May 2015 – TV Guide

Public Television from Indiana University

May 2015

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May 2015 Vol. 39, No. 3Viewing Guide StaffScott Witzke Editor-in-chief and DesignerAdam Schwartz EditorWTIU StaffPerry Metz General Manager

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Knitting Daily

Eat! Drink! Italy! with Vic Rallo

Beg 5/11Healthful Indiana Flavors

Victory Garden’s EdibleFEAST

Nature

Classical Stretch:The Esmonde Technique

B Organic with Michele Beschen

Charlie Rose

WTIU Newsbreak

Focus on Europe

The Nightly Business Report

PBS NewsHour

Quilting Arts

New Scandinavian Cooking

Ask This Old House

NOVA


Painting and Travel with Sarah Bansemer

Charlie Rose

WTIU Newsbreak

Well Read


PBS NewsHour

Sewing with Nancy

Bringing it Home with Laura McIntosh

Woodright’s Shop

Super Skyscrapers

5/1 Promise to my Father

5/29 O’Bannon Institute 2015: Be The Change


Paint This with Jerry Yarnell

Charlie Rose

WTIU Newsbreak

Indiana Newsdesk


PBS NewsHour

It’s Sew Easy

America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Country

This Old House

5/6E Haku Inoa: To Weave A Name

5/13One Voice

5/20Anna May Wong

5/27War for Guam


Best of the Joy of Painting

Charlie Rose

WTIU Newsbreak

Roadtrip Nation


PBS NewsHour

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Fons & Porter’sLove of Quilting

Baking with Julia

Woodsmith Shop

Antiques Roadshow


Beads, Baubles & Jewels

Charlie Rose

WTIU Newsbreak

Religion & EthicsNewsWeekly


PBS NewsHour

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3-5pm See children’s lineup on page 8

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This Month’s HighlightsCaring for Mom and Dad Thursday, May 7 at 10pm

This program examines an unprecedented demographic shift: Some 75 million baby boomers are now entering their retirement years. Family caregivers provide 90 percent of parent care while balancing work and family—a job most cannot afford to do. Who will take care of those who can no longer care for themselves? Narrated by Meryl Streep.

Arts & the MindThursdays, May 14 and 21 at 10pm

Lisa Kudrow hosts this two-part special that reveals the crucial effect of the arts on the human brain across a lifetime. The programs show how music, dance, painting, poetry, and theater improve well-being at both ends of life, and reveal the cutting-edge science that explains the powerful effect of the arts on the brain.

GREAT PERFORMANCES: Boston Symphony Orchestra: Andris Nelsons Inaugural ConcertFriday, May 29 at 9pm

Celebrate the start of Andris Nelsons’ tenure as the 15th music director of the BSO. Kristine Opolais and Jonas Kaufmann perform selections from the Wagnerian and Italian verismo repertoires and join in a duet from Puccini’s Manon Lescaut. The concert opens with Wagner’s Tannhäuser overture and closes with Respighi’s Pines of Rome.

Nature: Animal ChildhoodWednesday, May 13 at 8pm Every animal must leave the nest and face the world alone. Some leave moments after birth with no life lessons from parents. Others are schooled by a family member. But learning to find food and avoid predators is hard. Witness the struggles of young animals around the world as they prepare to leave home.

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National Memorial Day ConcertSunday, May 24 at 8pm

Joe Mantegna and Gary Sinise co-host the 26th broadcast of this night of remembrance honoring the service and sacrifice of our men and women in uniform, their families, and those who have given their lives for our country. The concert airs live from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol.

The HomefrontTuesday, May 25 at 9pm

Go behind the headlines for intimate portraits of America’s military families. Filmmakers were granted unprecedented access to soldiers, sailors, Marines, airmen, and women in the all-volunteer military. The result is a revealing documentary that tells stories of pride and patriotism, sacrifice and resilience.

Memorial Day Specials

The Lincoln Awards: A Concert for Veterans & the Military FamilyFriday, May 22 at 9pm

The Lincoln Awards is the first event of its kind to recognize outstanding achievement and excellence in providing opportunities and support to our nation’s veterans and military families. Recipients are awarded in 10 categories at a special ceremony. The concert will feature Nick Jonas, Gavin DeGraw, and other star entertainers.

This Old House: The Veteran’s Special House ProjectSaturday, May 16 to 30 at 1:30pm and Wednesday, May 20 to June 3 at 12:30om

Over three special episodes, This Old House’s Kevin O’Connor works with Homes for Our Troops to build a house for the family of veteran Matt DeWitt, who lost both arms while serving in Iraq. He learns about the 150 special requirements of the home that include adapted closets, faucets, toilets, doors, and tables.

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Listings are accurate as of time of printing, but are subject to change.

1 Friday

8:00 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill H (r 5/2 1am; 5/3 5am) 8:30 Charlie Rose – The Week H (r 5/2 1:30am; 5/3 5:30am) 9:00 America’s Ballroom

Challenge H Couples take the floor in the In-

ternational Standard division and the International Latin style. (r 5/2 2am; 5/3 4pm; 5/4 5am)

Maria Levina and Evgeny Likhachev

10:00 Voces on PBS H El Poeta Mexican poet Javier Sicilia ignited

an international movement for peace after the murder of his son. (r 5/2 3am; 5/4 4am; 5/5 5am)

11:00 Tavis Smiley H11:30 Journal H

2 Saturday

10:30 Rick Steves’ Europe11:00 Globe Trekker South Atlantic12:00 Baking with Julia (r 5/5 noon)12:30 Victory Garden’s

EdibleFEAST (r 5/4 12:30pm) 1:00 Woodsmith Shop (r 5/5 12:30pm) 1:30 This Old House H (r 5/6 12:30pm) 2:00 Ask This Old House H (r 5/7 12:30pm) 2:30 Hometime DVS 3:00 The Woodwright’s

Shop DVS (r 5/8 12:30pm)

3:30 The McLaughlin Group H 4:00 Indiana Newsdesk

Repeat of 5/1. 4:30 Inside Indiana

Business H 5:30 Indiana Week

in Review H 6:00 PBS NewsHour

Weekend H 6:30 Joy of Music Celebration of America 7:00 The Lawrence Welk

Show Music Memories 8:00 Keeping Up

Appearances 8:30 Vintage Red Green

Show H The Water Park 9:00 Austin City Limits Beck10:00 Music City Roots: Live

from the Loveless Cafe H11:00 Infinity Hall Live H Rusted Root

3 Sunday

10:30 The Weekly Special Repeat of 4/30.

11:00 A Craftsman’s Legacy The Woodworker11:30 EcoSense for Living H12:00 MotorWeek H12:30 In Pursuit of Passion H 1:00 Last Days in Vietnam:

American Experience The story of an unlikely group of

heroes that formed in the chaotic final days of the Vietnam War. DVS

3:00 Dick Cavett’s Vietnam Examine the Vietnam War and its

impact through interviews con-ducted on The Dick Cavett Show. DVS

(r 5/4 3:06am) 4:00 America’s Ballroom

Challenge Repeat of 5/1. (r 5/4 5am) 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Santa Clara, Hour Two Interesting items include a Lam-

bert magician automaton from 1900 and a Ray Bradbury archive.

6:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend H


7:00 Doc Martin Driving Mr. McLynn Martin applies for a job in London

and learns Louisa has applied to be her school’s head teacher.

8:00 Call the Midwife H A secret romance faces heart-

break when a teenager becomes pregnant and runs off with her boyfriend. (r 5/3 midnight;

5/5 3am) 9:05 Masterpiece Classic H Mr. Selfridge, Season 3 – Episode 6 Harry and Victor spiral deeper

into despair. So do Mardle and Grove. Serge and Violette fly high after a crash. (r 5/4 1am; 5/5 4am)

10:00 Wolf Hall on Masterpiece H

Episode Five With Anne pregnant again and

away from court, Henry begins to take notice of Jane Seymour.

(r 5/4 2am)

4 Monday

8:00 Antiques Roadshow H Santa Clara, Hour Three Great finds include a Booker T.

Washington archive and a 17th-century Chinese transitional wine pot. (r 5/5 2am; 5/5 1pm;

5/10 5pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow Biloxi, Hour Three Fabulous items include an 1890

French industrial clock and four watercolor portraits from 1827.

(r 5/5 1am; 5/6 5am)10:00 Independent Lens H Kumu Hina A transgender teacher in Hawaii

inspires a tomboyish young girl to lead an all-male hula troupe. DVS (r 5/6 4am; 5/10 3am)


5 Tuesday

8:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History

Get Action (1858-1901) Follows the early lives of young

Theodore Roosevelt and his cousin Franklin. DVS (r 5/6 1am; 5/7 4am; 5/10 1pm)

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10:00 FRONTLINE H Outbreak The inside story of how the Ebola

outbreak began and why it wasn’t stopped before it was too late.

(r 5/6 3am; 5/10 2am)11:00 Tavis Smiley H11:30 Journal H

6 Wednesday

8:00 Nature Parrot Confidential This look at parrots in need of

rescue focuses on Lou, a parrot who is abandoned in a foreclosed home. DVS (r 5/7 1am; 5/8 4am; 5/9 midnight; 5/11 1pm)

9:00 NOVA H Nazi Attack on America Join undersea explorer Bob Bal-

lard to examine the wreck of a German submarine a few miles from New Orleans. (r 5/7 2am; 5/7 1pm; 5/8 5am; 5/10 1am)

Dr. Robert Ballard

10:00 Super Skyscrapers Building the Future View a tower constructed off-site,

then delivered to London to be stacked and bolted together.

(r 5/7 3am; 5/8 2am; 5/8 1pm)11:00 Tavis Smiley H11:30 Journal H

7 Thursday

8:00 The Weekly Special (r 5/10 10:30am and 6:30pm)

8:30 A Craftsman’s Legacy H The Glassblower Eric visits April Wagner, a glass-

blower working in abstract art, and learns how to make a glass cup. (r 5/10 11am)

9:00 Globe Trekker H Myanmar Megan McCormick’s visit includes

Shwedagon Pagoda, the most revered Buddhist temple in Myanmar, and Ngapali Beach, the ultimate beach destination.

(r 5/9 11am)10:00 Caring for

Mom and Dad H Examine issues of caring for 75

million baby boomers when they can no longer care for themselves. (r 5/8 3am; 5/10 4am; 5/12 5am)


8 Friday

8:00 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill H (r 5/9 1am; 5/10 5am) 8:30 Charlie Rose – The Week H (r 5/9 1:30am; 5/10 5:30am) 9:00 America’s Ballroom

Challenge H The winning couples in four divi-

sions of ballroom compete across dance styles in the grand finale.

(r 5/9 2am; 5/10 4pm; 5/11 5am)10:00 Billy Joel: The Library of

Congress Gershwin Prize Tony Bennett, Natalie Maines,

John Mellencamp, and other stars perform the work of singer-song-writer Billy Joel. (r 5/9 3am; 5/11 3:06am)

11:30 Journal H

9 Saturday

10:30 Rick Steves’ Europe11:00 Globe Trekker Myanmar Repeat of 5/7.12:00 Baking with Julia (r 5/12 noon)12:30 Victory Garden’s

EdibleFEAST (r 5/11 12:30pm) 1:00 Woodsmith Shop (r 5/12 12:30pm) 1:30 This Old House H (r 5/13 12:30pm) 2:00 Ask This Old House H (r 5/14 12:30pm)

2:30 Hometime DVS 3:00 The Woodwright’s

Shop DVS (r 5/15 12:30pm) 3:30 The McLaughlin Group H 4:00 Indiana Newsdesk

Repeat of 5/8. 4:30 Inside Indiana Business H 5:30 Indiana Week in Review H 6:00 PBS NewsHour

Weekend H 6:30 Joy of Music Musical Visit to Prague 7:00 The Lawrence Welk

Show Mother’s Day 8:00 Keeping Up


Show H The Used Helicopter 9:00 Austin City Limits Bonnie Raitt/Mavis Staples10:00 Music City Roots: Live

from the Loveless Cafe H11:00 Infinity Hall Live H Buckwheat Zydeco

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11:00 A Craftsman’s Legacy The Glassblower Repeat of 5/7.11:30 EcoSense for Living H12:00 MotorWeek H12:30 In Pursuit of Passion H 1:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History Get Action (1858-1901) Repeat of 5/5. DVS 3:00 One Voice The story of the Kamehameha

Schools Song Contest is told through the student song

directors. (r 5/13 1pm) 4:00 America’s Ballroom

Challenge Repeat of 5/8. (r 5/11 5am) 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Santa Clara, Hour Three Repeat of 5/4. 6:00 PBS NewsHour

Weekend H

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8:30

9am

Peg + Cat

10am

Dinosaur Train

Sesame Street

11am

Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood

Cat in the Hat Knowsa Lot About That!

** The Friday Zone airs Fridays at 5:00

time Saturday time Sunday6am Barney & Friends Sid the Science Kid 6:307am Curious George Thomas & Friends

Super WHY!

Caillou 8am

Dinosaur Train9am

Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

9:30Sesame Street

WordGirl10am

10am

The Friday Zone SciGirlsBiz Kid$

Angelina Ballerina 6:30 Peg + Cat6am

7am7:308am9am9:30

time Weekdays

1pm1:30 Thomas & Friends

2pm

2:30

3pm

4pm

4:30

Super WHY!

Peg + Cat

5pm

Arthur

Wild Kratts**

Sesame Street

Cat in the Hat Knowsa Lot About That!

Curious George

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Odd Squad *

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Wild Kratts

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7:00 Doc Martin The Departed On the ride back from a job inter-

view in London, one of Martin’s patients dies in the next seat.

8:00 Call the Midwife H Two old friends, each pregnant

with their first child, are brought together in an unexpected way.

(r 5/10 midnight; 5/12 3am) 9:05 Masterpiece Classic H Mr. Selfridge, Season 3 – Episode 7 The store takes a big gamble.

Victor hits on a survival strategy. Gordon and Grace test the waters. And Grove snaps out of it.

