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KQED Public Television proudly celebrates the diversity of our community with a special lineup in 7:30pm KQED 9 & KQED HD | SPARK September. In addition to KQED Channel 9, KQED also broadcasts five digital channels, available CROWN POINT PRESS, JOHN SANTOS AND to viewers with a digital receiver or Comcast digital cable. KQED’s digital channels are KQED MARGA GOMEZ # Encore (9.2, Comcast 189), KQED World (9.3, Comcast 190), KQED Life (9.4, Comcast 191), Visit Crown Point Press. Listen as John Santos KQED Kids (9.5, Comcast 192) and the high-definition channel KQED HD (9.1, Comcast 709). brings his orchestra to the stage one last time, and Some of these programs repeat multiple times on our digital channels; visit www.kqed.org/dtv get a backstage pass for Marga Gomez’s one-person for the complete digital schedule. show. Repeats: 9/7 11:30pm (KQED 9); 9/8 2pm Please note: Programs are subject to change. For the latest information, call (415) 553-2215 (KQED Life); 9/9 6:30am (KQED 9 & KQED HD). or view our listings at www.kqed.org. For a list of changes only, visit www.kqed.org/tvchanges. For videotaping purposes, allow five minutes for early starts and late finishes. 8:00pm KQED HD | DESERT SPEAKS HEART OF A PUEBLO TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 Explore a range of plazas, from pre-Hispanic to Daily 5:00am KQED 9 | LOS NIÑOS EN SU CASA modern, and examine their unifying characteristics. This Spanish-language program provides support to 5:00pm KQED 9 | P.O.V. MADE IN L.A. anyone who cares for small children. Three Latina garment workers in Los Angeles join THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 the struggle for better working conditions. Daily 5:30pm KQED KIDS | MAYA AND MIGUEL Repeats: 9/5 9pm (KQED Encore); 9/8 3pm 3:00pm KQED HD | DESERT SPEAKS This animated children’s series follows the adven- (KQED World). SEA TO SKY: ALONG AN INCAN ROAD tures of 10-year-old twins and their family, friends This program examines the ruins and remains of and diverse neighborhood. 9:00pm KQED 9 | WIDE ANGLE pre-Incan cultures and provides a bird’s-eye view of BRAZIL IN BLACK AND WHITE ‚ the Nazca lines in Peru. Saturdays 9:30am KQED 9 | DAISY COOKS! Affirmative action quotas launch a new dialogue WITH DAISY MARTINEZ about race and identity in this nation of 190 8:00pm KQED 9 | GLOBE TREKKER Daisy Martinez demonstrates simple steps for mak- million. Repeats: 9/5 8pm (KQED Encore). ECUADOR AND THE GALAPAGOS ing Latin-inspired cuisine, mixing vibrant colors, From thermal baths heated by volcanoes to the remarkable flavors and a keen sense of tradition. 10:00pm KQED HD | INDEPENDENT LENS snowcapped Cotopaxi volcano. Repeats: 9/7 7pm Also: Fridays at 5pm and Monday 9/3 at 3pm LOS ANGELES NOW (KQED Encore); 9/10 noon (KQED World). (KQED HD). Once an empty, bucolic space, Los Angeles is now a disorienting megalopolis and the most multi- 11:00pm KQED Life | PASSPORT TO ADVENTURE cultural city in the world. What is the future of SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 BAJA AND THE SEA OF CORTEZ, MEXICO this rapidly changing city? This adventure starts at the port of La Paz and 5:00pm KQED World | P.O.V. SOLDADOS: continues on the Isle of Espiritu Santo. Our hosts WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 CHICANOS IN VIETNAM/THE SIXTH SECTION discover a magnificent gray whale that migrates to The first film recounts the harrowing experiences of Magdalena Bay to give birth. 9:00am KQED Kids | POSTCARDS FROM a generation of Mexican Americans who fought in Repeats: 9/25 4am (KQED Life). BUSTER BUSTER’S BASEBALL MERENGUE Vietnam. The second film follows a group of (DOMINICAN REPUBLIC) immigrants from Boquerón, Mexico, who work in Buster meets a promising young baseball player upstate New York. and learns about merengue music and eats pasteles.

6:00pm KQED 9 | HISTORY DETECTIVES THE DEPOT THAT MADE DALLAS/MEXICAN PESO/PIRATE SPYGLASS Was this the first railroad station in Dallas and did it turn the city into a bustling metropolis? Does a San Antonio man have a coin linked to Zapata and

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the true soul of tango. C Repeats: 9/9 6:59pm (KQED Encore). Wide Angle Brazil in Black and White. Photo: courtesy Ademir Rodrigues.

