Education Issue

"The only thing this channel will ever sell is the lure of learning." -- Edward R. Murrow

march 2011

Education Issue

Celebration of Teaching & Learning

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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, 200 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10166. L0111153688[exp0112][All States][DC] © 2011 PNTS 1101-0089 “The only thing this channel will For K-12 teachers across the country, ever sell is the lure of learning,” Edward R. there’s no place like the Celebration of Murrow famously said when THIRTEEN Teaching & Learning, our world-class debuted in 1962. Nearly 50 years later, professional development conference education is still the heart and soul of “where knowledge meets inspiration.” what we do—and we’re more dedicated And as leaders around the world to it today than ever before. realize the urgency of improving K-12 With our public schools facing education, we’re honored to participate drastic budget cuts, literacy skills in the first-ever International Summit plummeting, and drop-out rates reach- on the Teaching Profession, which ing crisis proportions, we know the will take place in New York City as a importance of providing programs that prelude to Celebration. inspire, tools that teach, and resources This special edition of THIRTEEN—our for students, educators, families, and third annual Education Issue—showcases underserved communities in New York the many educational services we bring City and beyond. you year-round. In addition to our award-winning pro- “Education is our business—on-air, gramming like Nature and Cyberchase, online, in schools, homes, and communi- we offer innovative lesson plans and ties,” says Ron Thorpe, Vice President online resources free of charge via ser- and Director of Education at WNET. “It’s vices such as VITAL (Video in Teaching a great and serious responsibility, and it’s and Learning) and The LAB@Thirteen. the proud legacy of public television.” 2

What happens when you combine 10,000 educators from across the country, THIRTEEN’s longstanding

A nne S ilverstein commitment to education and some of the world’s best thinkers? You get the Celebration of Teaching & Learning, the nation’s premier professional development conference for K-12 educators. On March 18 and 19, educators will gather at the Hilton New York to attend the sixth annual Celebration, proudly presented by THIRTEEN and WLIW21. Every spring, Celebration unites leading experts in a variety of disciplines to inspire teachers and administrators. This year, attendees will experience four distinct learning environments through “Like the best schools plenary sessions, featured speaker sessions, hands-on workshops, and and classrooms, the interactive exhibitor halls. Celebration of Teaching “Like the best schools and classrooms, & Learning is a place the Celebration of Teaching & Learning is a place where knowledge meets where knowledge meets inspiration,” says Ron Thorpe, Vice inspiration.” President and Director of Education at WNET. “It has become one of the —Ron Thorpe, Vice President and country’s leading conferences, and Director of Education at WNET the largest gathering hosted by public television anywhere.” Celebration of Teaching & Learning Friday, March 18 and Saturday, March 19 Hilton New York; 1335 Avenue of the Americas at 53rd Street. Register and learn more at thirteencelebration.org Over the past 20 years, the U.S. has slipped from first to 26th in world education, a sobering reflection of the state of education in America today. THIRTEEN is committed to helping make a differ- Celbration ence. As a prelude to the Speakers: Celebration of Teaching Leymah Gbowee & Learning, the first-ever Brian Williams Soledad O’Brien International Summit on Dr. Mehmet Oz the Teaching Profession Dr. Oliver Sacks will take place in New York City—and THIRTEEN is playing a vital role in the This year’s event will feature nationally-acclaimed planning of this landmark speakers including Anchor NBC Nightly News event. The summit will and Managing Editor Brian Williams; CNN anchor unite leaders from the U.S. Soledad O’Brien; best-selling author and Department of Education, professor of neurology and psychiatry Dr. Oliver the Organisation for Sacks; leading surgeon and host of The Dr. Oz Economic Co-Operation Dr. Mehmet Oz; and documentarian and Show and Development, and executive director of Women Peace and Security Education International Network Africa Leymah Gbowee. to foster a collaborative “Our commitment to education is one of the exchange of ideas between most important ways THIRTEEN fulfills its funda- nations to better serve mental mission,” says Neal Shapiro, President and youth around the world. CEO of WNET. “Through Celebration and our many “The summit will impact other educational services, we bring essential classrooms across America resources to educators, schools, and students in and around the globe for our community and across the nation.” many years to come,” says Ron Thorpe. “We’re hon- THIRTEEN and WLIW21 gratefully acknowledge sponsorship support ored that U.S. Secretary from Lead Sponsors: MetLife, National Education Association, Simons Foundation; Premier Sponsors: Adobe Youth Voices, American Federation of Education Arne Duncan of Teachers, NYSUT, Pearson Foundation, SMART Technologies/Teq; has chosen Celebration as Major Sponsors: Corwin, CSA-ELI, Fordham University Graduate School the stage to host this truly of Education, Hilton New York, NJEA, UFT; Presenting Sponsors: DELL, Inc., ETS, Hofstra University; Event Sponsors: Barnes & Noble, historic event.” Connecticut Education Association, EmblemHealth, NYSSAC, The College Board, and Media Sponsor: Education Week.

