WYCC Magazine for Members - May 2016

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Chicago’s True Nature: The Forest Preserves of Cook County An Original WYCC Production

Thomas and Arthur Share New Stories—page 8

History of the Black Panthers—page 13

The Time Lord Comes to WYCC—page 16


May at-a-glance MONDAY

TUESDAY

Please visit wycc.org/schedule for the most current programming schedule.

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SUNDAY

Classical Stretch

Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

Sesame Street

6:30

Body Electric

Curious George

Sid the Science Kid

7:00

Wai Lana Yoga

Ribert & Robert’s WonderWorld

Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood

7:30

Sit and Be Fit

Bob the Builder

Curious George

8:00

Cyberchase (except 5/27)

Nature Cat

Nature Cat

8:30

Ready, Jet, Go!

Arthur

Bug Bites

9:00

Wild Kratts

Ready, Jet, Go!

Odd Squad

9:30

Sesame Street

Thomas Edison’s Secret Lab

Cyberchase

10:00

Dinosaur Train

Travel with Kids

Caillou

10:30

Curious George

Mid-American Gardener

In the Americas with David Yetman

11:00

Bob the Builder

Garden Smart

Pritzker Military Presents

11:30

Peg + Cat

Victory Garden’s EdibleFEAST

Super Why!

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

Charlie Rose: The Week

This Old House

Justice and Law Weekly

6:00

12:00

AM

PM

12:30

Thomas & Friends

1:00

The Best of the Joy of Painting

Sewing with Nancy

Well Read

Quilting Arts

The Beauty of Oil Painting

The American Woodshop

Religion & Ethics Newsweekly

1:30

Wyland’s Art Studio

Sew It All

Between the Lines with Barry Kibrick

Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting

Beads, Baubles, and Jewels

Woodcarving with Rick Bütz

Closer to Truth

2:00

Painting and Travel

Fit 2 Stitch

The Cooking Odyssey

Knitting Daily

The Donna Dewberry Show

The Woodwright’s Shop

Second Opinion

2:30

P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table

Mexico—One Plate at a Family Travel with Time with Rick Bayless Colleen Kelly

New Scandinavian Cooking

Creative Living with Sheryl Borden

Woodsmith Shop

Healthy Body, Healthy Mind

3:00

Pati’s Mexican Table Martha Stewart’s (except 5/2) Cooking School

Woodworking with Tommy Mac

Arts in Context

3:30

A Chef’s Life

Kevin Dundon’s Back Eat! Drink! Italy! to Basics (except 5/5) with Vic Rallo

Martha Bakes

Sara’s Weeknight Meals In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs

4:00

Newsline

4:30

DW News

5:00

Consuelo Mack WealthTrack

To the Contrary with Bonne Erbe

5:30

Out of Ireland

Simply Ming

America’s Test Kitchen Ask This Old House from Cook’s Illustrated Fly Tying: The Angler’s Art Washington Week

Focus on Europe

Asia Insight

Charlie Rose

6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00

MotorWeek

Antiques Roadshow

Autoline This Week Death in Holy Orders (5/17, 5/24)

NOVA

This Wild Life (except 5/4)

In the Loop

The Red Green Show

Weekend Explorer (except 5/4)

British Antiques Roadshow (except 5/19)

Sun Studio Sessions

Rick Steves’ Europe

Masterpiece Mystery! Inspector Lewis (except 5/19)

Travelscope

8:30 9:00

Time Scanners (5/2, 5/23)

Globe Trekker

Journey to a Miracle: Freedom from Insulin (5/29 only)

Antiques Roadshow

Pacific Heartbeat (except 5/29)

Chicago’s True Nature: The Forest Preserves of Cook County (5/21 only)

Scully / The World Show (5/1, 5/8, 5/15) In the Loop

Extraordinary Women (except 5/21)

Independent Lens—Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution (5/22 only)

Austin City Limits

Father Brown

Jackie Robinson (5/1, 5/8)

Front and Center

New Tricks

Theater Talk (except 5/19)

9:30 10:00

DW News (except 5/16)

10:30

Tavis Smiley (except 5/16)

11:00

Doctor Who: Tom Baker Movies

Comedy

General

How-to

P. O. V. (except 5/15)

Ecosense for Living (5/15, 5/22)

Charlie Rose (except 5/16)

11:30

Children’s

Growing a Greener World

Nightly Business Report

6:00

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SATURDAY

Equitrekking (except 5/28)

Drama

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Local

News/Talk

Theater Talk

Travel


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First Nations Experience MHz Worldview 6 Cover Story Chicago’s True Nature: The Forest Preserves of Cook County

7 May Program Listings 20 Station Break

Staff Paul Buckner - Station Manager Cesar Rodriguez - Creative Services Director Alisa Clark - Membership Coordinator Shaunese Teamer - Director of Revenue & Development Sybil Berry - Manager, Education and Outreach Services

• Celebrating Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month • Discovering Asian Cultures

WYCC PBS Chicago is located at Kennedy-King College 6258 S. Union Ave., Chicago, IL 60621 Telephone: 773-224-3300 Membership Department: 773-487-1350 http://www.wycc.org

21 One-Minute Biography WYCC Teachers 22 Education and Outreach at WYCC 23 Membership

WYCC PBS Chicago is licensed to the

Cheryl L. Hyman - Chancellor

The Selfhelp home was established as a residence for emigrés and Holocaust survivors. In Refuge: Stories of the Selfhelp Home (airing Wednesday, May 4 at 7 p.m.), these residents share their deeply personal stories of separations, deportations, selections, and life-anddeath decisions. For a Q&A with director Ethan Bensinger, turn to page 19. For classroom lessons about this program, turn to page 21.

Board of Trustees Charles R. Middleton - Chairperson Gary Gardner - Vice Chairperson Clarisol Duque - Secretary Isaac Goldman - Trustee Pastor Darrell Griffin - Trustee Karen Kent - Trustee Marisela Lawson - Trustee Eliana Blancas - Student Trustee WYCC PBS Chicago Magazine is published in cooperation with A+ Media, Inc.

Julio Abreu - Publisher Amy Sawyer - Editorial Director Tammy West - Art Director Nancy Dreher Anton Galang

WYCC PBS Chicago Magazine—Copyright © 2016 by WYCC PBS Chicago. Editorial Offices: WYCC PBS Chicago, 6258 S. Union Ave., Chicago, IL 60621 (773-224-3300). Material in this issue may not be reproduced in whole or part in any form or format without special permission from the publisher. Periodical postage paid at Chicago, IL, and additional entry. Printed in the U.S.A. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to WYCC PBS Chicago Magazine, Publication Offices: WYCC PBS Chicago, 6258 S. Union Ave., Chicago, IL 60621.

Late Night on WYCC PBS Chicago MONDAY AM

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

MAY 2016

Contributing Editors

For more information on on-line courses, call the Center for Distance Learning at 312-553-5975. Please visit wycc.org/schedule for the most current programming schedule.

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

Beyond the Beltway with Bruce DuMont

Democracy Now!

