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Free Admission Weekend at the Computer History Museum What? Present a current KQED MemberCard and valid photo ID at the museum entrance for FREE admission for you and your guests. When? Saturday, March 24, or Sunday, March 25, from 10am to 5pm. Where? Computer History Museum 1401 N. Shoreline Blvd. Mountain View, CA 94043 computerhistory.org
The Computer History Museum is the world’s leading institution exploring the history of computing and its ongoing impact on society. Now on view, Revolution: The First 2,000 Years of Computing is a rich multimedia exhibition tracing the history of modern computing. Make it a full day at the museum. On March 24 and 25, KQED members receive 15 percent off purchases at the Cloud Café and at the Museum Store. And if you purchase a CHM Annual Membership, a second year will be added for free. This offer is good for General, Senior, Student and Family Memberships.
Even if there’s not a special KQED member day at a local musuem, you can take advantage of a growing collection of museums discounts. From Asian and modern art to the history of Chinese society and Mickey Mouse, find a complete list of museum discounts at kqed.org/perks. Or click on the Perks option of the KQED iPhone app.
Honoring Remarkable Women Who Make a Difference in Our Community
Celebrate Women’s History Month with KQED and Wells Fargo. Join us for an awards ceremony and live entertainment followed by a reception and docent-led tours of the station. Thursday, March 22, 6-8:30pm at KQED, 2601 Mariposa St., San Francisco. RSVP by March 14, 2012 whmrsvp@kqed.org Complimentary valet parking
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The Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera first opened in 1986 at Her Majesty’s Theatre in London and is based on the French novel Le Fantôme de l’Opéra, by Gaston Leroux. Set against the glamor and spectacle of the Paris Opera House, the tale is of the horribly disfigured Phantom, who was once a promising musician and who now terrorizes the opera company. Shamed by his physical appearance and feared by all, the Phantom is drawn to the beautiful ingenue Christine Daaé. He begins coaching her secretly and a tragic romance unfolds between the unlikely pair.
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The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall airs Sunday, March 4, at 7pm on KQED 9 and Tuesday, March 13, at 7pm on KQED Plus.
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The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall, a fully-staged, lavish 25th anniversary mounting of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s long-running Broadway and West End extravaganza, comes to Great Performances this month. To mark the musical’s silver anniversary, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh presented The Phantom of the Opera in the Victorian splendor of London’s Royal Albert Hall. International audiences were invited to join the 2011 celebration when the evening was transmitted live to cinemas worldwide. This dazzling restaging of the original production re-creates the jaw-dropping scenery and breathtaking special effects of the original, set to Lloyd Webber’s haunting score. The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall stars Ramin Karimloo as the Phantom and Sierra Boggess as Christine. They are joined by Barry James as Monsieur Firmin, Gareth Snook as Monsieur André, Liz Robertson as Madame Giry and Wynne Evans as Piangi, together with a cast and orchestra of more than 200, including special guest appearances by the original Phantom and Christine, Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman. Illustrious past Phantoms Peter Jöback, John OwenJones, Anthony Warlow and Colm Wilkinson join forces for a powerful “Music of the Night,” all introduced by a beaming Lloyd Webber.
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Welcome, New Board Members Thank you for being a supporter of KQED and public media. KQED is a critical community asset as evidenced by an increasing audience. The Bay Area relies on KQED for the highest-quality media, including in-depth news and information, leading children’s educational programs, and locally focused and relevant science and arts services. In short, KQED brings you the information you need to enjoy the Bay Area to the fullest. The KQED Board of Directors is committed to ensuring that KQED remains the essential, relevant and distinctive institution it has been for almost 60 years. It is my great pleasure to introduce the three new members of KQED’s Board: Edward Lichty, Jennifer Siebel Newsom and Mark Perry. The Board is working closely with KQED’s management team to make certain our future programs and services will be valued by you, your neighbors and the young people who will be our audience in a few years. Thank you for your support, which makes all of this possible. With sincere appreciation, Anne Avis Chair, KQED Board of Directors
Edward Lichty is general manager at the online streaming media service Vudu. Prior to joining Vudu, he spent eight years in various strategic and business development roles at TiVo Inc.
Complete lists of KQED Board and CAP members are online at kqed.org/board.
Jennifer Siebel Newsom is a documentarian and an actress. She is also the director, writer and producer of the film Miss Representation, which premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival.
Mark Perry is a former KQED Board member. As general partner with the venture capital firm New Enterprise Associates, he focuses on information technology investments.
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Read On Q and Win! Welcome back to the monthly contest especially for On Q readers from “The Giveaway”—KQED’s blog offering prizes and opportunities to win free tickets to events around the Bay Area. The answer to the monthly question is in On Q. Send your answer to giveaway@kqed.org (please put “On Q” in the subject line) by
March 12, 2012, to be entered to win a pair of tickets from Live Nation to see Ani DiFranco on March 27, 2012, at The Fillmore in San Francisco. For a chance to win more cool prizes, visit “The Giveaway” (kqed.org/giveaway) and check out the latest contest.
In the next few issues of On Q, you’ll learn a little something about the six new members of KQED’s Community Advisory Panel (CAP). But first, an introduction from CAP’s 2012 chair.
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Why did you want to become a CAP member, and what would you like to accomplish during your tenure? I was asked to consider participating because of my interest in Latino issues, and I decided to apply so I could help give voice to the under represented and disadvantaged communities that I serve. I would like to contribute my content expertise and knowledge about
community services to CAP. I believe in the power of media, public television and radio specifically, to influence attitudes and perspectives about our diverse communities.
Why did you want to become a CAP member, and what would you like to accomplish during your tenure? My aim as a CAP member is to bridge the gap of accessibility and communication between disenfranchised communities and KQED, particularly among Mission district youth. I hope to broaden my community relations in and outside San Francisco, with the ultimate goal of interconnecting with and recruiting new KQED audiences through community partnerships.
Finish the sentence: “KQED is my source for . . .” community-oriented news that strives to be sensible, balanced and interactive.
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As the incoming chair of KQED’s Community Advisory Panel, I’m excited to share our work with KQED members. CAP consists of 24 individuals representing the broad diversity of KQED’s viewership, listeners and members, stretching from Sonoma County to Monterey County and from San Francisco to the East Bay. The members of CAP actively participate in recruiting and selecting KQED’s Local Heroes and we represent the station at community events throughout the year. Perhaps most important, we promote KQED’s content to the broader community, including at events co-hosted by diverse organizations throughout Northern California. Volunteering on CAP has made me appreciate even more all the hard work, dedication and commitment it takes to produce the amazing programming you find on KQED.
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Coordinating and directing their work through 16 weekday newscasts is senior news editor Julia McEvoy. We pulled Julia away from the newsdesk to ask her some question about KQED News.
