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SummerFest 2013 brings just what the doctors ordered starting Saturday, August 3, at 10 AM, with 3 Steps to Incredible Health with Dr. Joel Fuhrman and Healthy Hormones: Brain Body Fitness, at noon. Keep moving with toe-tapping tunes from ‘60s Pop, Rock & Soul, at 1 PM, and Doobie Brothers Live at Wolf Trap, at 3 PM. Then, at 4:30 PM, learn to Love, Laugh & Eat with John Tickell, MD—LIVE—in the UNC-TV studio! Stroll down memory lane with Lawrence Welk: Precious Memories, at 6 PM, and pick up the tempo with ‘60s Girl Grooves, at 8 PM. Saturday takes a dramatic turn with the last new episode of the hit Brit mystery series Death in Paradise, at 10 PM.

Get inspired Sunday, August 4, with Smarter Brains, at 10 AM, and George Beverly Shea: The Wonder of It All, at 11:30 AM. Enjoy The Great American Songbook, at 1 PM, Hugh Laurie—Live on the Queen Mary, at 3 PM, and Superstars of Seventies Soul Live, at 4 PM. At 6:30 PM, Celtic Thunder Mythology rolls in and, at 8 PM, Alfie Boe—Storyteller at the Royal Albert Hall brings special SummerFest ticket opportunities. Cap off the evening, at 9, with Downton Abbey Revisited.

Monday, August 5, enjoy An Evening with Doc Watson and David Holt, at 8 PM. Then, at 10 PM, it’s an all-new opportunity to go Inside Foyle’s War. Tuesday, August 6, at 8 PM, find your favorite “Jersey Boys” Under the Streetlamp, with special SummerFest ticket opportunities. At 10 PM, The Tenors a guitar virtuoso goes unplugged on Joe Bonamassa: an Acoustic Evening at the Vienna Opera House. Wednesday, August 7, heavenly harmonies and SummerFest ticket opportunities abound with The Tenors: Lead with Your Heart, at 8 PM. At 10 PM, catch an all-new show from a superstar on Sarah Brightman: Dreamchaser in Concert.

Saturday, August 10, at 10 AM, discover The Omni Health Revolution with Tana Amen, RN & Daniel Amen, MD. The evening brings Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Ray Price: The Last of the Breed, at 5. Then unearth A Farm Tana Amen & Daniel Amen Story with Jerry Apps, at 6:30 PM, and sing along with The Jimmy Dean Show: Country Classics, at 8 PM. At 9:30 PM, enjoy an audience with the King on Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii. Sunday, August 11, at 10 AM, climb aboard Trains Around North America. Settle in for an afternoon of unforgettable hits from top stars on Great Performances—Tony Bennett: Duets II, at 3 PM, and Burt Bacharach’s Best, at 5 PM. And don’t miss grand finale surprises all night long on the Best of SummerFest! Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii

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On ... ON UNC-EX…LIFE ON FIRE Tuesdays, at 9 PM

Each Life on Fire episode explores different volcanoes and t the flora and fauna that adapt to life before, during and after eruptions. From the volcanic island of New Britain through to Alaska, ultra-high speed HD cameras, an impressive zoom that gets you 85 times closer to an object without pixilation and other cutting-edge technologies take you inside these powerful forces of nature.

On ... August to June ON UNC-MX...ENGAGING & INSPIRING EDUCATIONAL SHOWS! Tuesdays, Starting at 8 PM

This month, Tuesday evenings highlight educational challenges, successes and new opportunities. In August to June, some Northern California public school students, their parents and teacher happily and purposely go against the single-minded pursuit of higher test scores, celebrating instead curiosity, creativity and compassion. In the reality-style Science Mission 101, host Mike Lee challenges two teams of students to perform scientific investigations aboard the University of Pittsburgh’s Mobile Science Lab, a converted 18-wheeler outfitted with the latest high-tech equipment.It All Adds Up profiles Wayne State University’s groundbreaking “Math Corps,” collegians who impart vital math and life skills to struggling Detroit public school students. After 16 years, more than 90 percent of Math Corps’ students graduate from high school, and more than 80 percent attend college. Finally, CPA Carol Topp shares insights for inspiring successful teen entrepreneurs on Micro Business for Teens.

UNC-MX is available only on digital cable. Contact your cable operator to check availability.

On ... ON UNC-KD…BARNEY & FRIENDS MAKE A HAPPY FAMILY ON READ-A-ROO’S BLOCK PARTY! Saturdays & Sundays, at 8 AM & 4 PM

With over 20 years of experience entertaining young audiences worldwide, Barney, the lovable purple dinosaur, and dino-pals Baby Bop and BJ, along with a cast of curious children, share adventures full of songs, dances and games that make learning fun for everyone this month on Read-a-roo’s Block Party! And join your favorite book-loving kangaroo the last weekend of the month for Read-a-roo’s Block Party Back to School Special, featuring episodes of your favorite kids’ programs designed to motivate your young ones to get ready for an exciting new school year. It all happens on the channel that brings you the best in educational, enjoyable and commercial-free programs—just for kids—UNC-KD!

Visit unctv.org/content/whats_on for complete channel schedules of UNC-EX, UNC-MX and UNC-KD.

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Director & General Manager: Tom Howe Join Read-a-roo at the New Director of Programming & Education: Children’s Museum of Alamance Diane Lucas Executive Editor: Steve Volstad County, Saturday, September 28! Editor: Rebekah Radisch Contributors: The Kids Club makes a stop at the McKenna Czap, Vanessa Dickerson brand new Children’s Museum of Lakin Garms, Pamela Orr, Joy Potts Alamance County and you can enjoy all Design Manager: Candice Cobb the excitement Saturday, September Maria Bilinski Shain Art Director: 28. Join us for a curiosity-packed day UNC-TV Board of Trustees: of hands-on fun where families play Robert D. Teer, Jr., Durham Chair: and create together! Put on your Vice Chair: Sabrina Bengel, New Bern construction hat and build the tower of your dreams June S. Atkinson, Raleigh Laura C. Bingham, Raleigh in the Building Zone. Paint your masterpiece on glass J. Donald Coleman, Hickory walls in the Artists’ Workshop. Brush a giant set of George H. Fleming, Raleigh teeth in the Health Center. Even climb to the ceiling James F. Goodmon, Raleigh Phillip J. Kirk, Jr., Raleigh in the Lucky Climber. You are sure to find endless Susan W. Kluttz, Raleigh fun at the museum. Plus, the Kids Club will be there William W. Mance, Jr., Asheville with take-home goodies and everyone’s favorite Assad Meymandi, Raleigh R. Scott Ralls, Raleigh marsupial—Read-a-roo—who will be hopping about Thomas W. Ross, Chapel Hill throughout the day. Charles A. Sanders, Durham Eric M. Teal, Raleigh Ashley O. Thrift, Esq., Winston-Salem For information on how to join the UNC-TV Kids James Treadaway, Jr., Newton Club and be a part of this super Carl V. Venters, Jr., Wilmington duper day, call the UNC-TV Kids Aldona Wos, Raleigh Club Hotline at 1-877-543-7488 or Gary York, Elkin email [email protected]. CenterPiece©2013 UNC-TV