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11:00pm KQED 9 | GLOBE TREKKER 2:00pm KQED 9 | MEXICAN AMERICANS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 CUBA AND HAITI This exploration of Mexican culture north of the Explore the bustling street markets in Havana and border looks at the success of Mexican families who 7:30pm KQED 9 | THE JOSH KORNBLUTH SHOW take part in a peasant festival in Port-au-Prince. built upon a legacy of tradition, integrity and MARGA GOMEZ AND BETH LISICK # Repeats: 9/7 10pm (KQED Encore); 9/8 8pm (KQED familial honor. Ricardo Montalbán, Vikki Carr, Performer Marga Gomez shares tales of growing up World). Paul Rodriguez, Bill Richardson and others explain in a showbiz family, her pursuit of fame and a the value of their heritage. wicked Kathleen Turner impression. Author Beth FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 Lisick discusses life on the fringe in San Francisco’s 6:00pm KQED 9 | TRULY CA: OUR STATE, OUR Mission district. 6:00pm KQED HD | DESERT SPEAKS STORIES GRANDMA HAS A VIDEO CAMERA ‚ # Repeats: 9/14 2:30pm (KQED 9); 9/14 9:30pm PASSIONS OF THE PITAYA A family’s history of immigration from Brazil to (KQED Life); 9/16 6am (KQED 9). Locals celebrate an annual festival dedicated to the the United States during a 16-year period. Repeats: tasty cactus fruit. 9/13 11pm (KQED 9); 9/14 10pm (KQED Encore). 11:00pm KQED Life | PASSPORT TO ADVENTURE THE JUNGLES AND RIVERS OF 8:30pm KQED Kids | POSTCARDS FROM 7:00pm KQED World | GLOBE TREKKER COSTA RICA BUSTER BUSTER’S ROAD RULES (TUCSON, ARGENTINA Costa Rica features lush jungles and raging rivers. ARIZ.) Visit the incredible Iguazu Falls, the traditional Our hosts tour sustainable development projects Buster joins Carlos and Mora on a road trip Jujuy region, Buenos Aires and the mystic caves in that aim to save the rain forest. through the Sonora Desert, loading up on snacks at El Calafate. Repeats: 9/26 10pm (KQED Encore). Repeats: 9/27 4am (KQED Life). a Latin American grocery store and meeting a local mariachi band. 8:00pm KQED 9 & KQED HD | NATURE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 CUBA: WILD ISLAND OF THE CARIBBEAN 11:30pm KQED 9 | SPARK CROWN POINT This episode explores the astonishing diversity of 6:00pm KQED HD | DESERT SPEAKS PRESS, JOHN SANTOS AND MARGA GOMEZ # wildlife on the island of Cuba, much of it unknown ANCIENT ANDEAN CIVILIZATIONS See KQED 9 Wednesday, September 5, 7:30pm. until recently. The surrounding countryside around La Paz, Repeats: 9/10 7pm (KQED Encore); 9/15 9pm Bolivia, holds the remains of the Tiahuanacos SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 (KQED World); 9/16 11am (KQED 9). whose culture, impressive rockwork and irrigation accomplishments were a source of inspiration to 4:00pm KQED HD | INDEPENDENT LENS 8:00pm KQED Life | HEMINGWAY IN CUBA the Incas. REVOLUCION: FIVE VISIONS Cuba captured Ernest Hemingway’s fertile A look at Cuban photographers with differing imagination and inspired him to create now- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 perspectives on photography and the Cuban legendary characters. This program reveals how Revolution. Repeats: 9/9 9pm (KQED Encore). Cuba’s culture, religion and volatile politics influ- 9:00am KQED World | MECCA: A LEGACY OF enced the author. CESAR CHAVEZ 6:00pm KQED 9 | VOCES YANK TANKS This is a moving portrait of Mecca, a poor farm- This documentary examines the enduring 10:00pm KQED Life | INDEPENDENT LENS worker town near the Salton Sea in Southern popularity of classic American cars in Cuba. MIRROR DANCE California. The extraordinary sense of community Repeats: 9/9 9am (KQED Encore). Identical twins Margarita and Ramona da Saa that exists here has its roots in the farmworker became acclaimed ballerinas with the National movement led by César Chávez in the 1970s. 9:00pm KQED HD | AUSTIN CITY LIMITS LOS Ballet of Cuba, but their relationship disintegrated Repeats at noon (KQED World). LONELY BOYS/THE GOURDS when one sister left for America while the other A night of diverse Texas roots rock with this San embraced the Cuban Revolution. 9:30am KQED World | MENDEZ VS. Angelo trio and these country/folk/Cajun rockers. WESTMINSTER: FOR ALL THE CHILDREN Repeats: 9/15 7pm (KQED Life). 10:00pm KQED World | VOCES An Orange County couple led the battle to end THE GUESTWORKER school segregation in California in 1947. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 Learn about the H2A Guestworker Program Repeats at12:30pm (KQED World). through the intimate story of a Mexican farmer. 6:30am KQED 9 & KQED HD | SPARK CROWN 3:00pm KQED HD | DESERT SPEAKS POINT PRESS, JOHN SANTOS AND MARGA 11:00pm KQED Life | VOCES FROM MAMBO TO ORIGINS OF A ROYAL ROAD GOMEZ # HIP HOP: A SOUTH BRONX TALE Journey along this historic route of communica- See KQED 9 Wednesday, September 5, 7:30pm. This program investigates how one New York City tion, conquest and gold from Mexico City to borough produced some of the most influential Santa Fe. noon KQED 9 | BRAGGING RIGHTS: STICKBALL music styles. STORIES ‚ 7:30pm KQED 9 & KQED HD | SPARK The story of stickball is told through interviews, 11:00pm KQED World | BORDER BANDITS ERIKA CHONG SHUCH, JESUS AGUILAR AND archival footage and through the game itself. In 1915 a group of Mexican banditos raided the KATHY AOKI # McAllen Ranch, one of the largest in the area. The Choreographer and dancer Erika Chong Shuch, 1:00pm KQED 9 | VOCES PANCHO GONZALEZ: next day a group of Texas Rangers supposedly experimental artist Jesus Aguilar and printmaker WARRIOR OF THE COURT ‚ arrived and eliminated the perpetrators. However, Kathy Aoki. Repeats: 9/15 2pm (KQED Life); 9/16 This program charts the tennis ace’s illustrious the real story is not as tidy as it’s been portrayed. 6:30am (KQED 9 & KQED HD). career, from his early successes to his retirement at age 47.

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10:00pm KQED Life | SMART TRAVELS: PACIFIC RIM WITH RUDY MAXA GUADALARJARA AND PUERTO VALLARTA Explore the rich history, culture, music, colonial architecture and passionate art of these two cities. Repeats: 9/15 4pm (KQED HD); 9/21 12:30pm (KQED Life).