(r 5/11 1am; 5/12 4am)10:00 Wolf Hall On

Masterpiece H Episode Six An angry and distrustful King

Henry instructs Cromwell to rid him of his second queen, Anne Boleyn. (r 5/11 2am)

11 Monday

8:00 Antiques Roadshow H Charleston, Hour One Exciting finds include a Pete

Seeger autographed sign and an 1854 Edward Beyer panoramic oil painting. (r 5/12 2am; 5/12 1pm; 5/17 5pm)

9:00 Antiques Roadshow Washington, D.C. – Hour One Highlights include a 1958 signed

letter by Martin Luther King Jr. and an Andy Warhol lithograph.

(r 5/12 1am; 5/13 5am; 5/17 4am)10:00 Independent Lens H Born to Fly:

Elizabeth Streb vs. Gravity Follow the evolution of daredevil

choreographer Elizabeth Streb’s movement philosophy. (r 5/13 4am; 5/15 3am; 5/16 4am;

5/17 3am)

Elizabeth Streb


12 Tuesday

8:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History In the Arena (1901-1910) Theodore Roosevelt transforms

the office of the presidency, and FDR courts and weds Eleanor Roosevelt. DVS (r 5/13 1am;

5/14 4am; 5/17 1pm)10:00 FRONTLINE H Trouble with Chicken Examine the spread of pathogens

in chicken and why the food-safety system isn’t stopping the threat. (r 5/13 3am;

5/17 2am)11:00 Tavis Smiley H11:30 Journal H

13 Wednesday

8:00 Nature H Animal Childhood Witness the trials and tribulations

of young animals the world over, as they prepare to leave home. DVS (r 5/14 1am; 5/15 4am;

5/16 midnight; 5/18 1pm) 9:00 NOVA H Lethal Seas Follow scientists who seek solu-

tions to rising ocean acidity and see their breakthrough discover-ies. (r 5/14 2am; 5/14 1pm; 5/15 5am; 5/17 1am)

10:00 Super Skyscrapers The Vertical City Watch the rise of a veritable verti-

cal city, where tenants can work, rest and play within its walls.

(r 5/14 3am; 5/15 2am; 5/15 1pm; 5/18 5am)


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8:30 A Craftsman’s Legacy H The Guitar Maker Host Eric Gorges visits Brain Gal-

loup, who builds guitars and runs a school that teaches the craft of guitar making. (r 5/17 11am)

9:00 Globe Trekker H Antarctica Zay Harding’s adventure includes

sea kayaking, penguin watching, and crossing the perilous Drake Passage. (r 5/16 11am)

10:00 Arts & the Mind Creativity Innovative arts education pro-

grams highlight how the arts are critical in developing healthy minds. (r 5/17 4pm)


15 Friday

8:00 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill H (r 5/16 1am; 5/17 5am) 8:30 Charlie Rose – The Week H (r 5/16 1:30am; 5/17 5:30am) 9:00 American Masters H American Ballet Theatre Interviews and performances shed

light on the 75-year history of the preeminent ballet company. (r 5/16 2am; 5/18 3am)

Prima ballerina Alicia Alonso in Swan Lake

10:30 loopdiver: The Journey of a Dance The international dance company

Troika Ranch struggle to create an experimental new work. (r 5/16 3:30am; 5/18 4:30am)


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12:30 In Pursuit of Passion H 1:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History In The Arena (1901-1910) Repeat of 5/12. DVS 3:00 Anna May Wong: In her Own Words Surveys the life and career of

Anna May Wong, the first Chinese-American movie star. (r 5/20 1pm)

4:00 Arts & The Mind Creativity Repeat of 5/14. 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Charleston, Hour One Repeat of 5/1. 6:00 PBS NewsHour

Weekend H 6:30 The Weekly Special

Repeat of 5/14. 7:00 Doc Martin Midwife Crisis Martin meets the midwife who

will be looking after Louisa and the two do not hit it off.

8:00 Call the Midwife H Trixie and Sister Mary Cynthia

team up to support a deaf mother-to-be. (r 5/17 midnight; 5/19 3am)

9:05 Masterpiece Classic H Mr. Selfridge, Season 3 – Episode 8 With Harry’s future hanging in the

balance, the store throws the sale to end all sales. Cupid also makes some final decisions. (r 5/18 1am; 5/19 4am)

18 Monday

8:00 Antiques Roadshow H Charleston, Hour Two Interesting items include a collec-

tion of Marilyn Monroe stills from her greatest cinematic hits. (r 5/19 2am; 5/19 1pm; 5/24 5pm)

9:00 Antiques Roadshow Washington, D.C. – Hour Two Fabulous finds include an 1813

Congressional sword and a Charles Schreyvogel sculpture.

(r 5/19 1am; 5/22 3am)10:00 Independent Lens H 1971 In 1971, citizens broke into an FBI

office to steal information on an illegal surveillance program. (r 5/20 4am; 5/24 3am)

11:30 Journal H

19 Tuesday

8:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History The Fire of Life (1910-1919) President Theodore Roosevelt

leads a Progressive crusade that splits his own Republican party. DVS (r 5/20 1am; 5/21 4am;

5/24 1pm)10:00 FRONTLINE H Secrets, Politics and Torture The story of the fight over the

CIA’s interrogation methods, based on recently declassified documents and interviews with key political leaders and CIA insiders. (r 5/20 3am; 5/24 2am)


20 Wednesday

8:00 Nature H The Sagebrush Sea Greater sage-grouse survive in

a massive sea of sagebrush that stretches across 11 American states. (r 5/21 1am; 5/22 4am; 5/23 midnight; 5/25 1pm)

A male greater sage-grouse

9:00 NOVA Rise of the Hackers Explores the fast-paced world of

cryptography and the scientists who battle to keep data safe.

(r 5/21 2am; 5/21 1pm; 5/22 5am; 5/24 1am)

10:00 Super Skyscrapers The Billionaire Building Follow the teams tasked with

creating New York’s most luxurious residential skyscraper. (r 5/21 3am; 5/22 1pm; 5/23 4am)

16 Saturday

10:30 Rick Steves’ Europe11:00 Globe Trekker Antarctica Repeat of 5/14.12:00 Baking with Julia (r 5/19 noon)12:30 Victory Garden’s

EdibleFEAST (r 5/18 12:30pm) 1:00 Woodsmith Shop (r 5/19 12:30pm) 1:30 This Old House H (r 5/20 12:30pm) 2:00 Ask This Old House H (r 5/21 12:30pm) 2:30 Hometime H DVS 3:00 The Woodwright’s



Weekend H 6:30 Joy of Music Musical Journey on the Baltic Sea II 7:00 The Lawrence Welk

Show Salute to the Armed Forces 8:00 Keeping Up


Show H Possum Lake Regatta 9:00 Austin City Limits Bon Iver10:00 Music City Roots: Live

from the Loveless Cafe H11:00 Infinity Hall Live H Jonathan Edwards

17 Sunday


11:00 A Craftsman’s Legacy The Guitar Maker11:30 EcoSense for Living H12:00 MotorWeek H


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21 Thursday


8:30 A Craftsman’s Legacy H The Stone Carver Walter Arnold, an accomplished

stone carver, discusses what it takes to carve limestone and marble. (r 5/24 11am)

9:00 Globe Trekker H Tough Trains: Siberia Zay Harding travels deep inside

the Arctic Circle on the world’s most northerly railway line, visits a Communist gulag, and camps overnight with a nomadic tribe.