Democracy Now!

Democracy Now!

Democracy Now!

Democracy Now!

Front and Center

1:00

Washington Week

NOVA

A Mother’s Son (5/11 only)

Rick Steves’ Europe

In the Loop

Austin City Limits

1:30

Religion & Ethics Newsweekly

Masterpiece Mystery! Inspector Lewis (except 5/20)

2:00

Classic Gospel

12:00 12:30

Travelscope Time Scanners (5/3, 5/10)

Globe Trekker

3:30 4:00

Chicago’s True Nature: The Forest Preserves of Cook County (5/23 only)

This Wild Life (except 5/3)

Pacific Heartbeat (5/2, 5/9, 5/23)

Antiques Roadshow

P. O. V. (except 5/18)

Jackie Robinson (5/5, 5/12)

WYCC Classic Movies

Father Brown

Weekend Explorer (except 5/3)

Outdoor Wisconsin New Tricks

Great Decisions in Foreign Policy

Theater Talk (5/11, 5/18)

4:30 5:00 5:30

WYCC Classic Movies Theater Talk (except 5/20)

2:30 3:00

British Antiques Roadshow (except 5/21)

Fly Tying: The Angler’s Art

Business First AM MotorWeek

Children’s

Consuelo Mack WealthTrack

Comedy

General

Curious Traveler (except 5/29)

To the Contrary with Bonne Erbe

How-to

Out of Ireland

Drama

Asia Insight

Local

Refuge: Stories of the Selfhelp Home (5/7 only)

News/Talk

Pritzker Military Presents

Travel

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Finding Our Talk (airing daily at 12 p.m.) explores the survival of the world’s Aboriginal languages, beating the odds of an extinct culture, reclaiming languages, and celebrating Native American and indigenous communities.

FNX: First Nations Experience gives voice to the stories of Native American and indigenous peoples around the world through documentaries, entertainment, news, family programs, and much more­—24 hours a day on WYCC 20.2. Please visit wycc.org/schedule for the current full schedule.

First Nations Experience May at-a-glance MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

6:00 6:30

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

FNX Documentary

FNX Documentary

Fish Out of Water

Fish Out of Water

Vitality Health

Vitality Health

Wakanheja

Wakanheja

Lakota Berenstain Bears

Lakota Berenstain Bears

Yamba’s Playtime

Yamba’s Playtime

Wapos Bay

Wapos Bay

Kagagi: The Raven

Kagagi: The Raven

Vitality Gardening

Vitality Gardening

FNX Documentary

7:00 7:30 8:00

Fish Out of Water

8:30

Vitality Health

9:00

Wakanheja

9:30

Bizou

10:00

Tansi! Nehiyawetan

10:30

Wapos Bay

11:00

Art Zone

11:30

Vitality Gardening

12:00 PM

Finding Our Talk (except 5/1) Cooking with the Wolfman Cooking with the Wolfman

Finding Our Talk

12:30

Cooking with the Wolfman

1:00

The Creative Native

1:30

First Talk

2:00

The Creative Native

The Creative Native

First Talk

First Talk

FNX Documentary

FNX Documentary

Seasoned with Spirit

Storytellers in Motion

Champions of the North

Native Report

FNX Documentary

2:30 3:00

Finding Our Talk

Ravens and Eagles

Samaqan Water Stories

Ravens and Eagles

Samaqan Water Stories

Ravens and Eagles

3:30

Vitality Gardening

4:00

Vitality Health

Native Nation Building

Seasoned with Spirit

4:30

From the Spirit

People of the Pines

Champions of the North

5:00

The Creative Native

Making Regalia

FNX Documentary

5:30

Cooking with the Wolfman

6:00

Working It Out Together

Indian Pride

On Native Ground

Indian Pride

Storytellers in Motion

6:30

Back in the Day

Oskayak Down Under

The Voices Of

Down the Mighty River

On Native Ground

7:00 7:30

People of the Pines

Making Regalia

People of the Pines

Make Prayers to the Raven

FNX Documentary (except 5/27)

9:00

Wapos Bay

9:30

Fish Out of Water

Dab Iyiyuu Osiyo: Voices of the Cherokee People

8:00 8:30

Indians and Aliens Indigenous Focus

First Talk Native Report

Make Prayers to the Raven The Other Side

Native Voice TV

Native Report

On Native Ground

Wapos Bay

Wapos Bay

Fish Out of Water

Fish Out of Water

10:00

The Other Side

Mixed Blessings

Moose T.V.

Native Shorts

The Aux

Mixed Blessings

The Aux

10:30

Indians and Aliens

Back in the Day

Indigenous Focus

Rez Rides

Champions of the North

Moose T.V.

Native Shorts

FNX Documentary

FNX Documentary

11:00

FNX Documentary

11:30

Children’s

News/Talk

General

Films/Documentaries

How-to

Bold type indicates a new program or a program being aired at a new time.


Conflict Zone (airing Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m.) features hard-hitting interviews that go beyond the normal soundbite culture and puts a spotlight on controversial issues from around the globe.

WYCC is proud to present news, perspectives, and entertainment from around the globe to its diverse audience through MHz Worldview, airing 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on digital channel WYCC 20.3. Please visit wycc.org/schedule for the current full schedule.

MHz Worldview May at-a-glance MONDAY

TUESDAY

6:00

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

Newsroom Tokyo / Direct Talk

6:30 7:00

NHK Newsline

7:30

NHK Specials

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

NHK Newsline / NHK Specials

NHK Newsline / NHK Specials

Global Ethics Forum

Global Ethics Forum

Viewpoint with James Zogby

Viewpoint with James Zogby

Euromaxx

Euromaxx Highlights

8:00 8:30 9:00

Africa Today TV Programming

9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00

Euronews Live

11:30 12:00 PM 12:30

CNC World Programming

1:00 1:30 2:00 DW Programming

2:30 3:00

DW News

3:30

The Day

4:00

DW News / Reporters

DW News / Treasures of the World

DW News / Treasures of the World

DW News / Kino

DW News / Shift

DW News / Business

DW News / Sarah’s Music

4:30

Global 3000

Made in Germany

Conflict Zone

Quadriga

Focus on Europe

In Good Shape

Tomorrow Today

5:00 5:30 6:00

France 24 Programming

6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00

A French Village

The Churchmen

Don Matteo

Beck

Maigret

Beck

Inspector Rex

The Legacy

Spiral

Braquo (5/6, 5/13)

The Baantjer Mysteries

Talisman

Don Matteo

Beck

Maigret

Beck

Inspector Rex

8:30 Lulu the Bankrobber’s Wife

9:00 9:30 10:00

Talisman (except 5/2)

10:30 11:00

A French Village

The Churchmen

11:30

Drama

World News/Talk

Sports

Ethnic

Films/Documentaries

Music

Bold type indicates a new program or a program being aired at a new time.


