KRCB August 2013 Open Air

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Natural Heroes Season Six Debut

Mondys t 7:30 pmNturl Heroes, KRCBs award-winning environment show, begins its sixth seasonthis month. Heres a taste of whats to come:

August 26 Second Nture: The Bioiicry EvoluonThe Bioiicry Evoluon explores biomimicry, a new discipline that studies

natures best ideas and then imitates these designs and processes to solve industrial

robles. Set in the wilds of South Afric, the l follows biologist, uthor, nd Tiemagazine Hero of the Environment Janine Benyus and her team as they illustrate how

orgniss in the nturl world cn tech us how to be ore ecient nd sustinble.

Nture rovides the odels: solr cells coied fro leves, steely bers woven like sider-web, sherroof cerics drwn fro other-of-erl, nd ore.

September 2 Truck FrTruck Fr tells the story of new generon of Aericn frers. Using green

roof technology nd heirloo seeds, lker In Cheney lnts vegetble grdenon the only lnd hes got in the hert of New York City: his Grnddds old icku.Once the obile grden begins to srout, viewers re trucked cross New York to seethe citys funkiest urbn frs nd to nd out if Aerics lrgest city cn lern to

feed itself.September 9 Ann, E, nd the Condors

In world of clite chnge nd environentl chllenges, two sisters, Ann ndEmma and their companions, the California condors, stand out as a beacon of hope.

Their father, Chris Parish, is the director of the Condor Project for the Peregrine

Fund t Verillion Clis. Their other, Ellen Prish, is techer nd leder for theorgnizon Roots nd Shoots, founded by Jne Goodll. Together, the fily strivesto sve nd reintroduce the Clifornin condors bck into the wild.


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From thePRESIDENT KRCB

Dear Member,

As youll see as you wander through these pages, this

month is a very big month for KRCB and locally produced

television programming.August 26 brings the debut of season six of our very

own Nturl Heroes. Under the guidnce of roducersVal Landes and Suzanne Harle, this spectacular season

brings together work fro wide rnge of indeendentroducers. And thnks to Suzie Boss, curriculu guidefor teachers to use with the series will soon be available

on PBS Learning Media.

On August 27 we will debut our second program in

KRCBs Counity Helth Connecons series. Workingwith the County of Sonoma and many other partners,this episode will feature local stories, challenges, and

successes in the eld of entl helth. The series isfocused on oening our eyes wide to the ny fctors in our counity which ectthe health of all of us.

August 31 will showcase the launch of the second season ofKRCB Live! Lead byMichelle Oliver nd her zing te of st nd volunteers, this will be sesonout of the studio and in venues around town. Find it on television on the 31st, as well

s irings on rdio nd, of course, t our website, krcb.org.Tht will be quite week! And your stedfst coitent kes it ll ossible.

With recion,


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Many factors make up a healthy community. Some of the major indicators include

high school graduaon rates, economic stability, physical acvity, prevenon of

injuries and access to health care, aordable healthy food, and a clean environment.

For the benet of our shared community, some of KRCB programming will shine a

spotlight on these societal issues and remedies. Health Connecons programs are

aired in the belief that knowledge is power, and working together we can make

our community one of the healthiest in the naon.

Featured Programs on TV22

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The following rogrs will hel viewers tke control oftheir own hysicl nd entl helth.

Smarter BrainsSundy, August 4 t 10:30 pm

What is intelligence? And, how do we get

it? Once we get it, how cn we increse it? In

Srter Brins Dr. Michael Merzenich helpsus uncover the latest research, and also showsviewers the shocking truth of how the cons inour daily lives impact just how smart we really

re (nd wht we cn do bout it)!

3 Steps to Incredible Health! withJoel Fuhrman, MDFridy, August 9 t 7 pm

Over 65% of Americans are overweight orobesend tht nuber is growing just like ourwistlines! 3 Stes to Incredible Helth! oers helthy, eecve, nd scienclly roven lnfor shedding weight quickly nd recliing thevitality and good health we all deserve.

Brain Emergency

Tuesdy, August 27 t 9:30 pm

A ruptured cerebral aneurysm is a brain

emergency that could be deadly. Becoming

educted bout the risk fctors nd sytosis cricl. As ny s two-illion Aericns reliving with undetected brain aneurysms. Whos

t risk nd why? Find out in this fscinngdocumentary.


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Featured Programs on TV22Community Health Connecons

Mental Health in the North BayTuesdy, August 27 t 9 pm

Mentl nd eoonl well-being re criclcoonents of helthy counity. One in vechildren nonlly hve dignosble entl helthrobles, nd one qurter of Aericns suer froa mental illness in any given year.

The second episode of KRCBs Counity HelthConnecons tkes look t the entl well beingof our community, and what some people and programs are doing to improve

condions loclly.

In this eisode we sotlight fr thery rogr in Snt Ros focused ontreng bused nd/or neglected children; role won living with entlillness who hs becoe n dvocte for others; nd in our Youth Voices segent,we feature award-winning videos produced by Sonoma County students about the

sg round entl illness nd suicide.

Wtch revious eisodes nd other Helth Connecons videos

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KRCBTelevision Featured Programs on TV22

Great PerformancesJackie Evancho: Music of the MoviesSturdy, August 3 t Noon

In 2011, eleven-yer-old singing senson JckieEvncho dzzled viewers with her rst GretPerfornces solo concert. Now the lile girl witha big voice returns with a new special showcasing

gret songs fro the silver screen, including MyHert Will Go On (Titnic), Soe EnchntedEvening (South Pcic), and many more.

Un Ballo in MascheraWednesdy, August 21 t 8 pm

The Mets new roducon ofUn Bllo inMscher, Verdis clssic dr of olicl intrigueand thwarted romance, airs on Gret Perforncest the Metthis month. Stars include Marcelolvrez s the ill-fted King Gustvo III; DitriHvorostovsky s his best friend nd eventul rivl,Count Anckrstr; nd Sondr Rdvnovsky sAeli, Anckrstrs wife nd the object of thekings secret ssion.

RigoleoWednesdy, August 28 t 8 pm

Director Michel Myer new roducon of VerdisRigoleo is set in the glitzy, depraved Las Vegas of1960. Polish tenor Piotr Beczl sings the Duke, namoral lounge singer whose entourage includes the

world-wery coedin Rigoleo, sung by Serbinbritone eljko Lui. Sorno Din Dru singsthe role of the innocent Gild, Rigoleos dughternd the vic of the redtory Duke.


