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July 2016 ----- KVIEHD2 Programs Alpha Order All Broadcasts Page 1 of 10 Created 6/30/16. Occasionally, KVIE makes changes to its schedule that would cause some of the below information to change. Please visit kvie.org/schedule for the most up-to-date information. 1916 The Irish Rebellion Awakening #101 7/10 5PM, 7/21 7AM Insurrection #102 7/10 6PM, 7/28 7AM When Myth and History Rhyme #103 7/10 7PM Aging Backwards with Miranda Esmonde-White 7/27 4AM, 7/28 Mid, 7/30 4AM American Woodshop The Burkhardt Inspired Green Man Chair #2309 7/2 1PM Antique Repair and Restoration Workshop #2310 7/9 1PM Custom Headboards #2311 7/16 1PM Making Home Doors #2312 7/23 1PM Recycled Medicine Cabinets #2313 7/30 1PM America Revealed Electric Nation #103 7/1 1AM Made in the U.S.A. #104 7/1 7PM, 7/4 3AM, 7/6 4AM America's Heartland #218 7/4 9AM #219 7/5 9AM #220 7/6 9AM #301 7/7 9AM #710 7/7 7PM #302 7/11 9AM #303 7/12 9AM #304 7/13 9AM #305 7/14 9AM #802 7/14 7PM #306 7/18 9AM #307 7/19 9AM #308 7/20 9AM #309 7/21 9AM #1003 7/21 7PM #310 7/25 9AM #311 7/26 9AM #312 7/27 9AM #313 7/28 9AM #1005 7/28 7PM Antiques Roadshow Vintage New York #2020 7/3 8PM Anaheim, Hour One #1813 7/5 7AM Vintage Secaucus #1623 7/10 8PM Vintage Indianapolis #2021 7/12 7AM, 7/17 8PM Anaheim, Hour Two #1814 7/19 7AM Vintage Houston #1624 7/24 8PM Anaheim, Hour Three #1815 7/26 7AM Cats & Dogs #1619 7/31 8PM Arthur Pets and Pests/Go Fly A Kite #1707 7/3 11AM Buster's Book Battle/on the Buster Scale #1608 7/4 3PM Fern And The Case Of The Stolen Story/sue Ellen Vegges Out #1609 7/5 3PM, 7/10 11AM So Funny I Forgot to Laugh/The Best Day Ever #1610 7/6 3PM The Tattletale Frog/D.W. & Bud's Higher Purpose #1801 7/7 3PM The Friend Who Wasn't There/Surprise! #1802 7/8 3PM The Case of the Girl with the Long Face/The Substitute Arthur #1803 7/11 3PM Best Wishes/The Tardy Tumbler #1804 7/12 3PM, 7/17 11AM Fountain Abbey/Arthur Calls It #1805 7/13 3PM Whip. Mix. Blend./Staycation #1806 7/14 3PM Two Minutes/Messy Dress Mess #1807 7/15 3PM Arthur's Family Vacation/Grandpa Dave's Old Country Farm #115 7/18 3PM D.W.'s Time Trouble/Buster's Amish Mismatch #707 7/19 3PM, 7/24 11AM D.W. Goes to Washington/Arthur's Mystery Envelope #210 7/20 3PM Postcards from Buster, Parts I & II #806 7/21 3PM Around The World In 11-Minutes/Muffy and the Big Bad Blog #1407 7/22 3PM Brain's Brain/Brain Sees Stars #1901 7/25 3PM Sue Ellen Adds It Up/Wish You Were Here #1902 7/26 3PM, 7/31 11AM Arthur Read: Super Saver!