first-generation family group The Chapmans.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 87 of 126
Thu, May 21, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
21:00:00
Live from the Artists Den
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #903
Cage The Elephant
Cage the Elephant brought their funky, soulfully psychedelic sound to the stage at the Santa Barbara Art Foundry Wednesday evening. The set,
drawn mostly from last year's Melophobia album, was filmed at the gallery for an upcoming episode of Live from the Artists Den. Thriving off the
energy of the crowd of 400 invited guests, frontman Matt Shultz delivered an epic performance in an intimate setting, hurling himself around the
small space like a man possessed, while the rest of the band equaled his intensity. The evening ended with a shirtless Shultz held aloft by the
cheering crowd, a triumphant exclamation point to an unforgettable night.
22:00:00
Lost Bird Project
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#0
THE LOST BIRD PROJECT charts sculptor Todd McGrain's efforts to memorialize five birds - the Great Auk, Carolina Parakeet, Labrador Duck,
Passenger Pigeon and Heath Hen - driven to extinction in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The captivating nature documentary follows
McGrain and his brother-in-law, Andy, as they embark on a road trip in search of the last-known locations of the birds and seek permission to
install McGrain's six-foot-tall bronze sculptures on those sites. Travelling from the tropical swamps of Florida to the rocky coasts of Newfoundland
to the shores of Martha's Vineyard, the men spend more than two years scouting locations, talking to park rangers, speaking at town meetings
and battling bureaucracy in their effort to gather support for the project. An elegy to the five birds, THE LOST BIRD PROJECT is a thoughtful and
sometimes humorous look at the artist and his mission.
23:00:00
Why Quilts Matter: History, Art & Politics
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #103
The Quilt Marketplace
The marketplace for quilts has always been a bit of a mystery. It's hard to understand why some quilts are so much pricier than others, and why
some old quilts aren't worth anything at all. And how can an artist ask $10,000 for a brand new quilt...and get it? In this episode of Why Quilts
Matter, host Shelly Zegart takes you behind the scenes in the quilt marketplace-past and present-where you will meet its players, learn its
unwritten rules, and penetrate its secrets. Discover why one 19th century quilt was worth $264,000.00 and how a quilt can go from $150 to
$20,000 as it passes from picker to dealer, up the ladder of expertise. Find out how artists price their quilts in the contemporary market and how
technology is changing the playing field forever.
23:30:00
This American Land
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #403
Wilderness Anniversary, Arkansas Oil Pipeline, Climbing Fish
Marking the fiftieth anniversary of the Wilderness Act, we explore its origins and success in protecting more than 100 million acres of unspoiled
natural wilderness, a distinctly American achievement. There are still many more areas of wild nature that deserve protection, and the Wilderness
Act remains an essential law in the cause of conservation. In March, 2013, a rupture in a buried oil pipeline surprised suburban homeowners in
Mayflower, Arkansas by flooding their streets with crude oil. Many of them didn't even know there was a pipeline under their yards. To find out
more about this event, we offer a two-part investigative story co-produced with Inside Climate News, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporting unit.
Researchers study a type of Goby fish in Hawaii that climbs up steep waterfalls to reach its freshwater spawning areas, an amazing story of
adaptation and evolution over time.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 88 of 126
Fri, May 22, 2015
Title
Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
00:00:01
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6039
00:30:00
Native Report
WDSE
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1003
On this Native Report we visit an engaging on-campus summer youth program at the University Wisconsin Eau Claire Campus called
Strengthening Our Nations, it's designed to provide pivotal experiences for college bound youth. The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe resolved to
establish their own tribal college in 1990 and now offer a fully accredited educational service with traditional cultural philosophy and values of the
Anishinaabeg. And to celebrate our 10th season on the air we'll revisit the Cobell litigation which involved billions of dollars and affected hundreds
of thousands of individuals across Indian Country.
01:00:00
Jubilee
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1104
The Boxcars/The Skip Cherryholmes Quintet/The Chapmans
Performances from the 2012 International Bluegrass Music Association Fanfest in Nashville feature IBMA 2012 Instrumental Group of the Year
The Boxcars, rising star Skip Cherryholmes and his quintet, and first-generation family group The Chapmans.
02:00:00
Live from the Artists Den
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #903
Cage The Elephant
Cage the Elephant brought their funky, soulfully psychedelic sound to the stage at the Santa Barbara Art Foundry Wednesday evening. The set,
drawn mostly from last year's Melophobia album, was filmed at the gallery for an upcoming episode of Live from the Artists Den. Thriving off the
energy of the crowd of 400 invited guests, frontman Matt Shultz delivered an epic performance in an intimate setting, hurling himself around the
small space like a man possessed, while the rest of the band equaled his intensity. The evening ended with a shirtless Shultz held aloft by the
cheering crowd, a triumphant exclamation point to an unforgettable night.
03:00:00
Lost Bird Project
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#0
THE LOST BIRD PROJECT charts sculptor Todd McGrain's efforts to memorialize five birds - the Great Auk, Carolina Parakeet, Labrador Duck,
Passenger Pigeon and Heath Hen - driven to extinction in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The captivating nature documentary follows
McGrain and his brother-in-law, Andy, as they embark on a road trip in search of the last-known locations of the birds and seek permission to
install McGrain's six-foot-tall bronze sculptures on those sites. Travelling from the tropical swamps of Florida to the rocky coasts of Newfoundland
to the shores of Martha's Vineyard, the men spend more than two years scouting locations, talking to park rangers, speaking at town meetings
and battling bureaucracy in their effort to gather support for the project. An elegy to the five birds, THE LOST BIRD PROJECT is a thoughtful and
sometimes humorous look at the artist and his mission.
04:00:00
Why Quilts Matter: History, Art & Politics
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #103
The Quilt Marketplace
The marketplace for quilts has always been a bit of a mystery. It's hard to understand why some quilts are so much pricier than others, and why
some old quilts aren't worth anything at all. And how can an artist ask $10,000 for a brand new quilt...and get it? In this episode of Why Quilts
Matter, host Shelly Zegart takes you behind the scenes in the quilt marketplace-past and present-where you will meet its players, learn its
unwritten rules, and penetrate its secrets. Discover why one 19th century quilt was worth $264,000.00 and how a quilt can go from $150 to
$20,000 as it passes from picker to dealer, up the ladder of expertise. Find out how artists price their quilts in the contemporary market and how
technology is changing the playing field forever.
04:30:00
This American Land
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #403
Wilderness Anniversary, Arkansas Oil Pipeline, Climbing Fish
Marking the fiftieth anniversary of the Wilderness Act, we explore its origins and success in protecting more than 100 million acres of unspoiled
natural wilderness, a distinctly American achievement. There are still many more areas of wild nature that deserve protection, and the Wilderness
Act remains an essential law in the cause of conservation. In March, 2013, a rupture in a buried oil pipeline surprised suburban homeowners in
Mayflower, Arkansas by flooding their streets with crude oil. Many of them didn't even know there was a pipeline under their yards. To find out
more about this event, we offer a two-part investigative story co-produced with Inside Climate News, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporting unit.
Researchers study a type of Goby fish in Hawaii that climbs up steep waterfalls to reach its freshwater spawning areas, an amazing story of
adaptation and evolution over time.
05:00:00
Miller Center's American Forum
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2509
Aftermath of the Endless War-The Invisible Front-Suicide in the American Military
Now managing editor of Foreign Policy, discusses a military family that lost two sons-one to suicide and one in combat-and the book he wrote
about them and rising rates of suicide among U.S. military personnel: The Invisible Front: Love and Loss in an Era of Endless War. Dreazen
covered the Iraq and Afghanistan wars for The Wall Street Journal and has reported from more than 30 countries.
06:00:00
08:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1414
Peep and the Big Wide World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #207
The Windy Day/Peep Feet/Pocoyo - Pocoyo's Present
A windy day makes Chirp long to fly, but when she accidentally gets aloft, she discovers it isn't as easy as it looks. How big is a step? Turns out it
means one thing to a cat, another thing to a rabbit, and something else altogether to a Peep. Then, Pocoyo has a beautifully wrapped up present
but he won't open it. Elly is dying to know what's inside.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 89 of 126
Fri, May 22, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
Distrib
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Cap
AS2 Episode
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
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(CC)
DVI #112
Creature Karma/Just My Luck
"Creature Karma" - A young girl befriends three animals who lead her on an interesting journey. "Just My Luck" - An unlucky man just can't get a
break.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Couples Workout with the Ball
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Tone Your Entire Body
NETA
APTEX
(S)
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
(S)
Back Health
Mary Ann introduces new exercises to gently loosen the thoracic spine with subtle shoulder and back movements.
(CC)
N/A
#124
(CC)
DVI
#816
(CC)
N/A
#1410
10:30:00
Sewing with Nancy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2722
Sewing Modkid Style, Part 1
Sew comfortable children's clothes that are fun for them to wear! Fabric designer Patty Young joins Nancy to inspire you to sew for the favorite
little girls in your life. Use knit fabrics along with Patty's compelling designs, and learn to create fashions that allow children to run, stretch, and
play comfortably with flair and style.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1304
No-Needles Knits
You don't always need needles to knit. Today on Knitting Daily, Isela Phelps demonstrates the knitting loom and shows how to make a miteredsquare blanket. Then, Stitch Diva Jennifer Hansen chats online about her new favorite tool, the lucet. Next, weaver Stephanie Flynn Sokolov
introduces knitters to basic loom weaving with an easy scarf. Then, on Tools of the Trade, Tanis shows us more cool no-needles-needed
products. On Loose Ends, host Vickie Howell invites viewers to join the latest craze with a demonstration of arm knitting.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #308
Lace In Fashion
Try out a new fabric trend--sewing with lace. Learn about different kinds of lace and how to use them to add interest to basic garments.
12:00:00
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#4215
Essential Pepin
APTEX
Eggs-Quisite
Quiche With Bacon; Eggs Jeannette; Flan With Green Herbs; Spinach, Ham And Parmesan Souffle.
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#123
13:00:00
Democracy Now!
13:30:00
Joanne Weir Gets Fresh
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Potatoes
One potato, two potatoes, three potatoes, four! In this episode dedicated to spuds, Joanne takes us to her restaurant Copita to show us how they
make her favorite dish, and follows it up by teaching her student how to incorporate potatoes into recipes such as a Sweet Potato Vichyssoise
and Spiced Papas Bravas with Avocado Crema. Recipes: Sweet Potato Vichyssoise with Chipotle Crema, Spiced Papas Bravas with Avocado
Crema. Student: Kevin Blum.
14:00:00
Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Co. - After The Hunt
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1223
Woodcock & Snipe Pate
Chef Folse travels to the Grand Slam Hunting Camp and visits with Perry Segura. .He prepares Fried Woodcock with Gravy. Woodcock & Snipe
Pate and Uncle Paul's Braised Woodcock.
14:30:00
Chefs A' Field
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #212
Milking Goodness
Chef Leads the Herd. Chef Craig Stoll: Delfina - San Francisco James Beard Foundation Award-winning chef Craig Stoll is serious about knowing
exactly where his ingredients come from. In this episode, the chef visits Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Company, a real family dairy on the
California coast, to meet the Holstein cows that provide milk for one of his favorite cheeses, and to learn first-hand about the cheese-making
process. Recipes: Pizza Margherita with Tomato, fior di latte mozzarella, basil; Pizza Panna with local Blue Cheese, California Figs, and House
Prosciutto Homemade Peach Ice Cream.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 90 of 126
Fri, May 22, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1712
Creating Texture
This episode is about adding visual interest and depth by paying attention to texture. The first segment features how to add flatback crystals to
flowers. Next, Joe Silvera polishes and textures hammers to use in jewelry making. Then, syndee holt makes ultralite beads and covers them with
textured polymer clay. Finally, Jean Campbell shows how to stitch an African helix rope.
15:30:00
B Organic with Michele Beschen
Smaller, Simpler Living
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#302
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #706
Banjo Making
Did you know that banjos are made of three other instruments? Join host Joel Greene as he learns how banjos are made. Joel learns all about
what gives the banjos that unique sound.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI
Crafts with Personality
Discover craft ideas with personality. This show features: a paper owl, easy cartoons, a decoupage eye ball, and paint splat art.
#1503
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3001
Make Mine A Spa
A busy realtor spends her days showing buyers new and used homes. She knows what buyers want when it comes to master bathrooms. She
also knows that her bathroom really impacts the value of her home. Vicki helps transform this out-of- date, cramped bathroom with a new layout,
tiles, fixtures and cabinets. Now this homeowner's new master bath and spa is beautiful, functional and very marketable.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
Behind The Scenes of a Flower Show (Seattle, Wa)
A firsthand look at how these display gardens are created and how to get the most from your visit to any show.
18:00:00
Journal
18:30:00
(CC)
N/A
#320
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#11102
Out of Ireland
WLIW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#2252
19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6040
19:30:00
Global 3000
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#720
20:00:00
Song of the Mountains
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#908
Easter Brothers; Gentlemen of Bluegras.
21:00:00
Woodsongs
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1602
Bryan Sutton and Dom Flemons
Bryan Sutton is one of the most sought after acoustic guitarists on the planet. Born in Asheville, North Carolina, Sutton entered the bluegrass
world in 1995 as a member of Ricky Skaggs' Kentucky Thunder band, playing on two Grammy award winning records. After his tenure with
Skaggs, Bryan went on to build a career as a top studio guitarists in Nashville. His playing can be heard along side such names as Keith Urban,
Dolly Parton, Taylor Swift, and Harry Connick Jr. Dom Flemons is the "American Songster," pulling from traditions of old-time folk music to create
new sounds. Having performed music professionally since 2005, he has played live for over one million people just within the past three years. As
part of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, which he co-founded with Rhiannon Giddens and Justin Robinson, he won a GRAMMY for its 2011 album
'Genuine Negro Jig' and was nominated for its most recent album, 'Leaving Eden', in 2012. A multi-instrumentalist, Dom plays banjo, guitar,
harmonica, fife, bones, bass drum, snare drum and quills, in addition to singing. Dom has just released his third solo release titled 'Prospect Hill'.
22:00:00
Standing On Sacred Ground
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #104
Islands of Sanctuary
Native Hawaiians and Aboriginal Australians resist threats to their sacred places in a growing international movement to defend human rights and
protect the environment. In Australia's Northern Territory, Aboriginal clans maintain Indigenous Protected Areas and resist the destructive effects
of a mining boom. In Hawai'i, indigenous ecological and spiritual practices are used to restore the sacred island of Kaho'olawe after 50 years of
military use as a bombing range.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 91 of 126
Fri, May 22, 2015
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AS2 Episode
23:00:00
Artist Toolbox
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #103
John Legend
In this episode of The Artist Toolbox, get a taste of the performance chops of six-time Grammy Award-winning recording artist John Legend with
host John Jacobsen. More than just good looks and what Legend has called a 'presumptuous' name, Legend's innate musical ear and talent for
fusing his early gospel influences with hip-hop, jazz and even classical music, has found him working with top names such as Lauryn Hill, Alicia
Keys, Janet Jackson, Talib Kweli, Jay-Z, Britney Spears, Eve, Common, the Black Eyed Peas and longtime producer and friend, Kanye West. So
adept at weaving myriad sounds and genres, Legend seems to have created a signature sound, if not genre, of his own. Meet this charming,
caring, and disarming man in his Manhattan home where he plays his baby grand in a rare, one-on-one talk with John.
23:30:00
Theater Talk
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A #822
Honeymoon In Vegas
Actors Tony Danza and Rob McClure from the new musical-comedy Honeymoon in Vegas share stories of their camaraderie in bringing their
show to Broadway, as well as how they each got started in show business. Then, we remember legendary filmmaker Albert Maysles (1926-2015)
with our 2007 interview about Grey Gardens, his 1975 documentary film that was adapted into a musical in 2006.
Daily Program Listing II
43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 92 of 126
Sat, May 23, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
00:00:01
Newsline
00:30:00
Global 3000
01:00:00
Song of the Mountains
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6040
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#720
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#908
Easter Brothers; Gentlemen of Bluegras.
02:00:00
Woodsongs
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1602
Bryan Sutton and Dom Flemons
Bryan Sutton is one of the most sought after acoustic guitarists on the planet. Born in Asheville, North Carolina, Sutton entered the bluegrass
world in 1995 as a member of Ricky Skaggs' Kentucky Thunder band, playing on two Grammy award winning records. After his tenure with
Skaggs, Bryan went on to build a career as a top studio guitarists in Nashville. His playing can be heard along side such names as Keith Urban,
Dolly Parton, Taylor Swift, and Harry Connick Jr. Dom Flemons is the "American Songster," pulling from traditions of old-time folk music to create
new sounds. Having performed music professionally since 2005, he has played live for over one million people just within the past three years. As
part of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, which he co-founded with Rhiannon Giddens and Justin Robinson, he won a GRAMMY for its 2011 album
'Genuine Negro Jig' and was nominated for its most recent album, 'Leaving Eden', in 2012. A multi-instrumentalist, Dom plays banjo, guitar,
harmonica, fife, bones, bass drum, snare drum and quills, in addition to singing. Dom has just released his third solo release titled 'Prospect Hill'.
03:00:00
Standing On Sacred Ground
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Islands of Sanctuary
Native Hawaiians and Aboriginal Australians resist threats to their sacred places in a growing international movement to defend human rights and
protect the environment. In Australia's Northern Territory, Aboriginal clans maintain Indigenous Protected Areas and resist the destructive effects
of a mining boom. In Hawai'i, indigenous ecological and spiritual practices are used to restore the sacred island of Kaho'olawe after 50 years of
military use as a bombing range.
04:00:00
Artist Toolbox
APTEX
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John Legend
In this episode of The Artist Toolbox, get a taste of the performance chops of six-time Grammy Award-winning recording artist John Legend with
host John Jacobsen. More than just good looks and what Legend has called a 'presumptuous' name, Legend's innate musical ear and talent for
fusing his early gospel influences with hip-hop, jazz and even classical music, has found him working with top names such as Lauryn Hill, Alicia
Keys, Janet Jackson, Talib Kweli, Jay-Z, Britney Spears, Eve, Common, the Black Eyed Peas and longtime producer and friend, Kanye West. So
adept at weaving myriad sounds and genres, Legend seems to have created a signature sound, if not genre, of his own. Meet this charming,
caring, and disarming man in his Manhattan home where he plays his baby grand in a rare, one-on-one talk with John.
