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January 2017

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WSIU RADIO MOURNS LOSS OF TALENTED STUDENT REPORTER WSIU RADIO has lost one of its own. We mourn the loss of SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY student ALEX KIERSTEAD [photo at left, courtesy of Facebook] who died in a house fire in Carbondale in the early morning hours of Wednesday, November 23. The 20-year-old Aurora native was double-majoring in Journalism and Political Science, and was a features reporter for WSIU Radio.

The newsroom was shattered when the news broke. Alex was a gifted reporter who brought compassion, a keen curiosity, and a genuine love of people to his stories. He loved storytelling. Alex had a knack for identifying the nugget of a story idea and framing it in an original way, researching the topic and finding interesting people to interview, and then assembling all the parts into a compelling and insightful news feature.

His abilities were apparent early on in his time at WSIU Radio.

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Andrew Staff, President, Carbondale; Susan Tulis, 1st Vice-President, Carbondale; Robin Haller, 2nd Vice President, Carbondale; Martha Cropper, Secretary, Murphysboro; Mary Ann Kellerman, Cape Girardeau, MO; Carol Burns, Candis Isberner, Sumera Mahkdoom, Scott McClatchey, Greg Petrowich (Ex-officio), Marleigh Stewart, Carbondale; Skyler Taylor, Carterville; Kristina Benson, Du Quoin; Mike Ruiz, Herrin; Tom Britton, Makanda; Andrea Brown, Marion; Jolene Falat, Lane Hudgins, Susie Phillips, R. J. Robertson, Murphysboro.

Alex’s interests and story ideas varied at WSIU. He covered U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on a visit to SIU, tagged along with mail carriers as they delivered holiday cards and packages, peeked behind the door of an underground music venue, and explored southern Illinois’ Garden of the Gods when the natural area was commemorated in a newly-issued quarter.

An avid hiker, Alex reveled in the beauty of the region, whether on assignment or in his free time, and explored natural gems like Garden of the Gods, Giant City Park, Inspiration Point, and the Lake Kinkaid Spillway.

In the weeks since his death, we’ve talked a lot about Alex and his legacy at WSIU. We are devastated that his time with us was cut tragically short, but are so grateful to have known him, even for a little while. We will miss Alex’s energy and curiosity, his genuinely kind spirit, and his joy in doing “the job” and will strive to incorporate the compassion, enthusiasm, and insight he shared into all of our stories going forward.

“From the day he started working here, you could tell Alex was exceptional,” said KEVIN BOUCHER, Community Engagement Producer for WSIU. “As I worked with him, I could see (the intelligence) in his eyes. I could see he was already thinking well ahead of what I was saying. He was amazing.”

Alex began his tenure at WSIU during his first semester at the university.

Although he had very little experience, he demonstrated a skill for turning the most basic information into a story that could pull in a listener. Many listeners have enjoyed a public radio “driveway moment” thanks to Alex’s storytelling talent. His ability to listen and relate to the people he covered brought out fascinating stories that others might have missed.

Alex Kierstead (right) interviews Carbondale Postmaster Marilyn Woodside for a 2015 story. Photo: Kevin Boucher.

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January March Highlights Highlights MEET THE MOST POWERFUL WOMAN THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN. SUNDAYS

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JAN 15 MAR 5 Follow the tumultuous reign of England’s Queen Victoria (Jenna Coleman) from her coronation in 1837 at the age of 18 through her relationship with Lord Melbourne (Rufus Sewell), her first prime minister and intimate friend, and her courtship and marriage to Prince Albert (Tom Hughes).

Famous for her candor and spirit, Victoria was the first woman who seemed to have it all: a passionate marriage, nine children, and the job of being queen of the world’s most important nation.

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WHAT: WHEN: WHERE:

Preview Screening of VICTORIA Thursday, January 12 at 7pm Marion Cultural & Civic Center, 800 Tower Square Plaza, Marion IL

Join us for a FREE preview of MASTERPIECE: VICTORIA, prize drawings, and more. Paid concessions available. RSVP now at (618) 453-6122, RSVP@WSIU.ORG & WSIU.ORG/VICTORIA-RSVP.

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NEW SEASON!

