September 2020 - TV Guide

September 2020

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September 2020 Vol. 44, No. 7 Laura Baich Editor Grant Shorter Graphic Designer Rob Anderson Interim Executive Director WTIU/Channel 30 is licensed to Indiana University, which provides general operating support.

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THIS MONTH’S HIGHLIGHTS POV – Portraits and Dreams Monday, September 7 at 10pm

Portraits and Dreams revisits photographs created by Kentucky schoolchildren in the 1970s and the place where the photos were made. The film is about the students, their work as visionary photographers, and the lives they have led since then, as well as the linkage of personal memory to the passage of time.

Harbor from the Holocaust Tuesday, September 8 at 10pm

Harbor from the Holocaust tells the story of nearly 20,000 Jewish refugees fleeing from Nazi-occupied Europe to the Chinese port city of Shanghai during World War II. Take a deeper look into the acculturation of a new society through an intimate look at survivors’ families, their shared recipes, and historical context for the resettlement of Jewish communities during the Holocaust. The program also explores the relationship of the refugees and their host city and the survivors who carried on the traditions that would have been consigned to oblivion.

Van der Valk on Masterpiece Sundays at 9pm, beginning September 13

Amsterdam—city of bikes, boats, and bodies. At least, that’s the way steely-eyed cop Piet Van der Valk sees his murder-infested beat. Marc Warren stars as the title character in Van der Valk, an all-new, three-part series based on Nicolas Freeling’s legendary crime thrillers. Co-starring are Maimie McCoy as Van der Valk’s right-hand woman, Lucienne Hassell; Luke Allen-Gale as the scruffy sergeant, Brad de Vries; and Elliot Barnes-Worrell as the squad’s brainy new guy, Job Cloovers.

Islands of Wonder

Wednesdays at 8pm, beginning September 16 This three-part series takes viewers on a journey to the most exotic, mysterious and remote islands on planet Earth: Madagascar, Borneo, and Hawaii. These isolated and iconic tropical islands are home to remarkable wildlife and human castaways found nowhere else on earth. The fragile islands also serve as a vital gauge for the planet’s health. Madagascar maintains the largest collection of unique animals while Borneo cradles more diversity of life than any other island.

Hawaii was colonized by intrepid whales, carnivorous caterpillars, and albatross.

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Great Performances – Now Hear This, Series 2

Fridays at 9pm, beginning September 18 Join host Scott Yoo in a new four-part documentary miniseries that merges music, storytelling, travel, and culture, as he chases the secret histories of some of the greatest music ever written. Throughout the series, Yoo meets and collaborates with world-renowned virtuosos, local musical heroes across many genres, artisan instrument makers, music historians, and other charismatic characters on his travels through Italy, France, Germany, Spain, and Morocco.

Art in the Twenty-First Century Fridays at 10pm, beginning September 18

In the Peabody Award-winning biennial series Art in the TwentyFirst Century, intimate footage allows the viewer to observe the artists at work and watch their process as they transform inspiration into art. Discover how British history and modern upheaval collide in the works of today’s London artists and witness the maturing of this unique contemporary-art hub.

Viewers will also meet artists who call Beijing home.

Last Tango in Halifax – Season 4 Sundays at 8pm, beginning September 20

Beloved British series Last Tango in Halifax returns for its fourth and final season. The four-episode series reunites its multiaward-winning ensemble of Derik Jacobi, Anne Reid, Nicola Walker, Sarah Lancashire, and Timothy West. Last Tango in Halifax tells the story of love-struck Alan Buttershaw (Jacobi) and Celia Dawson (Reid), who rediscover their love for each other 60 years after they first met. In the show’s culminating season, Alan and Celia discover wedded bliss isn’t all it seems after seven years of marriage.

NOVA – How Writing Changed the World Wednesdays at 9pm, beginning September 23

Writing shaped civilization itself, from the trading of goods to tales of ancient goddesses and kings. Follow the evolution of the written word, from millennia-old carvings in an Egyptian turquoise mine to our modern-day alphabets. Just as handwritten records changed how societies work, the printing press transformed the spread of information, igniting the Industrial Revolution. How did technologies—from pen to paper to printing press—make it all possible?

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WEEKDAY SCHEDULE Monday

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

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday Knit and Crochet Now

11:30

It’s Sew Easy

12:00

Steven Raichlen’s Project Smoke

Quilting Arts

Best of Sewing with Nancy

Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting

America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated

Jazzy Vegetarian

Fit 2 Stitch Begins 9/25

Ciao Italia

Samantha Brown’s Places to Love 12:30

Born to Explore with Richard Wiese Begins 9/14

Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking Begins 9/15 A Rural Revolution: Indiana’s Round Barns 9/1 Woodsmith Shop

Ask This Old House

Ken Burns: The National Parks 9/4 Ask This Old House

American Woodshop Begins 9/29 Deepak Chopra: Becoming MetaHuman 9/2

Flight of the Grassland Biome 9/7

1:00

This Old House

Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Hearts of Glass 9/14

Antiques Roadshow

Madagascar: Islands of Wonder 9/21

18 Voices Sing Kol Nidre 9/15

Borneo: Islands of Wonder 9/28

James Whitcomb Riley: Hoosier Poet 9/9

Brain Secrets with Dr. Michael Merzenich 9/3

Terre Haute: Rise and Resilience 9/16

Daring Women Doctors: Physicians in the 19th Century 9/10

You’ll Like Linton 9/23

NOVA Begins 9/17

Hacking Your Mind

Spirit of Brown County 9/30 Let’s Talk Menopause 9/1

2:00

Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique 2:30

Growing a Greener World

Beads, Baubles and Jewels

5:00 6:00

Best of the Joy of Painting

J Schwanke’s Life in Bloom

Amanpour & Company DW Focus on Europe

Consuelo Mack WealthTrack

Plan Stronger TV

6:30

DW News

7:00

PBS NewsHour

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Paint This with Jerry Yarnell

Ageless Living

Indiana Newsdesk

WTIU KIDS Schedule Weekdays 6:30............................................... Hero Elementary 7:00...... Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum 7:30 .....................................................Let’s Go Luna!

8:00.......................................................... Nature Cat 8:30................................. Pinkalicious & Peterrific 9:00................................................... Dinosaur Train 9:30.................................Clifford the Big Red Dog

10:00.......................Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 10:30 ...................................... Elinor Wonders Why 11:00..................................................Sesame Street 3:00.................................................................. Arthur 3:30 ......................................................... Wild Kratts 4:00...................................................Molly of Denali 4:30...................................Odd Squad/

WTIU KIDS Schedule WEEKENDS

Saturday

6:00.....................................................Let’s Go Luna!

6:30................................................................... Arthur 7:00....................................................Molly of Denali 7:30 ..........................................................Wild Kratts 8:00............................................... Hero Elementary 8:30.......Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum 9:00.......................................................... Nature Cat 9:30........................................................... Odd Squad 10:00............................................

Sunday

6:00..........................................................Cyberchase 6:30................................................................... Arthur 7:00....................................................Molly of Denali 7:30 ..........................................................Wild Kratts 8:00............................................... Hero Elementary 8:30.......Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum 9:00...................................................Curious George 9:30......................... Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 10:00....................... Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

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New Animated STEM Series ‘Elinor Wonders Why’ Premieres September 7 Preschoolers and their families from coast-to-coast will take a trip to Animal Town this Labor Day with the premiere of the newest PBS KIDS series, Elinor Wonders Why. The animated show encourages children to follow their curiosity, ask questions, figure out the answers, and learn about the natural world around them using their science inquiry skills. The multiplatform series debuts on Monday, September 7, 2020, at 10:30am with a special one-hour premiere that kicks off a week of new episodes.

Developed for children ages 3-5, Elinor Wonders Why centers on the adventures of Elinor and her pals, Ari, a funny and imaginative bat; and Olive, a perceptive and warm elephant. As young viewers explore Animal Town along with Elinor, Ari, and Olive, they will meet all kinds of interesting, funny, and quirky characters, each with a lesson to share about respecting others, the importance of diversity, caring for the environment and working together to solve problems. Elinor models the foundational practices of science inquiry and engineering design in each episode, using her amazing powers of observation and willingness to ask questions. When she encounters something she doesn’t understand, like why birds have feathers or how tiny ants build massive anthills, she perseveres until she figures it out. In discovering the answers, Elinor often learns something about nature’s ingenious inventions and how they can relate to aspects of our designed world, as well as what it takes to live in a community.

