September 2011 – TV Guide

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September 2011

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Weekday Schedule 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:00

Body Electric Curious George Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

Super Why! Dinosaur Train Barney & Friends Martha Speaks Clifford the Big Red Dog Beg 9/5 Wild Kratts Sesame Street Sid the Science Kid Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

11:30 Knit & Crochet Now! Beg 9/19 Knitting Daily

Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting

Quilting Arts

Martha’s Sewing Room

Sewing with Nancy

12:00 Primal Grill

Baking with Julia America’s Test Kitchen

Bake Decorate Celebrate!

Pati’s Mexican Table

12:30 Victory Garden

Woodsmith Shop This Old House

Ask This Old House

Hometime

1:00 Nature

Antiques Roadshow

9/7 Speaking in Tongues 9/14 2501 Migrants 9/21 Cruz Reynoso 9/28 Immigrant Nation!

NOVA

2:00 Body Electric

Body Electric

Body Electric

Body Electric except 9/1

Body Electric except 9/2

2:30 Scrapbook Soup Beads, Baubles & Jewels

Best of the Joy of Painting

Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer

Crafting at the Spotted Canary Beg 9/23 For Your Home

3:00 WordGirl

WordGirl

WordGirl

WordGirl

WordGirl

3:30 Arthur

Arthur

Arthur

Arthur

Arthur

9/2 Straight No Chaser Live in NY 9/9 Everest: A 9/1 Great Climb For Peace Performances 9/22 As Long As I 9/16 Camp Victory 9/23 D-Day Remember 9/30 Home Across Lands

4:00 Electric Company Electric Company Electric Company Electric Company Electric Company 4:30 Fetch! With Ruff Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman Ruffman

Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman

Fetch! With Ruff The Friday Zone Ruffman

5:00 Charlie Rose

Charlie Rose

Charlie Rose

Charlie Rose

Charlie Rose

5:55 WTIU Newsbreak WTIU Newsbreak WTIU Newsbreak WTIU Newsbreak WTIU Newsbreak 6:00 The European Journal

Religion & Ethics Growing Bolder NewsWeekly

My Generation

The Weekly Special 9/23 IN Focus

The Nightly 6:30 The Nightly Business Report Business Report

The Nightly Business Report

The Nightly The Nightly Business Report Business Report

7:00 PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

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September Highlights Masterpiece Mystery!

Inspector Lewis, Series IV

Kevin Whately returns as Inspector Lewis for a fourth season of the popular detective series. In four new episodes, Lewis and his young partner DS Hathaway (Laurence Fox, A Room With a View) continue solving cases in the seemingly perfect academic haven of Oxford.

Courtesy of Robert Day

Friday, September 9 at 9:30pm; Sunday, September 18 and 25 at 9pm

Kevin Whately as DI Lewis and Laurence Fox as DS James Hathaway.

Tavis Smiley Reports: Too Important To Fail This program looks at the status of black teenage boys and examines what it will take to make certain these at-risk males are not dismissed as throw-away kids. The program captures how educators are making a difference for these boys—what teaching techniques work and how community outreach and mentorship can compensate for the lack of other personal and social resources.

Courtesy of Tavis Smiley Reports

Tuesday, September 13 at 8pm

Tavis Smiley.

Great Performances: Plácido Domingo: My Favorite Roles Courtesy of Jake Landis/PBS

Friday, September 23 at 9pm

Plácido Domingo is one of the most popular and celebrated tenors of his generation; his international career also led him to his dual directorships of the Washington National Opera and the Los Angeles Opera. In this performance documentary, Domingo looks back and reflects on his favorite roles in opera houses around the world.

Plácido Domingo.

Surviving the Tsunami: A NOVA Special Presentation Wednesday, September 28 at 10pm

Courtesy of NHK

The earthquake that hit the northern coast of Japan in March was the worst ever recorded in Japan. It generated an unprecedented tsunami, obliterating coastal villages and towns. Amazingly, amateur and professional photographers captured it all on video, including remarkable tales of human survival. Their stories provide lessons for how we should all act in the face of life-threatening disasters.

Refugees comfort one another.

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“Education, From the Capitol to the Classroom” As students across the state head back to school, WTIU wants to make our viewers aware of a new initiative called StateImpact Indiana.

Indiana faces many challenges in education, the legislation that supports it, and continued declines in revenue. There is a need for increased news coverage on issues such as: • Public schools are funded increasingly less by local property tax and more with state income and sales taxes, meaning education finance is tied to an unpredictable economy.

• The high dropout rate. How will it affect personal income, crime, and healthcare, as well as Indiana employers’ demand for an educated workforce?

• The creation of privately-owned charter schools. How will the state balance individual freedom of choice with preserving funding for public schools?

• What are the merits or pitfalls associated with outcome-based systems that link teacher compensation to student performance on tests and attendance?

• The need for remediation. Many students entering college need remediation, costing Indiana $40 million a year. Even then, most students entering a two- or four-year degree program fail to graduate.

StateImpact is a project of National Public Radio (NPR) who selected eight pilot states, including Indiana, to deploy new two-person teams of journalists to report on issues that affect the entire state.

WFIU-FM is the lead station for StateImpact Indiana, which will focus on “Education, from the Capitol to the Classroom.” WFIU, along with the entire Indiana Public Media News team, will be working with a highly-trained team of NPR editors, producers, and interactive specialists. We have hired Ben Skirvin and Kyle Stokes, who will be creating an in-depth and far-reaching blog and online experience that will be updated almost daily. Additionally, Ben and Kyle will be producing three to five in-depth on-air features that will air on WFIU each month.

These reporters will focus intensively on issues of critical importance to Indiana. The focus is on the impact of legislation on people, not parliamentary maneuvering. Information at the state level will yield valuable insights into patterns of government spending, regulation, performance, and demographic trends both Scan this QR regionally and nationally. code with your

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1 Thursday

Special Ticket Opportunities

8:00 Music Voyager H

WTIU is excited to partner with the Lotus World Music & Arts Festival. Tune in to Music Voyager on Thursday, September 1 at 8pm or Saturday, September 3 at 10:30pm and make your pledge to WTIU and request tickets as your special thank you gift to the 2011 Lotus Festival taking place in late September.

WTIU Pledge Special. Travel the globe with this world music special. (r 9/3 10:30pm)

9:00 Viewer Choice 10:30 Viewer Choice

2 Friday 8:00 Washington Week H

(r Sat 1am; Sun 4am; Sun 5:30)

8:30 Legends of Folk: The Village Scene Celebrates the songs and the performers of the folk movement in Greenwich Village in the 1960s.

Also, we will air Straight No Chaser Live in New York at 1pm on Friday, September 2 that will feature a special ticket opportunity to see Straight No Chaser at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre on either Wednesday, November 30 or Friday, December 2.

10:00 3 Steps to Incredible Health! Joel Fuhrman offers a

healthy, effective and scientifically proven plan for shedding weight quickly.

2:00 Amen Solution Thinner, Smarter, Happier

11:30 Tavis Smiley H

3 Saturday 6:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood 6:30 Bob The Builder DVS 7:00 Thomas & Friends DVS 7:30 Caillou DVS 8:00 Clifford The Big Red Dog DVS 8:30 Wild Kratts 9:00 Cyberchase DVS 9:30 DragonflyTV 10:00 Friday Zone Repeat of 9/2.

10:30 Wilderness Plots In Concert Features five of

Milton Hamburger

Indiana’s most treasured singersongwriters coming together to create a moving and powerful evening of entertainment inspired by author Scott Russell Sanders’ book Wilderness Plots.

12:00 Viewer Choice

10:00 Simon and Garfunkel: Songs of America A vintage program features the duo in the studio and on stage performing “The Boxer” and more.

Psychiatrist and author Daniel Amen discusses steps to lose weight, boost memory and improve mood.

4:00 Viewer Choice 5:00 Viewer Choice 7:00 Daniel O’Donnell: Live from Nashville H

Paul Simon Private Photo Collection

A compilation of country and Irish favorites with special guests Charley Pride and Mary Duff.

8:30 Ed Sullivan Comedy Special Classic bits from Bob

Hope, Red Skelton, George Carlin, Jackie Gleason, Richard Pryor and many more.

10:30 Music Voyager

WTIU Pledge Special.

Repeat of 9/1.