11:00pm KQED 9 | TRULY CA: OUR STATE, OUR STORIES GRANDMA HAS A VIDEO CAMERA # See KQED 9 Sunday, September 9, 6pm.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

10:00am KQED Life | BURT WOLF: TRAVELS AND TRADITIONS CHIMAYO, NEW MEXICO In the Sangre de Cristo mountains, a small adobe sanctuary known as the “Lourdes of America” is visited by more than 300,000 people each year.

Independent Lens La Lupe, Queen of Latin Soul. Photo: courtesy Norma Yoli/ITVS . 1:00pm KQED Life | BURT WOLF: TRAVELS AND TRADITIONS OAXACA, MEXICO 8:00pm KQED 9 | BROWN IS THE NEW GREEN: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 Wolf tours the ancient settlements of the Zapotecs GEORGE LOPEZ AND THE AMERICAN DREAM ‚ and learns about their crafts, food and culture. This film examines how American media and 8:00pm KQED 9 | NOVA Hispanic marketing are shaping the contemporary ICE MUMMIES: FROZEN IN HEAVEN 2:30pm KQED 9 | THE JOSH KORNBLUTH SHOW Latino identity. Repeats: 9/13 7pm (KQED Encore); Follows the explorers who discovered “Juanita”— MARGA GOMEZ AND BETH LISICK # 9/16 11pm (KQED World). the frozen mummy of a young girl believed to have See KQED 9 Monday, September 10, 7:30pm. been sacrificed to appease the gods—as they return 8:00pm KQED HD | DESERT SPEAKS to the Andes in search of more clues to the mysteri- 6:00pm KQED HD | DESERT SPEAKS BAJA PEOPLE: OASES/MOUNTAINS ous ancient rite of child sacrifice. MAGICAL MICHOACAN Explore the musing, memories and depiction of the Repeats: 9/13 11pm (KQED Encore). Travel into this Mexican state to explore its rugged lives of ancient people adorning dry cave walls. coast, diverse habitats and local traditions. 9:00pm KQED 9 | HORIZON: LOST CIVILIZATION 10:30pm KQED 9 | INDEPENDENT LENS OF PERU 11:00pm KQED Life | PASSPORT TO ADVENTURE LA LUPE, QUEEN OF LATIN SOUL ‚ The Moche, a civilization on what is now coastal GUATEMALA’S DRAMATIC LAKE ATITLAN Interviews and rare archival footage tell the story of Peru, created great buildings and beautiful art. But REGION the legendary Afro-Cuban pop singer. Repeats: 9/13 what became of them has always been a mystery. Surrounded by towering volcanoes, Lake Atitlan 9:30pm (KQED Encore); 9/16 9pm (KQED Life). Repeats: 9/14 4pm (KQED Encore); 9/18 noon provides a stunning backdrop for horseback riding, (KQED World). sailing, paragliding and visiting the colorful tribal 11:00pm KQED Life | PASSPORT TO ADVENTURE market in Chichicastenango. THE MYSTERY OF THE MAYA, GUATEMALA 9:00pm KQED HD | AMERICAN EXPERIENCE The indigenous people of Guatemala have kept their FIDEL CASTRO SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 culture alive despite centuries of war and oppression. Castro turned himself and Cuba into significant See what survives in a visit to Tikal, the surrounding players on the world stage, surviving the hostility 4:30pm KQED HD | SMART TRAVELS: PACIFIC jungle and the Altiplano. of 10 consecutive U.S. presidents, an invasion, RIM WITH RUDY MAXA MEXICO CITY AND IXTAPA several CIA assassination attempts and an extended The world's largest metropolis is modern, crowded, 11:30pm KQED 9 | INNERVIEWS WITH ERNIE economic embargo. cosmopolitan and steeped in tradition. MANOUSE CHITA RIVERA ‚ Repeats: 9/16 9pm (KQED World). Repeats: 9/24 12:30pm (KQED Life) Actress and Broadway legend Chita Rivera talks with Ernie about her spectacular career. 10:00pm KQED 9 | TRULY CA: OUR STATE, OUR 10:30pm KQED 9 | SANTANA: HYMNS FOR Repeats: 9/16 6pm (KQED Encore). STORIES NUESTRA FAMILIA/OUR FAMILY # PEACE LIVE AT MONTREUX ‚ This program reveals the struggles faced by Latino A stellar group of musicians create a one-of-a-kind families in overcoming the influence of California’s musical experience at the famous jazz festival. violent Norteño street gang and its prison-based counterpart, Nuestra Familia. 11:30pm KQED 9 | LOS LONELY BOYS: LIVE AT Repeats: 9/14 9pm (KQED Encore). THE FILLMORE # The Texican rock trio performs its hit “Heaven” and more at San Francisco’s Fillmore Auditorium. Repeats: 9/16 10pm (KQED Life).