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1 Tuesday 8:00 Ken Burns: America’s Storyteller

(r 9/6 7:30pm) 9:30 Riverdance 25th

Anniversary Show ★ Celebrate the magic in this powerful and stirring reinvention of the Irish music and dance show.

11:30 History with David Rubenstein

Michael Beschloss

2 Wednesday 8:00 Nature Equus: Story of the Horse: Chasing the Wind 9:30 Ernie Pyle: Life in the Trenches Dan Rather narrates the story of famed WWII correspondent Ernie Pyle—one of the most accomplished and beloved journalists in American history.

11:30 History with David Rubenstein Doris Kearns Goodwin

3 Thursday 8:00 Suze Orman’s

Ultimate Retirement Guide (r 9/6 2pm) 10:00 Deepak Chopra:

Becoming Metahuman 11:30 History with

David Rubenstein Ron Chernow

4 Friday 8:00 Washington Week ★

(r 9/6 5am)

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8:30

9:00

10:30

Firing Line with Margaret Hoover ★ (r 9/6 5:30am) Henry Louis Gates, Jr. – Uncovering America Rick Steves’ Fascism in Europe

5 Saturday 10:30 Change Your Brain,

Heal Your Mind with

Daniel Amen, MD 12:00 Aging Backwards 3

with Miranda Esmonde-White 1:00 Mister Rogers:

It’s You I Like 2:30 Food Fix with

Mark Hyman, MD 4:00 Indiana Newsdesk 4:30 Inside INdiana Business ★ 5:30 Indiana Week in Review ★ 6:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend ★ 6:30 A Rural Revolution:

Indiana’s Round Barns

(r 9/6 10:30am) 8:00 Nitty Gritty Dirt

Band: 50 Years and

Circlin’ Back 9:30 Fleetwood Mac:

The Dance

6 Sunday 10:30 A Rural Revolution:

Indiana’s Round Barns

Repeat of 9/5.

12:00 Celtic Thunder Ireland 2:00 Suze Orman’s

Ultimate Retirement Guide

Repeat of 9/3.

4:00 Easy Yoga for

Arthritis with

Peggy Cappy 5:00 Easy Yoga: The Secret

to Strength and

Balance with

Peggy Cappy 6:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend ★ 6:30 Let’s Talk Menopause

★= Denotes a program new to WTIU.

7:30 Ken Burns: America’s Storyteller

Repeat of 9/1.

9:30 Ken Burns:

The Civil War

7 Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow

Cleveland, Hour Two

(r 9/8 1pm; 9/13 5pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow

Cleveland, Hour Three

(r 9/8 1am; 9/9 5am) 10:00 POV ★

Portraits and Dreams Photographs created by Kentucky schoolchildren in the 1970s and the place where the photos were made are revisited in this film. (r 9/8 2am) 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★

(r 9/8 5pm)

8 Tuesday 8:00 The Vote: American Experience

Hour One Profiles the first generation of leaders in the decades-long battle to win the vote for women. DVS

(r 9/10 5am; 9/13 4am;

9/13 1pm) 9:00 FRONTLINE ★

Growing Up Poor

(r 9/9 1am) 10:00 Harbor from the Holocaust ★ In a Holocaust story of hope, 20,000 Jews find refuge in Shanghai in China during World War II.

(r 9/9 2am; 9/10 4am) 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★

(r 9/9 5pm)

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

9 Wednesday

12 Saturday

13 Sunday

8:00

10:00

10:30 Outside: Beyond the Lens ★ 11:00 Burt Wolf: Travels

and Traditions ★ 11:30 Christopher Kimball’s

Milk Street Television ★ (r 9/18 12pm) 12:00 Moveable Feast with

Fine Cooking ★ (r 9/15 12pm) 12:30 America’s Test

Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated ★ (r 9/16 12pm) 1:00 Garden SMART ★ 1:30 This Old House (r 9/14 5:30am; 9/16 12:30pm) 2:00 Ask This Old House (r 9/17 12:30pm; 9/19 3pm; 9/25 12:30pm) 2:30 Woodsmith Shop (r 9/15 12:30pm) 3:00 Ask This Old House (r 9/18 12:30pm) 3:30 DW Focus on Europe ★ (r 9/14 6pm) 4:00 Indiana Newsdesk 4:30 Inside INdiana Business ★ 5:30 Indiana Week in Review ★ 6:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend ★ 6:30 Joy of Music Musical Journey to Southern Germany III 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show Big City, U.S.A. 8:00 Are You Being Served?

Personal Problem 8:30 The Red Green Show No Church 9:00 Austin City Limits The Raconteurs/Black Pumas 10:00 WoodSongs ★ Michael Johnathon and the Ohio Valley Symphony 11:00 Live from the Artists Den Charli XCX

10:30 Journey Indiana Repeat of 9/10.

11:00 Born to Explore with

Richard Wiese ★ (r 9/14 12:30pm) 11:30 Start Up 12:00 MotorWeek ★ 12:30 In the Americas with

David Yetman ★ 1:00 The Vote: American Experience Hour One Repeat of 9/8.

2:00 Great Performances

at the Met ★ Madama Butterfly 4:30 Voices for Freedom:

The Hyers Sisters’ Legacy The Hyers Sisters, African American touring-opera prodigies in the 1870s and ’80s, are profiled.

5:00 Antiques Roadshow Cleveland, Hour Two Repeat of 9/7.

6:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend ★ 6:30 Last Tango in Halifax

Holiday Special Caroline’s new headship involves moving the family to a ramshackle farmhouse in time for Christmas.

7:30 Lucy Worsley’s Royal

Palace Secrets ★ A tour of London’s most extraordinary palaces includes the Tower of London and Hampton Court. (r 9/14 12am; 9/15 2:30am) 9:00 Van der Valk on Masterpiece ★ Love in Amsterdam Detective Van der Valk and a new assistant investigate a case that mixes art, politics, and passion. (r 9/14 1:30am; 9/15 4am; 9/21 1am)

NOVA ★ Human Nature (r 9/11 4am; 9/12 3am; 9/13 1am) Hacking Your Mind ★ Living on Auto-Pilot Discover how you go through life on autopilot and learn how to get an auto-pilot owner’s manual.

(r 9/10 2am; 9/11 1pm;

9/13 3am) 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★

(r 9/10 5pm)

10 Thursday 8:00 Journey Indiana ★ Join us for a trip to the RV Hall of Fame and Museum in Elkhart.

(r 9/13 10:30am) 8:30 Lost River Sessions ★

The Josephines 9:00 Hearts of Glass ★ A state-of-theart hydroponic greenhouse gives meaningful employment for people with disabilities. DVS

(r 9/14 1pm) 10:00 Before We Die ★ 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★

(r 9/11 5pm)

11 Friday 8:00 Washington Week ★

(r 9/13 5am) 8:30 Firing Line with

Margaret Hoover ★

(r 9/13 5:30am) 9:00 Great Performances ★

Romeo and Juliet

(r 9/12 1am;

9/14 3:30am) 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★

(r 9/14 5pm)

Programs in red are WTIU/locally-related programs

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11:00 Across The Pacific ★ Airborne Charles Lindbergh and other aviation pioneers struggle to find a place in postWorld War I aviation. (r 9/20 3pm)

14 Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow

Fort Worth, Hour One

(r 9/20 5pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow

Fort Worth, Hour Two

(r 9/15 1:30am;

9/16 5am) 10:00 POV ★

Love Child With adultery punishable by death in Iran, a young couple decides to flee the country with their son.

(r 9/16 3am) 11:30 Amanpour and Company ★

(r 9/15 5pm)

15 Tuesday 8:00 The Vote: American Experience

Hour Two Explore the strategies used by a new generation of leaders determined to win the vote for women. DVS

(r 9/17 5am; 9/20 4am;

9/20 1pm) 9:00 FRONTLINE ★

Policing the Police

(r 9/16 1am; 9/17 3am) 10:00 Building the

American Dream ★ Immigrant construction workers seek justice and equality in an industry rife with exploitation.

(r 9/16 2am; 9/17 4am) 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★

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16 Wednesday 8:00 Madagascar: Islands of Wonder ★ Journey across ancient Madagascar, the strangest and oldest island on Earth. Over millennia it has given rise to more unique wildlife than any other island.