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SUNDAYS

7PM JAN 22-MAR 5

MERCY STREET, the much-acclaimed Civil War-era drama set in the occupied city of Alexandria, Virginia, returns for a second season beginning on JANUARY 22 AT 7PM on WSIU-TV.

Allegiances blur, loyalties shift, and the drama intensifies as the war pushes the drama beyond the hospital. The new season delves deeper into the complicated interpersonal dynamics of Alexandria’s Mansion House, the increasingly precarious position of the Green family, and the changing world of the burgeoning black population.

Proudly sponsored on WSIU-TV in part by

SEASON 4

SHERLOCK SHERLOCK returns with three new episodes! In episode one, Sherlock (Benedict Cumberbatch), is back once more on British soil as Watson (Martin Freeman) and his wife, Mary (Amanda Abbington), prepare for their biggest challenge yet: becoming parents.

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January 2017

January Highlights NEW EPISODES IN JANUARY

PRESIDENT TRUMP

TUE, JAN 3, 9PM (repeats 1/7, 7pm)

Examine the key moments that shaped President-elect Donald Trump. Interviews with advisors, business associates, and biographers reveal how Trump transformed himself from real estate developer to entertainer to president.

DIVIDED STATES OF AMERICA PART 1 • TUE, JAN 17, 8PM PART 2 • WED, JAN 18, 8PM

Days before the inauguration of the 45th American president, FRONTLINE looks back at events during the Obama presidency that have revealed deep divisions in our country and examines the America the next president will inherit. Get an in-depth view of the partisanship that gridlocked Washington and charged the 2016 presidential campaign, the rise of populist anger on both sides of the aisle, and the racial

tensions that have erupted throughout the country.

The U.S. Capitol, from the program Divided States of America.

Photo: Andrew Geraci, District 7 Media.

Part one examines how Obama’s promise of change and unity collided with racial and IRAQ AFTER ISIS political realities.

TUE, JAN 31, 9PM Follow on-the-ground reporting from Iraq to Part two examines racial tensions in America, see what’s happening in areas where ISIS has the war for control of the Republican Party, and been ejected. Through rare access, investigate the growing dysfunction in Washington. the powerful militias and growing sectarianism shaping Iraq. Also featured is a reporter’s TRUMP’S ROAD TO THE journey into the battle for Mosul.

WHITE HOUSE

TUE, JAN 24, 9PM

Learn how Donald Trump defied expectations to win the presidency. Through interviews with key players, the film shows how Trump rallied millions of supporters and defeated adversaries, and takes a closer look at who he’s bringing with him to the White House.

Frontline Proudly Sponsored on WSIU-TV in part by Murray-Patterson Financial Group, Carbondale IL

Family Reading Night Coming to Herrin

TEACHERS, NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO BE A PBS DIGITAL INNOVATOR! PBS Digital Innovators are K-12 educators who are not defined by the gadgets they use, but by the unique way they approach education. Their bold and enthusiastic perspective sets them apart as changemakers, and unlocks new worlds for their students.

PBS is looking for educators who love what they do, and who have found creative and thoughtful ways to integrate technology and digital media into their instruction. PBS Digital Innovators receive ongoing professional development, opportunities to share their ideas in national settings, and an all-expenses-paid trip to San Antonio for the 2017 PBS Digital Innovators Summit and the ISTE conference.

Share your passion for teaching by applying now at PBS.ORG/EDUCATION/ DIGITALINNOVATORS. The deadline is February 13, 2017 at 12:01am PST!

WSIU will partner with the SOUTHERN ILLINOIS COALITION FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES to participate in a KinderClub Family Reading Night at North Side Primary Center in Herrin, Ill. on Thursday, January 26 at 6pm.

Highlighting the event are READY FREDDY activities for families of children who will Ready Freddy. begin kindergarten in 2017.

Image: readyfreddy.org.

WSIU will demonstrate PBS KIDS PLAYTIME PADS (shown at right), which include 100 hours of PBS KIDS videos; 120 PBS KIDS clips, songs, and music; 25 educational games; parent resources and controls; apps like PBS KIDS Scratch Jr. and PBS Parents Play and Learn; an easy-to-operate camera; and Wi-Fi. Parents may purchase Playtime Pads at Best Buy, bestbuy.com, walmart.com, and shop.pbskids.org. Of special note, one hundred percent of net sale proceeds will support PBS KIDS’ mission to empower children to succeed in school and in life!