q & A with Sandra Sheppard

At THIRTEEN, we’re dedicated to creating programs that spark children’s imaginations and fuel learning—with no commercial agenda. Our commitment to this goal grows stronger every year. As Sandra Sheppard, Director of Children’s and Educational Programming at WNET and Executive Producer of Cyberchase, says, “Our goal as a public media producer is to make sure that children’s screen time is valuable.” Sheppard spoke with THIRTEEN about creating content that educates, entertains, and has lasting value.

THIRTEEN: Education has been at the core of our mission since our founding. Fifty K ruckel G ibbs of K erry ourtesy years later, why is it still important? Sandra Sheppard: Our mission has always been to harness the power of television and other media to positively impact the life of our public. We’ve always had a stake in improving the lives of children and their families, and serving the needs of the underserved. Today, that goal is more critical than ever. When you look at the /WNET.ORG; T he G ibbs irls : C /WNET.ORG; educational progress reports, it’s clear that we as a country need to do better.

TH: How do you measure the impact of our programs on viewers? Ss: We have a core group of advisors and educators who evaluate understanding of content by youngsters both before and after they watch our programs. The National Science Foundation, which has supported Cyberchase since its inception, funded a landmark study examining the impact of television, online, and hands- on learning, using Cyberchase as the model. Results showed that kids would learn math skills from the television show and apply them online, which is very exciting. It affirms that the work we’re doing is making a real difference, and that a smartly designed on-air and online package can have real impact. S innott K ruckel G ibbs : J oseph and K erry andra S heppard S thirteen.org 7

TH: What are some of the new programs we’ll see in 2011? Ss: I’m super excited about Noah Comprende, the first foreign language broadband series public media has created for young children. It introduces kids ages 5-8 to Spanish and premieres in April. In February, we launched Get the Math, a reality- style TV show and website introducing tweens and teens to algebra. Later in the year, we’re also releasing a new edition of Mission US, our interactive, online American history series for teens. And we recently launched our firstCyberchase app ever— and it hit the top of the kids chart the first week. Check it out at the iTunes store!

TH: What is the most rewarding aspect of your work? Ss: Working with smart people who are passionate about what they do is incredibly rewarding. But there’s nothing like hearing from fans. An elementary school student wrote to tell us that because of Cyberchase, he no longer needs a math tutor. A little girl said she feels less alone when she watches because she could relate to Jackie, an African-American character. To hear that kind of story, and to know we’ve had a profound impact on a child’s life, is extremely gratifying. It’s a window into the world of what we do.

