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non-profits dedicated to raising the of the Earth to the emergence of next generation of female leaders, the world we know today. With help the program investigates where from high-energy host and scientist political ambition begins and why Richard Smith, we meet titanic society should encourage more dinosaurs and giant kangaroos, sea women to lead. Interviewees monsters and prehistoric include Anne Moses, founder of crustaceans, disappearing IGNITE; Senator Lisa Murkowski, mountains and deadly asteroids. WSKG-DT4 Republican of Alaska; Tiffany Dufu, This is the untold story of the Land former president of the White Down Under, the one island July 2020 House Project; Melissa Deckman, continent that has got it all. Host expanded listings professor of public affairs at Richard Smith comes face-to-face Washington College; Susannah W. with the previously unknown Shakow, founder of Running Start; reptilian rulers of prehistoric 1 Wednesday Emiliana Simon-Thomas, cognitive, Australia. NOVA resurrects the 8pm POV affective and behavioral giants that stalked the land and And She Could Be Next, Part 1: neuroscientist at UC Berkeley; and discovers that some of them were Building The Movement Amanda Adkins, GOP state chair, among the largest ever to have And She Could Be Next" tells the Kansas; among others. walked the Earth. Others were story of a defiant movement of 2 Thursday some of the most dangerous. In the women of color, transforming 8pm Prehistoric Road Trip dry desert heart, scientists unearth politics from the ground up by Tiny Teeth, Fearsome Beasts an ancient inland ocean, full of sea fighting for a truly reflective As she drives closer to the present monsters. But reptiles didn't have democracy. day, Emily discovers surprising the world all to themselves. 10pm PBS NewsHour truths written in the fossil record. Mammals like the enigmatic 11pm Dw The Day Meantime, scientists studying our platypus lived alongside them, 11:30pm BBC World News planet's past are revealing clues ready for their day in the sun. And 12am Raising Ms. President about its future. 65 million years ago, that day Women make up more than half of 9pm Breakthrough: The Ideas arrived. the American population and That Changed The World 3 Friday workforce. Yet, the United States The Car 8pm Paving The Way: The only ranks 97th out of 190 countries Go for a ride through the National Park-To-Park Highway when it comes to the number of 9,000-year history of the car, from See America First women in elected office. According its roots in dogsleds to Henry At a time when train travel to the to research conducted by Jennifer Ford's affordable and assembly National Parks was only for the Lawless, director of the Women & line-built Model T, and meet the wealthy, this program follows the Politics Institute, and Richard Fox, scientists working on the next convergence of U.S. Land being political science department chair generation of self-driving set aside for all people, the at Loyola Marymount University, automobiles. development of the "autos for the women are less likely than men to 10pm PBS NewsHour everyman" and the need to escape run for office, and often consider 11pm Dw The Day the drone of WWI and the 1918 flu themselves under-qualified to 11:30pm BBC World News pandemic. With this need for serve, despite their success in 12am Nova release, 12 intrepid motorists business and education. In the Australia's First 4 Billion Years: embark upon the 1920 inaugural documentary RAISING MS. Monsters tour of the National Park-to-Park PRESIDENT, filmmaker Kiley Lane Of all the continents on Earth, none Highway. Traveling 5, 000 miles explores why more women don't preserves a more spectacular story over 76 days to promote the need run for office. Through interviews of its origins than Australia. NOVA's for good roads, these individuals with elected officials, scholars, high mini-series takes viewers on a also explore the idea of what it school students and leaders of two rollicking adventure from the birth means to 'See America First' while Page 2 of 14 – July 2020 WORLD expanded guide touring in the western United vital democratic spaces, where represents to all Americans. States, instead of visiting their citizens from all walks of life could Narrated by David McCullough, the ancestry in war torn Europe. converge and feel restored. Prior to film traces the development of the 9pm Paving The Way: The officially committing to landscape monument--from its conception, to National Park-To-Park Highway architecture, Olmsted worked as a its complicated and often Welcome Home New York Times correspondent to controversial construction, to its Continue the journey of the 1920 the Confederate states, the final dedication--and offers inaugural tour of the National manager of a California gold mine interviews with a wide range of Park-to-Park Highway. Tour and General Secretary of the Americans to explore the meaning members are faced with the United States Sanitary Commission of the Statue of Liberty. decision to turn back or journey on during the Civil War. Olmsted, a 10pm America ReFramed as they are without their leader. workaholic by today's standards, Vision Portraits With some of the most magnificent devoted the latter half of his life to Acclaimed director Rodney Evans vistas still ahead, they learn what it creating green spaces for (Brother to Brother and The Happy really means to be road weary, but overworked city dwellers. Told in Sad) takes viewers on a personal at the same time find the pure joy large part through Olmsted's own journey as he ponders how the of a true American experience -The words (voiced by Oscar winning deterioration of his vision will Road Trip. actor Kevin Kline), this film weaves impact his life and work as a 10pm PBS NewsHour together his poignant personal filmmaker. Interviewing blind and 11pm Dw The Day story and pioneering vision with low vision artists - a photographer, 11:30pm BBC World News contemporary footage of the lasting a dancer and a writer - Evans 12am Olmsted and America's masterpieces he left behind. embarks on a quest to learn how Urban Parks 4 Saturday other artists have continued to One-hundred and fifty-one years 8pm Anthem create art and how their journeys after Frederick Law Olmsted ANTHEM tells the story behind might serve as inspiration for his (1822-1903) designed New York Francis Scott Key's "The own. City's Central Park with Calvert Star-Spangled Banner," the song 11:30pm Reel South Vaux, it remains an undisputed famously penned after the Driven Blind haven of tranquility amid one of the relentless bombardment by the Produced and Directed by: Scott E. largest, tallest and most unnatural British of Fort McHenry during The Schimmel. Dan Parker, a world places in the world. OLMSTED War of 1812. Historians and music champion drag racer, struggles to AND AMERICA'S URBAN PARKS, experts discuss the Colonial-era adjust to his new reality after he is narrated by actress Kerry songs and events that influenced blinded in a fiery racing accident. Washington, examines the Key to write what would