An Original WYCC Production

Chicago’s True Nature: The Forest Preserves of Cook County

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oven within and around Cook County stands a vibrantly unique world-class treasure: the Forest Preserves of Cook County. Nearly 70,000 acres of ancient prairies, pristine wetlands, marshes, and forest provide residents and visitors a wealth of environmental, recreational, and educational opportunities. There’s even a 12,000-year-old canyon. Like many natural wonders, the Cook County Forest Preserves are “hidden in plain sight.” Many are unaware of its vast biodiversity; others only know it for its picnic sites and bike trails. Chicago’s True Nature: The Forest Preserves of Cook County, a one-hour documentary produced by WYCC PBS Chicago and Juneteenth Productions, explores the vastness of this natural wonderland through the eyes and experiences of the people

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who take care of it and the people who enjoy it. The program premieres on Sunday, May 15 at 7 p.m., with encore presentations on Monday, May 16 at 9 p.m., Saturday, May 21 at 7 p.m., and Sunday, May 22 at 4 p.m. This abundant wilderness didn’t happen by chance. It’s the result of the extraordinary vision and hard work of two architects, Dwight Perkins and Jens Jensen, at the beginning of the 20th century. Over 100 years later, the ongoing commitment by Forest Preserve District management to provide Cook County residents “open spaces” has led to the reopening of campgrounds, extension of restoration efforts, flood and disease control management, and much more. Chicago’s True Nature: The Forest Preserves of Cook County takes a look at the known—and little-known—benefits and beauty of Chicagoland’s publicly owned green spaces.


listings

MAY 2016

Special programs are highlighted in PINK.

1 Sunday 10:30 am In the Americas with David Yetman The Pride of Guatemala: Tikal of the Mayas 11:00 am Pritzker Military Presents 12:00 pm Charlie Rose: The Week 12:30 pm Justice and Law Weekly 1:00 pm Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 1:30 pm Closer to Truth Does Hell Reveal God? 2:00 pm Second Opinion Sudden Cardiac Arrest 2:30 pm Healthy Body, Healthy Mind The Science of Inflammatory Bowel Disease 3:00 pm Arts in Context All My Friends Are Vampires 3:30 pm Growing a Greener World Backyard Composting (Winston Salem, NC) 4:00 pm W.S. Merwin: To Plant a Tree Examine the life and work of the two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and environmental activist who dedicated himself to preserving and regenerating native plants at his home on Maui. 5:00 pm Pacific Heartbeat A Place to Call Home With a growing housing crisis and a lack of affordable homes in New Zealand, what will the future of housing look like? 6:00 pm Scully / The World Show 6:30 pm In the Loop 7:00 pm Vel Phillips: Dream Big Dreams 8:00 pm Jackie Robinson Part 1 Robinson rises from humble origins to integrate the MLB, performing brilliantly despite the threats and abuse he faces on and off the field. 10:00 pm P. O. V. Art and Craft

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Monday

1:00 pm The Best of the Joy of Painting 1:30 pm Wyland’s Art Studio 2:00 pm Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer Emert’s Cove 2:30 pm P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Food and Fun Go Together 3:00 pm BBQ with Franklin Leftovers 3:30 pm A Chef’s Life Turnips: The Roots 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm Motorweek 7:30 pm Autoline This Week

Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the program listings. Please visit our website wycc.org for more information and for the most up-to-date listings.

8:00 pm NOVA The Great Math Mystery 9:00 pm Time Scanners Jerusalem

3 Tuesday 1:00 pm Sewing with Nancy Sew the Perfect T-Shirt—Part 2 1:30 pm Sew It All All About Silk—Katrina Walker 2:00 pm Fit 2 Stitch The French Curve: Design vs. Fit 2:30 pm Mexico—One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless Delicious Eco-Tourism 3:00 pm Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Grains 3:30 pm Sara’s Weeknight Meals Pantry Raid 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm Antiques Roadshow Tucson, AZ—Hour One 8:00 pm Inspector Morse Twilight of the Gods—Part 1 Morse and Lewis investigate the murder of a journalist. 9:00 pm Inspector Morse Twilight of the Gods—Part 2

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Wednesday

1:00 pm Well Read Helen Oyeyemi: What Is Yours Is Not Yours 1:30 pm Between the Lines with Barry Kibrick 2:00 pm The Cooking Odyssey American Farm School

VEL PHILLIPS: DREAM BIG DREAMS

This now-91-year-old woman flourished as an African American and as a female. She butted heads in the backrooms of Milwaukee’s City Hall and marched as an activist.

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2:30 pm Family Travel with Colleen Kelly Monterey: Wharf, Whales, and Surf 3:00 pm Martha Bakes Cupcakes 3:30 pm In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs Jim Dodge 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Out of Ireland 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm Refuge: Stories of the Selfhelp Home In the late 1930s, a group of German-Jewish refugees immigrated to Chicago and created a supportive community for themselves and other Jews fleeing Nazi persecution. 8:00 pm Rick Steves’ Europe The Best of Slovenia 8:30 pm Travelscope Chile: From Seaside to Mountaintop 9:00 pm Globe Trekker Food Hour: Ireland

5 Thursday 1:00 pm Quilting Arts Design and Stitch 1:30 pm Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Fond Memories 2:00 pm Knitting Daily What a Heel! 2:30 pm New Scandinavian Cooking Mountain Riches 3:00 pm Kevin Dundon’s Modern Irish Food Christmas Made Easy 3:30 pm Simply Ming Ellie Krieger and Better Burgers 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Focus on Europe 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm In the Loop 7:30 pm British Antiques Roadshow Norwich Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts 1 8:00 pm Masterpiece Mystery! Inspector Lewis Fearful Symmetry Lewis and Hathaway are drawn into diverse new worlds beyond the usual Oxford colleges.

9:30 pm Theater Talk

6 Friday 1:00 pm The Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins 1:30 pm Beads, Baubles, and Jewels Creating Texture 2:00 pm The Donna Dewberry Show Wild Things 2:30 pm Creative Living with Sheryl Borden 3:00 pm Eat! Drink! Italy! with Vic Rallo Be Picky 3:30 pm America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated Why Not Add Wine? 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Asia Insight 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm The Red Green Show Ranger Harold 7:30 pm Sun Studio Sessions Deering and Down 8:00 pm Austin City Limits Sarah Jarosz / The Milk Carton Kids 9:00 pm Front and Center Zakk Wylde

7 Saturday 10:30 am Mid-American Gardener 11:00 am Garden Smart 11:30 am Victory Garden’s EdibleFEAST 12:00 pm P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home Take It Easy 12:30 pm This Old House 1:00 pm The American Woodshop Kitchen Cabinet 1:30 pm Woodcarving with Rick Bütz Eagle—Part 2 2:00 pm The Woodwright’s Shop Campaign Furniture 2:30 pm Woodsmith Shop Classic Sideboard 3:00 pm Rough Cut: Woodworking with Tammy Mac Contemporary Bench with Steven Brown 3:30 pm Ask This Old House

Tune in for new episodes of Thomas & Friends weekdays 12:30PM and Arthur Saturdays 8:30AM