What sets KQED apart from other Bay Area news outlets? A combination of things sets us apart. Our international coverage is strong, thanks to NPR and The World; our state coverage is top-notch because of the strong reporting work coming out of The California Report; and our Bay Area coverage is added to the mix to give the news consumer a complete package. An amazing amount of work goes into producing a two-minute radio story. How many people are involved in getting a newscast on the air? Our core radio and online news team is 11 people. KQED also has state and special-project reporters who focus on areas of health, science, education, politics, immigration and climate. These reporters’ contributions help enrich our newscasts. We also partner with local community news organizations to bring street-level reporting, and we partner with investigative operations such as California Watch to dig in deeper on issues. And, of course, nothing would get on the air and online without a dedicated engineering and IT staff. So, yeah, a lot of people are behind the scenes getting even a short radio story to our listeners.
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What’s a typical work day like? I’m usually home squinting at local TV news programs at 5am, trying not to wake up everyone else in my house. I’m basically getting a quick take on what is breaking news and trying to become coherent.
When I get into the station, I scan news sources, national and local, to give me a better handle on the day’s important stories. I start working with the morning anchor to go over the news stories our team has left us to start the day and start targeting the stories our team will work on that afternoon. The news team meets several times a day to make sure reporters are where they need to be and are able to get the news back to us in time for the newscasts. The great thing about working in a newsroom is that you’re constantly in action as part of a team effort. What’s your background in radio? I started at WBEZ, Chicago public radio, went to reporting for NPR in Miami, then moved into documentary work while I was raising my three kids. I found I liked editing and then got a great gig as executive producer of an exceptional multi-media public affairs series called Chicago Matters. The opportunity to come help rebuild KQED’s regional news service was irresistible. Since I believe in trying to leave the world at least a little bit better of a place then when I entered it, public radio’s mission has always attracted me. I think informing people is key to a healthy democracy, and building bridges between constituencies helps create a more civilized society. At KQED, I feel I’m part of that mission. What’s the most memorable story you’ve worked on at KQED? About a week after I started here, the explosion of the PG&E pipeline rocked San Bruno. It was trial by fire for me in the newsroom, since I barely knew the operating systems and was still learning the way KQED functioned. Witnessing the KQED News team operating under pressure that day, I knew I’d come to the right place. We were able to help our audience stay with this story — one that still resonates as we continue to look at the state’s infrastructure needs.
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Newscast Know-How Behind every 90-second newscast on KQED Public Radio there’s a team of reporters and producers working to make sure you have the latest information on what’s happening in the Bay Area.
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Podcasts I download the This American Life podcast every week and look forward to a new “Noise Pop” every month. KQED.org My top two online destinations are “Bay Area Bites” and “Gallery Crawl.” I also head to the website to watch television programs I’ve missed and follow the “News Fix” and “Capital Notes” blogs.
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Don’t Tell Me. But most of all, the hourly newscasts from both NPR and KQED News give me a deeper perspective of what’s happening around the world and in our own community.
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Television I try to never miss American Experience. From Freedom Riders to Stonewall Uprising to Buffalo Bill, I always learn something fascinating about how our country grew into what it is today. I love American Masters for its fine portraits of everyone from John Lennon to Woody Allen and Leonard Bernstein. On the lighter side, traveling the world with the Globetrekker crew takes me on virtual adventures that I’ll probably never cross off my bucket list.
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A Familiar Voice, Now a Familiar Face Riding up the elevator at KQED one morning, I strike up a conversation with a charming man whose voice sounds very familiar. Why? Turns out he’s Alan Cheuse, who’s been reviewing books on All Things Considered since the 1980s.
Tell me the story of how you became a reviewer for All Things Considered. I actually resisted for quite a while. I was living in Tennessee and got an assignment from a radio trade magazine to write about NPR. This was in the early ’80s, when NPR was a fairly young organization. I flew to D.C. and met a bunch of people, including Susan Stamberg. It was the only time I’ve ever been to Morning Edition — you have to get up at like 2am. Then, before I could even start writing the piece, I got a letter (that dates this story, doesn’t it?) saying the magazine was folding. Soon after, I got a call from Susan Stamberg’s producer asking if I had any interest in doing book reviews for ATC. I considered myself a print guy. I did college radio, but —. I gave a list of other people, but she called back, insisting. “Oh, okay,” I said. So I made a tape. I reviewed a novel by a Southern writer, I don’t remember who. I got a call back: “This is terrible, make another.” After the fifth or sixth one, they said they were going to use it. That was 1982. Now I do 40 to 50 reviews each year. I go down to the main NPR studio to record when I’m on the East Coast. During the summers, when I’m in Santa Cruz, I tape at KQED. 8
Are you originally from the West Coast? No. When I met my second wife in the late 1970s, she was the number two — as in only the second one — grad student in the history of consciousness program at U.C. Santa Cruz. I followed her to California. I spent a month or more there in winter of 1975 and fell in love with the Pacific Ocean. I’ve been going now for more than 30 years. The fog in the morning makes you stay home and work, and then you can take a beach walk in the afternoon. Who chooses the books you review? I choose the books. It’s rare that someone at NPR suggests something. I can remember some of those. For instance, I was asked to review The Iran-Contra Report as a thriller. And every now and then I’m asked to review a campaign biography. The rest are up to me. I try to read across the menu, from the deeply serious to thrillers to science fiction. I remain pretty much within the U.S. borders, although it’s difficult not to stray when there’s something like a new Murakami.
Does being a writer impact how you approach a book? Are most reviewers also writers? I think most people who review poetry tend to be poets, but I believe only half of people who review fiction are writers themselves. I think it’s favorable to have working artists reviewing other artists’ work. We can speak to the technique. Are you working on a novel now? Yes. Also, my novel Song of Slaves in the Desert comes out in paperback in July, and I have a new short story in the next issue of The Michigan Quarterly Review.
Read the full interview online. kqed.org/onq-exclusives All Things Considered airs on KQED Public Radio weekdays from 4:30pm to 6:30pm, repeating at 11pm.
Photo: Creative Services, George Mason University.
Cheuse wears a number of professional hats. Trained as a literary scholar, he splits his time between the coasts, spending nine months of the year in Washington, D.C., where he teaches writing at George Mason University, and writing during the summers in Santa Cruz. He graciously offered himself up as an interview subject.
KQED is the national presenting station of The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! — one of the most-watched children’s programs in the country.
Teachers, Elevate Your Voice Get involved with our community events and stay informed by visiting our website showcasing KQED News reports, guest bloggers from the education community, youth-created media and STEM professional development opportunities. This month, KQED is hosting an American Graduate Teacher Town Hall. Moderated by Glynn Washington, of NPR’s Snap Judgment, it will celebrate best practices, elevate teacher voices, and serve as a catalyst to generate new conversations about education today and the realities faced by America’s teachers.
American Graduate Teacher Town Hall March 13, 2012 5:30-8pm Laney College Auditorium, Oakland For more information and to register for this event, please visit kqed.org/ AmericanGraduate.