Read the complete interview with Sandra Sheppard at thirteen.org

As the mother of four daughters, Kerry Kruckel Gibbs, Vice President of Development and Communications

K ruckel G ibbs of K erry ourtesy at WNET, has learned the power of THIRTEEN’s children’s programming. When she started working at WNET, she and her family made a commitment to watch regularly—and it has paid off. Two-year-old Alexa is wild about Super Why!, nine-year-old Rory sharpens /WNET.ORG; T he G ibbs irls : C /WNET.ORG; her math skills with Cyberchase, and 13-year-old Kendra gets her history fix fromMission US. Sid the Science Kid is five-year-old Kelly’s personal favorite, and Kruckel Gibbs marvels at the way her daughter incorporates lessons from the show into her daily life. “She’s really responding to Sid’s

curiosity and love of learning,” she said. “Her teacher The Gibbs Girls told me she asks more questions in school, and when Left to right: Alexa, Kendra, she learns something, she can’t wait to share her Rory, and Kelly. knowledge with her sisters.” Learn more about our award-winning kids S innott K ruckel G ibbs : J oseph and K erry andra S heppard

S programming at kids.thirteen.org 8

THIRTEEN is the largest public television station in the country, with access to a treasure trove of thought-provoking content covering a wide range of topics. That’s great news for teachers, parents and students—because when programs air, it’s just the beginning of the possibilities for dynamic learning. Resources are developed and made available—at no cost to users—through THIRTEEN’s Education Depart- ment. As a visit to our Ed Online website (thirteen.org/ edonline) reveals, the possibilities are endless. VITAL (Video in Teaching and Learning; vital.thirteen. org) is a free online library of more than 5,000 digital media resources for the K-12 classroom. Featuring dynamic public television video, interactive content, lesson plans, and other materials, this growing collection “Thanks to has over 53,000 registered New York users and is fully VITAL, my aligned to the NY State Learning Standards. VITAL students no brings the world into the classroom—or the living room— by providing real-life applications of concepts that longer think of engage students and stimulate discussion and learning. video as ‘recess.’ “VITAL is directly on-mission for WNET,” says Jon They approach Rubin, Senior Director of State and Local Education Services at WNET. “It provides wide access to public it as learners broadcasting's trusted, high-quality media content for with questioning all members of the education community, including minds.” teachers, parents, and students.” The LAB@Thirteen—the name stands for “Life after —A New York State Broadcast”—is dedicated to finding unique, creative educator thirteen.org 9

The LAB@Thirteen creates a variety of outreach resources for programs ranging from Dinosaur Train to Nature. For Faces of America, the LAB team developed an extensive program that included an 11-city teacher training tour and a multimedia guide complete with DVD. ways to extend the reach of our broad- taught over 1,200 educators to use the casts into classrooms and communities series and its accompanying resources all over the country via robust, mean- in classroom instruction. ingful broadcast-based collaborations. Czajka emphasizes that teacher Each LAB outreach plan is customized materials are just one component of to complement program content, the the LAB’s many projects. The LAB potential audience, and the program partnered with Cyberchase funder Ernst producer’s goals. & Young to create a unique volunteer Seeing vast opportunities for Faces program that pairs Ernst & Young of America, the Henry Louis Gates, Jr. employees with schools and afterschool series on genealogy that aired last organizations across the country to help February, LAB director Christopher disadvantaged kids develop math and Czajka and his team rolled out one of life skills. its most extensive programs ever. In “We’re also the official outreach pro- addition to an online curriculum available ducer for The Jim Henson Company, so on both the series website and VITAL, we handle national outreach for Sid the lesson plans, and a multimedia kit, the Science Kid and Dinosaur Train,” he says. team embarked on an 11-city tour in “We’re very proud of that.” partnership with other PBS stations that

Learn more about VITAL, The LAB@Thirteen, and our other educational resources for teachers, parents, and students at thirteen.org/edonline TEACHING EXCELLENCE