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4:00 pm Fly Tying: The Angler’s Art 4:30 pm Washington Week 5:00 pm Antiques Roadshow Tucson, AZ—Hour One 6:00 pm Off the Menu: Asian America Go into the kitchens, factories, temples, and farms of Asian-Pacific America to explore how the bond with food reflects an evolving community. 7:00 pm Extraordinary Women Wallis Simpson In 1936 King Edward VIII gave up the British throne to marry this twice-divorced American. 8:00 pm Father Brown The Mask of the Demon Father Brown investigates the murder of a B-movie director when the production comes to Kembleford. 9:00 pm New Tricks Ghosts When Steve McAndrew’s teenage son is arrested for drug possession, he finds himself faceto-face again with his ex-wife as they try to save the boy from a downward spiral. 10:00 pm Doctor Who: Tom Baker Movies Genesis of the Daleks—Part 2

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9 Monday 1:00 pm The Best of the Joy of Painting 1:30 pm Wyland’s Art Studio 2:00 pm Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer The Nassau Lighthouse 2:30 pm P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Arousing Your Senses 3:00 pm Pati’s Mexican Table Classic Mexican Food Battles 3:30 pm A Chef’s Life Turnips: The Greens 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm MotorWeek 7:30 pm Autoline This Week 8:00 pm NOVA Vikings Unearthed

10 Tuesday

Sunday

10:30 am In the Americas with David Yetman The Working Coast of British Columbia 11:00 am Pritzker Military Presents 12:00 pm Charlie Rose: The Week 12:30 pm Justice and Law Weekly 1:00 pm Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 1:30 pm Closer to Truth Confronting Consciousness 2:00 pm Second Opinion Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) 2:30 pm Healthy Body, Healthy Mind Surviving Cancer and Cancer Toxicity 3:00 pm Arts in Context Out of Your Head 3:30 pm Growing a Greener World Veteran Farmers (Jacksonville, FL) 4:00 pm Violin Masters: Two Gentlemen of Cremona Examine the amazing confluence of time and talent that occurred in the 17th century when the two greatest violin makers in history were working within steps of each other. 5:00 pm Pacific Heartbeat Sons of Halawa 6:00 pm Scully / The World Show 6:30 pm In the Loop 7:00 pm Horizon: Sugar vs. Fat Twin doctors experiment on their own bodies, with one on a low-fat diet and one on a low-sugar diet. What do sugar and fat do to our bodies? And which is worse? 8:00 pm Jackie Robinson Part 2 Robinson uses his fame to speak out against injustice, alienating many who had once lauded him for “turning the other cheek.” After baseball, he seeks ways to fight inequality. 10:00 pm P. O. V. Ai Weiwi: The Fake Case

1:00 pm Sewing with Nancy Beginning Landscape Quilting—Part 1 1:30 pm Sew It All Traveling Pants—Pattie Wilkinson 2:00 pm Fit 2 Stitch Proportions and Sewing Slim 2:30 pm Mexico—One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless The Kernel of Deliciousness 3:00 pm Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Sauces 3:30 pm Sara’s Weeknight Meals Turkish Home Cooking 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm Antiques Roadshow Tucson, AZ—Hour Two

PACIFIC HEARTBEAT Sons of Halawa Pilipo Solatorio, who lives on the island of Molokai, is the last to hold the cultural traditions, music, and stories of a sacred Hawaiian valley.

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2:00 pm Knitting Daily Stranded Colorwork 2:30 pm New Scandinavian Cooking Farmer’s Food 3:00 pm Kevin Dundon’s Back to Basics Eggs 3:30 pm Simply Ming Einat Admony & Purees 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Focus on Europe 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm In the Loop 7:30 pm British Antiques Roadshow Exeter Cathedral 8:00 pm Masterpiece Mystery! Inspector Lewis The Indelible Stain When a controversial American academic is found strangled in his room, Lewis and Hathaway have several suspects. 9:30 pm Theater Talk

A MOTHER’S SON Part 1 When Rosie stumbles upon a pair of bloodstained shoes hidden in her home, she suspects someone in her family may have been involved in the murder of a local schoolgirl. 8:00 pm A Mother’s Son Part 1 9:00 pm A Mother’s Son Part 2 Rosie’s distress starts to affect her family life and cracks begin to form. Meanwhile, her son Jamie has been mixing with a violent dropout.

11 Wednesday 1:00 pm Well Read Adam Hochschild: Spain in Our Hearts 1:30 pm Between the Lines with Barry Kibrick 2:00 pm The Cooking Odyssey Kalamata 2:30 pm Family Travel with Colleen Kelly Baltimore: Flags, Forts, and Sports 3:00 pm Martha Bakes Holiday Breads 3:30 pm In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs Charlie Trotter 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Out of Ireland 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm This Wild Life Elephant in the Bedroom 7:30 pm Weekend Explorer Learn how Mammoth’s residents coexist with the bears that live in their community. Then, explore the beautiful and serene Sierra mountains and surrounding areas. 8:00 pm Rick Steves’ Europe Granada, Cordoba, and Spain’s Costa del Sol 8:30 pm Travelscope Chile: The Driest Place on Earth 9:00 pm Globe Trekker Puerto Rico

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Friday

1:00 pm The Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins 1:30 pm Beads, Baubles, and Jewels Customize Your Components 2:00 pm The Donna Dewberry Show Stunning Sunflowers 2:30 pm Creative Living with Sheryl Borden 3:00 pm Eat! Drink! Italy! with Vic Rallo Use the Best 3:30 pm America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated Saucing Up Chicken and Roasting Mushrooms 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News

12 Thursday 1:00 pm 1:30 pm

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Quilting Arts Let’s Take It Slow Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Cottage Home Mini-Quilt

THIS WILD LIFE Elephant in the Bedroom Things get off to a rocky start when guests arrive earlier than expected and an elephant emergency pushes everyone to their limits.

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5:00 pm Asia Insight 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm The Red Green Show The Sinkhole 7:30 pm Sun Studio Sessions Paul Thorn 8:00 pm Austin City Limits Gary Clark Jr. / Courtney Barnett 9:00 pm Front and Center Train

14 Saturday 10:30 am Mid-American Gardener 11:00 am Garden Smart 11:30 am Victory Garden’s EdibleFEAST 12:00 pm P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home All Natural 12:30 pm This Old House 1:00 pm The American Woodshop Finish Carpentry Chair Rails and Panels 1:30 pm Woodcarving with Rick Bütz Chickadee 2:00 pm The Woodwright’s Shop Fitting Brass 2:30 pm Woodsmith Shop Wide-Screen TV Cabinet 3:00 pm Rough Cut: Woodworking with Tommy Mac Master Showcase with Phil Lowe 3:30 pm Ask This Old House 4:00 pm Fly Tying: The Angler’s Art 4:30 pm Washington Week 5:00 pm Antiques Roadshow Tucson, AZ—Hour Two 6:00 pm Chinese Couplets 7:00 pm Extraordinary Women Grace Kelly The princess helped revive the ailing principality as Monaco became a thriving hub for the rich and famous. 8:00 pm Father Brown The Brewer’s Daughter Sid falls for the heiress to a local brewery, only for her to be arrested for the murder of her father.