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6AM Workplace Essential Skills 5AM French in Action 5AM French in Action 5:30 Destinos: An Introduction 5:30 Destinos: An Introduction MONDAYS to Spanish to Spanish 6:00 GED Connection 6:00 GED Connection 5AM French in Action 2PM Joanne Weir’s 2PM America’s Test Kitchen 5:30 Destinos: An Introduction Cooking Confidence 2:30 Primal Grill with to Spanish 2:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals Steven Raichlen 6:00 GED Connection 3:00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot (7) 3:00 Best of the Joy of Painting 2PM America's Test Kitchen Lark Rise to Candleford 3:30 Welcome to My Studio 2:30 Ciao Italia (14, 21, 28) 4:00 Gary Spetz’s Painting 3:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden 4:00 Foyle’s War (14, 21, 28) Wild Places! DV to Table DV 5:00 Keeping Up Appearances 4:30 Best of Simply Painting: 3:30 Almanac Gardener Across Europe 4:00 The Victory Garden THURSDAYS 5:00 British Antiques Roadshow 4:30 Garden Smart 5:00 Black Issues Forum 5AM French in Action 5:30 Destinos: An Introduction TUESDAYS to Spanish 6:00 GED Connection LISTINGS KEY: 2PM Martha Bakes 5AM French in Action R Repeats during the month 5:30 Destinos: An Introduction 2:30 Pati’s Mexican Table DV DV Descriptive voiceovers to Spanish 3:00 Sewing with Nancy COLOR UNC-TV productions 6:00 GED Connection 3:30 Martha’s Sewing Room DV & local interest 2PM Cook’s Country 4:00 Quilting Arts 4:30 Fons & Porter’s Love of 2:30 Simply Ming PLEASE NOTE: 3:00 This Old House Hour Quilting While every effort is made 4:00 Hometime 5:00 North Carolina Bookwatch 4:30 Woodsmith Shop to ensure the accuracy of 5:00 Carolina Business Review CenterPiece, please see on-air announcements, news- paper listings and unctv.org for late-breaking scheduling changes. Some program start and end times could vary slightly from our listings. Add Hey KIDS CLUB MEMBERS, at least five minutes when re- Stay Up-to-date on cording your favorite shows. Member Offers with the UNC-TV KIDS CLUB ENEWS!

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Love, Laugh & Eat – LIVE – with Dr. John Tickell!

Australian physician, international speaker and bestselling author Dr. John Tickell spent the last 25 years researching the longevity and eating habits of the longest-living, healthiest people on Earth. Now he brings those real-world lessons in person to UNC-TV! LIVE at UNC-TV! SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, AT 4:30 PM

1 THURSDAY 11:00 To the Manor Born 8:00 Washington Week 1979 Christmas Special: Gwen Ifill and lead- 5:30 BBC World News Christmas at Grantleigh ing journalists analyze America 11:30 BBC World News major news and events. Katty Kay shares unique Catch the latest global 8:30 North Carolina global perspectives. news and analyses. Weekend 6:00 PBS NewsHour 12:00 Charlie Rose (R of 8/1, 9 PM) Get in-depth analyses This native Tar Heel 9:00 Great Performances— of current events. interviews fascinating Vienna Philharmonic 7:00 Nightly Business personalities. Summer Night Report 1:00 Tavis Smiley Concert 2013 Seasoned reporters re- Get a fresh view of Celebrate Wagner view daily financial news. today’s headlines and and Verdi in the 7:30 North Carolina Now headliners. magnificent gardens Go beyond the head- 1:30 North Carolina Now of Austria’s Imperial lines with NC’s only (R of 7:30 PM) Schönbrunn Palace. statewide weeknightly 2:00 POV 10:30 Priceless Antiques public affairs program. Neurotypical Explore Roadshow 8:00 Our State autism from autistic 11:00 Keeping Up The Whalehead Club/ persons’ points of view. Appearances Crowders Mountain/ 3:00 Folkways The Art Exhibition Grace in Granite Wade Mainer 11:30 BBC World News 8:30 Exploring 3:30 Folkways 12:00 Charlie Rose North Carolina (R of 9:30 PM) 1:00 Tavis Smiley The Green Gift 4:00 Music Voyager 1:30 North Carolina Now 9:00 North Carolina (R of 10 PM) (R of 7:30) Weekend 4:30 Bluegrass 2:00 Masterpiece Deborah Holt Noel Underground MYSTERY! shows what’s happening (R of 10:30 PM) Endeavour, Series I: across NC this weekend. Home While studying 9:30 Folkways for his sergeant’s exam, Gospel Music 2 FRIDAY Morse investigates the 10:00 Music Voyager hit-and-run death of a Tennessee Special— 5:30 BBC World News professor. DV Round with Buddy Miller, America 3:30 Priceless Antiques Darrel Scott, Elizabeth 6:00 PBS NewsHour Roadshow Cook & Guy Clark 7:00 Nightly Business (R of 10:30 PM) 10:30 Bluegrass Report 4:00 Secrets of the Underground 7:30 North Carolina Now Manor House Vince Gill

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3 SATURDAY 12:00 Healthy Hormones: 6:00 Lawrence Welk: Brain-Body Fitness Precious Memories 6:00 Mister Rogers’ Join a panel of experts, Join Welk Musical Fam- Neighborhood DV including fitness trainer ily stars for inspiring 6:30 Daniel Tiger’s and author Teresa Tapp gospel favorites. Neighborhood DV and best-selling author 8:00 ‘60s Girl Grooves 7:00 Sesame Street DV Mary Shomon, for in- The supreme Mary 8:00 Curious George sights into natural ways Wilson hosts this 8:30 The Cat in the Hat to balance hormones, all-star tribute to the Knows a Lot About lose weight and reduce groovy gals of the ‘60s That! DV inflammation. with rare video flash- 9:00 Super WHY! DV 1:00 ‘60s Pop, Rock & Soul backs as well as your 9:30 Dinosaur Train DV Peter Noone (Herman’s favorite hits performed 10:00 3 Steps to Incredible Hermits) and Davy by the original artists! Health! with Joel Jones (The Monkees) 10:00 Death in Paradise Fuhrman, MD celebrate classics of Frat A Deadly Party Dr. Fuhrman offers a Rock, Surf Pop, British 11:30 Rick Steves’ healthy, effective and Beats, Mods, Motown, Delicious Europe scientifically proven Soul and Pop. Rick savors classic Euro- plan for shedding 3:00 Doobie Brothers: Live pean cuisine in Galicia, weight quickly. at the Greek Theatre Rome and Greece and 1982 Farewell Tour sips wine in Burgundy. Enjoy the Doobies’ 12:00 Austin City Limits best-loved hits in this Fleet Foxes/Joanna emotional, last show of Newsom the band’s farewell tour. 1:00 Music Voyager 4:30 Love, Laugh & Eat with Heartbeat of John Tickell, MD Vallenato Join John Tickell, MD— 1:30 Music Voyager LIVE—in the UNC-TV Afro-Colombian studio! This doc from Oz Grooves reveals the happy way 2:00 Doc Martin to health. (see Erotomania highlighted box) 3:00 EastEnders LIVE at 3:30 EastEnders UNC-TV! 4:00 History Detectives 5:00 Market Warriors Antiquing in Springfield, OH

Lawrence Welk: Precious Memories airs Saturday, August 3, at 6 PM.