become Though visually impaired, Dan has visionary urban planner and the U.S. national anthem. ANTHEM not given up his love of working landscape architect's impact on the also reveals interesting facts about with his hands, or his love of racing. development of America's first Key's upbringing and religious Driven Blind follows Dan's great city parks in the late 19th leanings while tracing the origins of single-minded quest to find century. With incredible foresight, the song. During the program, the meaningful work and to get back Olmsted brought nourishing green U.S. Naval Academy Glee Club behind the wheel. spaces to New York, Boston, and St. John's College Chorus give 12am Anthem Chicago, San Francisco, Atlanta, voice to this stirring and elegant ANTHEM tells the story behind Louisville and dozens of other U.S. song, including a performance of its Francis Scott Key's "The cities. Throughout his working life, first draft. Star-Spangled Banner," the song Olmsted and his firm carried out 9pm Statue of Liberty famously penned after the more than 500 commissions, This 1985 Ken Burns film relentless bombardment by the including nearly 100 public parks. chronicles the creation and history British of Fort McHenry during The He believed parks should serve as of the Statue of Liberty and what it War of 1812. Historians and music Page 3 of 14 – July 2020 WORLD expanded guide experts discuss the Colonial-era and birds. prison. House of Blessing provides songs and events that influenced 6 Monday education, childcare and continued Key to write what would become 8pm The Good Road vocational programs for those the U.S. national anthem. ANTHEM Bangkok, Thailand: The Big prisoners and ex-prisoners who also reveals interesting facts about House.... of Blessing most need it. Viewers will hear the Key's upbringing and religious The Good Road returns to Craig redemptive stories of ex-convicts leanings while tracing the origins of and Earl's hometown of Bangkok often ignored or rejected in Thai the song. During the program, the and end up in the 2nd largest society because of their criminal U.S. Naval Academy Glee Club maximum-security prison in all of past. This episode explores the and St. John's College Chorus give Thailand. Luckily, it's by invitation. benefits of a unique partnership voice to this stirring and elegant They receive a rare tour of the between the primarily Buddhist song, including a performance of its grounds as well as the cells before bureaucrats of the Thai government first draft. speaking to a Thai prisoner about and the Christian ministry started 5 Sunday what daily life is like in a Thai by Craig's father. 8pm Spy in the Wild, A Nature prison. Afterwards, they discover, 8:30pm The Good Road Miniseries amongst other things, a unique Nairobi, Kenya: The Power of Story Friendship approach to vocational training and In this episode, The Good Road Spy Creatures and their new wild pre-release development at the explores the impact storytelling can friends rely on each other to look prison. Access to Klong Prem have on the youth of out for predators. A Spy Meerkat prison is limited, especially for underprivileged communities in babysits meerkat pups while a Spy video crews from the West. But, Nairobi, Kenya. Craig and Earl hear Cobra pretends to attack the mob. Craig's dad, Jack Martin, worked in the story of a leading technologist Spy Crocs witness a convenient Thai prisons for decades. He and designer, Mark Kamau partnership between real crocodiles started a prison ministry that helped (recently featured in National and birds. prepare prisoners for life after Geographic Magazine). Mark grew 9pm College Behind Bars prison. The program helped Jack up in Matheri Slum in Nairobi but Part Four establish friendships that would pay through a surprising series of The prison debate team faces off for generations. Craig and Earl events, he was able to escape the Harvard. Two students complete connect with Jack's mentee, crime and poverty surrounding him their senior projects, while another Acharn Soonthorn, who has and build a new life. But Mark is sent to the solitary housing unit furthered the work and expanded wasn't content with keeping his and isn't able to finish before being the program- even inspiring prison new life for himself. He takes Craig released. Bachelor's and associate officials to create similar, but and Earl back to Matheri to meet degrees are awarded on graduation secular, programs of their own. some of his old friends and to meet day. After reconnecting, Mr. Soonthorn some of the youth he mentors. 10pm Doc World takes Craig and Earl on a tour of Mark dreams of everyone in A Growing Thing the organization he helped to Matheri getting the same 11:30pm Positive All The Way create around the prison ministry, opportunities he had and his story 12am Spy in the Wild, A Nature the House of Blessing. It is a acts as a model for that next Miniseries transitional facility that Soonthorn generation to rise above their Friendship directs that helps recently released circumstances. In another part of Spy Creatures and their new wild prisoners and the families of the city Craig and Earl then meet friends rely on each other to look prisoners as they deal with the Ken Oloo, one of the founders of out for predators. A Spy Meerkat many problems and stages of Filamujuani. Filamujuani's primary babysits meerkat pups while a Spy incarceration in Thailand. The goal is to support underprivileged Cobra pretends to attack the mob. facility also supports ex-prisoners young people by training them how Spy Crocs witness a convenient as they cope with the difference to become professionals in the TV partnership between real crocodiles between life inside and outside of and Film industry. Much like Mark, Page 4 of 14 – July 2020 WORLD expanded guide

Ken also grew up in the slums and racism, tyranny, violence, and war 9:30pm Firing Line with Margaret his story shows that next and paid for it with their lives. Hoover generation what is possible. For 7 Tuesday Newcomers many, storytelling is a means of 8pm America ReFramed Meet conservative women running survival in Nairobi. And by helping Enter The Faun for a first term in Congress: Young people from the slums tell their own Tracing the unlikely collaboration Kim of California, Ashley Hinson of stories, Ken is giving a whole new between a veteran choreographer Iowa and Lisa Scheller of generation a voice. One example of and a young actor with cerebral Pennsylvania. Margaret Hoover this is Ijawa Obeid. The Good Road palsy, this story challenges the explores their motivations for meets her on the production set of boundaries of medicine and art to running, policies and visions for the the popular East African TV prove that every body is capable of Republican Party. comedy One in a Million (kind of miraculous transformation. 