March 2014 - WETA Magazine by WETA

MARCH 2014 MAGAZINE FOR MEMBERS

Suze Orman

& Much More in March

Also premiering: new seasons of Call the Midwife & Mr. Selfridge

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ith the success on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD of Downton Abbey, House of Cards and Thursdaynight mysteries, and the many remarkable ongoing programs on WETA UK, it is clear that viewers in Greater Washington are delighted by WETA’s many drama offerings. This month, we are excited to present new seasons of popular series Call the Midwife and, on Masterpiece, Mr. Selfridge. Before these new productions come to air in late March, we are mounting a television membership drive in support of our broadcasts, productions and services to the community. Please consider making a pledge of support to the station. Your renewed memberships, and the support of new members, are absolutely vital to WETA, spurring the creation of high-quality productions and providing critical resources for acquisition and broadcast of our superb programming. Your vital contributions make possible everything from Masterpiece to WETA-produced programs such as Arlington National Cemetery, from WETA Kids offerings for young viewers to WETA UK programs, from WETA community service initiatives to our acclaimed Learning Media websites on literacy and more. This month, enjoy our entertaining and informative broadcasts, and stay tuned for more great programming this spring. Thank you for your support of WETA. Sharon Percy Rockefeller, President & CEO, WETA

NEW SEASONS OF SUNDAY NIGHT DRAMAS

Call the Midwife, Season 3

airs Sundays, March 30–May 18 at 8 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD

Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge, Season 2

airs Sundays, March 30–May 18 at 9 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD

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new season of popular drama Call the Midwife begins this month, returning to East London to follow the midwives and nursing nuns of Nonnatus House as they make their rounds. Based on the best-selling memoirs of the late Jennifer Worth, the series captures a snapshot of British history as it tells colorful stories of midwifery and families in London’s East End of the 1950s. Series 3, starring Jessica Raine as Jenny Lee and Miranda Hart as Chummy, begins in 1959 on the eve of the UK’s Swinging Sixties. The winds of change are sweeping through the country and the residents of Nonnatus House face some momentous changes of their own: as the new season opens, the nuns and midwives move into a new premises. On Masterpiece, Jeremy Piven returns for a new season of the sumptuous drama Mr. Selfridge, starring as the American retail buccaneer who brought seductive shopping to early 20th-century London. Mr. Selfridge, Season 2 continues the drama surrounding Selfridge & Co., the pioneering London department store founded in 1909 by flamboyant entrepreneur Harry Gordon Selfridge. The new season opens in the spring of 1914 with the store’s gala fifth anniversary. Many employees have moved up the promotion ladder, some have moved on, and Harry’s wife, Rose (Frances O’Connor), has moved out — back to America for a time out of pique with Harry over his infidelities. Meanwhile, World War I puts the store, its employees, managers, and the galaxy of characters that revolve around this symbol of progress to the severest test yet. Funding for Masterpiece is provided by Viking River Cruises and Ralph Lauren Corporation with additional support from public television viewers and contributors to The Masterpiece Trust.

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Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions for You

airs Thursday, March 6 at 8 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD

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In the Spotlight

merica’s most recognized expert in personal finance offers advice on a broad set of financial issues in a new special aimed at helping Americans learn how to manage money and make smarter choices in pursuit of an economically secure future. The two-time Emmy Award-winner and bestselling author, appearing before a live audience at American University’s Greenberg Theatre in Washington, D.C., explores topics such as how to invest; whether to buy or rent a home; saving for retirement; what kind of life insurance to buy; wills and trusts; student loans and more. Orman’s advice is based not just on numbers, but grounded in an understanding of people and their emotional needs. The central theme of the program Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions for You is that financial decision-making should be guided by an understanding of what Orman calls “the goal of money,” which she defines as “to make you feel secure.” Orman stresses that financial solutions should work to fulfill that important goal.

Dr. Wayne Dyer: I Can See Clearly Now

CHARLES BUSH

airs Monday, March 3 at 8 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD

n the most personal program of his career, motivational speaker Dr. Wayne Dyer presents principles for understanding the true purpose of one’s life via an intimate conversation about what his own personal experiences have taught him: There are no accidents, and all the choices we make and actions we take weave a life tapestry uniquely our own. Exploring formative experiences, challenges, and forks in the road in his own life, Dyer relates five principles that have guided his own choices, comparing the developing understanding of the precepts to climbing the rungs on a ladder. Among his discussions, Dyer shows how love allows us to see our lives more clearly. As we climb the ladder throughout our lifetime, Dyer claims, we are able to gain an ever-deepening awareness of our life’s purpose.

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Midsomer Murders: Super Sleuths airs Sunday, March 9 at 6:30 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD

behind-the-scenes documentary features interviews with the cast and crew of the long-running, popular British mystery series Midsomer Murders. From lead actor John Nettles, who portrays Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby, to writer Anthony Horowitz, to Daniel Casey and Jason Hughs (who portray, respectively, sergeants Gavin Troy and Ben Jones), the actors, writers and production staff reflect on their experiences in the deadliest (fictional) county in all of England. Based on the acclaimed novels by Caroline Graham, Midsomer Murders premiered in 1997 and remains in production in the United Kingdom. The special repeats March 13 at 8 p.m. Tune in as well on Thursday, March 27 at 8 p.m. as Midsomer Murders, Series II continues to premiere on WETA Television.

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More TV Highlights Travel and Exploration Great Scenic Railway Journeys airs Sunday, March 2 at 7 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD Rick Steves’ Europe Marathon airs Wednesday, March 19 at 8 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD

he romance of the rails and the joys of European travel are spotlighted in two special March programs. Great Scenic Railway Journeys, hosted by director Robert C. Van Kamp, who created the Emmy Award-winning public television series, explores some of North America’s most historic and scenic tourist steam railroads. In the program, Grammy Award-winning musician and storyteller David Holt rides the rails, illuminating the history and sights of remarkable train lines. Also this month, guidebook author and travel expert Rick Steves (right) — America’s most respected authority on European travel — hosts Rick Steves’ Europe Marathon, in which he showcases some of his favorite cities. Steves explores popular sites as well as attractions off the beaten track; dining; accommodations; and much more, illuminating the joys of cultural discovery abroad.

American Masters: Pete Seeger: The Power of Song airs Sunday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD

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iography series American Masters poetically documents the late folk singer and human rights activist’s unique experience and contributions to American music and society. Pete Seeger, who died January 27 at age 94, introduced America to its own folk heritage, deeply believed in the power of song and was convinced that individuals can make a difference. He made a whole generation passionate about playing the guitar and picking the banjo and promoted the use of music as a force for social change. Largely misunderstood by his critics, including the U.S. government, for his views on peace, civil rights and ecology, Seeger went from the top of the hit parade to the top of the blacklist — banned from commercial television for more than 17 years. His inspiring story is told by everyone from Bob Dylan to the Dixie Chicks and through a remarkable historical archive — a history that Seeger himself helped create.

Easy Yoga: The Secret to Strength and Balance with Peggy Cappy

airs Monday, March 11 at 8 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD

ne of the downsides of aging is losing muscle, followed closely by declining strength and balance, and for many the world starts teetering. Muscle loss actually begins when we are in our thirties, and continues at a rate of about three percent per decade without intervention. In her new special, New Hampshire-based yoga expert Peggy Cappy spotlights how the practice of yoga can come to the aid of anyone, regardless of age, who wants to increase strength and mobility and improve balance. Yoga is both a natural weight-bearing exercise that builds strength and a low-impact way to work wonders for balance. Cappy, whose gentle yoga approach has helped many reduce stress and create greater comfort and ease in body, mind and spirit for more than 40 years, also shows how yoga poses can increase range of motion, improve awareness of the body, help prevent bone loss and keep the metabolism running efficiently. 2 MARCH 2014

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Funding for American Masters: Pete Seeger: The Power of Song is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Additional funding is provided by Mrs. Rosalind P. Walter, The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation, Jack Rudin, The Marilyn M. Simpson Charitable Lead Trusts, The André and Elizabeth Kertész Foundation, and public television viewers.

WETA TV 26 & WETA HD

March primetime simulcast listings.