/Tibbles to the Rescue! #1808 7/27 3PM Arthurs Toy Trouble/Spar for the Course #1903 7/28 3PM Carried Away/Dueling Detectives #1904 7/29 3PM Ask This Old House Home Composting, Steam Boiler #1405 7/2 5PM Sink Mistake, Security Light #1406 7/9 5PM Butterfly Garden, Dark Closet #1407 7/16 5PM Home Brew Beer, Rain Barrel #1408 7/23 5PM Childproofing, Falling Sink #1409 7/30 5PM Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi Music City (Nashville, Tennessee - USA) #111 7/7 8AM Dancer of the Year (The Cook Islands) #112 7/14 8AM Where Asia Meets Europe (Turkey) #113 7/21 8AM BBC World News #184 7/1 11PM #187 7/4 11PM #188 7/5 11PM #189 7/6 11PM #190 7/7 11PM #191 7/8 11PM #194 7/11 11PM #195 7/12 11PM #196 7/13 11PM #197 7/14 11PM #198 7/15 11PM #201 7/18 11PM #202 7/19 11PM #203 7/20 11PM #204 7/21 11PM #205 7/22 11PM #208 7/25 11PM #209 7/26 11PM #210 7/27 11PM #211 7/28 11PM #212 7/29 11PM Beads, Baubles and Jewels Make These Tonight #2405 7/7 10AM Color Explorations #2406 7/14 10AM Switch It Up #2407 7/21 10AM Boho Chic Made Easy #2408 7/28 10AM Best of the Joy of Painting Indian Summer #3115 7/6 12:30PM Royal Majesty #3116 7/13 12:30PM At Dawn's Light #3117 7/20 12:30PM By The Sea #3118 7/27 12:30PM Billy Joel: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize 7/2 3AM Biz Kid$ Fundraising Can Be Fun #510 7/2 10:30AM What to Do with a Windfall #511 7/9 10:30AM Businesses Going Green #512 7/16 10:30AM All in the Family #513 7/23 10:30AM Have A Plan, Stan! #201 7/30 10:30AM Blackout: American Experience #2707 7/5 2AM, 7/5 4AM Bob the Builder Watch Out Pilchard #1004 7/2 6:30AM Don't Muck It Up #1005 7/9 6:30AM Lofty's New Claw #1001 7/16 6:30AM After Dark #1002 7/23 6:30AM Mind Out! #1003 7/30 6:30AM Bonnie & Clyde: American Experience #2803 7/7 7AM, 7/11 3AM, 7/12 2AM, 7/12 4AM Bridging The Divide: Tom Bradley and the Politics of Race 7/9 3AM, 7/9 10PM Bug Bites #115 7/2 Noon #116 7/9 Noon #117 7/16 Noon Lost In Translation #101 7/23 Noon The Sky's The Limit #102 7/30 Noon Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid: American Experience 7/14 7AM California's Gold Golden Knights #11010 7/1 1PM Capitol Steps #11011 7/4 1PM Neptune Pool #11012 7/5 1PM July 2016 ----- KVIEHD2 Programs Alpha Order All Broadcasts Page 2 of 10 Created 6/30/16. Occasionally, KVIE makes changes to its schedule that would cause some of the below information to change. Please visit kvie.org/schedule for the most up-to-date information. Chiriaco Summit #11013 7/6 1PM Jojoba #11014 7/7 1PM Lopez-Hill House #11015 7/8 1PM Land Sailing #12001 7/11 1PM Rain Bird #12002 7/12 1PM Headwaters Forest Reserve #12003 7/13 1PM Coit Tower #12004 7/14 1PM Catalina Casino #12005 7/15 1PM Cape Mendocino Lighthouse #12007 7/18 1PM Masumoto Family Farm #12008 7/19 1PM Michael Adams #12009 7/20 1PM La Grange #12010 7/21 1PM Music Video #13001 7/22 1PM Oil Workers #13002 7/25 1PM Lunar Landing #13003 7/26 1PM Sturgeon's Mill #13004 7/27 1PM Snow Goose Festival #13005 7/28 1PM Old Wood #13006 7/29 1PM Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! Trees Company/Now You See Me #107 7/1 1:30PM Rain Game/No Sssweater Is Better #108 7/4 1:30PM A Tale About Tails/Sticky Situation #109 7/5 1:30PM Night Lights/Go Snails Go! #110 7/6 1:30PM Flight of the Penguin/Let's Go Fly A Kite #111 7/7 1:30PM You Should Be Dancing/Batty for Bats #112 7/8 1:30PM The Lost Egg/Hold On Tight #114 7/11 1:30PM Jump!