11:30 Out In America Inspiring stories from urban and rural America are told through the lens of prominent LGBT figures. (r 9/4 midnight)

4 Sunday 6:00 Sesame Street DVS 7:00 Curious George DVS 7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! DVS 8:00 Super Why! 8:30 Dinosaur Train DVS 9:00 Sid The Science Kid DVS 9:30 Martha Speaks DVS

Art Garfunkel and Paul Simon.

11:30 Viewer Choice 1:30 Viewer Choice 3:30 Viewer Choice 5:00 Viewer Choice 7:00 Viewer Choice 9:00 Viewer Choice 10:30 Viewer Choice

5 Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow

Hartford - Hour Three Showcases a 19th-century Duncan Phyfe dressing table and a watercolor signed by Katharine Hepburn. (r 9/6 2am; 9/6 1pm, 9/11 6pm)

9:00 Antiques Roadshow

Las Vegas - Hour Two. Elvis Presley memorabilia and a collection of signatures of Civil War era figures are appraised. (r 9/7 5am)

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

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H= Denotes a program new to WTIU.

10:00 Forgotten Ellis Island

Once a fateful crossroad for immigrants, Ellis Island Hospital is remembered by patients and staff.

DVS (r 9/6 1am; 9/7 3am; 9/9 2am; 9/11 1pm)

11:00 Tavis Smiley H 11:30 Journal H

10:00 Frontline H

8 Thursday

6 Tuesday

8:00 The Weekly SpecialH Back to School. As summer ends and the school year begins, Pam and Joe look at some unique programs that offer opportunities for fun. Columbus-based T.O.G. Band performs. (r 9/9 6pm)

8:00 History Detectives H

Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero.

Explores how faith has been challenged since 9/11. (r 9/8 2am; 9/9 3am; 9/12 3am)

The notes in a 1775 Almanac could shed light on how the revolution may have strained family ties. (r 9/7 2am; 9/9 5am; 9/11 5pm; 9/18 5pm)

8:30 Music Voyager

Beyond Bob Marley. Edgar visits St. Thomas, a small city east of Kingston, to meet some very popular reggae artists.

Courtesy of Sarah Kerver

9:00 Globe Trekker H

Tukufu Zuberi.

9:00 Frontline H

Chronicles the journey of nine “peace climbers” from different faiths and cultures as they attempt to summit the tallest mountain in the world. (9/9 1pm)

8:00 Nature Braving Iraq. Follows the effort to restore Mesopotamian Marshes, a wildlife habitat destroyed by Saddam Hussein. DVS (r 9/12 1pm)

9:00 NOVA H

Engineering Ground Zero. Follows the five-year construction of the Freedom Tower and the World Trade Center Memorial. DVS (r 9/8 1am; 9/8 1pm; 9/10 2:30am; 9/11 1am)

8:00 Washington Week H

(r Sat 1am; Sun 4am; Sun 5:30am)

(r Mon 12:30pm)

1:00 Woodsmith Shop (r Tue 12:30)

1:30 This Old House (r Wed 12:30)

2:00 Ask This Old House (Thu 12:30)

2:30 Hometime (r Fri 12:30)

3:00 Woodwright’s Shop

DVS

3:30 McLaughlin Group H 4:00 To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe H 4:30 Inside Indiana Business H Program produced with the IU Kelley School of Business.

5:30 Indiana Week In Review H 6:00 Rick Steves’ Europe

(r Sat 1:30am; Sun 4:30)

Inspector Lewis, Series IV: Old, Unhappy, Far Off. A reunion at Oxford’s remaining all-female college ends with the murder of a prominent student. DVS

(r Tue Noon)

12:30 Victory Garden

8:30 Need to Know H

9:30 Masterpiece Mystery!H

Amsterdam City Guide 2.

Repeat of 9/8.

12:00 Baking with Julia

11:00 Tavis Smiley H 11:30 Journal H

Better This World. The story of two friends accused of intending to firebomb the 2008 Republican National Convention. (r 9/8 4am; 9/10 3:30am; 9/11 3am)

7 Wednesday

9 Friday

11:30 Journal H

Amsterdam City Guide 2.

Repeat of 9/9.

10:30 Ebert Presents at the Movies H 11:00 Globe Trekker

10:00 Everest: A Climb for Peace

Top Secret America. How has a decade of fighting terrorism reshaped the country and has it made us safer? (r 9/7 1am; 9/11 2am; 9/11 11:30pm)

10:00 POV H

9:00 Cyberchase DVS 9:30 SciGirls 10:00 The Friday Zone

Croatia: Adriatic Delights.

6:30 Joy of Music H In Remembrance.

7:00 Lawrence Welk Show H Songs from the Movies.

8:00 Keeping Up Appearances 8:30 Red Green Show H Who Wants to Be A Smart Guy?

9:00 Austin City Limits

The National/Band of Horses.

11:00 Tavis Smiley H 11:30 Journal H

Michael Reno Harrell and Jeff Little Trio.

10 Saturday

6:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood 6:30 Bob The Builder DVS 7:00 Thomas & Friends DVS

7:30 Caillou DVS 8:00 Clifford The Big Red Dog DVS 8:30 Wild Kratts

10:00 Song of the Mountains H

11:00 Woodsongs H

Raul Malo & Brigid Kaelin

11 Sunday 6:00 Sesame Street DVS 7:00 Curious George 7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! DVS 8:00 Super Why! 8:30 Dinosaur Train 9:00 Sid The Science Kid DVS

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9:30 Martha Speaks DVS 10:00 Biz Kid$ 10:30 Saddle Club 11:00 Roadtrip Nation H 11:30 Growing A Greener World H 12:00 MotorWeek H 12:30 Autoline H 1:00 Forgotten Ellis Island Repeat of 9/5.

Bloomington High School

2:00 WTIU High School Sports H

North South

Football. Bloomington North at Bloomington South.

3:30 Games of the North

Follows modern Inuit athletes and they compete in ancestral Inuit sports in the unforgiving Arctic.

at Bloomington High School

4:00 2501 Migrants: A Journey

After a decade, Alejandro Santiago returns to Mexico and finds a virtual ghost town. (r 9/14 1pm)

Sunday, September 11

5:00 History Detectives

at Noon on WTIU World (30.2) and at 2pm on WTIU HD (30.1)

Repeat of 9/6.

6:00 Antiques Roadshow Hartford - Hour Three.

Repeat of 9/5.

7:00 New Tricks 8:00 America Remembers 9/11 H Highlights from the memorial events at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and in Pennsylvania. (r 9/12 12:30am)

9:00 Antiques Roadshow

9:00 Great Performances H

The New York Philharmonic 10th Anniversary Concert for 9/11.

Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, “Resurrection” is performed in honor of the victims of September 11, 2001. (r 9/12 1:30am; 9/13 3am)

10:00 Nancy Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime

10:30 Frontline

The Man Who Knew. When the Twin Towers fell, one man who died that day may have known more about Al Qaeda than anyone else in America: John O’Neill.

11:30 Frontline

13 Tuesday

Relative Riches. A bow and quiver said to be made by Chief Geronimo and a carved emerald and ruby ring are appraised. (r 9/13 2am; 9/13 1pm; 9/14 4am; 9/18 6pm)

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10:00 POV H

If A Tree Falls: A Story Of The Earth Liberation Front. A revealing look at a radical environmental group focuses on a former member facing life in prison. (r 9/15 3am; 9/18 3am)

11:30 Journal H

14 Wednesday 8:00 Nature

Clever Monkeys. Monkey culture is examined, including how they teach their young and how they communicate with one another.

DVS (r 9/18 midnight)

8:00 Tavis Smiley ReportsH

8:00 Antiques Roadshow

Examines this remarkable First Lady and her marriage and partnership with Ronald Reagan. (r 9/13 1am; 9/14 3am; 9/16 4am; 9/18 1pm)

11:00 Tavis Smiley H 11:30 Journal H

Top Secret America. Repeat 9/6.

12 Monday

Las Vegas - Hour Three. Valuable Art Nouveau posters and a prop from the 1939 film Only Angels Have Wings are appraised. (r 9/14 5am)

Too Important to Fail. A disturbing aspect of the education crisis, the dropout rate of black teenage males, is examined. (r 9/14 2am; 9/16 5am; 9/17 4am; 9/19 5am)

Courtesy of Florian Möllers

9:00 Frontline

(r 9/14 1am; 9/15 4:30am; 9/18 2am) Sooty Mangabey.