(r 5/23 11am)10:00 Arts & the Mind The Art of Connection Explores the valuable effects of

the arts for children in hospitals and veterans who have PTSD.

(r 5/24 4pm)11:00 Tavis Smiley H11:30 Journal H

22 Friday

8:00 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill H (r 5/23 1am; 5/24 5am) 8:30 Charlie Rose – The Week H (r 5/23 1:30am; 5/24 5:30am) 9:00 The Lincoln Awards: A Concert for Veterans &

The Military Family H This concert celebrates the Lincoln

Awards, which recognizes those who support veterans.

(r 5/23 2am; 5/25 3am)10:00 Salute to the Troops: In Performance at the

White House Willie Nelson, Mary J. Blige, and

other artists pay tribute to those who serve, in an event hosted by President and Mrs. Obama.

(r 5/23 3am; 5/25 4am)11:00 Tavis Smiley H11:30 Journal H

23 Saturday

10:30 Rick Steves’ Europe11:00 Globe Trekker Tough Trains: Siberia12:00 Baking with Julia (r 5/26 noon)12:30 Victory Garden’s




Weekend H 6:30 Joy of Music Great Organs & Churches of

Switzerland 7:00 The Lawrence Welk

Show Concert in the Park 8:00 Keeping Up


Show H The Retirement Home 9:00 Austin City Limits The Lumineers/Shovels & Rope10:00 Music City Roots: Live

from the Loveless Cafe H11:00 Infinity Hall Live H Dawes

24 Sunday


11:00 A Craftsman’s Legacy The Stone Carver11:30 EcoSense for Living H12:00 MotorWeek H

12:30 In Pursuit of Passion H 1:00 The Roosevelts:

An Intimate History The Fire of Life (1910-1919) Repeat of 5/19. DVS 3:00 War for Guam H Tells the extraordinary story of

how the Native people of Guam remained loyal to the U.S. under a brutal Japanese occupation, only to be later stripped of much of their ancestral lands. (r 5/27 1pm)

4:00 Arts & The Mind The Art of Connection Repeat of 5/21. 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Charleston, Hour Two Repeat of 5/18. 6:00 PBS NewsHour


Repeat of 5/21. 7:00 Doc Martin Do Not Disturb Martin deals with the victim of an

accident without hesitation, prov-ing his blood phobia is cured.

8:00 National Memorial Day Concert H

The concert from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol honors the service of men and women in uniform. (r 5/24 9:30pm; 5/24 midnight; 5/25 1:30am; 5/26 3am; 5/26 4:30am)

9:30 National Memorial Day Concert

Repeat of 8pm. (r 5/24 midnight; 5/25 1:30am; 5/26 3am;

5/26 4:30am)11:00 Hidden Legacy:

Japanese Traditional Performing Arts in the WWII Internment Camps H

The story of how traditional Japa-nese cultural arts were maintained when the War Relocation Author-ity emphasized assimilation and Americanization.

25 Monday

8:00 Antiques Roadshow H Charleston, Hour Three An 1875 W.S. Young landscape

oil of the Greenbrier River and a Newcomb College vase are ap-praised. (r 5/26 1pm; 5/31 5pm)

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Profiles: Orson Welles at 100Sunday, May 3, noon

In celebration of what would have been Orson Welles’ 100th birthday, this special installment of Profiles looks into the life and career of the great orator and performer. Welles’ life contains many contradictions. Was he a journalist or an entertainer? An autocrat or everyman? A patriot or ex-patriot? We explore these questions and how Welles was able to fold both sides into each other during his radio career. The hour includes voices from Indiana University’s Orson Welles’ Centennial Celebration and Symposium, readings from Welles correspondence from the Lilly Library, and an interview with Welles’ biographer Simon Callow. Produced by WFIU’s James Gray and Joshua Brewer.

Invisibilia debuts on WFIUSundays at 6 p.m.

Invisibilia (Latin for “all the invisible things”) is a new series that explores the unseen forces—ideas, beliefs, and emotions—that shape human behavior.

Produced by NPR’s Science Desk and created and co-hosted by Lulu Miller and Alix Spiegel, who also helped create the groundbreaking programs Radiolab and This American Life, Invisibilia weaves narrative storytelling with fascinating new psychological and brain science.

Meet a woman who literally has no fear, and learn how the rest of us might “turn off” fear. Hear the story of a blind man who says expectations have helped him see. Meet a man who has merged with his computer, and a woman who physically feels what others feel.

Invisibilia debuts May 3 and WFIU will broadcast the pilot season of six episodes throughout May and June, interspersing them with specials.

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Highlights

9:00 The Homefront H A revealing look at America’s

military families features stories of pride, sacrifice, and resilience.

(r 5/26 1am; 5/27 4am; 5/31 3am)11:00 Tavis Smiley H11:30 Journal H

26 Tuesday

8:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History The Storm (1920-1933) FDR serves as governor of New

York and becomes the presiden-tial nominee for the Democrats in 1932. DVS (r 5/27 1am; 5/28 4am; 5/31 1pm)

10:00 FRONTLINE H Obama at War Inside the Obama administration’s

struggle to deal with ISIS and the deadly civil war in Syria.

(r 5/27 3am)11:00 Tavis Smiley H11:30 Journal H

27 Wednesday

8:00 Nature My Bionic Pet Amazing prosthetics help disabled

animals live their lives again. DVS (r 5/28 1am; 5/29 5am; 5/30 midnight; 6/1 1pm)

9:00 NOVA First Man on the Moon View an intimate portrait of Neil

Armstrong, the first person to set foot on the moon. (r 5/28 2am; 5/28 1pm; 5/29 4am; 5/31 1am)

Buzz Aldrin with the American flag on the surface of the moon

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10:00 Secrets of the Dead The Man Who Saved the World Follow the drama surrounding the

B-59 Soviet submarine during a critical point in the Cold War. DVS (r 5/28 3am; 5/29 3am; 5/31 2am)


28 Thursday

8:00 The Weekly Special (r 5/31 10:30am and 6pm)

8:30 A Craftsman’s Legacy H

The Goldsmith Goldsmith Susan McDonough

works in a small studio on her family’s farm in the mountains.

(r 5/31 11am) 9:00 Globe Trekker H Globe Trekker Food Hour: Deep South USA Bobby Chinn samples Cajun and

Creole cuisine in New Orleans, learns how to cook the perfect barbecue pork in Memphis after a stop at Graceland, and more.

(r 5/30 11am)10:00 O’Bannon Institute

2015: Be the Change H Join WTIU host Joe Hren for highlights of the 2015 O’Bannon Institute. Guests include Sir Bob Geldof, singer, songwriter, politi-cal activist, philanthropist, and au-thor; and Shiza Shahid, co-founder of the Malala Fund, entrepreneur, and social activist. (r 5/29 1pm; 5/31 4pm)


29 Friday

8:00 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill H (r 5/30 1am; 5/31 5am) 8:30 Charlie Rose – The Week H (r 5/30 1:30am; 5/31 5:30am) 9:00 Great Performances H Andris Nelsons Inaugural Concert The start of Boston Symphony

Orchestra music director Andris Nelsons’ tenure features Kristine Opolais and Jonas Kaufmann.