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6:00am KQED 9 | THE JOSH KORNBLUTH SHOW Latino Heritage Month Programming on MARGA GOMEZ AND BETH LISICK # KQED Public Radio See KQED 9 Monday, September 10, 7:30pm. 88.5 FM San Francisco/89.3 FM Sacramento 6:30am KQED 9 & KQED HD | SPARK ERIKA CHONG SHUCH, JESUS AGUILAR AND KATHY AOKI # THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 8PM workers, who grows the crops? Will a guest See KQED 9 Wednesday, September 12, 7:30pm. worker program be any different from the Bracero PASTURES A PLENTY: A HISTORY OF program? Is California’s growing organic industry 11:00am KQED 9 | NATURE CALIFORNIA’S FARMWORKERS any more just to its workers? Where are the CUBA: WILD ISLAND OF THE CARIBBEAN “1900s to the Present: The Future of Farm Labor” unions in all of this? See KQED 9 Sunday, September 9, 8pm. In this episode we hear from berry pickers and This four-part series explores the lives of farmworkers flower workers about border crossings, unions, noon KQED 9 | VOCES NOCHE DE MARIACHIS ‚ in California from statehood to the present. Through immigration and living beneath the radar. Jim The best entertainers and musicians from Mexico, oral histories of workers and their descendants, Hightower speaks about American farmworker Venezuela and the United States perform in Las historians and archival audio, we hear about how lives policy, and we meet a farmer Delphina Corcoles, Vegas. Repeats: 9/26 3am (KQED Encore). were built and sometimes broken in the fields of who has moved from being a farmworker to California. owning her own organic farm. We also hear from 1:00pm KQED 9 | THE BRONZE SCREEN: What does it mean that the vast majority of a college graduate who chose to go back to berry 100 YEARS OF THE LATINO IMAGE California farm workers are illegal immigrants? As picking rather than leave the land and work in IN AMERICAN CINEMA, PART 1 OF 2 border control efforts close off the pipeline for an office. This two-part program tells the largely untold story of Latino contributions to the Hollywood motion picture industry. Part one examines the 11:00pm KQED Life | VISIONES: LATINO ART 9:00pm KQED 9 & KQED HD | HISTORY success of Rita Hayworth, Ricardo Montalbán and AND CULTURE DETECTIVES LOST GOLD SHIP/JOHN HUNT others amid such stereotypes as the lazy Mexican A profile of the Latino Mural Movement of the MORGAN SADDLE/ CESAR CHAVEZ BANNER and the Latin lover. 1960s, Nuyorican spoken word and interviews Is this wreck a legendary steamship? A relic may Repeats: 9/23 9pm (KQED Encore); 9/23 10pm with poets. have been used by a Confederate General. (KQED Life). Repeats: 9/18 8pm (KQED Encore). 11:30pm KQED Life | VISIONES: LATINO ART 2:00pm KQED 9 | THE BRONZE SCREEN: AND CULTURE 11:00pm KQED 9 | INDEPENDENT LENS 100 YEARS OF THE LATINO IMAGE The Puerto Rican Traveling Theater Company, the MAID IN AMERICA IN AMERICAN CINEMA, PART 2 OF 2 Santero art tradition and a Tejana musical artist. Thousands of Latina immigrants work as nannies The 1960s provided a glimpse of such talented and housekeepers. This program reveals the Latino actors as Rita Moreno and Anthony Quinn. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 challenges these women face as they pursue the The 1980s brought a number of Latinos behind the American Dream. Repeats: 9/18 10pm (KQED camera, including Greg Nava, Cheech Marin and 1:30am KQED 9 | MARIACHI: THE SPIRIT OF Encore); 9/21 noon (KQED World). Luis Valdez. Repeats: 9/23 10pm (KQED Encore); MEXICO 9/23 11pm (KQED Life). Captures the spirit and excitement of the inter- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 national Mariachi Festival in Guadalajara, where 3:00pm KQED HD | DESIGN: E2 (THE more than 500 mariachis perform in concert halls 9:00am KQED Kids | POSTCARDS FROM ECONOMICS OF BEING ENVIRONMENTALLY and street markets. BUSTER BUSTER AND BEATRICE (SAN CONSCIOUS) GREEN FOR ALL ANTONIO, TEXAS) Architect and activist Sergio Palleroni provides 1:30pm KQED Life | PASSPORT TO ADVENTURE Buster meets a boy who plays Conjunto music design solutions to humanitarian crisis regions. BUENOS AIRES AND BARILOCHE, ARGENTINA on his accordion and gets a lesson in real This adventure begins in the colorful neighbor- Mexican cooking. 8:00pm KQED 9 & KQED HD | NATURE hoods of Buenos Aires and continues to the colorful ANDES: THE DRAGON’S BACK peaks of the Andes and the stunning Lake District. 7:30pm KQED 9 & KQED HD | SPARK Explore the astonishing diversity of wildlife on the ADAM 5100, LEDOH AND CALEB DUARTE # island of Cuba, much of it unknown until recently. 7:30pm KQED 9 | THE JOSH KORNBLUTH SHOW Hit the streets with graffiti artist Adam 5100. Repeats: 9/22 9pm (KQED World); 9/23 11am RITA MORENO # Explore the mesmerizing art of butoh with the (KQED 9 & KQED HD) Actress Moreno shares some of the highs and lows members of Salt Farm under the direction of Ledoh, of her extraordinary career. and follow Caleb Duarte as he prepares for his first 8:00pm KQED Life | VOCES Repeats: 9/21 2:30pm (KQED 9); 9/21 9:30pm solo show in San Francisco. Repeats: 9/22 2pm LALO GUERRERO: THE ORIGINAL CHICANO (KQED Life); 9/23 6am (KQED 9). (KQED Life); 9/23 6:30am (KQED 9 & KQED HD). This music-filled biography contains interviews with inspired musicians, artists and activists.

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 6:00pm KQED HD | DESERT SPEAKS THE LOST PALM WEAVERS OF SONORA 10:30am KQED HD | DESERT SPEAKS Join the search in for the descendants of Opata TEQUILA: EXPLORING THE LEGEND palm weavers and explore the surviving tradition. Travel to the state of Jalisco, Mexico to inspect the history, production and taste of tequila. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26