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March Magnificence

Forget March Madness. Great Performances. When the show THIRTEEN scores a slam dunk for premiered at the Neil Simon Theater music lovers everywhere with three in July 2010, Variety raved, “Connick, Great Performances premieres and a in concert, packs such dynamite that critically-acclaimed new music docu- those ‘Jersey Boys’ across the street mentary from American Masters. seem positively sedate.” Maestro to the stars David Foster Superstar Billy Joel performed two (pictured above with Seal and Donna farewell concerts at New York City’s Summer) returns to Great Performances Shea Stadium in July 2008—and Great with an all-new special, Hitman Returns: Performances was there to capture the David Foster & Friends (Sat 12th, 8 p.m.). excitement. Tony Bennett, Garth Brooks, Filmed at the Mandalay Bay in Las John Mayer, and Sir Paul McCartney join Vegas, the concert is packed with hit him in Billy Joel: Live at Shea Stadium songs and star power. Natalie Cole, (Mon 7th, 8 p.m. on THIRTEEN; Tue 8th, Charice, Michael Bolton, and Chaka 8 p.m. on WLIW21). Khan are among the artists joining Finally, American Masters explores the Foster for a truly magical evening. 1970s singer-songwriter movement in Harry Connick, Jr. brings his trademark Carole King and James Taylor (Wed 2nd, New Orleans style to The Great White 8 p.m.), a fascinating look at their Way in Harry Connick, Jr. in Concert historic collaboration at the famed Trou- on Broadway (Thu 3rd, 8 p.m.), also on badour club in West Hollywood. thirteen.org 13 evening and night

2 WEDNESDAY 2:00 Frontline Episode symbol key TBA 5:30 BBC World News 3:00 Art of the Olympians Aired earlier 6:00 NJN News 3:30 Eyes on the Prize: this month 6:30 Nightly Business Report American Experience To be announced 7:00 PBS NewsHour Visit thirteen.org for related activities 8:00 PREMIERE American 3 THURSDAY Masters: “Carole King WL Women’s Lives and James Taylor” 5:30 BBC World News Explores the genesis of 6:00 NJN News the singer-songwriter 6:30 Nightly Business Report 1 TUESDAY movement in the 1970s, 7:00 PBS NewsHour focusing on the historic 5:30 BBC World News collaboration between 8:00 PREMIERE Great 6:00 NJN News Carole King and James Performances: “Harry 6:30 Nightly Business Taylor at the famed Connick, Jr. in Concert Report West Hollywood club on Broadway” Connick 7:00 PBS NewsHour the Troubadour. Repeats brings his New Orleans 8:00 PREMIERE In Mon 7th, 10pm. style back to Broadway Performance at the White with standards, show- House: “The Motown tunes and jazz classics. Sound” President and Repeats early Fri 4th, Mrs. Obama host this 1:30am; Sat 5th, 8:30am; all-star 50th anniversary and Sun 6th, 1pm. tribute to Motown Records. Repeats early Thu 3rd, 1am.

9:00 Frontline Episode TBA 10:00 PREMIERE Independent Lens: “Me

Facing Life: Cyntoia’s G etty I mages Story” A woman faces life 9:30 John Sebastian imprisonment for killing a Presents: Folk Rewind (My man who picked her up for Music) The very best of sex at age 16. WL the folk years, with Barry 11:00 Charlie Rose McGuire, Roger McGuinn of R ivelli of N icole ourtesy Repeats Wed 2nd, 1:30pm. The Byrds, and The Chad C Mitchell Trio. Repeats early 10:00 PREMIERE Celtic 3/02 EARLY WEDNESDAY AM Sat 5th, 12:30am. Woman: Songs From 12:00 Tavis Smiley 11:30 Charlie Rose the Heart Ireland’s most Repeats Wed 2nd, 1pm. Repeats Thu 3rd, 1:30pm. famous singers and Celtic 12:30 Reel 13 Indies: violinists perform at the “Ben X” (2007) 3/03 EARLY THURSDAY AM fabulous Powers Court 2:10 Antiques Roadshow 12:30 Tavis Smiley Estate. Repeats early Sat 5th, 3:10 Triangle Fire: Repeats Thu 3rd, 1pm. 2:30am and Sun 6th, 5pm. American Experience 1:00 In Performance at the 4:10 American Masters: White House: “The Motown 3/04 EARLY FRIDAY AM “Marvin Gaye: What’s Sound” See Tue 1st, 8pm. [R] 12:00 Charlie Rose Going On” Repeats Fri 4th, 1:30pm. 14 evening and night

