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Pl a nnerMichiana’s bi-monthly Guide to WNIT Public Television Issue No. 4 July — August 2013 IT’S SHOWTIME! MICHMICHIIANAANA’’SS RRIISSIINGNG STARSTAR TOTO BEBE CROWNEDCROWNED ATAT FFIINALE,NALE, AAUGUSTUGUST 22 ATAT 8P8PMM Board of Directors Chair David M. Findlay Vice Chair A Message from Greg Giczi Rodney F. Ganey Ida Reynolds Watson President and GM, WNIT Public Television President and General Manager Greg Giczi Treasurer Kevin J. Morrison Secretary Happy Summer Everyone! Dr. Susan Ohmer I think Michiana is a very special place to be in the summer. We seem to have a little of everything. I Directors love going to Lake Michigan beaches and enjoy the food and music at our summer festivals. Each of Thomas G. Coley, Ph.D. our Michiana communities has its own special personality and charm. Kathryn Demarais Irene E. Eskridge Here at WNIT, your PBS station, we’ve been busy preparing for “Michiana’s Rising Star.” That’s our William A. Gitlin regional talent show which has now completed its audition phase. We started out with over 150 Tracy D. Graham hopeful performers and whittled that list down to about 125. We wanted to have 25 contestants Albert L. Gutierrez at each of our regional judging sites. In Benton Harbor, South Bend, Elkhart, Culver and Warsaw, James W. Hillman our contenders gave it their best before a panel of four judges and our WNIT television cameras. Najeeb A. Khan Five finalists were announced from each location. We are now editing all this footage to produce a Glenn E. Killoren series of “Michiana’s Rising Star” television specials. Please look for the schedule inside your WNIT Paul A. Marsh Planner. Watch and vote – yes, vote. We will give you an opportunity to text-vote for your favorite Ryan Matthys performer while you make a contribution to WNIT. Christine M. Maziar I enjoyed attending the regional competitions. In addition to meeting a lot of nice people and Mary Louise Miller faithful PBS viewers, I’ve been amazed at the quality of the talent! I guess that shouldn’t surprise Pat Moody me. I’m just glad my job is general manager of WNIT rather than a “Michiana’s Rising Star” judge. Jill Richardson It would be too difficult a task to only pick five finalists from each location. Please watch to see if Maritza Robles you agree. I think “Michiana’s Rising Star” has a great future as an annual event! Cari Shein Thomas E. Slager And speaking of local specials, “Our Town Elkhart,” is another program to check in your Planner. James M. Summers This program is special because of the way we produce the “Our Town” series. We recruit local Michael J. Wargo videographers to “film” the segments. Each town is shown through the video eyes of its people. It’s Patrick Welch great storytelling and another way of putting the public in Public TV. Charter Directors Remember the slogan, “WNIT belongs to me!” We’re thinking of reviving it. I personally think it is Mr. Arthur J. Decio right on target. I’d like your thoughts about this. Inside the Planner you will see another request for Mr. Jerry Hammes input. We are thinking of shifting the “PBS NewsHour” to 6pm (from 7pm). What do you think? Mrs. Ernestine M. Raclin Mrs. Jane Warner All the wonderful productions we create would never happen without your support. Thank you, Mr. Dar Wiekamp* thank you, thank you. Keep watching WNIT and enjoy these days of summertime! Honorary Life Director Sincerely, Carmi Murphy *Deceased Charter Director © 2013 Michiana Public Broadcasting Corporation Statement of Frequency: WNIT PUBLIC TELEVISION PLANNER (USPS 103-650 ISSN 1523-9373) is Greg Giczi published bi-monthly by The Michiana President & General Manager Public Broadcasting Corporation, a non-profit corporation in the State of Indiana at 300 West Jefferson Boulevard, South Bend, IN 46601. Periodical postage paid at South Bend, IN and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to P.O. Box 7034, South Bend, IN 46634-7034. Editor: Roger Chrastil. What’s Worth Watching July 4 Production News 20 Worth Watching August 8 Membership Corner 21 Inside? Primetime July 12 WNIT Kids Club 23 Primetime August 14 Honor Roll Members 25 Weekday Programming 16 WNIT Supporters 26 Weekend Programming 17 Supporter Spotlight 27 Overnight Programming 18 Directors’ Circle 27 WNIT Channel Guide On The WNIT 34.1 on Comcast Channel 191 Shown In High Definition Cover Channel 10 Indiana: South Bend, Mishawaka, Goshen, Bristol, Elkhart, Plymouth, Rochester, Middlebury, Jefferson Township, Wakarusa, Michiana’s Rising Star Warsaw and eastern LaPorte County On Friday, August 2, WNIT will an- Sunday, July 28, 8 to 9:30pm. The Michigan: Edwardsburg, Niles, Buchanan, nounce the winner of its inaugural twenty-five finalists will be seen on tape Cassopolis, Dowagiac, St. Joseph (city), Benton Harbor, Berrien Springs, Stevensville, “Michiana’s Rising Star” contest, capping from their regional performances. Based and New Buffalo a seven-month