04:30:00
Theater Talk
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Honeymoon In Vegas
Actors Tony Danza and Rob McClure from the new musical-comedy Honeymoon in Vegas share stories of their camaraderie in bringing their
show to Broadway, as well as how they each got started in show business. Then, we remember legendary filmmaker Albert Maysles (1926-2015)
with our 2007 interview about Grey Gardens, his 1975 documentary film that was adapted into a musical in 2006.
05:00:00
In Good Shape
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05:30:00
Healthy Body Healthy Mind
EPS
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N/A #3206
Gaucher Disease: An Inherited Condition of the Body's Organs
Gaucher disease is an inherited disorder that affects many of the body's organs and tissues. From infancy to adulthood, Gaucher can be
diagnosed in most all age groups. Gaucher is the result of a buildup of certain fatty substances in certain organs, particularly the spleen and liver,
causing these organs to become enlarged, affecting their normal function. Type 1 is the most common, and is called non-neuronopathic Gaucher
disease because the brain and spinal cord are typically not affected. Types 2 and 3 are known as neuronopathic because they typically do affect
the brain and spinal cord. Type 2 is usually life-threatening beginning in infancy. Type 3 also affects the nervous system, but usually progresses
more slowly than type 2. One person out of 50,000 - 100,000 is affected by this Gaucher. However, Type 1 is present 1 in every 500 to 1000
people of Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry. In this program, we will meet leading medical researchers who work diligently to better understand and
manage this condition, and we'll spend time with Gaucher patients and their families who live with this often debilitating disease.
06:00:00
08:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
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Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins
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Rembrandt Tulips
This is such a beautiful, dramatic flower. Today Gary paints this big, bold flower with its' ruffled edges and bright colors. This is a graphic style
flower that is so dramatic. Painted on a Black background with accents of bright abstract colors.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Sat, May 23, 2015
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Painting The Town with Eric Dowdle
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#106
Cancun, Mexico - This is a magical, mystic land full of wonder. Cancun was rediscovered in the 1970's and developed as Mexico's Caribbean
answer to the Pacific resorts. While the white sand beaches have become a relaxation and party mecca, just behind the clubs, beneath the
beaches, and cloaked by jungle is the deeper history of the Mexican people and the Mayan mysteries. Come dig through them with Eric.
09:00:00
Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
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DVI #102
Monet's Waterlilies
David visits the enchanting village of Giverny, 45 miles northwest of Paris, which was the last home there until the end of his life in 1926. David
describes the evolution of Impressionism from its experimental beginnings in the Gleyre studio in Paris in 1862 with Monet and his friends Sisley,
Renoir, Bazille, Pissarro - to its later stage (and beyond) of explosive color, loose brushwork, complementary color vivid sunshine and sensual
delight. David discusses and demonstrates Monet's later methods as a mid-career Impressionist at Giverny and his evolution into expressionism
with his carefully developed and cultivated waterlily garden as his inspiration.
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Strengthen & Shape Your Legs
APTEX
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DVI
#817
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
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N/A #1411
Functional Fitness
This episode includes exercises that promote healthy living and being able to perform daily activities with ease and without injury. Registered
dietitian, Janell Buchkoski, challenges viewers with a weight management tip of the day.
10:30:00
Wai Lana Yoga
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N/A #504
Good Vibrations
Vibrate your vocal cords with Standing Lion for a clear, strong voice. Lion and Shoulderstand both stimulate the thyroid gland, keeping your
hormones under control.
11:00:00
Delicious Tv's Vegan Mashup
NETA
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N/A #202
Party Spreads
Celebrate with savory vegan style! Join The Vegan Mashup for a new roundup of elegant appetizers and irresistible finger foods that are ready to
party! Toni Fiore creates luscious Cashew Mascarpone with Smoked Sundried Tomato Pesto. Terry Hope Romero folds up light and crispy
Mediterranean spinach "cheesy" filo triangles. And guest chef and chocolatier Fran Costigan rolls exquisite dairy-free Chocolate Truffles! Miyoko
Schinner serves up creamy Pea & Mint Bruschetta.
11:30:00
Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless
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N/A #803
Cooking on the Sea of Cortez
Rick is always up for a cooking challenge. After a day spent boating and kayaking on the Sea of Cortez with a local ecotourism group, Rick grills
dinner for the group on the beach at Espiritu Santo Island - one of the most biologically diverse marine areas in the world. The waters surrounding
the island support coral reefs, colonies of sea lions and more than 500 species of fish. To stock up on supplies, Rick shops in the La Paz market
for local cheese, fresh produce and chiles and on the island purchases seafood from a fisherman. Along the way, Rick learns from his guides
about flying manta rays, dolphins and the local flora. Then he grills fish and makes a stunning papaya salsa on the beach.
12:00:00
Lidia's Kitchen
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N/A #219
Gnocchi Time Memories with the Grandkids
Lidia has shared her love for gnocchi and passing on traditions for years, and in this episode, she makes the gnocchi out of cheese. The
comforting meal includes: Lentil Country Salad, Cheese Gnocchi with Butter and Sage Sauce, and Pork Pockets Stuffed w/ Pickles and Cheese.
12:30:00
Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking
APTEX
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N/A #110
Sonoma, Ca: Chefs Christopher Kostow, Leo Beckerman and Evan Bloom
During Pete's trip to Sonoma, CA, he meets up with several culinary artisans to cook brunch for their hungry guests at a picturesque winery. They
decide on a delicious breakfast casserole, fig salad and apple balsamic and cheese blintzes to curb hungry appetites.
13:00:00
Islands Without Cars with Kira Hesser
APTEX
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N/A #106
France's Isle of Porquerolles
Just 20 minutes by boat from France's famed Cote d'Azur, the island of Porquerolles is dotted with five small ranges of hills, lined with cliffs and
beaches and is renowned for the best weather in France with 275 sunny days per year. In 1912, the entire island was purchased by Francois
Joseph Fournier as a wedding present for his second wife. He then planted ... among other things ... 500 acres of vineyards ... and built a hotel.
Everything is small, intimate and bathed in the scent of eucalyptus and pine. There are no beachside shops or fast food. There is no smoking
allowed outside of the village. And building on the island is mostly forbidden. What there is, is nature ... a grand hotel ... and a great story of
conservation and consideration.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Sat, May 23, 2015
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Dream of Italy
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N/A #101
Tuscany
We start in the heart of Tuscany - Chianti - with a visit to Castello di Ama to learn how true Chianti wine is made and see the modern art that
makes up the estate. The area is also famous for olive oil and we experience the olive harvest at Pornanino. Nearby, Kathy meets the very
special cashmere goats that Nora Kravis raises at Chianti Cashmere Farm. At Busatti in Anghiari, we watch 100-year-old looms craft fine fabrics.
Then it is off to Panzano for a wild boar hunt with the La Squadra Chiantigiana and a visit with philosophical butcher Dario Cecchini. The episode
ends on the captivating coast of Tuscany in Maremma with a stunning ride with the butteri (cowboys).
14:00:00
Rick Steves' Europe
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N/A #605
Granada, Cordoba, and Spain's Costa Del Sol
Andalucia's Moorish heritage sparkles in the historic capitals of Granada and Cordoba. And the pride of the Reconquista and the power of Queen
Isabel and King Ferdinand enliven the region's great sights. Tasting the smooth sherry and marveling at prancing stallions, we find the passion in
Andalucian culture. And we top it off with fun in the Spanish sun on the Costa del Sol.
14:30:00
Journeys In Africa
NETA
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N/A #209
Hluhluwe - Rhino Central
At one time the total Southern African and for the most park, all of Africa's black and white rhino population was found in one large forgotten
South African park-Hluhluwe. Bill investigates how this park and its Big 12 diversity has saved rhinos for the world.
15:00:00
Garden Smart
NETA
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N/A
#3807
Erosion and storm water runoff are unexciting topics but something we should all give considerable thought. GardenSMART has found some
innovative solutions for these problems and think you'll find them helpful.
15:30:00
Farm with Ian Knauer
NETA
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DVI #105
Winter Harvest
Veggies aren't just for the summer. In this episode Ian weaves late season vegetables into a super-satisfying vegetarian meal featuring Winter
Squash Stew, Kale Chips, Wheat Berry Salad and Sweet Potato Pie.
16:00:00
Maria Hinojosa: One-On-One
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N/A #516
Paulo Sotero
Paulo Sotero, director of the Brazil Institute at the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington, discusses with Maria Hinojosa the economic future of
Brazil, the country's energy independence, and the 2014 Soccer World Cup.
16:30:00
Overheard with Evan Smith
NETA
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N/A #501
Lawrence Wright
Lawrence Wright is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author and staff writer for The New Yorker. His newest book is Thirteen Days in September: Carter,
Begin, and Sadat at Camp David, a day-by-day account of the 1978 Camp David Accords. Wright won the Pulitzer in 2007 for his book Looming
Tower: Al-Qaeda and the Road to 9/11.
17:00:00
New Americans, The
KCSM
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Chrysanthemums & Salt
Hosted by Jan Yanehiro and produced by Diane Fukami, The New Americans: Chrysanthemums and salt is a colorful and in-depth profile of the
first and second surviving Issei and their Nisei children talk of their lives, struggles, and determination to establish roots for their families. many
contributed to the floral, agricultural, and salt industries, while others established retail stores and businesses to form solid Japanese-American
communities throughout the Peninsula.
17:30:00
Natural Heroes
KNME
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N/A #604
Hope in a Changing Climate
HOPE IN A CHANGING CLIMATE affirms it is possible to rehabilitate large-scale damaged ecosystems, to fundamentally improve the lives of
people who have been trapped in poverty for generations, and to sequester carbon naturally. This approach has been dramatically proven on the
Loess Plateau, the highland area in north central China. A degraded ecosystem of more than 35,000 square km of land now teems with life and
supports the sustainable economic, social and agricultural activities of its people. How did they achieve this feat?
18:00:00
Focus On Europe
18:30:00
Autoline This Week
19:00:00
NETA
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N/A
#3320
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N/A
#1914
Closer to Truth
EPS
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(CC)
N/A #1307
What Causes Religious Belief?
Why are religions so pervasive, across diverse human cultures? If God exists, would God have made it so? But there are entirely natural reasons
to expect the widespread belief in God.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 95 of 126
Sat, May 23, 2015
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Piano Guy
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NETA
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#1407
Host Scott Houston and his guest, Matt Munhall, discuss playing Woody Guthrie's classic American folk tune, "This Land Is Your Land." Five-time
Grammy nominee, David Benoit, demonstrates playing tunes with only black keys. Bradley Sowash shows us how to play "On Top Of Old
Smokey." Dave Powers is also a featured guest.
20:00:00
Infinity Hall Live
APTEX
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N/A #104
Tim Reynolds & Tr3
Tim Reynolds & TR3 bring killer guitar riffs and rock and roll funk to the hallowed walls of Infinity Hall. Reynolds, best known for his collaborations
with the Dave Matthews Band, is widely regarded as underrated master, highly skilled at guitar, bass, piano, sitar, mandolin, violin and various
instruments of ethnic percussion. Amazing audiences all over the world for more than 35 years, Reynolds has perfected a unique performance
style that he brings to this extraordinary INFINITY HALL LIVE set. Born in Germany, Reynolds began playing music at a young age in his parents'
church. Following high school graduation, Reynolds left home and moved to Charlottesville, Virginia where he began playing at local bars. Away
from his parents' strict moral and behavioral instruction, Reynolds was able to experiment, developing his own sound. After forming the original
TR3 in the early '90s, Reynolds began touring. Simultaneously, he collaborated with a young Dave Matthews on his early performances and
albums. Today, Reynolds continues to tour with the Dave Matthews Band lending his unmatched guitar skill to the group. Reynolds is
accomplished at nearly 30 musical instruments. When his musical mastery is combined with his flawless improvisation and complex riffs, the
result is an unforgettable rock performance.
21:00:00
Front and Center
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #502
Bob Dipiero Featuring Brandy Clark
A member of the Songwriters Hall of Fame and co-creator of the CMA Songwriters Series, Bob DiPiero is joined onstage by the 2014 CMA Song
of the Year-winners Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally, as well as recording artist Charlie Worsham. The trio take turns performing songs
including "Follow Your Arrow" (recorded by Kacey Musgraves), "Blue Clear Sky" (recorded by George Strait) and "Gone" (recorded by
Montgomery Gentry). Recorded at the Marathon Music Works in Nashville.
22:00:00
Globe Trekker
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #1407
Tough Trains: Siberia
Zay boards the infamous Ice Train for a wintry trip to the far north of Siberia, deep inside the Arctic Circle on the world's most northerly railway
line. His journey takes him through Tobolksk to the gas fields of Novy Urengoy, follows the abandoned route of Stalin's "Railway of Death," visits
a Communist gulag, camps overnight with the Nenet nomadic tribe, and finally crosses the wilderness to reach Labytnangi and the newly opened
Bovanenkovo gas field.
23:00:00
Medicine Game
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
THE MEDICINE GAME, a film six years in the making, shares the remarkable journey of two brothers from the Onondoga Nation driven by a
single goal-to beat the odds and play the sport of lacrosse for national powerhouse Syracuse University. The Onondaga Nation, tucked away in
central New York State, is a sovereign Native American community known to produce some of the top lacrosse players in the world. The Iroquois
people play a ceremonial game of lacrosse, referred to as the "medicine game" - a very important medicine ceremony played to ward off
sicknesses from the tribe. The obstacles in the brothers' way are frequent and daunting, but their love for the game, each other, and their family's
unyielding determination propels these young men towards their dream. THE MEDICINE GAME, a film six years in the making, shares the
remarkable journey of two brothers from the Onondoga Nation driven by a single goal - to beat the odds and play the sport of lacrosse for national
powerhouse Syracuse University. The obstacles in their way are frequent and daunting, but the brothers' love for the game, each other, and their
family's unyielding determination propel these young men towards their dream.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Sun, May 24, 2015
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00:00:01
Closer to Truth
EPS
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(CC)
N/A #1307
What Causes Religious Belief?
Why are religions so pervasive, across diverse human cultures? If God exists, would God have made it so? But there are entirely natural reasons
to expect the widespread belief in God.
00:30:00
Piano Guy
NETA
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(CC)
N/A
#1407
Host Scott Houston and his guest, Matt Munhall, discuss playing Woody Guthrie's classic American folk tune, "This Land Is Your Land." Five-time
Grammy nominee, David Benoit, demonstrates playing tunes with only black keys. Bradley Sowash shows us how to play "On Top Of Old
Smokey." Dave Powers is also a featured guest.
01:00:00
Infinity Hall Live
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Tim Reynolds & Tr3
Tim Reynolds & TR3 bring killer guitar riffs and rock and roll funk to the hallowed walls of Infinity Hall. Reynolds, best known for his collaborations
with the Dave Matthews Band, is widely regarded as underrated master, highly skilled at guitar, bass, piano, sitar, mandolin, violin and various
instruments of ethnic percussion. Amazing audiences all over the world for more than 35 years, Reynolds has perfected a unique performance
style that he brings to this extraordinary INFINITY HALL LIVE set. Born in Germany, Reynolds began playing music at a young age in his parents'
church. Following high school graduation, Reynolds left home and moved to Charlottesville, Virginia where he began playing at local bars. Away
from his parents' strict moral and behavioral instruction, Reynolds was able to experiment, developing his own sound. After forming the original
TR3 in the early '90s, Reynolds began touring. Simultaneously, he collaborated with a young Dave Matthews on his early performances and
albums. Today, Reynolds continues to tour with the Dave Matthews Band lending his unmatched guitar skill to the group. Reynolds is
accomplished at nearly 30 musical instruments. When his musical mastery is combined with his flawless improvisation and complex riffs, the
result is an unforgettable rock performance.
02:00:00
Front and Center
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #502
Bob Dipiero Featuring Brandy Clark
A member of the Songwriters Hall of Fame and co-creator of the CMA Songwriters Series, Bob DiPiero is joined onstage by the 2014 CMA Song
of the Year-winners Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally, as well as recording artist Charlie Worsham. The trio take turns performing songs
including "Follow Your Arrow" (recorded by Kacey Musgraves), "Blue Clear Sky" (recorded by George Strait) and "Gone" (recorded by
Montgomery Gentry). Recorded at the Marathon Music Works in Nashville.
03:00:00
Globe Trekker
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1407
Tough Trains: Siberia
Zay boards the infamous Ice Train for a wintry trip to the far north of Siberia, deep inside the Arctic Circle on the world's most northerly railway
line. His journey takes him through Tobolksk to the gas fields of Novy Urengoy, follows the abandoned route of Stalin's "Railway of Death," visits
a Communist gulag, camps overnight with the Nenet nomadic tribe, and finally crosses the wilderness to reach Labytnangi and the newly opened
Bovanenkovo gas field.
04:00:00
Medicine Game
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
THE MEDICINE GAME, a film six years in the making, shares the remarkable journey of two brothers from the Onondoga Nation driven by a
single goal-to beat the odds and play the sport of lacrosse for national powerhouse Syracuse University. The Onondaga Nation, tucked away in
central New York State, is a sovereign Native American community known to produce some of the top lacrosse players in the world. The Iroquois
people play a ceremonial game of lacrosse, referred to as the "medicine game" - a very important medicine ceremony played to ward off
sicknesses from the tribe. The obstacles in the brothers' way are frequent and daunting, but their love for the game, each other, and their family's
unyielding determination propels these young men towards their dream. THE MEDICINE GAME, a film six years in the making, shares the
remarkable journey of two brothers from the Onondoga Nation driven by a single goal - to beat the odds and play the sport of lacrosse for national
powerhouse Syracuse University. The obstacles in their way are frequent and daunting, but the brothers' love for the game, each other, and their
family's unyielding determination propel these young men towards their dream.
05:00:00
Drexel Interview
NETA
(CC)
N/A #215
Two Universities and the Future of China
Professor Paula Marantz Cohen is granted unprecedented access to China's two most prestigious universities: Tsinghua and Peking University,
where students candidly discuss their attitudes and goals. The subjects provide a picture of the upcoming generation of China's educated elite-and a window on the future of China. Over nine million students take China's college entrance exam each year, but only a select few are admitted
to the country's two most prestigious universities, Tsinghua University and Peking University. In this documentary, filmmaker and professor Paula
Marantz Cohen is granted unprecedented access to the campuses of these universities, where she speaks with students about a range of
subjects. They candidly discuss their academic and career goals, their feelings about American culture, their relationship to Chinese traditions
and values, and their attitude toward family and country. Their views provide an enlightening and often surprising picture of the upcoming
generation of China's educated elite-- and a window on the future of China. The film was underwritten by Drexel University and produced in
association with China Education Television.
