12:00 MotorWeek ★ 12:30 Legends of Airpower 1:00 Beyond the Powder: The Legacy of the First Women’s Cross Country Air Race Repeat of 3/26. 2:00 East Lake Meadows: A Public Housing Story Repeat of 3/24. 4:00 Somewhere South Repeat of 3/27. 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Repeat of 3/23. 6:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend ★ 6:30 Journey Indiana Repeat of 3/26. 7:00 No Asylum: The Untold Chapter of Anne Frank’s Story Letters made by Anne Frank’s father Otto highlight his struggles to obtain visas to save his family. (r 4/1 1pm) 8:00 Call the Midwife ★ (r 3/30 1:30am; 3/31 1:30am) 9:00 Garth Brooks: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song ★ (r 3/30 2:30am; 3/31 4:30am) 10:30 The Chaperone on Masterpiece Follow the diffident chaperone to dancer Louise Brooks in this Jazz Age drama from Julian Fellowes. (r 3/30 4am; 3/31 2:30am)
30 Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow ★ Desert Botanical Garden, Hour 2 (r 3/31 1pm; 4/5 5pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow Spokane, Hour 1 (r 4/1 5am)
10:00 Independent Lens ★ One Child Nation Filmmaker Nanfu Wang returns to China to explore the ripple effect of China’s onechild policy. DVS (r 4/1 3am) 11:30 Amanpour and Company ★ (r 3/31 5pm)
31 Tuesday
8:00 Secrets of the Dead ★ Ben Franklin’s Bones 9:00 Polio Crusade: American Experience (r 4/1 1am; 4/5 1pm) 10:00 FRONTLINE ★ Plastic Wars Did the plastic industry use recycling to sell more plastic? With the industry expanding like never before and the crisis of ocean pollution growing, FRONTLINE and NPR investigate the fight over the future of plastics. (r 4/1 2am) 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★ (r 4/1 5pm)
Highlights From Radio Show to Book: A Moment of Science Has its Big Moment For more than 30 years, A Moment of Science has been answering questions about the world through a scientific perspective—anything from “Why does it hurt to hit our funny bone?” to “Can you really learn while you are asleep?” Now this WFIU radio show and podcast is the basis for a new book from A Moment of Science host and producer Don Glass. How the World Looks to a Bee and Other Moments of Science will be published by Indiana University Press on March 3. The book is a compilation of scripts from A Moment of Science, which Glass edited and adapted. The book answers science questions that arise on a daily basis. Despite the subject matter, no background in science is necessary to understand and enjoy the queries and explanations explored in the book. Readers of all ages can satisfy their curiosity about the science of everyday life— even if they only a moment to spare. How the World Looks to a Bee and Other Moments of Science will be available wherever books are sold.
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