H= Denotes a program new to WTIU.

9:00 NOVA

Smartest Machine On Earth. Enter an IBM lab where scientists are working to perfect a machine that can answer any question.

DVS (r 9/15 1am; 9/15 1pm; 9/16 2am; 9/18 1am)

10:00 NOVA scienceNOW

How Does The Brain Work? Can new science help us understand how the brain allows us to think act, feel and behave? (r 9/15 2am; 9/16 3am)

11:00 Tavis Smiley H 11:30 Journal H

15 Thursday 8:00 The Weekly Special H Hoosiers at Work. We visit with skilled craftsmen and volunteer groups as we share stories of hobbies and careers. (r 9/16 6pm)

8:30 Ten Years Later: The 9/11 Commissioners Reflect

A majority of the 9/11 Commissioners gather at the IU Auditorium for a panel discussion and reflection about the events which occurred in the wake of one of the country’s worst terrorist attacks.

10:30 Camp Victory, Afghanistan

11:00 Tavis Smiley H 11:30 Journal H

17 Saturday 6:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood DVS 6:30 Bob The Builder DVS 7:00 Thomas & Friends DVS 7:30 Caillou DVS 8:00 Clifford The Big Red Dog DVS 8:30 Wild Kratts 9:00 Cyberchase DVS 9:30 SciGirls 10:00 The Friday Zone Repeat of 9/17.

10:30 Ebert Presents at the Movies H 11:00 Globe Trekker

Globe Trekker Food Hour: Brazil.

(r Mon Noon)

12:00 Baking with Julia 12:30 Victory Garden

The story of U.S. National Guardsmen in Herat and the Afghan officers assigned as their mentees. (r 9/16 1pm)

11:30 Journal H

16 Friday

(r Sat 1:30am; Sun 4:30)

9:00 American Masters A Letter to Elia. A look at On the Waterfront director Elia Kazan reflects on the days of the Hollywood Blacklist. (r 9/17 2am; 9/19 3am)

10:30 LMAO! Comedy Showcase

Features the talent of Comedians Clint Hall, Homer Shadowheart, and Cleveland Jackson. Taped on location at Bear’s Place in Bloomington, Indiana. (r 9/22 10pm)

18 Sunday 6:00 Sesame Street DVS 7:00 Curious George DVS 7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! DVS 8:00 Super Why! 8:30 Dinosaur Train DVS 9:00 Sid The Science Kid DVS 9:30 Martha Speaks DVS 10:00 Biz Kid$ 10:30 Saddle Club 11:00 Roadtrip Nation H 11:30 Growing A Greener World H 12:00 MotorWeek H 12:30 Autoline H 1:00 Nancy Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime

(r Tue 12:30)

1:30 This Old House

Lukas Nelson & The Promise of the Real; Florida Family Trio Jubal’s Kin.

(r Wed 12:30)

2:00 Ask This Old House (r Thu 12:30)

2:30 Hometime

Repeat of 9/12.

2:00 Cruz Reynoso: Sowing The Seeds of Justice H Chronicles Reynoso’s humble origins, his appointment to the California Supreme Court and more. (r 9/21 1pm)

(r Fri 12:30)

3:00 Woodwright’s Shop DVS 3:30 McLaughlin Group H 4:00 To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe H 4:30 Inside Indiana Business H 5:30 Indiana Week In Review H 6:00 Rick Steves’ Europe

(r Sat 1am; Sun 4am; Sun 5:30am)

8:30 Need to Know H

Program produced with the IU Kelley School of Business.

8:00 Washington Week H

(r Mon 12:30)

1:00 Woodsmith Shop

11:00 Woodsongs H

Cruz Reynoso.

Dubrovnik and Balkan Side-Trips.

6:30 Joy of Music H

3:00 As Long As I Remember: American Veteranos

Cathedral Classics.

7:00 Lawrence Welk Show H Down on the Farm.

8:00 Keeping Up Appearances 8:30 Red Green Show H

The Beaver Dam.

4:00 Immigrant Nation! The Battle for the Dream H

9:00 Austin City Limits

Sonic Youth/The Black Keys.

Fitzmaurice Band and Amber Collins and No Speed Limit.

10:00 Song of the Mountains H

Examines the steep personal toll and enduring legacy of the Vietnam War on artists from south Texas. DVS (r 9/22 1pm)

A look at the modern immigrant rights movement focuses on a Chicago woman who fought deportation. (r 9/28 1pm)

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5:00 History Detectives

Wes Cowan decodes the message and the strategy behind a U.S. World War II propaganda leaflet.

6:00 Antiques Roadshow

20 Tuesday

7:00 New Tricks 8:00 Nature

Inspector Lewis, Series IV: Wild Justice. An investigation into the poisoning of a bishop uncovers a twisted maze of motives and retribution. DVS (r 9/19 1am; 9/20 3am)

10:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition

A behind the scenes look at a new film by Ken Burns about the rule and fall of the 18th Amendment.

Pays tribute to the courageous men who began the liberation of France more than 60 years ago. (r 9/23 1pm)

19 Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow Jackpot! Revisit some spectacular windfalls when luck smiled on flea market mavens and yard sale savants. (r 9/20 1pm; 9/21 5am; 9/25 6pm)

Roadshow Remembers. A trip down memory lane filled with unbelievable objects, unforgettable stories and amazing prices.

10:00 Storm That Swept Mexico

Focuses on the historical, social, political and cultural forces that shaped the Mexican Revolution. (r 9/20 1am; 9/21 3am)

The Learning. Follows four Filipino women who reluctantly leave their families and schools to teach in Baltimore. (r 9/22 3am; 9/25 3am)

11:30 Journal H

21 Wednesday 8:00 Live from Lincoln Center H

New York Philharmonic Opening Night Gala Concert. Soprano Deborah Voigt is on hand for an evening of music by Barber, Wagner and Richard Strauss. (r 9/22 1am; 9/23 2am)

10:00 Not In Our Town: Light In The Darkness H

The Mayor of Patchogue, New York leads residents to confront the anti-immigrant bias in their town. (r 9/23 4am; 9/26 5am)

11:00 Tavis Smiley H 11:30 Journal H

22 Thursday 8:00 IN Focus H Arts. (r 9/23 6pm)

9:00 Antiques Roadshow

(r 9/21 1am; 9/22 4:30am; 9/25 2am; 9/27 9pm; 9/28 1am; 9/29 4:30am)

10:00 POV H

11:00 D-Day: The Price of Freedom

A Club Continental business card may shed light on California’s prohibition-era underground. (r 9/21 2am; 9/23 5am; 9/25 5pm)

9:00 Frontline

9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! H

piece with a touch of Latin flavor, Peregrinos is a pilgrimage into the changing landscape of Indianapolis, described by Composer Gabriela Frank as a “surprisingly diverse, very Latino city.” (r 9/25 4:30pm)

8:00 History Detectives H

Relative Riches. Repeat of 9/12 Supersize Crocs. World-renowned herpetologist Romulus Whitaker attempts to discover the last of these leviathans. (r 9/19 Midnight; 9/19 1pm; 9/20 5am; 9/25 Midnight)

10:30 Peregrinos: A Musical Journey H An orchestral

8:30 Music Voyager

Dancehall Marathon.

9:00 Globe Trekker H Southern Mexico. DVS (r Sat 11am)

10:00 LMAO! Comedy Showcase Repeat of 9/16.

11:00 Tavis Smiley H 11:30 Journal H

23 Friday 8:00 Washington Week H

(r Sat 1:30am; Sun 4:30)

9:00 Great Performances H Plácido Domingo: My Favorite Roles. The celebrated tenor reflects on his favorite roles from opera houses around the world. (r 9/24 2am; 9/26 3am)

10:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition

Repeat of 9/18.

11:00 Tavis Smiley H 11:30 Journal H

24 Saturday 6:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood DVS 6:30 Bob The Builder DVS 7:00 Thomas & Friends DVS 7:30 Caillou 8:00 Clifford The Big Red Dog DVS 8:30 Wild Kratts 9:00 Cyberchase DVS 9:30 SciGirls 10:00 The Friday Zone Repeat of 9/23.

10:30 Ebert Presents at the Movies H 11:00 Globe Trekker

Southern Mexico. Repeat of 9/22.