WYCC PBS Chicago is committed to sharing educational content for the entire family. WYCC KIDS AND FAMILY provides learning experiences outside of the classroom with fun activities, events, recipes, and tips for parents. WYCC also supports lifelong learning through the wide variety of programming we air on topics ranging from science to art to history and much more. BUG BITES Sundays 8:30AM Scientist Adam Lazarus and his animated roommate and best friend Gilbert the Roach show viewers young and old how small creatures give us big ideas about friendship, innovation, and the special role we each have in the world. CURIOUS GEORGE Weekdays 10:30AM Saturdays 6:30AM Sundays 7:30AM What better guide is there for kids to explore science, engineering, and math than the world’s most curious monkey? George lives to find new things to discover, touch, spill, and chew and he loves investigating. THIS WILD LIFE Wednesdays 7PM

CHINESE COUPLETS

This intimate family story reveals the impact of America’s Chinese Exclusion Acts on one family over two centuries in three countries on four generations of women.

What would it be like if your family picked up and moved to the African savannah? Wildlife expert Saba Douglas-Hamilton, along with her husband and three young children, did just that! Follow along on their adventures with wild animals and people alike.

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9:00 pm New Tricks London Underground Ned and Sasha are forced to work together when the body of a film critic found in a sewer is thought to be linked to the 20-yearold murder of a concept artist. 10:00 pm Doctor Who: Tom Baker Movies Terror of the Zygons

9:00 pm Dalziel and Pascoe Under Dark Stars—Part 2 10:00 pm Smokin’ Fish Businessman Cory Mann decides to spend a summer smoking fish at his family’s traditional fish camp as he navigates the collision between the modern world and an ancient culture.

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15 Sunday 10:30 am In the Americas with David Yetman Brazil: The Diamond Range 11:00 am Pritzker Military Presents 12:00 pm Charlie Rose: The Week 12:30 pm Justice and Law Weekly 1:00 pm Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 1:30 pm Closer to Truth Did the Universe Have a Beginning? 2:00 pm Second Opinion Special Edition: Ebola 2:30 pm Healthy Body, Healthy Mind Knee Replacements: New Procedures Work! 3:00 pm Arts in Context Marching to Nowhere 3:30 pm Growing a Greener World Schoolyard Wildlife Habitat (Atlanta, GA) 4:00 pm Slow Way Home Explore how American families have given up on keeping our streets and public spaces safe enough for children, while Japanese communities have mobilized to keep their streets safe. 5:00 pm Pacific Heartbeat Waiting for John When the American military landed on a remote island during World War II, the islanders were amazed by the fantastic cargo. 6:00 pm Scully / The World Show 6:30 pm In the Loop 7:00 pm Chicago’s True Nature: The Forest Preserves of Cook County 8:00 pm Dalziel and Pascoe Under Dark Stars—Part 1 In their final case, Dalziel and Pascoe are faced with the grief of two families whose sons were murdered by a convicted pedophile, only for him to be acquitted.

1:00 pm The Best of the Joy of Painting 1:30 pm Wyland’s Art Studio 2:00 pm Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer The Red Dairy Barn—Part 1 2:30 pm P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Sizzlin’ Celebrations 3:00 pm Pati’s Mexican Table School Lunch with a Mexican Twist 3:30 pm A Chef’s Life Chicken Lickin’ 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm MotorWeek 7:30 pm Autoline This Week 8:00 pm NOVA Can Alzheimer’s Be Stopped? 9:00 pm Chicago’s True Nature: The Forest Preserves of Cook County

17 Tuesday 1:00 pm Sewing with Nancy Beginning Landscape Quilting—Part 2 1:30 pm Sew It All Chic Shawl—Carol Ingram 2:00 pm Fit 2 Stitch Pants: Even Quilters Need Pants 2:30 pm Mexico—One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless Mercado Madness 3:00 pm Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Pork 3:30 pm Sara’s Weeknight Meals Mexican Cocina 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm Antiques Roadshow Tucson, AZ—Hour Three 8:00 pm Death in Holy Orders Part 1

18 Wednesday DEATH IN HOLY ORDERS Part 1 When a theology student’s body is found on the beach, it appears that he was the victim of a cliff fall. However, his father is convinced that the college authorities are avoiding the truth.

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1:00 pm Well Read Geraldine Brooks: The Secret Chord 1:30 pm Between the Lines with Barry Kibrick 2:00 pm The Cooking Odyssey Pylos 2:30 pm Family Travel with Colleen Kelly Los Angeles: Hollywood & The Beach (Lights… Camera…Vacation!)

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3:00 pm Martha Bakes Chocolate 3:30 pm In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs Leah Chase 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Out of Ireland 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm This Wild Life Crocodile in a Crisis Guests have arrived and are expecting a luxury wildlife experience, but Saba is called away to rescue an injured crocodile. 7:30 pm Weekend Explorer Explore the rich history of the Eastern Sierras from the Alabama Hills to the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II. 8:00 pm Rick Steves’ Europe Andalucía, Gibraltar, and Tangier 8:30 pm Travelscope West Virginia: Wild and Wonderful 9:00 pm Globe Trekker Top 10 South American Adventures

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1:00 pm Quilting Arts Beads and Sequins 1:30 pm Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Pruissian Blue 2:00 pm Knitting Daily Creature Cuteness 2:30 pm New Scandinavian Cooking Drama on a Plate 3:00 pm Kevin Dundon’s Back to Basics Pastry

3:30 pm Simply Ming Organic Ponzu and Jamon de Fermin 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Focus on Europe 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm In the Loop 8:00 pm Independent Lens—The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution Stanley Nelson tells the vibrant story of a pivotal movement from the turbulent 1960s that feels timely all over again.

20 Friday 1:00 pm The Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins 1:30 pm Beads, Baubles, and Jewels Inspired by Books and Movies 2:00 pm The Donna Dewberry Show Pillow Talk 2:30 pm Creative Living with Sheryl Borden 3:00 pm Eat! Drink! Italy! with Vic Rallo A Little Knowledge 3:30 pm America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated Sweet and Spicy Asian Specialties 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Asia Insight 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm The Red Green Show Cyber Girl 7:30 pm Sun Studio Sessions Tony Lucca

The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution Revisit the 1960s, when a revolutionary culture emerged with the Black Panther Party at its vanguard.

