tpt Magazine - August 2009 by Richard Morgan

Jim Pagliarini, a President & CEO shares his reason on page 5

AUGUST HIGHLIGHTS Live from Lincoln Center: Joshua Bell and the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra The Mostly Mozart Festival marks the 200th anniversaries of Haydn’s death and Mendelssohn’s birth. Maestro Louis Langrée leads the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra and master violinist Joshua Bell in two works by Mendelssohn: the illustrious Violin Concerto and his stand-alone concert work, “The Hebrides”; Haydn’s Symphony No. 104 in D Major (“London”); and Mozart’s Rondo for Violin and Orchestra in C Major and Adagio for Violin and Orchestra in E Major. 22 Wednesday, August 12, 7pm

Frost/Nixon: The Original Watergate Interviews

A historic meeting so gripping and poignant it has been adapted into an award-winning stage play and a major motion picture. This program, culled from over 28 hours of interview footage between Sir David Frost and U.S. President Richard M. Nixon, was originally broadcast in May of 1977. Never before, nor since, has a U.S. President been so candid on camera. 2 Tuesday, August 18, 9pm LIFE Sunday, August 9, 6pm

Time Team Special Edition

Part extreme adventure, part hard science, and part reality show, Time Team America takes viewers deep into the trenches of America’s most intriguing archaeological sites. Far from the comfort of a lab, they face searing heat, driving rain, swamps, frayed nerves and the inevitable technical setbacks. Through it all, the audience peers over the shoulders of diggers at work and shares the rush of discovery as artifacts emerge from the ground. 2 Wednesday, August 26, 7pm LIFE Thursday, August 27, 3pm

Get Down Tonight – The Disco Explosion

My Music brings back the disco years with live performances from legends of the lighted dance floor. Hosted by KC and The Sunshine Band, this program includes the hit makers featured on the soundtrack of Saturday Night Fever. KC & The Sunshine Band (That's The Way I Like It, Get Down Tonight), The Trammps (Disco Inferno), Yvonne Elliman (If I Can't Have You) and more bring back the days of polyester suits, big hair, mirror balls and 8 track tapes. 22 Sunday, August 9, 9pm LIFE Saturday, August 8, 8:40pm 2

Great Performances: Harlem in Montmartre

Tells the story of the jazz age in Paris – a fascinating yet often neglected era in African-American cultural history. After peace was signed at Versailles, many black Americans remained in Europe rather than return to the brutal segregation and racism of America; over the next two decades, they created an expatriate community of musicians, entertainers and entrepreneurs. Using rare archival material this remarkable documentary features footage of such key figures as James Reese Europe and Josephine Baker. 2 Wednesday, August 26, 9pm a •vz August 2009

Table of Contents T V S ched u les Primetime Schedule (7pm-Midnight)

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Where to find us. All four a digital channels are available free, over-the-air in our core broadcast area. Due to differences in broadcast power between our channels, some overthe-air households in outlying areas may not receive c h and a WX. We

Aug 3-9 page 7

hope to increase the power of these channels soon. Please note that a no

Aug 10-16 page 11

longer broadcasts on digital channel 17.

Aug 17-23 page 15

For reasons beyond our control, not all televisions connected to cable or satellite

Aug 24-31 page 19

will receive all of our channels. The table below summarizes coverage for the

Daytime Schedule (8am-7pm)

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major cable and satellite providers in our region. Many smaller cable companies also carry a. If your provider is not listed here, please contact them for specific information.

Weekend Daytime Schedule page 23

Program highlights Primetime Highlights

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Comcast

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(St. Paul)

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(weather)

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(in HD) 1

e Kids Programming and Special Features pages 16-17 & 21

dd August Highlights page 9

c Garden To-Do List and Gift Idea page 12

a S P E C I A L F E AT U R E S PBS Previews: The National Parks page 20 Changes Coming to the Newshour page 26

INSIDE a Arthur Contest Winner page 16

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Programs a-K page 30 Programs L-z page 31

FOOTNOTES:

1 - To see b in High Definition, a viewer must have a HD television set. Cable and satellite subscribers with a HD television must also have a HD box from their service provider and may have to subscribe to a specific tier of service.

2 - Comcast basic cable subscribers in the east metro who do not have a cable box will find b on channel 23. 3 - Comcast basic cable subscribers can begin receiving d without subscribing to a higher tier of service by asking Comcast to install a digital receiver box in their home. Comcast does charge a small monthly fee for rental of the digital receiver.

4 - Charter Cable subscribers in the Mankato region will find b in HD on channel 780. 5 - c is not available to all Charter Cable subscribers. Check with Charter for information specific to your region. a â&#x20AC;˘vz August 2009

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE WHAT'S YOUR REASON?

My career in public broadcasting started with Mr. Rogers. Let me explain: Like so many of us in the late 60’s and early 70’s, I went to college with a sense of idealism. I felt I could make a difference in my community by pursing a career in medicine. One day, after classes and before heading off to my job, I turned on the TV and found myself watching Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. I became curious about what he was doing and about the notion of TV as an educational, inspiring and communitybuilding medium. I was so curious that I wrote to him and received a response which changed the course of my life. To put it simply, Fred Rogers inspired me to make television that mattered. Television that informs, educates and inspires. At the age of 27, I found myself building a PBS station in Reno, Nevada. After 17 wonderful years in Reno, I came to Minnesota to join arms with a great staff and a wonderful community who are committed to use the power of media for the public good. It has been a great journey! That's my story – and that's my reason for being passionate about public television and about a .

What’s your reason?

James R. Pagliarini

Every day there are so many ways in which a touches people. From educating kids to inspiring a new household project. From reporting amazing scientific discoveries to presenting the best in the arts. There are thousands of reasons to be passionate about – and to support – a .

Every day, a is there for you, and now we ask you to be there for us. As we near the end of the fiscal year, I'm asking you, very directly, to help us out. In these economic times, your support is more important than ever. Stand behind the programs that enrich your life by making an additional gift now. There are many reasons why a is a success, but the most important reason is our members. Donations from individuals make up nearly 50 percent of a 's budget; a is valuable to you, and your support is invaluable to a . You are the reason we are here. We thank you for your continued support. www.tpt.org • a

HIGHLIGHTS AUGU ST 1 -9

Great Performances: Pete Seeger’s 90th

Birthday Concert at Madison Square Garden

ete Seeger, legendary folk artist and pioneer of protest music, turned 90 in May, 2009. Joining him for a concert event at Madison Square Garden to celebrate this milestone birthday were Joan Baez, Ani DiFranco, Arlo Guthrie, Ben Harper, Emmylou Harris, Richie Havens, Kris Kristofferson, Taj Mahal, Dave Matthews, Roger McGuinn, John Mellencamp, Peggy Seeger, Bruce Springsteen and many others who perform songs inspired by his music and activism.

2 Saturday, August 8, 7pm LIFE Wednesday, August 19, 6pm

P.O.V: Hold Me Tight, Let Me Go One of Britain’s leading documentary filmmakers takes a vérité look at Oxford’s Mulberry Bush School for emotionally disturbed children.

Planet Tales: Mystery of the Jurassic Join a major trek to a remote plateau in Argentina and unearth the real Jurassic Park.

2 Tuesday, August 4, 11pm

2 Sunday, August 2, 10pm

Frontline: Storm over Everest

Magic of Audrey

Sheds new light on the worst climbing tragedy in Mount Everest's history.

Captures the unique allure and charisma of actress and humanitarian Audrey Hepburn.

2 Thursday, August 6, 8pm

2 Saturday, August 1, 8pm

Nature: Crime Scene Creatures Meet a host of scientists and law enforcement agents who are enlisting crime solving recruits from the natural world.

2 Sunday, August 2, 7pm

Okie Noodling II Filmmaker Bradley Beesley sheds light on the strange subculture of bare handed catfishing in this sequel to his 2001 award-winning film.

2 Wednesday, August 5, 9pm

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Magic of Audrey

Lark Rise to Candleford

Great Performances: One Night with Rod Stewart

Land of Lakes Music In Plymouth: Choirboys Backstage Celebrating 35 Years

Jean Nouvel: Guthrie: An Guthrie Theater Inside Look

3-Minute Egg

Nature: Crime Scene Creatures

Lark Rise to Candleford

(8:50) Lark Rise to Candleford

P.O.V.: Hold Me Tight, Let Me Go

Craft In America: Community

Globe Trekker: Ice Trekking

Austin City Limits: Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings/Carolyn Wonderland

Legends & Lyrics: Kris Kristofferson, Patty Griffin, Randy Owen

Soundstage: Billy Idol

Closing The Opportunity Gap

Leading Women: Reatha Clark King

Justice Matters

Conversations at St. John’s: Jim Wallis

Minnesota’s Progressive Republicans

The Alps

Speak Your Mind

The Big Show: Lone Star

10: 00

Antiques Roadshow: Tampa, FL

Green Show

P.O.V.: The Betrayal (Nerakhoon) Kinpride

(11:35) Red

Vietnamese News

Belahdan

Global Voices Echo: Seasonal and

Pandemic Flu Differences

In The Life

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Ciao Italia

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef

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Charlie Rose

Simply Ming

Smart Travels Europe

Holocaust Aftermath: Suburban Across Generations Immigrants

Money ‘n’ Sanity

Your Child’s Engineering, Minnesota’s Future Inheritance: Debt South Dakota

Red Green Show

Jurassic

BBC World News

Charlie Rose

Worldfocus

Inside The Boardroom: Ellen Gordon Bank of North Dakota

Nature in the Album Balance

Taste of the Midwest

Okie Noodling II

As Time Goes By

Red Green Show

BBC World News

Charlie Rose

Big Band Treasures

Almanac: Hands- Inside Mayo Clinic On History

This Old House

Frontline: Storm Over Everest

Julia Child Cooking

Chefclass

Simply Ming

New Scandinavian Africa Trek Cooking

What Is Race?