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Featured Programs on TV22In My LifemeSundy, August 18 t 10:30 pm

This iortnt docuentry thoughully ndthoroughly examines the 68-year history of nuclear

weonsthe ost destrucve force ever invented.Filed in Euroe, Jn, nd the U.S., In My Lifeefocuses on the connuing struggle of cizens,sciensts nd olicl leders working to reduce oreliminate the atomic threat, while others search for

ways to build more nuclear weapons.

Wild Photo AdventuresSturdy, August 24 t 2:30 pm

Ech week tg long with host Doug Grdnerthrough dverse condions nd terrin in serch oftht one gret hotogrh. Tke look behind thescenes t wht it tkes to be rofessionl nturehotogrher. Lern new s nd techniques thtwill bring life bck into your hotogrhs. In the rsteisode, Grdener hotogrhs nesng shorebirdsin the Lowcountry of South Carolina with nature

photographer Eric Horan.

With These Hands: The Story of An AmericanFurniture FactorySundy, August 25 t 10:30 pm

In 2007, unble to coete with cheer oshoreroducon, Hooker Furniture Cony closedits lnt in Mrnsville, Virgini, er 83 yers inoeron. With These Hnds follows the last load ofkiln-dried wood down the ssebly line s it is cut,honed, nd ssebled into ne furniture.

Building the DreamThursdy, August 29 t 8 pm

Building the Dre recounts the journey of anide for nonl onuent honoring MrnLuther King Jr.fro grou of friends tlkinground kitchen tble to the creon of thispermanent symbolto ensure Kings Dream will

rein live for future generons. The l follows

the roject through fundrising, design, bureucrchurdles, nd groundbreking, to the ublic oeningof the memorial.


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KRCBTelevision Featured Programs on TV22

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Sid the Science Kid-SP

Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That!-SP

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Angelina Ballerina

Thomas & Friends

Bob The BuilderMister Rogers

Neighborhood

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Daniel Tigers NeighborhoodArthur

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Pedro E. Guerrero:Portrait of An Image MakerWednesdy, August 21 t 10:30 pm

In his six-decde-long creer, Pedro E. Guerrerowas the photographer for three of Americas

ost fous rsts: rchitect Frnk Lloyd Wrightand sculptors Louise Nevelson and Alexander

Clder. This docuentry lso exlores Guerreroshotogrhs of New York in the 1940s, id-centuryodern hoes nd interiors fro the 1950s, ndnudes fro the 1930s.

The CampaignTuesdy, August 20 t 9 pmHertbreking nd insiring, The Cign is a

human drama that follows ordinary people caught

in the olicl restor of one of the lrgestsocil issue cigns the U. S. hs ever seen:the cign to defet Clifornis Proosion8 and to defend same-sex marriage. Characters

drive the story ofThe Cign, fro their inil

condence tht Pro. 8 will be defeted, throughtheir frustron with unfvorble olling nubers,to their hertbreking 52- to 48-ercent defet onelecon night, nd the turoil beyond.

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CLIMATE ONE

On RadioThursdys t 7 pm

August 1 Sea SurgeA converson with n

archaeologist and a lawyer

on sea level rise, climate

refugees, and the impact

of climate change on the

worlds oceans.

August 8 Power ChoiceA converson with four exerts on locl nd clen ower nonlly nd in the

San Francisco Bay Area.

August 15 Risk and Resilience: Governors Rier and WhitmanA converson with two forer stte chief execuves on bridging the rsn

divide nd dng to clite chnge.

August 22 Overheated: The Human Cost of Climate ChangeWith the Erth running fever, eole in the United Sttes nd round the world

re vulnerble to clite-driven disese, fine, wr nd igron.

August 29 Environmental DebtA converson with leding environentlist nd forer oil execuve on thecosts of olluon nd nding business soluons to crete sustinble econoy.

On TelevisionSundy, August 25 t 11 am

Bracing for Impact I

The By Are will be here 200 yers fronow. It will look dierent. Mii wont be here200 yers fro now. A converson with JohnEnglander, author ofHigh Tide on Min Street,nd tosheric scienst Angel Fritz on theicts of clite chnge on counies in warming world.

Bracing for Impact IILeaders of Bay Area agencies discuss strategies

to protect our built environment and adapt tochallenges in the future.

Warrior WritersThe urgency of the climate crisis has compelled

writers such as Bill McKibben and Antonia Juhasz

to cross the line into advocacy. There discussion

is bout seking u nd being herd.

Angela Fritz & John Englader

Bill McKibben & Antonia Juhasz


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KRCBRadio KRCB FM-91 Featured Programs

LA Theatre WorksSturdys t 6 pm, reeng t idnight

August 3 Becky Shaw, by Gina GionfriddoA dysfunconl fily hs lost its trirch, nd it s u

to their adopted son Max to save them.

August 10 Molly Sweeney, by Brian FrielMolly, who is blind, meets a surgeon who may be able

to restore her sight. In series of interwoven onologues,Molly Sweeneytkes us into the inds of three eolewith dierent exectons of wht will hen when sheregains her vision.

August 17 Deed of Trust, by Claudia Allen and TheGin Game, by D.L. Coburn

Deed of Trustis a gentle and poignant comedy of adysfunconl fily long before tht ter ws used. TheGin Ge is a drama about personal responsibility and

societys mistreatment of the aged.

August 24 The Rivalry, by Norman CorwinAn electrifying drzon of the history-king

Lincoln-Douglas debates, which began 155 years ago this

week.

August 31 Working, by Studs TerkelThis rousing usicl is for nyone who hs ever unched clock, cow, or

supervisoror wanted to.

Early music Sunday morning on HarmoniaSundys t 9 am

August 4 Musical Tour of

NurembergWell visit the Gern city of

Nuremberg, focusing on music

from some of the citys most

iortnt usic ublicons.

August 11 Musical Tour of MadridWell tke usicl tour of the city where Ron, Visigothic, Jewish, Moorish

nd countless other trdions converged, nd then celebrte the sirit of Areni

on fetured recording by Heserion XXI.

August 18 Music for Celc SaintsExlore usic wrien for sints ssocited with Irelnd, Scotlnd nd Wles.