(r 9/18 4am; 9/20 2am;

9/21 1pm) 9:00 NOVA ★

Secret Mind of Slime (r 9/17 1am; 9/17 1pm; 9/18 5am; 9/20 1am) 10:00 Hacking Your Mind ★

Weapons of Influence Politicians, social media, and marketers use big data to hack your auto-pilot decision-making system. (r 9/17 2am; 9/18 3am; 9/18 1pm; 9/20 3am; 9/21 5am) 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★

(r 9/17 5pm)

17 Thursday 8:00 Journey Indiana Meet a Bloomington mosaicist who creates works of art one piece at a time and witness the artistry of collodion process photography. (r 9/20 10:30am; 9/20 6:30pm) 8:30 Lost River Sessions ★

The Other Years 9:00 Latino Americans

Foreigners in Their

Own Land The first Spanish explorers in North America and the US expansion in the Southwest are examined. DVS (r 9/20 2pm)

★= Denotes a program new to WTIU.

10:00 Before We Die ★ 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★

(r 9/18 5pm)

18 Friday 8:00

8:30

9:00

Washington Week ★ (r 9/20 5am) Firing Line with Margaret Hoover ★ (r 9/20 5:30am) Great Performances ★ Now Hear This, Series 2: Haydn: King of Strings Host Scott Yoo and guest artists explore the work of famed composer Joseph Haydn’s career. (r 9/19 1am; 9/21 3am) 10:00 Art in the

Twenty-First Century ★ London Discover how British history and modern upheaval collide in the works of today’s London artists. DVS

(r 9/19 2am; 9/20 4pm;

9/21 4am) 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★

(r 9/21 5pm)

19 Saturday 10:30 Outside: Beyond the Lens ★ 11:00 In the Americas with

David Yetman ★ 11:30 Christopher Kimball’s

Milk Street Television ★

(r 9/25 12pm) 12:00 Moveable Feast with

Fine Cooking ★

(r 9/22 12pm) 12:30 America’s Test

Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated ★

(r 9/23 12pm) 1:00 Garden SMART ★ 1:30 This Old House

(r 9/23 12:30pm)

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

2:00 Ask This Old House (r 9/24 12:30pm; 9/26 3pm; 10/2 12:30pm) 2:30 Woodsmith Shop

(r 9/22 12:30pm) 3:00 Ask This Old House

(r 9/25 12:30pm) 3:30 DW Focus on Europe ★

(r 9/21 6pm) 4:00 Indiana Newsdesk 4:30 Inside INdiana Business ★ 5:30 Indiana Week in Review ★ 6:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend ★ 6:30 Joy of Music ★ Tulip Time in Holland, Michigan 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show ★ Fashions and Hits Through the Years 8:00 Are You Being Served?

Front Page Story 8:30 The Red Green Show The Petting Zoo 9:00 Austin City Limits

Buddy Guy/

August Greene 10:00 WoodSongs ★ The Lee Boys and Grady Champion 11:00 Live from the Artists Den ★

James Bay

20 Sunday 10:30 Journey Indiana Repeat of 9/17. (r 9/20 6:30pm) 11:00 Born to Explore with

Richard Wiese ★ (r 9/21 12:30pm) 11:30 Start Up 12:00 MotorWeek ★ 12:30 In the Americas with

David Yetman ★ 1:00 The Vote: American Experience Hour Two Repeat of 9/15.

2:00 Latino Americans Foreigners in Their Own Land Repeat of 9/17.

3:00 Across the Pacific Airborne Repeat of 9/13.

4:00 Art in the Twenty First Century London Repeat of 9/18. (r 9/21 4am) 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Fort Worth, Hour One Repeat of 9/14.

6:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend ★ 6:30 Journey Indiana Repeat of 9/17.

7:00 Last Tango in Halifax

Holiday Special On the night of Celia’s play, a twist of fate means Alan is forced to confront his fears.

8:00 Last Tango in Halifax ★ Alan and Celia are not seeing eye to eye and tempers rise at Caroline and Gillian’s birthday party. (r 9/21 12am; 9/22 3am) 9:00 Van der Valk on Masterpiece ★ Only in Amsterdam Detective Van der Valk investigates the mysterious death of a Muslim worker at an addiction clinic. (r 9/22 4am; 9/28 1am) 11:00 Across the Pacific ★ Latin Laboratory Charles Lindbergh and other aviation pioneers prepare for their ultimate goal of flying the oceans. (r 9/27 3pm)

21 Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow

Celebrating Latino Heritage

(r 9/22 1pm; 9/23 5am) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow Recut

Newport, Part 2

(r 9/22 1am; 9/23 3am)

9:30 Family of Us: A PBS

American Portrait Story

(r 9/22 1:30am;

9/23 3:30am) 10:00 POV ★

In My Blood It Runs A 10-year-old Aboriginal boy and child-healer faces challenges with school and the authorities. (r 9/22 2am; 9/23 4am) 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★

(r 9/22 5pm)

22 Tuesday 8:00 The Vote: American Experience Hour Three Discover how pervasive racism, particularly in the South, impacted women’s fight for the vote. DVS (r 9/24 5am; 9/26 4am; 9/27 4am; 9/27 1pm) 9:00 FRONTLINE ★ The Choice 2020: Trump vs. Biden (r 9/23 1am; 9/24 3am) 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★ (r 9/23 5pm)

23 Wednesday 8:00 Borneo: Islands of Wonder ★ Discover how Borneo cradles more diversity of life than any other island. (r 9/25 4am; 9/27 2am; 9/28 1pm) 9:00 NOVA ★

How Writing Changed

the World: Hour 1 Follow the evolution of the written word, from carvings in an Egyptian mine

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to modern-day alphabets. (r 9/24 1am; 9/24 1pm; 9/25 5am; 9/27 1am) 10:00 Hacking Your Mind ★

Us vs. Them Discover how the auto-pilot biases we all experience fuel our nation’s divisions. (r 9/24 2am; 9/25 1pm; 9/26 3am; 9/27 3am; 9/28 5am) 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★

(r 9/24 5pm)

of composer Franz Schubert. (r 9/26 1am; 9/28 3am) 10:00 Art in the

Twenty-First Century ★ Beijing Witness the maturing of this unique contemporary-art hub and meet artists who call Beijing home. DVS (r 9/26 2am; 9/27 4pm; 9/28 4am) 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★ (r 9/28 5pm)

24 Thursday

26 Saturday

8:00 Journey Indiana ★ Take a trip to the Black Pines Animal Sanctuary in Noble County. (r 9/27 10:30am; 9/27 5:30pm) 8:30 Lost River Sessions ★ Caroline Spence 9:00 Latino Americans Empire of Dreams A look at how the American population was reshaped by Latino immigration from 1880 to the 1940s. DVS (r 9/27 2pm) 10:00 Before We Die ★ 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★ (r 9/25 5pm)

10:30 Outside: Beyond the Lens ★ 11:00 In the Americas with

David Yetman ★ 11:30 Christopher Kimball’s

Milk Street Television ★ 12:00 Moveable Feast with

Fine Cooking ★ (r 9/29 12pm) 12:30 America’s Test

Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated ★ (r 9/30 12pm) 1:00 Garden SMART ★ 1:30 This Old House (r 9/30 12:30pm) 2:00 Ask This Old House 2:30 American Woodshop ★ (r 9/29 12:30pm) 3:00 Ask This Old House (r 10/2 12:30pm) 3:30 DW Focus on Europe ★ (r 9/28 6pm) 4:00 Indiana Newsdesk 4:30 Inside INdiana Business ★ 5:30 Indiana Week in Review ★ 6:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend ★ 6:30 Joy of Music Sights/Sounds of England – Somerton 7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show The French Show

25 Friday 8:00 Washington Week ★ (r 9/27 5am) 8:30 Firing Line with

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8:00 Are You Being Served?

Sit Out 8:30 The Red Green Show Good Government 9:00 Austin City Limits Billie Eilish 10:00 WoodSongs ★ Over the Rhine and Bridge 19 11:00 Live from the Artists Den Vance Joy

27 Sunday 10:30 Journey Indiana Repeat of 9/24. (r 9/27 5:30pm) 11:00 Born to Explore with

Richard Wiese ★ (r 9/28 12:30pm) 11:30 Start Up 12:00 MotorWeek ★ 12:30 In the Americas with

David Yetman ★ 1:00 The Vote: American Experience Hour Three Repeat of 9/22.