Weeknight primetime simulcast programming often repeats the next weekday on WETA TV 26 starting at noon. 8:30

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(from 7pm) Great Scenic Railway Journeys

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Dr. Wayne Dyer: I Can See Clearly Now

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American Masters: Marvin Hamlisch: What He Did for Love

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My Music: Moments to Remember

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Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions for You

Fri

Washington Week with Gwen Ifill

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My Music: Ed Sullivan’s Rock and Roll Classics: The ’60s

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(from 7:30pm) American Masters: Pete Seeger: The Power of Song

Mon

My Music: Ed Sullivan’s Rock and Roll Classics: The ’60s

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Easy Yoga: The Secret to Strength and Balance with Peggy Cappy

America’s Wild West (American Experience)

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Studio WETA: Tom Paxton

American Masters: Pete Seeger: The Power of Song

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Midsomer Murders: Super Sleuths

Dr. Wayne Dyer: I Can See Clearly Now (to 12m)

Fri

Washington Week with Gwen Ifill

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My Music: John Sebastian Presents: Folk Rewind

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(from 6pm) House of Cards (Pts 1–4 of 4)

Mon

Celtic Woman: Emerald

Judy Collins: Live in Ireland (to 11:30pm)

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Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions for You

My Music: Moments to Remember (to 12:30am)

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Rick Steves’ Europe Marathon

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The Washington Cherry Blossoms: A Gift of Friendship

Fri

Washington Week with Gwen Ifill

Sat

WETA Viewer Favorites

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WETA Viewer Favorites

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Antiques Roadshow: Baton Rouge, LA

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The Story of the Jews with Simon Schama (Pts 1 & 2 of 5. The Beginning/Among Believers)

Frontline: TB Silent Killer

Wed

Nature: What Plants Talk About

Secrets of the Dead: The Lost Diary of Dr. Livingstone

Thu

Midsomer Murders, Series II: Stranglers Wood

Fri

Washington Week with Gwen Ifill

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Doc Martin, Series VI (Pts 1 & 2 of 8)

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Call the Midwife, Season 3 (Pt 1 of 8)

Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge, Season 2 (Pt 1 of 8)

Mon

Antiques Roadshow: Kansas City, MO

Antiques Roadshow: Atlanta, GA

American Masters: Marvin Hamlisch: What He Did for Love (to 12m)

Studio WETA: Ric Edelman 3 Steps to Incredible Health! (to 12:30am) Heartbeat of Home (to 12m)

Great Scenic Railway Journeys (to 11:30pm) Great Performances: The Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Celebration (to 12m) Oscar Hammerstein II—Out of My Dreams My Music: Classical Rewind (to 11:30pm)

Oscar Hammerstein II—Out of My Dreams

Oscar Hammerstein (to 12m)

My Music: Ed Sullivan’s Rock and Roll Classics: The ’60s (to 12m) A Celebration of Blues & Soul: The 1989 Inaugural Concert (to 11:30pm)

Great Performances: Pavarotti: A Voice for the Ages

My Music: John Sebastian Presents: Folk Rewind

Suze Orman (to 12:30am)

NOVA: Cold Case JFK

Jack Lemmon: America’s Everyman

Midsomer Murders, Series II: Blood Will Out WETA Arts

Live From Lincoln Center: Patina Miller

(from 9:33pm) The WETA Movie: The Picture of Dorian Gray

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PBS NewsHour airs weeknights at 7 p.m.

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Joan Crawford: Always the Star

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Charlie Rose airs late weeknights (check listings)

For full schedules and program information, visit weta.org

Antiques Roadshow: Atlanta, GA

Arlington National Cemetery

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3 Steps to Incredible Health! (to 12:30am)

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My Music: Moments to Remember

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March simulcast primetime listings, plus weekends for WETA TV 26

• Programming on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD is exactly the same — simulcast — Monday through Friday from 7 p.m. through Charlie Rose, and weekend evenings, beginning at 6 p.m. Saturdays, 7:30 p.m. Sundays.

• Please note that Saturday and Sunday daytime listings that follow are for WETA TV 26 only unless otherwise indicated. For complete 24-hour schedules of programs on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD, visit weta.org/tv.

• The weeknight primetime schedule on WETA TV 26 often repeats the next weekday afternoon on WETA TV 26. • WETA TV 26 is devoted to children’s programming 5 a.m.–noon weekdays and 6–9 a.m. Sundays. For 24 hours of children’s programming each day, tune in to the WETA Kids channel. See page 10 for schedule information.

SIMULCAST ON WETA TV 26 & WETA HD, 6AM–3AM: 6AM THE DASH DIET WITH MARLA HELLER — Registered dietician Marla Heller presents a special diet plan — Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension — based on her bestselling book, The DASH Diet Action Plan. Heller’s plan, ranked “Best Diet Overall” by US News & World Report for three years running, came out of groundbreaking NIH-funded research and is grounded in healthy eating principles that lower blood pressure; reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, and some types of cancer; and support reaching and maintaining a healthy weight. 7:30 THE HAPPINESS ADVANTAGE WITH SHAWN ACHOR — Most people believe that success creates happiness, but positive psychology expert Shawn Achor says we’ve got it backwards. Using recent discoveries in the fields of positive psychology and neuroscience, he demonstrates how happiness actually fuels success. By becoming more positive, the brain becomes more engaged, creative, energetic, resilient and productive. 9:00 EASTENDERS — (two episodes, simulcast on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD) Repeats Fridays, 5pm 10:00 SUZE ORMAN’S FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS FOR YOU — In a program taped in Washington at American University, the nation’s most recognized expert in personal finance presents up-to-date advice on a broad set of financial issues, including: how to invest; whether to buy or rent a home; saving for retirement; what kind of life insurance to buy; wills and trusts; student loans and more. Orman offers tangible information on managing money today and how to make smarter choices towards a more economically secure future. Repeats Mon 3/3, 4pm; Thur 3/6, 8pm; Sat 3/8, 6pm; Sun 3/9, 2pm; Tue 3/18, 8pm; Wed 3/19, 1pm; Fri 3/21, 10:30pm

March 2 (10 p.m.) & March 9 (9:30 p.m.) on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD Two iconic figures of American music are in the spotlight in March as American Masters spotlights composer Marvin Hamlisch (right) on Sunday, March 2 and biography special Oscar Hammerstein II, airing March 9, profiles the accomplished lyricist and librettist (left).

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Saturday, March 1 at 6 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD Dance program Heartbeat of Home, from the creators of Riverdance, features Irish and Latin American dance and African rhythms.

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WETA’s March membership drive airs March 1–23 on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD. Please note that television listings during that period are subject to change.

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Program Key ■ — WETA productions, co-productions or presentations. {DVI} — Descriptive Video Service. R — Aired within the month. Listings are accurate as of press time. For late-breaking program updates, call 703-998-2724 or visit weta.org/tv.

12N EASY YOGA: THE SECRET TO STRENGTH AND BALANCE WITH PEGGY CAPPY — The expert shows how yoga can come to the aid of anyone, regardless of age, who wants weight-bearing exercise and a low-impact way to increase strength, mobility and balance. Repeats Tue 3/4, 4pm; Thur 3/6, midnight; Tue 3/11, 8pm; Wed 3/12, 1pm; Fri 3/14, midnight; Wed 3/19, 5pm, 11pm 1PM CELTIC THUNDER: MYTHOLOGY — A concert filmed at the Helix Theater in Dublin features the Celtic-themed vocal ensemble celebrating Celtic roots: ancestors in Ireland, their legends, and their history. All six Celtic Thunder principals feature in Mythology, performing solo numbers, ensemble songs and original tracks. Repeats Mon 3/3, 11pm; Sun 3/16, 11pm 3:00 THE WASHINGTON CHERRY BLOSSOMS: A GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP — This special WETA production spotlights the Tidal Basin’s blossoming cherry trees, a gift of friendship from Japan in 1912, and explores the history of the trees and the annual National Cherry Blossom Festival, one of the nation’s largest springtime celebrations. Repeats Sat 3/8, 6am; Thur 3/20, 8pm; Fri 3/21, 1pm 4:00 THE BLOOD SUGAR SOLUTION 10-DAY DETOX DIET, WITH DR. MARK HYMAN — Based on his groundbreaking Blood Sugar Solution program, Dr. Mark Hyman explains America’s problem with obesity, diabetes and food addiction, providing a step-by-step solution. Repeats Fri 3/7, 11:30pm; Sat 3/15, 7:30am, 11:30pm 5:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND — A NewsHour weekend broadcast anchored by Hari Sreenivasan provides a summary of the day’s national and international news. 6:00 HEARTBEAT OF HOME — A dance extravaganza blends Irish dance, Latin American salsa and the rhythms of Africa. With a world-class cast of 29 dancers and 10 musicians, the high-energy production employs cuttingedge projection technology to create a dream world of joyous music and dance. The musical tour de force was created by the producers and director of Riverdance. Repeats Thur 3/6, 10pm; Fri 3/7, 3pm

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Saturday, March 8 at 8 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD My Music: Ed Sullivan’s Rock and Roll Classics: The ’60s presents top pop and rock music performances on The Ed Sullivan Show, such as the Beatles (above), the Rolling Stones and the Doors.