Homeless Youth: Finding Home

Great Waters Gone Bad

Minnesota’s Lakes at Risk

Sandhills Story

Washington Week

(8:25) Now On

Bill Moyers Journal

Tommy Tang’s Let’s Get Cooking

Chefs A' Field : Rick Steves’ Culinary Adventures Europe Classics

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef

Chefs A' Field: Rick Steves’ Culinary Adventures Europe Classics

Travelscope

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef

Smart Travels Europe

World War II Stories: Struggle

PBS

Parkinson’s In Minnesota

Travelscope

Planet Tales: Mystery of the

History Project: The Battle for Christendom

Worldfocus Album

As Time Goes By

Red Green Show

Globe Trekker: Galleons, Pirates

BBC World News

Charlie Rose

Iron Country: The End of the

Fur Trade

Taste of the Midwest

& Treasure

Worldfocus Album

Taste of the Midwest

Eastenders

Smart Travels Europe

Critical Links: Comt. Emerging Health Hlth. Workers Solutions

BBC World News

Worldfocus Album

Taste of the Midwest

Dr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone!

Lark Rise to Candleford

(7:50) Lark Rise to Candleford

(8:40) Get Down Tonight - The Disco Explosion

American Genocide and Justice

Seth Eastman: Painting The Dakota

3-Minute Egg

(6:00) Big Band Years

Lark Rise to Candleford

Get Down Tonight - The Disco Explosion

(6:00) Frost/Nixon: The Original Watergate Interviews

Big Band Years

Our Future Prosperity

Our Environment and Our Health

Kinpride

Charlie Rose

Almanac

Great Performances: Pete Seeger’s 90th Birthday Concert at Madison Celtic Thunder - Take Me Home

Sun

Taste of the Midwest

Making of Milwaukee

Square Garden

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Worldfocus

As Time Goes By

Ciao Italia

Tommy Tang’s Let’s Get Cooking

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New Scandinavian Africa Trek Cooking

Time Team America: Fort James,

11: 00

Nova: Astrospies

East Africa

Attack! In Pursuit of Africa’s Maneaters: Lions

Chefclass

Healthcare and Innovation

BBC World News

Nova Sciencenow

Julia Child Cooking

10: 30

Rick Steves’ Europe

Nova: The Deadliest Plane

Crash

Ciao Italia

Chefs A' Field : Culinary Adventures

10: 00

Red Green Show

Finding Common Ground: Steps Toward A Mideast Peace

Almanac

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Tommy Tang’s Let’s Get Cooking

9: 30

As Time Goes By

Mideast Summit: Challenges to Peace

Niagara Falls

Wed

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Timewatch: Crowning A Queen

Vietnamese News

(10:40) John Denver: The Wildlife Concert

Belahdan

Echo: Tuberculosis Prevention and Treatment

Ed Slott's Stay Rich for Life

Great Performances: Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood: In Concert from Madison Square Garden Winnipeg In Bloom

Poverty End Date: A Forum

Conversations at St. John’s: John Thavis On Church

Updated Schedule Information available at www.tpt.org or contact Member Services at 651-229-1300 or toll free at 866-229-1300

Great Performances: One Night with Rod Stewart

Austin City Limits:

For the first time, the legendary rock `n roller performs some of his best known hits and "Great American Songbook" classics at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings/ Carolyn Wonderland Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings burn up the stage followed by Texas treasure Carolyn Wonderland.

LIFE Saturday, August 1, 8pm

New Scandinavian Cooking With Claus Meyer:

LIFE Sunday, August 2, 9pm

The Rich South

On the German border, Claus prepares sausages and investigates the rich pastry tradition of the region. Sharon Jones www.tpt.org • a

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Twin Cities Public Television’s Studio Society and Visionary Society Present THE NATIONAL PARKS: AMERICA’S BEST IDEA An exclusive screening and discussion, featuring writer and co-producer, Dayton Duncan August 27th, 2009 To learn more about this invitation-only event and the benefits of joining the Studio Society and Visionary Society, please call Linda E. Johnson, at 651.229.1454 Funding is provided by General Motors; the Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund; Corporation for Public Broadcasting; The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations; Park Foundation, Inc.; Public Broadcasting Service; National Park Foundation; The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation; The Pew Charitable Trusts; and Bank of America. THE NATIONAL PARKS: AMERICA'S BEST IDEA is a production of Florentine Films and WETA Washington, D.C.

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The Bibelot Shops

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Khyber Pass Cafe

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Underwater Adventures Aquarium

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Receive 20% off one item when you present your member card. Discount not valid with Stick's products, custom/special orders, gift certificates, or with any other promotional discounts. www.nticehome.com

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Visit www.tpt.org, click on “Support” then “Membership Benefits” for more information and a complete list of all local and national discounts.

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A Focus on Youth The role that youth have in shaping the future prosperity and health of our communities is an important focus for the MN Channel. In recognition of this, we have partnered with several non-profit organizations to produce these shows featured in August.

Closing the Opportunity Gap Co-produced with The Minneapolis Foundation

Sunday, August 2, 7pm

Sunday, August 9, 11am

Our Future Prosperity Co-produced with The Minneapolis Foundation

Be There - Dads Matter Young people who understand parental responsibility are more likely to form strong families; these families are the backbone of productive, nurturing communities. Explore the importance and the positive impact of fathers. Learn why it is important to be financially and emotionally prepared for childrearing in order to create safe, stable, and healthy family environments. Co-produced with Dads Make a Difference.

Sunday, August 30, 7pm

Sunday, August 9, 7pm

Sunday, August 16, 11am

Schoolhouse to Jailhouse Co-produced with Legal Aid Society of Minneapolis

Sunday, August 16, 7pm

Sunday, August 23, 11am

Calculated Success Minnesota students are among the world’s leaders in both science and math at grades 4 and 8 and their gains in math are three times the national average in grade 4. Join Dr. William Schmidt and other experts as they discuss what’s working. Co-produced with SciMathMN.

Sunday, August 23, 7pm

Sunday, August 30, 11am

Growing Up Healthy: Kids and Community Whether it's lead in paint, insecticides in the home, pesticides in the garden or awareness in the community, this program features the work of organizations throughout Minnesota that are striving to improve children's health. Co-produced with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Foundation.

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HIGHLIGHTS AUGU ST 1 0 -1 6

Magic Moments: The Best Of 50's Pop

mix of live performance and archival footage bring you back to the 1950s pop days with

The Singing Rage, Patti Page, classic moments from Perry Como, Debbie Reynolds, The McGuire Sisters and more. Phyllis McGuire, Pat Boone and Nick Clooney host this warm, nostalgic trip back to the 1950s.

2 Monday, August 10, 9pm LIFE Wednesday, August 19, 2pm

Mel Carter

Australian Pink Floyd Show: Live at the Royal Albert Hall

Celtic Thunder – Take Me Home

The Australian Pink Floyd tribute band performs at London's Royal Albert Hall.

This new special features new songs and audience favorites, and showcases a more mature, dynamic group.

2 Thursday, August 13, 8:30pm LIFE Sunday, August 16, 8:30pm

2 Tuesday, August 11, 10pm LIFE Sunday, August 16, 7pm

Back Care Basics:

Stevie Ray Vaughan Live: Play Hard & Floor It!

Yoga for the Rest of Us Peggy Cappy turns her attention to stretches and exercises that are most beneficial to back care.

2 Monday, August 10, 11pm LIFE Monday, August 10, 9pm

Enjoy this tribute to the uniquely eclectic and fiery style of Stevie Ray Vaughan.

2 Thursday, August 13, 10:10pm

Chris Botti: Live in Boston Trumpeter Chris Botti is a contemporary jazz star and pop favorite. Join Chris and special featured guests as they celebrate an incredible night of music. Don’t miss Chris Botti live in our a Studios and find out how to get tickets to see him at Orchestra Hall.

2 Wednesday, August 12, 9pm

John Denver: The Wildlife Concert This intimate performance features the songs that made John Denver an American treasure.

LIFE Monday, August 10, 3:30pm

Rick Steves' Romantics' Europe Rick Steves shares his extensive knowledge of European history and culture as he winds his way through the most romantic spots in Spain, France and the Czech Republic.

2 Sunday, August 16, 11pm

Brain in Love with Dr. Daniel Amen

Lark Rise To Candleford

Dr. Daniel Amen offers an exciting new special with a fresh and compelling twist on brain health: how to use your brain to bring and keep more love into your life.

Dorcas decides to sell up and leave Candleford. And there are surprises, joy and sorrow when everyone gathers at the Post Office for Zillah's birthday party.

2 Tuesday, August 11, 8pm LIFE Thursday, August 13, 3pm 10

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Health Care: US and German Health Care, Models for Change 2006

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Back Care Basics: Yoga for the Rest of Us Worldfocus Album

Taste of the Midwest Visions of France: The Riviera

(6:00) Julia Child Memories:

Rick Steves’ Romantics’ Europe

BBC World News

Worldfocus

Juan Cole: Internet and War On Terror

Building Our Future

Inside The Boardroom: Susan Engel

Charlie Rose

10-J: The History of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

Album

Taste of the Midwest

Live from Lincoln Center: Joshua Bell and the Mostly Mozart Festival

Chris Botti Live in Boston

Back Care Basics: Yoga for the Rest of Us

Visions of France: The Riviera

Celtic Woman: The Greatest Journey

Back Care Basics: Yoga for the BBC World Rest of Us News

Charlie Rose

Worldfocus

Orchestra

Greatest Generation Film Showcase World War II Stories: Europe

Almanac: HandsOn History

Highland Heartbeat

Australian Pink Floyd Show: Live at the Royal Albert Hall

Making of Milwaukee

News

Echoes of Cry of the Marsh

Return of the Wood Duck

Crane Song

Almanac

Washington Week

Bill Moyers Journal

(6:00) Brain In Love with Dr.