2:00 Latino Americans Empire of Dreams Repeat of 9/24.

3:00 Across the Pacific Latin Laboratory Repeat of 9/20.

4:00 Art in the Twenty First Century Beijing Repeat of 9/25. (r 9/28 4am) 5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend ★ 5:30 Journey Indiana Repeat of 9/24.

6:00 Library of Congress

National Book

Festival: Celebration ★ 8:00 Last Tango in Halifax ★ Alan’s brother Ted arrives with two young New Zealanders and a giraffe turns up at Far Slack farm. (r 9/28 12am; 9/29 3am)

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9:00 Van der Valk on Masterpiece ★ Death in Amsterdam The case of an ecofashion vlogger who turns up dead during his video feed is investigated. (r 9/29 4am) 11:00 Across the Pacific ★ Another Ocean Aviation pioneers focus on the Pacific and Pan Am defies skeptics by building an airway to Asia.

28 Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow

Fort Worth, Hour Three

(r 9/29 1pm) 9:00 Antiques Roadshow

Indianapolis, Hour One

(r 9/30 5am) 10:00 POV ★

Our Time Machine An artist makes a stage performance with mechanical puppets for his father with Alzheimer’s disease.

(r 9/29 1:30am;

9/30 3:30am) 11:30 Amanpour and Company ★

(r 9/29 5pm)

29 Tuesday 8:00 The Vote: American Experience Hour Four Meet the women whose tireless work would ban discrimination at US polls on the basis of sex. DVS

9:00 PBS NewsHour

Debates: A Special Report ★ 2020 Presidential Debate (r 9/30 1am) 11:00 Amanpour and Company ★ (r 9/30 5pm)

30 Wednesday 8:00 Hawaii: Islands of Wonder ★ Hawaii is the most remote island chain in the world, colonized by intrepid whales, carnivorous caterpillars, and albatross.

9:00 NOVA ★

How Writing Changed

the World: Hour 2 A look at how technologies, from pen to paper to printing press, impacted the spread of information.

10:00 Hacking Your Mind ★

The Wings of Angels Find out why hacking for good may be the most important scientific discovery of this century.

11:00 Amanpour and Company ★

The New Sound of Weekends on WFIU2 Labor Day weekend brings us the debut of a broad range of fresh voices on WFIU2.

Joining the Saturday evening lineup are: 6pm:

It’s Been a Minute with Sam Sanders

7pm:

Latino USA

8pm:

Live Wire

9pm:

PRX Remix

Sunday afternoons now also offer the sounds of music from around the world: 1pm:

Global Village

3pm:

Afropop Worldwide

4pm:

Thistle & Shamrock

5pm:

Folktales

6pm:

PorchLight with Tom Roznowski

This round of program changes finds us bidding farewell to City Arts & Lectures. Also leaving the WFIU2 weekend lineup are a number of encore broadcasts: On the Media, Radiolab, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, SymphonyCast, and Live from Here. All these programs will remain on the main channel with the exception of Live from Here, which ended production over the summer. We will continue to air rebroadcasts through September. Details about its replacement will come your way soon!

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Overnight Schedule Tuesday - Saturday 12:00 BBC World News

5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

1 Tuesday 1:00 Antiques Roadshow

Cleveland, Hour One 2:00 POV

Dark Money 3:30 Secrets of Selfridges 4:30 Secrets of Westminster 5:30 Antiques Roadshow Recut

Newport, Part 1 2 Wednesday 1:00 Animal Babies:

First Year on Earth

Testing Limits 2:00 Animal Babies:

First Year on Earth

New Frontiers 3:00 Independent Lens

Won’t You Be My

Neighbor?

5:30 Antiques Roadshow Recut

Newport, Part 1 3 Thursday 1:00 NOVA

Meteor Strike 2:00 Operation Maneater Crocodile 3:00 Professor T

Swansong, Part 1 4:00 Animal Babies:

First Year on Earth

First Steps 5:00 Animal Babies:

First Year on Earth

Testing Limits 4 Friday 1:00 Independent Lens

Won’t You Be My

Neighbor?

3:30 POV

Dark Money 5:00 Animal Babies:

First Year on Earth

New Frontiers 5 Saturday 1:00 Raul Julia:

American Masters 2:30 Symphony for

Nature: The Britt

Orchestra at Crater Lake 3:00 POV

Dark Money 4:30 This Old House

Westerly | Pining for

Old Pine 5:00 Ask This Old House

Beehive Oven,

Jimmy Diresta 5:30 History with David Rubenstein

Douglas Brinkley 6 Sunday 1:00 NOVA

Meteor Strike 2:00 Symphony for

Nature: The Britt

Orchestra at Crater Lake 2:30 Great Performances

at the Met

Maria Stuarda

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7 Monday 1:30 Raul Julia:

American Masters 3:00 Animal Babies:

First Year on Earth

First Steps 4:00 Animal Babies:

First Year on Earth

Testing Limits 5:00 Animal Babies:

First Year on Earth

New Frontiers 8 Tuesday 1:00 Antiques Roadshow

Cleveland, Hour Three 2:00 POV

Portraits and Dreams 3:00 Voces on PBS

Children of Giant 4:30 Raul Julia:

American Masters 9 Wednesday 1:00 FRONTLINE

Growing Up Poor 2:00 Harbor from the Holocaust 3:00 Symphony for

Nature: The Britt

Orchestra at Crater Lake 3:30 Voces on PBS

Children of Giant 5:00 Antiques Roadshow

Cleveland, Hour Three 10 Thursday 1:00 James Whitcomb

Riley: Hoosier Poet 2:00 Hacking Your Mind

Living on Auto-Pilot 3:00 Professor T

Swansong, Part 2 4:00 Harbor from the Holocaust 5:00 The Vote: American Experience

Hour One 11 Friday 1:00 Ask This Old House

Stoop Planters,

Fireplace Insert 1:30 War FUBAR 4:00 NOVA

Human Nature 12 Saturday 1:00 Great Performances

Romeo and Juliet 3:00 NOVA

Human Nature 5:00 This Old House

Westerly | Save The

Flagpole 5:30 Ask This Old House

Stoop Planters,

Fireplace Insert 13 Sunday 1:00 NOVA

Human Nature 3:00 Hacking Your Mind

Living on Auto-Pilot

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4:00 The Vote: American Experience

Hour One 5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Firing Line with

Margaret Hoover 14 Monday 1:30 Van der Valk on Masterpiece

Love in Amsterdam 3:30 Great Performances

Romeo and Juliet 5:30 This Old House

Westerly | Save The

Flagpole 15 Tuesday 1:00 Clessie Cummins:

Hoosier Inventor 1:30 Antiques Roadshow

Fort Worth, Hour Two 2:30 Lucy Worsley’s

Royal Palace Secrets 4:00 Van der Valk on Masterpiece

Love in Amsterdam 16 Wednesday 1:00 FRONTLINE

Policing the Police 2:00 Building the

American Dream 3:00 POV

Love Child 4:30 Symphony for

Nature: The Britt

Orchestra at Crater Lake 5:00 Antiques Roadshow

Fort Worth, Hour Two 17 Thursday 1:00 NOVA

Secret Mind of Slime 2:00 Hacking Your Mind

Weapons of Influence 3:00 FRONTLINE

Policing the Police 4:00 Building the

American Dream 5:00 The Vote: American Experience

Hour Two 18 Friday 1:00 War

The Ghost Front 3:00 Hacking Your Mind

Weapons of Influence 4:00 Madagascar: Islands

of Wonder 5:00 NOVA

Secret Mind of Slime 19 Saturday 1:00 Great Performances

Now Hear This,

Series 2: Haydn: King

of Strings 2:00 Art in the

Twenty-First Century London 3:00 War

The Ghost Front 5:00 This Old House

Westerly | Seaside

Transformation 5:30 Ask This Old House

Ceiling Light, Tool

Storage

20 Sunday 1:00 NOVA

Secret Mind of Slime 2:00 Madagascar: Islands

of Wonder 3:00 Hacking Your Mind

Weapons of Influence 4:00 The Vote: American Experience

Hour Two 5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Firing Line with

Margaret Hoover 21 Monday 1:00 Van der Valk on Masterpiece

Love in Amsterdam 3:00 Great Performances

Now Hear This,

Series 2: Haydn: King

of Strings 4:00 Art in the

Twenty-First Century London 5:00 Hacking Your Mind

Weapons of Influence 22 Tuesday 1:00 Antiques Roadshow Recut

Newport, Part 2 1:30 Family of Us: A PBS

American Portrait Story 2:00 POV

In My Blood It Runs 3:00 Last Tango in Halifax 4:00 Van der Valk on Masterpiece

Only in Amsterdam 23 Wednesday 1:00 FRONTLINE

The Choice 2020:

Trump vs. Biden 3:00 Antiques Roadshow Recut

Newport, Part 2 3:30 Family of Us: A PBS

American Portrait Story 4:00 POV

In My Blood It Runs 5:00 Antiques Roadshow

Celebrating Latino

Heritage 24 Thursday 1:00 NOVA

How Writing

Changed the World:

Hour 1 2:00 Hacking Your Mind

Us vs. Them 3:00 FRONTLINE

The Choice 2020:

Trump vs. Biden 5:00 The Vote: American Experience

Hour Three 25 Friday 1:00 Ask This Old House

Shower Cartridge,

Turning a Bowl 1:30 War

A World Without War 4:00 Borneo: Islands of Wonder

5:00 NOVA How Writing Changed the World: Hour 1

26 Saturday 1:00 Great Performances

Now Hear This,

Series 2: The

Schubert Generation 2:00 Art in the

Twenty-First Century Beijing 3:00 Hacking Your Mind

Us vs. Them 4:00 The Vote: American Experience

Hour Three 5:00 This Old House

Cape Ann | Move in

Day 5:30 Ask This Old House

Shower Cartridge,

Turning a Bowl 27 Sunday 1:00 NOVA

How Writing

Changed the World:

Hour 1 2:00 Borneo: Islands of Wonder 3:00 Hacking Your Mind

Us vs. Them 4:00 The Vote: American Experience

Hour Three 5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Firing Line with

Margaret Hoover 28 Monday 1:00 Van der Valk on Masterpiece

Only in Amsterdam 3:00 Great Performances

Now Hear This,

Series 2: The

Schubert Generation 4:00 Art in the

Twenty-First Century Beijing 5:00 Hacking Your Mind

Us vs. Them 29 Tuesday 1:00 The Gennett Suite 1:30 POV

Our Time Machine 3:00 Last Tango in Halifax 4:00 Van der Valk on Masterpiece

Death in Amsterdam 30 Wednesday 1:00 PBS NewsHour

Debates: A Special Report

2020 Presidential

Debate 3:00 Symphony for

Nature: The Britt

Orchestra at Crater Lake 3:30 POV

Our Time Machine 5:00 Antiques Roadshow

Indianapolis, Hour

One

Corporate Partnerships WTIU Production Partners Amen! Music of the Black Church Indiana University Bicentennial

Assembly Hall: Pride of Indiana Curry Auto Center CFC Properties IU Credit Union Meadowood Retirement Community

Beautiful by Design: The Indiana University Bloomington Campus Indiana University Office of the Vice President for Engagement

Cannabidiol, Kids and Politics WFIU/WTIU News Endowment Programming Endowment Fund

Clessie Cummins: Hoosier Inventor Columbus Area Visitors Center Columbus Regional Health WWA Planning and Investments Noblitt Fabricating

An Evening with Judy Woodruff IU Media School Lennie’s

Ernie Pyle: Life in the Trenches Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation Indiana University Bicentennial The Ernie Pyle Documentary Fund

Finding the Fix: Heroin’s Hold on the Heartland WFIU/WTIU News Programming Endowment Fund

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Indiana’s Guitar Festival Bear Wallow Distillery Brown County Visitors Center

The Friday Zone IU School of Education WFYI Indianapolis

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Horsepower: Indiana’s Equine Industry Smithville

Journey Indiana Bloomingfoods Buskirk-Chumley Theater Columbus Area Visitors Center Camp Brosius

Justice For All? WFIU/WTIU News Endowment

Lew Wallace: Shiloh Soldier | Ben-Hur Bard Visit Montgomery County, Indiana Smithville IU Credit Union Indiana Univ. Office of the Vice President for International Affairs Indiana Humanities

LiteracyLabs Atwater Eye Care—IU School of Optometry Bloomington Boston Scientific Foundation Community Ford Lincoln of Bloomington

The Music Makers of Gennett Records Visit Richmond, Wayne County, IN Indiana University Jacobs School of Music Earlham College

A Rural Revolution: Indiana’s Round Barns IU Credit Union IU Center for Rural Engagement

Indiana Newsdesk Smithville IU Alumni Association IU Center for Rural Engagement Mallor|Grodner Attorneys

Indiana’s Wild Landscape Sierra Club, Hoosier Chapter John Hougham of Nashville, IN

James Whitcomb Riley: Hoosier Poet Smithville IU Credit Union Brabson Library and Educational Foundation Hancock County Tourism Commission

Spirit of Johnson County IU Credit Union A Member from Johnson County

WTIU Conference on Aging Bell Trace Bicycle Garage, Inc. Bloomington Health Foundation Comfort Keepers Elder’s Journey Home Care Chris Holly, Elder Law Attorney L.B. Stant & Associates Mallor|Grodner Attorneys Meadowood Stephen R. Miller, C.P.A.

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9:00 Summoned: Frances

Perkins and the General Welfare

TIU World (Ch. 30.2) Monday-Friday 6:00 France 24 6:30 NHK Newsline 10:00 PBS NewsHour 11:00 DW the Day 11:30 BBC World News 1 Tuesday 7:00 Independent Lens

The Interpreters 8:00 America ReFramed

Jaddoland 9:00 POV

Nowhere to Hide 2 Wednesday 6:00 Africa’s Great Civilizations

Origins/The Cross and the

Crescent 7:05 Africa’s Great Civilizations

The Cross and the Crescent 8:20 Africa’s Great Civilizations

The Atlantic Age

Commerce and the Clash

of Civilizations 3 Thursday 7:19 Africa’s Great Civilizations

The Atlantic Age

Commerce and the Clash

of Civilizations 8:39 Africa’s Great Civilizations

Commerce and the Clash

of Civilizations 4 Friday 6:30 Ken Burns: America’s Storyteller 8:30 A Rural Revolution:

Indiana’s Round Barns 5 Saturday 6:00 DW Focus on Europe 6:30 Migrant Kitchen

Man’oushe 7:00 Ernie Pyle: Life in the Trenches 9:00 Ken Burns: Country Music 11:00 POV

Nowhere to Hide 6 Sunday 8:00 Ken Burns: The National Parks 10:00 Goose Pond: The Story of

a Wetland & Its Neighbors 11:00 John Lewis –

Get in the Way 7 Monday 7:00 Ken Burns: The Civil War 9:00 Local, USA

Legal Lens 9:30 Stories from the Stage

Food for Thought 8 Tuesday 7:00 POV

Farmsteaders 8:00 America ReFramed

Farewell Ferris Wheel

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9 Wednesday 7:00 Harbor from the Holocaust 8:00 POV

Portraits and Dreams 9:00 FRONTLINE

Growing Up Poor 10 Thursday 7:00 NOVA

Human Nature 9:00 Hacking Your Mind

Living on Auto-Pilot 11 Friday 7:00 The Vote: American Experience

Hour One 8:00 Woodstock: Three Days

That Defined A

Generation: American Experience 12 Saturday 6:00 DW Focus on Europe 6:30 Migrant Kitchen

Alta California 7:00 Variety Studio: Actors on Actors 7:30 Variety Studio: Actors on Actors 8:00 Still Dreaming 9:30 Karamu: 100 Years in the House 10:00 America ReFramed

Farewell Ferris Wheel 11:00 Summoned: Frances

Perkins and the General Welfare 13 Sunday 6:00 Summoned: Frances

Perkins and the General Welfare 7:00 History with David Rubenstein

Drew Gilpin Faust 7:30 History with David Rubenstein

Andrew Roberts 8:00 Nature

Hotel Armadillo 9:00 More or Less Perfect

Union, A Personal

Exploration by Judge

Douglas Ginsburg

A Constitution in Writing 10:00 More or Less Perfect

Union, A Personal

Exploration by Judge

Douglas Ginsburg

A Constitution for All 11:00 More or Less Perfect

Union, A Personal

Exploration by Judge

Douglas Ginsburg

Our Constitution at Risk 14 Monday 7:00 POV

Lindy Lou, Juror Number 2 8:00 Speaking Grief 9:00 Local, USA

States of America:

Relocation 9:30 Stories from the Stage

School Days: Teacher Tales

15 Tuesday 7:00 Enemy of the Reich: The

Noor Inayat Khan Story 8:00 America ReFramed

The Unafraid 9:30 Reel South

Santuario 16 Wednesday 7:00 POV Shorts

Joe’s Violin 7:30 POV

Love Child 9:00 FRONTLINE

Policing the Police 17 Thursday 7:00 NOVA

Secret Mind of Slime 8:00 18 Voices Sing Kol Nidre 9:00 Hacking Your Mind

Weapons of Influence 18 Friday 7:00 The Vote: American Experience

Hour Two 8:00 Willie Velasquez: Your

Vote Is Your Voice 9:00 Building the American Dream 19 Saturday 6:00 DW Focus on Europe 6:30 Migrant Kitchen

Badmaash 7:00 Variety Studio: Actors on Actors 7:30 Variety Studio: Actors on Actors 8:00 Raul Julia: American Masters 9:30 Salsa! The Dance Sensation 10:00 America ReFramed

The Unafraid 20 Sunday 6:30 Reel South

Santuario 7:00 History with David Rubenstein

Jill Lepore 7:30 History with David Rubenstein

Robert A. Caro 8:00 Madagascar: Islands of Wonder 9:00 Voces on PBS

The Pushouts 10:00 Doc World

Siqueiros: Walls of Passion 11:00 Ivy League Rumba 21 Monday 7:00 Latino Americans

Foreigners in Their Own

Land 8:00 Latino Americans

Empire of Dreams 9:00 Local, USA

States of America: Connection 9:30 Stories from the Stage

Lost & Found 22 Tuesday 7:00 My Survivor

8:00 America ReFramed The Hand That Feeds 9:30 Our American Family:

The Barreras

23 Wednesday 7:00 FRONTLINE

The Choice 2020:

Trump vs. Biden 9:00 POV

In My Blood It Runs 24 Thursday 7:00 NOVA

How Writing Changed the

World: Hour 1 8:00 The Last Artifact 9:00 Hacking Your Mind

Us vs. Them 25 Friday 7:00 The Vote: American Experience

Hour Three 8:00 Forgotten Fame:

The Marion Miley Story 9:00 18 Voices Sing Kol Nidre 26 Saturday 6:00 DW Focus on Europe 6:30 Migrant Kitchen

Omotenashi 7:00 Actually, Iconic:

Richard Estes 8:00 Voces on PBS

Children of Giant 9:30 Compadre Huashayo 10:00 America ReFramed

The Hand That Feeds 27 Sunday 6:30 Our American Family:

The Barreras 7:00 History with

David Rubenstein

Walter Isaacson 7:30 History with

David Rubenstein

Douglas Brinkley 8:00 Borneo: Islands of Wonder 9:00 Voces on PBS

Adios Amor – The Search

for Maria Moreno 10:00 Doc World

Sands of Silence 28 Monday 7:00 Latino Americans

War and Peace 8:00 Latino Americans

The New Latinos 9:00 Local, USA 9:30 Stories from the Stage

Sugar & Spice 29 Tuesday 7:00 Home Truth 8:00 America ReFramed

Council Woman 9:00 Reel South

Fiesta Quinceanera 30 Wednesday 7:00 POV Shorts

Making Memories 7:30 POV

America 8:30 POV

Our Time Machine

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TIU Create (Ch. 30.3) Mondays and Fridays 6:00 Easy Yoga for Arthritis

with Peggy Cappy

Rick Steves’ Europe

(begins 9/7) 6:30 Jamie’s Ultimate Veg

My Greek Table with

Diane Kochilas

(begins 9/14) 7:00 Change your Brain,

Heal Your Mind with

Daniel Amen, MD

Simply Ming (begins 9/7) 7:30 Cook’s Country 8:00 America’s Test Kitchen 8:30 Jamie’s Ultimate Veg 9:00 3 Steps to Pain Free Living

Garden Smart (9/7)

Christopher Kimball’s

Milk Street Television

(begins 9/11)

Pati’s Mexican Table

(begins 9/18)

This Old House

(begins 9/25) 9:30 Kevin Belton’s

New Orleans (9/7) 10:00 Mon: Family Travel with

Colleen Kelly

Fri: Christopher Kimball’s

Milk Street Television (9/11)

Pati’s Mexican Table (9/18)

This Old House (9/25) 10:30 Mon: Seeing Canada

Fly Brother with Ernest

White II (begins 9/7)

Fri: Kevin Belton’s

New Orleans (9/4) 11:00 Mon: Rick Steves’ Europe

Fri: Beads, Baubles and

Jewels (9/4) 11:30 Mon: Best of the Joy of Painting

Fri: P. Allen Smith’s

Garden Home (9/4)

Christopher Kimball’s

Milk Street Television (9/11)

Pati’s Mexican Table (9/18)

This Old House (9/25) Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:00 Deepak Chopra:

Becoming Metahuman

Rick Steves’ Europe

(begins 9/8) 6:30 Jamie’s Ultimate Veg

My Greek Table with

Diane Kochilas

(beings 9/15) 7:00 Tue: Field Trip with

Curtis Stone

Sara’s Weeknight Meals

(begins 9/15)

Thu: Mindfulness Goes

Mainstream (9/3)

Steven Raichlen’s

Project Fire 7:30 Tue: The Magic of a Dish:

New York Top Chef Goes

to Japan

Taste of Malaysia with Martin Yan (begins 9/8) Thu: Pati’s Mexican Table 8:00 Tue: In Julia’s Kitchen

with Master Chefs

Thu: Aging Backwards 3

with Miranda Esmonde

White (9/3)

Christopher Kimball’s

Milk Street Television 8:30 Jamie’s Ultimate Veg

My Greek Table with

Diane Kochilas

(begins 9/15) 9:00 Best of Sewing with

Nancy (9/1)

Food Fix with

Mark Hyman, MD (9/3)

Beads, Baubles and

Jewels (9/8)

America’s Test Kitchen

from Cook’s Illustrated (9/10)

Christopher Kimball’s

Milk Street Television

(begins 9/15)

Pati’s Mexican Table

(begins 9/22)

This Old House

(begins 9/29) 9:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden

Home (9/8)

Craftsman Legacy (9/10) 10:00 Tue: Passion Italy

Thu: Wild Travels 10:30 Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope 11:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 11:30 Best of the Joy of Painting Wednesdays and Sundays 6:00 Wed: Suze Orman’s

Ultimate Retirement Guide

Rick Steves’ Europe

(begins 9/9)

Sun: Food Fix with

Mark Hyman, MD

Chef’s Life (begins 9/13) 6:30 Wed: Jamie’s Ultimate Veg

My Greek Table with

Diane Kochilas

(begins 9/16)

Sun: Deepak Chopra:

Becoming Metahuman

Eating in with Lidia

(begins 9/13) 7:00 Wed: George Hirsch Lifestyle

Sun: Sara’s Weeknight Meals 7:30 Wed: Cook’s Country

Sun: Taste of Malaysia

with Martin Yan 8:00 Wed: Julia Child:

Best Bites

Eating in with Lidia

(begins 9/9)

Lidia’s Kitchen

(begins 9/30)

Sun: Forever Painless

with Miranda Esmonde White

Somewhere South

(begins 9/13) 8:30 Wed: Jamie’s Ultimate Veg

My Greek Table with

Diane Kochilas

(begins 9/16)

9:00 Lidia’s Kitchen Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Television (begins 9/13) Pati’s Mexican Table (begins 9/20) This Old House (begins 9/27) 9:30 Brain Secrets with

Dr. Michael Merzenich (9/2)

3 Steps to Pain Free

Living (9/6)

It’s Sew Easy (9/9) 10:00 Wed: Burt Wolf: Travels

& Traditions

Sun: Legacy List with

Matt Paxton 10:30 Wed: Samantha Brown’s

Places to Love

Curious Traveler

(begins 9/30) 11:00 Wed: Rick Steves’ Europe

Sun: To Dine for with

Kate Sullivan 11:30 Wed: Best of the Joy of Painting

Sun: Tastemakers

Saturdays 6:00 Let’s Talk Menopause (9/5)

Rick Steves’ Europe 6:30 My Greek Table with

Diane Kochilas 7:00 Easy Yoga: The Secret

to Strength and Balance

with Peggy Cappy (9/5)

Steven Raichlen’s

Project Fire 7:30 Pati’s Mexican Table 8:00 Julia Child: Best Bites (9/5)

Somewhere South 9:00 Best of the Joy of Painting 10:00 Legacy List with

Matt Paxton 11:00 Flavor of Poland 11:30 Ciao Italia

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Join us this Labor Day for a Ken Burns marathon on WTIU’s World Channel!