Petula Clark presents her #1 hit from 1965 My Love on ‘60s Girl Grooves Sat- urday, August 3, at 8 PM.

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9:00 Downton Abbey Revisited Go behind-the-scenes with footage, interviews and great moments from the first three seasons of this smash series! 11:00 EastEnders 11:30 EastEnders 12:00 Globe Trekker Georgia & Armenia DV 1:00 Globe Trekker Honduras & El Salvador DV 2:00 Globe Trekker Food Hour: Vietnam DV Enjoy traditional songs and stories on An Evening with Doc Watson & 3:00 Globe Trekker David Holt, Monday, August 5, at 8 PM. Mid-Atlantic States DV 4:00 Globe Trekker Around the World: 1:00 The Great American 4 SUNDAY Across America: Route Songbook 66 & Beyond DV 6:30 Smart Start Kids Michael Feinstein 7:00 Thomas & Friends DV celebrates the first 50 7:30 Bob the Builder DV years of popular music 5 MONDAY 8:00 Betsy’s Kindergarten in this dazzling parade Adventures of beloved songs 5:30 BBC World News 8:30 WordGirl by the original stars, America 9:00 This Old House ranging from Al Jolson 6:00 PBS NewsHour Essex, Part 3— to Judy Garland to 7:00 Nightly Business One-level Living Frank Sinatra. Report 9:30 Ask This Old House 3:00 Hugh Laurie—Live on 7:30 North Carolina Now Building a Storage the Queen Mary 8:00 An Evening with Doc Bench/Making Water- This versatile entertain- Watson & David Holt tight Connections er pays tribute to his A pair of Tar Heel musical 10:00 Smarter Brains greatest inspiration— greats shares songs and Join some of the world’s Professor Longhair. stories, with Doc’s grand- top brain scientists to Backed by the legend- son Richard Watson. explore where intelli- ary Copper Bottom 10:00 Inside Foyle’s War gence comes from, how Band, Laurie performs Meet the stars and the to increase it and its favorites in the same people behind-the- affect on your life. room and on the exact camera who create this 11:30 George Beverly Shea: stage where Longhair hugely popular, award- The Wonder of It All recorded his timeless winning series. Sam Enjoy a rich mix of 1975 album. Waterston hosts. rare archival footage, 4:00 Superstars of 11:30 BBC World News contemporary perfor- Seventies Soul Live 12:00 Charlie Rose mances and personal Soul diva Patti LaBelle 1:00 Tavis Smiley interviews with this gos- hosts performances by 1:30 North Carolina Now pel music legend, who Motown, R&B, soul and (R of 7:30) died in April at 104. disco legends. 2:00 Antiques Roadshow 6:30 Celtic Thunder Biloxi, Part 3 Mythology 3:00 A Flea Market Filmed on location at Documentary Dublin’s Helix Theater, 4:00 To Market, To Mar- enjoy haunting solo ket, To Buy a Fat Pig numbers, rousing ensemble pieces and great originals. 6 TUESDAY 8:00 Alfie Boe—Storyteller at the Royal Albert Hall 5:30 BBC World News Enjoy innovative America interpretations of the 6:00 PBS NewsHour Tony Award win- 7:00 Nightly Business ner’s favorite songs, Report including his Les Mis 7:30 North Carolina Now signature song Bring 8:00 Under the Streetlamp Him Home, backed by Catch this electrifying a 19-piece band. concert of classic hits from the cast of the Celebrate George Beverly Shea: Tony-Award winning The Wonder of It All, Sunday, musical Jersey Boys. August 4, at 11:30 AM.

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SARAH BRIGHTMAN

Travel to the musical future with Sarah Brightman. Although it remains to be seen if this superstar’s training to visit the International Space Station in a Soyuz rocket will actually happen, this would-be cosmonaut is no space cadet. Her futuristic concert special features fan favorites as well as songs from her new, space- influenced album,Dreamchaser , produced by Mike Hedges (U2, Dido, the Cure).

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, AT 10 PM

10:00 Joe Bonamassa: 10:00 Sarah Brightman: 12:00 Charlie Rose An Acoustic Evening Dreamchaser in 1:00 Tavis Smiley at the Vienna Concert 1:30 North Carolina Now Opera House Join the sensational (R of 7:30) The blues rock guitarist soprano for an out-of- 2:00 POV and singer performs this-world concert. Last Train Home an acoustic concert (see highlighted box) 3:30 POV in the iconic Vienna 11:30 BBC World News Where Soldiers Opera House. 12:00 Charlie Rose Come From 11:30 BBC World News 1:00 Tavis Smiley 12:00 Charlie Rose 1:30 North Carolina Now 1:00 Tavis Smiley (R of 7:30) 9 FRIDAY 1:30 North Carolina Now 2:00 Nature (R of 7:30) Radioactive Wolves DV 5:30 BBC World News 2:00 Great Performances— 3:00 NOVA America Vienna Philharmonic Lizard Kings DV 6:00 PBS NewsHour Summer Night 4:00 Eat, Fast & Live Longer 7:00 Nightly Business Concert 2013 with Michael Mosley Report (R of 8/2, 9 PM) 7:30 North Carolina Now 3:30 American Masters 8:00 Washington Week A Letter to Elia 8 THURSDAY 8:30 North Carolina Weekend 5:30 BBC World News (R of 8/8, 9 PM) 7 WEDNESDAY America 9:00 3 Steps to Incredible 6:00 PBS NewsHour Health! with Joel 5:30 BBC World News 7:00 Nightly Business Fuhrman, MD America Report (R of 8/3, 10 AM) 6:00 PBS NewsHour 7:30 North Carolina Now 11:00 Keeping Up 7:00 Nightly Business 8:00 Our State Appearances Report Trailmakers/Wild What To Wear 7:30 North Carolina Now Friends/Wonders When Yachting N EW SEGMENT PREMIERE! in Wood 11:30 BBC World News North Carolina Science 8:30 Exploring 12:00 Charlie Rose Now (see page 20) North Carolina 1:00 Tavis Smiley 8:00 The Tenors: Lead Changing Sands 1:30 North Carolina Now with Your Heart 9:00 North Carolina (R of 7:30) Thrill to dynamic Weekend 2:00 Queen Victoria’s performances in this 9:30 Smarter Brains Empire dazzling show. (R of 8/4, 10 AM) Engines of Change/ 11:00 To the Manor Born Passage to India 1979 Christmas Special: 4:00 By Royal Appointment Christmas at Grantleigh 5:00 Chatsworth House 11:30 BBC World News