Get Down Tonight - The Disco Explosion

Creative Power Shared Values: of Aging Health & Comnt.

Everyday Trauma

Now On PBS

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(10:10) Stevie Ray Vaughan Live: Play Hard & Floor It!

a Viewer Favorites (check tpt.org 48 hours prior to broadcast for an announcement of your favorite shows) BBC World

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Celtic Thunder - Take Me Home

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Brain In Love with Dr. Daniel Amen

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Back Care Basics: Yoga for the Rest of Us

Minnesota Regiments

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Magic Moments - The Best of 50’s Pop

The Seven Voyages of Zheng He

Immigrant Stories Revealed

Bon Appetit!

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(6:00) Dr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone! Opium Use: A Hmong Persp.

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History Detectives

Charlie Rose

Iron Country: From Gold to Iron

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Worldfocus Album

Dakota Life

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BBC World News

Understanding Mental Joining Forces to End Hunger Illness In Children

Charlie Rose

Almanac

Worldfocus Album

Dakota Life

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Nikki Giovanni On Poetry & Truth

Urban Youth Poets: Quest for the Voice

3-Minute Egg Kinpride

(6:00) Great Performances: Pete Seeger's 90th

Leonard Cohen Live in London

Celtic Thunder - Take Me Home

Australian Pink Floyd Show: Live at the Royal Albert Hall

Birthday Concert Live from Madison Square Garden

Schoolhouse Drug Courts: Dialogue for Peace: Bridging to Jailhouse Justice That Heals Differences

Vietnamese News

Belahdan

Playing for Change: Peace Through Music

CIA and the Cinema: A Strange Bond

Echo: Tuberculosis Prevention and Treatment Rick Steves’ Romantics’ Europe

(10:10) a Viewer Favorites (check tpt.org 48 hours prior to broadcast for an announcement of your favorite shows)

Living with a Hole In Your Pocket

Blueprint for Action: Youth

Updated Schedule Information available at www.tpt.org or contact Member Services at 651-229-1300 or toll free at 866-229-1300

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P. Allen Smith P. Allen Smith is your gardening guru! And in spite of the August heat, it's time to start preparing for autumn, so this month's to-do list involves plant purchasing, clean up and harvesting.

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• Stop fertilizing roses. • Freeze summer berries for winter use. • Continue harvesting vegetables from the garden; dry, can or freeze for winter use. Late summer and early fall is the time to treat your lawn for grubs. Fall is now considered a third growing season. Check garden centers for new arrivals that are suited for the cooler temperatures and shorter days of autumn. Get your orders placed for spring flowering bulbs. Fall is the time to divide summer blooming perennials such as peonies and daylilies. Begin your fall garden clean up.

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Donna's Day Donna's Day brings you the best in do-it-yourself projects, crafts and activities for you and your family. This month, Donna offers you a project that you can keep to pamper yourself or that you can give away as a wonderful hand-made gift. Bath Salts Ingredients: • 2 cups Epsom salts • 1 tablespoon glycerin (available at pharmacies) • 2-3 drops perfume or essential oil • Clear jar with lid Directions: 1. In a large mixing bowl, stir together all ingredients. 2. Carefully spoon the mixture into the jar. Or, use a funnel if available. 3. For gift-giving, decorate the container with paints, then make a tag to tie around the lid with the following directions: “Use 2 tablespoons per bath. Relax.”

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HIGHLIGHTS AUG U ST 1 7 -2 3

Big Band Years

y Music presents this "Big Band" music retrospective featuring the biggest songs

that got us through World War II and kick started the baby boom. This program compiles the original hit makers and legends that define that generations' memories. Peter Marshall (of the legendary Hollywood Squares) hosts this event, which mixes vintage live, rare, and unreleased footage from the Big Band days.

2 Tuesday, August 18, 7pm LIFE Tuesday, August 11, 2pm

Visions of France: The Riviera See the breathtaking beauty of southeastern France from a spectacular vantage point. Shot in high-definition from a helicopter-mounted camera, these two programs afford dazzling views of historic Provence, and the worldfamous Mediterranean wonderland, The Riviera.

Ed Slott's Stay Rich For Life Renowned tax advisor and personal finance author Ed Slott offers Baby Boomers and anyone who wants to retire on their own terms despite America's monumental fiscal crisis a step by step solution to create, manage and keep family wealth.

2 Tuesday, August 18, 11pm & 11:30pm LIFE Wednesday, August 19, 4pm & 4:30pm

2 Sunday, August 9, 11pm LIFE Tuesday, August 18, 2pm & 6pm

Dr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses BeGone

Playing for Change: Peace Through Music

Join musicians from around the world who share the common belief that music has the power to break down boundaries and overcome distances between people. No matter whether people come from different backgrounds, music has the universal power to transcend and unite us as one human race. LIFE Monday, August 17, 8:30pm

2 Sunday, August 16, 9:30pm

Leonard Cohen Live in London For over four decades, Leonard Cohen has been one of the most important and influential songwriters of our time, a figure whose body of work achieves greater depths of mystery and meaning as time goes on. His songs have set a virtually unmatched standard in their seriousness and range. Sex, spirituality, religion, power â&#x20AC;&#x201C; he has relentlessly examined the largest issues in human lives; enjoy this remarkable concert, live from London.

On the 10th anniversary of his first public television pledge special, Dr. Wayne Dyer presents a new program, based on his newest book Excuses BeGone! In this show, his goal is simple but not easy: to help viewers learn how to overcome lifetime thinking habits that keep us from maximizing our human potential.

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Playing for Change: Peace Through Music On The Frontline: Troop A in Iraq Beyond Diplomacy

Big Band Years

Get Down Tonight - The Disco Explosion

Thomas Friedman On Globalization

News and Audience Responsibilities

Fresh Duluth

Magic Moments - The Best of 50’s Pop (6:00) Great Performances: Pete

Bold Experiment: Met Council at 40

Australian Pink Floyd Show: Live at the Royal Albert Hall

Almanac: Hands- Greatest Generation Showcase On History 2: The War

World War II Stories: Pacific

Worldfocus

Album Genocide Again: Hope for Human Trafficking Victims Darfur

Dakota Life

Visions of France: Visions of France: The Riviera The Riviera

Charlie Rose

Do The Media Understand Poverty?

BBC World News

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Back Care Basics: Yoga for the Rest of Us Charlie Rose

Making of Milwaukee

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Deep Dish with William Arntz Stewards of the Land

Last of the Rainwater Basins

Home Or High Home Or High Water Water

Iron Country: The Opening of the Vermilion Iron Range

Album

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Almanac

Now On PBS

Bill Moyers Journal

PBS Previews: The National Parks: America’s Best Idea

Eastenders

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Washington Week

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La Vida No Es Journeyman Justa

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BBC World News

Seeger’s 90th Birthday Concert

10: 30

Frost/Nixon: The Original Watergate Interviews

(6:00) Ed Slott's Stay Rich for Life

Return of the Sacred Pole

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Brain In Love with Dr. Daniel Amen

Drug Courts: Drugs & Justice That Heals Alcohol

Parenting: Ready, Set Go

BBC World News

Charlie Rose

Worldfocus

Charlie Rose

Almanac

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Dakota Life

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Stage Directions: 60 Years with the Black Hills Playhouse

3-Minute Egg Kinpride

Vietnamese News

Belahdan

Echo: West Nile and Lyme Disease

Safe at Home

When I Think of Call to Justice Home

Growing Up Healthy

Echo: HIV and AIDS Awareness

Stop Sexual Violence

Healing The Community

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Minnesota Boy Wins National Arthur Contest

"I feel you can help others through art even if it is just by making a small drawing and sharing it." With those words, 11-year old Conner Gordon of Savage sums up his ideas about being an artist and about being the grand prize winner of the recent "Arthur/All Kids Can Character Search.” Selected out of an overwhelming 8,500 entries, Connor, along with his character Lydia Fox were featured in a live-action segment of the Arthur show. “My character, Lydia, wants kids to know that even though she’s in a wheelchair, she can do what everyone else can do, but in her own way,” Connor says.

“We saw thousands of character ideas from around the country,” says Jacqui Deegan, Arthur Executive Producer. “We were truly inspired by all of them, and especially by Connor’s character, Lydia Fox, whose creativity, intelligence and positive attitude are a perfect match for our series." As part of his prize, Connor got to spend time with Arthur's creator, Marc Brown. Conner says, "I was able to ask him questions and he gave me instructions to help me become a better artist. It was one of the best days of my life." Aside from art, Conner plays the violin and likes to skateboard, snowboard and plays baseball and basketball. He plans on painting a mural in his room and hopes to one day study art in college and have his own cartoon in the newspaper.

Connor (L) and Arthur Creator Marc Brown (R) unveil Lydia Fox

Launched in February 2009, the competition invited children ages 6-12 to create a new friend for Arthur. The activity was designed to educate children about the importance of inclusion and how children of all abilities can play together.

For now, he hopes Lydia Fox sends the message that, "Anyone with a disability needs to be treated just like everyone else. Kids with disabilities want people to like them for who they are and not just like them – or not like them – because they have a disability."

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Dinosaur Train The Jim Henson Company brings you an exciting new show in the fall, turn to page 21 for more details.

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Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, And the Moonbeams Kiss the Sea

evin Whately returns as Inspector Lewis for a second season. The much loved Oxford policeman is once again

joined by Laurence Fox (A Room with a View) as Lewis' young partner DS Hathaway. And as the relationship between Inspector and Sergeant grows and develops we see new sides to the inimitable duo. Stolen rare books and the murders of a brilliant Oxford Fine Art student and a library maintenance engineer lead Lewis and Hathaway to connect the crimes to a local gambling addiction group and two talented painters. Can Oxford's finest trace the killers before they claim their next victim?