— “The Way We Were,” “Nobody Does It Better” and scores for The Sting, Sophie’s Choice and the Broadway juggernaut A Chorus Line — made him famous worldwide. When his unprecedented streak ended, Hamlisch fell into despair before rebounding. Repeats Mon 3/4, 8pm; Wed 3/5, 1pm; Sat 3/8, 3:30pm 12M BRAIN CHANGE WITH DAVID PERLMUTTER, MD — R 1:30AM RICK STEVES’ FESTIVAL EUROPE — R 2AM DR. WAYNE DYER: I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW — R

3 Monday 7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 DR. WAYNE DYER: I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW — In his most personal program, Dr. Dyer offers an intimate conversation about what his own experiences have taught him about understanding life’s purpose: There are no accidents, and all the choices we make and actions we take weave a life tapestry uniquely our own. Exploring the principles that have guided his own choices, Dr. Dyer shows why it is important to have a burning desire, why life’s lowest moments can reveal our true purpose, and how the principle of love allows us to see our lives more clearly and reach greatest awareness. Repeats Tue 3/4, 1pm; Sat 3/8, midnight; Thur 3/13, 9pm; Fri 3/14, 2pm; Sat 3/15, 10am 11:00 CELTIC THUNDER: MYTHOLOGY — R 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

4 Tuesday 7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 AMERICAN MASTERS: MARVIN HAMLISCH: WHAT HE DID FOR LOVE — See the Sunday, March 2, 10 p.m. listing. 10:00 STUDIO WETA: RIC EDELMAN — A new, occasional WETA series features interviews with authors, experts and artists. In this program taped in the fall, Studio WETA features a talk with acclaimed financial advisor Ric Edelman, ranked the #1 Independent Financial Advisor in the nation by Barron’s in 2009, 2010, and 2012. Repeats Mon 3/10, 5pm; Thur 3/20, 5pm 11:00 RICK STEVES’ FESTIVAL EUROPE 11:30 FLOWER EMPOWERED WITH SARAH VON POLLARO — In WETA’s production, Washingtonian Sarah von Pollaro demonstrates how anyone on any budget can create gorgeous, long-lasting floral designs for the home or for special occasions. Repeats Wed 3/5, 4:30pm; Sat 3/15, 6am 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

5 Wednesday

Saturday, March 1 at 8 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD My Music: Moments to Remember presents performances by top pop acts of the 1950s and early 1960s, including The Four Aces (above), who sing their hits “Heart of My Heart” and “Tell Me Why.”

7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 MY MUSIC: MOMENTS TO REMEMBER — Patti Page, Nick Clooney, Peter Marshall, Wink Martindale and The Lawrence Welk Show’s Mary Lou Metzger co-host a program of music from the late 1950s and early 1960s pop era. Artists include Frankie Laine, the Four Lads, Four Aces, Four Freshmen, Roger Williams and the Platters — with archival performances from Rosemary Clooney, Perry Como and Nat King Cole. Repeats Thur 3/6, 1pm; Sat 3/8, 1pm 10:30 3 STEPS TO INCREDIBLE HEALTH! WITH JOEL FUHRMAN, M.D. — R 12:30 HALEY’S HINTS — R 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

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IMULCAST ON WETA TV 26 & WETA HD, 6AM–5AM: S 6AM SUZE ORMAN’S FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS FOR YOU — R 8:00 DR. WAYNE DYER: I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW — See the Monday, March 3, 8 p.m. listing. 11:00 HALEY’S HINTS — Author Graham Haley offers household advice, from cleaning tips to sewing hints, to hints on plumbing, painting and carpentry, using ordinary household items and products for extraordinary timeand money-saving uses. 11:30 BRAIN CHANGE WITH DAVID PERLMUTTER, MD — Neurologist David Perlmutter explores the effects of wheat, sugar, and carbohydrates on the brain, offering a 30-day plan to achieve optimum health. Perlmutter, author of the New York Times #1 best-selling book, Grain Brain, presents his theory that the human brain is highly sensitive to certain proteins and sugars that contribute to dementia, ADHD, anxiety, chronic headaches, depression, and more. Repeats tonight; Wed 3/5, 3pm; Sat 3/8, 7:30am; Sun 3/16, 11am, 1am 3:00 MY MUSIC: MOMENTS TO REMEMBER — R 5:30 MOYERS & COMPANY — Bill Moyers presents a weekly half-hour of conversation about life and the state of American democracy. 6:00 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND — A NewsHour weekend broadcast anchored by Hari Sreenivasan provides a summary of the day’s national and international news. 6:30 RICK STEVES’ FESTIVAL EUROPE 7:00 GREAT SCENIC RAILWAY JOURNEYS — A program presents segments from the Emmy Award-winning series, exploring some of North America’s most historic and scenic tourist steam railroads, from the frozen tundra of Alaska to the high desert of Arizona, from New Hampshire to South Dakota and throughout Canada. Series creator and producer Robert C. Van Camp hosts the program. Repeats Mon 3/3, 1pm; Fri 3/7, 8:30pm; Sun 3/9, 7am 10:00 AMERICAN MASTERS: MARVIN HAMLISCH: WHAT HE DID FOR LOVE —The biography series explores the life of accomplished composer Marvin Hamlisch (1944– 2012), who by age 31 had won four Grammys, an Emmy, three Oscars, a Tony and a Pulitzer Prize. Hit after hit

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8:00 MY MUSIC: MOMENTS TO REMEMBER — Patti Page, Nick Clooney, Peter Marshall, Wink Martindale and The Lawrence Welk Show’s Mary Lou Metzger co-host a program of music from the late 1950s and early 1960s pop era. Artists include Frankie Laine, the Four Lads, Four Aces, Four Freshmen, Roger Williams and the Platters — with archival performances from Rosemary Clooney, Perry Como and Nat King Cole. Repeats tonight; Sun 3/2, 3pm; Tue 3/5, 8pm; Sat 3/8, 1pm; Tue 3/18, 10pm 10:30 3 STEPS TO INCREDIBLE HEALTH! WITH JOEL FUHRMAN, M.D. — Dr. Joel Fuhrman addresses the crisis of obesity and chronic disease plaguing America. More than 65 percent of Americans are overweight or obese — and that number is growing. Dr. Fuhrman’s health plan offers a healthy, effective plan for shedding weight quickly and reclaiming vitality and good health. Repeats Wed 3/5, 10:30pm; Thur 3/6, 3:30pm; Sun 3/9, 10am; Thur 3/13, 2pm; Sat 3/15, 4pm; Thur 3/20, 11pm 12:30AM MY MUSIC: MOMENTS TO REMEMBER — R