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Each year, more than 1.3 million students drop out of high school — that’s 7,000 students a day. Close to home, Oakland is facing one of the highest dropout rates in the state. The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, in partnership with America’s Promise Alliance and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, has launched American Graduate: Let’s Make It Happe, a national initiative to help combat the dropout crisis in this country. As part of American Graduate, KQED is working with local schools, businesses and community organizations to raise awareness of the crisis and its impact on our communities.
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the Fish, Thing 1 and Thing 2 — on fun-filled adventures exploring the world around them. With KQED’s help, the Cat himself will also be on hand at local schools, libraries and museums as the Bay Area celebrates Read Across America Day. Check kqed.org/events to find out where you can join us.
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Every year on March 2, the National Education Association sponsors Read Across America Day to help foster literacy in America on the birthday of beloved children’s author Dr. Seuss. This March 2, KQED celebrates Read Across America Day with The Cat in the Hat-A-Thon, a two-hour marathon of the animated PBS series The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! airing from 8 to 10am on KQED 9 and from 10am to noon on KQED Plus. Voiced by award-winning actor Martin Short, the Cat in the Hat guides friends Sally and Nick — with a little help from
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Hour One Saturday, March 3, 1pm and Wednesday, March 7, 8pm Hour Two Saturday, March 10, 1pm and Wednesday, March 14, 8pm
State of the Re:Union with Al Letson Cleveland, Ohio Wednesday, March 28, 8pm and Saturday, March 31, 1pm From Rockefeller’s Standard Oil to GE’s first industrial park, Cleveland was a city made by entrepreneurs. But since the polluted Cuyahoga River caught fire in 1969, it’s been trying to shake the moniker of “The mistake on the lake.” Today Cleveland is being embraced by a new generation of entrepreneurs who are using their business sense to try to revitalize neighborhoods, clean up the environment and improve education.
Freakonomics Radio The Days of Wine and Mouses (Program 1 of 5) Thursday, March 15, 8pm and Saturday, March 17, 1pm When you take a sip of cabernet, what are you tasting — the grape? The tannins? The oak barrel? Believe it or not, the most dominant flavor may be the dollars. Thanks to the work of some intrepid and wine-obsessed economists, we have a new understanding of the relationship between wine, critics and consumers.
Selected Shorts Saturdays, 8pm 3/3 Helping Out “The Leopard of Ti Morne,” by Mark Kurlansky, performed by Stephen Lang; “Graven Image,” by John O’Hara, performed by Denis O’Hare. 3/10 Growing Up Fast “Smorgasbord,” by T.C. Boyle, performed by Rene Auberjonois; “Football,” by Elizabeth Crane, performed by Martha Lavey. 3/17 Couples and Mysteries from Haruki Murakami “Airplane,” by Haruki Murakami, performed by Parker Posey; “The Mirror,” by Haruki Murakami, performed by Campbell Scott; “The Little Green Monster,” by Haruki Murakami, performed by Dana Ivey. 3/25 Where Am I? “Why I’m Not Where You Are,” by Jonathan Safran Foer, performed by Isaiah Sheffer; “Interview,” by Will Eno, performed by the author; from The Moth, a James Braly performance “All the Days and Nights,” by William Maxwell, performed by Tony Roberts. City Arts & Lectures Sundays, 1pm, Tuesdays, 8pm and Wednesdays, 2am 3/4, 3/6 & 3/7 Game designer, game researcher and author Jane McGonigal, specializing in pervasive gaming and alternate reality games. 3/11, 3/13 & 3/14 Illustrator, author, artist and designer Maira Kalman and Daniel Handler, author, screenwriter and accordionist. 3/18, 3/20 & 3/21 Biologist and entrepreneur Craig Venter. 3/25, 3/27 & 3/28 Author Edward St. Aubyn.
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The Computer History Museum Presents: Turing’s Cathedral Author George Dyson in Conversation with John Hollar Thursday, March 8, 8pm Legendary historian and philosopher of science George Dyson vividly re-creates the scenes of focused experimentation, incredible mathematical insight and pure creative genius that gave us computers, digital television, modern genetics models of stellar evolution — in other words, computer code. Join John Hollar for a captivating conversation with Dyson about John von Neumann and the beginnings of the digital universe.
Climate One—From the Commonwealth Club Sun Spots Thursday, March 22, 8pm Listen in on a discussion about ambitious plans to soak up the sun in the American West with leading voices in the debate: David Festa, West Coast vice president, Environmental Defense Fund; Michael Hatfield, director of development, First Solar; David Hayes, deputy secretary, U.S. Department of Interior; and John Laird, secretary, California Resources Agency.
KQED American Graduate Teacher Town Hall Thursday, March 29, 8pm Did you know that Oakland has one of the highest high school dropout rates in the state of California? As part of the American Graduate initiative, a Teacher Town Hall was recently held at Oakland’s Laney College. Moderated by Snap Judgment host Glynn Washington, its goal was to celebrate best practices and elevate teachers’ voices around the issue of dropout rates. Join the conversation. See page 9 for more information about the initiative and visit kqed.org/ americangraduate to learn more about KQED’s activities in Oakland.
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The Hidden World of Girls, with host Tina Fey As part of our Women’s History Month celebration, KQED is pleased to rebroadcast these two hour-long specials hosted by Emmy Award–winning writer and actress Tina Fey. Stories of coming of age, rituals and rites of passage, secret identities—of women who crossed a line, broke a trail, changed the tide.
Intelligence Squared U.S. Is Obesity the Government’s Business? Wednesday, March 21, 8pm and Saturday, March 24, 1pm The United States is facing an obesity epidemic. A major risk factor for expensive, chronic conditions like heart disease, diabetes and cancer, it costs our health-care system nearly $150 billion a year. Should government intervene, or is this a matter of individual rights and personal responsibility? For the Motion: Regina M. Benjamin, Surgeon General of the United States; Pamela Peeke, physician and chief medical correspondent, Discovery Health TV. Against the Motion: Paul Campos, author of The Obesity Myth and law professor at University of Colorado; John Stossel, Fox Business News anchor and commentator Moderator: John Donvan, a correspondent for ABC News Nightline. Panelists subject to change.
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The Long Now Foundation: Seminars About Long-Term Thinking Lawrence Lessig: “How Money Corrupts Congress and a Plan to Stop It” Thursday, March 1, 8pm A dazzlingly incisive presenter, Lawrence Lessig specializes in identifying deep systemic problems in public process (such as copyright malfunction and congressional dysfunction) and then showing how they can be cured. Currently he’s bearing down on the corruption of Congress by the practice of private funding for public elections through campaign contributions.