10pm PBS NewsHour the Kenyan equivalent of The 9:30pm Reel South 11pm Dw The Day Beverly Hillbillies). Ijawa works as Jonah Stands Up 11:30pm BBC World News the Assistant Director for the show Film by: Hannah Engelson. Jonah 12am Summoned: Frances and many of the show's crew Bascle was an unconventional Perkins and the General Welfare members came up through Ken's mayoral candidate, even by New The first woman appointed to a program. Ijawa invites Craig and Orleans standards: artist, U.S. Presidential cabinet, Frances Earl to her home in the Kibera comedian, disability-rights activist. Perkins created the social safety slums where the team gets to hear Born with muscular dystrophy, net that continues to shape the what her daily life is like before Jonah raced against mortality lives of Americans today. In her 12 hearing the amazing story of her throughout his twenties. Combining years as Labor Secretary under adopted son, whom Ijawa literally humor, political action, and a sense President Franklin Delano rescued from exposure in the of urgency, Jonah Stands Up Roosevelt, Perkins created the streets of Kibera. challenges stereotypes associated Social Security program, a federal 9pm Local, USA with differently-abled individuals in minimum wage, the 40-hour work States of America, Pt. 1 New Orleans. week and unemployment 9:30pm Stories from the Stage 10pm PBS NewsHour compensation, and ended the legal Fresh Start 11pm Dw The Day use of child labor. SUMMONED: Life is full of opportunities to begin 11:30pm BBC World News FRANCIS PERKINS AND THE again. Claritza Abreu prepares for 12am America ReFramed GENERAL WELFARE tells the her first job in the US by reading Enter The Faun story of Perkins' life through rare the phone book. In Afghanistan, Tracing the unlikely collaboration archival recordings of her voice, Mahboba Akhtarzadah journeys to between a veteran choreographer and interviews with Nancy Pelosi, her classroom against all odds. and a young actor with cerebral George Mitchell, David Brooks, Dillan DiGiovanni discovers that palsy, this story challenges the Lawrence O'Donnell and Amy sometimes we need to face our boundaries of medicine and art to Klobuchar. past before moving forward. prove that every body is capable of 9 Thursday 10pm PBS NewsHour miraculous transformation. 8pm Secrets of the Dead 11pm Dw The Day 8 Wednesday Viking Warrior Queen 11:30pm BBC World News Join a team of archaeologists as 12am Fire in the Heartland: The 8pm POV And She Could Be Next. Part 2 they examine one of the most Kent State Story significant Viking graves ever found FIRE IN THE HEARTLAND, The And She Could Be Next" tells the story of a defiant movement of and test the DNA of the remains of Kent State Story is the story of a the female warrior buried inside, generation of students at Kent women of color, transforming politics from the ground up by rewriting our understanding of State University, who stood up in Viking society. the 1960s and 1970s against fighting for a truly reflective democracy. 9pm Breakthrough: The Ideas Page 5 of 14 – July 2020 WORLD expanded guide

That Changed The World the women's suffrage movement, women whose tireless work would The Rocket including internal debates over finally ban discrimination at Learn the explosive history of the radical tactics and the place of American polls on the basis of sex. rocket, from its origin in ancient African American women in the 12 Sunday China, to its use as a weapon of movement, shaped the battle in the 8pm Spy in the Wild, A Nature war, to how adding hydrogen crucial period from 1906-1915. Miniseries allowed it to carry astronauts all the 11 Saturday Bad Behavior way to the moon. 8pm The Vote: American Spy Creatures infiltrate the 10pm PBS NewsHour Experience underground world of animal 11pm Dw The Day Part Two mischief, crime and retribution. Spy 11:30pm BBC World News Explore the final four years, Monkey is caught between 12am Nova 1916-1920, of the campaign for the crossfires as real monkeys fight Australia's First 4 Billion Years: passage of the 19th amendment over beach bar alcohol. Spy Egret Strange Creatures and meet some of the unsung is also a waterhole victim when Of all the continents on Earth, none women whose tireless work would elephants throw mud everywhere! preserves a more spectacular story finally ban discrimination at 9pm Lucy Worsley's Royal Myths of its origins than Australia. NOVA's American polls on the basis of sex. & Secrets mini-series takes viewers on a 10pm America ReFramed Elizabeth I: The Warrior Queen rollicking adventure from the birth Enter The Faun Join Lucy Worsley for an of the Earth to the emergence of Tracing the unlikely collaboration exploration of how Elizabeth I's the world we know today. With help between a veteran choreographer image as a warrior queen, created from high-energy host and scientist and a young actor with cerebral by a series of myths and secrets Richard Smith, we meet titanic palsy, this story challenges the about her victory over the Spanish dinosaurs and giant kangaroos, sea boundaries of medicine and art to Armada, shaped British national monsters and prehistoric prove that every body is capable of identity for centuries. crustaceans, disappearing miraculous transformation. 10pm POV mountains and deadly asteroids. 11:30pm Reel South Swim Team This is the untold story of the Land Jonah Stands Up Parents of teens on the autism Down Under, the one island Film by: Hannah Engelson. Jonah spectrum form a competitive swim continent that has got it all. Bascle was an unconventional team, training them with high 10 Friday mayoral candidate, even by New expectations. Follow the rise of 8pm The Vote: American Orleans standards: artist, three athletes as the film captures a Experience comedian, disability-rights activist. moving quest for inclusion, Part One Born with muscular dystrophy, independence and a life that feels Explore how the challenges facing Jonah raced against mortality like winning. the women's suffrage movement, throughout his twenties. Combining 11:30pm Chef Darren: The including internal debates over humor, political action, and a sense Challenge of Profound Deafness radical tactics and the place of of urgency, Jonah Stands Up Born profoundly deaf, Darren African American women in the challenges stereotypes associated Weiss was a frustrated child. While movement, shaped the battle in the with differently-abled individuals in powerful hearing aids helped him crucial period from 1906-1915. New Orleans. pick up some sounds, by age four 10pm PBS NewsHour 12am The Vote: American Darren had no grasp of language. 11pm Dw The Day Experience CHEF DARREN: THE 11:30pm BBC World News Part Two CHALLENGE OF PROFOUND 12am The Vote: American Explore the final four years, DEAFNESS explores the impact of Experience 1916-1920, of the campaign for the the family members and teachers Part One passage of the 19th amendment who refused to let Darren's Explore how the challenges facing and meet some of the unsung challenges keep him from Page 6 of 14 – July 2020 WORLD expanded guide communicating and documents elephants throw mud everywhere! 