(r 5/30 2am; 6/1 3am)


30 Saturday

10:30 Rick Steves’ Europe11:00 Globe Trekker Food Hour: Deep South USA Repeat of 5/29.12:00 Baking with Julia (r 6/2 noon)12:30 Victory Garden’s


Shop DVS (r 6/5 12:30pm) 3:30 The McLaughlin Group H 4:00 Indiana Newsdesk Repeat of 5/29. 4:30 Inside Indiana Business H 5:30 Indiana Week in Review H 6:00 PBS NewsHour

Weekend H 6:30 Joy of Music Musical Journey

of the Czech Republic 7:00 The Lawrence Welk

Show All Time Favorites 8:00 Keeping Up


Show H Slingshot Skiing 9:00 Austin City Limits Bob Mould/Delta Spirit10:00 Music City Roots: Live

from the Loveless Cafe H11:00 Infinity Hall Live H The Best of Infinity Hall Live

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11:00 A Craftsman’s Legacy The Goldsmith11:30 EcoSense for Living H12:00 MotorWeek H12:30 In Pursuit of Passion H 1:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History The Storm (1920-1933) Repeat of 5/26. DVS 3:00 Lost Child: Sayon’s Journey H The story of a Khmer Rouge child

soldier who confronts his child-hood experiences and after 35 years makes contact with brothers and a sister he assumed were dead.

4:00 O’Bannon Institute 2015: Be the Change

Repeat of 5/28. 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Charleston, Hour Three Repeat of 5/25. 6:00 PBS NewsHour


Repeat of 5/28. 7:00 Doc Martin The Wrong Goodbye Martin is busy with patients on

his last day in town. After a car accident, Louisa goes into labor.

8:00 Secrets of the Manor House

A look at the British titled class in Edwardian times and the servants who worked on their estates. DVS (r 5/31 midnight)

9:00 Last Tango in Halifax As Alan and Celia seize the day,

Gillian spirals into a dark place as skeletons surface. (r 6/1 1am)

10:00 Last Tango In Halifax Tension fills Alan and Celia’s first

day as husband and wife. A new arrival surprises everyone.

(r 6/1 2am)11:00 Decoding Ancient

Chinese Gardens H An American architect and a

landscape designer visit Suzhou, China to decode the world’s oldest classical Chinese Gardens.

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Arts & the MindCreativity 5/14 10pm; 5/17 4pmThe Art of Connection 5/21 10pm; 5/24 4pmAsk This Old House Sat 2pmAustin City Limits Sat 9pmBonnie Raitt/Mavis Staples 5/9 9pmBon Iver 5/16 9pmThe Lumineers/Shovels & Rope 5/23 9pmBob Mould/Delta Spirit 5/30 9pmBaking with Julia Sat noonBarney & Friends Sat 6amBeads, Baubles and Jewels Tue 2:30pmBest of the Joy of Painting Wed 2:30pmBilly Joel: The Library of

Congress Gershwin Prize

5/8 10pm; 5/9 3am; 5/11 3:06am

Biz Kid$ Sun 10amB Organic with Michele

Beschen Mon 2:30pmBringing it Home with

Laura McIntosh Fri noonCaillou Sun 7:30amCall the Midwife 5/3 8pm; 5/4

midnight; 5/5 3am; 5/10 8pm; 5/11 midnight; 5/12 3am; 5/17 8pm; 5/18 midnight; 5/19 3am

Caring for Mom and Dad 5/7 10pm; 5/8 3am;

5/10 4am; 5/12 5amThe Cat in the Hat Knowsa Lot About That! Weekdays 8:30amCharlie Rose Fri 5pm; Fri and Sat

midnightCharlie Rose – The Week Fri 8:30pm; Sat 1:30am

A Program about Unusual Buildings & Other Roadside Stuff

5/29 2am; 5/30 4amA Promise to My Father Fri 1pmA Salute to the Troops:

In Performance at the White House

5/22 10pm; 5/23 3am; 5/25 4am

American MastersAmerican Ballet Theatre 5/15 9pm; 5/16 2am;

5/18 3amAmerica’s Ballroom

Challenge 5/1 9pm; 5/2 2am; 5/3

4pm; 5/4 5am; 5/8 9pm; 5/9 2am; 5/10 4pm; 5/11 5am

America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated

Wed noonAngelina Ballerina: The Next Steps Sat 6:30amAnna May Wong: In Her Own Words 5/17 3pm; 5/20 1pmAntiques RoadshowSanta Clara, Hour Three 5/4 8pm; 5/5 2am,

1pm; 5/10 5pmBiloxi, Hour Three 5/4 9pm; 5/5 1am; 5/6 5amCharleston, Hour One 5/11 8pm; 5/12 2am,

1pm; 5/17 5pmWashington, D.C. – Hour One 5/11 9pm; 5/12 1am;

5/13 5am; 5/17 4amCharleston, Hour Two 5/18 8pm; 5/19 2am,

1pm; 5/24 5pmWashington, D.C. – Hour Two 5/18 9pm; 5/19 1am;

5/22 3am; 5/3 5pmCharleston, Hour Three 5/25 8pm; 5/26 1pm;

5/31 5pmArthur Weekdays 4pm

Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

Fri 6am, 2pmCraftsman’s LegacyThe Woodworker 5/3 11amThe Glassblower 5/7 8:30pm; 5/10 11amThe Guitar Maker 5/14 8:30pm; 5/17 11amThe Stone Carver 5/21 8:30pm; 5/24 11amThe Goldsmith 5/28 8:30pm; 5/31 11amCurious George Weekdays 6:30am; Sat 7:30amDaniel Tiger’s

Neighborhood Weekdays 9am; Sat 8amThe Day The ’60s Died 5/1 4amDecoding Ancient Chinese

Gardens 5/31 11pmDick Cavett’s Vietnam 5/1 2amDinosaur Train Weekdays 7:30am, Sat 9:30amDoc Martin Sun 7pmEat! Drink! Italy! with Vic Rallo 5/4 noonEcosense for Living Sun 11:30amE Haku Inoa: to Weave a Name 5/6 1pmEmery Blagdon andhis Healing Machine 5/20 5:30am; 5/24 4:30amFocus On Europe Mon 6pmFons & Porter’s Love of

Quilting Tue 1:30amThe Friday Zone Fri 4:30pm; Sat 10amFRONTLINEOutbreak 5/5 10pm; 5/6 3am;

5/10 2am

The Trouble with Chicken 5/12 10pm; 5/13 3am;

5/17 2amSecrets, Politics and Torture 5/19 10pm; 5/20 3am;

5/24 2amObama at War 5/26 10pm; 5/27 3amGlobe TrekkerMyanmar 5/7 9pm; 5/9 11amAntarctica 5/14 9pm; 5/16 11amTough Trains: Siberia 5/21 9pm; 5/23 11amGlobe Trekker Food Hour: Deep South USA 5/28 9pm; 5/30 11amGreat PerformancesAndris Nelsons Inaugural Concert 5/29 9pm; 5/30 2amHealthful Indian Flavors

with Alamelu 5/11 noon; 5/18 noon;

5/25 noonHidden Legacy: Japanese

Traditional Performing Arts in the WWII Internment Camps

5/24 11pmThe Homefront 5/25 9pm; 5/26 1am;