2 Sunday, August 30, 8pm LIFE Monday, August 31, 3pm

The Moon This comprehensive documentary charts man's scientific progress in understanding the history as well as the myths regarding our nearest neighbor in space.

2 Tuesday, August 25, 11pm

Destination: World

Hurricane on the Bayou Follow a group of four musicians as they explore the electrifying culture of New Orleans and recount their heart wrenching, personal stories of Katrina.

2 Tuesday, August 25, 9pm

Time Team Special Edition Takes viewers on an expedition to Jamestown, where a British company's commercial enterprise planted the seeds of the United States.

Annie Hall A New York comedian (Woody Allen) recalls his lost love, a kooky singer (Diane Keaton) with a style all her own.

2 Saturday, August 29, 10pm

Six Degrees of Separation Married New Yorkers (Stockard Channing, Donald Sutherland) question the motives of an overnight guest (Will Smith) who pretends to be someone else.

2 Saturday, August 29, 8pm

2 Wednesday, August 26, 7pm

History Project:

UFO's: The Real History Discover how real flying saucers were developed secretly ...right under our noses.

2 Thursday, August 27, 8pm

American Masters: Preston SturgesThe Rise and Fall of an American Explore the life of Preston Sturges who was, along with Orson Welles, the reigning Hollywood genius of the 1940s.

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Nature: The Queen of Trees The story of the sycamore fig and its tiny pollinator describes one of the most remarkable relationships in the natural world.

2 Sunday, August 30, 7pm

P.O.V.: This Way Up Examines the social, economic and religious barriers that arise from the Israeli security wall on the West Bank.

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Ciao Italia

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Tommy Tang’s Let’s Get Cooking

Chefs A' Field

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Red Green Show Nova: Underwater Dream

Rick Steves’ Smart Travels BBC World Europe Classics - Europe News

Charlie Rose

Machine

Worldfocus

French Perspective: Prospects for Transatlantic Relations

Germans from Russia: Children of Album the Steppe, Children of the Prairie

Nova: Monster of the Milky Way

Nova Sciencenow

Destination: World: Hurricane

As Time Goes By

Red Green Show The Moon

Julia Child Cooking

Simply Ming

Passport to Adventure

BBC World News

Charlie Rose

Chefclass

on the Bayou

Perfect Day

Ciao Italia

Everyday Food

Cass Gilbert

On Air - 40 Years of Greatest Generation Film Radio Talking Book Showcase

This Old House

History Project: UFO’s: The Real

In Julia’s Kitchen

Chefclass

Simply Ming

Equine Forestry

History of MN Mosquito Control

Almanac Everyday Food

Travelscope

MN Workforce: Leading Women: Inside The Boardroom: Reatha Faces of the Future Reatha Clark King Clark King

Time Team Special Edition Tommy Tang’s Let’s Get Cooking

Chefs A' Field

1 1 :3 0

As Time Goes The Rise and Fall of An American Dreamer By

American Masters: Preston Sturges:

Democracy In South Africa

Ciao Italia

8 :3 0

Colman McCarthy: Peace & Poverty

Engineering MN’s Future: Betty Shanahan

8 :0 0

History Detectives

Robert Pastor’s Views On NAFTA

Dakota Life

Worldfocus Album

Dakota Life

Great Performances: Harlem In Montmartre

Red Green Show History Project: Secrets

Rick Steves’ Smart Travels BBC World Europe Classics - Europe News

Charlie Rose

of Ancient Peru

Worldfocus

World War II Stories: Home

Making of Milwaukee

Supernatural Science: Extra

As Time Goes By

Red Green Show Globe Trekker: California

Perfect Day

Passport to Adventure

BBC World News

Charlie Rose

If A Road Runs Through It

Food, Fuel and Climate Change

Deep Dish

Iron Country: The Mesabi Replaces

Washington Week

Now On PBS

Bill Moyers Journal

Red Green Show

Tommy Tang’s Let’s Get Cooking

Chefs A' Field

Rick Steves’ Smart Travels BBC World Europe Classics - Europe News

History

Front

Terrestrial Life

The Vermilion

Dakota Life

Worldfocus Album

Dakota Life

Red Green Show Eastenders

Eastenders

Charlie Rose

Worldfocus

Vanishing Graduates Becoming & MN’s Future Mediawise

Long-Term Care Financing Solutions

Antiques Roadshow Philadelphia,

The Big Show: Six Degrees of Separation (112 minutes)

The Big Show: Annie Hall (93 minutes)

Mario Lanza Singing to the Gods

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P.O.V.: Lomax The Songhunter

Independent Lens: Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes

Herd About The Prairie

Prairie Quilts

Vietnamese News

Echo: West Nile and Lyme

Artwear In Motion

Parenting: Ready, Set Go

Travelscope

Album

3-Minute Egg

Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, And the

Nature: The Queen of Trees

Moonbeams Kiss the Sky

Parenting: Almanac Ready, Set Go

Kinpride

Album

Belahdan

Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Expiation

Dakota Life (11:35) Red Green Show

Disease

P.O.V.: This Way Up

State Fair Scrapbook

Globe Trekker: California

Austin City Limits: Nick Lowe/

Legends & Lyrics: Kenny Loggins,

Be There: Dads Matter

Echo: HIV and AIDS Awareness

Beliefs About Poverty

Sida Sin Miedo Lending A Hand: The Angela Davis: Education AIDS Without Fear Wakanheza Project Not Incarceration

Restoring Hope One Car at a Time

Antiques Roadshow: Tucson, AZ

History Detectives

Ciao Italia

Tommy Tang’s Let’s Get Cooking

Everyday Food

Why Policy Matters

The Swell Season

Great Performances: Herbert Von Karajan: Beauty

As I See It

Chefs A' Field Rick Steves’

Modern Justice / Past Practice: 2005 Nobel Peace Prize Forum

Richard Marx, 3 Doors Down

Europe Classics

Smart Travels BBC World - Europe News

Global Justice & Human Rights Trials

Soundstage: Fall Out Boy

Red Green Show Nova: Monster of the Milky Way

Charlie Rose

Blueprint for Action: Immigration

Worldfocus Album

Dakota Life

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Everyday Food: The Best Burgers How to make perfect burgers, from the type of ground beef to use to some clever cooking tricks for keeping them moist and flavorful. LIFE Wednesday, August 26, 7:30pm www.tpt.org • a

Travelscope: Chile - The Driest Place On Earth Joseph travels to the driest place on the planet, Chile's Atacama Desert and finds that the desert, though it appears dry and barren, is alive with varied wildlife and vibrant cultures. LIFE Tuesday, August 25, 9:30pm

PBS Previews: The National Parks: America's Best Idea

et a sneak peek at Ken Burn's new documentary. Filmed over the course of more

than six years at some of nature's most spectacular locales – from Acadia to Yosemite, Yellowstone to the Grand Canyon, the Everglades of Florida to the Gates of the Arctic in Alaska – The National Parks: America's Best Idea is nonetheless a story of people: people from every conceivable background who were willing to devote themselves to saving some precious portion of the land they loved, and in doing so reminded their fellow citizens of the full meaning of democracy. Full program coming to a

September 27, 2009. 2 Friday, August 21, 10pm www.pbs.org/nationalparks Acadia National Park

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Jim Henson's Dinosaur Train Pulls in to PBS KIDS

inosaur Train, a new kids series from the Jim Henson Company will debut this fall on a!

The series embraces and celebrates the fascination that preschoolers have with both dinosaurs and trains while encouraging basic scientific thinking and skills as the audience learns about natural science, natural history and paleontology. Dinosaur Train is seen through the eyes of Buddy, a preschool-aged

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Tyrannosaurus Rex. Buddy and his adoptive family of Pteranodons go for adventures to meet all kinds of dinosaurs in different eras and learn fascinating new facts about these incredible creatures. Dinosaur Train has developed an ambitious and creative curriculum that harnesses children’s enthusiasm for and curiosity about dinosaurs, sparking children’s interest in life science and natural history,” states Lisa Henson, co-CEO of The Jim Henson Company. In addition to the series’ on air presence, Dinosaur Train will also have a great

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RELIGION & ETHICS

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11:00 jacques pepin

foreign exchange

11:30 america's test

to the contrary

AT A TIME

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Sunday, August 30: Notes in the Air Mario Lanza Singing to the Gods

EUROPE WITH RUDY MAXA

A definitive account of the remarkable life and times of one of the twentieth century's most beloved singing stars and one of the great tenors of all time.

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2:00 SMART TRAVELS -

4:00 globe trekker

Examines the issues before the court during the period after the Civil War, a time of unprecedented economic growth; as corporations became more powerful they found an unlikely ally in the Supreme Court. While the 14th Amendment was passed to make certain that the states recognized the rights of newly freed slaves, the court would, for almost 100 years, use the amendment to protect not blacks but big business.

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Sunday, August 2: One Nation under Law

Focuses on the court's reaction to state and federal legislation on Bill of Rights freedoms, with special attention to the explosion of civil rights cases from the early 1940s to the present.

12:30 victory garden

3:30 TIME TEAM Special

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Supreme Court: A Nation of Liberties/The Rehnquist Revolution

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Leonard Bernstein: Reaching For the Note, An American Masters Special Celebrate Leonard Bernstein, one of the major forces in 20th century music.

2 Sunday, August 30, 2pm

Words and Music by Jerry Herman

5:00 ART WOLFE'S

TRAVELS TO THE EDGE 5:30 HOMETIME

6:00 THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR

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2 Sunday, August 30, 4pm

Tuba U: Basso Profundo Follows an unusual 22 piece musical ensemble into the recording studio, across the U.S. and onto the stage of renowned Carnegie Hall.