/Slow Down for Sloths #115 7/12 1:30PM Chasing Rainbows/Follow The Prints #116 7/13 1:30PM A Long Winter's Nap/The Tree Doctor #117 7/14 1:30PM Maps/Termite Towers #113 7/15 1:30PM Incredible Journey/Bamboozled #118 7/18 1:30PM Thump/Squirreled Away #119 7/19 1:30PM Pick Your Friends/ Finola's Farm #120 7/20 1:30PM, 7/25 1:30PM Teeny Weeny Adventure/I See Seeds #122 7/21 1:30PM, 7/29 1:30PM Surprise Surprise/A Howling Good Time #123 7/22 1:30PM Blue Feet Are Neat/A Little Reef Magic #126 7/26 1:30PM Secret Super Digger/Pucker Up and Blow #124 7/27 1:30PM Sniff and Seek/Aye Aye! #125 7/28 1:30PM Charlie Rose #22140 7/1 9PM #22141 7/4 9PM #22142 7/5 9PM #22143 7/6 9PM #22144 7/7 9PM #22145 7/8 9PM #22146 7/11 9PM #22147 7/12 9PM #22148 7/13 9PM #22149 7/14 9PM #22150 7/15 9PM #22151 7/18 9PM #22152 7/19 9PM #22153 7/20 9PM #22154 7/21 9PM #22155 7/22 9PM #22156 7/25 9PM #22157 7/26 9PM #22158 7/27 9PM #22159 7/28 9PM #22160 7/29 9PM Charlie Rose - The Week #351 7/1 8PM #352 7/8 8PM #401 7/15 8PM #402 7/22 8PM #403 7/29 8PM Classical Stretch: By Essentrics Posture Workout #1102 7/1 5:30AM Weight Loss Workout #1128 7/2 5:30AM Weight Loss #1103 7/4 5:30AM, 7/9 5:30AM Full Body Flexibility #1104 7/5 5:30AM Waist Toning #1105 7/6 5:30AM Knee Strengthening #1106 7/7 5:30AM Spine Mobility #1107 7/8 5:30AM Back Pain Relief #1108 7/11 5:30AM, 7/16 5:30AM Hip and Leg Flexibility #1109 7/12 5:30AM Mobility #1110 7/13 5:30AM Spine Strengthening #1111 7/14 5:30AM Boost Your Energy #1112 7/15 5:30AM Bone Strengthening #1113 7/18 5:30AM, 7/23 5:30AM Spine Flexibility #1114 7/19 5:30AM Arthritis Relief and Pain Prevention #1115 7/20 5:30AM Posture #1116 7/21 5:30AM Toning and Slenderizing #1117 7/22 5:30AM Boost Your Energy #1118 7/25 5:30AM, 7/30 5:30AM Feet and Calf Workout #1119 7/26 5:30AM Quad Lengthening & Strengthening #1120 7/27 5:30AM Arm Toning Workout #1121 7/28 5:30AM Spine Strengthening Workout #1122 7/29 5:30AM Closer to Truth Does Cosmic Fine Tuning Demand Explanation? #1208 7/3 6AM Why Obsess About Free Will? #1209 7/3 6:30AM Why Seek An Alternative God? #1210 7/10 6AM Panentheism: Is The World In God? #1211 7/10 6:30AM What Is Nothing? #1212 7/17 6AM Why Anything at All? #1213 7/17 6:30AM When Brains Go Bad? #1601 7/24 6AM What Is The Doomsday Argument? #1602 7/24 6:30AM How Could God Make Miracles? #1603 7/31 6AM How Do Consciousness and Language Relate? #1604 7/31 6:30AM Comet Encounter 7/30 8PM Consuelo Mack WealthTrack Critical Retirement Decisions #1302 7/5 5AM #1303 7/12 5AM #1304 7/19 5AM #1305 7/26 5AM Craftsman's Legacy The Blacksmith #109 7/2 4PM The Blade Maker #110 7/9 4PM The Book Maker #111 7/16 4PM The Boat Maker #112 7/23 4PM The Basket Weaver #113 7/30 4PM Curiosity Quest