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January Primetime Listings | WSIU HD 1 Sunday 3pm

Forever Painless with Miranda EsmondeWhite.CC Former dancer Miranda Esmonde-White provides an eye-opening education on pain and its causes.

4pm Easy Yoga: The Secret to Strength and Balance with Peggy Cappy.CC Yoga instructor Peggy Cappy demonstrates how yoga can help to increase strength and mobility at any age.

5pm Andre Rieu: Waltzing Forever.CC “The King of the Waltz” leads a magical evening of enchanting music and dancing in a medieval town square in the Netherlands.

7pm Il Volo Notte Magica.CC Join the superstar trio Il Volo and special guest Plácido Domingo for a magical night of music in Florence, Italy’s Santa Croce Square.

8pm Sherlock On Masterpiece Season 4.CC The Six Thatchers. NEW SEASON! See article on page three.

9:30 National Park Symphony – The Mighty Give.CC Celebrate the stunning visual landscapes of Utah’s national parks with music from the Utah Symphony.

11pm Last of the Breed.CC The treasure trove of honky-tonk hits and Texas swing tunes that turned the album Last of the Breed – by the legendary Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, and Ray Price – into a major-selling hit is a once-in-a-lifetime concert event. The three deliver rousing performances of their greatest hits.

2 Monday

Antiques Roadshow.CC Fort Worth. Part 1/3.

Antiques Roadshow.CC Birmingham.

Part 2/3.

Independent Lens.CC Best and Most Beautiful Things. Join Michelle Smith, an unforgettable young woman who is legally blind and on the autism spectrum, on a journey of self-discovery that celebrates outcasts everywhere.

10pm Egypt’s Treasure Guardians.CC Follow a select group of individuals determined to bring Egypt back from the brink: to preserve the country’s history and heritage and to persuade tourists to return.

11pm Charlie Rose. CC

7pm 8pm

9pm

3 Tuesday 7pm

Sidney Lumet: American Masters.CC Journey through the life’s work of the socially conscious director of Serpico, 12 Angry Men, and Network in a never-beforeseen interview. With candor, humor, and grace, Sidney Lumet reveals what matters to him as an artist and as a human being.

9pm Frontline.CC President Trump. See article on page four.

10pm Arctic Air: A Greenlandic Journey with the 109th.CC Meet the men and women who brave extreme weather to transport supplies, cargo, and staff to and from Greenland.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC

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4 Wednesday

Nature.CC Meet the Coywolf. Nature unravels the mysteries that define the coywolf, a mixture of western coyote and eastern wolf.

8pm NOVA.CC Vampire Sky Tombs. A team of scientists probe caves in the Tibetan Himalayas looking for clues to how humans survived this extreme environment.

9pm Secrets of the Dead.CC Vampire Legend.

Scientists find “deviant” burials dating back to medieval England, pointing to a belief that the dead could rise from their graves.

10pm Globe Trekker.CC Delhi & Agra. Ian Wright explores Delhi’s old quarters, bargain bazaars, and Imperial Mughai monuments.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC 7pm

5 Thursday

Antiques Roadshow.CC Fort Worth.

Part 1/3. (R) Masterpiece Classic.CC Downton Abbey 4.

Can Bates learn what’s troubling Anna?

Thomas installs a new ally. Part 4/8.

9pm Expressions.CC Jeremiah Amble; Bailey Simpson. Two award-winning students from Marion High School in Marion, Ill. discuss the artistic skills that earned them national recognition.

9:30 Arts in Context.CC A’lante. A’lante Flamenco honor the mixture of cultures that went into flamenco.

10pm 10 Homes That Changed America.CC Visit homes that transformed residential living, from Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC 7pm

8pm

6 Friday 7pm 7:30 8pm

Washington Week.CC BBC Newsnight.CC Salinger: American Masters.CC American Masters explores author J.D. Salinger’s childhood, work methods, marriages, private world, and the secrets he left behind.

10:30 Arts in Context.CC Shakespeare on the Farm.