Ken Burns: The National Parks – 3pm Filmed over the course of more than six years at some of nature’s most spectacular locales—from Acadia to Yosemite, Yellowstone to the Grand Canyon, the Everglades of Florida to the Gates of the Arctic in Alaska—the series is filled with incidents and characters as gripping and fascinating as American history has to offer.

Ken Burns: Country Music – 5pm Country Music chronicles the history of a uniquely American art form that rose from the experiences of remarkable people in distinctive regions of our nation. From southern Appalachia’s songs of struggle, heartbreak and faith to the rollicking western swing of Texas, from California honky tonks to Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry, follow the evolution of country music over the course of the 20th century, as it eventually emerged to become America’s music.

Ken Burns: The Civil War – 7pm Explore the most important conflict in our nation’s history.

The war was fought in 10,000 places, more than 3 million Americans fought in it, and over 600,000 men—2 percent of the population—died in it.

It saw the end of slavery and the downfall of a southern planter aristocracy.

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A to Z 18 Voices Sing Kol Nidre

9/15 1pm Across the Pacific

Airborne

9/13 11pm; 9/20 3pm

Latin Laboratory

9/20 11pm; 9/27 3pm

Another Ocean

9/27 11pm Ageless Living

Thu 6pm Aging Backwards 3 with Miranda Esmonde-White

9/5 12pm Amanpour and Company

Mon-Fri 5pm, 11pm;

9/28 11:30pm American Woodshop

9/26 2:30pm;

9/29 12:30pm America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated

Wed 12pm; Sat 12:30pm Animal Babies: First Year on Earth

Testing Limits

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

9/7 4am

New Frontiers

9/2 2am; 9/4 5am;

9/7 5am

First Steps

9/3 4am; 9/7 3am Antiques Roadshow

Cleveland, Hour One

9/1 1am

Cleveland, Hour Two

9/7 8pm; 9/8 1pm;

9/13 5pm

Cleveland, Hour Three

9/7 9pm; 9/8 1am;

9/9 5am

Fort Worth, Hour One

9/14 8pm; 9/20 5pm

Fort Worth, Hour Two

9/14 9pm; 9/15 1:30am;

9/16 5am

Celebrating Latino

Heritage

9/21 8pm; 9/22 1pm;

9/23 5am

Fort Worth, Hour Three

9/28 8pm; 9/29 1pm

Indianapolis, Hour One

9/28 9pm; 9/30 5am Antiques Roadshow Recut

Newport, Part 1

9/1 5:30am; 9/2 5:30am

Newport, Part 2

9/21 9pm; 9/22 1am;

9/23 3am Are You Being Served?

Sat 8pm (except 9/5) Arthur

Mon-Fri 3pm; Sat-Sun

6:30am (begins 9/12)

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Art in the Twenty-First Century London

9/18 10pm; 9/19 2am;

9/20 4pm; 9/21 4am Beijing

9/25 10pm; 9/26 2am;

9/27 4pm; 9/28 4am Ask This Old House

Thu 12:30pm; Fri 12:30pm

(except 9/4); Sat 5:30am

(except 9/5), 2pm, 3pm;

9/5 5am; 9/11, 9/25 1am Austin City Limits

The Raconteurs/

Black Pumas

9/12 9pm

Buddy Guy/August Greene

9/19 9pm

Billie Eilish

9/26 9pm BBC World News

Tue-Sat 12am Beads, Baubles and Jewels

Tue 2:30pm Before We Die

Thu 10pm (except 9/3) Best of Sewing with Nancy

Wed 11:30am Best of the Joy of Painting

Wed 2:30pm Bluegrass Underground

Sun 12am Borneo: Islands of Wonder

9/23 8pm; 9/25 4am;

9/27 2am; 9/28 1pm Born to Explore with Richard Wiese

Sun 11am (except 9/6);

Mon 12:30pm

(except 9/7) Brain Secrets with Dr. Michael Merzenich

9/3 1pm Building the American Dream

9/15 10pm; 9/16 2am;

9/17 4am Burt Wolf: Travels and Traditions

9/12 11am The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

9/6 8:30am Celtic Thunder Ireland

9/6 12pm Change Your Brain, Heal Your Mind with Daniel Amen, MD

9/5 10:30am Chef’s Life

Sun 12:30am Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Television

Fri 12pm; Sat 11:30am

(except 9/5) Ciao Italia

9/1, 9/8 12pm Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique

Mon-Fri 6am, 2pm Clessie Cummins: Hoosier Inventor

9/15 1am

Clifford the Big Red Dog

Fri 10:30am (ends 9/4);

Mon-Fri 9:30am

(begins 9/7) Consuelo Mack WealthTrack

Tue 6pm Curious George

Mon-Fri 7am (ends 9/4);

Sun 9am (begins 9/13) Cyberchase

Sun 9:30am (ends 9/6);

Sun 6am (begins 9/13) Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

Mon-Fri 10am; Mon-Thu

10:30am (ends 9/3);

Sat-Sun 7:30am

(ends 9/6); Sun 9:30am,

10am (begins 9/13) Daring Women Doctors: Physicians in the 19th Century

9/10 1pm Deepak Chopra: Becoming Metahuman

9/2 1pm; 9/3 10pm Dinosaur Train

Mon-Fri 8:30am

(ends 9/4); Sat-Sun 6:30am

(ends 9/6); Mon-Fri 9am

(begins 9/7) DW Focus on Europe

Mon 6pm; Sat 3:30pm DW News

Tue-Sat 12:30am, 6:30pm Easy Yoga for Arthritis with Peggy Cappy

9/6 4pm Easy Yoga: The Secret to Strength and Balance with Peggy Cappy

9/6 5pm Elinor Wonders Why

Mon-Fri 10:30am

(begins 9/7) Ernie Pyle: Life in the Trenches

9/2 9:30pm Family of Us: A PBS American Portrait Story

9/21 9:30pm;

9/22 1:30am;

9/23 3:30am Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

Fri 8:30pm; Sun 5:30am Fit 2 Stitch

9/25 11:30am Fleetwood Mac: The Dance

9/5 9:30pm Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting

Thu 11:30am Food Fix with Mark Hyman, MD

9/5 2:30pm Friday Zone

Fri 4:30pm; Sat 10am FRONTLINE

Growing Up Poor

9/8 9pm; 9/9 1am

Policing the Police

9/15 9pm; 9/16 1am;

9/17 3am

The Choice 2020:

Trump vs. Biden

9/22 9pm; 9/23 1am;

9/24 3am Garden Smart

Sat 1pm (except 9/5) The Gennett Suite

9/29 1am Great Performances

Romeo and Juliet

9/11 9pm; 9/12 1am;

9/14 3:30am

Now Hear This, Series 2:

Haydn: King of Strings

9/18 9pm; 9/19 1am;

9/21 3am

Now Hear This, Series 2:

The Schubert Generation

9/25 9pm; 9/26 1am;

9/28 3am Great Performances at the Met

Maria Stuarda

9/6 2:30am

Madama Butterfly

9/13 2pm Growing a Greener World

Mon 2:30pm Hacking Your Mind

Living on Auto-Pilot

9/9 10pm; 9/10 2am;

9/11 1pm; 9/13 3am

Weapons of Influence

9/16 10pm; 9/17 2am;

9/18 3am, 1pm; 9/20 3am;

9/21 5am

Us vs. Them

9/23 10pm; 9/24 2am;

9/25 1pm; 9/26 3am;

9/27 3am; 9/28 5am

The Wings of Angels

9/30 10pm Harbor from the Holocaust

9/8 10pm; 9/9 2am;

9/10 4am Hawaii: Islands of Wonder

9/30 8pm Hearts of Glass

9/10 9pm; 9/14 1pm Henry Louis Gates, Jr. – Uncovering America

9/4 9pm Hero Elementary

Mon-Fri 9am (ends 9/4);

Mon-Fri 6:30am

(begins 9/7); Sat-Sun 8am

(begins 9/12) History with David Rubenstein

Michael Beschloss

9/1 11:30pm

Doris Kearns Goodwin

9/2 11:30pm

Ron Chernow

9/3 11:30pm

Douglas Brinkley

9/5 5:30am Independent Lens

Won’t You Be My

Neighbor?