August 25 Marcel Prs: Musician, Musicologist, and MedievalistTody well focus on the works of Prs, exlore the viol d gb, nd witness

the birth of the baroque cello on a release by Les Basses Reunies.


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KRCB North Bay ReportThe North By Reortis dily in-deth look t n issue, event, erson or cvityin our region, prepared by KRCB News Director Bruce Robinson, a veteran journal-

ist who has been covering Sonoma County since 1985, and

reporter Danielle Venton.

The North By Reortis heard Monday

through Fridy t 6:06 am nd 8:06 am,reeng t 5:30 pm, on KRCB FM, 91.1 and90.9 FM, nd online tkrcb.org/north-by-reort.

Take it Easy in August with FlashbackTuesdy,August 6 t 7 pm

"Suere, nd the livin' is esy."Insired by the oening hrse frothe clssic Gershwin song, this onth'sFlshbckis ll bout tking our ese in onewy or notherusiclly of course. Inso doing, we'll her fro the likes of LileFeat, Eric Clapton, Jethro Tull, The Eagles,

Tranquility, and Manfred Mann, among

others. Block out the e for soe "esy"listening.

Ian Anderson o Jethro Tull


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KRCBRadio KRCB FM-91 Featured Programs

Outbeat in AugustSundys t 8 pm

August 4 Living Proof

Join co-hosts nd wives Dr. Dinn L. Gryer ndSheridn L. Gold s they connue exloring life,love, and legalized marriage.

August 11 Outbeat Music: Cool Sounds forHot Nights

Join host Mikl Kennn for n evening ofusicl tribute celebrng ll who've rried orbecoe engged since the recent DOMA/Pro.

8 victory. It's n evening of sexy sounds wherelove abounds honoring pride, commitment, andequality for all.

August 18 Outbeat Collage: Out in the ArtsHosts Mikl Kennn nd Gry Crnivele will

chat with lesbian vintners Dana Sabin and Larisa

Stehenson (le) bout their N bsed wineryStnd Tll Wine. Rick Den fro Fce to Fce -Sono County AIDS Network will lso join us totell us about the 26th Annual Art for Life, whichhappens Saturday, September 21 in Windsor.

August 25 Outbeat News In DepthShne Windeyer fro Cus Pride is bck

to tlk bout how LGBT college freshn cn geto to the best strt t their new school. Loclfily lw orney Kinn Crocker joins us forrt 3 of her series on the legl sects of LGBT

relonshis. And we will hve the ltest LGBTnews nd inforon fro here in the North Byand beyond.

Choir Lo: Loy music on Sunday morningsEvery Sundy orning t 10, Sono County's very own choir loers bring you

the best in choral music.

August 4 Sacred and Profane. The "Dona Nobis Pacem" by Ralph VaughanWillis dukes it out with Bel Brtok's "Cntt Profn." Hosted by Kris Hugen.

August 11 The Seasons According to Haydn. Selecons fro Hydn'smagisterial oratorio "The Seasons." Hosted by Dan Solter.

August 18 Haydn, Beethoven, and Mendelssohn. Sacred and secularchorl works by three usicl gints, including Hydn's "Te Deu," rtsongs, ndoveents fro lrge works. Hosted by Jenny Bent.

August 25 Missa Pange Lingua. Our year-long survey of the masses ofJosquin des Prez coes to close with his gretest work. Hosted by Steve Osborn.


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KRCB FM-91 Featured ProgramsRansom Stephens on Word By WordWednesdy, August 7 t 7

Rnso Stehens ctured his reders' enons with sex, drugs, quntuhysics nd rcil intelligence in his bestselling rst novel The God Ptent. Now,in his ltest book The Sensory Deceon, the Petlu resident tckles the winner-tke-ll rce for the ulte ger exerience.

Rnso Stehens joins host Gil Mnsergh for n entertining conversonbout creng n lternve universe not ll tht dierent fro our own.


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SONOMA SPOTLIGHT: Five minutes on local events and issues with Roland Jacopetti

KRCB OVERNIGHT

FRESH AIRwith Terry Gross

ALL THINGS CONSIDERED - NPR NEWS (KRCB host Mark Prell)North Bay Report with Bruce Robinson - daily at 5:30 pmJim Hightower Report - daily at 6:30pm

DEMOCRACY NOW!with Amy Goodman

YOUR AVERAGEABALONEJohnnyBazzano

SOMETHINGCOMPLETELYDIFFERENT

Roland Jacopetti

CONNECTIONSDoug Jayne &

Allegra Broughton

FREIGHT TRAINBOOGIEBill FraterSHAKEN NOT

STIRREDChris Olson

KALEIDOSCOPEJan Stephens

RADIO FREE SONOMA

E-TOWNLive folk/rock

PERFORMANCE TODAY with Fred ChildClassical music magazine oering live concert perormancesand interviews with distinguished artists and composers

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FLASHBACK WORD BY WORDA NOVEL IDEA

WORDTEMPLE POETRY

NEEDLE DROPAndrea Doria

TEDRADIO HOUR

MIDDAY CLASSICSwith Julie Amacher, Lynn Warfel and Mindy Ratner

MORNING EDITION - NPR NEWS(KRCB host Mark Prell)Featuring: NORTH BAY REPORT at 6:06 & 8:06 amKRCBs California Update @ 7:30am

Second Row Center with David Templeton, Wednesday, 6:35 and 8:35 am & 6:45 pm

Reel Time Film Review with Diane McCurdy -Thursday at 8:35 am

DEMOCRACY NOW! with Amy Goodman

CLIMAFOR

CROSSINGBORDERS

Doug Gosling,Amy Contardi &

David Sharp

MINDYS MIXMindy Berrett

LADY SPINSTHE BLUESMary Carroll

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ON THEROAD AGAIN

Linda Seabright

PERCUSSIONDISCUSSIONJim Laveroni

E ONEMS

CURTAIN CALLCharles Sepos

THIS AMERICAN LIFEwith Ira Glass

BEYOND& BACK

Hillary Culhane

SPACE/TIMEPaul E

RADIO FREE SONOMA

BLUES BEFORE SUNRISERADIO FREE SONOMA

WEEKENDEDITION

NPR NEWSwith

Scott Simon

ALL THINGS CONSIDERED - NPR NEWS

LA THEATRE WORKSRadio theater

LA THEATRE WORKS(Repeat)