(r Mon Noon)

12:00 Baking with Julia

12:30 Victory Garden DVS (r Mon 12:30)

1:00 Woodsmith Shop

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(r Sat 1am; Sun 4am; Sun 5:30am)

8:30 Need to Know H

H= Denotes a program new to WTIU.

(r Tue 12:30)

1:30 This Old House (r Wed 12:30)

2:00 Ask This Old House (r Thu 12:30)

2:30 Hometime (r Fri 12:30)

3:00 Woodwright’s Shop DVS 3:30 McLaughlin Group H 4:00 To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe H 4:30 Inside Indiana Business H

2:00 Great Performances at the Met H

Le Comte Ory. Rossini’s vocally dazzling comedy stars bel canto sensation Juan Diego Florez in the title role.

26 Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow

Program produced with the IU Kelley School of Business.

5:30 Indiana Week In Review H 6:00 Rick Steves’ Europe

9:00 Antiques Roadshow

The Best of Slovenia.

6:30 Joy of Music H Musical Visit to Callaway Gardens-Pine Mountain, GA.

Salute to the Swing Bands.

8:00 Keeping Up Appearances 8:30 Red Green Show H

Juan Diego Florez.

4:30 Peregrinos: A Musical Journey

The Dandruff Foundation.

9:00 Austin City Limits

Salt Lake City - Part 1. Great finds include a Utah landscape painting and documents recounting Mormon actor Philip Margetts. (r 9/28 5am)

10:00 Seabiscuit: American Experience

7:00 Lawrence Welk Show H

Raleigh - Hour One. A 1920 Arts and Crafts desk and lamp and a 1960 Gibson Double 12 Electric Guitar are appraised. (r 9/27 2am; 9/27 1pm; 9/28 4am)

Lyle Lovett/Bob Schneider.

Repeat of 9/22.

5:00 History Detectives

A wealthy owner, stubborn trainer and two gifted jockeys turned a racehorse into a national hero.

DVS (r 9/27 1am; 9/28 3am; 9/30 2am)

11:00 Tavis Smiley H 11:30 Journal H

10:00 Song of the Mountains H

Jackpot! Repeat of 9/19.

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Hummingbirds: Magic in the Air. New scientific research sheds light on these tough, energetic flashing jewels of the natural world. DVS (r 9/26 Midnight; 9/26 1pm; 9/27 5am; 9/28 8pm)

Inspector Lewis, Series IV: The Mind Has Mountains. A student is found dead during a clinical drug trial and the motives of a professor are questioned. DVS (r 9/26 1am; 9/27 3am)

11:30 State of the University Address 2011-2012 H

Mountain Heart.

11:00 Woodsongs H

6:00 Sesame Street DVS 7:00 Curious George DVS 7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! DVS 8:00 Super Why! 8:30 Dinosaur Train DVS 9:00 Sid The Science Kid

New facts and insights about the flag’s history, revealed by the leading experts on historic flags.

Did You Know?

8:00 History Detectives H

10:30 Yellowstone: Land to Life

The sweeping story of Yellowstone explores the bonds between the landscape and biology. (r 9/26 2:30am; 9/27 4:30am; 9/29 5:30am)

11:00 Reserved to Fight

(r 9/28 2am; 9/30 5am)

9:00 Frontline

(r 9/28 1am; 9/29 4:30am)

Last Train Home. Migrant workers journey to their home villages for the Chinese New Year as their family grows distant. (r 9/29 3am)

10:00 POV H

9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! H

DVS

9:30 Martha Speaks DVS 10:00 Biz Kid$ 10:30 Saddle Club 11:00 Roadtrip Nation H 11:30 Growing A Greener WorldH 12:00 MotorWeek H 12:30 Autoline H 1:00 American Flag: Two Centuries of Concord & Conflict

6:00 Antiques Roadshow 7:00 New Tricks 8:00 Nature

Celebration of John Jacob Niles.

25 Sunday

Repeat of 9/20.

Indiana University President Michael McRobbie presents his outlook for the upcoming year.

28 Wednesday 8:00 Nature

Hummingbirds: Magic in the Air. Repeat of 9/25.

9:00 NOVA

Four Marines come home from Iraq and struggle through social and psychological reintegration.

Japan’s Killer Quake. A look at the science behind the catastrophe includes eyewitness videos and on-the-spot reporting. (r 9/29 1am; 9/29 1pm; 9/30 3am)

10:00 Surviving The Tsunami: A NOVA Special Presentation H

WTIU’s The Weekly Special is now being carried statewide on all of Indiana public televisions stations, starting on September 8.

Video footage and the stories of survivors reveal the destruction of the 2011 tsunami in Japan. (r 9/29 2am; 9/30 4am)

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WFIU-FM Radio Highlights

Jazz Inspired Debuts Fridays at 8pm

11:00 Tavis Smiley H 11:30 Journal H

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8:00 The Weekly Special Fiber Arts. On location at The Fiber Event at Putnam County Fairgrounds, Pam and Joe explore fiber arts of Indiana. (r 9/30 6pm)

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Photo by Michael Benabib

Starting this month, an exciting new program debuts on WFIU HD1: Jazz Inspired.

Each week host Judy Carmichael interviews creative people in a variety of the arts and culture about how jazz inspires them in their life and work.

Her guests have included singer-songwriter Billy Joel, who discussed how jazz influences his music; opera star Ben Heppner, and actordirector Robert Redford, who described how jazz has influenced his creative process.

Each program includes samples of the guests’ favorite jazz recordings.

A leading interpreter of stride Judy Carmichael. piano and swing who Count Basie nicknamed “Stride,” Judy Carmichael has played in a variety of venues from Carnegie Hall to private recitals for Rod Stewart and President Clinton. She has written two books on stride piano and numerous articles on the subject of jazz, and is one of the few jazz pianists honored as a Steinway Artist.

8:30 Music Voyager

Rocky Mountain Adventures.

9:00 Globe Trekker

Central America: Costa Rica & Nicaragua. (r Sat 11am)

10:00 Home Across Lands H

Kunama refugees make the transition from life in Northern Ethiopia to their new home in America.

DVS (r 9/30 1pm)

11:00 Tavis Smiley H 11:30 Journal H

30 Friday 8:00 Washington Week H

America Abroad: “Roots of the Arab Spring”

(r Sat 1am; Sun 4am; Sun 5:30am)

8:30 Need to Know H (r Sat 1:30am; Sun 4:30)

9:00 Great Performances Hugh Laurie: Let Them Talk - A Celebration of New Orleans Blues.

The versatile British actor and star of House showcases his musical side in New Orleans.

Sunday, September 18 at 9pm The roots of the Arab Spring are explored on this installment of America Abroad.

Sean Carberry travels to Yemen to examine dire employment prospects for young people and the challenges of draining the pool of potential terrorist recruits. Jordana Gustafson reports from Jordan on the state of the country’s educational system and why college graduates there find themselves searching several years for employment.

Sean Carberry travels to Morocco to explore how economic conditions are causing a delay in marriage and shifts in social and sexual customs. And Deborah Amos and Monica Bushman examine factors that drive so many young people to leave Lebanon and how Lebanese immigrants are faring in the United States.

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H= Denotes a program new to WTIU.

Hugh Laurie.

10:00 In Performance at the White House H

Fiesta Latina. President and Mrs. Obama celebrate Hispanic heritage. Gloria Estefan and José Feliciano perform.

11:00 Tavis Smiley H 11:30 Journal H

September Media Sponsorships The Foundation of Monroe County Community Schools Great Grown-Up Spelling Bee 2011 Friday, September 2 Buskirk-Chumley Theatre 11:30am – 1:30pm mccsfoundation.org WTIU is proud to partner with The Foundation of Monroe County Schools (FMCCS) to present the second annual Great Grown-Up Spelling Bee. This unique event features teams of three spellers competing to support public education. Wacky costumes are encouraged and teams should bring “cheerleaders” for support and spirit.