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BBC World News
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Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/2 1am
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Rick Steves’ Hidden Europe | H | s | reveals a dozen of Rick Steves’ favorite overlooked European destinations. | R (+) 3/2 1am, 3/8 7pm, 3/9 1am
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The Blood Sugar Solution | s | Dr. Mark Hyman explodes the myths about obesity and diabetes. | R (9) 3/2 1:30am, 3/3 5pm, 3/16 8:30pm, 3/17 2:30am; (+) 3/3 8:30pm, 3/4 2:30am
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Doc Martin | s | #407. | R (+) 3/2 3am
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Angelique Kidjo and Friends: Spirit Rising | H | s | The Grammy-winning singer performs with a diverse group of guest artists, including Josh Groban, Dianne Reeves, Branford Marsalis and Ezra Koenig, frontman for the indie rock band Vampire Weekend. | R (9) 3/2 3:30am
March 31 West Side Story (1961) (pictured) Hoosiers (1986)
10pm KQED +
Doc Martin | s | #408. | R (+) 3/2 4am
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Best of KQED Plus | s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (+) 3/2 5am
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ImageMakers | q | s | Imagine a World Without Me. | R (9) 3/2 5:30am
Photo: West Side Story.
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Charlie Rose | H | R (9) noon
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Tavis Smiley | H |
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Charlie Rose | H | | R (9) 3/5 noon
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Tavis Smiley | H |
BBC World News
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BBC World News
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Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/3 1am
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Agatha Christie’s Poirot | s | #103 The Adventure of Johnnie Waverly. Poirot is called in to investigate a series of kidnap threats against the three-yearold son of a wealthy aristocrat. | R (+) 3/3 1am
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This Week in Northern California | H | q | R (9) 3/3 1:30am
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Washington Week | H | R (9) 3/3 2am
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Midsomer Murders | s | #305 Blue Herrings, Part 1. | R (+) 3/3 2am
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Magic Moments: The Best of ’50s Pop (My Music) | s | Join hosts Phyllis McGuire, Pat Boone and Nick Clooney on a nostalgic trip back to the 1950s. | R (9) 3/3 2:30am, 3/4 5pm, 3/14 7:30pm, 3/15 1:30am, 3/17 9pm, 3/18 3am Midsomer Murders | s | #306 Blue Herrings, Part 2. | R (+) 3/3 3am
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B-52s with the Wild Crowd!—Live in Athens, GA | H | s | Filmed in the B-52s’ hometown of Athens, GA, this group delivered a sizzling performance that turned Athens’ Classic Center into a dancehall. | R (+) 3/4 4:30am
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Best of KQED Programs selected for this time slot will be announced at least a day or two ahead of broadcast. Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (9) 3/4 5:30am
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ImageMakers | q | A Higher Power. | R (9) 3/3 5am Spark | q | Kerry James Marshall, Dan Hoyle, Ben Levy. | R (9) 3/3 5:30am
Best of KQED Plus | s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules.
5pm
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The Blood Sugar Solution | s | R (9) 3/16 8:30pm, 3/17 2:30am; (+) 8:30pm, 3/4 2:30am
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Roadtrip Nation | q | #703. The team visits British Columbia to meet prop stylist and story producer Heather Cameron.
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Austin City Limits Cheap Trick. The band performs material from its acclaimed album The Latest and songs from its classic catalog. | R (9) 3/5 mid
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Big Band Vocalists | H | Among the legendary artists included in the rare vintage footage are Louis Armstrong, Perry Como, Doris Day and Peggy Lee with the Benny Goodman Orchestra. | R (9) 3/4 1am, 3/6 7:30pm, 3/7 1:30am; (+) 3/7 7pm, 3/8 1am Idina Menzel Live: Barefoot at the Symphony | H | s | Join the award-winning Broadway, television and recording artist on a journey through the American songbook with an orchestra led by composer/ conductor Marvin Hamlisch. | R (+) 3/4 1am, 3/5 8:30pm, 3/6 2:30am The Blood Sugar Solution | s | Dr. Mark Hyman explodes the myths about obesity and diabetes. | R (9) 3/16 8:30pm, 3/17 2:30am; (+) 3/4 2:30am
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Check, Please! Bay Area | q | #404 Borobudur Restaurant, Alegria’s, Poggio.
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Need to Know | H | R (9) 3/3 4:30am
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Photo: The B-52s (l. to r.) Keith Strickland, Cindy Wilson, Fred Schneider and Kate Pierson, courtesy Robb D. Cohen.
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My Music: Superstars of Seventies Soul Live | s | Patti LaBelle hosts a once-in-alifetime gathering of 1970s soul legends. | R (9) 3/4 3am, 3/6 9:30pm, 3/7 3:30am; (+) 3/4 9:30pm, 3/5 3:30am
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Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth with Bill Moyers | s | Part 1. Campbell shares his ideas about comparative mythology and the ongoing role of myth in human society during an extraordinary series of conversations with journalist B ill Moyers. Magic Moments: The Best of ’50s Pop (My Music) | s | | R (9) 3/14 7:30pm, 3/15 1:30am, 3/17 9pm, 3/18 3am
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Great Performances | H | | s | The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall is a lavish production celebrating the 25th anniversary year of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s masterpiece. See page 3 for more information. | R (9) 3/5 1am, 3/8 7:30pm, 3/9 1:30am, 3/11 3:30pm; (+) 3/13 7pm, 3/14 1am Easy Yoga for Easing Pain | H | s | Peggy Cappy demonstrates why yoga can effectively alleviate the pain in painful joints. | R (9) 3/5 11pm, 3/6 5am; (+) 3/5 1am The Best of Soul Train | H | s | celebrates more than 35 years of iconic performances from soul superstars, including Aretha Franklin, the Jackson Five and Marvin Gaye. | R (+) 3/5 2am My Music: Superstars of Seventies Soul Live | s | Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime gathering of 1970s soul legends. Patti LaBelle hosts. | R (9) 3/6 9:30pm, 3/7 3:30am; (+) 3/5 3:30am Best of KQED | s | Programs selected for this time slot will be announced at least a day or two ahead of broadcast. Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules.
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Early Austin City Limits Cheap Trick. The band performs material from its acclaimed album The Latest and songs from its classic catalog. Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.
6am-7pm
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Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/6 1am
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Oscar Hammerstein II— Out of My Dreams | H | s | celebrates the legendary works of the most acclaimed lyricist and librettist of the 20th century. Matthew Morrison (Glee) hosts. | R (+) 3/6 1am
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Charlie Rose | H | R (9) noon
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Tavis Smiley | H |
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BBC World News
1-6am
Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.