8:30pm The Good Road how, with determination, Darren 13 Monday Yangon, Myanmar: Punk Rock ultimately learned to speak and 8pm The Good Road Buddha became a father, a teacher and the Mbale, Uganda: Five Years If This episode finds Earl and Craig chef of his own trend-setting Los You're Lucky back on the road in Southeast Asia Angeles restaurant. As a child, There are so many heroes in the in the former capital of one of the Darren attended classes and world of philanthropy and The most politically controversial therapy sessions at noted speech Good Road crew learns so much countries in the region, Myanmar. pathologist Helen Beebe's clinic in from these heroes. In this episode, War, genocide, and conflict have Easton, Pennsylvania. Despite the Earl Bridges and Craig Martin meet raged in this country dominated by intensive work, Darren showed little two such heroes in the eastern part ethnic struggle for decades. But progress in developing language of Uganda. Their journey to find beyond the headlines there are skills. In the film, Darren and his them begins in a Matatu that takes powerful stories of unexpected family recount the pivotal period them through the Ugandan heroes like Burmese punk rocker when Darren's work with one countryside to a series of Kyaw Thu Win or Kyaw Kyaw therapist at the clinic clicked, and geographic gems like the "source (pronounced Joe Joe). Based out he began to speak and express of the Nile". But after a long journey of Yangon, Kyaw Kyaw fronts a himself. After attending and they arrive at their true destination- punk rock band called The Rebel graduating from public school with the Mbale Regional Referral Riot. But when he's not performing hearing children, Darren was left Hospital. Once there, they meet up under a bridge with rented with the question of what to do with an amazing couple, Kathy instruments he and his band are next. A lifelong passion for cooking Bourgoine and Adam Hewitt-Smith, working hard to help street kids led Darren to earn his degree at the and their daughters Eseld and through food distributions and Culinary Institute of America in New Lowenna. Despite the fact that education/reading projects. He and York, and later, to open a Kathy (a neonatologist) and Adam his punk rock friends run the local successful restaurant in Southern (an anesthesiologist) could be chapter of Food not Bombs in their California. Today, working with the crushing it back in London, UK effort to do something about the organization No Limits for Deaf where they are from, they have people caught in the cracks of Children, Darren leads hands-on decided to live and work in this global conflict. What starts as an cooking classes for remote city of Uganda not making a "off the beaten path" glimpse of the hearing-impaired kids that help dime from their labors. And city of Yangon on the colonial era empower his students. With contrary to what you might think, circular train turns into an exciting deaf-owned businesses on the rise they're not doing it for Jesus. romp around one of the most around the country and deaf culture They're both self-avowed atheists interesting cities in the world. Craig thriving, CHEF DARREN is an who are simply doing it for the and Earl tag along with Kyaw Kyaw inspirational program about living people whose lives they change. and crew for a slice of life with a disability while They are do-gooders because experience from tea-houses, and accomplishing goals. doing good is the right thing to do. DIY screen printing co-ops, to 12am Spy in the Wild, A Nature Kathy's work in the NICU and Pirate Bars and Punk Shops. Only Miniseries Adam's work in the hospital is to see that the punks of Yangon Bad Behavior saving lives, but the work is hard find real meaning in helping Spy Creatures infiltrate the and stressful and takes its toll on communities in need. Do-gooders underground world of animal their children. Earl and Craig get a first-hand look at The Rebel mischief, crime and retribution. Spy explore Kathy and Adam's inspiring Riot's philanthropic work from Monkey is caught between and at times heartbreaking world downtown Yangon to semi-legal crossfires as real monkeys fight and discover all kinds of bizarre, villages on the outskirts of the city over beach bar alcohol. Spy Egret funny, and interesting Ugandan only reachable by ferry. Craig and is also a waterhole victim when cultural details along the way. Earl also reconnect with an old Page 7 of 14 – July 2020 WORLD expanded guide friend and Burmese refugee Hnin ("Deej"), a gifted, young writer and local food production, inclusion and Hnin Pyne. Her unique perspective advocate for nonspeaking autistics. opportunity. on the city and love of fish soup Once a "profoundly disabled" foster 10pm PBS NewsHour provides just the insight they need. kid on a fast track to nowhere, DJ is 11pm Dw The Day Kyaw Kyaw and his bandmates cap now a first-year college student 11:30pm BBC World News off the episode by treating Craig, who insists on standing up for his 12am America ReFramed Earl and the crew to a world of peers: people who are dismissed Deej beauty, wonder and Buddhist as incompetent because they are Deej is the story of DJ Savarese history at the Golden Rock Temple neurologically diverse. Will Deej be ("Deej"), a gifted, young writer and hours outside of Yangon. The able to find freedom for himself and advocate for nonspeaking autistics. highlight is a pagoda built on a rock others like him? Once a "profoundly disabled" foster that seemingly hovers at the edge 9pm Hearts of Glass kid on a fast track to nowhere, DJ is of a cliff hanging atop the Kyaiktiyo HEARTS OF GLASS tells the story now a first-year college student Hill in Mon State. of a state-of-the-art hydroponic who insists on standing up for his 9pm Local, USA greenhouse that provides peers: people who are dismissed States of America, Pt. 2 meaningful employment for people as incompetent because they are 9:30pm Stories from the Stage with disabilities. An innovative neurologically diverse. Will Deej be Game On! experiment in food production, able to find freedom for himself and You can't win if you don't play. And Vertical Harvest is an urban farm others like him? sometimes just playing makes all located in Jackson Hole, Wyo. Built 15 Wednesday the difference. Nora Meiners fills in on just one-tenth of an acre at an 8pm Divided We Fall: Unity some blanks as the missing pieces elevation of 6,237 feet, the Without Tragedy person at a jigsaw puzzle company. high-tech greenhouse grows an DIVIDED WE FALL: UNITY Olympian ski jumper Nick Fairall amount of produce equivalent to 10 WITHOUT TRAGEDY brings tells how one leap changed his life acres of traditional farmland. Using ordinary citizens together to wrestle forever. And on his first hunting trip, technology to overcome Jackson with the complex issues that divide John fears disappointing his dad, Hole's short four-month growing our nation. Breaking out of partisan an avid hunter. Hosted by Wes season, and extreme seasonal echo chambers to listen to one Hazard. fluctuations in weather and another, the participants - equal 10pm PBS NewsHour population, Vertical Harvest is able numbers of whom strongly approve 11pm Dw The Day to sell fresh vegetables to residents and disapprove of President 11:30pm BBC World News of the mountain town all year long. Donald Trump - explore what it 12am Reel South To help execute this