9/2 3am; 9/4 1am Indiana Newsdesk

Fri 6pm; Sat 4pm

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Indiana Week in Review

Sat 5:30pm Inside INdiana Business

Sat 4:30pm In the Americas with David Yetman

Sat 11am

(except 9/5, 9/12);

Sun 12:30pm (except 9/6) It’s Sew Easy

Mon 11:30am James Whitcomb Riley: Hoosier Poet

9/9 1pm; 9/10 1am The Jazzy Vegetarian

Thu 12pm Journey Indiana

Thu 8pm (except 9/3);

Sun 10:30am (except 9/6);

9/20 6:30pm; 9/27 5:30pm Joy of Music

Sat 6:30pm (except 9/5) J Schwanke’s Life in Bloom

Fri 2:30pm Ken Burns: America’s Storyteller

9/1 8pm; 9/6 7:30pm Ken Burns: The Civil War

9/6 9:30pm Ken Burns: The National Parks

9/4 12:30pm Knit and Crochet Now

Fri 11:30am (except 9/25) Last Tango in Halifax

9/20 8pm; 9/21 12am;

9/22 3am; 9/27 8pm;

9/28 12am; 9/29 3am Last Tango in Halifax Holiday Special

9/13 6:30pm; 9/20 7pm Latino Americans

Foreigners in Their

Own Land

9/17 9pm; 9/20 2pm

Empire of Dreams

9/24 9pm; 9/27 2pm The Lawrence Welk Show

Sat 7pm (except 9/5) Let’s Go Luna!

Mon-Sat 9:30am

(ends 9/5); Mon-Fri

7:30am (begins 9/7);

Sat 6am (begins 9/12) Let’s Talk Menopause

9/1 2pm; 9/6 6:30pm Library of Congress National Book Festival: Celebration

9/27 6pm Live from the Artists Den

Sat 11pm (except 9/5) Lost River Sessions

Thu 8:30pm (except 9/3) Lucy Worsley’s Royal Palace Secrets

9/13 7:30pm; 9/14 12am;

9/15 2:30am Madagascar: Islands of Wonder

9/16 8pm; 9/18 4am;

9/20 2am; 9/21 1pm Mister Rogers: It’s You I Like

9/5 1pm

Molly of Denali

Mon-Fri 4pm;

Sat 8:30am (ends 9/5);

Sat-Sun 7am (begins 9/12) MotorWeek

Sun 12pm (except 9/6) Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking

Sat 12pm (except 9/5);

Tue 12pm (except 9/1, 9/8) Nature

Equus: Story of the Horse:

Chasing the Wind

9/2 8pm Nature Cat

Mon-Fri 7:30am

(ends 9/4); Mon-Fri 8am

(begins 9/7); Sat 9am

(begins 9/12) Nitty Gritty Dirt Band: 50 Years and Circlin’ Back

9/5 8pm NOVA

Meteor Strike

9/3 1am; 9/6 1am

Human Nature

9/9 8pm; 9/11 4am;

9/12 3am; 9/13 1am

Secret Mind of Slime

9/16 9pm; 9/17 1am, 1pm;

9/18 5am; 9/20 1am

How Writing Changed the

World: Hour 1

9/23 9pm; 9/24 1am, 1pm;

9/25 5am; 9/27 1am

How Writing Changed the

World: Hour 2

9/30 9pm Odd Squad

Mon-Thu 4:30pm;

Sun 10am (ends 9/6);

Sat 9:30am (begins 9/12) Operation Maneater Crocodile

9/3 2am Outside: Beyond the Lens

Sat 10:30am (except 9/5) Paint This with Jerry Yarnell

Thu 2:30pm (except 9/3) PBS NewsHour

Mon-Fri 7pm PBS NewsHour Debates: A Special Report

2020 Presidential Debate

9/29 9pm; 9/30 1am PBS NewsHour Weekend

Sat 6pm; Sun 6pm Peg + Cat

9/6 6am Pinkalicious & Peterrific

Mon-Sat 8am (ends 9/5);

Mon-Fri 8:30am

(begins 9/7) Plan Stronger TV

Mon 6pm Plight of the Grassland Birds

9/7 1pm Poor Farm

9/6 11:30pm POV

Dark Money

9/1 2am; 9/4 3:30am;

9/5 3am

Portraits and Dreams

9/7 10pm; 9/8 2am

Love Child

9/14 10pm; 9/16 3am

In My Blood It Runs

9/21 10pm; 9/22 2am;

9/23 4am

Our Time Machine

9/28 10pm; 9/29 1:30am;

9/30 3:30am Professor T

Swansong, Part 1

9/3 3am

Swansong, Part 2

9/10 3am Quilting Arts

Tue 11:30am Raul Julia: American Masters

9/5 1am; 9/7 1:30am;

9/8 4:30am Ready Jet Go!

9/5 6am The Red Green Show

Sat 8:30pm (except 9/5) Rick Steves’ Fascism in Europe

9/4 10:30pm Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show

9/1 9:30pm A Rural Revolution: Indiana’s Round Barns

9/1 12:30pm; 9/5 6:30pm;

9/6 10:30am Samantha Brown’s Places to Love

9/7 12:30pm Secrets of Selfridges

9/1 3:30am Secrets of Westminster

9/1 4:30am Sesame Street

Mon-Fri 11am

(except 9/7, 9/11);

Sat-Sun 7am (ends 9/6) Sousa on the Rez: Marching to the Beat of a Different Drum

9/5 11:30pm Spirit of Brown County

9/30 1pm Splash and Bubbles

9/6 8am Start Up

Sun 11:30am (except 9/6) Steven Raichlen’s Project Fire

Mon 12pm Suze Orman’s Ultimate Retirement Guide

9/3 8pm; 9/6 2pm Symphony for Nature: The Britt Orchestra at Crater Lake

9/5 2:30am; 9/6 2am;

9/9 3am; 9/16 4:30am;

9/30 3am Terre Haute: Rise & Resilience

9/16 1pm This Old House

Wed 12:30pm; Sat 5am,

1:30pm; 9/5 4:30am

Van der Valk on Masterpiece

Love in Amsterdam

9/13 9pm; 9/14 1:30am;

9/15 4am; 9/21 1am

Only in Amsterdam

9/20 9pm; 9/22 4am;

9/28 1am

Death in Amsterdam

9/27 9pm; 9/29 4am Voces on PBS

Children of Giant

9/7 12am; 9/8 3am;

9/9 3:30am Voices for Freedom: The Hyers Sisters’ Legacy

9/13 4:30pm The Vote: American Experience

Hour One

9/8 8pm; 9/10 5am;

9/13 4am, 1pm

Hour Two

9/15 8pm; 9/17 5am;

9/20 4am, 1pm

Hour Three

9/22 8pm; 9/24 5am;

9/26 4am; 9/27 4am, 1pm

Hour Four

9/29 8pm War

Fubar

9/11 1:30am

The Ghost Front

9/18 1am; 9/19 3am

A World Without War

9/25 1:30am Washington Week

Fri 8pm; Sun 5am Wild Kratts

Mon-Fri 3:30pm;

Sat-Sun 7:30am

(begins 9/12) Woodsmith Shop

Sat 2:30pm

(except 9/5, 9/26);

Tue 12:30pm

(except 9/1, 9/29) WoodSongs

Sat 10pm (except 9/5) Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum

Mon-Fri 6:30am

(ends 9/4); Sat-Sun 9am

(ends 9/6); Mon-Fri 7am

(begins 9/7); Sat-Sun

8:30am (begins 9/12) You’ll Like Linton

9/23 1pm

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