5/27 4am; 5/31 3amHometime Sat 2:30pmIndependent LensKumu Hina 5/4 10pm; 5/6 4am;

5/10 3amBorn to Fly: Elizabeth Streb vs. Gravity 5/11 10pm; 5/13 4am;

5/15 3am; 5/16 4am; 5/17 3am

1971 5/18 10pm; 5/20 4am;

5/24 3amIndiana Newsdesk Fri 6pm; Sat 4pmIndiana Week in Review Sat 5:30pmInfinity Hall LiveRusted Root 5/2 11pmBuckwheat Zydeco 5/9 11pmJonathan Edwards 5/16 11pm

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Dawes 5/23 11pmThe Best of Infinity Hall Live 5/30 11pmIn Pursuit of Passion Sun 12:30pmInside Indiana Business Sat 4:30pmIt’s Sew Easy Wed 11:30amJournal Fri 11:30pmThe Joy of Music Sat 6:30pmKeeping Up Appearances Sat 8pmKnitting Daily Mon 11:30amLast Days in Vietnam:

American Experience 5/3 1pmLast Tango in Halifax 5/31 9pm, 10pmThe Lawrence Welk Show Sat 7pmThe Lincoln Awards: A Concert for Veterans &the Military Family 5/22 9pm; 5/23 2am;

5/25 3amloopdiver: The Journey of a Dance 5/15 10:30pm; 5/16

3:30am; 5/18 4:30amLost Child: Sayon’sJourney 5/31 3pmMasterpiece ClassicMr. Selfridge, Season 3 – Episode 6 5/3 9:05pm; 5/4 1am;

5/5 4amMr. Selfridge, Season 3 – Episode 7 5/10 9:05pm; 5/11

1am; 5/12 4amMr. Selfridge, Season 3 – Episode 8 5/17 9:05pm; 5/18

1am; 5/19 4amThe McLaughlin Group Sat 3:30pmMotorWeek Sun noonMusic City Roots: Live from the Loveless Cafe Sat 10pm

National Memorial Day Concert 5/24 8pm, 9:30pm;

5/25 midnight, 1:30am; 5/26 3am, 4:30am

NatureParrot Confidential 5/6 8pm; 5/7 1am; 5/8

4am; 5/10 midnight; 5/11 1pm

Animal Childhood 5/13 8pm; 5/14

1am; 5/15 4am; 5/17 midnight; 5/18 1pm

The Sagebrush Sea 5/20 8pm; 5/21

1am; 5/22 4am; 5/24 midnight; 5/25 1pm

My Bionic Pet 5/27 8pm; 5/28

1am; 5/29 5am; 5/31 midnight; 5/1 3am; 5/3 midnight; 5/4 1pm

New Scandinavian Cooking Thu noonNightly Business Report Fri 6:30pmNOVAManhunt – Boston Bombers 5/1 4am; 5/3 1amNazi Attack on America 5/6 9pm; 5/7 2am,

1pm; 5/8 5am; 5/10 1amLethal Seas 5/13 9pm; 5/14 2am,

1pm; 5/15 5am; 5/17 1amRise of the Hackers 5/20 9pm; 5/21 2am,

1pm; 5/22 5am; 5/24 1amFirst Man on the Moon 5/27 9pm; 5/28 2am,

1pm; 5/29 4am; 5/31 1am; 5/1 4am;

5/3 1amO’Bannon Institute 2015:

Be the Change 5/28 10pm; 5/29 1pm;

5/31 4pmOdd Squad Mon to Thu 4:30pmOne Voice 5/10 3pm; 5/13 1pmPacific HeartbeatSplinters 5/3 11:03pm

Road to the Globe 5/10 11:03pmNa Loea: The Masters 5/17 11:03pmPainting and Travel

with Roger & Sarah Bansemer

Thu 2:30pmPaint This with Jerry

Yarnell Fri 2:30pmPBS NewsHour Fri 7pmPBS NewsHour Weekend Sat 6pmPeg + Cat Weekdays 11amQuilting Arts Thu 11:30amReligion & Ethics

Newsweekly Tue 6pmRick Steves’ Europe Sat 10:30amRide Along the Lincoln

Highway 5/22 2am; 5/25 5amRoadtrip Nation Wed 6pmThe Roosevelts: AnIntimate HistoryGet Action (1858-1901) 5/5 8pm; 5/6 1am;

5/7 4am; 5/10 1pmIn The Arena (1901-1910) 5/12 8pm; 5/13 1am;

5/14 4am; 5/17 1pmThe Fire of Life (1910-1919) 5/19 8pm; 5/20 1am;

5/21 4am; 5/24 1pmThe Storm (1920-1933) 5/26 8pm; 5/27 1am;

5/28 4am; 5/31 1pmSciGirls Sun 9:30amSecrets of the DeadThe Man Who Saved the World 5/27 10pm; 5/28 3am;

5/29 3am; 5/31 2amSecrets of the Manor

House 5/31 8pmSesame Street Weekdays 10am; Sat 9amSewing with Nancy Fri 11:30am

Sid the Science Kid Sun 6amSuper SkyscrapersOne World Trade Center 5/1 5am; 5/3 2amBuilding the Future 5/6 10pm; 5/7 3am;

5/8 2am, 1pmThe Vertical City 5/13 10pm; 5/14 3am;

5/15 2am, 1pm; 5/18 5am

The Billionaire Building 5/20 10pm; 5/21 3am;

5/22 1pm; 5/23 4amSuper Why! Sun 8am, 8:30amTavis Smiley Fri 11pmThis Old House Sat 1:30pm; Wed 12:30pmThe This Old House Hour Fri 1am; Sat 5amThomas & Friends Sun 7amVictory Garden’s

EdibleFEAST Sat 12:30pmVintage Red Green Show

Sat 8:30pmVoces on PBSEl Poeta 5/1 10pm; 5/2 3am;

5/4 4am; 5/5 5amWar for Guam 5/24 3pm; 5/27 1pmWashington Week with Gwen Ifill Fri 8pm; Sat 1amThe Weekly Special Thu 8pm; Sun 10:30am

& 6:30pmWell Read Thu 6pmWild Kratts Weekdays 3pmWolf Hall on MasterpieceEpisode Five 5/3 10pm; 5/4 2amEpisode Six 5/10 10pm; 5/11 2amWoodsmith Shop Sat 1pm; Tue 12:30pmThe Woodwright’s Shop Sat 3pm; Fri 12:30pmWordGirl Sun 9amYellowstone: Land to Life 5/9 4:30am; 5/11 4:30am

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TIU World (Ch. 30.2)

Evening Programming10:00 PBS NewsHour11:00 BBC World News America11:30 Nightly Business Report

1 Friday 6:00 My Lai: American Experience 7:00 Day the ’60s Died 8:00 The Draft 9:00 My Lai: American Experience

2 Saturday 6:00 The McLaughlin Group 6:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 7:00 Focus On Europe 7:30 Global 3000 8:00 Japanese American Lives Mrs. Judo: Be Strong, Be Gentle, Be Beautiful 9:00 Japanese American Lives Don’t Lose Your Soul/ Honor & Sacrifice10:00 America Reframed Perfect Strangers11:30 Take 2