Fourth Street Festival of the Arts and Crafts Saturday, September 3, 10am to 6pm Sunday, September 4, 10am to 5pm Fourth and Grant Streets, Bloomington sites.google.com/site/4thstreetfestival/ WTIU is proud to partner with the Fourth Street Festival of Arts and Crafts. In it’s thirty-fifth year, this festival celebrates the work of artists and craftspeople from southern Indiana and around the country along the tree-shaded streets adjacent to Indiana University. The annual Labor Day Weekend show, occurring when students and their visiting families return to Indiana University, is organized by local artists and hosts over 100 artisans from across the country who offer their work to the public. Music, dance, and other entertainment will be provided on the Grant Street stage throughout the two-day festival. New this year is the Spoken Word Stage at Fourth and Dunn Streets. The festival was recently rated in the top 50 shows in the country by The Art Fair SourceBook.

Bloomington Hospital Foundation Hoosiers Outrun Cancer Saturday, September 24 IU Memorial Stadium 9am Opening Ceremonies; 10pm 1 mile Kids Run and Family Walk; 10:20 5K Run; 10:30 5K Walk; 11:30 Award Ceremonies hoosiersoutruncancer.org (812) 353-5000 WTIU is proud to partner with Bloomington Hospital Foundation and Indiana University Athletics to present the 12th annual Hoosiers Outrun Cancer. This event is open to runners and walkers of all ages and abilities and raises funds in support of the IU Health Olcott Center for Cancer Education.

In addition to the 5K Run, there is a 5K Walk, 1-Mile Kids Run for the 12 and under, and a 1-mile Family Casual Walk. The course winds its way through the Indiana University campus with a display of South Central Indiana’s beautiful fall colors. The race is managed by the Indiana Running Company, and the course is sanctioned by the Indiana USA Track and Field Association.

Many proudly display the names of those whose memories they honor and lives they celebrate due to cancer. Don’t miss the opportunity to spend the day in Bloomington taking part in a fun and meaningful Indiana event. = WTIU / Indiana University-related programs

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2501 Migrants: A Journey 9/11 4pm; 9/14 1pm 3 Steps To Incredible Health! With Joel Fuhrman 9/2 10pm Amen Solution: Thinner, Smarter, Happier 9/3 2pm America Remembers 9/11 9/11 8pm; 9/12 12:30am America’s Test Kitchen From Cook’s Illustrated Wed Noon American Flag: Two Centuries Of Concord & Conflict 9/25 1pm American Masters: A Letter to Elia 9/16 9pm; 9/17 2am; 9/19 3am Antiques Roadshow: Hartford Hour Three 9/5 8pm; 9/6 2am; 9/6 1pm; 9/7 4am; 9/11 6pm Antiques Roadshow: Las Vegas Hour Two 9/5 9pm; 9/7 5am Antiques Roadshow: Relative Riches 9/12 8pm; 9/13 2am; 9/13 1pm; 9/14 4am; 9/18 6pm Antiques Roadshow: Las Vegas Hour Three 9/12 9pm; 9/14 5am Antiques Roadshow: Jackpot!

9/19 8pm; 9/20 1pm; 9/21 5am; 9/25 6pm Antiques Roadshow: Roadshow Remembers 9/19 9pm Antiques Roadshow: Raleigh - Hour One 9/26 8pm; 9/27 2am; 9/27 1pm; 9/28 4am Antiques Roadshow: Salt Lake City Hour One 9/26 9pm; 9/28 5am Arthur Weekdays 3:30pm As Long As I Remember: American Veteranos 9/18 3pm; 9/22 1pm

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Ask This Old House Thu 12:30pm; Sat 2pm (except 9/3) Austin City Limits 9/10 9pm; 9/17 9pm; 9/24 9pm Autoline Sun 12:30pm Bake Decorate Celebrate! Thu Noon Baking With Julia Tues and Sat Noon (except 9/3) Barney & Friends Weekdays 8:30am Beads, Baubles and Jewels Tues 2:30pm Best of the Joy of Painting Wed 2:30pm Beyond Boundaries 9/4 1:30am BizKid$ Sun 10am Bob the Builder Sat 6:30am Body Electric Weekdays 6am & 2pm Caillou Sat 7:30am Camp Victory; Afghanistan 9/15 10:30pm; 9/16 1pm Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

Weekdays 7am; Sun 7:30am Charlie Rose Weekdays 5pm; Tue-Sat Midnight Clifford the Big Red Dog 9/1 and 9/2 9:30am; Sat 8am Crafting at the Spotted Canary Fri 2:30pm (thru 9/16) Cruz Reynoso: Sowing The Seeds of Justice 9/18 2pm; 9/21 1pm Curious George Weekdays 6:30am; Sun 7am Cyberchase Sat 9am D-Day: The Price of Freedom 9/18 11pm; 9/23 1pm Daniel O’Donnell: Live From Nashville 9/3 7pm Dinosaur Train Weekdays 8am; Sun 8:30am DragonflyTV 9/3 9:30am

Ebert Presents at the Movies Sat 10:30am Ed Sullivan Comedy Special 9/3 8:30pm Electric Company Weekdays 4pm European Journal Mon 6pm Everest: A Climb for Peace 9/8 10pm; 9/9 1pm Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman Mon-Thu 4:30pm Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting Tue 11:30am For Your Home 9/23 2:30pm; 9/30 2:30pm Forgotten Ellis Island 9/5 10pm; 9/6 1am; 9/7 3am; 9/9 2am; 9/11 1pm Friday Zone Fri 4:30pm; Sat 10am Frontline: The Man Who Knew 9/3 4am; 9/11 10:30pm Frontline: Top Secret America 9/6 9pm; 9/7 1am; 9/11 2am; 9/11 11:30pm Frontline: Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero 9/7 10pm; 9/8 2am; 9/9 3am; 9/12 3am Frontline 9/13 9pm; 9/14 1am; 9/15 4:30am; 9/18 2am; 9/20 9pm; 9/21 1am; 9/22 4:30am; 9/25 2am; 9/27 9pm; 9/28 1am; 9/29 4:30am Games of the North 9/11 3:30pm Globe Trekker Thu 9pm (except 9/15); Sat 11am Great Performances: Jackie Evancho 9/1 1pm Great Performances: The New York Philharmonic 10th Anniversary Concert for 9/11 9/11 9pm; 9/12 1:30am; 9/13 3am Great Performances: Plácido Domingo: My Favorite Roles 9/23 9pm; 9/24 2am; 9/26 3am

Great Performances at the Met 9/25 2pm Great Performances: Hugh Laurie: Let Them Talk 9/30 9pm Growing a Greener World Sun 11:30am (Except 9/4) Growing Bolder Wed 6pm History Detectives 9/5 5am; 9/6 8pm; 9/7 2am; 9/9 5am; 9/11 5pm; 9/18 5pm; 9/20 8pm; 9/21 2am; 9/23 5am; 9/25 5pm; 9/27 8pm; 9/28 2am; 9/30 5am Home Across Lands 9/29 10pm; 9/30 1pm Hometime Fri 12:30pm; Sat 2:30pm (Except 9/3) Immigrant Nation! The Battle for the Dream 9/18 4pm; 9/28 1pm IN Focus: Arts 9/22 8pm; 9/23 6pm In Performance at The White House Fiesta Latina 9/30 10pm In the Life 9/4 1am Indiana Week in Review Sat 5:30 (Except 9/3) Inside Indiana Business Sat 4:30 (Except 9/3) Journal Weekdays 11:30pm (except 9/1, 9/2, 9/7, 9/19, 9/27) Joy of Music Sat 6:30pm (except 9/3) Keeping Up Appearances Sat 8pm (except 9/3) Knit and Crochet Now! 9/5 11:30am; 9/12 11:30am Knitting Daily 9/19 11:30am; 9/26 11:30am Lawrence Welk Show Sat 7pm (except 9/3) Legends of Folk: The Village Scene 9/2 8:30pm Live From Lincoln Center: New York Philharmonic Opening Night Gala Concert 9/21 8pm; 9/22 1am; 9/23 2am

LMAO! Comedy Showcase 9/16 10:30pm; 9/22 10pm Martha Speaks Weekdays 9am; Sun 9:30am Martha’s Sewing Room Thu 11:30am Masterpiece Mystery!

Inspector Lewis; Series IV: Old, Unhappy, Far Off 9/5 1am; 9/6 3am; 9/9 9:30pm Masterpiece Mystery!

Inspector Lewis; Series IV: Wild Justice 9/18 9pm; 9/19 1am; 9/20 3am Masterpiece Mystery!