En Route Productions brings Shakespeare to rural audiences at Rain Lily Farm in Austin, Tx. 11pm Charlie Rose.CC

7 Saturday

History Detectives.CC World War II Propaganda Leaflet; Tiffany Stained Glass; Spanish Civil War. 7pm Frontline.CC President Trump. See article on page four. (R) 8pm How Sherlock Changed the World.CC Forensic scientists and historians reveal the astonishing impact of fictional detective Sherlock Holmes on real-life criminal investigations.

10pm Austin City Limits.CC Ms. Lauryn Hill.

11pm Lost River Sessions.CC Mount Victor Revue.

11:30 Lost River Sessions.CC Red Ember.

6pm

8 Sunday 3:30

Sidney Lumet: American Masters.CC (R) See 1/3 at 7pm.

Scholastic Hi-Q.CC Trico vs. Massac County.

Expressions.CC Marie Bukowski; Michael Crouse. Meet Michael Crouse, a printmaker who promotes sustainability in his work, and SIU School of Art & Design director Marie Bukowski who uses math symbols in her printmaking.

6pm Sherlock On Masterpiece Season 4.CC

The Six Thatchers. (R) See 1/1 at 8pm.

8pm Sherlock On Masterpiece Season 4.CC The Lying Detective. Description unavailable at press time. Part 2/3.

9:30 Sherlock On Masterpiece Season 4.CC

The Lying Detective. Part 2/3. (R) See tonight at 8pm.

11pm Live from the Dennison Lodge.CC

Eliza Gilkyson.

5pm 5:30

9 Monday

Antiques Roadshow.CC Fort Worth. Part 2/3.

Antiques Roadshow.CC Birmingham.

Part 3/3.

Independent Lens.CC Containment.

Explore the dangers of nuclear waste storage, both now and in the far future.

10:30 Sky Island.CC Meryl Streep and N. Scott Momaday narrate this film about the isolated volcanic Jemez Mountains range in Northern New Mexico.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC 7pm 8pm

9pm

10 Tuesday

Nazi Mega Weapons.CC The Eagles Nest.

Investigate Hitler’s mountain power house.

Home to a Nazi elite, it became a labyrinth of underground tunnels, bunkers, and secret escape routes, crowned by the aweinspiring Eagle’s Nest.

8pm Command and Control: American Experience.CC Discover the terrifying truth behind one of America’s most dangerous nuclear accidents – the deadly 1980 incident at an Arkansas Titan II missile complex – in this chilling account of the long-hidden story.

10pm Fort Peck Dam.CC Chart the history and construction of Fort Peck Dam, which tamed the mighty Missouri River. Supported by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 1934 construction project was bold in design and far-reaching in its effects.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC 7pm

11 Wednesday

Nature.CC Snowbound: Animals of Winter.

Travel across the globe to meet animal survivors of winter, from penguins to bison.

8pm NOVA.CC The Nuclear Option. Five years after the Fukushima disaster, the future of nuclear power is in question. Join engineers as they embark on an unprecedented cleanup and investigate new technologies that would prevent future meltdowns.

9pm Uranium – Twisting The Dragon’s Tail.

CC Physicist Dr. Derek Muller unlocks the mysteries of one of Earth’s most controversial elements.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC 7pm

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January 2017

January Primetime Listings | WSIU HD 12 Thursday

Antiques Roadshow.CC Fort Worth.

Part 2/3. (R) Masterpiece Classic.CC Downton Abbey 4.

Rose’s surprise party for Robert risks scandal. Mary meets an old suitor. Part 5/8.

9pm Expressions.CC Harris Deller. Meet awardwinning ceramic artist Harris Deller.

9:30 Arts in Context.CC Sing Me A Lullaby. The Austin Classical Guitar Society’s Lullaby Project helps teen mothers compose lullabies for their babies.

10pm 10 Towns That Changed America.CC Visit influential towns designed from the ground up, like Riverside, Illinois, and see how they have transformed our ideas of community.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC 7pm

8pm

13 Friday 7pm 7:30 8pm

Washington Week.CC BBC Newsnight.CC Great Performances.CC Bel Canto The Opera. Soprano Danielle de Niese stars in this adaptation of Ann Patchett’s bestselling novel inspired by a true-life hostage crisis in the 1990s in Lima, Peru.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC

14 Saturday

History Detectives.CC John Brown’s Raid; Siberian Bullet; Ronald McDonald.