mission, means to be an American, what Saint Cloud Hill Vertical Harvest employs adults constitutes a "more perfect union," Captain Chris Scott rallies a colony with intellectual and developmental and what can be done to bridge the of tent residents to defend their disabilities, who receive a gaps between them. provisional homes against the competitive wage and have the 9pm Independent Lens forces of gentrification. As opportunity to work in their Cooked: Survival By Zip Code development encroaches on the community year round. The Learn the story of a heat wave that community, the tragedies and documentary weaves together the overtook Chicago in July 1995, personal experiences of a story of the farm's first tumultuous killing 739 residents, most of them displaced community resurface 15 months of operation with the poor, elderly and African American. among those clinging to their last personal journeys of several The heat wave revealed a remnant of stability. employees. Plants and people grow long-term crisis of poverty, racism, 14 Tuesday together in HEARTS OF GLASS, and economic and social isolation 8pm America ReFramed an intimate portrait of one in the city. Deej community's attempt to address 10pm PBS NewsHour Deej is the story of DJ Savarese timely and pressing issues around 11pm Dw The Day Page 8 of 14 – July 2020 WORLD expanded guide

11:30pm BBC World News it before told by Iraqis who lived women's rights around the world - 12am The Democracy Rebellion: through those dangerous times. and is recognized as one of the key A Reporter's Notebook with From the fall of Saddam to the end leaders of the American women's Hedrick of ISIS, now Iraqis from all suffrage movement. Journalist Hedrick Smith travels the backgrounds share their insight into 10pm America ReFramed country looking for positive stories what it meant to survive those Deej of democratic reform and finds violent years. Deej is the story of DJ Savarese them in six states where grassroots 10pm PBS NewsHour ("Deej"), a gifted, young writer and activists are fighting to equal the 11pm Dw The Day advocate for nonspeaking autistics. playing field. 11:30pm BBC World News Once a "profoundly disabled" foster 16 Thursday 12am Fake: Searching for Truth kid on a fast track to nowhere, DJ is 8pm Secrets of the Dead in the Age of Misinformation now a first-year college student Egypt's Darkest Hour Learn to identify fake news and who insists on standing up for his Follow a team of archaeologists as evaluate the biases of legitimate peers: people who are dismissed they examine a rare mass grave news sources. FAKE: SEARCHING as incompetent because they are dating to the collapse of ancient FOR TRUTH IN THE AGE OF neurologically diverse. Will Deej be Egypt's Old Kingdom, when MISINFORMATION provides able to find freedom for himself and political infighting and a changing viewers with tools to help discern others like him? climate brought down a dynasty in fact from fiction in news reports. 11pm Hearts of Glass a moment of crisis and catastrophe. The program draws on common HEARTS OF GLASS tells the story 9pm Breakthrough: The Ideas sense, expert opinions, and the of a state-of-the-art hydroponic That Changed The World universal standards of journalism to greenhouse that provides The Smartphone teach the media literacy skills meaningful employment for people Dial in to the fascinating history of needed to dissect breaking news, with disabilities. An innovative the smartphone, from its roots in evaluate partisan content, and experiment in food production, Morse Code to 2007, when Apple utilize critical thinking before Vertical Harvest is an urban farm unveiled the first-ever iPhone. Plus, adopting radical stances. located in Jackson Hole, Wyo. Built see how the next generation of 18 Saturday on just one-tenth of an acre at an smartphones will allow us to 8pm We'll Meet Again elevation of 6,237 feet, the communicate through them just by The Fight for Women's Rights high-tech greenhouse grows an thinking. Join Ann Curry as two women amount of produce equivalent to 10 10pm PBS NewsHour search for friends and colleagues acres of traditional farmland. Using 11pm Dw The Day who fought for equal rights. One of technology to overcome Jackson 11:30pm BBC World News the first female commercial pilots Hole's short four-month growing 12am Nova wants to thank her mentor, and an season, and extreme seasonal Making North America: Origins advocate hopes to find the woman fluctuations in weather and See the epic 3-billion-year story of who inspired her to join a population, Vertical Harvest is able how our continent came to be. movement. to sell fresh vegetables to residents From palm trees that once 9pm Carrie Chapman Catt: of the mountain town all year long. flourished in Alaska to huge Warrior for Women To help execute this mission, eruptions that nearly tore the CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT: Vertical Harvest employs adults Midwest in two, discover how WARRIOR FOR WOMEN tells the with intellectual and developmental forces of almost unimaginable story of Carrie Chapman Catt, the disabilities, who receive a power gave birth to North America. women's suffrage movement and competitive wage and have the the passing and ratification of the opportunity to work in their 17 Friday community year round. The 8pm Frontline 19th amendment. Catt, raised in Charles City, Iowa, devoted most of documentary weaves together the Once Upon A Time In Iraq story of the farm's first tumultuous The Iraq war as you've never seen her life to the expansion of Page 9 of 14 – July 2020 WORLD expanded guide

15 months of operation with the or own property. "Daring Women cannot talk and earns less than personal journeys of several Doctors" highlights the intrepid, $13.00 a year - his greater purpose employees. Plants and people grow pioneering and diverse women who is to teach others how to love. The together in HEARTS OF GLASS, faced hostility and resistance in program celebrates Jon exactly as an intimate portrait of one their pursuit of medical educations. he is, rather than focusing on community's attempt to address This documentary examines how changing Jon to fit into the world. timely and pressing issues around these women physicians greatly From the opening shot, the film local food production, inclusion and impacted their communities around offers an up close and personal opportunity. the United States and look at the realities of living with 12am We'll Meet Again internationally. It also demonstrates someone with severe mental The Fight for Women's Rights how women doctors exerted a retardation. THE TEACHINGS OF Join Ann Curry as two women long-lasting influence on the JON uncovers how this "family search for friends and colleagues movement towards women's rights. secret," locked away in an who fought for equal rights. One of 11pm Employment Matters institution for the first seven years the first female commercial pilots Employment Matters is a of his life, became the family wants to thank her mentor, and an documentary that explores the treasure. While entertaining, this advocate hopes to find the woman untapped market and huge inspirational story of one family's who inspired her to join a potential of the intellectually journey is also about honesty and movement. disabled in the workplace. redemption, acceptance and 19 Sunday 11:30pm Employment Matters growth that offers hope to others. 