Making Fabric #801 7/2 11AM Maui Adventure #802 7/9 11AM Making Sugar #803 7/16 11AM Spiders #804 7/23 11AM Olives #805 7/30 11AM Curious George Shipwrecked with Hundley/Chasing Rainbows #310 7/2 8AM The Big Picture/Juicy George #402 7/4 2PM Personal Trainer/Sprout Outing #401 7/4 2:30PM The Inside Story/A Monkey, A Plan, A Canal #404 7/5 2PM, 7/9 8AM Girl Meets Monkey/Curious George Ramps It Up #403 7/5 2:30PM Movie House Monkey/Cooking with Monkey #315 7/6 2PM Guest Monkey/Charkie Goes to School #405 7/6 2:30PM Downhill Racer/Book Monkey #502 7/7 2PM George and Marco Sound It Out/A Monkey's Duckling #501 7/7 2:30PM Trader George/One in a Million Chameleon #504 7/8 2PM George's Super Subway Adventure/Well Done, George #503 7/8 2:30PM Go West, Young Monkey/Meet The New Neighbors #508 7/11 2PM George-O-Matic/Curious George, Sheep Herder #507 7/11 2:30PM George's Home Run/Monkey On Ice #506 7/12 2PM Monkey Size Me/Metal Detective #505 7/12 2:30PM School of Dance/Curious George Sounds Off #601 7/13 2PM Follow That July 2016 ----- KVIEHD2 Programs Alpha Order All Broadcasts Page 3 of 10 Created 6/30/16.
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  • Children's DVD Titles (Including Parent Collection)

    Children's DVD Titles (Including Parent Collection)

    Children’s DVD Titles (including Parent Collection) - as of July 2017 NRA ABC monsters, volume 1: Meet the ABC monsters NRA Abraham Lincoln PG Ace Ventura Jr. pet detective (SDH) PG A.C.O.R.N.S: Operation crack down (CC) NRA Action words, volume 1 NRA Action words, volume 2 NRA Action words, volume 3 NRA Activity TV: Magic, vol. 1 PG Adventure planet (CC) TV-PG Adventure time: The complete first season (2v) (SDH) TV-PG Adventure time: Fionna and Cake (SDH) TV-G Adventures in babysitting (SDH) G Adventures in Zambezia (SDH) NRA Adventures of Bailey: Christmas hero (SDH) NRA Adventures of Bailey: The lost puppy NRA Adventures of Bailey: A night in Cowtown (SDH) G The adventures of Brer Rabbit (SDH) NRA The adventures of Carlos Caterpillar: Litterbug TV-Y The adventures of Chuck & friends: Bumpers up! TV-Y The adventures of Chuck & friends: Friends to the finish TV-Y The adventures of Chuck & friends: Top gear trucks TV-Y The adventures of Chuck & friends: Trucks versus wild TV-Y The adventures of Chuck & friends: When trucks fly G The adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (CC) G The adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (2014) (SDH) G The adventures of Milo and Otis (CC) PG The adventures of Panda Warrior (CC) G Adventures of Pinocchio (CC) PG The adventures of Renny the fox (CC) NRA The adventures of Scooter the penguin (SDH) PG The adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D (SDH) NRA The adventures of Teddy P. Brains: Journey into the rain forest NRA Adventures of the Gummi Bears (3v) (SDH) PG The adventures of TinTin (CC) NRA Adventures with