7pm James McNeill Whistler and the Case for Beauty.CC This film examines the life of the eminent modern painter best known for a painting of his mother.

8pm Great Performances.CC Boston Symphony Orchestra: Andris Nelsons’ Inaugural Concert. Soprano Kristine Opolais and tenor Jonas Kaufmann kick off the tenure of new BSO director Andris Nelsons.

10pm Austin City Limits.CC Cyndi Lauper.

11pm Soundstage.CC Blondie.

6pm

15 Sunday 3pm

The March.CC Denzel Washington narrates the compelling story of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s 1963 March on Washington.

4pm STAND! Untold Stories of the Civil Rights Movement.CC STAND! chronicles the 1962 boycott of Birmingham’s downtown merchants and how it’s success led Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to launch the Birmingham anti-segregation movement.

5pm Scholastic Hi-Q.CC Cisne vs. Effingham.

5:30 Expressions.CC Nathan Pierce. Artist Nathan Pierce uses structural steel to create large installations that reflect the role of communication in everyday life.

6pm Sherlock On Masterpiece Season 4.CC

The Final Problem. Description unavailable at press time. Part 3/3.

8pm Victoria On Masterpiece.CC Doll 123. As a new queen, the young Victoria struggles to take charge amid plots to manipulate her.

Part 1/7.

10pm James McNeill Whistler and the Case for Beauty.CC (R) See 1/14 at 7pm.

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11pm Live from the Dennison Lodge.CC

Growling Old Men.

16 Monday

Antiques Roadshow.CC Fort Worth. Part 3/3.

Antiques Roadshow.CC Santa Clara.

Part 1/3.

Independent Lens.CC What Was Ours.

A group of Native Americans embark on a journey to reclaim lost tribal artifacts.

10pm Building the Dream.CC This film recounts the journey of an idea for a national monument honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. 11pm Charlie Rose.CC 7pm 8pm

9pm

17 Tuesday 7pm

Assassination of Abraham Lincoln: American Experience.CC This film recounts two tumultuous months when post-Civil War peace was shattered by the heartache of Abraham Lincoln’s assassination.

8pm Frontline.CC Divided States of America.

See article on page four. Part 1/2.

10pm In My Lifetime.CC Follow the struggle of citizens, scientists, and political leaders to reduce or eliminate the atomic threat.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC

18 Wednesday

Nature.CC Moose: Life of a Twig Eater.

Travel to Canada’s Rockies and into the world of moose to experience a calf’s first year of life.

8pm Frontline.CC Divided States of America.

See article on page four. Part 2/2.

10pm Globe Trekker.CC Wild West USA. Zay Harding and the Globe Trekker team kick off an extended tour of the American West.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC 7pm

19 Thursday

Antiques Roadshow.CC Fort Worth.

Part 3/3. (R) Masterpiece Classic.CC Downton Abbey 4.

Robert and Thomas make a sudden trip, complicating everyone’s lives. Part 6/8.

9pm Expressions.CC Randy Simmons; Paul Aho. Meet artist Randy Simmons, an associate professor at the Paducah School of Art & Design, and the school’s Dean, Paul Aho. 9:30 Earth, Stone & Memories: Historic Cemeteries and What They Tell Us.CC Richard Kuenneke explores the cultural backgrounds of southernmost Illinois’ historic cemeteries.

10pm Breakfast Special 2: Revenge of the Omelets.CC Sample classic and unusual breakfast recipes from Norwalk, Connecticut to Hilo, Hawaii.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC 7pm

8pm

20 Friday 7pm 7:30 8pm

Washington Week.CC BBC Newsnight.CC Alicia Keys – Landmarks Live In Concert: A Great Performances Special.CC This new pop music series debuts with Grammywinner Alicia Keys performing in notable locations all around New York.

American Masters.CC August Wilson: The Ground on Which I Stand. From Wilson’s roots as an activist and poet to his indelible mark on Broadway, this program captures the man some call America’s Shakespeare.