1:00 Tavis Smiley 3/05 EARLY SATURDAY AM 10:00 Rock, Pop and Doo Repeats Fri 4th, 1pm. 12:00 Tavis Smiley Wop (My Music) See 1:30 Great Performances: 12:30 John Sebastian Sat 5th, 8pm. Repeats early “Harry Connick, Jr. in Presents: Folk Rewind (My Sun 6th, 4am; Sun 6th, 8am; Concert on Broadway” Music) See Wed 2nd, 9:30pm. Sun 6th, 3pm; early Mon 7th, See Thu 3rd, 8pm. Repeats Repeats Sat 5th, 2pm. [R] 12:30am; Fri 11th, 1pm; and Sat 5th, 8:30am and Sun 6th, 2:30 Celtic Woman: Sat 12th, 3pm. [R] 1pm. [R] Songs From the Heart 3:30 African American See Thu 3rd, 10pm. Repeats 3/06 EARLY SUNDAY AM Lives 2: “As American as Sun 6th, 5pm. [R] 12:00 Jimi Hendrix Live Apple Pie/The Past Is 4:30 New York Street at Woodstock Repeats Another Country” Games See Fri 4th, 9:30pm. Sun 13th, 10:30pm. Repeats Sat 5th, 6:30pm. [R] 1:00 Jeff Beck Honors Les Paul Repeats Sun 6th, 11pm. 4 FRIDAY 2:30 Brain Fitness: Peak 5 SATURDAY Performance 5:30 BBC World News 4:00 Rock, Pop and Doo 6:00 NJN News 6:30 New York Street Wop (My Music) See Sat 6:30 Nightly Business Games See Fri 4th, 9:30pm. 5th, 8pm. Repeats Sun 6th, Report [R] 8am; Sun 6th, 3pm; early 7:00 PBS NewsHour Mon 7th, 12:30am; Fri 11th, 1pm; 8:00 Washington Week 8:00 PREMIERE Rock, and Sat 12th, 3pm. [R] 8:30 PREMIERE Need Pop and Doo Wop (My to Know With broadcast Music) Classics from journalist Alison Stewart the Dick Clark vaults, 6 SUNDAY and Pulitzer Prize-winning with Sha Na Na’s Jon author Jon Meacham. “Bowzer” Bauman and 7:00 PREMIERE Les the Ronnettes’ Ronnie Misérables 25th 9:30 PREMIERE New Spector. Repeats Sat 5th, Anniversary Concert at York Street Games New 10pm; early Sun 6th, 4am; the O2 A cast of 300 Yorkers recall stoopball Sun 6th, 8am; Sun 6th, 3pm; celebrates the legendary and other neighborhood early Mon 7th, 12:30am; Fri musical’s anniversary at sports. With Regis 11th, 1pm; and Sat 12th, 3pm. London’s O2 Arena. Philbin, Ray Romano, Repeats Sun 13th, 12:30pm. Whoopi Goldberg, and others. Repeats early Sat 5th, 4:30am and Sat 5th, 6:30pm. ooller z ig an W L eip A rthur TJL P roductions of TJL ourtesy of D ourtesy C 11:00 Charlie Rose C thirteen.org 15