05:30:00
Moneywise with Kelvin Boston
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DVI #706
Diversity in the Financial Sector
Host Kelvin Boston and his guests explore the benefits of working in the financial industry, especially as it pertains to people of color. Guests: Rita
Cheng, financial advisor for Ameriprise Financial Services, and Carl Hairston, Business M&T Banking regional sales manager.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Sun, May 24, 2015
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Morning Cup O Jazz
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08:00:00
Paint This with Jerry Yarnell
NETA
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N/A #1206
My Favorite Things, Part 2
In this episode Jerry has a collection of items he has collected from around the studio. Jerry begins blocking in the shapes and he demonstrates
how to paint a perfect circle for the grapes. He uses a #4 bristle brush and pivots the brush thus creating a round object. Jerry introduces a new
color possibly to be added to the palette at a later time. The color is Naphthol Red and he discusses the differences in Cadmium Red and
Naphthol, their varied uses and how he will incorporate it into this painting.
08:30:00
Gary Spetz's Painting Wild Places
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(CC)
DVI #510
Half Moon Bay
Host-Artist, Gary Spetz, sails to and paints a scene from the Caribbean's Half Moon Bay-explaining both how he paints and what he looks for, in
nature, for a painting composition.
09:00:00
Wyland's Art Studio
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #606
Moonlight Mermaid
Art Lesson: Light, Shade, and Tone. In art, tone refers to the degree of lightness or darkness of an area. Tone varies from the bright white of a
light source through shades of gray to the deepest black shadows. How we perceive the tone of an object depends on its actual surface lightness
or darkness, color and texture, the background and lighting. Tone may be used broadly to denote the major planes of an object. Realist artists
use 'local tone' to accurately denote subtle changes within the plane. Wyland explores the natural gray shades of a stingray in this illuminating
lesson on light, shade, and tone.
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Burn Calories & Lose Weight
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#818
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1412
Good Alignment
By doing exercises with eyes closed, Mary Ann builds an awareness of how good spinal alignment feels. Mary Ann gives a tip of the day.
10:30:00
Power Yoga: Mind and Body
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#215
11:00:00
Chefs A' Field: Kids on the Farm
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #108
Hill Country Hunt - Texas
The Driskill Grill - Austin, TX; Broken Arrow Ranch - Ingram, TX In Austin, Texas, there is a man named Bull who, contrary to his name, is no
cowpoke-instead it's deer that strike his fancy, and fine dining is his game. Recognized nationally as the next "rising star," Chef David Bull
ventures into Texas Hill Country with his three sons for a biology lesson on the axis deer and the Texas grasslands. They find themselves on
Broken Arrow Ranch among clear-flowing streams, waterfalls, spectacular bluffs and rocky vistas; there, they search for wild, exotic deer and
antelope. We get up close to the majestic animals as they frolic through Texas Hill Country. And then we set out on a real-life search for the
animals known by many as "the most prized meat on earth." Rancher Chris Hughes is our guide for this Texas safari in which wildlife abounds
and conservation rules the land. Recipes: Blackberry & Fig Glazed Sika Venison Tenderloin Over Braised Romaine & Sunflower Salad; Texas
Slow-Cooked Axis Venison Stew; Grilled Venison Rib Chops with Trumpet Royale Mushrooms & Horseradish Bacon Turnip Puree.
11:30:00
Taste The Islands with Chef Irie
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #105
Rich & Refreshing
Chef Irie makes a lineup of non-traditional elements with his Coconut Pumpkin Rum Soup, Picadillo Meatballs, Chayote Salad, and cool
Cucumber Lemonade. Viewers listen in on a food conversation between Chef and chart topping British Jamaican reggae singer Maxi Priest.
12:00:00
Ciao Italia
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All About Burrata/Tutto Su Burrata
Master cheese maker Filippo Migliorato from Boston's "Mozzarella House" visits Mary Ann nella cucina to demonstrate the artisanal art of making
Burrata, which is Mozzarella stuffed with Stracciatella. Then Mary Ann showcases this wonderful cheese with her Neapolitan Stack with Roasted
Eggplant, Tomato and Burrata, and her Roasted Asparagus with Burrata.
12:30:00
Martin Yan's Taste of Vietnam
APTEX
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N/A #105
Little Saigon
Vietnamese American communities are among the fastest growing ethnic neighborhoods in America. Martin visits a few of these vibrant
communities in Northern California, sharing his personal immigrant experience with these newer generation of immigrants, and picking up useful
tips and recipes along the way. Recipes: Sauteed Duck Breast Sandwich, Avocado Smoothie, Vietnamese Imperial Rolls.
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Travel with Kids
NETA
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DVI #306
Tahiti, French Polynesia
Journey to the South Pacific to explore the center of French Polynesia, the island of Tahiti. Visitors to this island may be surprised to find a big
city with a very prominent French influence in the food, language and more. But Polynesian culture still runs strong. Experience it with Nathan
and Seamus as they visit historical landmarks, ancient temples and museums, discover the art of shaking their hips in a Tahitian dance show and
learn to surf. Plus, learn the history of Captain Cook and the Mutiny on the Bounty, discover volcanic blowholes along the coast, learn about
painter Paul Gauguin from a 9-year old's perspective, find out where pearls come from and sample foods, both French and Polynesian, at the
food trucks in Papeete.
13:30:00
Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #1207
The Great Rivers of Europe: Melk to Budapest
Burt cruises through the Wachau Valley, a major area for Austrian wines. Then he visits Melk Abbey, one of Europe's largest and most
impressive monasteries were Burt explains how the Catholic Church used Baroque architecture to undermine the Reformation. Then to Vienna
for music and pastry, and finally a tour of Budapest.
14:00:00
Aviators
NETA
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(CC)
N/A
#213
$100 Hamburger #2: Another flying excursion in search of great grub. Soaring: A form of flying where missing the roar of the engine is entirely the
point! Warbirds: We take a walk back in time and get up close to a collection of historic aircraft that flew world-altering missions.
14:30:00
Jonathan Bird's Blue World
NETA
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N/A #405
Sturgeon and the Coral Farm
Segment 1: Saving the Sturgeon. Jonathan travels to upstate New York to learn how biologists are working to save the sturgeon in the St.
Lawrence River by rebuilding their spawning habitat and re-stocking the river. During a dive he films an amazing spectacle that has never been
recorded before! Segment 2: Coral Farming in Key Largo. Jonathan visits an underwater farm in Key Largo where they grow coral! He joins the
staff of Coral Restoration Foundation in helping to transplant and propagate staghorn coral, which has become threatened in the Keys.
15:00:00
American Woodshop
Kitchen Cabinet Retrofit
Simple, affordable Kitchen Renovations.
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#2006
15:30:00
Rough Cut - Woodworking with Tommy Mac
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #106
Shaker-Inspired Night Stand
The Shaker-inspired Night Stand is one of Tommy's favorite projects. This particular piece really shows off Tommy's style in using rough cut
lumber and shows how Tommy can put a contemporary spin on a traditional piece. In this episode, Tommy explains techniques for mortise and
tenon joinery, as well as how to taper a leg. He also heads to the North Bennet Street School in Boston, where he meets up with Steve Brown,
the head of the school's Cabinet and Furniture-making department. Later, Steve lends a hand back in Tommy's shop.
16:00:00
Feel Grand with Jane Seymour
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #113
Ancient Remedies for Modern Health
While we may have been raised to always think of the doctor's office as the first solution, there is a whole world of health care solutions out there
waiting to be discovered, and most of them go beyond merely talking another prescription. We'll take a look at some alternative approaches to
keeping our bodies healthy."
16:30:00
Second Opinion
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #1008
C. Difficile
Patient Story: When the bacteria Clostridium difficile (C.diff) grows out of control in your intestines, you can become very sick with what is
commonly known as C. diff. Lois Joseph shares her painful story of living with C. diff and how she ultimately overcame this horrible illness. Myth
or Medicine: Is C. diff only acquired in healthcare settings? Second Opinion 5: Five ways to prevent contracting C. diff.
17:00:00
Ecosense for Living
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #106
Environmental Home Makeover
Many of us think of our homes as safe havens, but you may be surprised to learn how many toxins are hiding in common household products. In
this episode of EcoSense for Living, we discover potentially harmful chemical ingredients in and around our homes and do a makeover inside our
chemical-laden cabinets. Environmental experts including Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Dr. Andrew Weil, Ken Cook and Laurie David explain why harmful
ingredients are in our products, how we can avoid or replace them, and what actions we can take to make sure we have a "Home, Safe Home."
17:30:00
Well Read
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #411
Jane Smiley, Some Luck
A prize-winning American novelist, essayist and nonfiction writer, Smiley won the Pulitzer Prize for her novel "A Thousand Acres," a retelling of
Shakespeare's King Lear story on an Iowa farm.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Sun, May 24, 2015
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Classic California's Gold
Special Presentation
Join Host Huell Howser on another adventure in search of California's Gold!
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18:30:00
Tracks Ahead
APT
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N/A #903
Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad
We revisit the 'old Patagonian Express', which still chugs along the base of the Andes mountains in Argentina in our Classic Trax feature; Meet a
man whose layout ideas come directly from his own railroad history; Relive the life of one of the most well-known rail photographers of our times
at the O. Winston Link Museum in Roanoke; And step back in time to cruise the scenic Oregon Coast. Spencer Christian hosts.
19:00:00
Filipino American Lives
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #102
Delano Manongs: Forgotten Heroes of the United Farm Workers
Delano Manongs: Forgotten Heroes of the United Farm Workers by Marissa Aroy. The Delano Manongs tells the story of farm labor organizer
Larry Itliong and a group of Filipino farm workers who instigated one of the American farm labor movement's finest hours - The Delano Grape
Strike of 1965 that brought about the creation of the United Farm Workers Union (UFW). While the movement is known for Cesar Chavez's
leadership and considered a Chicano movement, Filipinos played a pivotal role. Filipino labor organizer, Larry Itliong, a cigar-chomping union
veteran, organized a group of 1500 Filipinos to strike against the grape growers of Delano, California, beginning a collaboration between
Filipinos, Chicanos and other ethnic workers that would go on for years. Jeepney by Esy Casey and Sarah Friedland. JEEPNEY visualizes the
richly diverse cultural and social climate of the Philippines through its most popular form of mass transportation: vividly decorated ex-WWII
military jeeps. Unlike mass transportation in many parts of the world, jeepneys are not a government service but are individually operated by the
drivers, who manifest their identity, values and dreams in its painting and decoration. The stories of a jeepney driver, artist and passenger take
place amidst nationwide protest against oil price hikes that pressure drivers to work overseas to earn a living. Lavishly shot and cut to the rhythm
of the streets, JEEPNEY provides an enticing vehicle through which the rippling effects of globalization can be felt.
20:00:00
Beyond The Light Switch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#102
In episode two, Beyond the Light Switch takes a closer look at the nuclear industry, examines the growth of renewable resources, and asks the
tough questions about the state of our power grid. Traveling across the nation, David Biello finds out what it's going to take in order to achieve the
goals and create the jobs that are needed to secure the nation's energy future.
21:00:00
The Last Chapter
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
THE LAST CHAPTER examines the benefits of planning for end-of-life care through interviews with a diverse collection of subjects, including
elderly hospice patients, parents of a child battling a rare metabolic bone disease, a young father of three suffering from liver and colon cancer,
and even an unlikely hospice "survivor," a 45-year-old mother with congestive heart failure. Throughout, doctors from several Pittsburgh-area
hospitals stress the importance of communication regarding end-of-life decision-making. These difficult, but necessary conversations can help
patients navigate - and even dictate - their end-of-life scenarios. THE LAST CHAPTER also follows nurses, hospice-care providers and an
interfaith chaplain who tend to the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of terminally ill patients.
22:00:00
Pacific Heartbeat
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #403
Road to the Globe
In 2010, the home of Shakespeare - The Globe Theatre in London, England - issued a proclamation outlining the world's biggest Shakespearean
festival: 36 countries, 36 Shakespearean plays, 36 languages. New Zealand actor Rawiri Paratene answered the call and was given the honor to
open the festival. Spanning the twelve-week period before Opening Night, ROAD TO THE GLOBE follows Rawiri as he forms his own company,
Ngakau Toa, consisting of New Zealand's best Maori actors, and their journey as they prepare to take their Maori adaption of William
Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida to The Globe.
23:00:00
Arab American Stories
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#104
Art and Life are inextricably intertwined in these three stories - Author Alicia Erian mines her life's experience for her books, stories and
screenplays, Artist Hugette Caland has found America to be the place she can most freely express herself in her art, and Hassan Faraj's life was
actually turned into art - the story of this neighborhood butcher became the subject of a community theater piece.
23:30:00
America from the Ground Up
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #104
Revolution 1775-1783
From the siege of Quebec to exploring shipwrecks of Benedict Arnold's defeat on Lake Champlain to the forts of the Great Lakes: Monty digs into
the archaeological sites that tell the real story of America's War for Independence.
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Mon, May 25, 2015
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00:00:01
Filipino American Lives
NETA
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N/A #102
Delano Manongs: Forgotten Heroes of the United Farm Workers
Delano Manongs: Forgotten Heroes of the United Farm Workers by Marissa Aroy. The Delano Manongs tells the story of farm labor organizer
Larry Itliong and a group of Filipino farm workers who instigated one of the American farm labor movement's finest hours - The Delano Grape
Strike of 1965 that brought about the creation of the United Farm Workers Union (UFW). While the movement is known for Cesar Chavez's
leadership and considered a Chicano movement, Filipinos played a pivotal role. Filipino labor organizer, Larry Itliong, a cigar-chomping union
veteran, organized a group of 1500 Filipinos to strike against the grape growers of Delano, California, beginning a collaboration between
Filipinos, Chicanos and other ethnic workers that would go on for years. Jeepney by Esy Casey and Sarah Friedland. JEEPNEY visualizes the
richly diverse cultural and social climate of the Philippines through its most popular form of mass transportation: vividly decorated ex-WWII
military jeeps. Unlike mass transportation in many parts of the world, jeepneys are not a government service but are individually operated by the
drivers, who manifest their identity, values and dreams in its painting and decoration. The stories of a jeepney driver, artist and passenger take
place amidst nationwide protest against oil price hikes that pressure drivers to work overseas to earn a living. Lavishly shot and cut to the rhythm
of the streets, JEEPNEY provides an enticing vehicle through which the rippling effects of globalization can be felt.
01:00:00
Beyond The Light Switch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#102
In episode two, Beyond the Light Switch takes a closer look at the nuclear industry, examines the growth of renewable resources, and asks the
tough questions about the state of our power grid. Traveling across the nation, David Biello finds out what it's going to take in order to achieve the
goals and create the jobs that are needed to secure the nation's energy future.
02:00:00
The Last Chapter
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
THE LAST CHAPTER examines the benefits of planning for end-of-life care through interviews with a diverse collection of subjects, including
elderly hospice patients, parents of a child battling a rare metabolic bone disease, a young father of three suffering from liver and colon cancer,
and even an unlikely hospice "survivor," a 45-year-old mother with congestive heart failure. Throughout, doctors from several Pittsburgh-area
hospitals stress the importance of communication regarding end-of-life decision-making. These difficult, but necessary conversations can help
patients navigate - and even dictate - their end-of-life scenarios. THE LAST CHAPTER also follows nurses, hospice-care providers and an
interfaith chaplain who tend to the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of terminally ill patients.
03:00:00
Pacific Heartbeat
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #403
Road to the Globe
In 2010, the home of Shakespeare - The Globe Theatre in London, England - issued a proclamation outlining the world's biggest Shakespearean
festival: 36 countries, 36 Shakespearean plays, 36 languages. New Zealand actor Rawiri Paratene answered the call and was given the honor to
open the festival. Spanning the twelve-week period before Opening Night, ROAD TO THE GLOBE follows Rawiri as he forms his own company,
Ngakau Toa, consisting of New Zealand's best Maori actors, and their journey as they prepare to take their Maori adaption of William
Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida to The Globe.
04:00:00
Arab American Stories
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#104
Art and Life are inextricably intertwined in these three stories - Author Alicia Erian mines her life's experience for her books, stories and
screenplays, Artist Hugette Caland has found America to be the place she can most freely express herself in her art, and Hassan Faraj's life was
actually turned into art - the story of this neighborhood butcher became the subject of a community theater piece.
04:30:00
America from the Ground Up
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Revolution 1775-1783
From the siege of Quebec to exploring shipwrecks of Benedict Arnold's defeat on Lake Champlain to the forts of the Great Lakes: Monty digs into
the archaeological sites that tell the real story of America's War for Independence.
05:00:00
Miller Center's American Forum
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #2510
Michael Wolraich: The Teddy Roosevelt You Don't
The Washington Post said MICHAEL WOLRAICH's book on President Teddy Roosevelt was better than Doris Kearns Goodwin's Bully Pulpit.
Wolraich takes us into an epic power struggle that broke political gridlock in Washington similar to 2015 and triggered the biggest political change
in American history.
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
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N/A
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08:00:00
Peep and the Big Wide World
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #208
Newton's Big Adventure/Peep Crosses The Road/Pocoyo - Boo!
Newton the turtle has a series of excellent adventures-involving a puddle, some dandelion fluff, and a very spooky cracker box. Peep discovers
the answer to that ancient conundrum: "Why did the chicken cross the road?" Then, Pocoyo has a new game, which he enjoys playing on his
friends: BOO! Only some of his friends find Pocoyo's game annoying or frightening.
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
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(CC)
DVI #113
Details, Details...../Sinbad In Solitude
"Details, Details..." - A loose bolt on a wagon wheel sets in motion a chain of events that ends up destroying an entire town. "Sinbad in Solitude" A shipwrecked Sinbad and Dina embark on an hilarious voyage that takes them to the exotic island of the Wok Wok women.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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Mon, May 25, 2015
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#819
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
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New Challenges
Mary Ann introduces a new abdominal exercise called the "Ski Jump" and Gretchen gives you a new balance challenge.
N/A
#1413
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Couples Workout
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Tone Your Abs & Strengthen Your Legs
Distrib
Stereo
NETA
APTEX
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10:00:00
10:30:00
Sewing with Nancy
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #2723
Sewing Modkid Style, Part 2
Create colorful and wearable knits designed with a little fashionista in mind. Kids and knit fashions fit together like hand and glove, so why not
sew, serge, and create fashions for your favorite little girls? You'll have fun; they'll reap the benefits! Guest Patty Young joins Nancy to continue
the series designed to make mom/grandma smile, and to make little girls twirl with delight!