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6:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood DV 6:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood DV 7:00 Sesame Street DV 8:00 Curious George DV 8:30 The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! 9:00 Super WHY! Jimmy Dean welcomes the first television appearance 9:30 Dinosaur Train DV of Jim Henson’s piano-playing 10:00 Omni Health Muppet Rowlf the Dog on Revolution with Jimmy Dean Show—Country Tana Amen, RN & Classics, Saturday, August 10, Dr. Daniel Amen, MD at 8 PM. Learn about nutra- genomics and how foods you eat talk 1:00 Live from the 6:30 Best of SummerFest directly to your genes. Artists Den 2013 12:00 Smarter Brains Mumford & Sons See what viewers like (R of 8/4, 10 AM) 2:00 Doc Martin you like best! 1:30 ‘60s Girl Grooves On the Edge, Part 1 8:00 Best of SummerFest (R of 8/3, 8 PM) 3:00 EastEnders 2013 3:30 Celtic Thunder 3:30 EastEnders See what viewers like Mythology 4:00 History Detectives you like best! (R of 8/4, 6:30 PM) 5:00 Market Warriors 11:00 EastEnders 5:00 Rick Steves’ Delicious Antiquing in 11:30 EastEnders Europe Brimfield, MA 12:00 Globe Trekker (R of 8/3, 11:30 PM) Globe Trekker Food 5:30 Willie Nelson, Merle Hour: Spice Trails DV Haggard & Ray Price: 11 SUNDAY 1:00 Globe Trekker Last of the Breed Scotland DV Enjoy rousing perfor- 6:30 Smart Start Kids 2:00 Globe Trekker mances of the greatest 7:00 Thomas & Friends DV Greek Islands DV hits from these country 7:30 Bob the Builder DV 3:00 Globe Trekker music icons. 8:00 Betsy’s Kindergarten Nigeria DV 6:30 Farm Story with Adventures 4:00 Globe Trekker Jerry Apps 8:30 WordGirl Around the World— The author and histo- 9:00 This Old House East to West DV rian shares Wisconsin’s Essex, Part 4— deep connections to Liquid Assets farm life through this 9:30 Trains Around 12 MONDAY portrait of a farm boy’s North America childhood. Experience classic and 5:30 BBC World News 8:00 Jimmy Dean Show— luxurious service on America Country Classics more than a dozen rail 6:00 PBS NewsHour There’s no filler in this lines as you trace the 7:00 Nightly Business collection of early continent’s railroad Report appearances by such history. 7:30 North Carolina Now renowned legends and 1:00 3 Steps to Incredible 8:00 Antiques Roadshow comedians as Chet Health! with Joel Washington, DC, Part 1 Atkins, George Jones, Fuhrman, MD Buck Owens, Johnny (R of 8/3, 10 AM) Cash, Minnie Pearl, 3:00 Great Performances— Dottie West and many Tony Bennett: Duets II more! Roy Clark hosts. Join Amy Winehouse, 9:30 Elvis: Aloha From Lady Gaga, Aretha Hawaii Franklin, Willie Nelson, Catch the King Norah Jones and more at the peak of his duetting with this clas- superstardom. sic crooner. 11:00 Joe Bonamassa: 5:00 Burt Bacharach’s Best An Acoustic Evening Enjoy Bacharach’s top at the Vienna hits performed by Dusty Opera House Springfield, Tom Jones, (R of 8/6, 10 PM) The Carpenters and 12:00 Austin City Limits more in original clips Dusty Springfield and Burt Rosanne Cash/ from the 1960s and ‘70s. Robert Wagner and Bacharach perform A House Is Not Brandi Carlile a Home on Burt Bacharach’s Best, Marilyn McCoo host. Sunday, August 11, at 5 PM.

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Fixing Juvie Justice

Baltimore’s juvenile detention centers are piling up young, wild, but far from free, children. Exiting more damaged and destructive than when they entered, these kids are often re-arrested. In an attempt to break this criminal cycle, a group of innovators imports justice principles from New Zealand’s Maori people. See if they can put a dent in the Charm City’s rising delinquency and, if so, if other cities can benefit.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, AT 9 PM

9:00 Antiques Roadshow 8:00 After Newtown: 7:00 Nightly Business Washington, DC, Part 2 Guns in America Report 10:00 Foyle’s War Explore America’s long 7:30 North Carolina Now The French Drop, relationship with firearms. 8:00 Nature Part 1 As he probes a 9:00 Fixing Juvie Justice Outback Pelicans Watch suspicious death, Foyle See if Baltimore can 100,000 pelicans arrive gets tangled in a rivalry stem the cycle of im- at Australia’s largest between agencies. prisoned teens. lake, created every 10 11:00 British Antiques (see highlighted box) years by rain. DV Roadshow 10:00 FRONTLINE 9:00 NOVA Saltaire, Part 2 Football High Kings of Camouflage 11:30 BBC World News 11:00 Mr. Bean Discover how cuttlefish 12:00 Charlie Rose Mr. Bean can hypnotize their 1:00 Tavis Smiley 11:30 BBC World News prey, impersonate the 1:30 North Carolina Now 12:00 Charlie Rose opposite sex and kill (R of 7:30) 1:00 Tavis Smiley with lightning speed. DV 2:00 Antiques Roadshow 1:30 North Carolina Now 10:00 Ghost Army (R of 8 PM) (R of 7:30) Designer Bill Blass and 3:00 Antiques Roadshow 2:00 After Newtown: other talented artists (R of 9 PM) Guns in America fooled the Nazis with 4:00 Foyle’s War (R of 8 PM) stunning creations. DV (R of 10 PM) 3:00 Fixing Juvie Justice 11:00 Waiting for God (R of 9 PM) Two Nasty Children 4:00 Lafayette: 11:30 BBC World News 13 TUESDAY The Lost Hero DV 12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Tavis Smiley 5:30 BBC World News 1:30 North Carolina Now America 14 WEDNESDAY (R of 7:30) 6:00 PBS NewsHour 2:00 Nature 7:00 Nightly Business 5:30 BBC World News (R of 8 PM) DV Report America 3:00 NOVA 7:30 North Carolina Now 6:00 PBS NewsHour (R of 9 PM) DV