THISTLE & SHAMROCKCeltic Music

WEEKENDEDITION

NPR NEWSwith Rachel Martin

WEST COAST LIVESedge Thomson

hosts music & guests liverom San Francisco

THIS AMERICAN LIFEwith Ira Glass

HARMONIAEarly Music

SUNDAY CLASSICS

Classicalmusic romKRCB-FM

John Katchmer,Shafq Spanos, &John Lounsbery

LE SHOW

Music & satire rom Harry Shearer

MOYERS & COMPANY

OUTBEATGLBT Radio

BLUES BEFORE SUNRISE

OUR ROOTSARE SHOWING

Folk & acousticmusic with

Robin Pressman &Steve DeLap

OPEN SPACE DISTRICTJohn Katchmer

NIGHT TRAVELERLinda Cofn

THE CHOIR LOFTD. Solter, S. Osborn, A. Martin,

K. Haugen & J. Bent

MOUTHFULFood & wine with

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Mr. Bad Rules

JAZZCONNECTIONS

Chuck Sher,Glen Alpert

Toby Gleason,Paul Kaplan &

Larry Slater the Jazz MD

RHYTHM & ROOTSMark Nicholas

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WORLD

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FROM THE TOPChristopher ORiley

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OUT OF THE BOXShafq Spanos

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KRCBTelevision DAYTIME Television Listings

MONDAY

5am Democracy Now! with AmyGoodman *

6am Priscillas Yoga Stretches

6:30 Classical Stretch

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George

8:30 Sid the Science Kid

9am Cat in the Hat Knows A LotAbout That!

9:30 Fons & Porter Love o Quilting

10am Quilting Arts

10:30 Learn to Read

11am tLiving Smart

11:30 Second Opinion

12pm Hometime

12:30 Taste This!

1pm Americas Ches on Tour

1:30 tSigning Time!

2pm Cliord the Big Red Dog

2:30 Daniel Tigers Neighborhood

3pm Arthur3:30 WordGirl

4pm Electric Company

4:30 Nightly Business Report

5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour

6:30 Deutsche-Welle Journal

TUESDAY



6:30 Power Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George



9:30 Knitting Daily10am Sew It All

10:30 GED Connection (English)

11am tWider World

11:30 tHealthy Body, Healthy Mind

12pm Ask This Old House

12:30 Simply Ming[repeats Sat. at 6 pm]

1pm NOVA (repeat o Monday)



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl



5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


WEDNESDAY



6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George



9:30 Beads, Baubles and Jewels

10am Its Sew Easy

10:30 Everyday Ediisons

11am Equitrekking Adventures

11:30tChristina[repeats Sat. at 4 pm]

12pm This Old House

12:30 Americas Test Kitchen

1pm Nature (repeat o Tuesday)



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl



5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


THURSDAY



6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George



9:30 Painting and Travel with Roger& Sarah Bansemer

10am Sewing with Nancy

10:30 GED on TV (Spanish)

11am Rick Steves Europe

11:30 New York Originals)

12pm American Woodshop

12:30 Martha Stewarts CookingSchool[repeats Sat. at 5:30 pm]

1pm Truth About Money with RicEdelman

1:30 Crating at the Spotted Carnary



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl



5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


FRIDAY



6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George



9:30 Creative Living[repeats Sun. at 4 pm]

10am Knit and Crochet Now!

10:30 This American Land

11am Journeys in India

11:30 Ciao Italia

12pm Victory Garden

12:30 Lidias Italy in America

1pm Tasteable Caliornia

1:30 tSit and Be Fit



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl




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DAYTIME Television Listings KRCBTelevision

5pm Asia This Week

5:30 PBS NewsHour


SATURDAY

7am Sid the Science Kid (Sp)

7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows A LotAbout That! (SP)

8am Cliord the Big Red Dog (Sp)

8:30 Cyberchase (Sp)

9am Angelina Ballerina

9:30 Thomas and Friends

10am Bob the Builder

10:30 Mister Rogers Neighborhood

11am Curiosity Quest

11:30 To The Contrary with BonnieErbe

12pm Teaching Channel

1pm Paint This w/Jerry Yarnell

1:30 Hands On Crats or Kids

2pm Best o the Joy o Painting

2:30 Wild Photo Adventures

3pm Woodwrights Shop

3:30 Ask This Old House[repeats Tues. at noon]

4pm tChristina

4:30 Jazzy Vegetarian

5pm Cooking with Nick Stellino

5:30 Martha Stewarts CookingSchool

6pm Simply Ming

6:30 Mexico, One Plate At A Time

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8am My Generation

8:30 Inside E Street9am McLaughlin Group

9:30 Consuelo Mack: WealthTrack

10am Religion & Ethics Newsweekly

10:30 Between the Lines[repeats Wed. at 7:30 pm]

11am Climate One

12pm Motorweek

12:30 Inside Washington

1pm European Journal

1:30 Euromaxx Highlights

2pm Great Decisions in ForeignPolicy

2:30 Scully the World Show

3pm American Woodshop[repeats Thurs. at noon]

3:30 This Old House[repeats Wed. at noon]

4pm Creative Living

4:30 Garden Smart

5pm Growing a Greener World

5:30 Victory Garden[repeats Fri. at noon]

6pm P. Allen SmithsGarden

6:30 Red Green[repeats Sat. at 7:30 pm]

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7pm Last o the Summer Wine

7:30 Aviators Dog Fight:Taking tothe skies with ormer ghterpilots to dogght other aircratin air combat. Learningto Fly - Rock Star Edition,Part 2:Vince Neil o MotleyCrue continues his training.Skytypers:A ormation teamtypes long-lasting messagesin the sky.

8pm Cubas Secret Side:The Truth RevealedThis documentary looks

beyond the politics andpropaganda at the Cubansthemselves, includingarmers dealing witheconomic liberalization;Santeros practicing a blendo Catholicism and Aricanreligion; and townspeoplepreparing or a amous localreworks estival.