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #1305
Double Knitting
If single is good, then double is twice as nice, as we feature reversible and double knitting. Laura Bryant creates a reversible cowl using the
magic number and hand-dyed yarn. Then, brioche expert Nancy Marchant chats with us from her home in Amsterdam. Next, editor Amy Palmer
provides a primer on double knitting. Then Tanis talks Tools of the Trade that double your knitting fun. Last, Vickie ties up Loose Ends with
additional two-sided stitches.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #309
Collar Options
Details make the difference. Give any garment a whole new look by changing the collar. Learn about various collar options and how to apply
them.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
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(CC)
N/A
#4216
13:00:00
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1419
Spiced-Up Cuban Cuisine
Man on the street Doc Willoughby learns about Cuban cuisine from chef Maricel Presilla of Zafra Kitchens in New York. Then, test cook Bridget
Lancaster shows host Christopher Kimball how to make a perfect Cuban-Style Picadillo at home. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried reviews
tortilla presses in the Equipment Corner. And finally, test cook Julia Collin Davison uncovers the secrets to Cuban Shredded Beef.
13:30:00
14:00:00
Pati's Mexican Table
Barbecue University with Steven Raichlen
America's Crossroads
Louisville Wings, Memphis Dry rub ribs with Memphis Mustard Slaw; St. Louis Pork Steaks.
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#406
APT
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(CC)
N/A
#307
14:30:00
Delicious Tv's Vegan Mashup
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #205
Everything Mushrooms
Delicious TV's Vegan Mashup is just mad about mushrooms! Chewy, hearty, and bursting with umami, mushrooms are a low-cal treat, rich with
flavor and a perfect foundation for today's favorite creations! Terry Romero grills tender Oyster Mushrooms for easy Tacos smothered with
Avocado salsa. Miyoko Schinner stirs up a delicate Farro Risotto bursting with Exotic Mushrooms. And Toni Fiore creates a deceptively and
delectable Mushroom Tart tatin.
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1713
Hot Motifs
Being a designer involves being able to look around and recognize what might be changing not only in jewelry but fashion, home decor and just
general overall trends. This episode looks at some of the hot motifs that are just starting like friendship bracelets - they're back! Next, Kristen
Robinson shows how to embed botanicals in resin. Then, Erin Madsen explores some shortcuts to simple stylish jewelry - quick and easy is
always trendy. Finally, Cynthia Deis demonstrates a ruched fiber necklace.
15:30:00
B Organic with Michele Beschen
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #303
Aronia Berries
Michele visits with a couple of the leading Aronia Berry Experts and Growers to learn more about this newly celebrated SuperFood. They share
delicious recipes, products to look for, and how to grow Aronia Berry plants in your own backyard.
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Curiosity Quest
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #707
Corn Chips
Can you guess how many pieces of corn are in one corn chip? Join host Joel Greene on this tasty episode of Curiosity Quest as he visits a
factory to learn how corn chips are made.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
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(CC)
DVI #1504
Creative Costumes
It's time for a little dress up and pretend, with wands for wizards and princesses, a pirate themed necklace, animal ears, tails and masks, and a
segment demonstrated how to decorate shoes and boots.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3002
Recipe for a Great Kitchen
New kitchens are very expensive. But you can make big improvements with a few simple DIY updates. Vicki shows a homeowner how easy it is
to give your cabinets a fresh coat of paint, install new contemporary hardware and pull out shelves and organization systems. Even with new
faucets, lighting and appliances the homeowner saved thousands of dollars and has a great looking kitchen.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #303
Sow True Seed: (Ashville, Nc)
As heirloom seeds continue to lose ground to modern hybrids and habitat destruction, many of these treasured varieties of the past are lost
forever. In this episode, we get a hands-on lesson in saving seeds and learn more about how to preserve the integrity of true organic seedstock.
18:00:00
Journal
18:30:00
Focus On Europe
19:00:00
Newsline
19:30:00
20:00:00
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#11103
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#3320
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6041
Euromaxx
WNVT
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1120
Music City Roots: Live from the Loveless Cafe
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#213
The magnetic, mellifluous voice of soul/folk star Amos Lee highlights this broadcast from Nashville, along with Americana giants Tim O'Brien and
Darrell Scott in duet mode. Plus swinging southern soul artist Sam Lewis, heart-rending songwriter Angel Snow and power acoustic country with
Bradford Lee Folk.
21:00:00
Backstage Pass
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
Big Llou and the Bluesville Revue
Big LLou Johnson hosts some of Chicago's hottest blues acts, recorded live at 2013 Old Town Bluesfest in Michigan's capital city.
#510
22:00:00
IQ: Smartparent
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #204
Digital Badging
Kids love earning badges -- to show they've done something new, taken a risk, or learned a valuable skill. What's it like to get a "badge" in the
21st Century? This episode introduces parents to digitalbadges, an innovative way for children of all ages to make note of new hobbies and skills.
22:30:00
Urban Conversion
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Green You
Rodman goes back to school to learn how one campus is leading the way towards sustainability in higher education. He will be living, learning
and putting one up for the home team as a "non-traditional" student.
23:00:00
My Dad's Illness
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
Megan Plouzek shares her poignant and candid story about growing up in a home with a parent suffering with severe mental illness. Told from
her perspective, the brutal honesty of her story is powerful. Megan spares no details as she discusses the dark nature of the illness's effect on her
father and her family. But, at its core, this is a love story as Megan and her family continues to rally around her father with hope for his recovery.
23:30:00
Your Turn to Care
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#104
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Tue, May 26, 2015
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Newsline
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A
#6041
00:30:00
Euromaxx
WNVT
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1120
01:00:00
Music City Roots: Live from the Loveless Cafe
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#213
The magnetic, mellifluous voice of soul/folk star Amos Lee highlights this broadcast from Nashville, along with Americana giants Tim O'Brien and
Darrell Scott in duet mode. Plus swinging southern soul artist Sam Lewis, heart-rending songwriter Angel Snow and power acoustic country with
Bradford Lee Folk.
02:00:00
Backstage Pass
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
Big Llou and the Bluesville Revue
Big LLou Johnson hosts some of Chicago's hottest blues acts, recorded live at 2013 Old Town Bluesfest in Michigan's capital city.
#510
03:00:00
IQ: Smartparent
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #204
Digital Badging
Kids love earning badges -- to show they've done something new, taken a risk, or learned a valuable skill. What's it like to get a "badge" in the
21st Century? This episode introduces parents to digitalbadges, an innovative way for children of all ages to make note of new hobbies and skills.
03:30:00
Urban Conversion
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Green You
Rodman goes back to school to learn how one campus is leading the way towards sustainability in higher education. He will be living, learning
and putting one up for the home team as a "non-traditional" student.
04:00:00
My Dad's Illness
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
Megan Plouzek shares her poignant and candid story about growing up in a home with a parent suffering with severe mental illness. Told from
her perspective, the brutal honesty of her story is powerful. Megan spares no details as she discusses the dark nature of the illness's effect on her
father and her family. But, at its core, this is a love story as Megan and her family continues to rally around her father with hope for his recovery.
04:30:00
Your Turn to Care
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#104
05:00:00
Miller Center's American Forum
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2511
The India Dilemma: The U.S. and the World's Other Largest Democracy
Pulitzer Prize winning author, journalist and filmmaker Douglas Blackmon interviews former Brookings Institute managing director WILLIAM
ANTHOLIS and global strategy professor JEFF LEGRO about the rising importance-and challenges-of India and its messy democracy to the
U.S., the world economy and curbing terrorism.
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1418
08:00:00
Peep and the Big Wide World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #210
Quack's Stuck Stick/Peep's Can/Pocoyo - Runaway Hat
Peep discovers a beaver dam and a young, toothy beaver, while Quack, alas, loses his favorite stick. Peep searches for a house he can call.
..home. Then, it's a windy day and Pato's hat gets blown away. Pato doesn't like the way he looks without his hat and he's afraid his friends will
laugh at him so he hides and won't play.
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #114
The Tale of Taymour and Tiny/The Boy and the Panther
"The Tale Of Taymour And Tiny" - Taymour accidentally knocks an egg out of a bird's nest and decides to care for it. When he does, he gets a
big surprise. "The Boy and the Panther" - Nadeem witnesses a crime at the fair and sees that the wrong person gets blamed. Since he wasn't
supposed to be there, he can't tell anyone or he'll get in trouble.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Energy
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Full Body Posture Workout
NETA
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#101
(CC)
DVI
#820
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 104 of 126
Tue, May 26, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
(S)
(CC)
Coordination and Reaction Time
This episode focuses on being aware of your body's movements and how it contributes to coordination and reaction time.
AS2 Episode
N/A
#1414
10:30:00
Sewing with Nancy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2724
Ultimate Serger Techniques, Part 1
Use your serger for more than finishing fabric edges. Take the lead from Nancy and serger pro Pam Mahshie to get your serging skills up to
speed! Learn the basics, and get the confidence to gather, add puffing or textures, and serge on ribbon trim with ease. You'll be surprised as you
learn new-age serging techniques for your projects.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1306
Fair Isle Style
Get ready to travel around the world for traditional stranded knitting styles. First Kirsten Kapur shows us Fair Isle-inspired stranded colorwork.
Next, meet Jill Zielinski, AKA Kniterella, as we chat about how her graphic design career influences her colorwork knitting. On Tools of the Trade,
Tanis shows us some goodies that will help you take charge of your charted colorwork. Finally, Gayle Bunn demonstrates how color work can
apply to chunkier yarn with an on-trend Cowachin-influenced sweater.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #310
Handicap Dressing - Each of Our Needs Is Different
No journey is the same. We all have different needs along the way. Learn how to design and sew to accommodate physical differences.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#4217
13:00:00
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef
NETA
(CC)
N/A #406
Brioche Made Easy
Chef Keller makes brioche just like his father did for their family patisserie. With the dough, he creates bretzels with a cream filling and mouthwatering beignets. Brioche Bretzels; Beignets.
13:30:00
Kevin Dundon's Back to Basics
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Meat & Game
The history of Ireland's cattle fairs - once a central part of rural and urban life - is modernized at the Cattle Mart, where Kevin explores the
different types of lamb breeds; a visit to Kevin's garden and pigpen. Recipes include: Beef & Lamb Stock; Navarin of Lamb; Perfect Steak; Perfect
Roast Potato; Roast Beef; Roast Potatoes and Gravy; and Fillet of Pork with a Black Olive Tapenade.
14:00:00
Taste of History
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #607
Grenada - The Spice Island
As America's War of Independence raged, the Eastern Caribbean became a powder keg of activity. Chef Staib visits Grenada, the spice capital of
the world and the home of nutmeg, the most valuable spice of the 18th century. Chef Staib cooks with local chefs to make 'oil down' and other
island dishes.
14:30:00
Regal Fare
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A #113
Late Winter
On today's episode, Chef Ian will be preparing a great dish that helps say goodbye to the snowy winter! This recipe includes Chicken liver
mousse, pancetta monkfish, and creme Brule for dessert!
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1801
Getting Started
Appropriately, the first episode is getting started. This is an introduction to some of the techniques used every day. We begin with Candie Cooper
and a lesson on bead caps featured in a necklace. Then, meet Melinda Barta with tips for making beadwork more durable. Next, it's the first
workshop lesson; crimping to attach a clasp. Finally, Kate Richbourg has the first of her metal work lessons and beginning steps for soldering.
15:30:00
16:00:00
B Organic with Michele Beschen
Natural Pets
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#304
Curiosity Quest
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #708
Penguins
Did you know that some penguins can live in warm weather? Join host Joel Greene as he visits the Aquarium of the Pacific to learn all about
Magellenic Penguins. He gets to watch them swim and listen to the loud noises they make. He even gets to pet and feed them!
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 105 of 126
Tue, May 26, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #1505
Out of This World
We're getting spacey with out of this world crafts: alien accessories, a cosmic belt and space vest, a mini space shuttle, and a glow in the dark
star mobile - all on Hands On.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3003
Park It Here
Is your garage a living nightmare? Vicki's sure was. She tackles her messy, disorganized garage and turns the space into an inviting, functional
storage area. Learn what it takes to refinish a garage floor with an easy to clean epoxy finish; to design and install an adjustable wall storage
system and upgrade your electrical service.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #304
Farm School (Athol, Ma)
Learning to be an organic farmer is hot! The GGW crew enrolls in a true Organic Farm School for a week of reality TV like you've never seen
before.
18:00:00
Journal
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#11104
18:30:00
Euromaxx
WNVT
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1120
19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6042
19:30:00
Global 3000
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#721
20:00:00
Sun Studio Sessions
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #613
Paul Thorn
Paul Thorn was raised in Tupelo, Mississippi and has performed his southern gospel and country roots influenced music on NPR's "World Cafe"
and television's Jimmy Kimmel Live and Conan Obrien shows. Thorn's down home positivity permeates his approach to music, that he describes
by saying "There's no higher goal I could set for myself than to help other people find some happiness and gratitude in their lives." On this
episode, Thorn talks about his musical influences and performs several songs, including tracks from his latest release "Too Blessed, To Be
Stressed."
20:30:00
Jammin at Hippie Jack's
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #710
Renaissance Rodeo with Matt Urmy (Americana)
When it comes to his music, you cannot simply listen to any Matt Urmy song once. Every line is wrought with subtext and meaning that distils our
existence - our lives. One reviewer wrote "Matt's part wolf, part river, part moonlight, and part cloud...oh yeah, and part human too..." He is
currently working on a New album with the legendary Cowboy Jack Clement, as a follow up to his live show: The Renaissance Rodeo
Show...which is a variety show that highlights the best up and coming songwriting talent.
21:00:00
22:00:00
Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#602
Ancient Roads from Christ to Constantine
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
From Apocalypse to Heresies
In this episode, the city of Jerusalem is rocked by war. Host Jonathan Phillips travels to Patmos Island where John was exiled and visits the cave
where John wrote the most enigmatic book of the New Testament, Revelation. Phillips traces the crucial battle where powerful heretics claiming
special knowledge of Jesus threatened to distort, divide and even to destroy the Christian faith.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 106 of 126
Tue, May 26, 2015
Start
23:00:00
Title
Subtitle
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
Cuba's Secret Side
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #102
The Truth Revealed
The Truth Revealed looks beyond the politics and propaganda at the Cubans themselves. People like Adolpho, a tobacco farmer who had openheart surgery ten years ago and still tends his fields. Or Marco, who walks for miles each day, his operatic voice enticing villagers to buy his
cilantro and hot peppers. Both live in rural villages where time moves more slowly and people look out for each other. Although Castro
confiscated all land shortly after the Revolution, the Cuban government has since started allowing farmers to sell their excess harvest, and private
food stands have popped up all over Cuba. Castro once tried - unsuccessfully - to eradicate religion in Cuba. Cubans still show their faith every
year at the festival of San Lazaro. Many pilgrims crawl six miles to the church. Others drag rocks or suffer even more drastic penances. But
Catholicism isn't the only religion in Cuba. Santeria - an African belief brought to Cuba with the slave trade - is practiced by over half the
population. Hilda is a Santeria priestess and a devout Catholic. After hosting a huge Christmas dinner, she opens up her home to a secret
Santeria celebration, complete with drums and dancing - and a spiritual possession. But as much as Cubans love their faith, they also love to
laugh and entertain themselves. You'll find a game of dominoes on almost every street corner and the kids have their own hilariously Cuban
version of Monopoly. They play to win and they're just as capitalist as their Yankee counterparts. That's a good thing, since the Cuban
government is privatizing over a million jobs in Cuba. Manuel repairs shoes on a Havana street corner, and barely makes ends meet. And yet
when his customers don't bother to pick up their shoes, he doesn't sell them - he gives them away. It's capitalism, Cuban style - with a human
touch. Cubans are avid fishermen, and on any sunny morning you can find Jose fishing on Havana's waterfront. He owns almost no equipment
and only two pairs of shorts, yet cheerfully shares his catch with anyone who comes along. Spear fishermen patrol the same waters, using
homemade guns and occasionally catching enormous - and toothy - barracuda. A few really brave souls use blocks of Styrofoam to paddle
several miles out to sea each morning in search of bigger catch. Their "boats" - barely larger than bathtubs - only last a few months so they often
take them home for repairs. This time they've borrowed an old drill and can't get it to work, but they don't get angry. If there's one thing the
Cubans have learned over the past 50 years, it's patience. But to really find out what makes Cubans tick, you have to visit Remedios during their
annual fireworks festival. For nine months a year it's a sleepy little town, but in September the place splits into two teams - San Salvador and
Carmen - and both sides prepare for war. They build enormous floats and complicated light walls, all run by century-old machines. Women design
costumes and men make thousands of homemade firecrackers. Rusty tractors haul carefully concealed pieces of floats through back streets. And
finally, the big day arrives... The square erupts with games, food, and rides. For the children, this beats Christmas hands down. The men enjoy
themselves in baseball pitching challenges and patronize the local beer trucks. Everyone dances and gorges themselves. But this year Team
Carmen is in trouble. The fireworks have already started and they haven't finished wiring up their light wall. There's a short somewhere, and they
can't find it. And then - amazingly - the other side sends a team of men to help. Within minutes, the machines rumble to life and the competition is
on. It looks more like World War lll than a festival - falling ash as thick as snow and fireworks going off in the middle of the spectators. The men
use the burning debris to light their cigars, which they then in turn use to light more fireworks. The fuses are unreliable, to say the least. When
they reach their grand finale, they ring the entire square with 20,000 fireworks and set them off in an unstoppable explosion. And then the festival
begins. Dancing, tattoos, rides, and food. Towards midnight the floats make their grand entrance, and by morning Remedios is once again a
sleepy little town. So who won the competition? Everyone has an opinion, but in the end they all agree. The town won - Cuba won - because a
good time was had by all.
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43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 107 of 126
Wed, May 27, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
00:00:01
Newsline
00:30:00
Global 3000
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6042
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#721
01:00:00
Sun Studio Sessions
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #613
Paul Thorn
Paul Thorn was raised in Tupelo, Mississippi and has performed his southern gospel and country roots influenced music on NPR's "World Cafe"
and television's Jimmy Kimmel Live and Conan Obrien shows. Thorn's down home positivity permeates his approach to music, that he describes
by saying "There's no higher goal I could set for myself than to help other people find some happiness and gratitude in their lives." On this
episode, Thorn talks about his musical influences and performs several songs, including tracks from his latest release "Too Blessed, To Be
Stressed."