Inspector Lewis; Series IV: The Mind Has Mountains 9/25 9pm; 9/26 1am; 9/27 3am McLaughlin Group Sat 3:30pm (except 9/3) Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Sat 6am MotorWeek Sun Noon (except 9/4) Music Voyager WTIU Pledge Special 9/1 8pm; 9/3 10:30pm Music Voyager Thursday 8:30pm (except 9/1, 9/15) My Generation Thu 6pm Nancy Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime 9/12 10pm; 9/13 1am; 9/14 3am; 9/16 4am; 9/18 1pm Nature: Revealing the Leopard 9/5 Midnight; 9/5 1pm; 9/6 5am; 9/11 Midnight Nature: Braving Iraq 9/7 8pm; 9/12 1pm Nature: Clever Monkeys 9/13 5am; 9/14 8pm; 9/18 Midnight Nature: Supersize Crocs 9/18 8pm; 9/19 Midnight; 9/19 1pm; 9/20 5am; 9/25 Midnight

Nature: Hummingbirds: Magic in the Air 9/25 8pm; 9/26 Midnight; 9/26 1pm; 9/27 5am; 9/28 8pm Need To Know Fri 8:30pm; Sat 1:30am; Sun 4:30 New Tricks Sat 7pm (except 9/3) Nightly Business Report Weekdays 6:30pm Not In Our Town: Light In the Darkness 9/21 10pm; 9/23 4am; 9/26 5am NOVA: Becoming Human: 9/1 1am; 9/1 2am; 9/1 3am; 9/2 3am; 9/2 4am; 9/2 5am; 9/4 2am; 9/4 3am NOVA: Engineering Ground Zero 9/7 9pm; 9/8 1am; 9/8 1pm; 9/10 2:30am; 9/11 1am NOVA: Smartest Machine On Earth 9/14 9pm; 9/15 1am; 9/15 1pm; 9/16 2am; 9/18 1am NOVA: Japan’s Killer Quake 9/28 9pm; 9/29 1am; 9/29 1pm; 9/30 3am NOVA scienceNOW: How Does the Brain Work? 9/14 10pm; 9/15 2am; 9/16 3am Out in America 9/3 11:30pm Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer Thu 2:30pm Pati’s Mexican Table Fri 12:00 PBS NewsHour Weekdays 7pm PBS Previews: Prohibition 9/1 5:30am; 9/5 2:30am; 9/5 4:30am; 9/6 4:30am; 9/12 5:30am; 9/13 4:30am; 9/15 5:30am; 9/18 10:30pm; 9/19 2:30am; 9/20 4:30am; 9/22 5:30am; 9/23 10:30pm; 9/24

3:30am; 9/26 4:30am People v. Leo Frank 9/3 2:30am Peregrinos: A Musical Journey 9/22 10:30pm; 9/25 4:30pm POV: Armadillo 9/1 4am; 9/5 3am POV: Better This World 9/6 10pm; 9/8 4am; 9/10 3:30am; 9/11 3am POV: If A Tree Falls: A Story Of The Earth Liberation Front 9/13 10pm; 9/15 3am; 9/18 3am POV: The Learning 9/20 10pm; 9/22 3am; 9/25 3am POV: Last Train Home 9/27 10pm; 9/29 3am Primal Grill With Steven Raichlen Mon Noon Program About Unusual Buildings & Other Roadside Stuff 9/24 4am; 9/25 1am Quilting Arts Wed 11:30am Red Green Show Sat 8:30 (Except 9/3) Religion & Ethics Newsweekly Tue 6pm Reserved to Fight 9/25 11pm Rick Steves’ Europe Sat 6pm (Except 9/3) Ride Along the Lincoln Highway 9/2 2am Roadtrip Nation Sun 11am (except 9/4) Saddle Club Sun 10:30am (except 9/4) SciGirls Sat 9:30am (except 9/3) Scrapbook Soup Mon 2:30pm Seabiscuit: American Experience 9/26 10pm; 9/27 1am; 9/28 3am; 9/30 2am Sesame Street Weekdays 10am; Sun 6am Sewing With Nancy Fri 11:30am Sid the Science Kid Weekdays 11am; Sun 9am

Simon and Garfunkel: Songs of America 9/4 10am Sky Island 9/17 3:30am; 9/18 4:30am; 9/19 4:30am Song of the Mountains Sat 10pm (except 9/3) Speaking in Tongues 9/7 1pm State of the University Address 2011-2012 9/27 11:30pm Storm That Swept Mexico 9/19 10pm; 9/20 1am; 9/21 3am Straight No Chaser Live in New York 9/2 1pm Super Why! Weekdays 7:30am; Sun 8am Surviving the Tsunami: A NOVA Special Presentation 9/28 10pm; 9/29 2am; 9/30 4am Tavis Smiley Weekdays 11pm (except 9/1, 9/6, 9/7, 9/13, 9/19, 9/20, 9/27) Tavis Smiley Reports: Too Important to Fail 9/13 8pm; 9/14 2am; 9/16 5am; 9/17 4am; 9/19 5am Ten Years Later: The 9/11 Commissioners Reflect 9/15 8:30pm This Old House Wed 12:30pm; Sat 1:30pm (Except 9/3) This Old House Hour Fri 5am; Sat 1am Thomas & Friends Sat 7am To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe Sat 4pm (except 9/3) Victory Garden Sat 12:30pm (except 9/3); Mon 12:30pm Washing Away: After the Storms 9/8 5:30am; 9/12 5am; 9/25 4:30am Washington Week Fri 8pm; Sat 1am; Sun 4am; Sun 5:30am Weekly Special Thu 8pm; Fri 6pm (except 9/22 and 9/23)

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11:00 Broadside Emerging Empires Collide, Part 2

Wild Kratts Weekdays 9:30am (starting 9/5), Sat 8:30am Wilderness Plots in Concert 9/3 10:30am Woodsmith Shop Sat 1pm (except 9/3), Tue 12:30pm Woodsongs Sat 11pm (except 9/3) Woodwright’s Shop Sat 3pm (except 9/3) WordGirl Weekdays 3pm WTIU High School Sports: Football 9/11 2pm Yellowstone: Land to Life 9/25 10:30pm; 9/26 2:30am; 9/27 4:30am; 9/29 5:30am

4 Sunday 6:00 Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick?

When The Bough Breaks/ Becoming American 7:00 Peter, Paul and Mary: Carry It On: A Musical Legacy 9:00 Immigrant Nation! The Battle for the Dream 10:00 Global Voices The Team 11:00 Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange The Fighting Spirit

Scan this QR code with your smart phone to access the WTIU online program schedule.

TIU World (Ch. 30.2) Evening Programming Weeknights 10:00 PBS NewHour 11:00 BBC World News 11:30 Nightly Business Report 1 Thursday 6:00 For Gold and Glory 7:00 NOVA Becoming Human: First Steps 8:00 NOVA Becoming Human: Birth of Humanity 9:00 NOVA Becoming Human: Last Human Standing 2 Friday 6:00 Walking Into The Unknown 7:00 Celebrating North America’s Steam Railways 9:00 Walking Into The Unknown 3 Saturday 6:00 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack 6:30 Inside Washington 7:00 Walking Into The Unknown 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 Simon and Garfunkel: Songs of America 10:00 Broadside Emerging Empires Collide, Part 1

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5 Monday 6:00 Nature Revealing The Leopard

6:30 Inside Washington 7:00 Free or Equal: A Personal View by Johan Norberg 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 McLaughlin Group 9:00 Need to Know 10:00 Frontline Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero 11 Sunday 6:00 Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making us Sick?

Collateral Damage/Not Just A Paycheck 7:00 Roots of Love: On Sikh Hair and Turban 7:30 POV Better This World 9:00 Frontline Wikisecrets 10:00 Global Voices A Dream In Doubt 11:00 Roots of Love: On Sikh Hair and Turban 11:30 From The Ground Up 12 Monday 6:00 Nature Braving Iraq 7:00 Ubaldo 8:00 Balloon Fiesta 9:00 Nature Braving Iraq

7:00 Bloody Thursday 8:00 Free or Equal: A Personal View by Johan Norberg 9:00 Nature Revealing The Leopard 6 Tuesday 6:00 Indiana Courts Baer v.