9pm Frontline: Rape in the Fields

For the women who pickand process the ood we eatevery day, getting sexuallyassaulted is sometimespart o the job. Discover thehidden price many migrantwomen working in Americaselds and packing plants payto stay employed and provideor their amilies.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose

12am Democracy Now! *

1am Best o Link TV *

2 FRIDAY

7pm One Foot in the Grave

7:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack

8pm Burt Bacharachs Best

traces Bacharachs career

as one o the top popularcomposers o the 60s and70s, when he wrote songsor Dionne Warwick, TheCarpenters, Dusty Springeld,

and more. [Repeats 8/4 at3:30 pm]

9:30 Leonard Cohen Live inLondon For over ourdecades, Leonard Cohenhas been one o the mostimportant and infuentialsongwriters o our time, agure whose body o workachieves greater depths omystery and meaning as timegoes on.

11pm Robert Plant & The Band oJoy: Live rom the Artists

Den An intimate concert byrock icon Robert Plant at theWar Memorial Auditorium,with his new group, TheBand o Joy, playing both LedZeppelin classics and newsongs. (Recorded 2011)


1am Best o KRCB Pledge *

3 SATURDAY

11am Gathering o FriendsHost Michelle Huxtable,interior designer, and authoro the best-selling cookbookseries The Gathering oFriends, combines herone-o-a-kind atmosphericand culinary talents to showhow to create and host anunorgettable gathering.

[Repeats today at 6 pm]

12pm Great PerormancesJackie Evancho: Music othe Movies In June 2011,eleven-year-old singingsensation Jackie Evancho

dazzled viewers with her rstGreat Perormancessoloconcert. Her new specialshowcases great songs romthe silver screen, includingMy Heart Will Go On(Titanic), Some EnchantedEvening (South Pacifc), Can

You Feel the Love Tonight(The Lion King), and manymore.

1:30 Doo Wop Love Songs DooWops biggest and best hitsare back, eaturing the mostromantic teenage love songsor sweethearts. [Repeats8/6 at 10:00 pm]

3:30 Celebrating The Music oJohnny Cash: We WalkThe Line No one represents

American music more thanJohnny Cash. Songs likeWalk The Line, Folsom

Prison Blues, and LongBlack Veil gave a voice tothose who were never sungabout. This monumentalconcert taping eaturessome o the biggest artistsin the music industry,including Willie Nelson, KrisKristoerson, Sheryl Crow,Pat Monahan o Train, RonnieDunn, Lucinda Williams,Jamey Johnson, ShooterJennings, and Shelby Lynne

and more.5pm Willie Nelson, Merle

Haggard & Ray Price Aonce-in-a-lietime concertevent with Willie Nelson,Merle Haggard, and RayPrice, delivering rousingperormances o their greatesthits with the richest voicesthis side o the Rio Grande.The warm, yet gritty, powerul,and honest music is truly as

timeless as it is resh.6pm Gathering o Friends (See

description today at 11 am)

7pm Farm Story with Jerry AppsA personal portrait o arm liein rural America in the 1930sand 1940s. [Repeats 8/10 at12:30 pm]

8:30 The Jimmy Dean Show:Country Classics Jimmy

Dean brought country music


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PRIMETIME Television Listingsto mainstream Americain the 1960s. Enjoy earlyappearances o country starslike Chet Atkins, GeorgeJones, Buck Owens, Johnny

Cash, Minnie Pearl & more!10pm Rock, Pop and Doo Wop

Rock and pop legends RonnieSpector (o The Ronettes)and Jon Bowzer Bauman(ormerly o Sha Na Na) teamup to host a celebration othe best-loved songs rom thelate 1950s and early 1960s.

12am Best o KRCB Pledge*

4 SUNDAY

11am Love, Laugh & Eat withJohn Tickell, M.D. In therst hal o the last 100years, our lie expectancyrose considerably becauseo three thingssanitation,vaccination, and antibiotics.But in the last 50 years, lieexpectancy has moved onlya ew months, overcome by

our worsening eating anddrinking habits! Dr. JohnTickell is a medical doctor,and bestselling author whohas spent the last 25 yearsresearching the health, well-being and longevity patternso people around the world.This special presents aninterpretation o that researchin an accessible, practicalway so audiences can putthese important ndings to

work in their own lives.12:30 Il Volo: We Are Love The

three, young Italian tenors,Piero Barone (19), IgnazioBoschetto(18) and GianlucaGinoble (17) o Il Volo won thehearts o PBS viewers

nationwide in 2012. Now,they return with their secondPBS special, Il Volo We AreLove, lmed in March 2013.

2pm Sarah Brightman:Dreamchaser A pioneero the classical crossovergenre who has sold over 30million albums worldwide,Sarah Brightman tacklesthe wonder o space in hernewest album, Dreamchaser.

3:30 Burt Bacharachs Best (Seedescription on 8/2 at 8 pm)

5pm Gloria Estaan: TheStandards Gloria Esteanbrings her sultry contraltoto all-time avorites likeBillie Holidays GoodMorning Heartache,

Chaplins Smile, andmore.

6:30 Alfe Boe: Storyteller at theRoyal Albert Hall The UKplatinum-selling superstarand Tony-Award winner

Ale Boe brings his secondtelevision concert special toPBS. The concert eaturesa ull 19-piece band, andincludes tracks rom his newalbum, Storyteller, as wellas classical arias, and ocourse, his signature songBring Him Home, romhis acclaimed turn as JeanValjean in Les Miserables.

7:30 Elvis, Aloha rom HawaiiElvis Presley made televisionhistory with thisconcerttelevision special, lmed inHonolulu in January 1973.[Repeats 8/8 at 8:30 pm]

9pm Inside Foyles War looks athow this enormously popular,Masterpiece/Mystery!serieshas captured loyal ans orover 10 years. [Repeats 8/8at 7 pm]

10:30 Smarter BrainsWhat is intelligence? And,how do we get it? Once weget it, how can we increaseit? In Smarter BrainsDr.Michael Merzenich uncoversthe latest research. [Repeats8/6 at 8:30 pm]


5 MONDAY

7pm Hugh Laurie: Live on theQueen MaryActor andbluesman Hugh Laurie paystribute to Proessor Longhair,

whose music inspired hisinterest in the blues.

8pm 60s Girl Grooves Girl groupsand emale singers o the60s. [Repeats 8/10 at 9 pm]

10pm Rick Steves Europe TravelSkills This inormation-richtwo-hour special oerspractical advice on enjoying aun, aordable, and culturallybroadening trip to Europe.



6 TUESDAY

7pm Reverse Arthritis PainHost Michelle Huxtable,Naturally Join Dr. Gary Nulland the worlds leading painexperts, who share the latestinormation on how to reversearthritis and pain naturally.