01:30:00
Jammin at Hippie Jack's
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #710
Renaissance Rodeo with Matt Urmy (Americana)
When it comes to his music, you cannot simply listen to any Matt Urmy song once. Every line is wrought with subtext and meaning that distils our
existence - our lives. One reviewer wrote "Matt's part wolf, part river, part moonlight, and part cloud...oh yeah, and part human too..." He is
currently working on a New album with the legendary Cowboy Jack Clement, as a follow up to his live show: The Renaissance Rodeo
Show...which is a variety show that highlights the best up and coming songwriting talent.
02:00:00
Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#602
03:00:00
Ancient Roads from Christ to Constantine
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
From Apocalypse to Heresies
In this episode, the city of Jerusalem is rocked by war. Host Jonathan Phillips travels to Patmos Island where John was exiled and visits the cave
where John wrote the most enigmatic book of the New Testament, Revelation. Phillips traces the crucial battle where powerful heretics claiming
special knowledge of Jesus threatened to distort, divide and even to destroy the Christian faith.
04:00:00
Cuba's Secret Side
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #102
The Truth Revealed
The Truth Revealed looks beyond the politics and propaganda at the Cubans themselves. People like Adolpho, a tobacco farmer who had openheart surgery ten years ago and still tends his fields. Or Marco, who walks for miles each day, his operatic voice enticing villagers to buy his
cilantro and hot peppers. Both live in rural villages where time moves more slowly and people look out for each other. Although Castro
confiscated all land shortly after the Revolution, the Cuban government has since started allowing farmers to sell their excess harvest, and private
food stands have popped up all over Cuba. Castro once tried - unsuccessfully - to eradicate religion in Cuba. Cubans still show their faith every
year at the festival of San Lazaro. Many pilgrims crawl six miles to the church. Others drag rocks or suffer even more drastic penances. But
Catholicism isn't the only religion in Cuba. Santeria - an African belief brought to Cuba with the slave trade - is practiced by over half the
population. Hilda is a Santeria priestess and a devout Catholic. After hosting a huge Christmas dinner, she opens up her home to a secret
Santeria celebration, complete with drums and dancing - and a spiritual possession. But as much as Cubans love their faith, they also love to
laugh and entertain themselves. You'll find a game of dominoes on almost every street corner and the kids have their own hilariously Cuban
version of Monopoly. They play to win and they're just as capitalist as their Yankee counterparts. That's a good thing, since the Cuban
government is privatizing over a million jobs in Cuba. Manuel repairs shoes on a Havana street corner, and barely makes ends meet. And yet
when his customers don't bother to pick up their shoes, he doesn't sell them - he gives them away. It's capitalism, Cuban style - with a human
touch. Cubans are avid fishermen, and on any sunny morning you can find Jose fishing on Havana's waterfront. He owns almost no equipment
and only two pairs of shorts, yet cheerfully shares his catch with anyone who comes along. Spear fishermen patrol the same waters, using
homemade guns and occasionally catching enormous - and toothy - barracuda. A few really brave souls use blocks of Styrofoam to paddle
several miles out to sea each morning in search of bigger catch. Their "boats" - barely larger than bathtubs - only last a few months so they often
take them home for repairs. This time they've borrowed an old drill and can't get it to work, but they don't get angry. If there's one thing the
Cubans have learned over the past 50 years, it's patience. But to really find out what makes Cubans tick, you have to visit Remedios during their
annual fireworks festival. For nine months a year it's a sleepy little town, but in September the place splits into two teams - San Salvador and
Carmen - and both sides prepare for war. They build enormous floats and complicated light walls, all run by century-old machines. Women design
costumes and men make thousands of homemade firecrackers. Rusty tractors haul carefully concealed pieces of floats through back streets. And
finally, the big day arrives... The square erupts with games, food, and rides. For the children, this beats Christmas hands down. The men enjoy
themselves in baseball pitching challenges and patronize the local beer trucks. Everyone dances and gorges themselves. But this year Team
Carmen is in trouble. The fireworks have already started and they haven't finished wiring up their light wall. There's a short somewhere, and they
can't find it. And then - amazingly - the other side sends a team of men to help. Within minutes, the machines rumble to life and the competition is
on. It looks more like World War lll than a festival - falling ash as thick as snow and fireworks going off in the middle of the spectators. The men
use the burning debris to light their cigars, which they then in turn use to light more fireworks. The fuses are unreliable, to say the least. When
they reach their grand finale, they ring the entire square with 20,000 fireworks and set them off in an unstoppable explosion. And then the festival
begins. Dancing, tattoos, rides, and food. Towards midnight the floats make their grand entrance, and by morning Remedios is once again a
sleepy little town. So who won the competition? Everyone has an opinion, but in the end they all agree. The town won - Cuba won - because a
good time was had by all.
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43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 108 of 126
Wed, May 27, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
05:00:00
Miller Center's American Forum
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2512
LBJ, The Real Story of Selma and the Great Society
One of the country's most acclaimed historians, JULIAN ZELIZER wades into the controversy of the film Selma, its depiction of from President
Lyndon Johnson, the real forces behind the Great Society, and his new book: The Fierce Urgency of Now: Lyndon Johnson, Congress, and the
Battle for the Great Society.
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1419
08:00:00
Peep and the Big Wide World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #211
Under Duck/All Fall Down/ Pocoyo - The Seed
Quack discovers there's more to his pond than meets the eye. (Namely, fish.) Spooked by falling leaves, Squeak the mouse warns Peep that the
entire sky will soon be tumbling down. Then, Pocoyo finds a seed. He can't wait for it to grow. He guards it lovingly but can't prevent his friends
from taking an interest in the seed too.
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #115
Abu Hassim's Smelly Shoes/The Bandits of Basra
"Abu Hassim's Smelly Shoes" - A grouchy old man inherits a pair of smelly shoes. No matter how hard he tries, he is unable to get rid of them.
"The Bandits of Basra" - Mujab and Sameer pretend to be lawmen in order to land jobs as sheriffs in a small town. What they don't realize is that
they have to arrest the most vicious bandit in the territory.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Bone Builder (Osteoporosis)
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Strength and Flexibility to Your Core
NETA
APTEX
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
Lymphatic System
Mary Ann uses soothing music and slow gentle movements to stimulate the lymphatic system.
(CC)
N/A
#102
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#821
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1415
10:30:00
Sewing with Nancy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2725
Ultimate Serger Techniques, Part 2
This fun and facts serger class will teach you the basics and beyond. If you keep your serger set at the basic 4-thread stitch, join Nancy and
serger pro Pam Mahshie to take your creative sewing and serging in a new direction. Explore stitches and threading possibilities as the journey
continues and you learn the basics. Then branch out into new directions with techniques you'll love, for an ultimate serger experience!
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1307
Boy Meets Girl
First, menswear designer Josh Bennett talks about choosing stitch patterns and palettes, and finishing techniques that add a masculine touch.
Then, meet husband and wife retailing dynamos Kathy and Steve Elkins as they talk yarn trends and the business side of knitting. Next, designer
and winner of the Fiber Factor challenge, Lauren Riker, shares how she makes and attaches her signature girly embellishment, the knitted bow.
On Tools of the Trade, Tanis shows some tools and yarns that are genderless in their appeal. Vickie closes with some Loose Ends thoughts on
how a few changes to a pattern can take a garment in a more masculine or feminine direction.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #311
Off-The-Rack Sewing
Take a detour on your sewing journey and learn off-the-rack sewing techniques like welt pockets, pleats and specialty sleeve insertion.
12:00:00
13:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#4218
Lidia's Kitchen
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #121
Party Favorites
Today, Lidia is all about an Italian favorite at parties or large family meals - antipasti! She teaches viewers how to prepare four delicious snacks:
Giardiniera - cured vegetables; a tasty Anchovy Frittata with Zucchini, a delicious savory Onion Tart, and everybody's favorite - Marinated
Meatballs.
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43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 109 of 126
Wed, May 27, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
13:30:00
Sara's Weeknight Meals
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #420
Middle Eastern Mashup
Lamb is the go-to meat of the Middle East and in this episode, Sara combines two favorite lamb dishes with recipes she learned on a recent trip
to Turkey. She's got Lamb Chops with a Turkish Pear Salsa, plus Herbed Lamb and Feta Burgers. On top of that, an addictive Turkish Mushroom
and Cheese Dip that's super fast and simple.
14:00:00
Simply Ming
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1211
Australian Beef with Mark Best
Good day mates! This episode of Simply Ming goes on the road to Sydney, Australia where we explore the wonderful flavors of Australia's
spectacular Wagyu beef. One of Australia's best chefs, Chef Mark Best, joins Ming and cooks up a Seared Wagyu with Beetroot and Radicchio
Kimchee. Ming then creates a magnificent Wagyu Tataki with Thai Basil Chile Pesto and Rice Noodle Stir-Fry. Australian beef, where else but in
Australia - on this special episode of Simply Ming.
14:30:00
Kevin Dundon's Modern Irish Food
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #109
Christmas Made Easy
Kevin shows his audience how to prepare the perfect Christmas dinner: smoked salmon gateau, twice-stuffed turkey, marmalade glazed ham,
pork rack with apple compote, cranberry and chestnut sprouts and to finish, very cherry tiramisu.
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1802
Dangles and Drops
Add eye catching movement and dimensional interest to jewelry designs with a variety of dangle and drop styles. First is Kerry Bogert with a
technique using wire and resin together to form unique dangles. Then, Molly Schaller demonstrates a necklace featuring drop beads with jump
rings. Next, it's a workshop lesson on making basic but beautiful dangles and drops. Last is Melinda Barta showing how to create unique dangles
from seed beads and caps.
15:30:00
B Organic with Michele Beschen
Healthy Home Brews
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#305
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #709
Tofu
Have you ever wondered how tofu is made? Join host Joel Greene on this episode of Curiosity Quest as he visits Oakland, California to learn
how tofu is made. Greene gets to jump right into tasting the various types of tofu and tofu flavors.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #1506
School Days
This show features three ways to make your backpack fun, cool pouches for your locker, an apple trivet for the teacher, and a first day of school
journal featuring a phone app.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3004
Flipping for Contemporary
Vicki and her FYH team start an eight-part mini-series focusing on the renovation of an out of date, neglected home. In the first episode you will
meet the team, see the existing issues they will be facing over the next few months and learn how they're going to transform this house into a
contemporary abode.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #305
Organic Lawn Care (Arlington, Va)
The impression that lush lawns require high inputs of synthetic chemicals to keep them looking good is a myth. We visit a private estate to see a
major test case by the University of Maryland to show that lush green grass is possible and how you can have that lawn of your dreams
organically.
18:00:00
Journal
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#11105
18:30:00
Asia Insight
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#308
19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6043
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43.1
05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 110 of 126
Wed, May 27, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
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Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
19:30:00
Latin View
APT
(S)
(CC)
N/A #509
Latino Labor Force
According to the Pew Hispanic Center, Latinos make up 13.6% of the total employment in the U.S., but they account for more than 36% of the
increase in employment over the last year. Sherri and her guests take a look at the Latino labor force, key demographic changes and current
employment trends. Guests: Jose Trujillo - Director of sales and staffing for Hospitality Personnel Services; Don Mares - Executive Director,
Colorado Department of Labor & Employment; Travis Martinez - Vice President of Business Development for White Construction Group.
20:00:00
Shoeless Blues: The Journey of Boscoe France
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
This is a story about a man and the blues guitar competition that changed his life. An unknown guitar virtuoso, Boscoe France, from the coal
mining town of Madisonville, KY beats out 4,000 other guitarists to win Guitar Center's "Battle of the Blues" competition. After the win, Boscoe
finds himself recording with Grammy winning producers, opening for B.B. King, picking out the guitar of his choice at the Gibson Custom Shop,
and taking his kids to Disney World.
20:30:00
River Music
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
What happens when art and science are combined in the creative minds of teens? This film follows teenagers in a Young Composers class in
Northern California as they spend a year learning river science and how it all relates to the lifecycle of the salmon. They are challenged turn that
experience into music that creates a sense of the river and the life that depends on the river. The result? A beautifully photographed, moving
musical tribute to the Yuba River and the life cycle of the salmon told through fully orchestrated music written by the talented teenagers.
21:00:00
Music Voyager
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #603
Atlanta, Ga
Music Voyager is invited to Atlanta, Georgia to experience the heartbeat of the city from the inside out. The host is musician Tacuma Bradley who
explores the Atlanta landscape while following the six degrees of separation between the people he meets. These include musicians Christian
and Brand Bush, who brings them to the neighborhood of Buckhead for an unplugged performance at a local cemetery. They are introduced to
their friends Ruby Velle and the Soulphonics. Ruby's music sets the tone to explore the funky and artistic Five Points neighborhood. Ruby
introduces them to the feisty Myra, who owns a boutique cuisine shop called La Fruta. Myra then takes them to the Elevate Festival in the heart of
downtown Atlanta. Finally, an introduction is made to Killer Mike, a local hip-hop legend and activist who brings Tacuma to his
barbershop/community center to experience a concert with Killer Mike and special guest Big Boi from OutKast.
21:30:00
New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising Artists
22:00:00
War for Guam
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#103
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
War for Guam is a documentary about World War II and its enduring legacy in Guam, a U.S. territory since 1898. The program tells the
extraordinary story of how the Native people of Guam, the Chamorros, remained loyal to the U.S. under a brutal Japanese occupation, only to be
later stripped of much of their ancestral lands by the American military. Through rare archival footage, contemporary verite creative use of
graphics and sound as well as testimonies of survivors and their descendants, the story is told from various points of view. These include war
survivors like Antonio Artero, Jr., whose father was awarded one of the first Medals of Freedom for his heroic deeds in protecting American lives;
and two key historical figures, Radioman George Tweed and Father Jesus Baza Duenas.
23:00:00
Japanese American Lives
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #103
Stories from Tohuku
Two years after the devastating 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan, survivors are still struggling to rebuild. The Japanese American
community has continued to raise money and organize aid trips to the region. This powerful documentary explores both the endurance and
frustration of the survivors and the hope inspired by the visitors. Olympic Gold medalist Kristi Yamaguchi is featured.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Thu, May 28, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
00:00:01
Newsline
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6043
00:30:00
Latin View
APT
(S)
(CC)
N/A #509
Latino Labor Force
According to the Pew Hispanic Center, Latinos make up 13.6% of the total employment in the U.S., but they account for more than 36% of the
increase in employment over the last year. Sherri and her guests take a look at the Latino labor force, key demographic changes and current
employment trends. Guests: Jose Trujillo - Director of sales and staffing for Hospitality Personnel Services; Don Mares - Executive Director,
Colorado Department of Labor & Employment; Travis Martinez - Vice President of Business Development for White Construction Group.
01:00:00
Shoeless Blues: The Journey of Boscoe France
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
This is a story about a man and the blues guitar competition that changed his life. An unknown guitar virtuoso, Boscoe France, from the coal
mining town of Madisonville, KY beats out 4,000 other guitarists to win Guitar Center's "Battle of the Blues" competition. After the win, Boscoe
finds himself recording with Grammy winning producers, opening for B.B. King, picking out the guitar of his choice at the Gibson Custom Shop,
and taking his kids to Disney World.
01:30:00
River Music
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
What happens when art and science are combined in the creative minds of teens? This film follows teenagers in a Young Composers class in
Northern California as they spend a year learning river science and how it all relates to the lifecycle of the salmon. They are challenged turn that
experience into music that creates a sense of the river and the life that depends on the river. The result? A beautifully photographed, moving
musical tribute to the Yuba River and the life cycle of the salmon told through fully orchestrated music written by the talented teenagers.
02:00:00
Music Voyager
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #603
Atlanta, Ga
Music Voyager is invited to Atlanta, Georgia to experience the heartbeat of the city from the inside out. The host is musician Tacuma Bradley who
explores the Atlanta landscape while following the six degrees of separation between the people he meets. These include musicians Christian
and Brand Bush, who brings them to the neighborhood of Buckhead for an unplugged performance at a local cemetery. They are introduced to
their friends Ruby Velle and the Soulphonics. Ruby's music sets the tone to explore the funky and artistic Five Points neighborhood. Ruby
introduces them to the feisty Myra, who owns a boutique cuisine shop called La Fruta. Myra then takes them to the Elevate Festival in the heart of
downtown Atlanta. Finally, an introduction is made to Killer Mike, a local hip-hop legend and activist who brings Tacuma to his
barbershop/community center to experience a concert with Killer Mike and special guest Big Boi from OutKast.
02:30:00
New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising Artists
03:00:00
War for Guam
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#103
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
War for Guam is a documentary about World War II and its enduring legacy in Guam, a U.S. territory since 1898. The program tells the
extraordinary story of how the Native people of Guam, the Chamorros, remained loyal to the U.S. under a brutal Japanese occupation, only to be
later stripped of much of their ancestral lands by the American military. Through rare archival footage, contemporary verite creative use of
graphics and sound as well as testimonies of survivors and their descendants, the story is told from various points of view. These include war
survivors like Antonio Artero, Jr., whose father was awarded one of the first Medals of Freedom for his heroic deeds in protecting American lives;
and two key historical figures, Radioman George Tweed and Father Jesus Baza Duenas.
04:00:00
Japanese American Lives
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #103
Stories from Tohuku
Two years after the devastating 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan, survivors are still struggling to rebuild. The Japanese American
community has continued to raise money and organize aid trips to the region. This powerful documentary explores both the endurance and
frustration of the survivors and the hope inspired by the visitors. Olympic Gold medalist Kristi Yamaguchi is featured.
05:00:00
Miller Center's American Forum
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2513
First In Special Series: After Ferguson-What Now?
Civil rights icon JULIAN BOND and historian PHYLLIS LEFFLER discuss their online and book project: Black Leaders on Leadership. Drawing on
years of oral interviews, Bond and Leffler uses the lives of prominent African Americans from all sectors of society to trace the contours of black
leadership in America. Samples include: John Lewis, Clarence Thomas, Eleanor Holmes Norton, Vernon Jordan, Angela Davis, Amiri Baraka.
06:00:00
08:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1420
Peep and the Big Wide World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #213
The Perils of Peep and Chirp/Hoop Tricks/Pocoyo - New on the Planet
Emboldened by the ice, Peep and Chirp try to walk across Big Bay. Chirp finds a beautiful bracelet and soon discovers all the amazing things it
can do! Then, Pocoyo is scared when a stranger appears in Pocoyoland, but he soon comes to realize that he needn't be scared of this little alien
- and they become friends.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 112 of 126
Thu, May 28, 2015
Title
Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #116
The Genie, The Fish, The Wolf and the Witch/The Forbidden City of Shenzhen
"The Genie, The Fish, The Wolf and The Witch" - When Shahryar can't sleep, Shahrzad tells a series of stories within stories that become
fascinatingly intertwined. "The Forbidden City of Shenzhen" - Ahn-Ming climbs to the other side of the forbidden wall to learn that everything he's
been taught about his evil neighbors is wrong.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Fat Burning 1
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Full Bar Workout to Loosen Your Hips
NETA
APTEX
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
Mobility and Balance
This episode highlights a variety of exercises to improve balance and concludes with stroking.