6am-7pm
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Moyers & Company | H |
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Storycorps: Stories of Love | H | is a collection of animated shorts about love — love that is unconditional, life changing and inspiring. | R (9) 3/6 1:30am Dr. Wayne Dyer—Wishes Fulfilled | H | s | Dyer offers viewers a detailed explanation of how to manifest that which is most important to them. | R (9) 3/6 2am, 3/10 4pm, 3/15 7:30pm, 3/16 1:30am (+) 3/6 7pm, 3/7 1am, 3/10 8:30pm, 3/11 1:30am Idina Menzel Live: Barefoot at the Symphony | s | R (+) 3/6 2:30am Best of KQED Plus | s | Programs selected for this time slot will be announced at least a day or two ahead of broadcast. Check kqed.org/ tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (9) 3/6 4am Easy Yoga for Easing Pain | H | s | Peggy Cappy demonstrates why yoga can effectively alleviate the pain in painful joints. | R (9) 3/6 5am
Evening 7pm
KQED 9
Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/7 1am
KQED +
Dr. Wayne Dyer—Wishes Fulfilled | s | Dyer offers a detailed explanation of how to manifest that which is most important to you. | R (9) 3/10 4pm, 3/15 7:30pm, 3/16 1:30am; (+) 3/7 1am, 3/10 8:30pm, 3/11 1:30am
7:30
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Big Band Vocalists | s | R (9) 3/7 1:30am; (+) 3/7 7pm, 3/8 1am
9:30
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My Music: Superstars of Seventies Soul Live | s | | R (9) 3/7 3:30am
10pm KQED +
Best of KQED Plus | s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (+) 3/7 4am
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Charlie Rose | H | R (9) noon
KQED +
Tavis Smiley | H |
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BBC World News
1-6am
Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.
6am-7pm
See page 25 for program schedule.
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Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/8 1am
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Big Band Vocalists | s | | H | looks back at the “crooners” and “canaries” of the 1940s, featuring the greatest vocalists of the period. | R (+) 3/8 1am
Photos: (l. to r.) Oscar Hammerstein, the most acclaimed lyricist and librettist of the 20th century, at home and at work, courtesy Rodgers & Hammerstein, an Imagem company.
Extraordinary conversations— Campbell and Moyers, March 4 and 11 at 3pm on KQED Plus.
7:30
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Joe Bonamassa Live from the Royal Albert Hall | s | When Joe Bonamassa took the stage at Royal Albert Hall in May 2009, he fulfilled a dream he’d held since first picking up a guitar as a kid in upstate New York. | R (+) 3/8 3am, 3/11 8:30pm, 3/12 2:30am Best of KQED Plus | s | Programs selected for this time slot will be announced at least a day or two ahead of broadcast. Check kqed.org/ tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (+) 3/8 4:30am
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Charlie Rose | H | R (9) noon
KQED +
Tavis Smiley | H |
Charlie Rose | H | R (9) noon Tavis Smiley | H |
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BBC World News
1-6am
Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.
6am-7pm
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BBC World News
1-6am
Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.
6am-7pm
See page 25 for program schedule.
E vening 7pm
KQED 9
Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/10 1am
KQED +
Agatha Christie’s Poirot | s | #104 Four and Twenty Blackbirds. | R (+) 3/10 1am
7:30
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This Week in Northern California | H | q | R (9) 3/10 1:30am
8pm
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Washington Week | H | | R (9) 3/10 2am
KQED +
Midsomer Murders | s | #307 Judgement Day, Part 1. | R (+) 3/10 2am
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Great Performances | s | Tony Bennett: Duets II. Thrill to the singing of the legendary Tony Bennett, who’s joined by contemporary artists including Lady Gaga (pictured), John Mayer, k.d. lang, Willie Nelson, Queen Latifah, Norah Jones, Andrea Bocelli, Alejandro Sanz and Amy Winehouse, in what became her last recording. | R (9) 3/10 2:30am, 3/11 8pm, 3/12 2am
Best of KQED Plus | s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (+) 3/10 4am
KQED 9
Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/9 1am
10:30 KQED 9
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Rick Steves’ Hidden Europe | s | R (+) 3/9 1am
Need to Know | H | | R (9) 3/10 4:30am
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Great Performances | s | The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall. | R (9) 3/9 1:30am, 3/11 3:30pm; (+) 3/13 7pm, 3/14 1am
ImageMakers | q | All-American Shorts I. | R (9) 3/10 4:58am
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Doc Martin | H | s | #501. | R (+) 3/9 3am Best of KQED Plus | s | Programs selected for this time slot will be announced at least a day or two ahead of broadcast. Check kqed.org/ tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (+) 3/9 4am
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Best of KQED | s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (9) 3/9 5am
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Dr. Wayne Dyer—Wishes Fulfilled | s | R (9) 3/15 7:30pm, 3/16 1:30am; (+) 8:30pm, 3/11 1:30am
Evening 7pm
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Peter, Paul and Mary—25th Anniversary Concert | s | In this 1986 special, the folk trio performs songs that became the soundtrack of a generation. | R (9) 3/11 mid, 3/14 9:30pm, 3/15 3:30am
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John Tesh Big Band Live | H | s | Emmy winner and Grammy nominee John Tesh and his 12-piece ensemble perform Big Band music from the 1920s through the 1950s. | R (+) 3/11 mid
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Dr. Wayne Dyer—Wishes Fulfilled | s | R (9) 3/15 7:30pm, 3/16 1:30am; (+) 3/11 1:30am
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Midsomer Murders | s | #308 Judgement Day, Part 2. | R (+) 3/10 3am
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Tavis Smiley | H |
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A new season of Doc Martin begins tonight on KQED Plus!
KQED +
Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.
Get magazine online: kqed.org/OnQ
Photo: Tony Bennett: Duets II, Lady Gaga joins Bennett in a duet, courtesy Kelsey Bennett.
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Charlie Rose | H | R (9) 3/12 noon
BBC World News
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Les Miserables 25th Anniversary Concert at the O2 | s | The awe-inspiring spectacle includes a phenomenal international star cast and a company of more than 500 artists and musicians. | R (9) 3/8 1:30am, 3/11 noon
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Sing along with Les Miserables, tonight at 7:30pm on KQED 9.
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Joe Bonamassa: Beacon Theatre—Live from New York | H | s | R (9) 3/11 2am, 3/13 9:30pm, 3/14 3:30am Best of KQED | s | Programs selected for this time slot will be announced at least a day or two ahead of broadcast. Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (9) 3/11 3:30am ImageMakers Not the Same Old Song and Dance. | R (9) 3/31 7:30pm; (+) 3/11 5:30am
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Great Performances | H | s | The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall celebrates the 25th anniversary year of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s masterpiece. | R (+) 3/14 1am
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Ed Slott’s Retirement Rescue! | H | s | is a powerful call to action for American consumers concerned about their retirement. | R (9) 3/14 1:31am; (+) 3/14 7pm, 3/15 1am
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Joe Bonamassa: Beacon Theatre—Live from New York | s | R (9) 3/14 3:30am
Best of KQED Plus | s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (+) 3/12 4am
Austin City Limits Steve Earle/Kris Kristofferson. The rock and country musician salutes Townes Van Zandt. Kristofferson offers new songs.
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Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/13 1am
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Best of KQED | s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (9) 3/14 5am
Moyers & Company | H |
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Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth with Bill Moyers | s | Part 2.