8pm Spy in the Wild, A Nature Too 9pm Local, USA Miniseries Employment Matters Too is a '63 Boycott Meet The Spies documentary that discovers how On October 22, 1963, more than The final "making of" episode takes large corporations benefit from 250,000 students boycotted the us through the evolution of Spy hiring employees with intellectual Chicago Public Schools to protest Creatures from the original disabilities. racial segregation. Many marched BoulderCam to the PenguinCams 12am Spy in the Wild, A Nature through the city calling for the that inspired the "spycams" in this Miniseries resignation of School series. Marvel and laugh at Meet The Spies Superintendent Benjamin Willis, unexpected and funny moments The final "making of" episode takes who placed trailers, dubbed 'Willis from the Spy Creatures' POV. us through the evolution of Spy Wagons,' on playgrounds and 9pm Lucy Worsley's Royal Myths Creatures from the original parking lots of overcrowded black & Secrets BoulderCam to the PenguinCams schools rather than let them enroll Queen Anne: The Mother of Great that inspired the "spycams" in this in nearby white schools. Combining Britain series. Marvel and laugh at unseen archival 16mm footage of Investigate why Queen Anne's unexpected and funny moments the march shot by Kartemquin powerful role in the forging of Great from the Spy Creatures' POV. founder Gordon Quinn with the Britain has often been forgotten. 20 Monday participants' reflections today, '63 Lucy Worsley shares the inside 8pm Teachings of Jon Boycott connects the forgotten story of the salacious gossip about THE TEACHINGS OF JON is an story of one of the largest northern Anne's love life that helped destroy insightful and humorous civil rights demonstrations to her image and legacy. documentary by Jennifer Owensby contemporary issues around race, 10pm Daring Women Doctors: about her brother Jon, a education, school closings, and Physicians in the 19th Century 40-year-old man severely and youth activism. Hidden in American history, all profoundly affected by Down 9:30pm Stories from the Stage women's medical schools began to syndrome. Although Jon may never In The Dog House appear in the mid 19th century long accomplish much by conventional Paying tribute to our canine before women had the right to vote standards - he has an IQ of 20, companions and their culinary Page 10 of 14 – July 2020 WORLD expanded guide namesakes. Robin puts it all on the INTELLIGENT LIVES follows three Watch this compelling documentary line for her dream job: a gig on the young adults with intellectual that details the complexities and Oscar Mayer Weinermobile; the disabilities: Micah, Naieer, and challenges of the 10-year, love of two dogs enriches Lina's life Naomie, who, with the support of four-million-mile journey of the after she is left blind; and Ron family, educators, and colleagues, European Space Agency's comes to understand a tragedy work toward a future marked with spacecraft Rosetta as it chased through the loss of his dog. Hosted increased inclusion and down and landed on a comet in a by Mike Tow. independence. Their pioneering history-making feat. 10pm PBS NewsHour lives challenge staid notions of 10pm PBS NewsHour 11pm Dw The Day intelligence as they navigate high 11pm Dw The Day 11:30pm BBC World News school, college, and the workforce. 11:30pm BBC World News 12am 4 Wheel Bob 22 Wednesday 12am Nova 4 WHEEL BOB tells the story of 9pm Frontline Making North America: Life Bob Coomber, an intrepid Covid's Hidden Toll Discover the surprising intertwined adventurer who sets out to becone How the COVID crisis has hit story of life and the landscape in the first wheelchair hiker to cross vulnerable immigrants and North America-from origins to the 11,845 foot Kearsarge Pass in undocumented workers. Stories iconic dinosaurs to giant marine the Sierra Nevada of California. from the pandemic's invisible reptiles swimming in an ancient sea The one-hour documentary follows victims, including crucial farm and that once split the continent in two. the inspirational journey of Bob meat-packing workers who lack 24 Friday while encouraging us to look at our protections and have been getting 8pm Clinton: American own self-imposed limitations and sick. Experience perhaps reach beyond what we 10pm PBS NewsHour Part One think is possible. 11pm Dw The Day From draft dodging to the Dayton 21 Tuesday 11:30pm BBC World News Accords, from Monica Lewinsky to 8pm America ReFramed 12am Pov Shorts a balanced budget, the presidency Intelligent Lives Cherish of William Jefferson Clinton veered Narrated by Academy-Award 12:30am POV between sordid scandal and grand nominee Chris Cooper, We Are The Radical Monarchs achievement. This film explores the INTELLIGENT LIVES follows three Meet the Radical Monarchs, a story of an American president who young adults with intellectual group of young girls of color on the rose from a broken childhood in disabilities: Micah, Naieer, and frontlines of social justice. Follow Arkansas to become one of the Naomie, who, with the support of the group as they earn badges for most successful politicians in family, educators, and colleagues, completing units on such subjects modern American history and one work toward a future marked with as being an LGBTQ ally, preserving of the most complex and conflicted increased inclusion and the environment and disability characters to ever stride across the independence. Their pioneering justice. public stage. It recounts a career lives challenge staid notions of 23 Thursday full of accomplishment and rife with intelligence as they navigate high 8pm Forces of Nature scandal, a marriage that would school, college, and the workforce. Shape make history and create 9:30pm Positive All The Way We can't directly see the forces that controversy, and a presidency that 10pm PBS NewsHour govern Earth, but we can see their would define the crucial and 11pm Dw The Day shadows in the shapes of nature transformative period between the 11:30pm BBC World News that surround us. If we understand fall of the Berlin Wall and 9/11. It 12am America ReFramed why these shapes exist, we can follows Clinton across his two terms Intelligent Lives understand the rules that bind the as he confronted some of the key Narrated by Academy-Award entire universe. forces that would shape the future, nominee Chris Cooper, 9pm To Catch A Comet including partisan political warfare Page 11 of 14 – July 2020 WORLD expanded guide and domestic and international architects and volunteers, as well an unflinching look at the Ferguson terrorism, and struggled, with as present day activists, 1964: THE uprising, where citizens assert their uneven success, to define the role FIGHT FOR A RIGHT uses right to live. of American power in a post-Cold Mississippi to explain American 26 Sunday War world. The film features voting issues in the last 150 years. 