competition throughout on the judges’ scores and viewers’ text- Channel 4 our broadcast area. The talent search be- votes, a select number will continue in Indiana: Argos, Bourbon, Bremen, Culver, Knox, gan in January when over 150 contestants the competition. Lakeville, LaPaz, Nappanee, North Judson, answered the call to sing, dance and dis- North Liberty, Syracuse, and Walkerton play their talents. During May and June, Monday through Thursday, July 29 to Channel 11 WNIT conducted regional auditions in Indiana: LaGrange County August 1, 8pm. Each night the remaining Michigan: Constantine and White Pigeon Benton Harbor, South Bend, Elkhart, contestants will perform live in the Culver and Warsaw. Channel 26 WNIT studio and each night the results Indiana: LaPorte (city), western LaPorte County, of the judging and texting will determine Porter County and Valparaiso The top five performers from each of who continues in the contest. the five regions will now compete at WNIT 34.1 on Dish & Direct Satellite Providers the WNIT studio each evening from Friday, August 2 at 8pm, the top finalists or AT&T U-verse Sunday, July 28 through Friday, August perform one last time. At the close of the 2, to determine the grand prize winner program, the winners will be announced. Channel 34 and “Michiana’s Rising Star.” Shown In High Definition WNIT will stage a block-party in front of the studio building that evening. We WNIT InFocus 34.2 on Comcast The grand prize winner will receive will block off West Jefferson between Channel 371 $1,000 cash and the opportunity to Lafayette and Franklin for a dazzling Shown In Standard Definition appear on WNIT programs. Awards display of talent, music and refreshments will be given to other top contestants. to cheer on all the contestants and their ROKU Judging will be conducted by area supporters. WNIT is excited to announce that the arts professionals, media personnel, much-anticipated PBS and PBS KIDS channels professional performers and local are now available on Roku! The PBS channel features videos from popular PBS programs. celebrities. In addition, the public Once you activate the PBS channel and choose will be invited to text in to vote for WNIT as your local station, you can stream their favorites. content from WNIT’s local productions, as well as short, web-original videos from Webby Award-winning PBS Digital Studios. With the arrival of PBS KIDS channel, junior streamers can enjoy full-length episodes Michiana's Rising Star and clips from great shows including Curious George, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Dinosaur Sunday, July 28 - Friday, August 2 Train, Super WHY! and The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! 3 Worth Watching July The Statue of Liberty NOVA: 3D Spies of WWII All programs are on both 34.1 and 34.2 NATURE “3D Spies of WWII” – July 24 unless noted. Wednesdays, 8pm During World War II, Hitler’s scientists “American Eagle” – July 3 developed terrifying new weapons of mass THE STATUE OF LIBERTY destruction. Allied intelligence recruited Tuesday, July 2, 8pm Unique to North America, the bald eagle is the a team of brilliant minds from British continent’s most recognizable aerial predator, universities and Hollywood studios to a This 1985 Ken Burns film explores the creation with a shocking white head, electric yellow and history of the remarkable Statue of Liberty country house near London. Here, they beak and penetrating eyes. In the 1960s, this secretly pored over millions of air photos shot and what she represents to all Americans. The symbol of the United States became an emblem film traces the development of the monument at great risk over German territory. Peering at of environmental degradation, as the pesticide the photos through 3D stereoscopes, the team — from its conception to its fascinating and DDT and other human pressures brought it often controversial construction to its final spotted telltale clues that revealed hidden Nazi to the brink of extinction. Following their rocket bases. dedication — and offers interviews with a wide protection as an endangered species, bald range of Americans. eagles have come roaring back. Underwritten by 1st Source Bank and Zimmer MOUNT RUSHMORE: Underwritten by Martin’s Super Markets A CAPITOL FOURTH (2013) AMERICAN EXPERIENCE Thursday, July 4, 8pm Tuesday, July 2, 9pm NOVA and 9:30pm High on a granite cliff in South Dakota’s Wednesdays, 9pm A CAPITOL FOURTH welcomes back Black Hills tower the huge carved faces of “Dogs Decoded” – July 3 Emmy Award-winning television personality four American presidents. Together they Dogs have been domesticated for longer than Tom Bergeron to host America’s national constitute the world’s largest sculpture. The any other animal on the planet, and humans Independence Day celebration live from the story of Mount Rushmore’s creation is as have developed a unique relationship with West Lawn of the U.S.
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