James Earl Jones, Viola Davis, Phylicia Rashad, and others share insights.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC 9pm

21 Saturday

History Detectives.CC Civil War Letter; Aircraft Fabric; Comic Book Negro Romance.

7pm Comet Encounter.CC Scientists follow the path of the sun-grazing comet ISON, currently just beyond the orbit of Jupiter.

8pm Victoria On Masterpiece.CC Doll 123.

Part 1/7. (R) See 1/15 at 8pm.

10pm Austin City Limits.CC Margo Price;

Hayes Carll.

11pm Soundstage.CC Bad Company.

6pm

22 Sunday

Scholastic Hi-Q.CC Sandoval vs. Herrin.

Expressions.CC Josh Gates; Steven Martin.

Meet metalsmith Josh Gates who creates exquisite art, fine jewelry, and sculptures, and Steven Martin who creates functional, sculpted wood boxes.

6pm 10 Homes That Changed America.CC (R) See 1/5 at 10pm.

7pm Mercy Street.CC Balm in Gilead. The staff unites to save one of their own. A former slave turned activist arrives in town. Part 1/6.

8pm Victoria On Masterpiece.CC Brocket Hall. Facing rioters and suitors, Victoria grows into her royal role. As she ponders marriage, her friendship with Lord Melbourne grows more complex. Part 2/7.

9pm Secrets of the Six Wives.CC Divorced.

Witness Henry VIII’s marriage to Katherine of Aragon, which begins in love but ends in betrayal. Part 1/3.

10pm Variety Studio: Actors On Actors.CC Featured: Viola Davis and Tom Hanks; Emma Stone and Molly Shannon; Nicole Kidman and Casey Affleck; Matthew McConaughey and Jeff Bridges.

11pm Live from the Dennison Lodge.CC

Karen Savoka.

5pm 5:30

23 Monday

Antiques Roadshow.CC The Civil War Years.

Learn more about historical items from on and off the Civil War battlefield.

8pm Antiques Roadshow.CC Santa Clara.

Part 2/3.

9pm Independent Lens.CC The Witness. Get a fresh look at the 1964 murder of Kitty Genovese, a crime that defined an era. A gripping mystery, The Witness debunks one of America’s most chilling crime stories as a brother reclaims his sister’s forgotten life from her infamous death.

10:30 Natchez Trace Parkway: Traces Through Time.CC Explore one of the most scenic and most visited of all our National Parks.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC

7pm

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24 Tuesday 7pm

Rachel Carson: American Experience.CC Meet the scientist whose groundbreaking writings revolutionized our relationship to the natural world.

9pm Frontline.CC Trump’s Road to the White House. See article on page four.

10pm Pioneers of Television.CC Funny Ladies.

This episode features the first standup comediennes to appear on television, including Phyllis Diller and Joan Rivers.

11pm Charlie Rose. CC

25 Wednesday

Nature.CC A Sloth Named Velcro. Travel from Panama to Costa Rica and Colombia in this story about a journalist and the sloth she named Velcro.

8pm NOVA.CC Sunken Ship Rescue. NOVA follows the operation to secure, raise, and salvage the Costa Concordia cruise ship, which ran aground and capsized off the coast of Italy in 2012, killing 32 passengers.

9pm Alzheimer’s: Every Minute Counts.CC This powerful film illuminates the impending social and economic crisis for America unless a cure for Alzheimer’s is found.

10pm Globe Trekker.CC Food Hour: Sicily. Bobby Chinn discovers the cultural and historical influences that define Sicilian cuisine.

11pm Charlie Rose. CC 7pm

26 Thursday

Antiques Roadshow.CC The Civil War Years.

(R) See 1/23 at 7pm.

8pm Masterpiece Classic.CC Downton Abbey 4.

Robert and Thomas return from America.

Bates disappears for a day, while Edith prepares to go abroad. Part 7/8.

9:30 Expressions.CC Jessica Edmond; B. Ra-El Ali. Guests are SIU student artists Jessica Edmond, whose digital art captures the media’s portrayal of African American women, and B. Ra-El Ali who creates art that reflects the reality of life.

10pm Mercy Street.CC Balm in Gilead. Part 1/6.

(R) See 1/22 at 7pm.