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Dragon Tales

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Wordworld

10: 30

Barney & Friends

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American Woodshop

Woodwright’s Shop

Album

Taste of the Midwest

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Getting There

Echo: West Nile and Lyme Disease

Khat in the Somali No Fear CPR Almanac Community

Martha Speaks

Cyberchase

Animalia

Electric Company

Wishbone

Getting There

Jean Nouvel: Guthrie: An Guthrie Theater Inside Look

3-Minute Egg

Kinpride

Vietnamese News

Belahdan

Echo: Seasonal and Pandemic Flu Differences

Desert Speaks

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

Victory Garden Ciao Italia

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef

Tommy Tang’s Let’s Chefs A' Field Get Cooking

Leading Women

Speak Your Mind

Justice Matters

Conversations at St. John’s: Jim Minnesota’s Progressive Wallis Republicans

Desert Speaks

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

Simple Living

Finding Common Ground: Steps Toward A Mideast Peace Desert Speaks

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

Garden Smart

Rick Steves’ Europe

Native Report

Smart Travels - Tavis Smiley Europe Capitol Report

Getting There

Julia Child - Chefclass Cooking

Simply Ming

New Scandinavian Cooking

Africa Trek

Travelscope

Tavis Smiley

Holocaust Aftermath

Suburban Immigrants

East Africa

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Taste of the Midwest

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Ciao Italia

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef

Tommy Tang’s Let’s Chefs A' Field Get Cooking

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics

Smart Travels - Tavis Smiley Europe

Bank of North Dakota

Nature in the Balance

Album

Taste of the Midwest

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Simply Ming

New Scandinavian Cooking

Africa Trek

Travelscope

Tavis Smiley

Album

Taste of the Midwest

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics

Smart Travels - Tavis Smiley Europe

Iron Country: The Years 1804-1870: Album

Taste of the Midwest

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Motorweek

Woodsmith Shop

American Woodshop

Woodwright’s Shop

Album

Taste of the Midwest

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Engineering, Minnesota’s Future

Inside The Boardroom: Ellen Gordon

Desert Speaks

Antiques Roadshow FYI

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

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Woodsmith Shop

On The Road Sexy Without Sex Together Wordgirl

12: 00

Motorweek

Julia Child - Chefclass Cooking

Inside Mayo Clinic

World War II Stories: Struggle Making of Milwaukee

Desert Speaks

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

Katie Brown Workshop

Great Waters Gone Bad

Minnesota’s Lakes at Risk

Sandhills Story

Sid The Science Kid

Super Why!

Clifford The Big Red Dog

Dragon Tales

Wordworld

Parkinson’s In Minnesota

Critical Links

Emerging Hlth. Solutions

Almanac

Martha Speaks

Cyberchase

Animalia

Electric Company

Wishbone

Closing The Opportunity Gap

Leading Women: Reatha Clark King

Speak Your Mind

Seth Eastman: Painting The Dakota

3-Minute Egg

Kinpride

Vietnamese News

Belahdan

Echo: Tuberculosis Prevention and Treatment

Native Report

Desert Speaks

Victory Garden Ciao Italia

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef

Tommy Tang’s Let’s Chefs A' Field Get Cooking

Our Environment and Our Health

Winnipeg In Bloom

Poverty End Date: A Forum

Desert Speaks

Simple Living

Wordgirl

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

The Seven Voyages of Zheng He Desert Speaks

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

Garden Smart

Ciao Italia

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef

Tommy Tang’s Let’s Chefs A' Field Get Cooking

The End of the Fur Trade

Julia Child - Chefclass Cooking

Barney & Friends

Simply Ming

Health Care

US and German Health Care, 2006

Ciao Italia

Hubert Keller

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics

Conversations at St. John’s: John Thavis On Church New Scandinavian Cooking

Africa Trek

Album: Flying with Lightning

Tommy Tang’s Let’s Chefs A' Field Get Cooking

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics

Smart Travels - Tavis Smiley Europe Capitol Report

Nature in the Balance

Travelscope

Tavis Smiley

Taste of the Midwest

Outdoor Wisconsin

Smart Travels - Tavis Smiley Europe

Building Our Future

Inside The Boardroom: Susan 10-J: The History of the Federal Engel Reserve Bank of Kansas City

Album: Consumed by the Flames

Taste of the Midwest

Outdoor Wisconsin

Desert Speaks

Cultivating Life

New Scandinavian Cooking

Africa Trek

Travelscope

Tavis Smiley

Album

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics

Smart Travels - Tavis Smiley Europe

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

Julia Child - Chefclass Cooking

Simply Ming

Greatest Generation Film Showcase 3

World War II Stories: Europe

Making of Milwaukee

Desert Speaks

Katie Brown Workshop

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

Return of the Wood Duck

Ciao Italia

Crane Song

Tommy Tang’s Let’s Chefs A' Field Get Cooking

Iron Country: From Gold to Iron

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Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Wordworld

Motorweek

Woodsmith Shop

American Woodshop

Woodwright’s Shop

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Outdoor Wisconsin

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Sid The Science Kid

Super Why!

Clifford The Big Red Dog

Everyday Trauma

Understanding Mental Illness...

Joining Forces to End Hunger Almanac

Martha Speaks

Wordgirl

Cyberchase

Animalia

Electric Company

Wishbone

Our Future Prosperity

Our Environment and Our Health

3-Minute Egg

Kinpride

Vietnamese News

Belahdan

Echo: Tuberculosis Prevention and

Native Report

Urban Youth Poets: Quest for the Voice

Dragon Tales

Barney & Friends

Treatment

Native Report

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History Project: Lost Kingdom

History Project: Secrets of

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Prostitution: Myths of Beyond The Myths Addiction

On The Road Together

East Africa

Safe at Home

Royal Academy

Land of Lakes Choirboys

Music In Plymouth: Jean Nouvel: Guthrie: An Celebrating 35 Yrs. Guthrie Theater Inside Look

of the Himalayas

Ancient Peru

Sexy Without Sex

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Khat in the Somali No Fear CPR: Take Action, Save Lives Community

Almanac

Album

Taste of the Midwest

Ballycastle

Theater Talk

Wayfarer’s Journey: Listening to Mahler

3-Minute Egg

Kinpride

Vietnamese News

Arthur

Last of the Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Old Summer Wine School Ties

Closing The Opportunity Gap

Leading Women

Speak Your Mind

Charlie Rose

Last of the Summer Wine

Last of the Antiques Roadshow: Houston, Summer Wine TX

Mideast Summit: Challenges to Peace

Finding Common Ground: Steps Toward A Mideast Peace

Charlie Rose

Last of the Summer Wine

Charlie Rose Big Band Treasures

Last of the Summer Wine

Charlie Rose What Is Race?

Last of the Summer Wine

Justice Matters

Holocaust Aftermath

Last of the Nova: The Deadliest Plane Crash Summer Wine

Inside The Boardroom: Ellen Gordon

World War II Stories: Struggle

Sandhills Story

Nightly P. Allen Smith’s Victory Business Report Garden Home Garden

Minnesota’s Progressive Republicans

History Detectives

BBC World News

Nightly P. Allen Smith’s Simple Business Report Garden Home Living

Suburban Immigrants

Album

Taste of the Midwest

Nova Sciencenow

BBC World News

Nightly P. Allen Smith’s Garden Business Report Garden Home Smart

Bank of North Dakota

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Taste of the Midwest

BBC World News

Nightly P. Allen Smith’s Antiques Business Report Garden Home Roadshow FYI

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Taste of the Midwest

BBC World News

Nightly P. Allen Smith’s Katie Brown Business Report Garden Home Workshop

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Taste of the Midwest

Outdoor Wisconsin

Eastenders

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Taste of the Midwest

Native Report

East Africa

Nature in the Balance

Making of Milwaukee

Healthcare and Innovation

Parkinson’s In Minnesota

Critical Links

Justice Matters

Visions of France

Back Care Basics: Yoga for the Rest of Us

American Genocide and Justice

Seth Eastman: Painting The 3-Minute Egg Dakota

Kinpride

Charlie Rose

Lost Twin Cities

John Denver: The Wildlife Concert

Our Future Prosperity

Our Environment and Our Health

Charlie Rose

Almanac Ed Slott's Stay Rich for Life Vietnamese News

Belahdan

Echo: Tuberculosis Prevention and Treatment BBC World News

Big Band Years

Back Care Basics: Yoga for the Rest of Us

BBC World News

Venture North Opium Use: A

Immigrant Stories The Seven Voyages of Zheng He Revealed

Health Care: US and German Health Care, Models for Change 2006

Charlie Rose

Farmhouses in the Heartland: The Death of the Dream

Venture North Juan Cole: Internet and War On Terror Charlie Rose Minnesota Regiments

Building Our Future

Inside The Boardroom: Susan Engel

BBC World News 10-J: The History of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

Back Care Basics: Yoga for Brain In Love with Dr. Daniel Amen the Rest of US Almanac: Hands- Greatest Generation Film On History Showcase 3

World War II Stories: Europe

Charlie Rose

Dr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone!

Echoes of Cry of the Marsh

Return of the Wood Duck

Crane Song

Making of Milwaukee

Iron Country: From Gold to Iron (1867-1880)

Shared Values Everyday Trauma

Mental Illness

Joining Forces to End Hunger

Venture North

Native Report

Capitol Report

Nature in the Balance

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Album: Flying with Lightning

Taste of the Midwest

Nightly Visions of Business Report France

Visions of France

Album: Consumed by the

Taste of the Midwest

Flames

BBC World News

Nightly Business Report

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Album

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

BBC World News

Nightly Brain In Love with Dr. Business Report Daniel Amen

Album

Dakota Life

Album

Rick Steves’ Back Care Basics: Yoga for European Insights the Rest of Us

Julia Child Memories: Bon Appetit!