(CC)
N/A
#103
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#822
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1416
10:30:00
Sewing with Nancy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2726
Sewing with Nancy on the Road
A road trip with Nancy is the ultimate sewing or quilting experience. Nancy steps out of the Sewing With Nancy studio-at least for one episode,
and takes the show on the road. During this stop Nancy visits Quilt Expo, showing you the newest trends in quilting techniques, fabrics, and
more. See an "eye-candy" quilt show and learn about the quilter's bonds of golden threads.
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1308
Everyday Lace
Lace is not just for dress up; learn how to make lace an every day technique. First, author Heather Zoppetti shows how to begin a circular lace
piece and finish a lacy beret. Next, we chat virtually with Lorna's Laces' Beth Casey. Then, editor Amy Palmer talks about the "big lace" trend of
combining big needles and chunky yarn with delicate stitches and demonstrates different double decreases. On Tools of the Trade, Tanis looks at
lace needles, and gives us a behind the scenes look at how knitting needles and crochet hooks are manufactured. Last on Loose Ends, Vickie
adds an easy 'picot' edging for a stress-free lacy touch.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #312
Lining Vs. Interfacing and Seam Finishing
It what's underneath the hood that counts. Or in the case of garments, it's the lining and/or interfacing. Learn the difference along with seam
finishing.
12:00:00
Democracy Now!
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#4219
13:00:00
Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1009
A Passion for Cheese
Carlos Yescas is a cheesehead on a mission: Put the fine, outstanding artisanal cheeses of Mexico on everyone's radar screen. Yescas scours
the country for the best cheese producers; then, he scours Mexico City's best restaurants for chefs that will use those cheeses on their menus.
One chef he's had success with is Jorge Vallejo, owner of Quintonil, who happily uses a super-rich doble crema cheese from Chiapas to make his
mother's version of huazontles, and a tangy, bouncy quesillo from Chiapas for an elegant cheese soup. Luckily for the residents of DF, these
cheeses can now be found at Carlos's stall, Lactography, in the sleek new Mercado Roma. Lucky Rick gets to sample the wares before heading
home to Chicago, where he teaches us how easy it is to make whole milk ricotta.
13:30:00
Cooking with Nick Stellino
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #109
Elegant Veal Chops & A Delectable Cheesecake
Cooking the perfect chop and preparing the ultimate sauce with port and Gorgonzola is a easy as 1-2-3! Making the perfect dessert is even
easier. Nick visits the cheese monger and the butcher and prepares Veal Chops with Port & Gorgonzola and a Ricotta Cheesecake with Coffee &
Chocolate.
14:00:00
The Jazzy Vegetarian
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #407
Easy Summer Luncheon
Host Laura Theodore prepares a lovely luncheon meal for her girlfriends. Special guest: Chef Del Sroufe. Menu features "Mock Tuna Open-Face
Sandwiches" garnished with cherry tomatoes and sprouts. On the side, "Spinach and Apple Salad with Maple Mustard Dressing" blends baby
spinach and crisp apples, while mouthwatering "Strawberry Tartlets" make the ideal warm weather dessert. To wet your whistle, "Maple-Mint
Lemonade."
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
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Thu, May 28, 2015
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Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
14:30:00
Essential Pepin
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI #122
Good Catch!
Grilled Swordfish With Spicy Yogurt Sauce; Baked Mackerel With Potatoes And Onions; Seafood With "Handkerchiefs"; Poached Trout In
Vegetable Broth.
15:00:00
Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1803
Make It Today
Get ready for a batch of ideas to make in an evening and wear the next day, or even make and wear all in the same day. First is Jean Campbell
with a seed bead lesson. She shows how easy it is to create a potpourri of beaded bead shapes using tubular herringbone stitch and different
size beads. Then, Laura Timmons makes crochet chandelier earrings. Next is a beading workshop lesson featuring three essential knots:
overhand, larks head and sliding. Finally, Molly Schaller demonstrates a purple and blue druzy necklace using focal pendants with chain for a
quick design.
15:30:00
B Organic with Michele Beschen
Growing Food - The Heirloom Way
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#306
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #710
Stickers
Did you know that some stickers can stick permanently? Join host Joel Greene as he visits a massive sticker manufacturer to learn how they
make stickers. He even gets to witness a real laser making stickers and watch the amazing process of 3D stickers!
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #1507
Experiments
It's time for a little crafting science as we make a journal of technique experiments, do a little chemistry to create glop or blubber or whatever you
want to call it! test out some prehistoric look a likes with casting materials, and finally take our experiments outside for a test on floating with our
own ship.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3005
Order Early and Stay Late
Keeping a project on track is key to finishing on time and within budget. You will be surprised to learn how critical it is to order cabinets;
appliances, doors and windows before the walls start coming down. This is a great lesson for homeowners planning a major or minor renovation
project.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #306
Sustainable Agriculture (Swoope, Va)
Polyface Farms is everything that industrialized farming is not. Here's an in depth look at how they are able to grow produce and raise food (beef,
chickens, pigs and turkeys) while stewarding the land at the same time.
18:00:00
Journal
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#11106
18:30:00
Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1148
19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6044
19:30:00
Native Report
WDSE
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1004
On this edition of Native Report the dream like works of artist Rabbett Before Horses Strickland have been compared to those Renaissance
masters, we learn about his inspiration and his life. The murder of legendary Ojibwe Chief Joe White is the subject of a gripping historical study
that encapsulates the decades-long struggle of an Ojibwe community to resist removal, we interview the author. And to celebrate our 10th season
on public television stations we delve into the Native Report archive for a tribute to the late Richard Milanovich, Chairman of the Agua Caliente
Band of Cahuilla Indians.
20:00:00
Jubilee
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1105
The Steep Canyon Rangers/Sleepy Man Banjo Boys
North Carolina bluegrass band The Steep Canyon Rangers and the young picking stars Sleep Man Banjo Boys perform at the 2012 International
Bluegrass Music Association Fanfest in Nashville.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 114 of 126
Thu, May 28, 2015
Start
Title
Subtitle
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
21:00:00
Live from the Artists Den
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #904
Damien Rice
Damien Rice delivered an unforgettable performance at the Greenpoint Loft for his episode of Live from the Artists Den. The Irish singersongwriter concentrated largely on material from his acclaimed new album My Favorite Faded Fantasy. While the concert-in an intimate, in-theround setting on the top floor of a 19th century warehouse on the Brooklyn waterfront, with a dazzling view of the Manhattan skyline-was mostly
played solo, Rice thrilled the fans with a full choir backing him on "Trusty and True."
22:00:00
Taking Earth's Temperature: Delving Into Climate's Past
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
The topic of climate change is on everyone's mind today and is never far from the headlines, but is it possible to truly understand something as
complex as the Earth's climate? The answer to that question is at the heart of the documentary "Taking Earth's Temperature: Delving into
Climate's Past." It reveals that keys to understanding our planet's climate future lay hidden deep within the climate's distant past.
23:00:00
Why Quilts Matter: History, Art & Politics
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
What Is Art?
You think you know art when you see it, but this episode of Why Quilts Matter may make you think again. Turns out the quilt is the perfect test
case for a dozen theories about what makes art, well.... art. Take the art vs. craft debate: As a domestic object made by women for a practical
purpose the quilt falls squarely into the 'craft' category, and a humble one, at that. But do some quilts become 'art' when exhibited, like paintings,
on a museum wall? Which ones? The plot thickens when we consider the claims of 'art quilts' made solely for exhibition. Are they art-not craft-just because their makers say they are, and how do we know, anyway? Who knew that it takes a soft cover to define a tough concept? Join host
Shelly Zegart and crew as she explores "what is art?"
23:30:00
This American Land
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #404
Seamount of Life. Arctic Traffic, Altamaha River Pollution, Diatoms and Climate
Using special recording technology to document the spawning of endangered fish like the Nassau grouper, scientists in the Caribbean study
spawning aggregation sites that are critically important for the survival of many ocean species. We follow them to one of these sites off the
western coast of Puerto Rico that has been severely impacted by overfishing; conservationists say an effectively enforced marine protected area
is urgently needed there. Climate change is causing a rapid loss of summer sea ice in the Arctic Ocean, opening the region to more shipping
traffic, oil exploration and other industrial activities that were never possible before. This is creating growing risks to whales, walruses, seals and
seabirds - especially in the narrow migration corridor in the Bering Strait. The traffic also poses new risks to the region's local native people who
hunt and fish in small boats. Conservationists are pressing for new measures to protect the marine environment, wildlife and welfare of local
residents in the changing Arctic. The Altamaha River in southern Georgia is a major waterway, still undammed, flowing in its natural state more
than a hundred miles to the Atlantic and its spectacular estuary. But there's a large pulp mill on the river that has been operating for decades, and
critics say it has been discharging pollution into the river which they allege the pulp company refuses to clean up, and which the state of Georgia
has been slow to address. We go to the river to see for ourselves. In another story on the warming Arctic, we meet researchers in Greenland who
gather samples of fossilized microscopic algae in lake sediments, discovering vital clues about past and current climate change in the region.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 115 of 126
Fri, May 29, 2015
Title
Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
00:00:01
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6044
00:30:00
Native Report
WDSE
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1004
On this edition of Native Report the dream like works of artist Rabbett Before Horses Strickland have been compared to those Renaissance
masters, we learn about his inspiration and his life. The murder of legendary Ojibwe Chief Joe White is the subject of a gripping historical study
that encapsulates the decades-long struggle of an Ojibwe community to resist removal, we interview the author. And to celebrate our 10th season
on public television stations we delve into the Native Report archive for a tribute to the late Richard Milanovich, Chairman of the Agua Caliente
Band of Cahuilla Indians.
01:00:00
Jubilee
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1105
The Steep Canyon Rangers/Sleepy Man Banjo Boys
North Carolina bluegrass band The Steep Canyon Rangers and the young picking stars Sleep Man Banjo Boys perform at the 2012 International
Bluegrass Music Association Fanfest in Nashville.
02:00:00
Live from the Artists Den
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #904
Damien Rice
Damien Rice delivered an unforgettable performance at the Greenpoint Loft for his episode of Live from the Artists Den. The Irish singersongwriter concentrated largely on material from his acclaimed new album My Favorite Faded Fantasy. While the concert-in an intimate, in-theround setting on the top floor of a 19th century warehouse on the Brooklyn waterfront, with a dazzling view of the Manhattan skyline-was mostly
played solo, Rice thrilled the fans with a full choir backing him on "Trusty and True."
03:00:00
Taking Earth's Temperature: Delving Into Climate's Past
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
The topic of climate change is on everyone's mind today and is never far from the headlines, but is it possible to truly understand something as
complex as the Earth's climate? The answer to that question is at the heart of the documentary "Taking Earth's Temperature: Delving into
Climate's Past." It reveals that keys to understanding our planet's climate future lay hidden deep within the climate's distant past.
04:00:00
Why Quilts Matter: History, Art & Politics
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
What Is Art?
You think you know art when you see it, but this episode of Why Quilts Matter may make you think again. Turns out the quilt is the perfect test
case for a dozen theories about what makes art, well.... art. Take the art vs. craft debate: As a domestic object made by women for a practical
purpose the quilt falls squarely into the 'craft' category, and a humble one, at that. But do some quilts become 'art' when exhibited, like paintings,
on a museum wall? Which ones? The plot thickens when we consider the claims of 'art quilts' made solely for exhibition. Are they art-not craft-just because their makers say they are, and how do we know, anyway? Who knew that it takes a soft cover to define a tough concept? Join host
Shelly Zegart and crew as she explores "what is art?"
04:30:00
This American Land
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #404
Seamount of Life. Arctic Traffic, Altamaha River Pollution, Diatoms and Climate
Using special recording technology to document the spawning of endangered fish like the Nassau grouper, scientists in the Caribbean study
spawning aggregation sites that are critically important for the survival of many ocean species. We follow them to one of these sites off the
western coast of Puerto Rico that has been severely impacted by overfishing; conservationists say an effectively enforced marine protected area
is urgently needed there. Climate change is causing a rapid loss of summer sea ice in the Arctic Ocean, opening the region to more shipping
traffic, oil exploration and other industrial activities that were never possible before. This is creating growing risks to whales, walruses, seals and
seabirds - especially in the narrow migration corridor in the Bering Strait. The traffic also poses new risks to the region's local native people who
hunt and fish in small boats. Conservationists are pressing for new measures to protect the marine environment, wildlife and welfare of local
residents in the changing Arctic. The Altamaha River in southern Georgia is a major waterway, still undammed, flowing in its natural state more
than a hundred miles to the Atlantic and its spectacular estuary. But there's a large pulp mill on the river that has been operating for decades, and
critics say it has been discharging pollution into the river which they allege the pulp company refuses to clean up, and which the state of Georgia
has been slow to address. We go to the river to see for ourselves. In another story on the warming Arctic, we meet researchers in Greenland who
gather samples of fossilized microscopic algae in lake sediments, discovering vital clues about past and current climate change in the region.
05:00:00
Miller Center's American Forum
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2510
Michael Wolraich: The Teddy Roosevelt You Don't
The Washington Post said MICHAEL WOLRAICH's book on President Teddy Roosevelt was better than Doris Kearns Goodwin's Bully Pulpit.
Wolraich takes us into an epic power struggle that broke political gridlock in Washington similar to 2015 and triggered the biggest political change
in American history.
06:00:00
08:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1421
Peep and the Big Wide World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #215
Chirp Builds A Nest/Stuck Duck/Pocoyo - Elly's Ballet Class
Desperate to fly, Chirp wonders if building a nest will help her? How do you unstick a duck who's stuck in a hollow log? (Say that five times, fast!)
Then, Elly wants to be a prima ballerina with a troupe of other dancers so she tries to teach her friends to dance just like her.
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05/01/2015 - 05/31/2015
Date: 03/28/2015
Page 116 of 126
Fri, May 29, 2015
Title
Subtitle
Start
Distrib
Stereo
Cap
AS2 Episode
08:30:00
1001 Nights
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #117
The Broken Jewel/The Boy Who Became A Genie
"The Broken Jewel" - Two servants accidently break a jewel from the king's crown. In order to avoid getting caught, they must find another one at
the top of Asir Mountain. "The Boy Who Became a Genie" - Dissatisfied with his life, Harif trades places with a genie, only to discover that his
boring life wasn't so bad after all.
09:00:00
Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews
Fat Burning 2
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Stretch & Strengthen Your Lower Body
NETA
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#104
(CC)
DVI
#823
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1417
Your Feet, Your Foundation
It's important to let your feet feel the floor. Exercising barefoot, Mary Ann emphasizes somatosensory awareness in the feet throughout the
workout.
10:30:00
Sewing with Nancy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #2801
Sew Simple with Rectangles & Squares, Part 1
Make easy projects all starting with rectangles and squares. Nancy creates timesaving gifts such as a cosmetic bag, tote, and luggage saddlebag
using comparable sewing steps, straight stitching, and double-sided quilted fabric. Plus, all of the projects start with easy patterns-rectangles and
squares!
11:00:00
Knitting Daily
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1309
Woven Look
Weave your way to beautiful garments. First, Gwen Bortner introduces entrelac and shows how to create the building blocks of the fabric. Next,
we travel virtually to India, land of fabulous woven fabrics, for a glimpse into the contemporary knitting scene. Then, Lily Chin uses her join-asyou-go knitting technique to create a weaving-inspired pillow. On Tools of the Trade, Tanis talks covet-worthy tools and yarn to add to your
collection. Last, on Loose Ends, Vickie creates a woven fabric with mesh crochet.
11:30:00
Fit 2 Stitch
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #313
The Trench Coat - Look at Me Now!
Every traveler needs a great all-weather trench coat. Your road trip ends tips you need to make this fashion basic that is great wherever you
travel.
12:00:00
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#4220
Essential Pepin
APTEX
Sweet Endings
Chocolate Mint Truffettes; Quick Almond And Plum Cake; Tuiles A L'orange; Summer Cornets Susie.
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#124
13:00:00
Democracy Now!
13:30:00
Joanne Weir Gets Fresh
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #105
Spice It Up
In this episode, Joanne shows us that we don't need to go to Morocco to get a nice variety of spices. She'll take us on a trip to a spice shop and
then teach her student how to make four different spice blends using different ingredients. She'll also show us how to make Garam Masala and
Adobo Rubbed Chicken Skewers. You won't want to miss this spicy show! Recipes: 4 Spice Blends: Ras El Hanout, Quatre Epices, Za'atar,
Adobo; 2 Spice Skewers: Garam Masala and Adobo rubbed Chicken Skewers with Garlic Yogurt Sauce, Roasted Carrots with Quatre Epices.
Student: Lauren Eastman.
14:00:00
Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Co. - After The Hunt
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1224
Roasted Leg of Venison Blue Bayou
Chef Folse prepares Venison Osso Buco, Roasted Leg of Venison Bayou Blue and Venison Round Steak Terre-Aux-Boeuf and visits with knife
collector Mike Worley.
14:30:00
Chefs A' Field
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #213
The Revolution
The Birthplace of Modern Organic Farming. Chef Christine Keff: Flying Fish - Seattle Chef Christine Keff is considered America's "queen of green
cuisine," as she recognized the importance of conservation years ahead of other chefs. For the last 15 years, her four-star kitchen has been
serving Northwest-inspired dishes made with local and organic ingredients. In this episode, the chef visits one of organic farming's early pioneers,
Jim Meyer, in the foothills of the scenic North Cascades mountains. Recipes: Alaskan King Salmon, Squash & Mushroom Ragout, Roasted
Onions, Bacon Vinaigrette; Grilled Fish Tacos, Charred Tomato Salsa, Guacamole, Onions, Handmade Tortillas.
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Beads, Baubles and Jewels
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #1804
It's A Wrap
The jewelry workshop continues with "it's a wrap". These are necklaces and bracelets that wrap, coil and twist for texture and interest. Christie
Friesen is the first guest to make a beautiful orchid from clay featuring a technique for twisting colors together. Then, Mary Hettmansperger has a
metal work project featuring embossing on metal for an interesting and unique surface on low tech metal jewelry. Next is a jewelry workshop
lesson showing how to use memory wire. Finally, Laura Timmons makes a braided leather bracelet using cup chain.