8:30 Smarter Brains(See 8/4 at 10:30 pm)

10pm Doo Wop Love Songs

(See 8/3 at 1:30 pm)12am Democracy Now*


7 WEDNESDAY

7pm Salute to Vienna Thislavish music and dance galaconcert, taped live in Viennain April 2013, celebrates themusical heritage o Vienna,oering excerpts rom

well-known operettas likeThe Merry Widow, Land oSmiles, Die Fledermaus,and many others, perormedby an international cast osuperstars.

9pm David Garrett: Music-Live in Concert Starviolinist David Garrett oersarrangements o the greatcomposersrom Beethoven

to The Beatles, Coldplay toClementicaptivating

his audience with dierent


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elements rom the world omusic and wowing them withstunning visual backdropsand pyrotechnics.

10:30 Gloria Estean: The

Standards (See 8/4 at 5 pm)12am Democracy Now!*


8 THURSDAY

7pm Inside Foyles War (See 8/4at 9 pm)

8:30 Elvis, Aloha rom Hawaii(See 8/4 at 7:30 pm)

10pm Over HawaiiThis new special exploresthe scenic wonders and richcultural traditions o Hawaii,oering an illuminating,o-the-beaten-path tour oHawaiis six major islands.

11:30 Tennis: The Inner Game



9 FRIDAY

7pm 3 Steps to IncredibleHealth! with Joel Fuhrman,MD, addresses the crisis oobesity and chronic diseaseplaguing America. 3 Stepsto Incredible Healthoersa healthy, eective, andscientically proven plan orshedding weight quickly andreclaiming the vitality and

good health we all deserve.[Repeats 8/10 at 3:30 pm]

9pm Mario Frangoulis InConcert: Music o theNight Singing legend MarioFrangoulis and a ull-scaleorchestra perorm hit songsrom the beautiul Acropolisstadium in Athens, Greece.

10:30 Judy Collins Live at theMetropolitan Museum o Art

This is her 50th anniversaryhard to believebut thisconcert and a tour will ormpart o the celebration andwill include classics rom herpast as well as songs romher new album.



10 SATURDAY

11am Kid ConcoctionsWacky &Wild Join authors John andDanita Thomas or an all newspecial based on the best-selling book series. Learn tocreate homemade versions o

popular toys like Flying RetroRockets, Gooey Gunk, HydroJet Boats, Fruity Lip Gloss,Ocean In A Bottle, Pet Treatsand more.

12:30 Farm Story with Jerry Apps(See 8/3 at 7 pm)

2pm Super Brain with Dr.Rudy Tanzi explores newdiscoveries in neurosciencethat maximize the potential o

the human brain in practicaland actionable ways andhelps you take ull advantageo your brains potential.

3:30 3 Steps to IncredibleHealth! with Joel Fuhrman,MD (See 8/9 at 7 pm)

5:30 Sarah Brightman:Dreamchaser In Concert(See 8/4 at 2 pm)

7pm Lawrence Welk: Precious

Memories

9pm 60s Girl Grooves(See 8/5 at 8 pm)

11pm Emeli Sande: Live atthe Royal Albert Hall Aninspiring concert by the wildlypopular Scottish singer-songwriter.


11 SUNDAY

11am Viewers Choice Programschosen by KRCB viewers astheir avorites.

8pm Downton Abbey RevisitedSavor great moments romthe series rst three seasons,along with cast interviews,rare behind-the-scenesootage, and a sneak peekat whats in store or theCrawleys next season.

9:30 Viewers Choice


12 MONDAY

7pm Out o Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: RichardNelsons Alaska Culturalanthropologist Richard Nelsonlives in Alaska, studying wildplaces and the connections

between people and nature.

8pm KRCB Pledge Programming

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



13 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with ErnieManouse: Sheryl Lee Ralph


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose

12am Democracy Now *


14 WEDNESDAY

7pm Keeping Up Appearances

7:30 Between The Lines withBarry Kibrick: WilliamFriedkin

8pm KRCB Pledge Programming10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose

12am Democracy Now *


15 THURSDAY


7:30 AviatorsAircrat Engines:

Kurtis learns about aircratpower plants rom PennYan Aeros Bill Middlebrook.Lockheed Electra:Madeamous by Amelia Earhart,Je takes us fying in thisclassic bird. Most Female-riendly Airport:Georgecelebrates women in aviationat the most emale riendlyairport in the world.


10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o KRCB Pledge

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7pm One Foot in the Grave




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11pm Charlie Rose


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11am Pledge Programming

4pm Pledge Programming

7pm Pledge Programming

8pm Lawrence Welk Show: CantHelp Singing

9pm Austin City Limits: AlejandroEscovedo/Trombone Shorty

10pm Live rom the Artists Den:Norah Jones

11pm Music Makers with ScottHouston: Hugh Downs:Youknow him as a long-timebroadcaster, but did youknow hes also a diver, pilot,astronomer, gerontologist...and a sel-taught composer?

A true Renaissance man,Hugh Downs joins host ScottHouston to discuss music

and how he taught himsel towrite classical scores.

11:30 Bluegrass Underground:The Civil Wars


18 SUNDAY

11am Viewers Choice Programschosen by KRCB viewers astheir avorites.

8pm American Experience: TheAbolitionists, Part OneShared belies about slaverybring together AngelinaGrimke, the daughter oa Charleston plantationamily, who moves north andbecomes a public speakeragainst slavery; FrederickDouglass, a young slave whobecomes hopeul when he

hears about the abolitionists;William Lloyd Garrison, whoounds the newspaper The

Liberator, a powerul voice orthe movement; HarrietBeecher Stowe, whose rsttrip to the South changes herlie and her writing; and John

Brown, who devotes his lie tothe cause.

9pm Masterpiece Mystery!Inspector Lewis, Series

VI: The Ramblin Boy WithDS Hathaway on holiday,Inspector Lewis is assigned anew partner to investigate thediscovery o an elderly mansbody in a eld. Finding thatthe man had already beenembalmed, the inquiry leadsto a uneral home and thoseconnected to it, including oneo Lewis ormer colleagues.Peter Davison (Doctor Who)guest stars.