8pm Animals with Cameras, A unprecedented access to Clinton For instance, why are red states Nature Miniseries insiders including White House red? Witness the secret lives of animals Press Secretary Dee Dee Myers, 25 Saturday as never before, as this three-part White House Counsel Bernard 8pm POV series uncovers truly Nussbaum, White House Chief of Whose Streets? unprecedented behavior. See a Staff Leon Panetta, as well as When unarmed teenager Michael side of the animal kingdom where interviews with foreign leaders, Brown is killed by police and left human cameramen can't go when members of the Republican lying in the street for hours, it marks animals become the opposition, childhood friends, a breaking point for St. Louis. Take cinematographers. staffers from Clinton's years as an unflinching look at the Ferguson 9pm Lucy Worsley's Royal Myths governor of Arkansas, biographers uprising, where citizens assert their & Secrets and journalists. right to live. Marie Antoinette: The Doomed 10pm PBS NewsHour 9:30pm Fannie Lou Hamer: Queen 11pm Dw The Day Stand Up Find out why Marie Antoinette is 11:30pm BBC World News The documentary FANNIE LOU often blamed for causing the 12am 1964: The Fight for a Right HAMER: STAND UP examines the French Revolution by saying "let By the mid twentieth century, life of civil rights legend Fannie Lou them eat cake" to her starving Mississippi's African Americans Hamer, offering first-hand accounts subjects. Lucy Worsley uncovers had suffered from nearly 75 years by those who knew her and worked the myths and secrets that led the of slavery by another name - Jim side by side with her in the struggle doomed queen to the guillotine. Crow discrimination. In 1964 in for voting rights. 10pm Going Blind Mississippi, people died in an effort 10pm America ReFramed GOING BLIND is a unique to force the state to allow African Intelligent Lives documentary film that increases Americans to exercise their Narrated by Academy-Award public awareness of sight loss and constitutional right to vote. nominee Chris Cooper, low vision issues profoundly Although, the 50th anniversary of INTELLIGENT LIVES follows three affecting the lives of more and Freedom Summer has passed, the young adults with intellectual more people around the world by struggle for voting rights is still disabilities: Micah, Naieer, and Peabody Award winning director pertinent. According to the NAACP, Naomie, who, with the support of Joseph Lovett. Director Joseph states have recently passed the family, educators, and colleagues, Lovett has glaucoma, a disease most laws limiting voter work toward a future marked with that robs 4.5 million people participation since Jim Crow. increased inclusion and worldwide of their vision. After Moreover, these laws also independence. Their pioneering years of slowly losing his sight, Joe disenfranchise other people of lives challenge staid notions of decides to take action: to color, the elderly, poor, and intelligence as they navigate high investigate how people all over the disabled. With the 2015 school, college, and the workforce. country respond to vision-loss. His anniversary of the Voting Rights 11:30pm Positive All The Way search begins small, with people Act as well as the upcoming 12am POV Joe meets on the streets of his presidential primaries and general Whose Streets? hometown New York City and election, voting rights will remain at When unarmed teenager Michael gradually leads him to places and the forefront of a national debate. Brown is killed by police and left people around the country, of all With historical footage and lying in the street for hours, it marks different ages and backgrounds. interview with Freedom Summer a breaking point for St. Louis. Take Each has a fascinating story about Page 12 of 14 – July 2020 WORLD expanded guide dealing with the vision loss caused historically conservative city. newcomer who struggles socially. by sight-robbing diseases, Widely respected for ending Furquann Syed, teased for his infections and accidents. Going corruption, improving conditions for name and Muslim heritage, finds Blind interweaves Joe's story with working people, and cleaning up that violent solutions have a down that of his fellow subjects and the environment, the Milwaukee side. invites us into the intimate spaces Socialists established the nation's 10pm PBS NewsHour of the visually impaired and blind. first municipal public housing 11pm Dw The Day As a filmmaker, Joe uses the tool project, the first workers' 11:30pm BBC World News he knows best to gather compensation law, and an 12am City Rising information, to connect with award-winning public health City Rising illuminates the history of individuals and to find answers to strategy that doubled life discriminatory laws and practices at share with the world. expectancy in the city. They also the root of the gentrification and 11:30pm Reel South established an extensive public affordable housing crisis in the Driven Blind parks system, appointed the United States, revealing how Produced and Directed by: Scott E. country's first director of parks and gentrification is traditionally molded Schimmel. Dan Parker, a world recreation, and left a legacy of and dictated by those in power. champion drag racer, struggles to government support for its citizens' Through the stories of California's adjust to his new reality after he is quality of life. But their socialist rapidly developing urban centers, blinded in a fiery racing accident. experiment was not without its City Rising features a growing Though visually impaired, Dan has failures: some programs were too movement of advocacy as not given up his love of working optimistic; others created communities fight gentrification and with his hands, or his love of racing. unintended consequences. Their seek responsible development Driven Blind follows Dan's 40-year rule in Milwaukee - the across the state. People of color single-minded quest to find longest tenure of socialists in office who cherish their neighborhood's meaningful work and to get back anywhere in America - ended only culture and sense of community behind the wheel. when their once-radical plans were mobilize against unsustainable 12am Animals with Cameras, A absorbed and incorporated into the rents and other forces that are Nature Miniseries mainstream Democratic platform. pushing neighbors into Witness the secret lives of animals Today, both Democrats and homelessness. as never before, as this three-part Republicans lay claim to parts of 28 Tuesday series uncovers truly their legacy. What can this 8pm America ReFramed unprecedented behavior. See a 20th-century experiment tell us Perfectly Normal for Me side of the animal kingdom where about how socialism works in Alexandria, Jake, Caitlin and human cameramen can't go when practice? With renewed debate Veronica, ages 5 to 15, reveal what animals become the approaching the 2020 election it's like to live with physical cinematographers. about what it means to be a disabilities. Their parents search 27 Monday socialist in America, the successes out opportunities where they are 8pm America's Socialist and failures of Milwaukee's "Sewer accepted and feel valued, such as Experiment Socialists" are instructive and an after-school dance program in Between 1910 and 1960, the enlightening for generations who Queens, New York. With the help people of Milwaukee, Wisc. elected only know socialism as a of a loving community, including the country's first socialist U.S. philosophy or label. dedicated teenage volunteers, the Congressman, as well as three 9pm Local USA students prepare for a spring socialist mayors. The documentary 9:30pm Stories from the Stage recital. Throughout all, they AMERICA'S SOCIALIST School Days: Student Tales become eloquent advocates for the EXPERIMENT recounts both the Cecelia Viverios battles a baffling powers of inclusion, respect and victories and failures of a unique learning disability. Anna Kamens empathy. brand of socialism in this reluctantly welcomes a fourth-grade 9pm More Than Just The Music Page 13 of 14 – July 2020 WORLD expanded guide