7:00pm KQED HD & KQED Life | AUSTIN CITY 5:30pm KQED Encore | THE WAR: SOLDADOS ‚ # LIMITS SUFJAN STEVENS/CALEXICO The indie rock sensation performs along with this This film tells the story of the South Bay’s Latino southwestern root musician. community during World War II. Many farm- workers returned from war to find the freedom SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 they’d fought for eluded them in their own hometowns. Repeats: 9/29 6:30pm (KQED 9); 9/30 6:00am KQED 9 | THE JOSH KORNBLUTH SHOW 6pm (KQED 9). RITA MORENO # See KQED 9 Monday, September 17, 7:30pm. 6:00pm KQED HD | DESERT SPEAKS TEHUACAN: A SPANISH LEGACY 6:30am KQED 9 & KQED HD | SPARK A trip through valley of Tehuacan to the ancient The War: Soldados. Photo: courtesy Ysidor Sanchez family. ADAM 5100, LEDOH AND CALEB DUARTE # city of Oaxaca in southern Mexico is ripe with examples of the domination of Spanish culture on 8:30pm KQED Kids | POSTCARDS FROM BUSTER See KQED 9 Wednesday, September 19, 7:30pm. the native way of life. LOST AND FOUND (GUANAJUATO, MEXICO) Mora guides Buster through his travels in her native 8:00am KQED 9 | READING RAINBOW 7:30pm KQED 9 & KQED HD | SPARK country, and Buster tries to learn Spanish. SATURDAY SANCOCHO Trading coffee for some strawberries sets the stage PLAYWRIGHT CARLOS BARON AND OTHER STORIES # 9:00pm KQED 9 | AMERICAN MASTERS for this story written and illustrated by Leyla Head to Chile with playwright Carlos Baron along RIVERA IN AMERICA Torres. with his cast of actors, dancers and musicians from The personal story of the man considered to be the Poeta Pan. Repeats: 9/29 2pm (KQED Life); 9/30 greatest Mexican painter of the 20th century. 11:00am KQED 9 & KQED HD | NATURE 6:30am (KQED 9 & KQED HD). Repeats: 9/20 8pm (KQED Encore); 9/23 8pm (KQED ANDES: THE DRAGON’S BACK Life). See KQED 9 Sunday, September 16, 8pm. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27

10:00pm KQED 9 | AMERICAN MASTERS 5:00pm KQED Life | SHARING SECRETS OF 10:30pm KQED 9 | GLOBE TREKKER JOSE CLEMENTE OROZCO ‚ SALSA: MIXING ENGLISH WITH COMMUNITY PANAMA AND COLOMBIA An examination of the life and career of the This cookbook project portrays a model of coopera- Repeats: 9/28 9:30pm (KQED Encore). Mexican muralist. Repeats: 9/20 9pm (KQED Encore); tion for communities facing a strong ethnic divide. 9/23 9pm (KQED Life). MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 11:00pm KQED 9 & KQED HD | LIFE AND TIMES PASSPORT TO ADVENTURE 11:30am KQED HD | DESERT SPEAKS OF FRIDA KAHLO 1:30pm KQED Life | PILGRIMAGE TO A PARTY This program combines Frida Kahlo’s stunning EXPLORING THE COSTA AZUL, MEXICO The faithful travel to pay homage to San Francisco, artwork with photographs, archival films and A look at the undiscovered Mexico, with beaches, in the hope that he may transform their lives. contemporary interviews. jungles, the cliffs and caves of the Marietas Islands, Repeats: 9/20 2pm (KQED Encore). and the mountains, home to the Huichol tribe. 6:00pm KQED HD | DESERT SPEAKS ON THE ROAD TO CAJAMARCA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 10:00pm KQED 9 & KQED HD | F.A.Q.: LATINO STORIES FROM WWII ‚ # Climb up an Incan stairway to view the city as an Incan emperor would have surveyed his domain. 11:00pm KQED 9 | GLOBE TREKKER This new program reveals the largely untold stories COSTA RICA AND NICARAGUA of Latino servicemen in World War II. 6:30pm KQED Encore | VALENTIA: MEXICAN Neil Gibson samples traditional cuisine in San Jose Repeats: 9/25 5pm (KQED Encore). AMERICANS IN WORLD WAR II ‚ and visits the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve. Veterans from all branches of our armed forces Repeats: 9/21 10pm (KQED Encore); 9/24 noon TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 discuss their experiences, creating an oral history. (KQED World). 3:00pm KQED HD | DESERT SPEAKS Repeats: 9/30 6:30pm (KQED 9). FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 LIFE ALONG THE RIO SONORA Explore the area’s rough terrain, local delicacies, 2:30pm KQED 9 | THE JOSH KORNBLUTH SHOW historic missions and relaxed way of life. RITA MORENO # See KQED 9 Monday, September 17, 7:30pm.

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 2:00pm KQED 9 | BORINQUENEERS 10pm KQED Life | PASAJERO, A JOURNEY OF See KQED Encore, 10am. TIME AND MEMORY 6:30pm KQED 9 | THE WAR: SOLDADOS # Young inner-city Mexican-American musicians See KQED Encore Wednesday, September 26, 5:30pm. 6:00pm KQED 9 | THE WAR: SOLDADOS # travel to Mexico, where they seek a deeper under- See KQED Encore Wednesday, September 26, 5:30pm. standing of the country’s traditions. 7:00pm KQED HD & KQED Life | AUSTIN CITY LIMITS BLUES TRAVELER/CAFE TACUBA 6:30pm KQED 9 | VALENTIA: MEXICAN 10:30pm KQED World | JUSTICE FOR MY The Grammy-winning, harmonica driven jam band AMERICANS IN WORLD WAR II PEOPLE: THE DR. HECTOR P. GARCIA STORY and the innovative Mexican quartet perform. See KQED Encore Friday, September 28, 6:30pm. This program explores the activist’s fight to bring attention to the Mexican American civil rights SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 8:00pm KQED Life | LEGENDS OF JAZZ WITH movement. RAMSEY LEWIS LATIN JAZZ 6:30am KQED 9 & KQED HD | SPARK Keyboard legend Eddie Palmieri and flute virtuoso 11:00pm KQED Life | VISIONES: LATINO ART PLAYWRIGHT CARLOS BARON AND OTHER Dave Valentin explore the sounds of Latin jazz. AND CULTURE STORIES # An exploration of Taco Shop Poets in Southern See KQED 9 Wednesday, September 26, 7:30pm. 8:30pm KQED Life | LEGENDS OF JAZZ WITH California, tent theater of the Southwest and RAMSEY LEWIS BRAZILIAN JAZZ performance art in San Francisco. 8:00am KQED 9 | READING RAINBOW Guests are Oscar Castro-Neves and Ivan Lins. BORREGUITA AND THE COYOTE 11:30pm KQED Life | VISIONES: LATINO ART Host LeVar Burton visits a guitar-making shop and 9:00pm KQED Life | COUNTDOWN: AND CULTURE meets with the rock band Los Lobos. REFLECTIONS ON A LIFE IN DANCE Following the history of salsa music and dance This documentary follows the engaging give-and- in Philadelphia and Tejana and Chicano 10:00am KQED Encore | BORINQUENEERS ‚ take of the rehearsal of one of Rudy Perez’s music pioneers. Hector Elizondo narrates the story of the only signature dances, Countdown. all-Hispanic unit in U.S. Army History. Repeats at 2pm (KQED 9).