7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 SUZE ORMAN’S FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS FOR YOU — In a program taped in Washington at American University, the nation’s most recognized expert in personal finance presents up-to-date advice on a broad set of financial issues, including: how to invest; whether to buy or rent a home; saving for retirement; what kind of life insurance to buy; wills and trusts; student loans and more. Orman offers tangible information on managing money today and how to make smarter choices towards a more economically secure future. Repeats Fri 3/7, 1pm; Sun 3/9, 2pm 10:00 HEARTBEAT OF HOME — See the Saturday, March 1, 6 p.m. listing for this dance extravaganza. Repeats Fri 3/7, 3pm 12M EASY YOGA: THE SECRET TO STRENGTH AND BALANCE WITH PEGGY CAPPY — R 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

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7 Friday 7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL — In WETA’s long-running production, moderator and managing editor Gwen Ifill leads a discussion by a panel of top journalists on the news events of the week. 8:30 GREAT SCENIC RAILWAY JOURNEYS — A program presents segments from the Emmy Award-winning series, exploring some of North America’s most historic and scenic tourist steam railroads, spotlighting picturesque rail journeys and sharing in the excitement of those who cherish and preserve steam trains. 11:30 THE BLOOD SUGAR SOLUTION 10-DAY DETOX DIET, WITH DR. MARK HYMAN — R 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

8 Saturday IMULCAST ON WETA TV 26 & WETA HD, 6PM–3AM: S 6AM THE WASHINGTON CHERRY BLOSSOMS: A GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP — R 7:30 BRAIN CHANGE WITH DAVID PERLMUTTER, MD — R 9:00 EASTENDERS — (two episodes, simulcast on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD) Repeats Fridays, 5pm 10:00 RICK STEVES’ EUROPE MARATHON — Travel expert Rick Steves showcases some of his favorite European cities in this special event. Repeats Sun 3/16, 6:30am; Wed 3/19, 8pm; Thur 3/20, 1pm 1:00 MY MUSIC: MOMENTS TO REMEMBER — R 3:30 AMERICAN MASTERS: MARVIN HAMLISCH: WHAT HE DID FOR LOVE — R 5:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 6:00 SUZE ORMAN’S FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS FOR YOU — R 8:00 MY MUSIC: ED SULLIVAN’S ROCK AND ROCK CLASSICS: THE ’60s — From the late 1940s until the early 1970s, millions of viewers of all ages saw great musical acts each Sunday night on The Ed Sullivan Show. This installment in the My Music series presents classic song performances from 1963–1968, from the Beatles’ American television debut to the Doors’ infamous onetime-only appearance, to the Rolling Stones, Sly and the Family Stone, the Mamas and the Papas and more. Repeats Sun 3/9, noon; Mon 3/10, 8pm; Tue 3/11, 1pm; Fri 3/14, 10pm 10:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES: THE BOB DYLAN 30TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION — Great Performances presents an encore of highlights from a star-studded 1992 concert tribute to pop music icon Bob Dylan at Madison Square Garden. A Who’s Who of performers celebrated the 30th anniversary of the enigmatic singer-songwriter’s groundbreaking 1962 debut album, Bob Dylan. Performers include The Band, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Roseanne Cash, Eric Clapton, Shawn Colvin, George Harrison, Richie Havens, Roger McGuinn, John Mellencamp, Tom Petty, Stevie Wonder, Eddie Vedder, Ron Wood, Neil Young and other artists. 12M DR. WAYNE DYER: I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW — R

9 Sunday IMULCAST ON WETA TV 26 & WETA HD, 6AM–2AM: S 6AM EASY YOGA: THE SECRET TO STRENGTH AND BALANCE WITH PEGGY CAPPY — R

7:00 GREAT SCENIC RAILWAY JOURNEYS — R 10:00 3 STEPS TO INCREDIBLE HEALTH! WITH JOEL FUHRMAN, M.D. — R 12N MY MUSIC: ED SULLIVAN’S ROCK AND ROCK CLASSICS: THE 60s — R 2:00 SUZE ORMAN’S FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS FOR YOU — R 4:00 MY MUSIC: CLASSICAL REWIND — See the Monday, March 10, 10 p.m. listing. 5:30 MOYERS & COMPANY 6:00 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 6:30 MIDSOMER MURDERS: SUPER SLEUTHS — A behindthe-scenes documentary features the cast and crew of the long-running mystery series as they reflect on their experiences in the deadliest “county” in all of England. The special investigates the popular sleuth DCI Tom Barnaby (John Nettles) and the mysterious mayhem of Midsomer, the fictional area where the series takes place. Repeats Mon 3/10, 1pm; Wed 3/12, 11pm; Thur 3/13, 8pm; Fri 3/14, 1pm; Sun 3/16, 12:30pm 7:30 AMERICAN MASTERS: PETE SEEGER: THE POWER OF SONG — A film biography documents the unique life and work of the late musician, who introduced America to its folk heritage and employed the power of song as a force for social change. Musicians ranging from Bob Dylan to the Dixie Chicks — and a remarkable historical archive — tell his story. Repeats Wed 3/12, 9pm; Thur 3/13, 4pm; Sun 3/16, 1:30pm 9:30 OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II—OUT OF MY DREAMS — Hosted by Matthew Morrison of the television series Glee, a program special celebrates the acclaimed lyricist and librettist whose works include Show Boat (1927), Oklahoma! (1943), Carousel (1945), South Pacific (1949), The King and I (1951) and The Sound of Music (1959). Brimming with movie clips from his greatest musicals, this special features interviews with Stephen Sondheim, Harold Prince, Shirley Jones, Mitzi Gaynor, Hammerstein family members and others. Repeats Mon 3/10, 3:30pm; Tue 3/11, 10:30pm; Fri 3/14, 8:30pm; Sun 3/16, 3:30pm 11:00 RICK STEVES’ EUROPE — R

10 Monday 7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 MY MUSIC: ED SULLIVAN’S ROCK AND ROCK CLASSICS: THE ’60s — See the Saturday, March 8, 8 p.m. listing. 10:00 MY MUSIC: CLASSICAL REWIND — A visual and auditory joyride through the world of classical music spotlights the beauty, romance and dramatic power of musical masterpieces. Martin Goldsmith hosts, guiding the exploration of the world of classical music, with reflections from Itzhak Perlman, Joshua Bell and Stewart Copeland of The Police, among others. Repeats Tue 3/11, 3pm; Sat 3/15, 6:30pm; Sun 3/16, 9:30am 11:30 DEEPAK CHOPRA, M.D.: WHAT ARE YOU HUNGRY FOR? — Renowned physician, best-selling author and educator Deepak Chopra lectures on the scientific, behavioral and medical basis of hunger and the healthy ways to fulfill it. He tackles issues such as food cravings, nutritional imbalances, emotional starvation and other causes of over-eating and hunger. 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

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Saturday, March 15 at 8 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD My Music: John Sebastian Presents: Folk Rewind spotlights classic folk acts of the 1950s/1960s, including Harry Belafonte (above). Also tune in on March 12 at 8 p.m. for a conversation with folk music singer-songwriter Tom Paxton on Studio WETA.

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Sunday, March 16 at 6 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD WETA reprises the classic political thriller House of Cards, which stars Ian Richardson as a scheming, Machiavellian parliamentarian seeking to demolish his rivals and become Britain’s prime minister.