Nikki Giovanni On Poetry & Truth

Urban Youth Poets: Quest for the Voice

Kinpride

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Venture North

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Pretty Girl

Almanac

Vietnamese News

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Lawrence Welk Show: A

Winnipeg In Bloom

3-Minute Egg

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Nightly Julia Child Memories: Business Report Bon Appetit!

a Viewer Favorites (check tpt.org 48 hours prior to broadcast for an announcement of your favorite shows) Creative Power of Aging

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Nightly Dr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses Business Report Begone!

Conversations at St. John’s: John Thavis On Church

Celtic Thunder - Take Me Home

Outdoor Wisconsin

Frost/Nixon: The Original Watergate Interviews

Poverty End Date: A Forum

Hmong Persp.

Getting There

Conversations at St. John’s: Jim Wallis

Dr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone!

Winnipeg In Bloom

Native Report

Richard Tucker Gala: An Opera Celebration

BBC World News

Back Care Basics: Yoga for the Rest of Us

Visions of France

Native Report

Ballycastle

Iron Country: The Years 18041870: The End of the Fur Trade

Emerging Health Solutions

6 :3 0

Transportation

Echo: Seasonal and Pandemic Flu Capitol Report Differences

Last of the This Old House This Old House Okie Noodling II Summer Wine

Homeless Youth: Great Waters Minnesota’s Finding Home Lakes at Risk Gone Bad

6: 00

Lawrence Welk Show:

Belahdan

Last of the Time Team America: Fort James, Niagara Falls Summer Wine South Dakota

Almanac: Hands- Inside Mayo Clinic On History

5: 30

Eastenders

Last of the Summer Wine

Your Child’s Engineering, Minnesota’s Inheritance: Debt Future

5: 00

Eastenders

Charlie Rose

Money ‘n’ Sanity

4: 30

Supernatural Science: King

Belahdan

Dakota Life

Native Report

Farmhouses in the Heartland: The Death of the Dream Echo: Tuberculosis Prevention and Treatment

Capitol Report

Legacy of a Leader

Changes to the Newshour

coming IN SEPTEMBER

rom in-depth analysis of current events to live interviews and discussions, the award-winning NewsHour with Jim Lehrer is a mainstay of PBS's public affairs programming. To mark its 30th anniversary, the show will see a variety of changes in September.

Key among them is the switch to a dual anchor format, with Jim Lehrer regularly joined by NewsHour senior correspondents Gwen Ifill, Judy Woodruff and Jeffrey Brown in the studio. Senior correspondents Ray Suarez and Margaret Warner will primarily focus on “out of studio” reporting. By sending senior correspondents out of the studio, the program looks to optimize their reporting talents and add variety to the broadcast. The change in anchor format will be reflected in the show's new name, PBS NewsHour. The show will also merge on-air and online operations into one entity. There will be a new online correspondent, who will provide a link between online news and the nightly broadcast. The online correspondent will post four-to-five-minute video news summaries throughout the day and also anchor the news summary on the nightly broadcast. PBS NewsHour will also redesign its Web site to accommodate the news summaries, along with the increasing number of unique sub-sites, for example, economic correspondent Paul Solman’s Business Desk and Jeff Brown’s Art Beat. Lastly, the show plans to form new collaborations with other public media outlets – both national and local – including Frontline, NPR and local public media producers. This collaboration will deliver strong content to a wider audience, bringing additional perspective and depth to PBS NewsHour's reporting and analysis of national and international events.

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8:00A 8 :3 0 Desert Speaks P. Allen Smith’s

Victory Garden Ciao Italia

Everyday Food Tommy Tang’s

Chefs A' Field

Dialogue for Peace: Bridging Differences

CIA and the Cinema: A Strange Bond

Living with a Hole In Your Pocket

Blueprint for Action: Youth

Capitol Report Legacy of a Leader:

Desert Speaks P. Allen Smith’s

Simple Living with Julia Child Wanda Urbanska Cooking

Chefclass

Simply Ming

Perfect Day

Passport to Adventure

Travelscope

Tavis Smiley

On The Frontline: Troop A In Iraq

Beyond Diplomacy

Genocide Again: Darfur

Hope for Human Album Trafficking Victims

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Desert Speaks P. Allen Smith’s

Garden Smart

Ciao Italia

Everyday Food Tommy Tang’s

Chefs A' Field

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics

Smart Travels - Europe

Tavis Smiley

News and Audience Responsibilities

Fresh Duluth

Bold Experiment: Do The Media Understand Met Council at 40 Poverty?

Album

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Desert Speaks P. Allen Smith’s

Cultivating Life Julia Child Cooking

Perfect Day

Passport to Adventure

Travelscope

Tavis Smiley

Making of Milwaukee

Album

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Everyday Food Tommy Tang’s

Chefs A' Field

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics

Smart Travels - Europe

Tavis Smiley

Garden Home

9 :0 0

A UGUS T 17-31 9 :3 0

Greatest Generation Showcase World War II Stories: Pacific 2: The War Desert Speaks P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

Katie Brown Workshop

Ciao Italia

10: 00

10: 30

Let’s Get Cooking

Chefclass

Simply Ming

Let’s Get Cooking

11: 00

11: 30

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics

12: 00

Smart Travels - Europe

1 2 :3 0

Tavis Smiley

Elmer Andersen

Stewards of the Land

Last of the Home Or High Rainwater Basins Water

Home Or High Iron Country: The Opening of the Album Water Vermilion Iron Range

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Sid The Science Kid

Super Why!

Clifford The Big Red Dog

Dragon Tales

Motorweek

Woodsmith Shop

Woodturning Workshop

Woodwright’s Shop

Drug Courts: Justice That Heals

Drugs & Alcohol

Parenting: Ready, Set Go

Parenting: Almanac Ready, Set Go

Album

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Martha Speaks

Wordgirl

Cyberchase

Animalia

Electric Company

Wishbone

Schoolhouse to Drug Courts: Justice Dialogue for Peace: Bridging That Heals Jailhouse Differences

Kinpride

Vietnamese News

Belahdan

Echo: West Nile and Lyme Disease

Native Report

Everyday Food Tommy Tang’s

Chefs A' Field

Smart Travels - Europe

Tavis Smiley

Stage Directions: 60 Years with 3-Minute Egg the Black Hills Playhouse

Wordworld

Barney & Friends

Desert Speaks P. Allen Smith’s

Victory Garden Ciao Italia

Echo: HIV and AIDS Awareness

Stop Sexual Violence

Healing The Community

Safe at Home

When I Think of Home

Call to Justice

Desert Speaks P. Allen Smith’s

Simple Living

Julia Child Cooking

Chefclass

Simply Ming

Perfect Day

Democracy In South Africa Desert Speaks P. Allen Smith’s

Garden Home

Let’s Get Cooking

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics

Capitol Report Shaping Your Community... Passport to Adventure

Travelscope

Tavis Smiley

French Perspective: Prospects for Germans from Russia: Children of Album Transatlantic Relations the Steppe, Children of the Prairie

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Garden Smart

Everyday Food Tommy Tang’s

Chefs A' Field

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics

Smart Travels - Europe

Tavis Smiley

Inside The Boardroom: Reatha Clark King

Robert Pastor’s Views On NAFTA

Album

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Desert Speaks P. Allen Smith’s

Cultivating Life In Julia’s Kitchen

Chefclass

Perfect Day

Passport to Adventure

Travelscope

Tavis Smiley

Greatest Generation Film Showcase

World War II Stories: Home

Making of Milwaukee

Album

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Desert Speaks P. Allen Smith’s

Katie Brown Workshop

Everyday Food Tommy Tang’s

Chefs A' Field

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics

Smart Travels - Europe

Tavis Smiley

If A Road Runs Through It

Food, Fuel and Climate Change

Deep Dish

Iron Country: The Mesabi Replaces

Album

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Sid The Science Kid

Super Why!

Clifford The Big Dragon Tales Red Dog

Wordworld

Motorweek

Woodsmith Shop

Woodturning Workshop

Woodwright’s Shop

Long-Term Care Financing Solutions

Parenting: Ready, Set Go

Almanac

Album

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Martha Speaks

Cyberchase

Animalia

Electric Company

Wishbone

Calculated Success

Growing Up Healthy

Echo: HIV and AIDS Awareness

3-Minute Egg

Kinpride

Vietnamese News

Belahdan

Echo: West Nile and Lyme Disease

Native Report

Desert Speaks P. Allen Smith’s

Victory Garden

Ciao Italia

Everyday Food Tommy Tang’s

Chefs A' Field

Smart Travels - Europe

Tavis Smiley

Echo: HIV and AIDS Awareness

Beliefs About Poverty

AIDS Without Fear

Angela Davis: Education Not Incarceration

Garden Home

MN Workforce: Faces of the Future

Leading Women Garden Home

Garden Home

Wordgirl

Prairie Quilts

Garden Home

Ciao Italia

Front

Ciao Italia

Let’s Get Cooking

Simply Ming

Let’s Get Cooking

The Vermilion

Barney & Friends

Let’s Get Cooking

Lending A Hand

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics

Capitol Report Pride of MN: Backstage

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Charlie Rose Schoolhouse to Jailhouse

1:3 0 Drug Courts: Justice That Heals

Charlie Rose

2:00

2 :3 0

3 :0 0

3 :3 0

4: 00

Back Care Basics: Yoga for the Rest of Us

Celtic Woman: The Greatest Journey

Dialogue for Peace: Bridging Differences

CIA and the Cinema: A Strange Bond

Ed Slott’s Stay Rich for Life

Conflict Resolution: Swedish & On The Frontline: Troop A in Norwegian Experience Iraq