State of Indiana 7:00 People v. Leo Frank 8:30 Unlikely Friendship 9:00 History Detectives 7 Wednesday 6:00 Frontline 7:00 From The Ground Up 7:30 POV Better This World 9:00 Frontline 8 Thursday 6:00 Weekly Special Home Sweet Home 6:30 Watershed Mentality 7:00 Nature Braving Iraq 8:00 NOVA Engineering Ground Zero 9:00 September’s Children 9 Friday 6:00 Good Meat 7:00 Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making us Sick?

Bad Sugar/Place Matters 8:00 Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making us Sick?

Collateral Damage/Not Just A Paycheck 9:00 Good Meat 10 Saturday 6:00 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack

13 Tuesday 6:00 Indiana Courts Delarosa v.

State of Indiana 7:00 Suburban America: Problems & Promise 8:00 Long Distance Warrior 9:00 History Detectives 14 Wednesday 6:00 Frontline 7:00 Global Focus: The New Environmentalists 7:30 POV If A Tree Falls: A Story Of The Earth Liberation Front 9:00 Frontline 15 Thursday 2:00 Ten Years Later: The 9/11 Commissioners Reflect (LIVE) 6:00 Weekly Special Back to School 6:30 Life Is Cool!...Pass It On! 7:00 Leonardo’s Dream Machines 8:00 Leonardo’s Dream Machines 9:00 NOVA Smartest Machine On Earth 16 Friday 6:00 Cuba Mia: Portrait of An All-Woman Orchestra 7:00 American Masters Cachao: Uno Mas 8:30 Los Lonely Boys Cottonfields and Crossroads 17 Saturday 6:00 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack 6:30 European Journal 7:00 Suburban America:

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

Problems & Promise Washington Week McLaughlin Group Need to Know Inside Washington This Emotional Life Family, Friends & Lovers

18 Sunday 6:00 Los Lonely Boys Cottonfields and Crossroads

Los Lonely Boys.

7:30 POV If A Tree Falls: A Story Of The Earth Liberation Front 9:00 Wilderness: The Great Debate 10:00 Global Voices The Judge and the General 11:30 Global Voices The Dictator Hunter 19 Monday 6:00 Nature Kilauea: Mountain of Fire 7:00 Cuba Mia: Portrait of An All-Woman Orchestra 8:00 India with Sanjeev Bhaskar Bombay Dreams 9:00 Nature Kilauea: Mountain of Fire 20 Tuesday 6:00 Indiana Courts Nicoson v.

State of Indiana 7:00 As Long As I Remember: American Veteranos 8:00 Cruz Reynoso: Sowing The Seeds of Justice 9:00 History Detectives 21 Wednesday 6:00 Frontline 7:00 Salud Sin Barreras: Health Without Barriers 7:30 POV The Learning 9:00 Frontline 22 Thursday 6:00 Weekly Special Hoosiers at Work 6:30 LaPorte, Indiana 7:00 Peregrinos: A Musical Journey 7:30 Wilderness: The Great Debate 8:30 Land of Destiny 9:50 Ocularist

23 Friday 6:00 Bhutan - Taking The Middle TIU Family (Ch. 30.3) Path to Happiness 7:00 Japanland Suburban Monday – Friday Samurai Noon Super Why! 8:00 Japanland Spiritland 12:30 Barney & Friends 9:00 Bhutan - Taking The Middle 1:00 Caillou Path to Happiness 1:30 Sid the Science Kid 2:00 Dinosaur Train 24 Saturday 6:00 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack 2:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

6:30 European Journal 3:00 Curious George 7:00 India with Sanjeev Bhaskar 3:30 Martha Speaks Bombay Dreams 4:00 Arthur 8:00 Washington Week 4:30 Wordgirl 8:30 McLaughlin Group 5:00 Wild Kratts 9:00 Need to Know 9:30 Inside Washington 10:00 This Emotional Life Facing Our Fears 25 Sunday 6:20 The Poodle Trainer 6:30 Salud Sin Barreras Health Without Barriers 7:00 Global Voices 8:00 Singing Revolution 9:00 Cruz Reynoso: Sowing The Seeds of Justice 10:00 Global Voices A Son’s Sacrifice 10:30 Salud Sin Barreras: Health Without Barriers 11:00 India with Sanjeev Bhaskar Bombay Dreams 26 Monday 6:00 Nature Is That Skunk?

7:00 Hotspots 8:00 Hotspots 9:00 IN Focus 9:30 Peregrinos: A Musical Journey 27 Tuesday 6:00 State of the University Address 2011-2012 7:00 Independent Lens At Home In Utopia 8:00 Keeping The Kibbutz 9:00 History Detectives

6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30

Gary Spetz’s Painting Wild America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy P. Allen Smith’s Garden (Beg 9/25 Chef John Besh) Barbeque University with Steve Raichlein (Beg 9/25 Nick Stellino) Rick Steves’ Europe Art Wolfe’s Travels (Beg 9/14 Wild Photo Adventures) Garden Smart (Sun P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home) Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop

3 Saturday 6:00-midnight Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen Marathon

10:00 Simply Ming 10:30 Everyday Food 11:00 Barbecue University with Steven Raichlen 11:30 Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie 24 Saturday 6:00 Travelscope 6:30 Avec Eric 7:00 Travelscope 7:30 Avec Eric 8:00 Travelscope 8:30 Avec Eric 9:00 Travelscope 9:30 Avec Eric 10:00 Travelscope 10:30 Avec Eric 11:00 Travelscope 11:30 Avec Eric

TIU ESPANOL (Ch. 30.4) Sundays 8:00 Cuentame Como Paso 9:00 Great Performances 11:00 Estudio Billboard

5:30 Electric Company Evening Schedule Mondays and Fridays (am & pm) 6:00 Martha’s Sewing Room 6:30 One Stroke Painting (Beg 9/12 Grand View) 7:00 Simply Ming 7:30 Lidia’s Italy 8:00 Ciao Italia 8:30 Primal Grill 9:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 9:30 Music Voyager (Beg 9/26 Rudy Maxa’s World) 10:00 Garden Smart (Fri P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home) 10:30 This Old House 11:00 Hometime 11:30 B Organic With Michele Beschen

28 Wednesday Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:00 Frontline (am & pm) 7:00 Roots of Love: On Sikh Hair 6:00 Fons & Porter’s Love of and Turban Quilting 7:30 POV Last Train Home 6:30 Best of the Joy of Painting 9:00 Frontline 7:00 Pati’s Mexican Table (Beg 9/15 Jacques Pepin) 29 Thursday 7:30 Vine Talk 6:00 Weekly Special Best-Of 8:00 Coastal Cooking (Beg 9/26 Musical Guests Kimchi Chronicles) 6:30 Ernie Pyle’s War 8:30 Made in Spain 7:00 NOVA Japan’s Killer Quake 9:00 Globe Trekker 8:00 Surviving The Tsunami: A NOVA Special Presentation 10:00 Victory Garden 10:30 Woodwright’s Shop 9:00 Secrets of the Dead 11:00 American Woodshop Sinking Atlantis 11:30 Growing Bolder 30 Friday 6:00 Everest: A Climb for Peace Wednesdays and Sundays 7:00 Japanland Mountain Gods (am & pm) 6:00 Lap Quilting with Georgia and Businessmen (Beg 9/11 Knit and Crochet 8:00 Japanland The Final Test Today) 9:00 Everest: A Climb for Peace

Mondays 8:00 Wild at Heart 9:00 Mini Series: Estelares 10:00 El Aguila Roja 11:00 Wild at Heart Steven Raichlen.