3 Sunday 6:00 Survival: Lives in the Balance Fit for Life (Bangladesh) 7:00 Great Conversations Timothy Geithner and James Surowiecki 8:00 Nature Mystery Monkeys of Shangri-La 9:00 Voces on PBS Now en Español10:00 Global Voices Before the Revolution11:00 This Is My Home Now

4 Monday 6:00 Local USA Immigration: Home 6:30 Film School Shorts Sugar and Spice 7:00 Filipino American Lives Harana: The Search for the Lost Art of Serenade 8:00 Filipino American Lives Delano Manongs: Forgotten Heroes of the United Farm Workers 9:00 Local USA Immigration: Home 9:30 Film School Shorts Sugar and Spice

5 Tuesday 4:00 Hoosier Craftsman 4:30 Indiana Week in Review 5:00 Inside Indiana Business 6:00 Indiana Courts 7:00 War for Guam 8:00 America Reframed 9-Man

6 Wednesday 6:00 FRONTLINE Outbreak 7:00 Quietest Place on Earth 8:00 Independent Lens Kumu Hina 9:00 FRONTLINE Outbreak

7 Thursday 5:00 Indiana Week in Review 5:30 Indiana Expeditions 6:00 The Weekly Special 6:30 Indiana Lawmakers 7:00 NOVA Nazi Attack on America 8:00 Operation Maneater Great White Shark 9:00 Secrets of the Dead The Mona Lisa Mystery

8 Friday 6:00 Penelope 7:00 E Haku Inoa: to Weave a Name 8:00 Independent Lens Left by the Ship 9:00 Penelope

9 Saturday 6:00 The McLaughlin Group 6:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 7:00 Focus on Europe 7:30 Global 3000 8:00 Japanese American Lives Stories from Tohuku 9:00 Mr. Cao Goes to Washington10:00 America Reframed 9-Man

10 Sunday 7:00 Great Conversations Jessye Norman and Gloria Steinem 8:00 Nature Parrot Confidential 9:00 Voces on PBS El Poeta10:00 Global Voices Here Comes Uncle Joe11:00 Global Voices A Village Called Versailles

11 Monday 6:00 Local USA Immigration: On the Border 6:30 Film School Shorts Final Ascent 7:00 Pacific Heartbeat Under a Jarvis Moon 8:00 Pacific Heartbeat The Illness & the Odyssey

9:00 Local USA Immigration: On the Border 9:30 Film School Shorts Final Ascent

12 Tuesday 4:00 Hoosier Craftsman 4:30 Indiana Week in Review 5:00 Inside Indiana Business 6:00 Indiana Courts 7:00 Lost Child: Sayon’s Journey 8:00 America Reframed Winning Girl

13 Wednesday 6:00 FRONTLINE The Trouble with Chicken 7:00 Among B-Boys 8:00 Independent Lens Born to Fly: Elizabeth Streb vs. Gravity 9:00 FRONTLINE The Trouble with Chicken

14 Thursday 5:00 Indiana Week in Review 5:30 Indiana Expediations 6:00 The Weekly Special 6:30 Indiana Lawmakers 7:00 NOVA Lethal Seas 8:00 Operation Maneater Polar Bear 9:00 Secrets of the Dead Resurrecting Richard III

15 Friday 6:00 Soul of a Banquet 7:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History Get Action (1858-1901) 9:00 Soul of a Banquet

16 Saturday 6:00 The McLaughlin Group 6:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 7:00 Focus on Europe 7:30 Global 3000 8:00 Eisenhower’s Secret War From Warrior to President 9:00 Eisenhower’s Secret War Building Weapons, Talking Peace10:00 America Reframed Winning Girl

17 Sunday 7:00 Great Conversations David Boies and Jeffrey Toobin 8:00 Nature Animal Childhood 9:00 Standing on Sacred Ground Pilgrims & Tourists10:00 The Grace Lee Project

18 Monday 6:00 Local USA Caring at the End 6:30 Film School Shorts Separation Anxiety

7:00 Pacific Heartbeat Papa Mau: The Wayfinder 8:00 Pacific Heartbeat There Once Was an Island – Te Henua e Nnoho 9:00 Local USA Caring at the End 9:30 Film School Shorts Separation Anxiety

19 Tuesday 4:00 Hoosier Craftsman 4:30 Indiana Week in Review 5:00 Inside Indiana Business 6:00 Indiana Courts 7:00 Anna May Wong: In Her Own Words 8:00 America Reframed 20 Wednesday 6:00 FRONTLINE Secrets, Politics and Torture 7:00 Our American Family: The Furutas 7:30 Independent Lens 1971 9:00 FRONTLINE Secrets, Politics and Torture

21 Thursday 5:00 Indiana Week in Review 5:30 Indiana Expeditions 6:00 The Weekly Special 6:30 Indiana Lawmakers 7:00 NOVA Rise of the Hackers 8:00 Operation Maneater Crocodile 9:00 Angle of Attack Part One

22 Friday 6:00 Mulberry Child 7:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History In the Arena (1901-1910) 9:00 Mulberry Child

23 Saturday 6:00 The McLaughlin Group 6:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 7:00 Focus On Europe 7:30 Global 3000 8:00 Above and Beyond 9:00 Omaha Beach: Honor and Sacrifice10:00 America Reframed

24 Sunday 7:00 Great Conversations Congressman John Lewis 8:00 Nature The Sagebrush Sea 9:00 Standing on Sacred Ground Profit & Loss10:00 Global Voices Oil & Water11:00 Memory of Forgotten War

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25 Monday 6:00 Local USA Harnessing the Sun 6:30 Film School Shorts On the Prowl 7:00 Homes on the Range: The New Pioneers 8:00 Caring for Mom and Dad 9:00 Local USA Harnessing the Sun 9:30 Film School Shorts On the Prowl

26 Tuesday 4:00 Hoosier Craftsman 4:30 Indiana Week in Review 5:00 Inside Indiana Business 6:00 Indiana Courts 7:00 Long Road Home 8:00 America Reframed Endless Abilities

27 Wednesday 6:00 FRONTLINE Obama at War 7:00 The Homefront 9:00 FRONTLINE Obama at War

28 Thursday 5:00 Indiana Week in Review 5:30 Indiana Expeditions 6:00 The Weekly Special 6:30 Indiana Lawmakers 7:00 NOVA First Man on the Moon 8:00 Pioneers in Aviation: The Race to the Moon 9:00 Angle of Attack Part Two

29 Friday 6:00 Passing Poston: An American Story 7:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History The Fire of Life (1910-1919) 9:00 Passing Poston: An American Story

30 Saturday 6:00 The McLaughlin Group 6:30 Charlie Rose – The Week 7:00 Focus On Europe 7:30 Global 3000 8:00 Company of Heroes 9:00 Dick Winters: “Hang Tough”10:00 America Reframed Endless Abilities

31 Sunday 7:00 Great Conversations Ahmed Rashid/Clarissa Ward 8:00 Nature My Bionic Pet 9:00 Standing on Sacred Ground Fire & Ice10:00 Global Voices Last Train Home