11:00 Jeff Beck Honors 8:00 PREMIERE Great 10:00 American Masters: Les Paul The English rock Performances: “Billy “Carole King and James guitarist performs live at Joel: Live at Shea Taylor” See Wed 2nd, 8pm. New York’s Iridium. [R] Stadium” The historic [R] 2008 stadium concert 3/07 EARLY MONDAY AM with special guests 3/08 EARLY TUESDAY AM 12:30 Rock, Pop and Doo Tony Bennett and Sir 12:00 Charlie Rose Wop (My Music) See Sat Paul McCartney. Repeats 1:00 Tavis Smiley 5th, 8pm. Repeats Fri 11th, 1pm Wed 9th, 10pm. 1:30 Member Favorites and Sat 12th, 3pm. [R] 2:30 Road to Perfect Health With Brenda Watson 8 TUESDAY Repeats Tue 8th, 1pm. [R] 4:30 Joel Harper’s Firming 5:30 BBC World News After 50 6:00 NJN News 6:30 Nightly Business Report 7 MONDAY 7:00 PBS NewsHour 8:00 PREMIERE The Best 5:30 BBC World News of Laugh-In NBC’s stylish 6:00 NJN News 1960s comedy show, which 6:30 Nightly Business featured Goldie Hawn, Lily Report Tomlin, and Ruth Buzzi, of K evin M a z ur ourtesy

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The Best of Laugh-In

Tue 8th, 8 p.m. on THIRTEEN Sat 5th, 8 p.m. on WLIW21

From 1968 to 1973, Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In wowed audiences with its anarchic energy, pop aesthetic, and outrageous characters ranging from Lily Tomlin’s snorting telephone operator to Judy Carne’s “Sock It to Me” girl. Join Tomlin, Goldie Hawn, JoAnne Worley, Ruth Buzzi, Arte Johnson, and other Laugh-In stars for a lively tribute to this ground- breaking program. P roductions of G eorge S chlatter ourtesy C 16 evening and night

9:30 PREMIERE Suze 10:00 Great Performances: 8:30 PREMIERE Need Orman’s Money Class “Billy Joel: Live at Shea to Know With broadcast The financial expert Stadium” See Mon 7th, 8pm. journalist Alison Stewart offers timely advice on [R] and Pulitzer Prize-winning saving and investing, author Jon Meacham. building a career, 3/10 EARLY THURSDAY AM planning for retirement, 12:00 Charlie Rose 9:30 PREMIERE The and more. Repeats 1:00 Tavis Smiley Weavers: Wasn’t That early Fri 11th, 12:30am 1:30 Member Favorites a Time! The group’s and Sun 13th, 10am. 1982 Carnegie Hall 11:30 Charlie Rose reunion concert, with 10 THURSDAY background about 3/09 EARLY WEDNESDAY AM their emergence in the 12:30 Tavis Smiley 5:30 BBC World News McCarthy era. 1:00 Member Favorites 6:00 NJN News 6:30 Nightly Business Report 9 WEDNESDAY 7:00 PBS NewsHour 8:00 PREMIERE The Rat 5:30 BBC World News Pack: Live and Swingin’ 6:00 NJN News Frank, Sammy and Dean in 6:30 Nightly Business prime form, live at the Kiel Report Opera House in St. Louis in 7:00 PBS NewsHour 1965. Repeats early Sat 12th, 12:30am and Sun 13th, 8:30am. P roductions of J im B rown ourtesy 8:00 PREMIERE Great 9:30 PREMIERE Ladies C Performances: “Hitman and Gentlemen: The 11:00 Charlie Rose Returns: David Foster & Rolling Stones Experience Friends” The legendary the raw energy of the 3/12 EARLY SATURDAY AM producer is joined by Stones live in concert 12:00 Tavis Smiley Michael Bolton, Natalie during their 1972 North 12:30 The Rat Pack: Live Cole, Earth, Wind & Fire, American tour. Repeats and Swingin’ See Thu 10th, Kenny Loggins, Seal, Sat 12th, 11:30pm. 8pm. Repeats Sun 13th, Donna Summer and 11:00 Charlie Rose 8:30am. [R] others. Repeats Sat 12th, 2:00 Member Favorites 8pm. 3/11 EARLY FRIDAY AM 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 Suze Orman’s Money 12 SATURDAY Class See Tue 8th, 9:30pm. Repeats Sun 13th, 10am. [R] 6:30 When Irish Eyes 2:30 Member Favorites Are Smiling: An Irish Parade of Stars (My Music) Irish favorites 11 FRIDAY performed by great vocalists from the 1950s 5:30 BBC World News and 60s, including 6:00 NJN News Frank Patterson and 6:30 Nightly Business Rosemary Clooney. Report Musical highlights 7:00 PBS NewsHour include “Molly Malone,” 2010 G etty I mages of 2010 ourtesy