4: 30

Living with a Hole In Your Pocket

Highland Heartbeat Beyond Diplomacy

5: 00

BBC World News

5: 30

Blueprint for Action: Youth BBC World News

6: 00

6 :3 0

Nightly Back Care Basics: Yoga for Business Report the Rest of Us

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Nightly Ed Slott's Stay Rich for Life Business Report

Hope for Human Genocide Album Again: Darfur Trafficking Victims

Dakota Life

Visions of France

BBC World News

Nightly Great Performances: Pete Business Report Seeger’s 90th Birthday Concert

Venture North

Album

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Charlie Rose

Magic Moments - The Best of 50’s Pop

Thomas Friedman On Globalization

News and Audience Responsibilities

Charlie Rose

a Viewer Favorites (check tpt.org 48 hours prior to broadcast for an announcement of your

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Nightly Business Report

a Viewer Favorites

Greatest Generation Showcase World War II Stories: Pacific 2: The War

Making of Milwaukee

Album

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Charlie Rose

Frost/Nixon: The Original Watergate Interviews

Back Care Basics: Yoga for the Rest of Us

BBC World News

Nightly Business Report

a Viewer Favorites

Deep Dish with William Arntz

Stewards of the Land

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Eastenders

Lawrence Welk Show: Hawaii

Album

Dakota Life

Native Report Native Report

Fresh Duluth

Visions of France

Outdoor Wisconsin

Bold Do The Media Understand Experiment Poverty?

favorite shows)

Return of the Sacred Pole

Almanac: HandsOn History

Last of the Home Or Rainwater Basins High Water

Home Or Iron Country: The Opening of the Album High Water Vermilion Iron Range

a Viewer Favorites (check tpt.org 48 hours prior to broadcast for an announcement of your favorite shows) La Vida No Es Journeyman Justa

Drug Courts: Drugs & Justice That Heals Alcohol

CIA and the Cinema: A Strange Bond

a Viewer Favorites (check tpt.org 48 hours prior to broadcast for an announcement of your favorite shows)

Never Stop Singing

Stage Directions: 60 Years with 3-Minute the Black Hills Playhouse Egg

Charlie Rose

Last of the Summer Wine

Calculated Success

Growing Up Healthy

Last of the Summer Wine

Echo: HIV and AIDS Awareness

Parenting: Parenting: Almanac Ready, Set Go Ready, Set Go

Belahdan

Echo: West Nile and Lyme Disease

Expiation

Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis,

From The Top at Carnegie Hall

BBC World News

Stop Sexual Healing The Safe at Violence Community Home

When I Think of Home

Call to Justice

Charlie Rose

Last of the Summer Wine

Colman McCarthy: Peace & Poverty

Democracy In South Africa

Charlie Rose

Last of the Summer Wine

Way

Engineering MN’s Future: Betty Shanahan

Minnesota Workforce

Charlie Rose

Last of the Summer Wine

Cass Gilbert

On Air - 40 Yrs. of Radio Talking Book

Charlie Rose Equine Forestry

Kinpride

Outdoor Wisconsin

Shaping Your Community... Victory Garden Venture North Simple Living

French Perspective: Prospects Germans from Russia: Children of for Transatlantic Relations the Steppe, Children of the Prairie

Album

Dakota Life

Venture North

Nova: Monster of the Milky

Nova Sciencenow

BBC World News

Nightly P. Allen Smith’s Business Report Garden Home

Garden Smart

Leading Women

Inside The Boardroom: Reatha Clark King

Robert Pastor’s Views On NAFTA

Album

Dakota Life

Venture North

Last of the Summer Wine

Time Team Special Edition

BBC World News

Nightly P. Allen Smith’s Business Report Garden Home

Cultivating Life

Album

Dakota Life

Venture North

Outdoor Wisconsin

Greatest Generation Film Showcase

Home Front

World War II Stories:

Making of Milwaukee

Last of the Summer Wine

This Old House

Destination: World: Hurricane BBC World News on the Bayou

Nightly P. Allen Smith’s Business Report Garden Home

Katie Brown Workshop

Food, Fuel and Climate Change

Deep Dish

Iron Country: The Mesabi Replaces The Vermilion

Album

Dakota Life

Outdoor Wisconsin

Venture North

Eastenders

Lawrence Welk Show:

Album

Dakota Life

Native Report Native Report

History of MN If A Road Runs Mosquito Control Through It

This Old House

Destination: World: Hurricane on the Bayou

Water’s Journey - Everglades: Restoring Hope

Water’s Journey - Everglades: Planet Tales: Everglades: to Currents of Change Hell and Back

Vanishing Graduates Becoming & MN Future Mediawise

Long-Term Care Financing Solutions

Parenting: Ready, Set Go

Stop Sexual Violence

Healing The Community

Herd About The Prairie

Artwear In Motion

Parenting: Ready, Set Go

Almanac

Soul Searching: The Journey of Frontier Thomas Merton Visionary

Theater Talk

Great Performances at the Met: La Cenerentola

Prairie Quilts

Kinpride

Vietnamese News

3-Minute Egg

Charlie Rose

Last of the Summer Wine

Be There: Dads Matter

Restoring Hope Echo: HIV and AIDS Awareness One Car at a Time

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Nightly P. Allen Smith’s Business Report Garden Home

Venture North

Nightly P. Allen Smith’s Business Report Garden Home

Angeles, CA

History Detectives

Capitol Report

Venture North

BBC World News

Last of the Summer Wine

Antiques Roadshow: Los

Vietnamese News

Venture North

Last of the Summer Wine

Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, And the Moonbeams Kiss the Sky Beliefs About Poverty

AIDS Without Fear

Belahdan

Echo: West Nile and Lyme

Tuba U: Basso Profundo

BBC World News

Lending A Hand

Angela Davis: Education Not Incarceration

Disease

Outdoor Wisconsin

Carnival

Capitol Report Pride of MN: Backstage

Nightly P. Allen Smith’s Business Report Garden Home

Outdoor Wisconsin

Victory Garden Venture North

Below you will find programs listed alphabetically for three channels: a 2, a LIFE, a MN for the evening hours (7pm – midnight). Shows with an (*) will repeat during those hours this month; check tpt.org for repeat dates and times.

A-D 10-J: THE HISTORY OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF KANSAS CITY Tue 8/11 10pm (MN) 3-MINUTE EGG Saturdays 9pm (MN) AFRICA TREK Ethiopia - Tribal Realm, Christian Empire Tue 8/4 9pm (Life) Children of the Blue Nile Thu 8/6 9pm (Life) ALBUM Mon-Fri 11pm (MN) ALMANAC Fridays 7pm (2) *

ALMANAC: HANDS-ON HISTORY

PROGRAM INDEX

COLMAN MCCARTHY: PEACE & POVERTY Mon 8/24 7pm (MN)

CONFLICT RESOLUTION: SWEDISH & NORWEGIAN EXPERIENCE Mon 8/17 7pm (MN)

CONVERSATIONS AT ST. JOHN'S

Jim Wallis Sun 8/2 10pm (MN) John Thavis on Church & Politics Today Sun 8/9 11pm (MN)

CRAFT IN AMERICA

Community Sun 8/2 7pm (Life)

CRANE SONG

Thu 8/13 9pm (MN)

Wednesdays 8/5-8/19 7:30pm (MN)

THE CREATIVE POWER OF AGING

Sat 8/8 7pm (MN)

CRITICAL LINKS: COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS Fri 8/7 9pm (MN) DAKOTA LIFE Mon-Fri, 11:30pm, starting 8/12 (MN) DEEP DISH Thu 8/27 9pm (MN) DEEP DISH WITH WILLIAM ARNTZ

AMERICAN GENOCIDE AND JUSTICE AMERICAN MASTERS

Preston Sturges: The Rise and Fall of An American Dreamer Mon 8/24 9pm (2)

ANGELA DAVIS: EDUCATION NOT INCARCERATION Sun 8/30 11pm (MN) ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Saturday 8/1 7pm (2) * ARTWEAR IN MOTION Sat 8/29 7:30pm (MN) AS TIME GOES BY Mon 8/3 10pm (2) * ATTACK! IN PURSUIT OF AFRICA'S MANEATERS

Fri 8/14 7pm (MN)

Thu 8/20 7pm (MN)

DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA Mon 8/24 8pm (MN) DESTINATION: WORLD Hurricane on the Bayou Tue 8/25 9pm (2)

DIALOGUE FOR PEACE: BRIDGING DIFFERENCES

Lions Tue 8/4 9pm (2)

Sun 8/16 8pm (MN) *

Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings/Carolyn Wonderland Sun 8/2 9pm (Life) Nick Lowe/The Swell Season: Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova Sun 8/30 9pm (Life)

Tue 8/18 10pm (MN)

AUSTIN CITY LIMITS

AUSTRALIAN PINK FLOYD SHOW: LIVE AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL Thu 8/13 8:30pm (2) *

BACK CARE BASICS: YOGA FOR THE REST OF US

Mon 8/10 11pm (2) *

BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA Tue 8/4 10pm (MN) BBC WORLD NEWS Mon-Fri 10pm (Life) BE THERE: DADS MATTER Sun 8/30 7pm (MN) BELAHDAN Saturdays 10:30pm (MN) BELIEFS ABOUT POVERTY Sun 8/30 9pm (MN) BEYOND DIPLOMACY Mon 8/17 9pm (MN) BIG BAND TREASURES Wed 8/5 7pm (MN) BIG BAND YEARS Sun 8/9 8pm (Life) * THE BIG SHOW