Great Performances | s | Tony Bennett: Duets II. | R (9) 3/12 2am
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Over Hawai’i | H | s | Turn up the thermostat, sit back and be transported to that lush, tropical destination you’ve been daydreaming about. | R (+) 3/12 1am
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Les Miserables 25th Anniversary Concert at the O2 | s |
Horses of the West: America’s Love Story | H | s | Actress Ali MacGraw hosts an emotional portrait about horses and the people who love them. | R (9) 3/12 1am
Best of KQED | s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (9) 3/12 4am
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Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/14 1am
Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.
Best of KQED Plus | s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules.
Great Performances | s | The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall. | R (+) 3/13 7pm, 3/14 1am
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Joe Bonamassa Live from the Royal Albert Hall | s | | R (+) 3/12 2:30am
Il Volo Takes Flight | H | s | Italian teen vocal group Il Volo performs opera, pop and classic Italian songs of both genres. | R (9) 3/13 1:30am Use Your Brain to Change Your Age with Dr. Daniel Amen | s | Award-winning psychiatrist, brain-imaging expert and best-selling author Dr. Daniel Amen shows how you can look and feel younger by boosting the physical power of your brain. | R (9) 3/13 3am, 3/17 7pm, 3/18 1am Best of KQED | s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (9) 3/13 5am
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Charlie Rose | H | R (9) noon
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Tavis Smiley | H |
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BBC World News
1-6am
Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.
6am-7pm
See page 25 for program schedule.
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Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/15 1am
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Ed Slott’s Retirement Rescue! | H |s | is a powerful call to action for Americans concerned about their retirement. | R (+) 3/15 1am
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Magic Moments: The Best of ’50s Pop (My Music) | s | | R (9) 3/15 1:30am, 3/17 9pm, 3/18 3am
9pm
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Best of KQED Plus | s | Programs selected for this time slot will be announced at least a day or two ahead of broadcast. Check kqed.org/ tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (+) 3/15 3am
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Peter, Paul and Mary—25th Anniversary Concert | s | | R (9) 3/15 3:30am
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BBC World News
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6am-7pm
See page 25 for program schedule.
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Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/16 1am Best of KQED Plus | s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (+) 10pm, 3/16 1am
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Dr. Wayne Dyer—Wishes Fulfilled | s | R (9) 3/16 1:30am
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Doc Martin | H | s | #502. | R (+) 3/16 3am
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Best of KQED Plus | s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (+) 3/16 1am
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Best of KQED | s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (9) 3/16 4:30am
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Tavis Smiley | H |
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BBC World News
1-6am
Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.
6am-7pm
See page 25 for program schedule.
Use Your Brain to Change Your Age with Dr. Daniel Amen | s | R (9) 3/18 1am
9pm
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Magic Moments: The Best of ’50s Pop (My Music) | s | | R (9) 3/18 3am
Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/17 1am
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Agatha Christie’s Poirot | s | #105 The Third-Floor Flat. | R (+) 3/17 1am
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This Week in Northern California | H | q | R (9) 3/17 1:30am
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Roadtrip Nation #704. Visit Colorado’s New Belgium Brewing Company and the American Jazz Museum in Kansas City.
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Austin City Limits Widespread Panic. The Georgian jam band celebrates its 25th anniversary with songs from across its career. | R (9) 3/19 mid
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Check, Please! Bay Area | q | #309 Chez Maman, Half Moon Bay Brewing Company, Kirala. Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.
Washington Week | H | | R (9) 3/17 2am
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Masterpiece Mystery! | s | Miss Marple VI: The Pale Horse. | D | R (+) 3/17 2am
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The Blood Sugar Solution | s | R (9) 3/17 2:30am
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Need to Know | H | | R (9) 3/17 4:30am
Moyers & Company | H | | R (+) 3/20 7pm, 3/21 1am
1-6am
Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.
6am-7pm
See page 25 for program schedule.
A Republican presidential primary debate in Portland, OR, is tentatively scheduled for 6-7:30pm on KQED 9. Evening 7pm
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Revolutionaries | q | The Facebook Effect. Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook, is in conversation with author David Kirkpatrick and NPR’s Guy Raz. | R (+) 3/20 1am
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Not In Our Town: Class Actions School campuses can find themselves vulnerable to people who respond to diverse views with violence. | R (9) 3/20 1:30am
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Antiques Roadshow Los Angeles, Hour 2 of 3. | R (9) 3/20 2am
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Masterpiece Classic Sense and Sensibility, Part 1. Sisters Elinor and Marianne Dashwood enter the marriage market virtually penniless. But then three handsome and apparently wellheeled men come courting. | R (+) 3/20 2am
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Antiques Roadshow Honolulu, Hour 3 of 3. | R (9) 3/20 3am
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Masterpiece Classic Sense and Sensibility, Part 2. Bachelors Edward Ferrars and John Willoughby seem to have spurned the Dashwood sisters while another suitor has disappeared on a mysterious mission. | R (+) 3/20 3:30am
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Austin City Limits Widespread Panic. The Georgian jam band celebrates its 25th anniversary with songs from across its career.
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Live from the Artists Den Adele. Hear world-renowned artist Adele at the Santa Monica Bay Woman’s Club. | R (9) 3/17 5am
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Tina Fey: The Mark Twain Prize Steve Carell, Jimmy Fallon, Jon Hamm, Seth Meyers, Fred Armistead and others pay tribute to the humor of Tina Fey. | R (9) 3/20 4am Finding Your Own True Love with Dr. Diana Kirschner | H | Dr. Kirschner shares her life-changing, four-pronged formula for creating lasting love, as well as simple steps couples can take to deepen intimacy and create more passion. | R (+) 3/20 4:58am The Artist Toolbox Isabel Allende. The most widely read writer in the Spanish language discusses her life and awardwinning career. | R (9) 3/20 5:30am, 3/30 1:30pm
In honor of Women’s History Month, Spark features artists who carry on traditions of women in the arts. 7:30
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Into the Deep: America, Whaling and the World: American Experience explores the whaling industry’s rise as an economic force in the 18th century and its sharp decline. | D | R (+) 3/21 2am
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Donner Party: American Experience What began as a trek to the West became a terrifying tale of misery for the19th-century pioneers. | D | R (9) 3/21 3am
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400 Years of the Telescope focuses on the telescope’s impact on astronomy and the three historical periods in its development. | D | R (+) 3/21 4am
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Frontline | H | The Vaccine War. | R (9) 3/21 4:30am
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Demystifying Dyslexia Inspiring individuals confront the challenges of dyslexia. Olympic champion Bruce Jenner hosts. | R (+) 3/21 5am
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Pompeii: The Last Day On August 24 in 79 C.E., the city of Pompeii came to a devastating end as the mighty Vesuvius erupted. | R (9) 3/21 2am
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In the Life | H | R (9) 3/21 5:30am
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See page 25 for program schedule.