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15 THURSDAY 17 SATURDAY 4:30 This Old House Essex, Part 5— 5:30 BBC World News 6:00 Mister Rogers’ Cottage Style America Neighborhood DV 5:00 Ask This Old House 6:00 PBS NewsHour 6:30 Daniel Tiger’s Insulating Ductwork/ 7:00 Nightly Business Neighborhood DV Maintaining Washers Report 7:00 Sesame Street DV & Dryers 7:30 North Carolina Now 8:00 Curious George 5:30 Carolina Outdoor 8:00 Our State 8:30 The Cat in the Hat Journal Pullen Park/Old Salem Knows a Lot About Falls Lake Deep Bakery/West Jefferson That! DV 6:00 Song of the Mountains 8:30 Exploring 9:00 Super WHY! DV Sierra Hull & Highway 11 North Carolina 9:30 Dinosaur Train DV 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show Natural Boundary 10:00 North Carolina Can’t Help Singing 9:00 North Carolina Weekend 8:00 As Time Goes By Weekend (R of 8/15, 9 PM) Avoiding the County Set NEW SEGMENT PREMIERE! 10:30 Southern Accents 8:30 To the Manor Born Collecting Carolina Oconaluftee Indian 1979 Christmas 9:30 Folkways Village & Museum— Special: Christmas at Legend of Tom Dula Cherokee Grantleigh 10:00 Folkways 11:00 Growing a 9:00 Doc Martin The Storytellers Greener World On the Edge, Part 2 11:00 To the Manor Born All About Seeds: Martin fails to ignite The Spare Room Mount Airy his relationship with 11:30 BBC World News 11:30 P. Allen Smith’s Louisa, although her fa- 12:00 Charlie Rose Garden to Table ther plans to smuggle 1:00 Tavis Smiley Cooking for Kids DV explosives. 1:30 North Carolina Now 12:00 Almanac Gardener 10:00 Death in Paradise (R of 7:30) Horticultural Websites An uptight British police 2:00 POV 12:30 British Antiques officer must travel to The City Dark Roadshow the Caribbean to solve 3:00 Seeing Stars Saltaire, Part 1 a fellow cop’s murder. 4:00 Folkways 1:00 Antiques Roadshow 11:00 Scott & Bailey (R of 10 PM) (R of 8/12, 8 PM) Janet edges nearer to 2:00 Rick Steves’ Europe finding Veronica’s killer. Venice: City of Dreams 12:00 Austin City Limits 16 FRIDAY 2:30 Travelscope Alejandro Escovedo/ Port Aransas—Fun on Trombone Shorty 5:30 BBC World News the Texas Coast 1:00 Live from the America 3:00 Rough Cut— Artists Den 6:00 PBS NewsHour Woodworking with Soundgarden 7:00 Nightly Business Tommy Mac 2:00 Doc Martin Report Platform Bed (R of 9 PM) 7:30 North Carolina Now 3:30 Woodsmith Shop 3:00 EastEnders 8:00 Washington Week Morris Chair 3:30 EastEnders 8:30 North Carolina 4:00 The Woodwright’s Shop 4:00 History Detectives Weekend with Roy Underhill 5:00 Market Warriors (R of 8/15, 9 PM) Carving the Camel- Antiquing in 9:00 Great Performances— lia Get in the groove Pasadena, CA Tanglewood 75th of high-relief carving Anniversary Celebra- with sharp gouges and tion—PBS Arts good-grained wood! DV Enjoy unforgettable per- formances in the scenic Berkshires region. 11:00 Keeping Up Appearances A Job for Richard 11:30 BBC World News 12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Tavis Smiley 1:30 North Carolina Now (R of 7:30) 2:00 Queen Victoria’s Empire The Moral Crusade/ The Scramble for Africa 4:00 Royal Memories: Prince Charles’ Tribute to the Queen 5:00 Chatsworth House See Southern Accents Oconaluftee Indian Village & Museum—Cherokee, Saturday, August 17, at 10:30 AM.

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Biographical Conversations with Governor James H olshouser, Jr. Celebrate His Life Over Three Sundays Born in 1934, into a family of “Lincoln Republicans,” in Boone, James Holshouser battled through early health problems to achieve a distinguished academic and legal career, serve in the North Carolina legislature, and, in 1972, win election as the state’s first Republican governor in 72 years. He died June 17; in celebration of his life and contributions, UNC-TV presents his life story—in his own words.

STARTING AUGUST 18, AT 6 PM

18 SUNDAY 1:30 Martha Bakes 7:00 Lark Rise to Yellow Cake Candleford 6:30 Smart Start Kids 2:00 America’s Test Kitchen Robert finishes his From Cook’s Illustrated stone panel work for 7:00 Thomas & Friends DV Chicken Classics, the town clock and 7:30 Bob the Builder DV 8:00 Betsy’s Kindergarten Improved payday brings happy Adventures 2:30 Cook’s Country from rewards for the family. 8:30 WordGirl America’s Test Kitchen 8:00 Queen’s Palaces 9:00 This Old House Chicken for Everyone! Buckingham Palace (R of 8/17, 4:30 PM) 3:00 Clodagh’s Irish 9:00 The Lady Vanishes: 9:30 Ask This Old House Food Trails Masterpiece MYSTERY! (R of 8/17, 5 PM) Dingle, County Kerry, In this new adaptation, 10:00 America’s Heartland Part 1 a socialite suspects Special Edition— 3:30 Lidia’s Italy in America foul play after a young Amazing Places From Bloomfield to the woman inexplicably 10:30 Almanac Gardener Strip in Pittsburgh disappears from (R of 8/17, noon) 4:00 Mexico— a train. 11:00 Carolina Outdoor One Plate at a Time 10:30 Priceless Antiques Journal with Rick Bayless Roadshow (R of 8/17, 5:30 PM) The Kernel of 11:00 EastEnders 11:30 Black Issues Forum Deliciousness 11:30 EastEnders 50 Years After the 4:30 Martin Yan’s 12:00 As Time Goes By March (see page 20) Hidden China (R of 8/17, 8 PM) 12:00 North Carolina Life in Shangri-la 12:30 To the Manor Born Bookwatch 5:00 Chef John Besh’s (R of 8/17, 8:30 PM) Susan Woodring— Family Table 1:00 Doc Martin Goliath Cheese Omelet, Angel (R of 8/17, 9 PM) 12:30 This American Land Biscuits & Crab Boil 2:00 Death in Paradise Beaver Builders/Wran- 5:30 Cuisine Culture (R of 8/17, 10 PM) gling Water/Body Elec- Arnaud Lallement, 3:00 Scott & Bailey tric Researchers investi- Reims, France (R of 8/17, 11 PM) gate how beaver dams 6:00 Biographical Conver- 4:00 Globe Trekker help create healthier sations with Governor Nigeria DV streams and rivers. James Holshouser, Jr. 1:00 Flavor, NC Take in the life story Brinkley Farms/Nana’s of this late, great Tar Heel, in his own words. (part 1 of 3)

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Nikita Khrushchev listens to President Kennedy in Cuban Missile Crisis: Three Men Go to War, Tuesday, August 20, at 9 PM.