10 Saturday 6:00 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions 6:30 Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa 7:00 Grannies On Safari 7:30 B Organic with Michele Beschen 8:00 Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa 8:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions 9:00 Rudy Maxa’s World 9:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions 10:00 Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa 10:30 Rick Steves’ Europe 11:00 Moment of Luxury 11:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions 17 Saturday 6:00 Made In Spain 6:30 Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Co. 7:00 Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen 7:30 Avec Eric 8:00 Jacques Pepin: More Fast Food My Way 8:30 New Scandinavian Cooking 9:00 Chefs A’ Field 9:30 Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef

Tuesdays 8:00 Comisario Rex 9:00 Mini Series: Estelares 10:00 Alarm for Cobra 11:00 Comisario Rex Wednesdays 8:00 Dance Academy 8:30 Dance Academy 9:00 Mini Series: Estelares 10:00 No Matarus (9/28 El Barco) 11:00 Dance Academy 11:30 Dance Academy Thursdays 8:00 The Family Restaurant 8:30 The Family Restaurant 9:00 Mini Series: Estelares 10:00 Antimafia Squad (Beg 9/22 Good or Evil) 11:00 The Family Restaurant 11:30 The Family Restaurant Fridays 8:00 Cuentame Como Paso 9:00 Jorge Gestoso Investiga 10:00 Oppenheimer Presenta 11:00 Cuentame Como Paso Saturdays 8:00 Desafio Extremo 9:00 No Matarus 10:00 Alarm for Cobra 11:00 Antimafia Squad (9/24 Good or Evil)

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Overnight Schedule Tuesday-Saturday 12:00 Charlie Rose 1 Thursday 1:00 NOVA Becoming Human 2:00 NOVA Becoming Human 3:00 NOVA Becoming Human 4:00 POV Armadillo 5:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition 2 Friday 1:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 Ride Along The Lincoln Highway 3:00 NOVA Becoming Human 4:00 NOVA Becoming Human 5:00 NOVA Becoming Human 3 Saturday 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Need to Know 2:30 People v. Leo Frank 4:00 Frontline The Man Who Knew 5:00 This Old House Hour 4 Sunday 1:00 In The Life 1:30 Beyond Boundaries 2:00 NOVA Becoming Human 3:00 NOVA Becoming Human 4:00 Washington Week 4:30 Need to Know 5:30 Washington Week 5 Monday 12:00 Nature Revealing The Leopard 1:00 Masterpiece Mystery!

Inspector Lewis Series IV 2:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition 3:00 POV Armadillo 4:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition 5:00 History Detectives 6 Tuesday 1:00 Forgotten Ellis Island 2:00 Antiques Roadshow Hartford-Hour Three 3:00 Masterpiece Mystery!

Inspector Lewis, Series IV 4:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition 5:00 Nature Revealing The Leopard

7 Wednesday 1:00 Frontline Top Secret America 2:00 History Detectives 3:00 Forgotten Ellis Island 4:00 Antiques Roadshow Hartford - Hour Three 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Las Vegas - Hour Two

2:00 Antiques Roadshow Relative Riches 3:00 Great Performances The New York Philharmonic 10th Anniversary Concert for 9/11 4:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition 5:00 Nature Clever Monkeys

8 Thursday 1:00 NOVA Engineering Ground Zero 2:00 Frontline Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero 4:00 POV Better This World 5:30 Washing Away: After The Storms

14 Wednesday 1:00 Frontline 2:00 Tavis Smiley Reports Too Important to Fail 3:00 Nancy Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime 4:00 Antiques Roadshow Relative Riches 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Las Vegas - Hour Three

9 Friday 1:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 Forgotten Ellis Island 3:00 Frontline Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero 5:00 History Detectives 10 Saturday 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Need to Know 2:30 NOVA Engineering Ground Zero 3:30 POV Better This World 5:00 This Old House Hour 11 Sunday 12:00 Nature Revealing The Leopard 1:00 NOVA Engineering Ground Zero 2:00 Frontline Top Secret America 3:00 POV Better This World 4:30 Washington Week 5:00 Need to Know 12 Monday 12:30 America Remembers - 9/11 1:30 Great Performances The New York Philharmonic 10th Anniversary Concert for 9/11 3:00 Frontline Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero 5:00 Washing Away: After the Storms 5:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition 13 Tuesday 1:00 Nancy Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime

15 Thursday 1:00 NOVA Smartest Machine On Earth 2:00 NOVA scienceNOW How Does The Brain Work?

3:00 POV If A Tree Falls 4:30 Frontline 5:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition 16 Friday 1:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 NOVA Smartest Machine On Earth 3:00 NOVA scienceNOW How Does the Brain Work?

4:00 Nancy Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime 5:00 Tavis Smiley Reports Too Important to Fail 17 Saturday 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Need to Know 2:00 American Masters A Letter to Elia 3:30 Sky Island 4:00 Tavis Smiley Reports Too Important to Fail 5:00 This Old House Hour 18 Sunday 12:00 Nature Clever Monkeys 1:00 NOVA Smartest Machine On Earth 2:00 Frontline 3:00 POV If A Tree Falls 4:30 Sky Island 5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Need to Know

19 Monday 12:00 Nature Supersize Crocs 1:00 Masterpiece Mystery!

Inspector Lewis, Series IV 2:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition 3:00 American Masters A Letter to Elia 4:30 Sky Island 5:00 Tavis Smiley Reports Too Important to Fail 20 Tuesday 1:00 Storm That Swept Mexico 3:00 Masterpiece Mystery!

Inspector Lewis, Series IV 4:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition 5:00 Nature Supersize Crocs 21 Wednesday 1:00 Frontline 2:00 History Detectives 3:00 Storm That Swept Mexico 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Jackpot!

22 Thursday 1:00 Live from Lincoln Center New York Philharmonic Opening Night Gala Concert 3:00 POV The Learning 4:30 Frontline 5:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition 23 Friday 1:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 Live from Lincoln Center New York Philharmonic Opening Night Gala Concert 4:00 Not In Our Town: Light in the Darkness 5:00 History Detectives 24 Saturday 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Need to Know 2:00 Great Performances Plácido Domingo: My Favorite Roles 3:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition 4:00 Program About Unusual Buildings & Other Roadside Stuff 5:00 This Old House Hour 25 Sunday 12:00 Nature Supersize Crocs

1:00 Program About Unusual Buildings & Other Roadside Stuff 2:00 Frontline 3:00 POV The Learning 4:30 Washing Away: After The Storms 5:00 Washington Week 5:30 Need to Know 26 Monday 12:00 Nature Hummingbirds 1:00 Masterpiece Mystery!

Inspector Lewis, Series IV 2:30 Yellowstone: Land to Life 3:00 Great Performances Plácido Domingo: My Favorite Roles 4:30 PBS Previews: Prohibition 5:00 Not In Our Town: Light in the Darkness 27 Tuesday 1:00 Seabiscuit: American Experience 2:00 Antiques Roadshow Raleigh - Hour One 3:00 Masterpiece Mystery!

Inspector Lewis, Series IV 4:30 Yellowstone: Land to Life 5:00 Nature Hummingbirds 28 Wednesday 12:30 Tavis Smiley 1:00 Frontline 2:00 History Detectives 3:00 Seabiscuit: American Experience 4:00 Antiques Roadshow Raleigh - Hour One 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Salt Lake City-Part1 29 Thursday 1:00 NOVA Japan’s Killer Quake 2:00 Surviving The Tsunami: A NOVA Special Presentation 3:00 POV Last Train Home 4:30 Frontline 5:30 Yellowstone: Land to Life 30 Friday 1:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 Seabiscuit: American Experience 3:00 NOVA Japan’s Killer Quake 4:00 Surviving The Tsunami: A NOVA Special Presentation 5:00 History Detectives

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America Remembers – 9/11 Sunday, September 11 at 8pm

The PBS NewsHour presents a one-hour special broadcast commemorating the 10th anniversary of the attacks of September 11, 2001. The team will examine the significance of the day in many different communities across the nation.

Other 9/11 Programming: Great Performances: The New York Philharmonic 10th Anniversary Concert for 9/11 Sunday, September 11 at 9pm

A rendering of the Manhattan skyline, including the new World Trade Center skyscrapers.

The New York Philharmonic, under conductor Alan Gilbert, with guest soloists and the New York Choral Artists, performs Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, “Resurrection.”

spirit. This program follows the construction of One World Trade Center (1 WTC) and the National September 11 Memorial & Museum.

Frontline: The Man Who Knew

Wednesday, September 7 at 10pm

Sunday, September 11 at 10:30pm When the Twin Towers fell on September 11, 2001, among the thousands killed was the one man who may have known more about Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda than any other person in America: John O’Neill.

NOVA: Engineering Ground Zero Wednesday, September 7 at 9pm NOVA presents an epic story of engineering, innovation and the perseverance of the human

Frontline: Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero This program explores and illuminates the many spiritual questions that have come out of the terror, pain and destruction at Ground Zero.

Ten Years Later: The 9/11 Commissioners Reflect Thursday, September 15 at 8pm Former Rep. Lee H. Hamilton (D-IN), Vice-Chair of the 9/11 Comission, brings together the majority of the members at the IU Auditorium for a discussion of their 2004 report, as well as how they look at the events of 9/11 with a decade behind them.