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This is Us | H | q | #406. | R (+) 3/22 1am
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QUEST | q | Nanotechnology Takes Off/Journey into Darkness. A nanotech boom in the Bay Area has begun, but what will it bring? And how do we help seeing adults who are progressively losing their vision? | R (9) 3/22 1:30am, 3/23 1:30pm
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Rick Steves’ Europe Denmark: Beyond Copenhagen. Explore Copenhagen, affluent Aarhus, and a royal burial church and Viking ship museum in Roskilde. | R (+) 3/22 1:30am
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Nature Survivors of the Firestorm. The 2009 bush fires in the Australian state of Victoria in incinerated more than a million acres of land. | D | R (9) 3/22 2am
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As Time Goes By #140. | R (+) 3/22 2am
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May to December #124 The Party’s Over. | R (+) 3/22 2:30am
Photo: Tina Fey: The Mark Twain Prize, (l. to r.) Seth Meyers, Tina Fey and Fred Armisen, courtesy Scott Suchman.
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Nova Ape Genius. The great apes seem to have rich emotional lives similar to our own. But just how smart are these animals? | D | R (9) 3/22 3am Keeping Up Appearances #144 The Pageant. | R (+) 3/22 3am Last of the Summer Wine #2504 The Secret Birthday of Norman Clegg. | R (+) 3/22 3:30am Nova Dogs Decoded. New genetic discoveries shed light on the origin of dogs as well as the evolution of human culture. | D | R (9) 3/22 4am
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Are You Being Served? #127 A Change Is as Good as a Rest. | R (+) 3/22 4am
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Are You Being Served? #150 Heir Apparent. | R (+) 3/22 4:31am
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Independent Lens Blessed Is the Match. Poet Hannah Senesh became a paratrooper and helped rescue Jews in Hungary during World War II. | R (9) 3/22 5am
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Globe Trekker Antarctica showcases sea kayaking and penguin watching in Paradise Harbor, Mount Scott and the Drake Passage. | D | R (+) 3/22 5am
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See page 25 for program schedule.
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See page 25 for program schedule.
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Ask This Old House #901. | R (+) 3/23 1am
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Agatha Christie’s Poirot |s | #106 Triangle at Rhodes. | R (+) 3/24 1am
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This Week in Northern California | H | q | R (9) 3/24 1:30am
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Masterpiece Mystery! |s | Poirot: Mrs. McGinty’s Dead. | D | R (+) 3/24 2am
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Check, Please! Bay Area | q | #405 Indian Palace, Thanh Long, Oliveto Cafe and Restaurant. | R (9) 3/24 2:30am
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Marie Antoinette examines the life of a one of the most controversial monarchs, from her childhood to her final hours. | D | R (9) 3/24 3am
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New Tricks | H | #701 Dead Man Talking. | R (+) 3/23 2am
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Chet Atkins: Certified Guitar Player Mark Knopfler, the Everly Brothers, Emmylou Harris and Willie Nelson celebrate the guitar virtuoso. | R (+) 3/23 5am
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Photo: Nova “Ape Genius,” Baby chimpanzee examines red cups in the Democratic Republic of Congo, courtesy John Rubin.
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Pretenders—Live in London features an electrifying performance by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame members from their 2009 world tour. Austin City Limits Coldplay. Grammy winners Coldplay perform hits and selections from their LP Mylo Xyloto. | R (9) 3/26 mid
Best of KQED Plus |s | Check kqed.org/tvchanges or call 415.354.8000 for finalized schedules. | R (+) 3/26 1am, 3/31 6am
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ImageMakers | q | When Sparks Fly. | R (+) 3/27 4:30am
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Jews and Baseball Yogi Berra, Sandy Koufax and other greats are featured in this look at Jewish Americans and baseball. | R (9) 3/27 5am
Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/27 1am
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Revolutionaries | q | Reality Is Broken. Dr. Jane McGonigal, author of Games Make Us Better and They Can Change the World, talks with NPR’s Laura Sydell. | R (+) 3/27 1am
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OpenRoad | q | California Coast. Experience Big Sur’s dramatic mountain summits and spectacular shoreline. | R (9) 3/27 1:30am
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Fenway Park at 100 | H | celebrates the centennial of America’s oldest ballpark, and Boston’s most popular attraction. | R (9) 3/27 4am
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Story of the Costume Drama: The Greatest Stories Ever Told is a celebration of 50 years of historical drama on television, from The Forsyte Saga to Upstairs Downstairs. | R (+) 3/27 3:45am
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Antiques Roadshow | H | El Paso, Hour 1 of 3. | R (9) 3/27 2am Anne of Green Gables #101. Based on the character created by Lucy M. Montgomery, Anne Shirley, a romantic, mischievous redhead, is adopted by an elderly bachelor and his sister. | R (+) 3/27 2am
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Anne of Green Gables #102. | R (+) 3/27 2:52am
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Antiques Roadshow Los Angeles, Hour 3 of 3. | R (9) 3/27 3am
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Frontline The Madoff Affair tells the story behind the global Ponzi scheme that has become the biggest business scandal in history. | D | R (+) 3/27 5am
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See page 25 for program schedule.
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Spark | q | Kitka, Victoria May, Arts and the Economy. For 30 years, the all-female vocal group Kitka has performed music rooted in Eastern European musical traditions. | R (9) 3/28 1:30am, 3/30 11:30pm, 3/31 5:30am
Photo: Anne of Green Gables, Megan Follows, courtesy Sullivan Entertainment.