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Please note that this is only a small portion of the many organizations that serve the Latino community in the Bay Area. To add your organization to this list or update information for next year’s guide, please send an e-mail to [email protected].

ADVOCACY THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR INSTITUTO PRO MÚSICA PRECITA EYES MURAL ARTS COMMUNITY AND JUSTICE DE CALIFORNIA AND VISITORS CENTER ARRIBA JUNTOS www.nccj.org (415) 431-4234; (415) 285-2287, (415) 285-2311 (415) 487-3240; A human relations organization www.corohispano.org (Studio); www.precitaeyes.org www.arribajuntos.org dedicated to fighting bias, bigotry Researches, performs and presents A community mural arts organization Offers free employment services, and racism in the United States the choral music of Latin America. committed to teaching artistic computer classes and courses in through advocacy, conflict expression to the public. English as a second language. management and education. LATINO FILM FESTIVAL (415) 513-5308; TEATRO VISIÓN CENTRO DE SERVICIOS LA RAZA COMMUNITY RESOURCE www.latinofilmfestival.org (408) 272-9926; (510) 489-4100; CENTER Promotes films created by Latinos or www.teatrovision.org www.ci.union-city.ca.us/ (415) 863-0764; depicting the Latino experience to the A nationally recognized Chicano/Latino community/centro.htm www.larazzacrc.org Bay Area community. theater company offering plays at the Provides food programs, day care and Helps people file for immigration and Mexican Heritage Plaza Theater in San assistance with job applications. provides social services, including MEXICAN HERITAGE Jose’s historic Mayfair neighborhood. support groups. CORPORATION FAMILIAS UNIDAS COUNSELING (408) 928-5500, EDUCATION AND INFORMATION CENTER SPANISH-SPEAKING CITIZENS’ (800) MHC-VIVA (642-8482); (510) 412-5930; FOUNDATION www.mhcviva.org AZTLÁN ACADEMY–SAN JOSE INC. www.familias-unidas.org (510) 261-7839; Celebrates cultural heritage by (408) 984-0342; Provides counseling services for the [email protected] promoting the arts, building www.aztlanacademy.org community, medical help for AIDS Offers immigration, citizenship classes community alliances, and advancing Aims to promote creative outlets for patients, youth activities, referrals and and services, medical aid and youth social and economic development. youth while increasing cross-cultural support groups. programs for ages 14-18. community interaction through the THE MEXICAN MUSEUM folk arts. HISPANICS IN PHILANTHROPY THE UNITY COUNCIL (415) 202-9700; (415) 837-0427; www.hiponline.org (510) 535-6900; www.mexicanmuseum.org BAY AREA HISPANO INSTITUTE Partners with funders and individual www.unitycouncil.org Celebrates the complexity and FOR ADVANCEMENT, INC. donors to increase philanthropic Community development corporation richness of Latino art and encourages (510) 525-1463; www.bahiainc.com support of the Latino community, in Oakland that aids economic, social dialogue with the broadest public Provides bilingual child care and offers Latino leadership within philanthropy and physical development. audience. support, opportunities and tools for and policy change to enhance equity developing parenting skills. and inclusiveness. ARTS MISSION CULTURAL CENTER FOR LATINO ARTS CENTER FOR LATIN INSTITUTO LABORAL DE LA RAZA CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF (415) 821-1155; AMERICAN STUDIES (415) 431-7522; www.ilaboral.org SCIENCES www.missionculturalcenter.org (510) 642-2088; Offers economic and labor support to (415) 321-8000; Offers dance, drawing and graphics www.clas.berkeley.edu low-income immigrant families. www.calacademy.org classes, programs for children and Brings political and cultural figures and exhibitions. Latin-American scholars to the LATINO ISSUES FORUM LOS CENZONTLES classroom, helps plan curricula, (415) 284-7220; www.lif.org MEXICAN ARTS CENTER MOVIMIENTO DE ARTE Y CULTURA distributes publications and develops Nonprofit public policy and (510) 233-8015; LATINO AMERICANA grants for teachers and students. advocacy institute. www.loscenzontles.com (408) 998-2783; Promotes value for Mexican American www.maclaarte.org CENTER FOR LATINO MEXICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY traditions through its youth arts A contemporary art space POLICY RESEARCH SERVICES AGENCY education program, touring group, CD dedicated to supporting the work (510) 642-6903; (408) 928-1122; www.macsa.org and documentary film productions. of Latino artists. www.clpr.berkeley.edu Provides services for youth, families Provides the academic community, and seniors; builds affordable housing FLAMENCO SOCIETY OF SAN JOSE MOVING BEYOND PRODUCTIONS government officials and advocacy and establishes public charter schools. (510) 792-8355 (415) 282-9546; organizations with timely and Dedicated to the promotion, explana- www.movingbeyondproductions.org important research on topics related to MISSION NEIGHBORHOOD tion and presentation of flamenco in all Funds, nurtures and uses performing arts the Latino population. CENTERS, INC. its modes. and video technology to promote the (415) 206-7747; www.mncsf.org cultural and social values of Latin Promotes and develops leadership by GALERÍA DE LA RAZA/STUDIO 24 America—specifically those of Colombia. delivering culturally sensitive, multi- (415) 826-8009; generational, community-based www.galeriadelaraza.org LA PEÑA CULTURAL CENTER services that empower families to A Chicano/Latino multidisciplinary (510) 849-2568; www.lapena.org build strong, healthy and vibrant art space. Showcases performing arts from neighborhoods. all over the world and promotes local artists.