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16 Sunday IMULCAST ON WETA TV 26 & WETA HD, 6AM–2:30AM: S 6AM 3 STEPS TO INCREDIBLE HEALTH! WITH JOEL FUHRMAN, M.D. — R 6:30 RICK STEVES’ EUROPE MARATHON — R 9:30 MY MUSIC: CLASSICAL REWIND — R 11:00 BRAIN CHANGE WITH DAVID PERLMUTTER, MD — R 12:30 MIDSOMER MURDERS: SUPER SLEUTH — R 1:30 AMERICAN MASTERS: PETE SEEGER: THE POWER OF SONG — R 3:30 OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II—OUT OF MY DREAMS — R 5:00 MOYERS & COMPANY 5:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 6:00 HOUSE OF CARDS — In this acclaimed 1990 BBC political drama (which inspired the Netflix remake starring Kevin Spacey), Ian Richardson is masterful as Machiavellian politician Francis Urquhart, a big fish in a dirty political pond of backstabbing, skullduggery and corruption, scheming his way to Britain’s top political job at Number 10 Downing Street. Susannah Harker portrays Mattie Storin, the eager young journalist who naively admires Urquhart as a statesman but is used by him to help demolish his rivals. WETA reprises the four-part series in its entirety. Repeats Mon 3/17, 1pm 11:00 CELTIC THUNDER: MYTHOLOGY — R 1AM BRAIN CHANGE WITH DAVID PERLMUTTER, MD — R

12 Wednesday 7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 STUDIO WETA: TOM PAXTON — Studio WETA, WETA’s new series of one-on-one interviews with authors, experts and artists, features American folk singer and songwriter Tom Paxton. Repeats Thur 3/13, 1pm, midnight; Sat 3/15, 3pm; Wed 3/19, midnight; Thur 3/20, 4pm 9:00 AMERICAN MASTERS: PETE SEEGER: THE POWER OF SONG — See the Sunday, March 9, 7:30 p.m. listing. 11:00 MIDSOMER MURDERS: SUPER SLEUTHS — R 12M MASTERPIECE SNEAK PREVIEW: MR. SELFRIDGE, SEASON 2 — Repeats Fri 3/21, 4pm 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

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7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL — In WETA’s long-running production, moderator and managing editor Gwen Ifill leads a discussion by a panel of top journalists on the news events of the week. 8:30 OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II—OUT OF MY DREAMS — R 10:00 MY MUSIC: ED SULLIVAN’S ROCK AND ROCK CLASSICS: THE ’60s — R 12M EASY YOGA: THE SECRET TO STRENGTH AND BALANCE WITH PEGGY CAPPY — R 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

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Monday, March 17 at 8 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD Celtic Woman: Emerald features the Irish vocal/violin ensemble in concert, performing re-imagined versions of Celtic favorites.

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7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 EASY YOGA: THE SECRET TO STRENGTH AND BALANCE WITH PEGGY CAPPY — Yoga can come to the aid of anyone, regardless of age, who wants weightbearing exercise and a low-impact way to increase strength, mobility and balance. Expert Peggy Cappy shows how yoga poses can increase range of motion, improve awareness of the body, help prevent bone loss and keep the metabolism running efficiently. 9:00 AMERICA’S WILD WEST — Featuring the best moments from the history series American Experience’s “Wild West Collection,” this program includes excerpts from films Annie Oakley, Billy the Kid, Buffalo Bill, Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid, Custer’s Last Stand, Jesse James, Kit Carson and Wyatt Earp — spotlighting stories of iconic figures of frontier culture who captured the public’s imagination and inspired a stampede of novels, TV shows and big-screen dramas. Repeats Wed 3/12, 2pm 10:30 OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II—OUT OF MY DREAMS — R 12M THE WASHINGTON CHERRY BLOSSOMS: A GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP — R 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

IMULCAST ON WETA TV 26 & WETA HD, 6PM–3AM: S 6AM FLOWER EMPOWERED WITH SARAH VON POLLARO — R 7:30 THE BLOOD SUGAR SOLUTION 10-DAY DETOX DIET, WITH DR. MARK HYMAN — R 9:00 EASTENDERS — (two episodes, simulcast on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD) Repeats Fridays, 5pm 10:00 DR. WAYNE DYER: I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW — R 1:00 CELTIC WOMAN: EMERALD — See the Monday, March 17, 8 p.m. listing. 3:00 STUDIO WETA: TOM PAXTON — R 4:00 3 STEPS TO INCREDIBLE HEALTH! WITH JOEL FUHRMAN, M.D. — R 6:00 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 6:30 MY MUSIC: CLASSICAL REWIND — R 8:00 MY MUSIC: JOHN SEBASTIAN PRESENTS: FOLK REWIND — A music special focuses on the singers and songwriters of the classic 1950s and 1960s folk era. Presented by John Sebastian of The Lovin’ Spoonful, Folk Rewind features a trove of historical footage plus new performances by artists who are still appearing in concert — from Judy Collins to Harry Belafonte, The Kingston Trio and more. Repeats tonight; Wed 3/19, 3pm; Fri 3/21, 8:30pm 10:00 A CELEBRATION OF BLUES & SOUL: THE 1989 INAUGURAL CONCERT — Dazzling performances from some of the biggest names in rock and blues history, including Stevie Ray Vaughan, Dr. John, Bo Diddley, Ronnie Wood, Delbert McClinton, Sam Moore, Percy Sledge and more are featured in this television premiere of a concert taped in 1989 and presumed lost for nearly 20 years. 11:30 THE BLOOD SUGAR SOLUTION 10-DAY DETOX DIET, WITH DR. MARK HYMAN — R 1AM MY MUSIC: JOHN SEBASTIAN PRESENTS: FOLK REWIND — R

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Thursday, March 20 at 9:30 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD Great Performances: Pavarotti: A Voice for the Ages chronicles the superstar tenor’s career and features his best-known hits.

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17 Monday 7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 CELTIC WOMAN: EMERALD — A concert celebrates the rich musical heritage of the Emerald Isle with the Celtic Woman vocal/violin ensemble as it re-imagines versions of fan favorites from a treasure chest of Celtic songs. This family-friendly concert showcases the group’s sparkling pure voices, bewitching choreography and fairytale charms along with a group of world-class musicians, Aontas Choir, bagpipers and championship Irish dancers. Repeats Tue 3/18, 1pm 10:00 JUDY COLLINS: LIVE IN IRELAND — The performing artist shares her favorite Celtic folksongs, stories, and monumental hits that created the backbone of American folk music, in a concert filmed in September 2013 at Dromoland Castle in County Clare. Repeats Tue 3/18, 4:30pm 11:30 NATURE: IRELAND’S WILD RIVER — The Shannon is Ireland’s greatest geographical landmark and longest river. It passes through a huge palette of rural landscapes, where on little-known backwaters, Ireland’s wild animals and plants still thrive as almost nowhere else. {DVI} Repeats Tue 3/18, 3pm 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

18 Tuesday 7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 SUZE ORMAN’S FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS FOR YOU — R 10:00 MY MUSIC: MOMENTS TO REMEMBER — R 12:30AM HALEY’S HINTS — R 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

19 Wednesday 7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 RICK STEVES’ EUROPE MARATHON — Travel expert Rick Steves showcases some of his favorite European cities in this special event. Repeats Thur 3/20, 1pm 11:00 EASY YOGA: THE SECRET TO STRENGTH AND BALANCE WITH PEGGY CAPPY — R 12M STUDIO WETA: TOM PAXTON — R 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

20 Thursday 7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 THE WASHINGTON CHERRY BLOSSOMS: A GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP — R 9:30 GREAT PERFORMANCES: PAVAROTTI: A VOICE FOR THE AGES — Like Enrico Caruso before him, tenor Luciano Pavarotti extended his presence far beyond the limits of Italian opera, and he quickly established his rich sound as the great male operatic voice of the 20th century. This program celebrates this international phenomenon — and features Pavarotti’s hits, from opera arias to Neapolitan songs to duets with contemporary stars. Repeats Fri 3/21, 2:30pm 11:00 3 STEPS TO INCREDIBLE HEALTH! WITH JOEL FUHRMAN, M.D. — R 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL — In WETA’s long-running production, moderator and managing editor Gwen Ifill leads a discussion by a panel of top journalists on the news events of the week. 8:30 MY MUSIC: JOHN SEBASTIAN PRESENTS: FOLK REWIND — R 10:30 SUZE ORMAN’S FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS FOR YOU — R 12:30AM HALEY’S HINTS — R 1AM CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

22 Saturday IMULCAST ON WETA TV 26 & WETA HD, 6AM–6AM: S 6AM–9AM WETA VIEWER FAVORITES 9AM EASTENDERS — (two episodes, simulcast on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD) Repeats Fridays, 5pm 10AM–6PM WETA VIEWER FAVORITES 6PM PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 6:30PM–6AM WETA VIEWER FAVORITES

23 Sunday IMULCAST ON WETA TV 26 & WETA HD, 6AM–5AM: S 6AM–5:30PM WETA VIEWER FAVORITES 5:30 MOYERS & COMPANY 6:00 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 6:30PM–5AM WETA VIEWER FAVORITES