Lone Star Sat 8/1 9pm (2) Six Degrees of Separation Sat 8/29 8pm (2) Annie Hall Sat 8/29 10pm (2) BILL MOYERS JOURNAL Fridays 9pm (2)

BLUEPRINT FOR ACTION

Immigration Mon 8/31 10pm (MN) Youth Sun 8/16 11pm (MN)

DO THE MEDIA UNDERSTAND POVERTY? DR. WAYNE DYER: EXCUSES BEGONE! Sat 8/8 10:30pm (2) *

DRUG COURTS: JUSTICE THAT HEALS Sun 8/16 7:30pm (MN) *

DRUGS & ALCOHOL: IMMIGRANT PERSPECTIVES Fri 8/21 8:30pm (MN)

E-G EAST AFRICA: NEW FACES NEW EXPERIENCES Mon 8/3 10:30pm (MN) * EASTENDERS Fri 8/7 10pm (2) * ECHO

Seasonal and Pandemic Flu Differences Sat 8/1 11pm (MN) Tuberculosis Prevention and Treatment Sat 8/8 11pm (MN) * West Nile and Lyme Disease Sat 8/22 11pm (MN) * HIV and AIDS Awareness Sun 8/23 8pm (MN) *

ECHOES OF CRY OF THE MARSH Thu 8/13 7pm (MN)

GERMANS FROM RUSSIA: CHILDREN OF THE STEPPE, CHILDREN OF THE PRAIRIE Mon 8/24 10pm (MN)

GET DOWN TONIGHT - THE DISCO EXPLOSION Sat 8/8 8:40pm (Life) * GLOBAL JUSTICE & HUMAN RIGHTS TRIALS Mon 8/31 9pm (MN) GLOBAL VOICES Mai's America/Someday Flowers Bloom Sat 8/1 11:30pm (Life)

GLOBE TREKKER

Ice Trekking the Alps Sun 8/2 8pm (Life) Globe Trekker Special: Galleons, Pirates & Treasure Thu 8/6 11pm (2) California Thu 8/27 11pm (2) *

GREAT PERFORMANCES

One Night with Rod Stewart Sat 8/1 8pm (Life) Pete Seeger's 90th Birthday Concert at Madison Square Garden Sat 8/8 7pm (2)

H-K HEALING THE COMMUNITY Sun 8/23 9:30pm (MN) * HEALTH CARE: MODELS FOR CHANGE Mon 8/10 9:30pm (MN)

HEALTHCARE AND INNOVATION Fri 8/7 7pm (MN) HERD ABOUT THE PRAIRIE: A VIRTUAL ART STAMPEDE Sat 8/29 7pm (MN) HIGHLAND HEARTBEAT Thu 8/13 7pm (2) HISTORY DETECTIVES Mondays 8pm (2) HISTORY OF MINNESOTA MOSQUITO CONTROL Thu 8/27 7:30pm (MN)

HISTORY PROJECT

The Battle for Christendom Wed 8/5 11pm (2) Secrets of Ancient Peru Wed 8/26 11pm (2) UFO's: The Real History Thu 8/27 8pm (2)

HOLOCAUST AFTERMATH: ACROSS GENERATIONS Mon 8/3 9:30pm (MN) HOME OR HIGH WATER Preparation Thu 8/20 9pm (MN) Clean Up Thu 8/20 9pm (MN)

HOMELESS YOUTH: FINDING HOME Thu 8/6 7:30pm (MN)

HOPE FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIMS Mon 8/17 10:30pm (MN)

HUBERT KELLER: SECRETS OF A CHEF Mon, Wed & Fri 8/3-8/7 7:30pm (Life)

IF A ROAD RUNS THROUGH IT Thu 8/27 8pm (MN) IMMIGRANT STORIES REVEALED

A BOLD EXPERIMENT: MET COUNCIL AT 40

ED SLOTT'S STAY RICH FOR LIFE

Mon 8/10 7:30pm (MN)

BRAIN IN LOVE WITH DR. DANIEL AMEN

EMERGING HEALTH SOLUTIONS

Roberto Donna Thu 8/27 7pm (Life)

Tue 8/18 9:30pm (MN)

Sun 8/9 11pm (MN)

Tue 8/11 8pm (2) *

Fri 8/7 9:30pm (MN)

BUILDING OUR FUTURE Tue 8/11 8pm (MN) CALCULATED SUCCESS Sun 8/23 7pm (MN) CALL TO JUSTICE Sun 8/23 11pm (MN) CASS GILBERT: STANDING THE TEST OF TIME Wed 8/26 7pm (MN)

CELTIC THUNDER - TAKE ME HOME Sat 8/8 9pm (2) *

CELTIC WOMAN: THE GREATEST JOURNEY Wed 8/12 7pm (Life)

CHARLIE ROSE Mon-Fri 10:30pm (Life) CHEFCLASS

Red Meat Sauté Tue 8/4 7:30pm (Life) Pasta Techniques Thu 8/6 7:30pm (Life) Sautéing White Fish Tue 8/25 7:30pm (Life) Salads Thu 8/27 7:30pm (Life)

CHEFS A' FIELD: CULINARY ADVENTURES THAT BEGIN ON THE FARM Mon, Wed & Fri 8:30pm (Life) CHRIS BOTTI LIVE IN BOSTON Wednesday 8/12 9pm (2)

CIA AND THE CINEMA: A STRANGE BOND Sun 8/16 9pm (MN) *

CIAO ITALIA

Mon, Wed & Fri 7pm (Life)

CIKALA MAKA ANISHNABE BECOMING MEDIAWISE Fri 8/28 7:30pm (MN) CLOSING THE OPPORTUNITY GAP Sun 8/2 7pm (MN)

ENGINEERING MN'S FUTURE: BETTY SHANAHAN Tue 8/25 7pm (MN) ENGINEERING, MINNESOTA'S FUTURE Tue 8/4 8pm (MN)

EQUINE FORESTRY Thu 8/27 7pm (MN) EVERYDAY FOOD Mon, Wed & Fri 7:30pm, starting 8/24 (Life)

EVERYDAY TRAUMA: KIDS' MENTAL WELLNESS Fri 8/14 8pm (MN) FINDING COMMON GROUND: STEPS TOWARD A MIDEAST PEACE Mon 8/3 8pm (MN)

IN JULIA'S KITCHEN WITH MASTER CHEFS IN THE LIFE

Summer of Stonewall Civil Disobedience Sun 8/2 11:30pm (2)

INDEPENDENT LENS

Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes Sat 8/29 11pm (Life) INSIDE MAYO CLINIC Wed 8/5 8pm (MN)

INSIDE THE BOARDROOM

Ellen Gordon Tue 8/4 9pm (MN) Reatha Clark King Tue 8/25 9pm (MN) Susan Engel Tue 8/11 9pm (MN) IRON COUNTRY Thursdays 10pm (MN)

JEAN NOUVEL: GUTHRIE THEATER Sat 8/1 8pm (MN)

FOOD, FUEL AND CLIMATE CHANGE

JOHN DENVER: THE WILDLIFE CONCERT

FRENCH PERSPECTIVE: PROSPECTS FOR TRANSATLANTIC RELATIONS

JOINING FORCES TO END HUNGER

Thu 8/27 8:30pm (MN) Mon 8/24 9pm (MN)

FRESH DULUTH Tue 8/18 9pm (MN) FRONTLINE Storm Over Everest Thu 8/6 8pm (2)

FROST/NIXON: THE ORIGINAL WATERGATE INTERVIEWS Tue 8/18 9pm (2)

GENOCIDE AGAIN: DARFUR

Sat 8/8 10:40pm (Life) Fri 8/14 9pm (MN)

JOURNEYMAN Fri 8/21 7:30pm (MN) JUAN COLE: INTERNET AND WAR ON TERROR Tue 8/11 7pm (MN)

JULIA CHILD - COOKING WITH MASTER CHEFS

Jacques Pepin and Julia Child Tue 8/4 7pm (Life) Jeremiah Tower Thu 8/6 7pm (Life) Alice Waters Tue 8/25 7pm (Life) JUSTICE MATTERS Sun 8/2 9pm (MN) * KINPRIDE Saturdays 9:30pm (MN)

Mon 8/17 10pm (MN)

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NEWS AND AUDIENCE RESPONSIBILITIES

L-O LA VIDA NO ES JUSTA Fri 8/21 7pm (MN) LAND OF LAKES CHOIRBOYS BACKSTAGE Sat 8/1 7pm (MN)

SAFE AT HOME: PREVENTING FORECLOSURE

Sat 8/15 7pm (MN)

SANDHILLS STORY Thu 8/6 9pm (MN) SCHOOLHOUSE TO JAILHOUSE Sun 8/16 7pm (MN) SETH EASTMAN: PAINTING THE DAKOTA

NIAGARA FALLS Wed 8/5 7pm (2) NIKKI GIOVANNI ON POETRY & TRUTH NOVA

Sun 8/2 8pm (2) * Sun 8/2 8:50pm (2) * Sun 8/9 8pm (2) *

Astrospies Mon 8/3 11pm (2) The Deadliest Plane Crash Tue 8/4 7pm (2) Underwater Dream Machine Mon 8/24 11pm (2) Monster of the Milky Way Tue 8/25 7pm (2) *

Thu 8/20 8:30pm (MN)

Tuesdays 8pm (2)

LARK RISE TO CANDLEFORD Sat 8/1 7pm (Life)

LAST OF THE RAINWATER BASINS

NOVA SCIENCENOW

LEADING WOMEN: REATHA CLARK KING

NOW ON PBS Fridays 8:30pm (2) OKIE NOODLING II Wed 8/5 9pm (2) ON AIR - 40 YEARS OF RADIO TALKING BOOK

Sun 8/2 8pm (MN) *

LEGENDS & LYRICS

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TIME TEAM AMERICA

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