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5:30 BBC World News America 6:00 PBS NewsHour 7:00 Nightly Business Report 7:30 North Carolina Now 8:00 Nature Birds of the Gods Join a grueling expedi- tion to film the elusive birds in the New Guin- ean Rainforest. DV 9:00 NOVA 19 MONDAY 9:00 Cuban Missile Crisis: Making Stuff Stronger Three Men Go to War See how high-tech 5:30 BBC World News Learn what really hap- material such as fuel America pened when the world cells, solar panels and 6:00 PBS NewsHour sat poised on the brink quantum computers 7:00 Nightly Business of nuclear annihilation. shape the future. DV Report 10:00 In My Lifetime 10:00 NOVA 7:30 North Carolina Now Take a thoughtful Making Stuff Smaller 8:00 Antiques Roadshow and thorough look at Explore quantum Washington, DC, Part 3 the 68-year history of computers, carbon 9:00 Antiques Roadshow nuclear weapons. nanotubes, ultra-light Billings, Part 1 11:00 Mr. Bean automobiles and other 10:00 Foyle’s War The Return of Mr. Bean high tech materials. DV The French Drop, Part 2 11:30 BBC World News 11:00 Waiting for God 11:00 British Antiques 12:00 Charlie Rose Looking for Work Roadshow 1:00 Tavis Smiley 11:30 BBC World News St. Fagans 1:30 North Carolina Now 12:00 Charlie Rose 11:30 BBC World News (R of 7:30) 1:00 Tavis Smiley 12:00 Charlie Rose 2:00 Secrets of the Dead 1:30 North Carolina Now 1:00 Tavis Smiley (R of 8 PM) DV (R of 7:30) 1:30 North Carolina Now 3:00 Cuban Missile Crisis: 2:00 Nature (R of 7:30) Three Men Go to War (R of 8 PM) DV 2:00 Antiques Roadshow (R of 9 PM) DV 3:00 NOVA (R of 8 PM) 4:00 In My Lifetime (R of 9 PM) DV 3:00 Antiques Roadshow (R of 10 PM) (R of 9 PM) 4:00 Foyle’s War (R of 10 PM)

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5:30 BBC World News America 6:00 PBS NewsHour 7:00 Nightly Business Report 7:30 North Carolina Now 8:00 Secrets of the Dead The Man Who Saved the World Follow the B-59 Soviet submarine drama during a critical point in the Cold War. DV

Catch The Fort Fisher Hermit: The Life & Death of Robert E. Harrill Thursday, August 22, at 10 PM.

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JAMES BALDWIN: THE PRICE OF THE TICKET

This special encore, part of the PBS March on Washington 50th Anniversary observations, uses rare archival footage, intimate interviews and inspiring speeches to share the profound passions of the late writer and civil rights activist. Close friends, colleagues and critics, including Maya Angelou and William Styron, bring James Baldwin to life now a quarter century after his death.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, AT 9 PM

22 THURSDAY 11:00 To the Manor Born 8:30 North Carolina The Vanishing China Weekend 11:30 BBC World News (R of 8/22, 9 PM) 5:30 BBC World News 12:00 Charlie Rose 9:00 American Masters— America 1:00 Tavis Smiley James Baldwin: 6:00 PBS NewsHour 1:30 North Carolina Now The Price of the Ticket 7:00 Nightly Business (R of 7:30) Discover one of Report 2:00 POV America’s greatest 7:30 North Carolina Now The Law in These Parts 20th century authors 8:00 Our State 3:30 North Carolina through this in-depth Living with an Island/ Local Catch portrait. Island Inspirations/ (R of 9:30 PM) 10:30 Priceless Antiques Nocturnal Visitors 4:00 The Fort Fisher Hermit: Roadshow 8:30 Exploring The Life & Death of 11:00 Keeping Up North Carolina Robert E. Harrill Appearances New Beginnings (R of 10 PM) Country Retreat 9:00 North Carolina 11:30 BBC World News Weekend 12:00 Charlie Rose 9:30 North Carolina 23 FRIDAY 1:00 Tavis Smiley Local Catch 1:30 North Carolina Now Celebrate our state’s 5:30 BBC World News (R of 7:30) seafood success stories. America 2:00 The Lady Vanishes: 10:00 The Fort Fisher Hermit: 6:00 PBS NewsHour Masterpiece MYSTERY! The Life & Death of 7:00 Nightly Business (R of 8/18, 9 PM) Robert E. Harrill Report 3:30 Priceless Antiques Explore the life and 7:30 North Carolina Now Roadshow suspicious death of a 8:00 Washington Week 4:00 Queen’s Palaces man who became a (R of 8/18, 8 PM) state tourist attraction. 5:00 Chatsworth House

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Enjoy the VW Boys on Song of the Mountains, Saturday, August 24, at 6 PM.

10:00 Death in Paradise DI Poole must solve a bride’s strange murder. 11:00 Scott & Bailey Janet returns to work after her recovery and a car nearly hits Rachel. 12:00 Austin City Limits Wilco 1:00 Live From the Artists Den The Killers 2:00 Doc Martin (R of 9 PM) 3:00 EastEnders 3:30 EastEnders 4:00 History Detectives 5:00 Market Warriors Antiquing in Canton, TX

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6:30 Smart Start Kids 7:00 Thomas & Friends DV 7:30 Bob the Builder DV 8:00 Betsy’s Kindergarten Adventures 8:30 WordGirl 9:00 This Old House 24 SATURDAY 3:00 Rough Cut— (R of 8/24, 4:30 PM) Woodworking with 9:30 Ask This Old House 6:00 Mister Rogers’ Tommy Mac (R of 8/24, 5 PM) Neighborhood DV Media Center 10:00 America’s Heartland 6:30 Daniel Tiger’s 3:30 Woodsmith Shop Using Water Wisely/ Neighborhood DV Top Shop Tips Farm to Fork: Sweet 7:00 Sesame Street DV 4:00 The Woodwright’s Shop Stuff from Apple Trees 8:00 Curious George with Roy Underhill 10:30 Almanac Gardener 8:30 The Cat in the Hat Forging the Hold Fast (R of 8/24, noon) Knows a Lot About Blacksmith Peter Ross 11:00 Carolina Outdoor That! DV shows how to forge Journal 9:00 Super WHY! DV historical versions of this (R of 8/24, 5:30 PM) DV 9:30 Dinosaur Train DV powerful gripper. 11:30 Black Issues Forum 10:00 North Carolina 4:30 This Old House 120 Years of Black Weekend Essex, Part 6—Clam Culture in Asheville (R of 8/22, 9 PM) Flats & Lightning Rods 12:00 North Carolina 10:30 Southern Accents 5:00 Ask This Old House Bookwatch Asheville Food Tours Building a Porch Railing/ Dan Ariely—Predict- 11:00 Growing a Selecting Stone for ably Irrational Greener World Building Walls 12:30 This American Land Setting Up Your Gar- 5:30 Carolina Outdoor Digging for Dinosaurs/ den: Atlanta Journal Sonoran Desert 11:30 P. Allen Smith’s Short Bite Stripers Protection Garden to Table 6:00 Song of the Mountains 1:00 Flavor, NC The Art of Tailgating DV Elkville String Band/ Seaview Crab Company/ 12:00 Almanac Gardener VW Boys Port Land Grille Planting & Enjoying a 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show 1:30 Martha Bakes Backyard Orchard Rhythm Is Our Business Pate Brisee 12:30 British Antiques with Barbara Mandrell 2:00 America’s Test Kitchen Roadshow 8:00 As Time Goes By From Cook’s Illustrated (R of 8/12, 11 PM) Broadcast Plans Great Italian Pasta 1:00 Antiques Roadshow 8:30 To the Manor Born Sauces (R of 8/19, 8 PM) The New Farm Manager 2:30 Cook’s Country From 2:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 9:00 Doc Martin America’s Test Kitchen Venice & Its Lagoon The Apple Doesn’t Fall Great American Cookout 2:30 Travelscope Rwanda—Among the Gorillas

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Enjoy Smooth Suspense with

Silk

Being a part of the Queen’s Counsel is hard work; earning the right to “take silk” means surmounting keen challenges in barristers’ personal and professional lives. For Martha (Maxine Peak), competing counsel Clive (Rupert Penry-Jones) adds a new wrinkle to her attempts to take silk. This inspiring, smart three-part British drama follows driven personalities fighting to prove their passion for law.