24 Monday 7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW: BATON ROUGE, LA — Repeats Tue 3/25, 2pm; Wed 3/26, 1pm 9:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW: ATLANTA, GA — Repeats Tue 3/25, 3pm; Wed 3/26, 2pm 10:00 JACK LEMMON: AMERICA’S EVERYMAN — A program profiles the Harvard-educated star, whose perfect timing, precise emotional balance and total believability contributed to the success of films such as Mister Roberts (1955), Some Like It Hot (1959), The Apartment (1960), Days of Wine and Roses (1962), and The Odd Couple (1968), Save the Tiger (1973), The China Syndrome (1979), and Glengarry Glenn Ross (1992). Lemmon made more than 60 movies and received eight Academy Award Nominations and two Oscars. Repeats Tue 3/25, 4pm; Wed 3/26, 3pm 11:00 CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

25 Tuesday 7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 THE STORY OF THE JEWS WITH SIMON SCHAMA — Noted historian, author and critic Simon Schama explores the Jewish experience from ancient times to the present day in this new five-part series. Part 1 of 5. The Beginning. The first part traces the Jewish experience from tribal beginnings 3,000 years ago to Romans’ destruction of the Jerusalem temple — and spotlights the extraordinary book, the Hebrew Bible. Repeats Wed 3/26, 4pm; Thur 3/27, 1pm; Sun 3/30, 2:30pm 9:00 THE STORY OF THE JEWS WITH SIMON SCHAMA — Part 2 of 5. Among Believers. The series continues with the story of medieval Jews struggling to preserve their identity — and sometimes their lives — under the rule of Christianity and Islam. Diaspora Jews built new lives and invented new ways of being Jewish in exile in the face of discrimination, blood-libels and persecution interspersed with periods of tolerance, protection and peaceful co-existence. Repeats Wed 3/26, 5pm; Thur 3/27, 2pm; Sun 3/30, 3:30pm 10:00 FRONTLINE: TB SILENT KILLER — Frontline tells wrenching stories behind the spread of a deadly infection threatening people around the world. Despite efforts to eradicate it, tuberculosis remains one of the world’s deadliest diseases, a contagious airborne illness infecting more than eight million people a year. But most alarming are spreading strains of TB that are highly resistant to drug treatments. 11:00 CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

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7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 NATURE: WHAT PLANTS TALK ABOUT — Nature explores how plants behave, revealing a world in which plants are as busy, responsive and complex as humans are. Scientist J.C. Cahill explores the “secret world of plants,” revealing an astonishing landscape where plants communicate, cooperate and sometimes wage all-out war. {DVI} Repeats Thur 3/27, 3pm 9:00 NOVA: COLD CASE JFK — Fifty years later, what can science tell us about the Kennedy assassination and the investigations that followed? NOVA follows a group of experts trying to unravel the lingering mysteries. {DVI} Repeats Thur 3/27, 4pm 10:00 SECRETS OF THE DEAD: THE LOST DIARY OF DR. LIVINGSTONE — To celebrate the 200th anniversary of famed explorer Dr. David Livingstone’s birth, new forensic techniques are being used to study Livingstone’s diary, recently restored. Repeats Thur 3/27, 5pm 11:00 CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

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7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL — In WETA’s long-running production, moderator and managing editor Gwen Ifill leads a discussion by a panel of top journalists on the news events of the week. Repeats Sat 3/29, 6:30pm 8:30 ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY — A WETA TV 26 production spotlights Arlington National Cemetery, an active national cemetery, an extraordinary tourist destination, and a place of grief, reflection, and healing for families whose loved ones are interred there.

Tuesday, March 25 at 8 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD Five-part series The Story of the Jews with Simon Schama begins in March, featuring the renowned scholar of history exploring the experience of the Jewish people from ancient times to the present.

Saturdays at 8 p.m. starting March 29 on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD WETA reprises the new season (Series VI) of Doc Martin, the popular comic drama set in a quaint seaside Cornish village and starring Martin Clunes as the quirky, blood-phobic doctor Martin Ellingham and Caroline Catz as his bride and co-parent Louisa Glasson.

9:30 WETA ARTS — Classical WETA’s Nicole Lacroix follows the National Symphony Orchestra as it visits a school on Capitol Hill; two artists re-create their grandmother’s 1960’s living room — outdoors; spotlighted is a stone carver who worked on the National Cathedral; and at the National Gallery of Art, the program explores the true story behind the film The Monuments Men. Repeats Sun 3/30, 11am, 2pm 10:00 LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: PATINA MILLER — Patina Miller, recent Tony Award winner for Pippin on Broadway, is a fresh new face and emerging artist. Her first concert special, filmed at New York’s Lincoln Center, showcases her powerhouse voice in a wide range of music, from classic R&B to Broadway’s best. 11:00 CHARLIE ROSE: THE WEEK 11:30 CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

29 Saturday N WETA TV 26, 6AM–6PM. See weta.org/hd for WETA HD listings. O 6AM NEW SCANDINAVIAN COOKING 6:30 CHEF JOHN BESH’S NEW ORLEANS 7:00 CIAO ITALIA 7:30 HUBERT KELLER: SECRETS OF A CHEF 8:00 JOANNE WEIR’S COOKING CONFIDENCE 8:30 RICK STEVES’ EUROPE 9:00 EASTENDERS — (two episodes, simulcast on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD) Repeats Fridays, 5pm 10:00 THE THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR 11:00 ESSENTIAL PÉPIN 11:30 PATI’S MEXICAN TABLE 12N THE MIND OF A CHEF 12:30 MEXICO—ONE PLATE AT A TIME WITH RICK BAYLESS 1:00 LIDIA’S ITALY IN AMERICA 1:30 SARA’S WEEKNIGHT MEALS 2:00 BAKING WITH JULIA 2:30 LIDIA’S KITCHEN 3:00 IN JULIA’S KITCHEN WITH MASTER CHEFS 3:30 JACQUES PÉPIN: MORE FAST FOOD MY WAY! 4:00 COOK’S COUNTRY FROM AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN 4:30 AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN FROM COOK’S ILLUSTRATED 5:00 MARTHA STEWART’S COOKING SCHOOL 5:30 MARTHA BAKES SIMULCAST ON WETA TV 26 & WETA HD, 6PM–11:30PM: 6:00 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 6:30 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL — R 7:00 KEEPING UP APPEARANCES — (two episodes)

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7:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 8:00 MIDSOMER MURDERS II: STRANGLER’S WOOD — Season II of the popular mystery series continues, premiering on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD. Strangler’s Wood. The body of a young Brazilian woman is found strangled with a tie in a forest where three similar murders occurred several years before. Barnaby and Troy investigate. Repeats Fri 3/28, 1pm 9:30 MIDSOMER MURDERS II: BLOOD WILL OUT — When an unpleasant and unpopular local magistrate, Hector Bridges, is found shot dead in his house, investigations link his wife to one of their neighbors. Also, a recent arrival in the village was an old army comrade with a grudge against Bridges. Repeats Fri 3/28, 3pm 11:00 CHARLIE ROSE — Repeats next weekday, noon

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ON WETA TV 26, 6AM–11:30AM. See weta.org/hd for WETA HD. 6AM–9AM WETA KIDS PROGRAMMING 9:00 WHITE HOUSE CHRONICLES 9:30 TO THE CONTRARY WITH BONNIE ERBE 10:00 THIS IS AMERICA WITH DENNIS WHOLEY 10:30 RELIGION AND ETHICS NEWSWEEKLY 11:00 WETA ARTS — See the Friday, March 28, 9:30 p.m. listing. R SIMULCAST ON WETA TV 26 & WETA HD, 11:30AM–11PM: 11:30 WETA MOVIE: PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY — (1:50) R 1:30 PIZZA IN WASHINGTON — A WETA TV 26 production explores the “pizza renaissance” taking place around Greater Washington, spotlighting a dozen eateries. 2:00 WETA ARTS — R 2:30 THE STORY OF THE JEWS WITH SIMON SCHAMA — Parts 1 & 2 of 5. The Beginning/Among Believers. R 4:30 GLOBE TREKKER: ALPS & LAPLAND 5:30 MOYERS & COMPANY 6:00 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 6:30 MIDSOMER MURDERS, SERIES I: DEATH IN DISGUISE — One of the founders of a new-age commune, The Lodge of the Golden Wind Horse, dies in a fall down the stairs, apparently accidentally. But when the other founder is mysteriously murdered, the first death looks like it may have been deliberate as well. 8:00 CALL THE MIDWIFE, SEASON 3 — Based on the bestselling memoirs of the late Jennifer Worth, a series relates colorful stories of midwifery in London’s East End during the 1950s. Part 1 of 8. The nuns and midwives of Nonnatus House move into their new premises, and Sister Winifred is a new arrival. Sister Monica Joan