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INTERNATIONAL HOUSE AT SAN FRANCISCO STATE U.C. BERKELEY UNIVERSITY, RAZA STUDIES (510) 642-9460; (415) 338-6160; www.ihouse.berkeley.edu www.sfsu.edu/~raza/ Aims to foster leadership and inter- Raza Studies is a critical, multi- cultural understanding by providing disciplinary academic program leading students and scholars from around the to the Bachelor of Arts degree. The world with an opportunity to live and focus of the program is on U.S. Latinos’ learn together. histories, cultures, communities and social issues. MISSION EDUCATION PROJECTS INC. SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY, (415) 282-9898; www.mepisf.org BIBLIOTECA LATINOAMERICANA Provides tutorial services for school (408) 294-1237; www.sjlibrary.org children and support for parents. Features strong Spanish-language collections focused on Latin American NATIONAL HISPANIC history and culture, with books, CDs SCHOLARSHIP FUND and DVDs available in Spanish (877) 473-4636; www.hsf.net and English. Recognizes and rewards outstanding Hispanic American students in higher SOCIETY FOR ADVANCEMENT education. OF CHICANOS AND NATIVE AMERICANS IN SCIENCE Voces Pancho Gonzales: Warrior of the Court. Photo: courtesy Getty Images. NATIONAL HISPANIC UNIVERSITY (877) SACNAS-1 (722-6271) or (408) 254-6900; www.nhu.edu (831) 459-0170; www.sacnas.org MEXICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY LA CLÍNICA DE LA RAZA Offers high-quality education and job Encourages Chicano/Latino and Native SERVICES AGENCY YOUTH CENTER (510) 535-4000; www.laclinica.org opportunities in Silicon Valley. American students to pursue graduate (408) 929-1080; www.macsa.org Provides outpatient health-care education and obtain the degrees Aims to enrich the lives and advance services, without financial or cultural OAKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY, necessary for science research, the interests of the Latino community access barriers. CÉSAR E. CHÁVEZ BRANCH leadership and teaching careers. of Santa Clara County. (510) 535-5620; LA FAMILIA COUNSELING SERVICE www.oaklandlibrary.org YWCA AT U.C. BERKELEY MISSION NEIGHBORHOOD (510) 881-5921; (510) 848-6370; CENTERS YOUTH SERVICES www.lafamiliacounselingservice.com THE PUENTE PROJECT www.ywca-berkeley.org (415) 206-7756 A community-based organization (510) 987-9548; www.puente.net Provides programs and resources Provides quality services including that offers a broad range of human Provides writing instruction, counseling for U.C. Berkeley students and the summer jobs, court advocacy, girls services, with an emphasis on and mentoring services to increase the Berkeley community, with the goals support group, after school and advocacy, education and community number of educationally of eliminating racism, empowering summer programs for youths ages mental health. disadvantaged students who earn women and developing leaders. 7-23. college degrees and become mentors INSTITUTO FAMILIAR DE LA RAZA and leaders to future generations. FAMILY/CHILDREN MISSION YMCA (415) 229-0500; www.ifrsf.org (415) 586-6900; A mental health agency that offers SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY, BREAK THE CYCLE www.ymcasf.org/mission AIDS education/prevention programs MISSION BRANCH (800) 246.9410; Serves the Mission, Bernal Heights, in both English and Spanish. (415) 355-2800; www.sfpl.org www.breakthecycle.org Glen Park and Excelsior communities Offers the largest Spanish-language Works to end domestic violence by in San Francisco. Spanish and other MISSION COUNCIL ON collection in San Francisco. Also offers working proactively with youth and language assistance is available. ALCOHOL ABUSE FOR THE a children’s story hour in Spanish and providing preventive education, free SPANISH SPEAKING many other bilingual programs. legal services, advocacy and support. HEALTH/SAFETY (415) 826-6767; www.missioncouncil.org SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY: COMPAÑEROS DEL BARRIO ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Offers adult substance-abuse ONE CITY, ONE BOOK: (415) 431-9925 (SPANISH SPEAKING) counseling. SAN FRANCISCO READS Helps Latino families with subsidized San Francisco: (415) 780-7260, (415) 557-4277; child care and preschool services. San Jose: (408) 975-0826; MISSION NEIGHBORHOOD www.sfpl.org/news/ocob/onecity.htm www.aaespanolsanjose.org HEALTH CENTER For 2007, this citywide book club has CYO MISSION DAY CARE A fellowship of men and women who (415) 552-3870; www.nmhc.org selected Cane River, by Lalita Tademy. (415) 826-6880; www.cccyo.org share their experiences in order to help Provides quality health-care services Check the website for a schedule of Provides child care and activities that others recover from alcoholism. to residents of the Mission District in author events this fall. focus on education and recreation. San Francisco. EL CENTRO DE LIBERTAD FANNIE WALL CHILDREN’S HOME Redwood City: (650) 599-9955, SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION (510) 597-5040 Half Moon Bay: (650) 560-9995; (415) 487-3000, www.elcentrodelibertad.org (800) FOR-AIDS (367-2437); An outpatient drug- and alcohol-abuse www.sfaf.org agency; provides HIV testing, Provides HIV/AIDS prevention and employment opportunities and support services. school programs.