PREMIERES SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, AT 9 PM

3:00 Clodagh’s Irish 5:00 Chef John Besh’s 3:00 Scott & Bailey Food Trails Family Table (R of 8/24, 11 PM) Carlingford & the Crispy Seared Snapper 4:00 Globe Trekker North East with a Light Tomato Globe Trekker Food 3:30 Lidia’s Italy in America Sauce Hour: Lebanon DV It’s Chicken Time 5:30 Cuisine Culture 4:00 Mexico— Jeff & Chris Galvin, One Plate at a Time London 26 MONDAY with Rick Bayless 6:00 Biographical Conver- Mercado Madness sations with Governor 5:30 BBC World News 4:30 Martin Yan’s James Holshouser, Jr. America Hidden China (see page 13) 6:00 PBS NewsHour A Cultural Mosaic of (part 2 of 3) 7:00 Nightly Business Southwestern China 7:00 Lark Rise to Report Candleford 7:30 North Carolina Now Relatives and friends 8:00 Antiques Roadshow arrive, testing relation- Billings, Part 2 ships and revealing all 9:00 Antiques Roadshow are not as they appear. Billings, Part 3 8:00 Queen’s Palaces 10:00 Foyle’s War Windsor Castle Enemy Fire, Part 1 9:00 Masterpiece MYSTERY! Sabotage, murder and Silk Follow the pas- adultery at a RAF hos- sions and intrigues of pital bring Foyle face to criminal law with two face with war’s impact. rival barristers. (see 11:00 British Antiques highlighted box) Roadshow 11:00 EastEnders British Museum, Part 2 11:30 EastEnders 11:30 BBC World News 12:00 As Time Goes By 12:00 Charlie Rose (R of 8/24, 8:00 PM) 1:00 Tavis Smiley 12:30 To the Manor Born 1:30 North Carolina Now (R of 8/24, 8:30 PM) (R of 7:30) 1:00 Doc Martin 2:00 Antiques Roadshow (R of 8/24, 9 PM) (R of 8 PM) Duke’s Dan Ariely discusses 2:00 Death in Paradise 3:00 Antiques Roadshow Predictably Irrational on (R of 8/24, 10 PM) (R of 9 PM) North Carolina Bookwatch, 4:00 Foyle’s War Sunday, August 25, at noon. (R of 10 PM)

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27 TUESDAY 1:00 Tavis Smiley 10:00 NOVA 1:30 North Carolina Now Making Stuff Smarter 5:30 BBC World News (R of 7:30) Explore the wild ideas America 2:00 In Performance at that inspired cutting- 6:00 PBS NewsHour the White House edge materials and 7:00 Nightly Business (R of 8 PM) high-tech break- Report 3:00 The March throughs. DV 7:30 North Carolina Now (R of 9 PM) 11:00 Waiting for God 8:00 In Performance at Harvey’s Fiancée the White House 11:30 BBC World News A Celebration of Music 28 WEDNESDAY 12:00 Charlie Rose From the Civil Rights 1:00 Tavis Smiley 5:30 BBC World News Movement President 1:30 North Carolina Now America Obama presents music (R of 7:30) 6:00 PBS NewsHour that galvanized the 2:00 Nature 7:00 Nightly Business civil rights movement. (R of 8 PM) DV Report 9:00 The March 3:00 NOVA 7:30 North Carolina Now Americans recall the (R of 9 PM) DV 8:00 Nature March on Washington Cracking the Koala Code 50 years ago. (see Discover how koalas highlighted box) 29 THURSDAY survive and thrive on 10:00 Building the Dream a diet poisonous to 5:30 BBC World News Follow the dream of almost all other herbivo- America creating a national rous mammals. DV 6:00 PBS NewsHour monument honoring 9:00 NOVA 7:00 Nightly Business Martin Luther King Jr. Making Stuff Cleaner Report 11:00 Mr. Bean See how materials used 7:30 North Carolina Now The Curse of Mr. Bean to make fuel cells, quan- 8:00 Our State 11:30 BBC World News tum computers and more Waterway Tales/ 12:00 Charlie Rose shape the future. DV Love Valley/Doll Lady

August 28 marks the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington. Honor the 200,000 courageous people who fought for jobs and freedom for this country’s African-American citizens. The March features interviews with citizens, activists and celebrities who traveled to Washington to participate in this historic event. And visit unctv.org/content/march to see local stories from Tar Heel attendees.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, AT 9 PM