Thursday, May 19 8PM Encore Sunday, May 22 7PM

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8:00 pm Austin City Limits Kendrick Lamar 9:00 pm Front and Center The Rides

9:00 pm New Tricks Romans Ruined The team investigates the death of a personal trainer who had belonged to a Roman reenactment society and discover a gang selling illegal steroids. 10:00 pm Doctor Who: Tom Baker Movies Pyramids of Mars

21 Saturday 10:30 am Mid-American Gardener 11:00 am Garden Smart 11:30 am Victory Garden’s EdibleFEAST 12:00 pm P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home The Pioneers Challenge with Georgia Pellegrini 12:30 pm This Old House 1:00 pm The American Woodshop Wood Countertops for Kitchens 1:30 pm Woodcarving with Rick Bütz Chip-Carving 2:00 pm The Woodwright’s Shop The Crotch and the Horse 2:30 pm Woodsmith Shop Craftsman Bookcase 3:00 pm Rough Cut: Woodworking with Tommy Mac Computer Table with Al D’Attanasio 3:30 pm Ask This Old House 4:00 pm Fly Tying: The Angler’s Art 4:30 pm Washington Week 5:00 pm Antiques Roadshow Tucson, AZ—Hour Three 6:00 pm Telos: The Fantastic World of Eugene Tssui This anti-establishment architect questioned traditional building standards and put nature and the environment at the forefront of his designs long before “eco-friendly” became a buzzword. 7:00 pm Chicago’s True Nature: The Forest Preserves of Cook County 8:00 pm Father Brown The Hangman’s Demise Father Brown investigates the poisoning of a former hangman, while romance is in the air for Mrs. McCarthy.

10:30 am In the Americas with David Yetman Peru: A Train to the Clouds 11:00 am Pritzker Military Presents 12:00 pm Charlie Rose: The Week 12:30 pm Justice and Law Weekly 1:00 pm Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 1:30 pm Closer to Truth How Do Humans Differ from Other Animals? 2:00 pm Second Opinion C-Sections 2:30 pm Healthy Body, Healthy Mind Fertility & Pregnancy in Women with Crohn’s Disease 3:00 pm Arts in Context Mother Falcon 3:30 pm Growing a Greener World Urban Gardening (Detroit, MI) 4:00 pm Chicago’s True Nature: The Forest Preserves of Cook County 5:00 pm Pacific Heartbeat Dream Big: Nanakuli at the Fringe Students get a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to travel halfway across the globe to perform in Scotland. 6:00 pm In the Loop 7:00 pm Independent Lens—The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution Stanley Nelson tells the vibrant story of a pivotal movement from the turbulent 1960s that feels timely all over again. 9:00 pm The Last Day of World War I 10:00 pm P. O. V. Guilty Pleasures

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THE LAST DAY OF WORLD WAR I

Visit the places where American, British, French, Canadian, and German troops were fighting as the war came to an end.

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1:00 pm The Best of the Joy of Painting 1:30 pm Wyland’s Art Studio 2:00 pm Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer The Red Dairy Barn—Part 2 2:30 pm P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table Cooking for Kids 3:00 pm Pati’s Mexican Table A French Twist on Mexican 3:30 pm A Chef’s Life Ramp-Ing Up to Spring 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm MotorWeek 7:30 pm Autoline This Week 8:00 pm NOVA Wild Ways 9:00 pm Time Scanners Machu Picchu

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24 Tuesday 1:00 pm Sewing with Nancy Beginning Landscape Quilting—Part 3 1:30 pm Sew It All Troubleshooting Tips—Sue Hausmann 2:00 pm Fit 2 Stitch Jeans: Fit to Make You Slim 2:30 pm Mexico—One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless Oaxacan Cheese Primer 3:00 pm Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Potatoes 3:30 pm Sara’s Weeknight Meals Hot Day, Cool Kitchen 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm Antiques Roadshow Omaha, NE—Hour One 8:00 pm Death in Holy Orders Part 2 Dalgliesh uncovers a wealth of suspects for the murder. Almost everyone had a motive.

25 Wednesday 1:00 pm Well Read Jim Lunch: Before the Wind 1:30 pm Between the Lines with Barry Kibrick 2:00 pm The Cooking Odyssey Ermioni 2:30 pm Family Travel with Colleen Kelly Ireland: Emerald Isle from the City to the Countryside 3:00 pm Martha Bakes Bundt Cakes 3:30 pm In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs Christopher Gross 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Out of Ireland 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm This Wild Life Elephant SOS As a rogue flash flood hits camp, Saba races to protect the camp and the animals. 7:30 pm Weekend Explorer Rappel and swim in the scenic slot canyons of Zion National Park and ride a mule into the mystical red spires of Bryce Canyon. 8:00 pm Rick Steves’ Europe Oslo 8:30 pm Travelscope Austria: Celebrating the Vine in Vienna and the Burgenland 9:00 pm Globe Trekker Tough Trains: Cuba’s Sugar Railroads

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Quilting Arts Color It Beautifully Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Just Beachy

Weekday Cooking on WYCC MONDAYS 2:30 p.m. P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table 3:00 p.m. Pati’s Mexican Table (pictured) 3:30 p.m. A Chef’s Life

TUESDAYS 2:30 p.m. Mexico—One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless 3:00 p.m. Martha Stewart’s Cooking School 3:30 Washburne p.m. Sara’s Weeknight CulinaryMeals Institute 1937

WEDNESDAYS 2:00 p.m. The Cooking Odyssey Washburne Culinary Institute 3:00 p.m. Martha Bakes 3:30 p.m. In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs

THURSDAYS 2:30 Washburne p.m. New Scandinavian CulinaryCooking Institute 3:00 p.m. Kevin Dundon’s Back to Basic’s 3:30 p.m. Simply Ming 1937

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2:00 pm Knitting Daily Vintage Knitting 2:30 pm New Scandinavian Cooking Tina’s French Pantry 3:00 pm Kevin Dundon’s Back to Basics Sauces 3:30 pm Simply Ming Spring Roll Wrappers and Pesto 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Focus on Europe 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm In the Loop 7:30 pm British Antiques Roadshow Scone Palace 8:00 pm Masterpiece Mystery! Inspector Lewis Down Among the Fearful When a psychic is found murdered, Lewis and Hathaway discover that the victim is really an Oxford psychology research fellow. 9:30 pm Theater Talk

27 Friday 1:00 pm The Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins 1:30 pm Beads, Baubles, and Jewels Sparkle and Shine 2:00 pm The Donna Dewberry Show Girlie Style 2:30 pm Creative Living with Sheryl Borden

3:00 pm Eat! Drink! Italy! with Vic Rallo Easy Is Best 3:30 pm America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated A Roast for the Holidays 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Asia Insight 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm The Red Green Show Go Fish 7:30 pm Sun Studio Sessions Star & Micey 8:00 pm Austin City Limits Foo Fighters 9:00 pm Front and Center Trey Anastasio Band

28 Saturday 10:30 am Mid-American Gardener 11:00 am Garden Smart 11:30 am Victory Garden’s EdibleFEAST 12:00 pm P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home It’s Spooky 12:30 pm This Old House 1:00 pm The American Woodshop Hardwood Floors and Parquetry 1:30 pm Woodcarving with Rick Bütz Linenfold 2:00 pm The Woodwright’s Shop Dovetail Saw

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Actor Tom Baker took on the role of the Fourth Doctor for seven consecutive seasons of this worldwide science fiction hit. The Fourth Doctor is an adventurer on an epic scale, armed with a gleeful smile, swashbuckling charm, and righteous morality. Join him as he travels through space and time to save the universe during Doctor Who: Tom Baker Movies.