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VIDA NUEVA KDTV 14 UNIVISION HISPANIC DEVELOPMENT WEBSITES (408) 238-1820 (415) 538-8000; CORPORATION Provides a sober living environment www.univision.com (408) 280-5111; INFOBAYAREA for recovering substance abusers The most watched Spanish-language www.portraitsofsuccess.org www.infobayarea.com or and alcoholics. television station among Bay Area Showcases outstanding Hispanic role www.muybueno.net Hispanics. models and runs tutoring programs for The largest website reaching out MEDIA 23 high school districts. to and connecting Bay Area Latino KSTS 48 TELEMUNDO professionals. Provides a business ALIANZA METROPOLITAN NEWS (408) 944-4848; www.ksts.com LATINO PEACE OFFICERS directory, calendar and job listings, (408) 272-9394; The only Silicon Valley-based television ASSOCIATION and offers discounts at participating www.alianzanews.com station transmitting exclusively in (408) 289-1057; www.scnlpoa.org businesses. Bilingual and bi-weekly newspaper Spanish. Provides Spanish-language Provides support, advocacy, personal covering local, state and news, novellas, sports, music, talk and professional development for THE U.S. DEPARTMENT international news. shows, movies and specials. Latino peace officers. OF EDUCATION www.ed.gov/espanol EL BOHEMIO NEWS LA GANGA MISSION ECONOMIC /bienvenidos/es (415) 469-9579 (831) 724-6564 DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION www.bohemionews.com Free weekly Spanish-language (415) 282-3334; www.medasf.org WOMEN The oldest Spanish-language publication based in Watsonville. Provides small-business technical newspaper in San Francisco. assistance, loan packaging and BAY AREA NETWORK OF LATINAS LA OFERTA advocacy for minority- and women- (415) 979-5894 EL LATINO (408) 436-7850; www.laoferta.com owned businesses in the San (415) 648-1670; www.sflatino.com The oldest, continuous Hispanic Francisco Mission district. LA CASA DE LAS MADRES Weekly Spanish-language newspaper publication in San Jose. (415) 503-0500, covering Alameda, Contra Costa, San LA RAZA CENTRO LEGAL (877) 503-1850 (crisis line), Mateo and San Francisco counties. LA VOZ (415) 575-3500; www.lrcl.org (877) 923-0700 (teen line); (707) 525-0622; Provides low-income Spanish-speaking www.lacasa.org EL MENSAJERO www.lavoznews.com communities with free legal services Offers shelter, advocacy and support (415) 206-7230; Monthly bilingual newspaper covering pertaining to immigration, housing, to battered women and their children, www.elmensajero.com Northern California. employment and senior and youth law. 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The Bay Area’s largest circulation Spanish-language newspaper. PROFESSIONAL RENAISSANCE A SAFE PLACE ENTREPRENEURSHIP CENTER (510) 986-8600, (510) 536-SAFE EL OBSERVADOR CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE (415) 541-8580; (7233) (crisis line); (408) 938-1700; San Francisco Hispanic Chamber www.rencenter.org www.asafeplacedvs.org www.el-observador.com of Commerce (415) 278-9611; Provides comprehensive training Provides shelter and support services The largest bilingual newspaper in the www.sfhcc.com and support services to women and for victims of domestic violence. Bay Area. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce men who want to start or grow a small of Alameda County business in the Bay Area. WOMEN’S INITIATIVE FOR EL REPORTERO (510) 536-4477; www.hccac.com SELF-EMPLOYMENT (415) 648-3711; Hispanic Chamber of Commerce SENIORS (415) 641-3460; www.elreporterosf.com of Marin (415) 492-4420 www.womensinitiative.org A weekly newspaper with local news, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce CENTRO LATINO DE Assists low-income women to become sports, social events, entertainment of Silicon Valley SAN FRANCISCO INC. economically self-sufficient through and commentaries affecting Hispanics. (408) 213-0320; www.hccsv.com (415) 861-8758 entrepreneurial activities. Advocate, promote and facilitate the Provides services to Spanish- EL TECOLOTE success of Hispanic businesses. speaking elders. (415) 648-1045; www.eltecolote.org A free bilingual newspaper founded in 1970 serving the Chicano/Latino communities of the Bay Area. JOIN US EL SOL (831) 424-2221 KQED enthusiastically celebrates the rich diversity of the Bay Area, and we proudly focus on nationally recognized www.thecalifornian.com/news/elsol A Spanish-language supplement of heritage months with special programming. We also publish a program and resource guide The Salinas Californian published in those months: in February for Black History Month; in March for Women’s History Month; in May twice weekly. for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month; in June for Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Pride Month; in September for Latino Heritage Month; and in November for American Indian Heritage Month. These free guides, which are FRONTERAS available online at www.kqed.org/heritage, would not be possible (925) 945-4720 Weekly Spanish-language newspaper without the support and generous contributions of our members. includes local, national and world news sections, entertainment and If you would like to become a member of KQED, please call (415) 553-2150 sports. or visit www.kqed.org. We appreciate your support.

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2601 Mariposa St. Executive Editor Chief Content Officer San Francisco, Calif. 94110-1426 Allyson Quibell Linda O’Bryon KQED Public Television Executive Vice President, Marketing & Communications Program Scheduling www.kqed.org Donald W. Derheim Scott Dwyer Vice President, Human Resources & KQED Public Radio Labor Relations Program Scheduling Joanne Carder Jo Anne Wallace PLEASE FEEL FREE TO MAKE COPIES OF THIS GUIDE Vice President TV Content & Education FOR DISTRIBUTION. THIS GUIDE IS AVAILABLE ONLINE Network CONTACT KQED Michael Isip AT WWW.KQED.ORG/HERITAGE. Vice President & General Manager, Program Information Line KQED Public Radio (415) 354-8000 Jo Anne Wallace Recorded program schedules and Vice President, TV Operations & updates for KQED Channel 9, KQED Engineering Steve Welch digital channels and KQED 88.5 FM.

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