15:30:00
B Organic with Michele Beschen
Natural Healing
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#307
16:00:00
Curiosity Quest Goes Green
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #401
Lunch Tray Recycling
Did you know that foam lunch trays can be recycled? Check out this episode where elementary school students show us how they recycle all of
their foam lunch trays. We all know that many schools just don't have the funds to pay for biodegradable products as they usually cost more
money. So, we teamed up with these students to learn how they have implemented a way to save money but also found a way to recycle the
products they use every day.
16:30:00
Hands On Crafts for Kids
NETA
(S)
(CC)
DVI #1508
Sea Life
Dive in, as we make a clay shell, sea life finger puppets, an under the sea diorama and window aquarium clings as Hands On goes underwater.
17:00:00
For Your Home
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #3006
Put A Lid On It
Vicki takes a quick break from construction to share her home garden and how to make pesto before heading off to the project house to watch a
metal roof get installed. The hardwood floors are extended to incorporate the entire house and get a coat of gray stain for a more contemporary
look. Take a trip to a local stone yard to see the solid surface materials Vicki selects for the interior and exterior countertops.
17:30:00
Growing A Greener World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #307
Backyard Composting (Winston Salem, Nc)
Compost is the single most important amendment for creating healthy soil. Yet, many gardeners are confused when it comes to making it at
home, and why it's important. In this information-packed episode, we meet with a soil scientist, and show you all you need to know to make it at
home for free.
18:00:00
Journal
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#11107
18:30:00
Out of Ireland
WLIW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#2252
19:00:00
Newsline
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6045
19:30:00
Global 3000
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#721
20:00:00
Song of the Mountains
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#909
West Wend; Whitetop Mountain Band.
21:00:00
Woodsongs
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #1603
Rhonda Vincent & The Rage Plus Willow Osborne
Rhonda Vincent & The Rage is the most awarded band in bluegrass music with over 80 Awards including an unprecedented 7-consecutive wins
for IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year plus 5-Grammy nominations. Famously crowned as "The New Queen of Bluegrass" by the Wall Street
Journal, Vincent's music incorporates savvy contemporary touches while drawing deeply from the authentic traditions of classic bluegrass, with a
flawless band that can execute break-neck instrumentals to heart wrenching ballads. Her new project 'Only Me' is a 2-Disc combination release
that includes six-songs each of Bluegrass and Country. Willow Osborne is 12 years-old and resides in Pigeon Forge, TN. At the age of 4 she was
already entertaining and picking up a banjo for the first time. Her vocals and instrumental skills have landed her a number of awards and shows at
Dollywood. Rhonda is one of Willow's musical heroes.
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Date: 03/28/2015
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22:00:00
Hidden Legacy: Japanese Traditional Performing Arts in the Wwii Internment
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KNME
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(CC)
N/A
#0
Using historical footage and interviews from artists who were interned, this film tells the story of how traditional Japanese cultural arts were
maintained at a time when the War Relocation Authority (WRA) emphasized the importance of assimilation and Americanization. Various essays
and studies concerning the camps have been published, but have focused on the political and legal aspects of the internment, while hardly
mentioning cultural and recreational activities in the camps. When cultural and recreational activities have been documented, they have focused
on American culture, such as baseball and swing music. This film will be the first major presentation of the existence of traditional music, dance
and drama in the camps. It includes stories of 19 artists in the fields of music (koto, nagauta shamisen, shakuhachi, shigin, biwa), dance (buyo,
obon) and drama (kabuki) who were interned at Tule Lake, Manzanar, Amache/Granada, Rohwer, Gila River, and Topaz.
23:00:00
Artist Toolbox
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Isabel & Ruben Toledo
"I do what I do because I love to do it," cries the passionate, acclaimed fashion designer Isabel Toledo who, in addition to other achievements,
designed the gown First Lady Michelle Obama wore at her husband's inauguration. Join host John Jacobsen as he strolls through Isabel's atelier,
and take a peek at the eclectic New York studio of her husband Ruben Toledo, as he creates. How do you define art? "Feeling!" says Ruben.
"Spirit!" says Isabel. Two of the peak designers working today, Isabel and Ruben Toledo represent a quarter century of being in love and building
their potent design brand, and they agree on at least one thing: "Art is discovery." Isabel, long considered one of fashion's true innovators, has
been called by Geoffrey Beene, "a major talent, one of the secrets of American fashion." Ruben, whose work encompasses everything from
designing for the world's leading stores to illustrations in publications such as The New Yorker, Details and Vogue, talk about craft, process,
teamwork, and their inspiring life as a married couple...in the arts. Says Ruben, "...we're all born with that secret key that gives you the power to
unlock your ideas." Find the key, with The Artist Toolbox.
23:30:00
Theater Talk
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#823
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Date: 03/28/2015
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00:00:01
Newsline
00:30:00
Global 3000
01:00:00
Song of the Mountains
Distrib
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AS2 Episode
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#6045
DW
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#721
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#909
West Wend; Whitetop Mountain Band.
02:00:00
Woodsongs
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #1603
Rhonda Vincent & The Rage Plus Willow Osborne
Rhonda Vincent & The Rage is the most awarded band in bluegrass music with over 80 Awards including an unprecedented 7-consecutive wins
for IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year plus 5-Grammy nominations. Famously crowned as "The New Queen of Bluegrass" by the Wall Street
Journal, Vincent's music incorporates savvy contemporary touches while drawing deeply from the authentic traditions of classic bluegrass, with a
flawless band that can execute break-neck instrumentals to heart wrenching ballads. Her new project 'Only Me' is a 2-Disc combination release
that includes six-songs each of Bluegrass and Country. Willow Osborne is 12 years-old and resides in Pigeon Forge, TN. At the age of 4 she was
already entertaining and picking up a banjo for the first time. Her vocals and instrumental skills have landed her a number of awards and shows at
Dollywood. Rhonda is one of Willow's musical heroes.
03:00:00
Hidden Legacy: Japanese Traditional Performing Arts in the Wwii Internment
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
Using historical footage and interviews from artists who were interned, this film tells the story of how traditional Japanese cultural arts were
maintained at a time when the War Relocation Authority (WRA) emphasized the importance of assimilation and Americanization. Various essays
and studies concerning the camps have been published, but have focused on the political and legal aspects of the internment, while hardly
mentioning cultural and recreational activities in the camps. When cultural and recreational activities have been documented, they have focused
on American culture, such as baseball and swing music. This film will be the first major presentation of the existence of traditional music, dance
and drama in the camps. It includes stories of 19 artists in the fields of music (koto, nagauta shamisen, shakuhachi, shigin, biwa), dance (buyo,
obon) and drama (kabuki) who were interned at Tule Lake, Manzanar, Amache/Granada, Rohwer, Gila River, and Topaz.
04:00:00
Artist Toolbox
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #104
Isabel & Ruben Toledo
"I do what I do because I love to do it," cries the passionate, acclaimed fashion designer Isabel Toledo who, in addition to other achievements,
designed the gown First Lady Michelle Obama wore at her husband's inauguration. Join host John Jacobsen as he strolls through Isabel's atelier,
and take a peek at the eclectic New York studio of her husband Ruben Toledo, as he creates. How do you define art? "Feeling!" says Ruben.
"Spirit!" says Isabel. Two of the peak designers working today, Isabel and Ruben Toledo represent a quarter century of being in love and building
their potent design brand, and they agree on at least one thing: "Art is discovery." Isabel, long considered one of fashion's true innovators, has
been called by Geoffrey Beene, "a major talent, one of the secrets of American fashion." Ruben, whose work encompasses everything from
designing for the world's leading stores to illustrations in publications such as The New Yorker, Details and Vogue, talk about craft, process,
teamwork, and their inspiring life as a married couple...in the arts. Says Ruben, "...we're all born with that secret key that gives you the power to
unlock your ideas." Find the key, with The Artist Toolbox.
04:30:00
Theater Talk
05:00:00
In Good Shape
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#823
WNVC
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#218
05:30:00
Healthy Body Healthy Mind
EPS
(S)
(CC)
DVI #2701
The Science of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Inflammatory bowel diseases like Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative colitis can be painful, debilitating and often life-altering. But there's also much
mystery surrounding these severe immunologic conditions both regarding their causes and the effective treatments. In this program we meet
researchers and clinicians who are working to better understand these diseases and better manage them. We'll also meet patients who aren't
letting these conditions define their lives. With the help of their doctors and medical teams they are working towards bringing these diseases
under control.
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
(N)
N/A
#1422
08:00:00
Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #319
Hibiscus
Today Gary teaches how to paint a beautiful Hibiscus. This is a large, tropical flower with ruffled edges in a gorgeous bright Magenta Pink color. A
graceful arch shaped border surrounds the flower and large leaves. There are even some tiny water drops added to the painting.
08:30:00
Painting The Town with Eric Dowdle
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#107
Black Hills, S.D. - Long held sacred by Native Americans, the Black Hills are a monumental treasure not only because of the colossal stone
sculptures or rich gold veins but for the land itself, its freshness, freedom, and history. This area seems to attract characters that add to its
personality. The Black Hills still sing their ancient melody. Follow Eric as he listens and comes to know the parts that make up the song.
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Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
NETA
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DVI #103
Cezanne at Mont Sainte Victoire
Travel with David to the locations of Paul Cezanne's (1839-1906) natural inspiration near Aixen Provence & Mont Saint Victoire. David considers
Cezanne's ambitious struggle with the contradiction: how to present stability and form with change and movement. David demonstrates
Cezanne's strategies; from sketch to watercolor to oil, and discusses Cezanne's insights into acts of visual perception. He discusses Cezanne's
difficulties, frustrations, and his ultimate success - as the father of Modernism.
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Spine & Abs
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
DVI
#824
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #1418
Flabby Arms
This workout focuses on exercises to tone the arm muscles. Mary Ann introduces a new way to strengthen arms using your own body as
resistance.
10:30:00
Wai Lana Yoga
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #505
Breathe Easy!
Wai Lana shows you a simple breathing technique that strengthens and purifies the lungs-great for those with asthma and other respiratory
problems.
11:00:00
Delicious Tv's Vegan Mashup
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #203
The Quintessential Tempeh
Inquisitive about tempeh - that quintessential and versatile meat free protein? Let's check in with The Vegan Mashup for three essential recipes
that will have you reaching for tempeh time and time again! Watch Toni Fiore simmer some saucy, kid-pleasing Tempeh Sloppy Joes. Terry
Romero grills garlicky marinated tempeh for Classic Tempeh Reuben Sandwiches. Guest Chef Julie Hasson mashes it up a dessert Pizza. And
dive into Miyoko Schinner's tempting Seared Tempeh with Fig Rosemary Sauce.
11:30:00
Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #804
Presenting: World-Class Wines of Baja
Baja California Norte produces many world-class, gold medal-winning wines. That fact may surprise most people in the United States. Rick takes
us on a tour of the region along with renowned winemaker and visionary Hugo d'Acosta, founder of La Escuelita, a nonprofit winemaking school
that opened in 2004. Hugo introduces Rick to his Casa de Piedra wines before taking Rick on a tour of the school where locals and chefs come to
make their own wines. At Tres Mujeres, a charming winery run by three women, Rick tastes each of their wines with their favorite dishes. Their
cooking inspires Rick to make stuffed chiles with red wine at home. At L.A. Cetto, winemaker Camillo Magoni tells Rick about his 47-year career
with one of the oldest wineries in Mexico. Rick cooks with Ludwig Hussong of San Rafael Winery in the Valle de Ojos Negros and they toast the
wines of Mexico.
12:00:00
Lidia's Kitchen
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #220
Quick Light and Easy Meal Ideas
It's another episode dedicated to simplicity and delicious ingredients. Here Lidia chooses three great dishes that can be made in very little time
but offer great flavors and complexity. They are great as appetizers, sides or by themselves and include Caprese Salad with Celery and Walnuts,
Stuffed Artichoke with Tuna and Scallop Salad.
12:30:00
Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #111
Duxbury, Ma: Chefs Jeremy Sewall and Barton Seaver and Skip Bennett
Set inside the beautiful seaside town of Duxbury, MA, this episode features legendary Boston Chef Jeremy Sewall, sustainable cooking expert
Barton Seaver, and Island Creek Oysters owner Skip Bennett, whom Pete Evans joins in foraging for oysters for the feast.
13:00:00
Rudy Maxa's World
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #202
Edinburgh & The Scottish Highlands
"Rudy Maxa's World' timed the shooting of this episode with the Edinburgh International Festival, a madcap and colorful, three-week event that
says "theater" in every sense of the world. The world's largest arts festival features theater, comedy, dance, music, operas, street performances,
and the famous Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, a stunning evening performance of martial music and precision marching performed by military
bands from around the world in the city's 1,400-year-old Edinburgh Castle. A trip north to the Highlands includes a ride on the so-called "Harry
Potter Train," as well as a look at the wild beauty of the Isle of Skye and a side serving of the local delicacy, haggis.
13:30:00
Dream of Italy
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #102
Rome
Romans have been making mosaics for thousands of years and artisan Nadia Ridolfini teaches Kathy the ancient craft. Food markets like the
Campo dei Fiori are a vital part of daily life. Alessandro Volpetti takes Kathy on a tour of the new Testaccio market as well as his family deli
Volpetti. Then the di Felice brothers, owners of Da Enzo, teach Kathy to make Rome's famous dish Cacio e Pepe. Then we get "the scoop" on
gelato making with Gelateria del Teatro ai Coronari. Noted street artist Alice Pasquini shows us her work, a modern contrast to ancient frescoes.
The episode ends at Palazzo Brancaccio with an historic ball performed by Campagna Nazionale di Danza Storica.
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Rick Steves' Europe
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #606
Andalucia, Gibraltar and Tangier
Exploring Andalucia, we experience the quintessence of Spanish culture. Starting up high, in Spain's whitewashed hill towns, we roll down to the
coast to enjoy the windsurfing mecca of Tarifa. Then we catch a bit of Britain on the Rock of Gibraltar, and sail to Africa for a Moroccan finale in
Tangier.
14:30:00
Journeys In Africa
NETA
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(CC)
N/A #210
Johannesburg - City of Many Faces
From the streets of Soweto to the colonial Union Building, the metro area of Joburg is a mix of architecture, people and traditions. This area is
more than big city-it also has one of the best safari parks nearby that was literally manmade.
15:00:00
Garden Smart
NETA
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(CC)
N/A
#3808
Gardeners love plants - new plants, different plants, many unusual plants. But, how do we make sure we have a landscape plan, not a nursery?
GardenSMART visits with an expert who struggles with these concerns but has found a great solution. Be sure to tune in.
15:30:00
Farm with Ian Knauer
NETA
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(CC)
DVI #106
Pig Roast
Every year Ian and his family host a pig roast on The Farm. Learn about raising heritage breed pigs and sustainable farming as well as how to
roast a whole pig and make crowd-pleasers like Big Phil's Mac 'n' Cheese and Erin's Piggy Cupcakes.
16:00:00
Maria Hinojosa: One-On-One
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #517
Robert Cox
Award-winning journalist Robert Cox reflects about Argentina's Dirty War of the 1970s and 80s, his work as journalist during that period, and
reconciliation in Argentina.
16:30:00
Overheard with Evan Smith
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A #511
Joyce Carol Oates, Novelist
Joyce Carol Oates is one of the most distinguished and critically-acclaimed fiction writers in America. She is a recipient of the National Medal of
Humanities, the National Book Critics Circle Ivan Sandrof Lifetime Achievement Award, the National Book Award, and the PEN/Malamud Award
for Excellence in Short Fiction, and has been nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. Her works of fiction include We Were the Mulvaneys, Blonde and
The Accursed. Her latest collection of stories, Lovely, Dark, Deep: Stories, was published in September.
17:00:00
The Forever Home: Going Green
KCSM
(CC)
N/A
#0
A refreshing look at a Bay Area home remodeling project. The planning and architecture considers not only the needs of the home owners, but
also those of the environment and the home's surroundings. A green house for an extra ordinary couple. A KCSM acquisition of a local
production.
17:30:00
Natural Heroes
KNME
(S)
(CC)
N/A #605
Anna, Emma and the Condors
A portrait of a family living with intention. Two sisters, Anna and Emma, together with their parents, fight for the survival of the California Condors.
Anna's and Emma's lives are unique in their growing understanding that if we do not take care of the life surrounding us, we will face the
possibility of our own extinction.
18:00:00
Focus On Europe
18:30:00
Autoline This Week
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#3321
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1915
19:00:00
Closer to Truth
EPS
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1308
What Things Are Real?
Is the physical world real? Or an expression of consciousness. Is consciousness real? Or an illusion? Is there a spirit world? Many dismiss
anything other than the physical.
19:30:00
Piano Guy
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#1408
The program theme is sacred and inspirational songs. Host, Scott Houston demonstrates a tip called The Gospel Walk-Up. Scott and his guests
also show viewers how to play "Jesus Loves Me" and "Down By The Riverside." Featured pianists include Bradley Sowash, Jeff DeHerdt and
Milton Ruffin.
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Infinity Hall Live
APTEX
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(CC)
N/A #105
The Smithereens
The New Jersey-based rock band The Smithereens brings down the house with their unique driving guitar sound. The group performs a number
of their hit songs, including "Blood and Roses" and "Behind the Wall of Sleep." From their humble beginnings in 1980 in Carteret, New Jersey,
The Smithereens have become an enduring facet of alternative rock and acquired a cult following. Initially formed following the members'
graduation from Carteret High School, the group became popular with catchy, power pop hits. Drawing on inspiration from The Beatles and Kurt
Cobain, The Smithereens have honed a style all their own. With a sound described as a blend of American garage-band rock and British pop,
The Smithereens have had an impressive 30-year career. Partnering with artists like The Kinks and Graham Parker, the group has produced over
10 studio albums and 4 live albums. With an extensive touring schedule, the group continues to excite devoted fans across the country.
Combining the musical talents of Pat DiNizio, Jim Babjak, Dennis Diken and Severo Jornacion, The Smithereens offer something not seen
everyday: a lively, fun, and entertaining performance. A true pillar in the underground music scene, The Smithereens are a great addition to
INFINITY HALL LIVE.
21:00:00
Front and Center
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #503
Sara Evans and Martina Mcbride - Ladies Night Out
The multi-CMA Award-winners join forces for a special CMA Songwriter Series: Ladies Night Out. Evans and McBride bring out some of
Nashville's best songwriters including Gretchen Peters ("Independence Day" recorded by McBride), Aimee Mayo ("Let's Make Love" recorded by
Faith Hill) and The Warren Brothers ("Red Solo Cup" recorded by Toby Keith). The ladies perform career hits including Evans' "Born to Fly" and
"Stronger" and McBride's "Teenage Daughters" and "Independence Day." Recorded at the Marathon Music Works in Nashville.