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2:30 pm Woodsmith Shop Router Extravaganza 3:00 pm Rough Cut: Woodworking with Tommy Mac Fall Front Desk with Steve Brown 3:30 pm Ask This Old House 4:00 pm Fly Tying: The Angler’s Art 4:30 pm Washington Week 5:00 pm Antiques Roadshow Omaha, NE—Hour One 6:00 pm The Wonderful World of Blood with Michael Mosley Discover how our blood protects us from infection, heals us when we’re wounded, and powers our lives. 7:00 pm Extraordinary Women Martha Gellhorn 8:00 pm Father Brown The Crackpot of the Empire Father Brown is trapped in a derelict building when a former music hall comedian swears revenge. 9:00 pm New Tricks In Vino Veritas The arrest of a Turkish barmaid working illegally in London reopens the cold case of a landlord who died in a suspected arson attack on his pub. 10:00 pm Doctor Who: Tom Baker Movies Planet of Evil

Sunday 29 10:30 am In the Americas with David Yetman Hawaii’s Big Island: The Volcano’s Gift 11:00 am Pritzker Military Presents 12:00 pm Charlie Rose: The Week 12:30 pm Justice and Law Weekly 1:00 pm Religion & Ethics Newsweekly 1:30 pm Closer to Truth What Would It Feel Like to Be God? 2:00 pm Second Opinion Chronic Fatigue Syndrome 2:30 pm Healthy Body, Healthy Mind Fertility & Pregnancy in Women with Rheumatoid Arthritis 3:00 pm Arts in Context Masters of Ceremony

ODE TO JOY: BEETHOVEN’S SYMPHONY NO. 9

Join the Vienna Chamber Orchestra and Westminster Choir as they celebrate civil rights advocate and philanthropist William H. Scheide. 3:30 pm Growing a Greener World Backyard Chickens (Raleigh, NC) 4:00 pm Journey to a Miracle: Freedom from Insulin Learn about a game-changing medical breakthrough in diabetes and the heartwarming stories of three families who experience the treatment. 5:00 pm Ode to Joy: Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 6:30 pm In the Loop 7:00 pm Sky Blue Sea Long Beach, California, was home to many of the most significant developments and accomplishments in America’s naval and aviation histories. 8:00 pm DCI Banks Aftermath Banks finds himself faced with a chilling murder investigation that will test him to the limit. 9:30 pm Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs Since the discovery of his treasure-filled tomb in 1922, King Tut has captured the imagination of people around the world. 10:00 pm P. O. V. The Light in Her Eyes

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EXTRAORDINARY WOMEN

Martha Gellhorn War reporting was dominated by male journalists, but she earned a place at the top with a career that spanned 60 years.

1:00 pm The Best of the Joy of Painting 1:30 pm Wyland’s Art Studio 2:00 pm Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer Tiger Point Marina 2:30 pm P. Allen Smith’s Garden to Table The Art of Tailgating 3:00 pm Pati’s Mexican Table Easy Comfort Food 3:30 pm A Chef’s Life Eggs a Dozen Ways 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report

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6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm MotorWeek 7:30 pm Autoline This Week 8:00 pm NOVA Great Cathedral Mystery 9:00 pm The Brain with David Eagleman What Is Reality?

31 Tuesday 1:00 pm Sewing with Nancy A Modern Quilting Bee 1:30 pm Sew It All Deco-Stitched Décor—Jessica Giardino 2:00 pm Fit 2 Stitch Yoga Pants: Out of the Gym to the Office 2:30 pm Mexico—One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless Puerto Escondido: Living the Dream 3:00 pm Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Salads 3:30 pm Sara’s Weeknight Meals Picnics and Tailgates 4:00 pm Newsline 4:30 pm DW News 5:00 pm To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 5:30 pm Nightly Business Report 6:00 pm Charlie Rose 7:00 pm Antiques Roadshow Omaha, NE—Hour Two 8:00 pm Afterlife More Than Meets the Eye Alison Mundy has seen spirits ever since she was a child, but now they are beginning to take over her life. 9:00 pm Afterlife Lower Than Bones A girl has gone missing and the police have no leads. The next day, Alison sees the girl’s ghost, dripping wet and shivering.

THE BRAIN WITH DAVID EAGLEMAN What Is Reality? Explore how the brain conjures the rich and beautiful world we all take for granted.

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A Q&A with Director Ethan Bensinger WYCC PBS Chicago will be airing Refuge: Stories from the Selfhelp Home on Wednesday, May 4 at 7 p.m. as part of Holocaust Remembrance Day. Ethan Bensinger, the director of this moving documentary, spoke to us about how the film came to be and what he hopes viewers will learn. What were the reasons for creating this documentary? The main reason was to create a documentary that for the first time brings together the various experiences of the Central European Jewish community during World War II: the Jews of Austria, Germany, and Czechoslovakia. Most documentaries and films that we see focus on the experiences of the Eastern European Jewish community, while experiences of the Central European community were very distinct. For example, some were able to go to Shanghai, where 17,000 Jews were admitted. Or the Kindertransport, which was a unique experience for children from Czechoslovakia, Germany, and Austria. So, these are stories that we know bits and pieces of, but don’t know well enough. For that reason, I decided to interview six individuals at the Selfhelp Home in Chicago. When and how did you first learn about Selfhelp? My parents were refugees themselves from Nazi Germany and my mother started working at Selfhelp in the late ’60s as an occupational therapist. Then my grandmother moved in as a resident. She too was a refugee from Nazi Germany. Then my mother also became a resident. I started to get to know some of the friends that they made and started to hear some of these stories. I grew up as a refugee child myself, knowing a lot about the Holocaust, and I thought I knew everything there was to know until I started to hear the stories from the people at Selfhelp. I decided that we really needed to memorialize these stories because these people are the final generation. These are the last eyewitnesses to the atrocities of the Nazi regime. How willing were the participants to share their stories? Most of these survivors of concentration camps and experiences of Nazi Germany were unwilling in their younger years to talk about what they went through. It was really just too painful and these experiences too raw for people to talk about them when they were younger. On the other hand, when I came on the scene, these people now in their very golden years realized that if they don’t tell their stories now, these stories will be lost. They were all very willing to talk to me, to sit in front of a camera.