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This is Us | H | #407. | R (+) 3/29 1am
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Ask This Old House #903. | R (+) 3/30 1am
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Check, Please! Bay Area | q | #507 La Ciccia, Sushi Groove, Babalou’s. | R (9) 3/30 1:30am, 3/31 1pm
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Great Performances | H | The Thomashefskys: Music and Memories of a Life in the Yiddish Theater. Michael Tilson Thomas serves as a guide through the lives and repertoire of his grandparents as the words and music of the American Yiddish theater come to life. | R (9) 3/30 2am
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New Tricks | H | #702 It Smells Like Blood. | R (+) 3/30 2am
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Finding Your Roots | H | #101. This 10-part series, with the renowned cultural critic and Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. (pictured), delves into the genealogy and genetics of famous Americans, combining history and science in a fascinating exploration of race, family and identity in today’s America. | D | R (9) 3/28 2am Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures | q | Call of the Killer Whales: Parts 1 and 2. The Cousteau team explores the incredible power of orcas, and the perils facing killer whales. | D | R (+) 3/28 2am Finding Your Roots | H | #102. | D | R (9) 3/28 3am Frontline | H | The Murdoch Scandal. | R (9) 3/28 4am Triangle Fire: American Experience reveals how public outrage following a deadly factory fire in 1911 led to workplace safety laws. | D | R (+) 3/28 4am From the Ground Up The story of five FDNY widows ten years after 9/11 showcases bonding and triumphing over tragedy. | R (9) 3/28 5am
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Live from the Artists Den Squeeze. Bryant Park provides a picturesque setting for a secret performance by the beloved U.K. pop legends. | R (+) 3/28 5am
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Untold Stories: Mina Miller Edison, the Wizard’s Wife Diary entries and personal letters portray the direct and lasting impact of the inventor’s wife. | R (9) 3/28 5:30am
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Rick Steves’ Europe Istanbul. Explore the Grand Bazaar, the city’s ancient wall, Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque and Topkapi Palace. | R (+) 3/29 1:30am
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As Time Goes By #141. | R (+) 3/29 2am
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May to December #125 The Crying Game. | R (+) 3/29 2:30am
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Keeping Up Appearances #137 The Boyfriend. | R (+) 3/29 3am
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Last of the Summer Wine | H | #2505 In Which Gaven Hinchcliffe Loses the . . . | R (+) 3/29 3:30am
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Are You Being Served? #126 Mrs. Slocombe Expects. | R (+) 3/29 4am
Jewish People: A Story of Survival Against overwhelming odds, a band of desert nomads survived four millennia and shaped world history. | R (9) 3/30 4am
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ImageMakers | q | Alone Again (Naturally). | R (+) 3/30 4:34am
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Globe Trekker Venice City Guide. Visit the Bridge of Sighs, the Basilica and other landmarks nestled along the Grand Canal. | D | R (+) 3/29 5am
Independent Lens | H | You’re Looking at Me Like I Live Here and I Don’t is a first-person, day-to-day account of Lee Gorewitz’s life inside an Alzheimer’s treatment facility. | R (9) 3/30 5am
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Live from the Artists Den Elvis Costello and the Sugarcanes. The innovative songwriter performs new tracks and hits that span his three-decade career. | R (+) 3/30 5am
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Photo: Finding Your Roots, Henry Louis Gates Jr., courtesy Joseph Sinnott/(c)WNET.
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It’s Michael Tilson Thomas Week on KQED On Thursday, March 29, don’t miss Great Performances “The Thomashefskys: Music and Memories of a Life in the Yiddish Theater,” a celebration of Boris and Bessie Thomashefsky by their grandson, Michael Tilson Thomas. Performing at the New World Symphony’s spectacular new Frank Gehry–designed home in Miami, Tilson Thomas shares the stage with a 30-piece orchestra. The following evening, KQED helps celebrate the symphony’s centennial with Great Performances “San Francisco Symphony at 100.” Tilson Thomas leads a rousing concert at Davies Symphony Hall with guest artists Itzhak Perlman, Lang Lang and program host Amy Tan. And finally, KQED is rebroadcasting the compelling documentary The San Francisco Symphony at 100, which tells the story of the orchestra’s creation following the 1906 earthquake and fire.
Great Performances “SF Symphony at 100” Friday, March 30, 9pm on KQED 9 Sunday, April 1, 1pm on KQED 9 Monday April 2, 8pm on KQED Life San Francisco Symphony at 100 Sunday, April 1, noon on KQED 9 Monday April 2, 7pm on KQED Life Join us on Thursday, March 29 when MTT conducts KQED’s social media. Follow the maestro’s performance from Carnegie Hall on Facebook and Twitter.
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See page 25 for program schedule.
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Nightly Business Report | R (9) 3/31 1am
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Agatha Christie’s Poirot #102 Murder in the Mews. Chief Inspector Japp turns to Poirot for help investigating the apparent suicide of a young woman. | R (+) 3/31 1am
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This Week in Northern California | H | q | R (9) 3/31 1:30am
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Washington Week | H | R (9) 3/31 2am
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Masterpiece Mystery! Poirot X: Appointment with Death. The detective finds himself drawn into a murder investigation at an archaeological site in Syria. | D | R (+) 3/31 2am
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Check, Please! Bay Area | q | #406 Zeni Ethiopian, Quinn’s Lighthouse, Aquerello. | R (9) 3/31 2:30am & 9am
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Great Performances | H | San Francisco Symphony at 100. A centennial gala concert features Michael Tilson Thomas and artists Itzhak Perlman and Lang Lang. | R (9) 3/31 3am
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Masterpiece Classic A Room with a View. This adaptation of E.M. Forster’s book stars Timothy Spall and Elaine Cassidy. | R (+) 3/31 3:30am
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Need to Know | H | | R (9) 3/31 5am Moyers & Company | H | | R (+) 3/31 5am Spark | q | Kitka, Victoria May, Arts and the Economy. | R (9) 3/31 5:30am
Photo: Michael Tilson Thomas in front of a photo of Boris Thomashefsky, his grandfather and a Yiddish theater pioneer, courtesy Joshua Robison.
Great Performances “The Thomashefskys” Thursday, March 29, 8pm on KQED 9 Friday, March 30, 7pm on KQED Life Monday April 2, 10pm on KQED Life
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Antiques Roadshow Bismarck, Hour 1 of 3.
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Hometime | H | Exterior Harmony: Doors and Stone.
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This Old House Bedford Project, Part 13 of 16.
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Legend of Pancho Barnes and the Happy Bottom Riding Club tells the incredible story of Florence “Pancho” Barnes, one of the most accomplished women pilots of the early 20th century.
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Wild Kratts
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Arthur | D
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Travelscope | q | Brittany, France. Discover surprises, pleasures, treats and recreation in the Celtic land of myths and legends.
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Essential Pépin | q | Economical Offal. | D
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Check, Please! Bay Area | q | #406 Zeni Ethiopian, Quinn’s Lighthouse, Aquerello.
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Mexico—One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless Liquid Gold. Simply Ming | H | Jonathan Waxman and Oven-Roasting Vegetables.
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Essential Pépin | H | q | All Puffed Up. | D
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America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated | H | A Slow and Easy Thanksgiving.
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America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated Fall Favorites.
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Check, Please! Bay Area | q | #606 Rhea’s Market and Deli, Sauce, The Girl & the Fig.
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ImageMakers | q | Not the Same Old Song and Dance.
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West Side Story (1961) The film musical starring Natalie Wood and Rita Moreno explores the rivalry between the Jets and the Sharks, two teenage New York street gangs.
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Hoosiers | H | (1986) A college basketball coach leaves the Navy in 1951 and becomes coach of an underdog Indiana high school team. Stars Gene Hackman, Dennis Hopper and Barbara Hershey.
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Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence | H | q | Italian Love Affair.
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Lidia’s Italy in America | H | Baltimore: A Baltimore Classic—The Civic Club Sandwich.
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Check, Please! Bay Area | q | #507 La Ciccia, Sushi Groove, Babalou’s.
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Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef | H | Halibut Two Ways.
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Sara’s Weeknight Meals | H | Carnivores Unite!
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KQED is a proud media sponsor of the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival’s 30th anniversary program. This year’s events celebrate the past, present and future — honoring not only pioneers in Asian and Asian American media making, but also new directions in digital and interactive media, sound and youth culture. The festival runs March 8–18, at venues in San Francisco, Berkeley and San Jose. Visit caamedia.org for more information.
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