22:00:00
Globe Trekker
APTEX
(S)
(CC)
N/A #1408
Globe Trekker Food Hour: Deep South USA
Bobby Chinn samples Cajun and Creole cuisine in New Orleans and the surrounding Bayou country; discovers the local fare in Vicksburg and
Natchez, MS; visits Elvis Presley's birthplace for a chat with The King's childhood buddies in Tupelo; and learns how to cook the perfect barbecue
pork in Memphis after a stop at Graceland.
23:00:00
Clean Lines, Open Spaces: A View of Mid-Century Modern Architecture
NETA
(S)
(CC)
N/A
#0
"Clean Lines, Open Spaces: A View of Mid-Century Modern Architecture" focuses on the construction boom in the United States after World War
II. Sometimes considered cold and unattractive, mid-century modern designs were a by-product of post-war optimism and reflected a nation's
dedication to building a new future. This new architecture used modern materials such as reinforced concrete, glass and steel and was defined by
clean lines, simple shapes and unornamented facades.
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Closer to Truth
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What Things Are Real?
Is the physical world real? Or an expression of consciousness. Is consciousness real? Or an illusion? Is there a spirit world? Many dismiss
anything other than the physical.
00:30:00
Piano Guy
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The program theme is sacred and inspirational songs. Host, Scott Houston demonstrates a tip called The Gospel Walk-Up. Scott and his guests
also show viewers how to play "Jesus Loves Me" and "Down By The Riverside." Featured pianists include Bradley Sowash, Jeff DeHerdt and
Milton Ruffin.
01:00:00
Infinity Hall Live
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The Smithereens
The New Jersey-based rock band The Smithereens brings down the house with their unique driving guitar sound. The group performs a number
of their hit songs, including "Blood and Roses" and "Behind the Wall of Sleep." From their humble beginnings in 1980 in Carteret, New Jersey,
The Smithereens have become an enduring facet of alternative rock and acquired a cult following. Initially formed following the members'
graduation from Carteret High School, the group became popular with catchy, power pop hits. Drawing on inspiration from The Beatles and Kurt
Cobain, The Smithereens have honed a style all their own. With a sound described as a blend of American garage-band rock and British pop,
The Smithereens have had an impressive 30-year career. Partnering with artists like The Kinks and Graham Parker, the group has produced over
10 studio albums and 4 live albums. With an extensive touring schedule, the group continues to excite devoted fans across the country.
Combining the musical talents of Pat DiNizio, Jim Babjak, Dennis Diken and Severo Jornacion, The Smithereens offer something not seen
everyday: a lively, fun, and entertaining performance. A true pillar in the underground music scene, The Smithereens are a great addition to
INFINITY HALL LIVE.
02:00:00
Front and Center
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Sara Evans and Martina Mcbride - Ladies Night Out
The multi-CMA Award-winners join forces for a special CMA Songwriter Series: Ladies Night Out. Evans and McBride bring out some of
Nashville's best songwriters including Gretchen Peters ("Independence Day" recorded by McBride), Aimee Mayo ("Let's Make Love" recorded by
Faith Hill) and The Warren Brothers ("Red Solo Cup" recorded by Toby Keith). The ladies perform career hits including Evans' "Born to Fly" and
"Stronger" and McBride's "Teenage Daughters" and "Independence Day." Recorded at the Marathon Music Works in Nashville.
03:00:00
Globe Trekker
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N/A #1408
Globe Trekker Food Hour: Deep South USA
Bobby Chinn samples Cajun and Creole cuisine in New Orleans and the surrounding Bayou country; discovers the local fare in Vicksburg and
Natchez, MS; visits Elvis Presley's birthplace for a chat with The King's childhood buddies in Tupelo; and learns how to cook the perfect barbecue
pork in Memphis after a stop at Graceland.
04:00:00
Clean Lines, Open Spaces: A View of Mid-Century Modern Architecture
NETA
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"Clean Lines, Open Spaces: A View of Mid-Century Modern Architecture" focuses on the construction boom in the United States after World War
II. Sometimes considered cold and unattractive, mid-century modern designs were a by-product of post-war optimism and reflected a nation's
dedication to building a new future. This new architecture used modern materials such as reinforced concrete, glass and steel and was defined by
clean lines, simple shapes and unornamented facades.
05:00:00
Drexel Interview
NETA
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N/A #301
G. Wayne Clough
In this episode of The Drexel InterView, host Paula Marantz Cohen interviews G. Wayne Clough, 12th Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution
and President Emeritus of the Georgia Institute of Technology. During his time with the Smithsonian Institution, Secretary Clough has served at
the helm of a remarkable American enterprise. The Smithsonian is the world's largest museum and research complex, encompassing 19
museums and galleries, 20 libraries, the National Zoo, and research efforts in 130 countries. Clough traces the history of the Smithsonian
Institution from founder James Smithson's early vision to present-day research partnerships, vast collections, numerous exhibitions, fundraising,
renovations, and other new projects underway. He discusses how to manage a billion-dollar budget, while simultaneously reporting to all three
branches of government. In addition, Clough addresses the Institution's research on climate change and how this can help to inform major policy
decisions. Recorded on location at the Smithsonian Castle in Washington, D.C., this episode features photographic stills and insightful
discussion.
05:30:00
Moneywise with Kelvin Boston
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DVI #707
Annuities
Annuities continue to gain in popularity as part of financial planning because they offer a guaranteed retirement income. Are annuities right for
you? Guests: Theodore Miles, associate commissioner for the Washington, D.C. Department of Insurance, and Wesley Watkis, investment
manager and president of the W & W Group.
06:00:00
Morning Cup O Jazz
KCSM
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Paint This with Jerry Yarnell
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My Favorite Things, Part 3
Jerry adds dimension and form to the blocked in shapes of this composition. He discusses the creation of a candle light glow on a painting and
how to dry brush in the shape around the flame. The intermediate shapes and form of the apples, grapes and vase are developed as he builds
the values and highlights for each object.
08:30:00
Gary Spetz's Painting Wild Places
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DVI #511
Waimea Canyon-Kauai
Host-Artist, Gary Spetz, hikes into and paints a scene from Kauai's Waimea Canyon-explaining both how he paints and what he looks for, in
nature, for a painting composition.
09:00:00
Wyland's Art Studio
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N/A #607
California Coast Dolphins
Art Lesson: Color contrast. Find out how color contrast adds drama to a painting. There are many ways to depict contrast in painting by placing or
arranging different objects, colors, shades, or textures against each other. The human eye loves contrast. Artists may use contrast of hue, which
is simply a color that has not been diluted. Contrast of value is the range of lightness versus darkness of certain colors. Occasionally, in oil
painting, artists will paint entirely in shades of grey. This is the oil equivalent of a tonal drawing. A strong tonal drawing almost always leads to a
strong painting. Artists such as Degas understood the effectiveness of color contrast. Wyland explores contrasting shades to create a vivid
painting of dolphins off the California coast.
09:30:00
Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique
Feet & Ankles
10:00:00
Sit and Be Fit
The Power of Small Movements
This episode demonstrates what can be achieved with small gentle movements.
10:30:00
Power Yoga: Mind and Body
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11:00:00
Chefs A' Field: Kids on the Farm
APTEX
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N/A #109
Shrimp Boat on the Bayou
Restaurant August - New Orleans, LA; The 'Anna Marie' Shrimp Boat - Cocodrie, LA What happens when a former Marine, a 10-year-old boy and
a bayou shrimp-boat captain get together for a day out at sea? The Marine, Chef John Besh, and his son Brendon get an unexpected lesson in
marine biology, and the captain, Lance Natzio, is let in on a few culinary secrets for preparing his freshly caught Louisiana wild shrimp. The
journey begins in the pitch-black pre-dawn hours on a sleepy Louisiana bayou. The waters come to life at sunrise, offering a bounty of sea life
and surprises. Porpoises and turtles dive alongside the boat as we fish the open waters. The hard work of pulling in nets is second nature to Chef
Besh, who grew up hunting and fishing in the area and is now one of America's top chefs. Brendon is wide-eyed and all smiles as he sorts
through a cornucopia of gigantic, fresh shrimp he can't wait to sink his teeth into. Then it's into the kitchen, where Brendon and his dad show the
rest of the family just how the cookin' is done. Recipe: Wild Louisiana Barbeque Shrimp Besh Style; Tempura Fried Wild Louisiana Shrimp with
Vietnamese Spicy Sauce; Southern Grits and Spicy Louisiana Wild Shrimp.
11:30:00
Taste The Islands with Chef Irie
APTEX
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N/A #106
An Early Lunch
Chef Irie prepares a casual brunch menu: Jerk Turkey Pumpkin Frittata, Herb-Crusted Salmon with Green Papaya and Mango Slaw, and a
decadent Passion Fruit Mousse. Chef's interaction with chart topping British Jamaican reggae singer Maxi Priest is concluded with a lesson in
making a vegetarian-friendly lentil salad.
12:00:00
Ciao Italia
NETA
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Piedmont Party/Festa Piemontese
Mary Ann is back a Pattie Bongiovanni's castle kitchen in the Piedmont region of Italy to throw a party featuring Piedmont recipes. She starts
things rolling with Stradette, a unique fresh cornmeal based pasta and tops it with a Leek Sauce. Then it's on to Roasted Capon, and the perfect
Piedmont ending? Pears in Barolo Wine.
12:30:00
Martin Yan's Taste of Vietnam
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The Folk Art of Vietnam
As so much of Vietnam is closely tied to its land and water, from farming to fishing, it is only natural that Vietnamese folk art is inspired by the
surrounding natural beauty. Martin visits the famous Water Puppet Show in Hanoi, tours a pottery village and admires the embroidery handiwork
of a true master. Recipes: Chicken Curry in Coconut Milk, Mung Bean Cake with Glutinous Rice.
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Travel with Kids
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DVI #307
O'ahu, Hawaii: Surf & History
Oahu is famous for its cosmopolitan flair with large hotels and big business in Waikiki and Honolulu. But, Nathan and Seamus soon find out that
Hawaiian culture still plays a big part of life here as they learn to play the ukulele, hear tales of old Havaiki, visit the Polynesian Cultural Center
and learn to surf. But ancient history is not the only history here. The boys discover World War II history as they go below deck into limited access
areas of the USS Missouri battleship at Pearl Harbor, the ship where the peace treaty with Japan was signed. Then, they head to North Shore to
discover famous surf spots and experience a more laid-back Oahu at the shrimp tucks and shaved ice stands of Haleiwa and then head over to
Kualoa Ranch to visit some of Hawaii's famous movie and TV filming locations.
13:30:00
Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions
APTEX
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N/A #1208
The Great Rivers of France: Lyon to Arles
Burt tours the ancient city of Lyon. Founded by the Romans in the year 43, it is the gastronomic capital of France. Then he visits the winemakers
of Beaujolais, the twin cities of Tournon and Tain L'Hermitage connected by the oldest suspension bridge in Europe. Next is a stop at the Pope's
Palace in Avignon, and the locations in Arles that inspired Van Gogh.
14:00:00
Aviators
NETA
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N/A
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BEST OF THE AVIATORS: Pulling back the curtain to reveal never before seen footage with a collection of outtakes that uncover what's been
hidden from the public until now.
14:30:00
Jonathan Bird's Blue World
NETA
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N/A #406
Belugas, Cousteau's Blue Hole and Spinner Dolphins
Segment 1: Mystic Beluga Whales. At the Mystic Aquarium in Connecticut, Jonathan gets up close and personal with Beluga whales as he learns
what its like to train and take care of thousand pound marine mammals. Segment 2: Cousteau's Blue Hole. Tucked away in the forest on Andros
Island in the Bahamas is a small circular pond. But this particular pond is actually a Blue Hole, over 400 feet deep. Jonathan explores the depths
of this Blue Hole and finds some fascinating biological processes going in the depths. Segment 3: Hawaiian Spinner Dolphins. Off of the Big
Island of Hawaii, Jonathan cavorts with a pod of playful Spinner dolphins and learns how they hunt at night and sleep during the day by shutting
off half their brains at a time!
15:00:00
American Woodshop
Home Entertainment Designs
New woodworking ideas for every home.
NETA
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N/A
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15:30:00
Rough Cut - Woodworking with Tommy Mac
APTEX
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N/A #107
Finishes
Tommy is the first to say, finishes are an art unto themselves. That's why he dedicated an entire episode to this topic featuring two very talented
finishers, Christine Thomson, a period finisher from Salem, Massachusetts, and Mark Libby, a local finisher who has worked with Tommy for
years. In this episode, Tommy provides detailed project instruction for work requiring a finishing technique. He visits Christine's shop to see some
of her techniques, and later, Mark Libby swings by Tommy's shop.
16:00:00
Feel Grand with Jane Seymour
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N/A #106
Redefining Cancer
The word cancer describes a group of more than 100 diseases. It's the second largest killer in the United States today, accounting for nearly 1 in
every 4 deaths. But do we need to look at cancer in in another way? If we change the conversation, and tackle cancer as a disease that's not
automatically a death sentence and something you can live with, can we begin to conquer it psychologically?
16:30:00
Second Opinion
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N/A #1009
Managing Diabetes
Patient Story: Some experts call Type II Diabetes an epidemic in America. But why is it so difficult to keep under control. Bob Hatch seeks a
second opinion as he struggles to manage his diabetes. Myth or Medicine: Can you cure Type II Diabetes? Second Opinon 5: Five lifestyle
choices that help manage diabetes.
17:00:00
Ecosense for Living
NETA
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N/A #107
Take Back The Farm
There's a "growing" awareness in the U.S. about our food...where it comes from, how it's grown, and what exactly it takes to feed all of us
nutritious, earth-conscious meals. In this episode, we explore farmers of all types in all kinds of situations. From Ron Finley, a renegade gardener
in south central Los Angeles to south Georgia farmer, Will Harris, we'll meet people who are changing the way we think about and consume food.
Lawn and garden expert Paul Tukey gives us some surprising revelations about how we moved from growing our own food to our fascination with
perfect lawns. We'll get the story from a suburban man who became a local outlaw for "growing too many vegetables." We wrap with a quick trip
to Chipotle, a national chain that's taking a local approach to their food supply.
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Well Read
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N/A #412
Louise Penny, The Long Way Home
Louise Penny is the Canadian author of a series of books featuring Chief Inspector Armand Gamache. Wildly popular, Penny's books are regulars
on the New York Times Best Sellers list. She has won a number of awards for her writing, including the Agatha Award for mystery writing - four
years in a row.
18:00:00
Classic California's Gold
Special Presentation
Join Host Huell Howser on another adventure in search of California's Gold!
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Tracks Ahead
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Qj Steam
We'll see how steam trains made their way back into the Iowa landscape, all the while honoring and preserving Chinese rail history; Check out an
'N' scale layout in Northern Indiana; Visit a Philadelphia area Arboretum's garden railroad; And take a stroll down a Virginia 'Railwalk' that honors
the history of trains as well as the region. Spencer Christian hosts.
19:00:00
Komora (To Heal)
NETA
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N/A
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What would it take you to forgive the murder of your family? What would you do if you had to choose between your life and those of 400 children?
How would you redefine family if you were the only survivor in yours? And how would you react when the people who tried to exterminate your
people were released from prison and returned to your community? These are just a few questions addressed by interviewees in the upcoming
documentary Komora: to heal. Komora is about the orphan survivors of the 1994 Tutsi genocide in Rwanda and the people who stepped up to
raise them, whether they were older siblings, orphanage caretakers, or the orphans themselves when they had no one but each other. The film is
directed by two friends. Emmanuel Habimana, a law student and orphan of the genocide, teams up with Natalia Ledford, an American
independent filmmaker and university student from Nebraska. As Natalia narrates the story, Emmanuel takes them throughout Rwanda and
halfway around the world as he interviews his peers, family, heroes, and even former killers. From them he hopes to learn what survival has
meant for his peers across Rwanda and what it means for them today to live in a society where they must share their communities with killers.
20:00:00
Beyond The Light Switch
NETA
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In this new episode of Beyond the Light Switch, we focus on the electrification of the American economy - in transportation, shipping, airlines,
even in the U.S. military and its importance to our national security. Our host, Scientific American's David Biello, journeys across the country to
examine America's switch to electrification as a key strategy in reducing our foreign oil dependence while achieving our economic, environmental
and energy security goals. Our journey begins in Iraq where moving diesel fuel in order to generate electricity became that war's most dangerous
occupation. From the Middle East David looks at the Pentagon's role in advancing energy technology. He'll then travel to one of the busiest ports
in the world - the Port of Los Angeles, then onto Austin, Texas, to a neighborhood that boasts the highest concentration of electric vehicles in the
country. Then it's off to Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Berkeley, California all in the search for signs of a new energy future.
21:00:00
Growing Cities
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N/A
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In Lincoln's time, 80 percent of the U.S. population lived in rural areas and worked in farm-related jobs. Today, more than 80 percent of
Americans live in cities, with less than 1 percent of the population claiming farming as an occupation. However, many city-dwellers are reimagining the possibilities of farming in urban settings - growing their own food in empty lots and lawns, and creating healthier, stronger and more
vibrant communities in the process. GROWING CITIES examines the role of urban agriculture in the United States and its potential for revitalizing
cities and changing the way Americans eat.
22:00:00
Pacific Heartbeat
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N/A #404
Na Loea: The Masters
NA LOEA: THE MASTERS provides a unique window in the lives of those who are considered masters in Hawaiian culture. From sustainable
fishing and land management practices, to preserving traditional language and arts, NA LOEA: THE MASTERS shares the stories of native
Hawaiians who have dedicated their lives to practice, preserve and pass on knowledge and expertise accumulated over years.
23:00:00
Arab American Stories
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DVI
#105
The United States prides itself on being a nation of innovators, and these three Arab-Americans are part of that tradition. Imad Mahawili saw a
problem with energy in the third world and set out to fix it. Amir Abo-Shaeer created the Dos Peublos Engineering Academy to inspire high school
students to go into careers in science and math. And Brian and Leon Dewan have inventing in their blood and music in their souls and have
married the two by making highly unique electronic instruments as Dewanatron. Their swarmatron is used on Trent Reznor's soundtrack for the
movie The Social Network.
23:30:00
America from the Ground Up
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N/A #105
The Science of Archaeology
Join Monty on an expedition to discover how archaeology works. From above the ground with satellites and helicopters, to exploring below the
surface with ground penetrating radar and underwater sonar mapping, Monty digs into the science behind the latest archaeological discoveries.