10:30 In My Lietime Focuseson the continuing struggleo citizens, scientists, andpolitical leaders to reduce oreliminate the threat o nuclearweapons

11:30 Best o KRCB Pledge

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7pm Out o Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: Its NotJust Empty Space In a timewhen people are thirsty orhonesty, inspiration, and globalchange, renowned scientistand visionary Dr. David Suzuki

delivers the most importantmessage o his career: whatit means to be ully human inour interconnected universe.The lms stunning motiongraphics weave a tapestry thattransorms Dr. Suzukis wisdominto a complete sensoryexperience, literally creatingnew worlds and new ways oseeing.

8pm NOVA: 3-D Spies oWWII During WWII, Hitlersscientists developedterriying new weapons omass destruction. Alarmedby rumors about advancedrockets and missiles, Alliedintelligence recruited a teamo brilliant minds rom Britishuniversities and Hollywoodto pore over air photos takenover German territory. Using

3D stereoscopes, the teamspotted tell-tale clues thatrevealed hidden Nazi rocketbases. The photos led todevastating Allied bombing

raids that played a vital rolein deeating Hitler. [RepeatsTuesday at 1 pm]

9pm Moyers & Company

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



20 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with ErnieManouse: Jay Bakker

8pm Nature: Radioactive WolvesTwenty ve years ater thenuclear accident at Chernobyl,lmmakers and scientists setout to document the lives o

wolves and other wildliethriving in the dead zonethat still surrounds theremains o the reactor.[Repeats Wednesday at 1 pm]

9pm The Campaign Heartbreakingand inspiring, The Campaign

ollows ordinary peoplecaught in the politicalrestorm o one o thelargest social issue campaignthe U. S. has ever seen:the campaign to deeatCaliornias Proposition 8 andto deend same-sex marriage.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



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7:30 Between The Lines withBarry Kibrick: JosephWambaugh

8pm Great Perormances at theMet: Un Ballo In MascheraMarcelo Allvarez, DmitriHvorostovsky, and SondraRadvanovsky star in David

Aldens production o Verdisopera.

10:30 Pedro E. Guerrero, Portrait

o An Image Maker Duringhis six-decade career,Pedro E. Guerrero was thephotographer or three o

Americas most amousartists: architect FrankLloyd Wright and sculptorsLouise Nevelson and

Alexander Calder. Guerrerosphotographs also includescenes o New York in the1940s, mid-century modern

homes and interiors rom the1950s, and nudes rom the1930s.

11pm Charlie Rose



22 THURSDAY


7:30 Aviators Buying a UsedAircrat:Anthony showsthat buying The Aviatorsnew 210 can be just assimple as buying a used car.Heli-tourism:Well show youhow helicopters can giveyou a unique look at one othe great wonders o theworld.Antonov AN-2:Georgeexplores the history o thisSoviet-era passenger plane

and learns how its usedtoday.

8pm Back to the Garden: FlowerPower Comes Full CircleIn 1988, lmmaker KevinTomlinson lmed andinterviewed a group o back-to-the-land hippiesliving o-grid, insulated and isolatedrom mainstream culture. In2006, he tracked down hissubjects again to nd out

what had become o theiramilies utopian plans anddreams. The lm capturesa time-lapse view o theseback-to-the-landers told

with moving personal storieso non-conorming tribal

amilies with lots o reedombut little cash, o unfinchingpolitical activism in the midsto small-town, rural America,and hippie kids who today askwhether ree love was reallyree.

9pm Frontline Wikisecrets Its thebiggest intelligence breachin U.S. historythe leakingo more than hal-a-millionclassied documents onthe Wikileaks website in theSpring o 2010. Behind it all,stand two very dierent men:Julian Assange, the internetactivist and hacker whopublished the documents,and an Army intelligenceanalyst named Bradley E.Manning, whos currentlycharged with handing themover. Through in-depth

interviews with Manningsather, Assange and othersclose to the case, Frontlinecorrespondent Martin Smithtells the ull story behind theleaks. He also reports on theU.S. governments struggleto protect national securityinormation in a post 9/11world.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose 12am Democracy Now! *


23 FRIDAY

7pm Ater Youve Gone


8pm Inside E Street

8:30 McLaughlin Group

9pm My Generation: The Art oAdapting How do a rock star,an athlete, and an artist adaptto big changes in their lives?

Hes been rockin hard withBruce Springsteen and theE Street Band or years, butguitarist Nils Logren is nowdancing to a new tune. Noteven MS can stop one womanrom climbing the worldshighest mountain. And a blindpainter has the right touch.[Repeats Sunday at 8 am]

9:30 Just Seen It

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



24 SATURDAY

7pm Americas Test Kitchen romCooks Illustrated: Shakeand Bake Reinvented[Repeats Wednesday at 12:30pm]

7:30 Red Green Show:

8pm Lawrence Welk ShowRhythm is Our Business

9pm Austin City Limits:Wilco

10pm Live rom the Artists Den:The Wallowers

11pm Music Makers with ScottHouston: Max Carl

11:30 Bluegrass Undergroundwith dobro player JerryDouglas, a National HeritageFellow and 13-time Grammywinner.

12am Best o KRCB*

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7pm Antiques Roadshow:Washington, DC, Part 1

8pm American Experience:

The Abolitionists, PartTwo Douglass escapesslavery, joining Garrison inthe anti-slavery movement.Threatened with capture byhis ormer owner, Douglassfees to England, returningto the U.S. in 1847. Helaunches his own anti-slaverypaper. John Brown meetswith Douglass, revealing

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army, attack plantationsand ree the slaves. HarrietBeecher Stowe publishesUncle Toms Cabinin 1852.

A best-seller, and then wildly

successul stage play, thisinfuential novel changes thehearts and minds o millionso Americans. The dividebetween North and Southdeepens, touching o a crisisthat is about to careen out ocontrol.

9pm Masterpiece Mystery!Inspector Lewis, Series

VI: Intelligent Design Is thebrutal death o a chemistryproessor connected to themurder o an Oxord studentreported lost 15 yearsbeore?

10:30 With These Hands: TheStory o An AmericanFurniture Maker In 2007,unable to compete withcheaper oshore production,Hooker Furniture Companyclosed its plant in Martinsville,

Virginia, ater 83 years inoperation. Using this closureas a lens, With These Handslooks at the ate o skilledworkers in the new globaleconomy.