Mondays and Fridays 6:00 This Old House 6:30 Cooking with Nick Stellano A Chef’s Life (begins 5/29) 7:00 Simply Ming 7:30 Essential Pépin 8:00 Lidia’s Kitchen 8:30 Cook’s Country 9:00 New Scandinavian Cooking Cooking with Nick Stellano (begins 5/4) 9:30 Cooking with Nick Stellano A Chef’s Life (begins 5/29)10:00 This Old House10:30 Rick Steves’ Europe11:00 Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope11:30 Lidia’s Kitchen

Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:00 Hometime 6:30 Cooking with Nick Stellano A Chef’s Life (begins 5/28) 7:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals 7:30 Baking with Julia 8:00 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School 8:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated 9:00 Martin Yan’s Taste of Vietnam 9:30 Cooking with Nick Stellano A Chef’s Life (begins 5/28)10:00 Hometime10:30 Rick Steves’ Europe11:00 Burt Wolf: Travels and Traditions11:30 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School

Wednesdays and Sundays 6:00 Ask This Old House 6:30 Cooking with Nick Stellano A Chef’s Life (begins 5/27) 7:00 Movable Feast with Fine Cooking Mexico – One Plate at a Time (begins 5/6) 7:30 Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef 8:00 Wed: Lidia’s Kitchen Sun: Martha Bakes Martha Stewart’s Cooking School (begins 5/10) 8:30 Wed: Cook’s Country Sun: America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated 9:00 Wed: Kevin Dundon’s Back to Basics Sun: Martin Yan’s Taste of Vietnam 9:30 Cooking with Nick Stellano A Chef’s Life (begins 5/27)

10:00 Ask This Old House10:30 Rick Steves’ Europe11:00 Music Voyager11:30 Wed: Lidia’s Kitchen Sun: Martha Bakes Martha Stewart’s Cooking School (begins 5/10)

2 May 6:00 Mexico: One Plate at a Time 6:30 Gary Spetz’s Watercolor Quest 7:00 Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope 7:30 Pati’s Mexican Table 8:00 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge 8:30 Bringing it Home with Laura McIntosh 9:00 Mexico – One Plate at a Time 9:30 Pati’s Mexican Table 10:00 Gary Spetz’s Watercolor Quest 10:30 Mexico – One Plate at a Time11:00 Smart Travels – Pacific Rim with Rudy Maxa11:30 Pati’s Mexican Table

9 May 6:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals 6:30 A Chef’s Life 7:00 Katie Brown Workshop 7:30 Kevin Dundon’s Modern Irish Food 8:00 Ciao Italia 8:30 Lidia’s Kitchen 9:00 Taste This! 9:30 A Chef’s Life 10:00 Katie Brown Workshop 10:30 Simply Ming 11:00 Pati’s Mexican Table 11:30 Lidia’s Kitchen

16 May 6:00 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School 6:30 Essential Pépin 7:00 Eat! Drink! Italy! with Vic Rallo 7:30 Caprial and John’s Kitchen 8:00 Cooking 80/20 with Robin Shea 8:30 Christina Cooks 9:00 Ciao Italia 9:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals 10:00 The Jazzy Vegetarian 10:30 Nick Stellino Cooking with Friends 11:00 Pati’s Mexican Table 11:30 Joanne Weir Gets Fresh

23 May 6:00 – Midnight Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen

30 May 6:00 Wild Photo Adventures 6:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge

7:00 Wild Photo Adventures 7:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge 8:00 Wild Photo Adventures 8:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge 9:00 Wild Photo Adventures 9:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge 10:00 Wild Photo Adventures 10:30 Wild Photo Adventures 11:00 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge11:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge

Saturdays 8:00 Comisario Rex 9:00 Played10:00 Alarm for Cobra11:00 Manor House

Sundays 8:00 Medicina Moderna 9:00 New Detectives10:00 Estelares11:00 Cuéntame Cómo Pasó

Mondays 8:00 Wild at Heart 9:00 Estelares10:00 Manor House11:00 Cuéntame Cómo Pasó

Tuesdays 8:00 Grand Hotel 9:00 Estelares10:00 The Family11:00 Alarm for Cobra

Wednesdays 8:00 Comisario Rex 9:00 Estelares10:00 Played11:00 Wild at Heart

Thursdays 8:00 Alarm for Cobra 9:00 Estelares10:00 Grand Hotel Medics (begins 5/14)11:00 Fear of Loving

Fridays 8:00 Cuéntame Cómo Pasó 9:00 New Detectives10:00 Crónicas De Nuestro Tiempo Unsung Heroes (begins 5/22)11:00 Played

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6 Wednesday 1:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History Get Action (1858-1901)

3:00 FRONTLINE Outbreak 4:00 Independent Lens Kumu Hina 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Biloxi, Hour Three

7 Thursday 1:00 Nature Parrot Confidential 2:00 NOVA Nazi Attack on America 3:00 Super Skyscrapers Building the Future 4:00 The Roosevelts: An Intimate History Get Action (1858-1901)

8 Friday 1:00 The This Old House Hour 2:00 Super Skyscrapers Building the Future 3:00 Caring for Mom and Dad 4:00 Nature Parrot Confidential 5:00 NOVA Nazi Attack on America

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18 Monday 1:00 Masterpiece Classic Mr. Selfridge, Season 3, Episode 8 3:00 American Masters American Ballet Theatre 4:30 loopdiver: The Journey of a Dance 5:00 Super Skyscraper The Vertical City

19 Tuesday 1:00 Antiques Roadshow Washington, D.C. – Hour Two 2:00 Antiques Roadshow Charleston, Hour Two 3:00 Call the Midwife 4:00 Masterpiece Classic Mr. Selfridge, Season 3 – Episode 8

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The 12th Annual O’Bannon Institute for Community ServiceThursday, May 28 at 10pm; Friday, May 29 at 1pm; and Sunday, May 31 at 4pm

Join WTIU host Joe Hren for highlights of the 2015 O’Bannon Institute. Guests include Sir Bob Geldof, singer, songwriter, political activist, philanthropist, and author; and Shiza Shahid, co-founder of the Malala Fund, entrepreneur, and social activist. The theme of this year’s Institute is “Be the Change: Discover Your (Super) Power.”

Sir Bob Geldof is widely recognized for his activism. He co-founded the group Band Aid to raise money for famine relief in Ethiopia, and organized the successful Live Aid and Live 8 charity concerts.

He has written a number of articles for publications including TIME, and for television created and hosted the six-part BBC series Geldof in Africa. He has received a number of awards, including the Nobel Man of Peace award, and was knighted at age 34 in recognition of his social activist charity work.

Shiza Shahid will be the Institute’s keynote speaker. Of Pakistani origin, she is global

ambassador of the Malala Fund, the organization led by Malala Yousafzai that promotes education for girls around the world who are denied schooling because of social, economic, and political reasons.

A graduate of Stanford University, Shahid was previously a business analyst at McKinsey & Company in the Middle East. She was named one of TIME’s 30 Under 30 World Changers.

The O’Bannon Institute is Ivy Tech Community College-Bloomington’s annual signature event that presents discussions related to nonprofits, education, and political and civic service. Previous speakers at the Institute include former First Lady Laura W. Bush and retired General Colin Powell.

Shiza Shahid

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