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8:00 DOC MARTIN, SERIES VI — (two episodes). Martin Clunes reprises his role as the brusque general practitioner, Dr. Martin Ellingham, in the comic drama. Parts 1 & 2 of 8. Sickness and Health/Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? Portwenn is buzzing with arrangements for Doc and Louisa’s wedding; the couple hosts a disastrous dinner party, and the new nanny walks out. 9:33 THE WETA MOVIE: THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY — As the years pass, London aristocrat Dorian Gray does not age, but evidence of his moral corruption becomes apparent in a painted portrait of him that grows uglier with each transgression. Hurd Hatfield stars alongside George Sanders, Angela Lansbury and Donna Reed in the 1945 film based on Oscar Wilde’s novel. (1:50) Repeats Sun 3/20, 11:30am

Sunday, March 30 at 8 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD WETA premieres Season 3 of the acclaimed drama Call the Midwife, once again following the team of nurses and nuns as they aid mothers in London’s impoverished East End during the 1950s.

solves a medical mystery; and Chummy spearheads an Open Day at the Community Center and, after helping to deliver a neighbor’s baby, she decides to return to midwifery. Repeats Mon 3/31, 3pm 9:00 MASTERPIECE CLASSIC: MR. SELFRIDGE, SEASON 2 — Jeremy Piven (Entourage) reprises his role as London’s early 20th-century retail king, Harry Gordon Selfridge, for a second season of drama surrounding the famed department store. Part 1 of 8. Selfridge’s wife, Rose, returns from America for the store’s fifth anniversary; promoted shopgirl Agnes returns from training in Paris. Lord Loxley returns to torment Lady Mae. {DVI} Repeats Mon 3/31, 4pm

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The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!, based on Dr. Seuss characters, features natural-science learning for preschoolers. Marking Dr. Seuss’s birthday, four new episodes air over the week of March 3. March 3 also marks the 17th annual “Read Across America Day,” a Seussian celebration of reading across the nation.

WETA Kids airings in black; WETA TV 26 in blue. Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, 6am Clifford the Big Red Dog, 6:30am, 8pm (6am) Martha Speaks, 7am, 6pm (6:30am) Arthur, 7:30am, 4:30pm (7am) Wild Kratts, 8am, 5:30pm (7:30am) Curious George, 8:30am, 4pm, 7pm (8am) The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! 9am, 3:30pm (8:30am) Peg + Cat, 9:30am, 3pm (9am) Dinosaur Train, 10am, 2:30pm (9:30am) Sesame Street, 10:30am, 10pm (5am, 10am) Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, 11:30am (11am) Sid the Science Kid, noon, 8:30pm Thomas & Friends, 12:30pm WordWorld, 1pm Caillou, 1:30pm Super WHY!, 2pm (11:30am) Word Girl, 5pm, 6:30pm Zula Patrol, 7:30pm More listings are available at weta.org/kids.

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House of Cards: The Final Cut n the concluding series of the award-winning House of Cards drama trilogy, Ian Richardson again stars as the conniving British Prime Minister Francis Urquhart. In the political thriller, Urquhart is still holding onto power with an iron grip, but he is now 65 and knows his reign cannot last forever. Before he retires, however, he is determined to leave his mark, hoping to broker a historic settlement between Greek and Turkish Cyprus. Meanwhile, Urquhart’s equally ruthless wife Elizabeth (Diane Fletcher), hatches a graft-laden scheme to provide for the couple in retirement, and Urquhart’s past, which he assumed had been left dead and buried long before, threatens to re-emerge and destroy him. Can Urquhart once again outwit his adversaries, or has he reached the end of an unforgettable career? Also this month, tune in on Wednesdays for Father Brown 2 (new season!) and crime comedydrama Death in Paradise 3 (also new!), and on Mondays for crime drama George Gently (Season 2).

Tuesdays at 8 p.m. in March on WETA UK

P.M. PROGRAMMING ON WETA UK in march MONDAY

SUNDAY

4pm

Foyle’s War II & III

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

Hustle

(from 3:30pm) Midsomer Murders (3/1) (from 3:30pm) George Gently (3/8–3/29)

• Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries (3/3–3/24) • Hetty Wainthropp Investigates (3/31)

Midsomer Murders Season VI

Doc Martin Season III

Inspector Morse

BBC Antiques Roadshow

Midsomer Murders Season VI

4:30pm

5pm 5:30pm

6pm

Father Brown Season 2

• Wild South America (3/2–3/16) • The Queen’s Diamond Decades (3/23–3/30)

• BBC Antiques Roadshow (3/3–3/24) • Ladies of Letters (3/31)

Chef!

• Wild Australasia (3/2–3/16) • Michael Wood’s Story of England (3/23–3/30)

Pie in the Sky V House of Cards: (Series I starts 3/24) The Final Cut

• Wild Caribbean (3/2) • Secret Life of Elephants (3/9–3/23) • Shakespeare Uncovered (3/30)

Midsomer Murders Doc Martin Season VI Season III

6:30pm

7pm 7:30pm

8pm 8:30pm

9pm 9:30pm

10pm 10:30pm

11pm

Dalziel & Pascoe Season 4

• Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries (3/3–3/17) • David Suchet on the House of Cards: Orient Express (3/24) Pie in the Sky V (Series I starts 3/25) The Final Cut • Dirk Gently I (3/31)

Rosemary and Thyme

My Family

Rumpole of the Bailey

My Family

Inspector Morse

Spy (Season II begins 3/20)

Rosemary and Thyme (Season 3 begins 3/14)

Twenty Twelve (Season II begins 3/20)

Father Brown, Season 2

• Moone Boy (3/6–3/13) • Lead Balloon I (begins 3/20)

Outnumbered

• House of Cards: To Play the King (3/2) • House of Cards: Final Cut (3/9–3/30) • George Gently, Season 2 • Midsomer Doctor Who Murders II (3/31)

Dalziel & Pascoe Season 4

Benny Hill

• Hebburn (3/6–3/13) • The Cafe (3/7) • Sherlock Holmes • Doc Martin

Chef! (Season II begins 3/18) Rumpole of the Bailey

11:30pm MONDAY

TUESDAY

• Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries (3/7–3/21) • Hetty Wainthropp Investigates IV (3/28)

Death in Paradise, Season 3

Benny Hill

SUNDAY

SATURDAY

Hustle

WEDNESDAY

(3/6–3/13, 11:30pm; 3/20–3/27, 11pm)

• Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries (3/7–3/14) • David Suchet on the Orient Express (3/21) • Ladies of Letters I (3/28) • Dirk Gently I (3/28, 10:30pm)

Doc Martin Season III

• Masterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey 4 (3/1, 8pm) • House of Cards: To Play the King (3/1, 10pm) • Wallis Simpson: The Secret Letters (3/8, 8pm) • Elizabeth I: Killer Queen (3/8, 9pm) • House of Cards: The Final Cut (3/8, 10pm; 3/15–3/29, 10:30pm) • Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis IV (3/15– 3/29, 9pm) • The Queen’s Diamond Decades (3/15–3/29, 8pm) • Wild Australasia (3/1–3/8,

(11pm on 3/14, 3/21; 11pm; 3/15–3/22, 11:30pm) 11:30pm on 3/7, 3/28) • Secret Life of Elephants

THURSDAY

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FRIDAY

SATURDAY

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Classical for Washington

Choral Showcase Sundays at 9 p.m.

By David Ginder, Morning On-Air Host

EMELIE LIDSTROM

Dublin Guitar Quartet

Guitar Performances on Front Row Washington Mondays at 9 p.m.