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8:30 Exploring North Carolina Roanoke Super Highway 9:00 North Carolina Weekend 9:30 Great Smoky Mountains Railways Travel through unspoiled beauty the best way possible. 10:00 Blue Ridge Parkway: A Long & Winding Road Explore the impact of the most visited seg- ment of the National Close up of an IMAX film negative.Side by Side—The Science, Art & Park Service. Impact of Digital Cinema, Friday, August 30, at 9 PM. 11:00 To the Manor Born Tramps & Poachers 11:30 BBC World News 12:00 Charlie Rose 4:00 Queen’s Palaces 3:30 Woodsmith Shop 1:00 Tavis Smiley (R of 8/25, 8 PM) Craftsman Coffee Table 1:30 North Carolina Now 5:00 A Breakfast Special 2: 4:00 The Woodwright’s Shop (R of 7:30) Revenge of the with Roy Underhill 2:00 POV Omelets The Enfield Cupboard 5 Broken Cameras Simple to construct and 3:30 Great Smoky elegant in design, this Mountains Railways 31 SATURDAY cupboard is a standby (R of 9:30 PM) in any room or shop. DV 4:00 Blue Ridge Parkway: A 6:00 Mister Rogers’ 4:30 This Old House Long & Winding Road Neighborhood DV Essex Project, Part (R of 10 PM) 6:30 Daniel Tiger’s 6—Rustic Plaster, Neighborhood DV Advanced Septic 7:00 Sesame Street DV 5:00 Ask This Old House 30 FRIDAY 8:00 Curious George Solving a Melted Mys- 8:30 The Cat in the Hat tery/Performing a Whole 5:30 BBC World News Knows a Lot About House Energy Audit America That! DV 5:30 Carolina Outdoor 6:00 PBS NewsHour 9:00 Super WHY! DV Journal 7:00 Nightly Business 9:30 Dinosaur Train DV Cape Bluefish Report 10:00 North Carolina 6:00 Song of the Mountains 7:30 North Carolina Now Weekend Niall Toner/Janie Fricke 8:00 Washington Week (R of 8/29, 9 PM) 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show 8:30 North Carolina 10:30 North Carolina Small Town, USA Weekend Local Catch 8:00 As Time Goes By (R of 8/29, 9 PM) (R of 8/22, 9:30 PM) At Death’s Door 9:00 Side by Side—The 11:00 Growing a 8:30 To the Manor Born Science, Art & Impact Greener World The Spare Room of Digital Cinema Garden Myths 2.0: 9:00 Doc Martin Discover the process of Atlanta Movement making movies in this 11:30 P. Allen Smith’s 10:00 Death in Paradise fascinating documentary. Garden to Table A voodoo priestess 10:00 Steve Jobs— Autumn Enchantment DV predicts her own mur- One Last Thing 12:00 Almanac Gardener der, as well as the man Consider the influ- Cool Ways To Enjoy responsible for it. ences that molded North Carolina 11:00 Scott & Bailey this visioneer and how Watermelons Burned corpses reveal his talent, style and 12:30 British Antiques tortured bodies. imagination changed Roadshow 12:00 Austin City Limits the world and our lives. St Fagans Mumford & Sons/ 11:00 Keeping Up 1:00 Antiques Roadshow Flogging Molly Appearances (R of 8/26, 8 PM) 1:00 Live from the A Celebrity for the 2:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Artists Den Barbecue European Travel Skills, Ed Sheeran 11:30 BBC World News Part 1 2:00 Doc Martin 12:00 Charlie Rose 2:30 Travelscope The Admirer 1:00 Tavis Smiley Rwanda—In Search of 3:00 EastEnders 1:30 North Carolina Now Chimpanzees 3:30 EastEnders (R of 7:30) 3:00 Rough Cut— 4:00 History Detectives 2:00 Masterpiece MYSTERY! Woodworking with 5:00 Market Warriors (R of 8/25, 9 PM) Tommy Mac Antiquing in Greene & Greene-in- Burlington, KY spired Dressing Mirror

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LOOK AT THE MARCH ON WASHINGTON & ITS IMPACT ON NORTH CAROLINIANS

Meet North Carolinians who took part in the historic March on Washington 50 years ago. United States Representative G. K. Butterfield, Dr. Charmaine McKissick-Melton, March on Washington attendees/activists in New Bern and experts discuss the march, its effects and today’s issues on Black Issues Forum’s Sunday, August 18, episode, 50 Years After the March, at 11:30 AM. Visit unctv.org/content/march to see these stories.

GET READY, GET SET, GET BACK TO SCHOOL…

Join UNC-TV’s Read-a-roo and her PBS KIDS pals for four exciting, enlightening and enriching back to school activities for rising kindergarteners and their parents hosted by UNC-TV, community partners and PBS KIDS Betsy’s Kindergarten Adventures.

DURHAM—Countdown to Kindergarten Friday, August 2, 5:45-8 PM Meet & Greet: Read-a-roo, Duck from WordWorld, Curious George and Betsy from Betsy’s Kindergarten Adventures Museum of Life & Science, 433 Murray Avenue Contact: Kate MacDonell, Durham Public Schools, 919-560-9403 or 919-619-6053

GREENSBORO—Kick Off to Kindergarten Saturday, August 17, 3-5 PM Meet & Greet: Clifford from PBS KIDS Clifford the Big Red Dog Greensboro Children’s Museum, 220 North Church Street Contact: Gabrielle Howell, 336-574-2898, ext. 305

RALEIGH—Kick Off to Kindergarten Saturday, August 17, 9 AM-5 PM Meet & Greet: 11:30 AM-3:30 PM: Read-a-roo, Duck from WordWorld, Curious George and Betsy from Betsy’s Kindergarten Adventures Marbles Kids’ Museum, 201 East Hargett Street Contact: Hardin Engelhardt, 919-857-1012 or 919-834-4040

WILSON COUNTY— Back to School Fair Saturday, August 17, 9 AM-Noon Meet & Greet: Martha from Martha Speaks Jones Elementary School, 4028 Hwy 42W, Wilson Contact: Mary Artis, 252-206-4235, ext. 16

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BEHIND THE SCREEN Meet UNC-TV’s Peter Ampuja

The first thing you notice about UNC-TV’s studio headquarters in Research Triangle Park is the beautiful natural surroundings. Maintaining and improving on this asset is the job of UNC-TV’s Landscape Supervisor Peter Ampuja and his small team.

Born in Canada and growing up just south of Boston, Peter dreamed of a UNC-TV Landscape Supervisor, Peter Ampuja hockey career, but his mother noticed his natural affinity for the outdoors. When Finnish relatives visited the Ampujas, Peter always led the tour of the family garden and talked about the local trees. After finishing school, Peter joined the Marines and discovered North Carolina by way of Camp Lejeune. Following his service, Peter returned to his love of nature, and started a landscaping business in South Florida, where his parents had moved. Later, he worked as a groundskeeper at Palm Beach Community College by day, while taking evening classes in environmental horticulture there. After increasingly responsible positions utilizing his experience and love of nature, Peter took a position overseeing maintenance of University of Virginia’s historic gardens; when he learned about the opening at UNC-TV, he happily returned with his wife and children.

Today, Peter focuses not only on maintaining the lush 12-acre landscaping at UNC-TV, but also on doing so with an eye on sustainability and organic techniques. Recycling, composting and other sound environmental practices are all top priorities for Peter and his UNC-TV crew. They keep the grounds neat, safe and welcoming for people and wildlife alike. Thanks to their efforts, the prestigious Professional Grounds Management Society presented UNC-TV with its national Green Star Award in 2010 and 2012, joining such other North Carolina institutions as the Biltmore Estate, as well as UNC-Greensboro, Duke and Elon Universities.

Peter also supported UNC-TV’s educational mission by showing students from Durham’s Riverside High School how to plant and maintain an edible garden, sustainable organic horticulture and the advantages of healthy eating. On those rare occasions when he is not outdoors, Peter does find time to watch UNC-TV. His favorite programs? No surprises there— Almanac Gardener, In the Garden with Bryce Lane, and the rest of the Saturday morning gardening shows, of course!

WEDNESDAYS ARE GETTING SMARTER! North Carolina Science Now Premieres Wednesday, August 7, at 7:30 PM, during North Carolina Now!

Starting this month, during every Wednesday edition of North Carolina Now, Frank Graff shares the latest exciting information from the world of science in our state. North Carolina Science Now is another way UNC-TV makes Wednesdays science nights, along with NATURE, NOVA and NOVA Science NOW. North Carolina Science Now premieres Wednesday, August 7, at 7:30 PM, and is made possible by a generous grant from GlaxoSmithKline. Visit science.unctv.org to take advantage of this multimedia experience.

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