This was an emotional, traumatic experience for many of these people. That’s one of the reasons why it took us so long to make this movie, because we would have to take breaks. They would break down during the course of their storytelling and we would have to stop, sometimes for days or a couple of weeks, until they could compose themselves. But yes, they were very, very willing, knowing that they were the ones with the key, that they were the last ones who could really, honestly tell the public the experiences that they witnessed firsthand. How much of the film is about the past, how much is about the present, and how much is about the future? Certainly it’s meant to be a historical document which we use as a teaching tool at schools to teach the lessons of the past. I think hearing from these people, what they went through in a totalitarian regime, is a very, very important lesson to be learned. On the other hand, the documentary shows how welladjusted these individuals are in their current environment. It shows their strength of character, it shows their ability to adapt, and so it’s also a very hopeful documentary. It does leave the viewer with a question as to what will happen to Selfhelp once this generation has passed. Selfhelp as a home will continue, not as a refuge for Holocaust survivors but as a home for the general elderly Jewish community in Chicago. What do you hope viewers take away from the documentary? It needs to be a learning experience. They need to take away the fact that name-calling, graffiti, bullying, can start at a certain level and can grow into an event that culminated in the Holocaust. They can also take away the strength of human character and how individuals are able to survive tremendous trauma, make successful lives for themselves, and can pass on their own legacies to young people.

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stationbreak Celebrating Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month May was selected as Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month for two reasons: 1) the first Japanese immigrants arrived in the United States on May 7, 1843, and 2) the transcontinental railroad was completed on May 10, 1869, and many workers on that project were Chinese immigrants. The term “AsianPacific” refers to the Asian continent and the Pacific islands of Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia. WYCC PBS Chicago is honoring this month with a variety of programs about AsianPacific Americans. Pacific Heartbeat (airing Sundays at 5 p.m.) is an anthology series that provides viewers a glimpse of the real Pacific—its people, cultures, languages, music, and contemporary issues. Delve into a wealth of stories, traditions, and unexpected characters that nourish this nation of immigrants during Off the Menu, airing Saturday, May 7 at 6 p.m. Asian-Pacific Americans show how their relationship with food affects their community.

The City Colleges of Chicago give students the opportunity to learn about cultures from all around the world, including those in Asia and the Pacific. Whether you’re interested in how those cultures developed and what they’re like today, or interested in learning a new language that is used in one or more of those countries, CCC has a variety of course offerings. Please see the CCC Course Catalog for additional courses: http://www.ccc.edu/Pages/ course-catalog.aspx

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Chinese Couplets (airing Saturday, May 14 at 6 p.m.) is part memoir, part history, and part investigation. The filmmaker searches for answers about her mother’s emigration during the Chinese Exclusion era and reveals the often painful price paid. In Japan, 98% of school-aged children walk to school unaccompanied by an adult. In the U.S., however, that figure is only 13%. Slow Way Home, airing Sunday, May 15 at 4 p.m., explores this divergence and what both countries are doing to keep public spaces safe. Please see the listings for more information.

Discovering Asian Cultures CHINESE 101 – Introduction to Chinese Basic elements of Mandarin Chinese that will enable students to develop communicative language skills, and basic conversational skills. COMPARATIVE RELIGION 106 – Comparative Religion I/Eastern Religion Comparison and investigation of major Eastern religions. Includes origins, rituals, religious knowledge, and destiny. HISTORY 212 – History and Culture of China Study of Chinese history from Asian dynasties to the present. Political, economic, and cultural structure of traditional Chinese civilization. HISTORY 243 – The Far East in the Modern World Historical development of China, India, and Japan. Evolution of Oriental culture, economy, society, and government; the relation of America and the Far East. JAPANESE 101 – First Course Japanese Pronunciation and basic structures, speech patterns, reading, and writing skills.

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ONE-MINUTE BIOGRAPHY with

W.S. Merwin

William Stanley Merwin was born on September 30, 1927, in New York City. He grew up in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania and attended Princeton University. After college, he spent some time in Europe and did work translating poetry. His first poem collection, A Mask for Janus, was published in 1952 and reflected the medieval literature he had been translating. His next two books of poetry showed a change in style, with irregular form and a lack of punctuation. In 1970, he published The Carrier of Ladders, which won him the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1971. In 1976, Merwin moved to Hawaii to study Zen Buddhism. He married Paula Dunway in 1983 and they have lived in Maui for 30 years. When they moved to Maui, they purchased an old pineapple plantation and worked for many years to restore it to its original rainforest state. In 2010, Merwin was named the U.S. Poet Laureate. He has won numerous awards, including the Bollingen Prize, the Tanning Prize, the Lilly Prize, and the Lannan Lifetime Achievement Award. A collection of his poems won the National Book Award for Poetry as well as the Bobbitt Prize from the Library of Congress. Learn more about Merwin’s conservation work at his home in Hawaii during W.S. Merwin: To Plant a Tree, airing Sunday, May 1 at 4 p.m.

WYCC PBS Chicago offers teachers of different grade levels an excellent selection of highinterest, educationally rich programs for students, along with accompanying resources— absolutely free! Here are some of this month’s highlights categorized by content area.

SCIENCE Program: W.S. Merwin: To Plant a Tree Focus: Environment, Biology Grades: 6–12 Airing: Sunday, May 1 at 4 p.m. Overview: Examine the life and work of the two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and environmental activist who dedicated himself to preserving and regenerating native plants at his home on Maui. Free Additional Resources: PBS LearningMedia provides this interactive activity through the Arbor Day Foundation. Explore the intricate life of a tree by looking inside to learn about the xylem, cambium, and phloem, and to see how the tree’s rings provide a record of the environmental factors that affected its growth and life cycle. discussion Students can watch this excerpt from NewsHour about W.S. Merwin. A lesson plan with While WYCC is the place to see and hear musical performances from popular and up-and-coming questions about poetry supports the video segment.

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a rtists every Friday evening, you can also tune in to WKKC—the official radio station of the City Colleges of Chicago—on 89.3fm or streaming online 24 hours a day at wkkc.fm.

Program: Refuge: Stories of the Selfhelp Home Focus: Immigration, History Grades: 9–12 Airing: Wednesday, May 4 at 7 p.m. Overview: A determined group of German-Jewish refugees founded Selfhelp, an organization providing temporary housing, food, English classes, job placement, and a residential home for elderly emigrés and Holocaust survivors. Free Additional Resources: The film’s website provides a 152-page study guide with a wide range of thought-provoking questions. In MISSION 4: City of Immigrants, students playing the game assume the role of Lena Brodsky, a Jewish immigrant from Minsk, Russia, who arrives in the United States in 1907. Students will navigate New York City at the turn of the 20th Century, work to help support her family, and witness changes in factories.

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Education and Outreach at WYCC and PBS LearningMedia celebrate Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month

Maya Lin Renowned architect Maya Lin, designer of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., talks about her work and identity as an American of Chinese descent.

Girls’ Education and Slave Labor in India Learn about the importance of girls’ education in India in this video from FILMS BYKIDS: Fire in Our Hearts. The film introduces students to 16-year-old filmmaker Jayshree Janu Kharpade, an advocate for girls’ education.

Island of Warriors Learn about the disproportionately high numbers of American Pacific Islanders serving in the United States military from the island of Guam, along with the healthcare issues they face.

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MemberCard #511 Offer: May 2016

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Jackie Robinson

Part 1

Sunday, May 1 8PM

Part 2

Sunday, May 8 8PM

Examine the life and times of Jack Roosevelt Robinson, who in 1947 lifted a nation and an entire race on his shoulders when he crossed baseball’s color line.


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