By Deborah Lamberton, Senior Producer

Classical WETA 90.9 FM

different kind of “Fab Four” arrives from the United Kingdom on Classical WETA 90.9 FM’s weekly local concert broadcast Front Row Washington, Monday, March 3 at 9 p.m., courtesy of Dumbarton Concerts. Performing Manuel de Falla’s exciting El amor brujo, arranged by one of their own, the young and vibrant Vida Guitar Quartet also offers English Dances by Sir Malcom Arnold, and Georges Bizet’s ever-popular Carmen Suite. On the March 10 broadcast, we offer an all-Beethoven program featuring the Vancouver-based Borealis String Quartet, in performance at Candlelight Concert Society. And how could we not present the Dublin Guitar Quartet (above) on St. Patrick’s Day? Just don’t expect reels and jigs from this ensemble, which uses eight- and eleven-string guitars to play new music and adapted modern works by Philip Glass, Arvo Pärt, Steve Reich and György Ligeti. On March 24, we tip our hat to Classical WETA all-vocal classical service VivaLaVoce’s Bach Celebration with a Phillips Collection recital by pianist Olivier Cavé, who begins with a Bach transcription of a Vivaldi concerto, followed by works from two of Bach’s exact contemporaries: the well-known Domenico Scarlatti and the virtually unknown Lodovico Giustini da Pistoia. Muzio Clementi’s Sonata in G minor, Op. 50, No. 3 rounds out the program. Front Row Washington closes out the month on March 31 with the young husband/wife duo of cellist Anthony Leroy and pianist Sandra Moubarak, about whom Washington Post reviewer Robert Battey wrote: “They exhibited world-class musicianship and original, detailed ideas.” Their all-French recital of works by Debussy, Saint-Saëns and César Franck took place at the National Gallery of Art.

VivaLaVoce on vivalavoce.org

his past November marked the 100th anniversary of 20th-century English composer Benjamin Britten’s birth. Many observances were scheduled earlier in the season (including War Requiem performances by The Washington Chorus and The Baltimore Symphony, and our own first-ever broadcast of the cantata, The Company of Heaven). D.C.-based Cantate Chamber Singers have devoted their entire season to Britten, and their intriguing March performance has inspired a Choral Showcase program: we’ve scheduled Britten’s Curlew River on our March 16 broadcast. The piece was inspired by a visit the composer made to Japan in the mid-’50s, during which Britten and partner (and tenor) Peter Pears attended a performance of the Noh classical Japanese musical drama Sumidagawa (Sumida River). Said Britten in a 1958 radio program, “I shall never forget the impact made on me by Japanese theatre…above all, the Noh plays. I count [them] among the greatest theatrical experiences of my life.” Sumidagawa became the basis for the first of Britten’s Church Parables, a new genre of small opera based on church-centered stories and designed for performance in church. The libretto for Curlew River was prepared by William Plomer. Our recording is conducted by the composer, with Peter Pears and John Shirley-Quirk. The story concerns a noble woman, driven mad by the kidnapping of her young son. Her wanderings bring her to a shrine of miracles, which she realizes is centered around her son’s grave. A vision of the boy there relieves her madness.

Classical WETA Announcers in the Community: March 7: Nicole Lacroix welcomes the audience at Ryan McKinny and Kim Witman’s performance of Schubert’s Die Winterreise at the Barns of Wolf Trap. March 9: Bill Bukowski introduces the Washington Concert Opera performance of Il Corsaro at George Washington University’s Lisner Auditorium. March 28: Marilyn Cooley welcomes the audience at the Brentano Quartet’s “All Beethoven” performance at the Barns of Wolf Trap.

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La Mer, Metamorphosen, and More on NSO Showcase in March ANDREW CROWLEY

Wednesday, March 5 at 9 p.m. By Nicole Lacroix, Evening On-Air Host

broadcast with the Suite from Strauss’ Der Rosenkavalier, where powdered wigs meet glitzy waltzes in a tribute to the splendor, opulence and charm of Vienna’s golden age. Christoph Eschenbach conducts the National Symphony Orchestra in both Strauss works, recorded, respectively, in February and June 2012. From the ever-changing seascape of Debussy’s La Mer to Richard Strauss’ effervescent Viennese ballrooms — from the splashing fountains of Rome to the bombed-out Munich opera house, and the virtuoso pianism of Stephen Hough playing Rachmaninoff, this month’s NSO Showcase is a splendid orchestral adventure. All of the music for NSO Showcase was recorded live at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

Classical WETA Opera House Saturdays at 1 p.m. on Classical WETA 90.9 FM March 1: Borodin’s Prince Igor (starts at noon) March 8: T he Enchanted Island (Handel, Vivaldi, Rameau & others) (starts at noon) March 15: Massenet’s Werther March 22: Berg’s Wozzeck March 29: Bellini’s La Sonnambula

Bach Celebration on VivaLaVoce

ETA’s classical vocal music service, VivaLaVoce — available at VivaLaVoce.org — celebrates the birthday month of Johann Sebastian Bach with a return of “CantataFest.” Scheduled for broadcast are all of the more than 200 surviving cantatas by Bach. He composed approximately 23 secular cantatas for civic occasions and more than 300 sacred cantatas (many lost), which he wrote and performed to supplement readings on Sundays and holidays at Lutheran church services in Leipzig. At the center of Classical WETA’s “CantataFest” is the highly acclaimed set of recordings of the sacred cantatas featuring the Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque Soloists led by John Eliot Gardiner. VivaLaVoce airs approximately seven cantatas each day during March.

Classical WETA: 90.9 FM Greater Washington; 88.9 FM Frederick; WGMS 89.1 FM Hagerstown

Classical WETA 90.9 FM

ake the plunge this month with the Classical WETA 90.9 FM concert broadcast NSO Showcase on the evening of Wednesday, March 5. Debussy’s La Mer is an adventurous musical day sail which begins with a glorious sunrise and ends with the crashing waves of a storm-tossed sea. And what could be more refreshing than a visit to four of Rome’s historic fountains in Respighi’s tone poem, Fountains of Rome? This month’s NSO Showcase program features Slovakian conductor Juraj Valcuha leading the National Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Debussy’s La Mer recorded in November 2012, and John Adams as our tour guide for Fountains of Rome, recorded in May 2013. Pianist and polymath Stephen Hough then joins conductor Andrew Litton and the NSO for Rachmaninoff’s boisterous First Piano Concerto — his Opus 1, written when the composer was 17 and revised just before he left his country forever in the buildup to the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. The performance was recorded in April 2012. War also was very much on Richard Strauss’ mind when he composed Metamorphosen, A Study for 23 Solo Strings, in 1945. This late one-movement elegy is one of Strauss’ most personal and deeply felt works. It was inspired by his grief at the destruction of Munich’s opera house and Bavarian National Theater in a 1943 air raid. Strauss makes the piece even more poignant by quoting the funeral march from Beethoven’s Eroica Symphony towards the finale. In complete contrast, we’ll end the March NSO Showcase

Stephen Hough

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Modern German Prints and Drawings from the Kainen Collection Through June 29 Powerful images trace the course of German art Organized by the National Gallery of Art, Washington. The exhibition is supported in part by a generous grant from the Thaw Charitable Trust. Image: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Head of Dr. Bauer, 1933, color woodcut printed in purple, green, ochre, blue, and red-brown, National Gallery of Art, Washington, Gift of Ruth Cole Kainen

Garry Winogrand March 2–June 8 Street photography by a revolutionary artist Organized by the National Gallery of Art, Washington, and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The international tour of this exhibition is sponsored by the Terra Foundation for American Art. Leadership support is provided by Randi and Bob Fisher. The exhibition in Washington is made possible through the generous support of the Robert and Mercedes Eichholz Foundation. It is also supported by the Trellis Fund. Additional funding is kindly provided by the Blavatnik Family Foundation. Image: Garry Winogrand, New York, 1961, gelatin silver print, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, purchase and gift of Barbara Schwartz in memory of Eugene M. Schwartz, © The Estate of Garry Winogrand, courtesy Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco

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