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a Long Way to Tipperary,” arthritis relief through the 3/14 EARLY MONDAY AM “Danny Boy,” and more. practice of yoga. 12:00 Member Favorites

7:30 Nature: “Echo: An Elephant to Remember” 14 MONDAY A look back at the life of the matriarch of an 5:30 BBC World News African elephant herd. 6:00 NJN News [R] 6:30 Nightly Business Report 7:00 PBS NewsHour 8:00 Member Favorites 11:00 Charlie Rose TJL P roductions of TJL ourtesy C 8:00 Great Performances: 3/15 EARLY TUESDAY AM “Hitman Returns: David Foster & Friends” See 12:00 Tavis Smiley

Wed 9th, 8pm. [R] ssociates

10:00 Albert King With Stevie Ray Vaughan In Session The blues guitar legends jam live for the Canadian of M ike B irkhead A ourtesy /WNET.ORG

television program “In C Session” in 1983. 9:00 Peter Yarrow Sing-Along Special A

family celebration of S innott J oseph America’s favorite folk 12:30 Member Favorites songs. Includes “Puff, the Magic Dragon” and “Day Is Done.” 15 TUESDAY

5:30 BBC World News 6:00 NJN News 6:30 Nightly Business 11:30 Ladies and Gentle- Report men: The Rolling Stones 7:00 PBS NewsHour See Thu 10th, 9:30pm. [R] 8:00 Secrets of the Dead: “Herculaneum Uncovered” 3/13 EARLY SUNDAY AM New insights into the 1:00 Member Favorites eruption of Vesuvius are revealed beneath the lava Q uirk ugusta flow. 13 SUNDAY 9:30 Member Favorites 11:00 Charlie Rose of A ourtesy 6:30 Easy Yoga for Arthritis C With Peggy Cappy The 10:30 Jimi Hendrix Live at 3/16 EARLY WEDNESDAY AM Yoga for All of Us author Woodstock [R] 12:00 Tavis Smiley effectively addresses 11:30 Member Favorites 12:30 Member Favorites 18 evening and night

16 WEDNESDAY 3/18 EARLY FRIDAY AM 3/19 EARLY SATURDAY AM 12:00 Tavis Smiley 12:00 Tavis Smiley Repeats 5:30 BBC World News 12:30 Member Favorites Mon 21st, 1pm. 6:00 NJN News 6:30 Nightly Business 12:30 Theater Talk New Report 18 FRIDAY York theater with hosts 7:00 PBS NewsHour Susan Haskins and 8:00 The Bungalows 5:30 BBC World News Michael Riedel. of Rockaway The 6:00 NJN News fascinating history of 6:30 Nightly Business Report the beach bungalows 7:00 PBS NewsHour that survive on Queens’ 8:00 Washington Week Rockaway Peninsula. 11:00 Charlie Rose 8:30 PREMIERE Need to Know With broadcast VINNY VERDI 3/17 EARLY THURSDAY AM journalist Alison Stewart 1:00 Member Favorites 12:00 Tavis Smiley and Pulitzer Prize-winning 12:30 Member Favorites author Jon Meacham. 19 SATURDAY

17 THURSDAY 5:30 Member Favorites /WNET.ORG 5:30 BBC World News 3/20 EARLY SUNDAY AM 6:00 NJN News 12:00 Member Favorites 6:30 Nightly Business

Report S innott J oseph 7:00 PBS NewsHour 9:30 Member Favorites 20 SUNDAY 8:00 Member Favorites 11:00 Charlie Rose 11:00 Charlie Rose Repeats Mon 21st, 1:30pm. 5:30 Member Favorites

The Bungalows of Rockaway

Wed 16th, 8 p.m.

