Wednesday

11:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:30 8:00

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) Across the Pacific ★ Another Ocean Aviation pioneers focus on the Pacific and Pan Am defies skeptics by building an

28 Monday

airway to Asia.

Antiques Roadshow

Fort Worth, Hour Three (r 9/29 1pm)

Antiques Roadshow

Indianapolis, Hour One (r 9/30 5am) 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)

Amanpour and

Company ★

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(r 9/29 5pm)

The Vote: American Experience

Hour Four Meet the women whose tireless work would ban discrimination at US polls on the basis of sex. DVS

11:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00

PBS NewsHour Debates: A Special

Report ★ 2020 Presidential Debate (r 9/30 1am)

Amanpour and

Company ★

30 Wednesday

(r 9/30 5pm)

Hawaii: Islands of

Wonder ★ Hawaii is the most remote island chain in the world, colonized by intrepid whales, carnivorous caterpillars, and albatross. 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. Hacking Your Mind ★ The Wings of Angels Find out why hacking for good may be the most important scientific discovery of this century.

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: 7pm: 8pm: 9pm: It’s Been a Minute with Sam Sanders Latino USA Live Wire PRX Remix

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

1pm: 3pm: 4pm: 5pm: 6pm: Global Village Afropop Worldwide Thistle & Shamrock Folktales 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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