11:30 Best o KRCB *

1am Best o Link TV *

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7pm Out o Ireland7:30 Natural Heroes: Second

Nature: The BiomimicryEvolution Paint that sel-cleanslike a lotus lea? Gecko-oot technology? Explorebiomimicry, the science o

emulating natures best ideasto solve human problems.Janine Benyus illustrates howorganisms in nature can teachus to be better engineers,chemists, architects, and

business leaders.

8pm NOVA: Who KilledLindberghs Baby? In theatermath o his 1927 solotransatlantic fight, Charles

Lindbergh became the mostamous human being onearth. When his inant sonwas snatched in 1932, thekidnapping became the crimeo the century. Now, NOVA isreopening one o the mostconounding crime mysterieso all time as a team oexpert investigators employsstate-o-the-art orensic andbehavioral science techniquesin an eort to determinewhat really happened toLindberghs babyand why.[Repeats Tuesday at 1 pm]

9pm Moyers & Company

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o Link TV*

27 TUESDAY

7pm As time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with ErnieManouse: ActressFaith Prince

8pm Nature: Outback PelicansWhy do pelicans congregatein the Australian Outback, oneo the driest places on earth?

[Repeats Wed. at 1 pm]9pm Community Health

Connections [Repeats 8/29at 10:30 pm]

9:30 Brain EmergencyThis hal-hour documentary exploresmedical advancements inthe treatment o cerebralaneurysms, while alsoeducating people aboutcauses and warning signs.

As many as two-millionAmericans are living withundetected brain aneurysms.Whos at risk and why? Theprogram provides answersrom the emergency room,through rehabilitation, andeven ull recovery. Getting theacts could save your lie.

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o Link TV*

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7:30 Between The Lines withBarry Kibrick: Mack Dryden

8pm Great Perormances atthe Met: Rigoletto DirectorMichael Mayer has placedhis new production o Verdistowering tragedy in Las Vegasin 1960. Piotr Beczala is thewomanizing Duke, ZeljkoLucic is his tragic sidekick,Rigoletto, and Diana Damrauis Rigolettos daughter, Gilda.

10:30 Lost Years o Zora NealeHurston Writer, olklorist andanthropologist Zora NealeHurston, a celebrated (andsometimes controversial)gure o the HarlemRenaissance, rst rose toprominence with Mulesand Men(1935) and hermasterworkTheir EyesWere Watching God (1837).

However, ew know about thewoman behind this widelyread and highly acclaimednovelparticularly the last10 years o her lie. Thisdocumentary delves intothe writers lie, work andphilosophies, concentratingon her productive naldecade.

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o Link TV*

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7:30 Aviators $100 Hamburger#2: Another fying excursionin search o great grub.Soaring:A orm o fyingwhere missing the roar o the

engine is entirely the point!Warbirds:We take a walkback in time and get up closeto a collection o historicaircrat that few world-altering missions.

8pm Building the Dreamrecounts the journey o anidea or a national monumenthonoring Martin LutherKing Jr.rom a group o


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7pm Americas Test Kitchenrom Cooks Illustrated:Heres The Bee [RepeatsWednesday at 12:30 pm]

7:30 Red Green Show

8pm Lawrence Welk Show

9pm Austin City Limits: Mumordand Sons and FloggingMolly

10pm Live rom the Artists Den:Ruus Wainwright

11pm KRCB Live!

11:30 Bluegrass Underground:Sarah Jarosz

12am Best o KRCB *

riends talking around a kitchentable to the creation o thispermanent symbol to ensureKings Dream will remain aliveor uture generations.

9pm Frontline: Two AmericanFamilies Since 1992, BillMoyers and Frontlinehavebeen ollowing the story o twoordinary, hard-working amiliesin Milwaukeeone black,one whiteas they spent twodecades in an extraordinarybattle to keep rom sliding intopoverty. Two American Familieschronicles the struggles o theNeumanns and the Stanleys

as they try to hold onto theirhomes, their jobs, their healthinsurance, and a uture or theirchildren. A remarkable portraito perseverance, the lm raisesunsettling questions about thechanging nature o the U.S.economy and the ate o adeclining middle class.

10:30 Community HealthConnections

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o Link TV*

30 FRIDAY

7pm Ater Youve Gone


8pm Inside E Street

8:30 McLaughlin Group

9pm My Generation: Secrets oSuccess What does it take tobe successul? For M*A*S*Hactor Wayne Rogers, its nevertaking your eye o the ball...and he has the good ideas andbusiness know-how to backhim up. For rock photographerKen Regan, it was an all-access pass to Dylan, Jaggerand other music greats. Andor Wanjiru Kamau, success is

measured in American smilesimported rom Arica. [RepeatsSunday at 8 am]

9:30 Just Seen It

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best o KRCB *tHealth Connections

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Back to the Garden:Flower Power Comes of AgeThursdy, August 22, 8 pm

In 1988, lker Kevin Tolinson led ndinterviewed grou of bck-to-the-lnd hiiesliving o-grid, insulted nd isolted froinstre culture. In 2006, he trcked down hissubjects gin to nd out wht hd becoe of theirfamilies utopian plans and dreams.


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with fntsc line-u, nd newlook. KRCBLive!has ventured outsideof KRCB's studio wlls nd into venuesacross the region. Each Saturday,

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Center t Sono Stte University, Sonoma Mountain recording studio, Cinnabar Theater, and many others.

This reiere eisode fetures Gry wrd-winning bnd, the CrolinChocolte Dros fro Durh, North Crolin. Recorded live t Petlu'shistoric Mysc Theter, this four-iece shre vocl dues nd trde instruentsthroughout the set and breathe new life into the African-American string band

trdion. The bnd hs received internonl ccli for their new interretonsof trdionl folk usic, nd for drwing enon to the contribuons of AfricnAericns to folk nd oulr usic. Their erfornce is high energy, nd thebnd tkes turns telling stories nd engging the udience ll night long.

Filed in high denion, KRCB Live! Seson 2 lso fetures locl folk-ericnbnd The Brothers Cotose; Brish inist nd cooser Helen Jne Long; folksinger-songwriter Anis Mitchell; Itlin inist nd cooser, Ludovico Einudi;nd folk singer-songwriter Dryl Purose.

KRCB Live! will premiere Saturdays at 11pm beginning August 31 on KRCB-TV22.

Learn more about the show, and watch past episodes online at krcb.org/krcblive.

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