Narrated by Estelle Parsons, this film recalls the colorful history of the beachfront bungalow communities on Queens’ Rockaway Peninsula. Interviews with former residents bring the bungalow heyday to life, and archival stills from the 20s, 30s, and 40s—including footage of the Marx Brothers and their families frolicking on Rockaway beaches— illustrate why the area was such a mecca for working-class families longing to escape the crowded streets of New York City. thirteen.org 19

3/21 EARLY MONDAY AM 3/22 EARLY TUESDAY AM 10:00 Independent Lens: 12:00 Member Favorites 12:00 Tavis Smiley “Taking Root: The Vision Repeats Tue 22nd, 1pm. of Wangari Maathai” 12:30 Nature: “Crash: A Wangari Maathai led 21 MONDAY Tale of Two Species” Re- rural Kenyan women peats Sat 26th, 5pm. to aid their degraded 5:30 BBC World News 1:30 Masterpiece Theatre: environment by planting 6:00 NJN News “The Secret Life of trees—and won a Nobel 6:30 Nightly Business Report Mrs. Beeton” Repeats early Prize. Repeats early 7:00 PBS NewsHour Sat 26th, 3am. Thu 24th, 2:30am. WL 8:00 Antiques Roadshow 3:00 American Masters: A signed photo of “Zora Neale Hurston: Jump Baseball Hall of Famers at the Sun” Repeats early Jackie Robinson and Roy Mon 28th, 4am. WL Campanella is valued 4:30 Who Does She Think at $6,000 to $8,000. She Is WL (Part 3 of 3) Repeats early Wed 23rd, 1am. 22 TUESDAY 9:00 PREMIERE No Tomorrow Roger 5:30 BBC World News of INDEPENDENT LENS ourtesy Weisberg’s new film 6:00 NJN News C investigates the murder 6:30 Nightly Business Report 11:00 Charlie Rose of Risa Bejarano, the 7:00 PBS NewsHour Repeats Wed 23rd, 1:30pm. principal subject of the documentary Aging 8:00 Pioneers of 3/23 EARLY WEDNESDAY AM Out. Repeats early Television: “Variety” A 12:00 Tavis Smiley Wed 23rd, 2am. look at the stars and Repeats Wed 23rd, 1pm. shows that established 12:30 Tutankhamun and the format, including the Golden Age of the Ed Sullivan and Carol Pharaohs See Mon 21st, Burnett. Repeats early 10:30pm. [R] Thu 24th, 12:30am and 1:00 Antiques Roadshow Fri 25th, 9:30pm. See Mon 21st, 8pm. [R] 2:00 No Tomorrow See Mon 21st, 9pm. [R] 3:30 Cry for Help 4:30 No Kidding, Me 2!

23 WEDNESDAY P roductions of P ublic olicy ourtesy C 10:30 Tutankhamun and 5:30 BBC World News the Golden Age of the 6:00 NJN News Pharaohs Highlights from 6:30 Nightly Business a King Tut exhibit at the Report Museum of Art in Fort 7:00 PBS NewsHour Lauderdale. Repeats early 8:00 400 Years of the of PBS “P ioneers T elevision .” ourtesy Wed 23rd, 12:30am. C Telescope The telescope 11:00 Charlie Rose 9:00 Frontline Episode past and present—and Repeats Tue 22nd, 1:30pm. TBA possible astronomical dis- 20 evening and night

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