The Lincoln High School Concert treatment of women in the legal From Ice Age to oil boom, discover Choir of Thief River Falls, industry from the late 1940's the challenges faced and the Minnesota, addresses social issues through today. Specifically, it wealth uncovered as humans take like diversity and humanitarianism follows the story of Missouri over the continent. How did we turn through music, dance, art, and Attorney Grace Day who was the rocks into riches? And what poetry in their spring show. In this lone woman in her law school class catastrophic natural disasters could documentary, vocal director Darcy in 1948 and endured torment from threaten the civilization we've built? Reese unveils the hard work and her professors and peers. You'll fall 31 Friday dedication that is required to in love with Grace Day, a woman 8pm Clinton: American become a successful choir while who won over her enemies and Experience encouraging students to challenge helped blaze a path for future Part Two barriers and respect others. women lawyers. From draft dodging to the Dayton 10pm PBS NewsHour 12:30am POV Accords, from Monica Lewinsky to 11pm Dw The Day Advocate a balanced budget, the presidency 11:30pm BBC World News Meet Israeli lawyer Lea Tsemel, a of William Jefferson Clinton veered 12am America ReFramed political firebrand who is known by between sordid scandal and grand Perfectly Normal for Me her opponents as "the devil's achievement. This film explores the Alexandria, Jake, Caitlin and advocate" for her decades-long story of an American president who Veronica, ages 5 to 15, reveal what defense of Palestinians who have rose from a broken childhood in it's like to live with physical been accused of resisting the Arkansas to become one of the disabilities. Their parents search occupation, both violently and most successful politicians in out opportunities where they are non-violently. modern American history and one accepted and feel valued, such as 30 Thursday of the most complex and conflicted an after-school dance program in 8pm Forces of Nature characters to ever stride across the Queens, New York. With the help Elements public stage. It recounts a career of a loving community, including The forces of nature make Earth a full of accomplishment and rife with dedicated teenage volunteers, the restless planet, but they also turned scandal, a marriage that would students prepare for a spring our ball of rock into a home for life. make history and create recital. Throughout all, they How did our planet's ingredients, controversy, and a presidency that become eloquent advocates for the the chemical elements, come would define the crucial and powers of inclusion, respect and together and take that first crucial transformative period between the empathy. step from barren rock to a living fall of the Berlin Wall and 9/11. It 29 Wednesday world? follows Clinton across his two terms 9pm Frontline 9pm Secrets of the Dead as he confronted some of the key United States of Conspiracy After Stonehenge forces that would shape the future, How trafficking in conspiracy Explore the remains of a including partisan political warfare theories went from the fringes of 3,000-year-old English settlement and domestic and international U.S. politics into the White House. that's shedding new light on the terrorism, and struggled, with The alliance of conspiracy ancient history of the western uneven success, to define the role entrepreneur Alex Jones, Trump world. Working in secret inside a of American power in a post-Cold advisor Roger Stone, and the quarry, the experts have less than War world. The film features president, and their role in the a year to save the site before the unprecedented access to Clinton battle over truth and lies. quarry drains. insiders including White House 10pm PBS NewsHour 10pm PBS NewsHour Press Secretary Dee Dee Myers, 11pm Dw The Day 11pm Dw The Day White House Counsel Bernard 11:30pm BBC World News 11:30pm BBC World News Nussbaum, White House Chief of 12am Amazing Grace 12am Nova Staff Leon Panetta, as well as "Amazing Grace" explores the Making North America: Human interviews with foreign leaders, Page 14 of 14 – July 2020 WORLD expanded guide members of the Republican Ronald Reagan, and inspired future opposition, childhood friends, conservative offshoots like social staffers from Clinton's years as and Christian conservatives as well governor of Arkansas, biographers as the Tea Party. BOMBS AWAY: and journalists. LBJ, GOLDWATER AND THE 10pm PBS NewsHour 1964 CAMPAIGN THAT 11pm Dw The Day CHANGED IT ALL includes 11:30pm BBC World News interviews with historians and 12am Bombs Away: LBJ, participants in the campaign, Goldwater and the 1964 including Richard and Doris Kearns Campaign That Changed it All Goodwin, Barry Goldwater, Jr., Three-year-old Monique Corzilius Victor Gold, Joseph Califano, Larry counts to 10, pulling petals from a J. Sabato, Professor Robert Mann daisy. A voice from mission control and Monique Corzilius. then counts down as the camera zooms into Monique's dark pupil. An atomic blast and ensuing mushroom cloud consumes the TV screen as President Lyndon Johnson's voice proclaims "We must either love each other, or we must die." This political ad, "Peace Little Girl," aired only once or twice during the 1964 presidential campaign between Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater, but it ushered in a new era of the television attack ad. The 1964 campaign also reshaped the American political landscape in other significant ways. Johnson's "Great Society" and civil rights agendas pushed southern states toward the Republican Party and brought the northeast in line with the Democrats, creating America's contemporary geopolitical map of red and blue states. Barry Goldwater's rift with "the liberal Republican establishment," or "Rockefeller Republicans," served as the basis for his landslide defeat in the general election, but also for the rise of an out-spoken and blossoming conservative movement. Barry Goldwater's presidential campaign also spawned the political career of