11pm Charlie Rose. CC 7pm

27 Friday 7pm 7:30 8pm

Washington Week.CC BBC Newsnight.CC Brad Paisley – Landmarks Live In Concert: A Great Performances Special.CC Country music superstar Brad Paisley returns to his roots at an outdoor concert at West Virginia University. Chad Smith of the Red Hot Chili Peppers hosts.

9pm American Masters.CC Loretta Lynn.

Journey with the Coal Miner’s Daughter country legend on her hard-fought road to stardom and her continued success for over 50 years.

11pm Charlie Rose.CC

28 Saturday 6pm

History Detectives.CC World War II Propeller; Wooden Club; Clara Barton Letter.

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Pioneers of Television.CC Funny Ladies. (R) See 1/24 at 10pm.

8pm Victoria On Masterpiece.CC Brocket Hall.

Part 2/7. (R) See 1/22 at 8pm.

9pm Shakespeare’s Tomb.CC Cambridge historian Helen Castor and a team of archaeologists embark on the first ever investigation of Shakespeare’s grave.

10pm Austin City Limits.CC Band of Horses; Parker Millsap.

11pm Soundstage.CC Jon Secada.

7pm

Photo: 2011 Brian Mackey

January Primetime Listings | WSIU HD

WED, JAN 25

12:00PM STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS

29 Sunday

Scholastic Hi-Q.CC Hamilton County vs.

Marion.

5:30 Expressions.CC Jeremiah Amble; Bailey Simpson. (R) See 1/5 at 9pm.

6pm 10 Towns That Changed America.CC (R) See 1/12 at 10pm.

7pm Mercy Street.CC The House Guest. A house guest becomes the focus of Alice’s schemes. Part 2/6.

8pm Victoria On Masterpiece.CC The Clockwork Prince. Albert pays a visit against the queen’s wishes and meets royal disdain.

Part 3/7.

9pm Secrets of the Six Wives.CC Beheaded, Died. Watch as Katherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn fall from power. Part 2/3.

10pm Variety Studio: Actors On Actors.CC Featured: Natalie Portman and Michelle Williams; Amy Adams and Andrew Garfield; Taraji P. Henson and Ryan Reynolds; Annette Bening and Naomie Harris.

11pm Live from the Dennison Lodge.CC

Mike Herwitz.

5pm

MUSICIANS! ENTER NPR’S TINY DESK CONTEST Big dreams, Tiny Desk. If you’re an unsigned musician, enter @NPRMUSIC’s TINY DESK CONTEST between JAN 13-29 for your chance to perform on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series.

ENTER NOW! NPR.ORG/TINYDESKCONTEST

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30 Monday

Antiques Roadshow.CC Indianapolis.

Part 1/3.

Antiques Roadshow.CC Santa Clara.

Part 3/3.

POV.CC Seven Songs for a Long Life. Visit a Scottish hospice where patients face pain, uncertainty, and mortality with song.

10pm Alzheimer’s: Every Minute Counts.CC (R) See 1/25 at 9pm.

11pm Charlie Rose. CC 7pm

8pm

9pm

31 Tuesday 7pm

Secrets of Underground London.CC Get a chronological look at the natural and manmade wonders beneath London’s streets, including the lost river fleet, the Brunel Tunnel, and the Churchill War Rooms.

8pm Race Underground: American Experience.

CC Learn how engineers in Boston overcame a litany of seemingly impossible challenges to construct America’s first subway system.

9pm Frontline.CC Iraq After ISIS. See article on page four.

10pm Pioneers of Television.CC Primetime Soaps.

Actors Larry Hagman, Joan Collins, Linda Evans, Diahann Carroll, Linda Gray, and others are interviewed in this review of popular primetime soap operas.

11pm Charlie Rose. CC

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WSIU Radio HD2 Welcomes New Series 1A with Joshua Johnson Weekdays at 9am on WSIU 91.9 HD2 Take a deep and unflinching look at America with veteran journalist, Joshua Johnson, who explores a broad range of issues, from policy and politics to pop culture and humor.

Learn more at WAMU.org.

1A with Joshua Johnson replaces The Diane Rehm Show whose host retired in December 2016.

Begins Jan 2