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9:30pm Finding Refuge Late Blossom Blues The efforts of one dying woman to When 81 year-old Leo "Bud" Welch preserve her Native culture don't from the Mississippi backwoods end when she passes, but prompts released his debut record a renewal in finding pride in that "Sabougla Voices" in 2014, he took culture. She confronts the violent the Blues world by surprise: Where event over two centuries ago that has this guy been for the past 60 began the destruction of her people years? Why has nobody ever heard WSKG-DT4 and the shame that colonialism of him before? LATE BLOSSOM created. BLUES follows Leo and his March 2019 10pm PBS NewsHour manager Vencie Varnado, a Gulf expanded listings 11pm Nightly Business Report War Veteran, as they balance the 11:30pm Day tight rope between business and 12am Independent Lens geriatrics, between jet lag and 1 Friday Dolores sound check. It also paints a 9pm Penny: Champion of the Meet the indomitable Dolores heart-warming portrait of Leo's Marginalized Huerta, who tirelessly led the fight small hometown Bruce, MS where PENNY is a multi-dimensional for racial and labor justice Leo's daily life is still untouched by portrait of Penny Cooper, a alongside Cesar Chavez, becoming his late global fame. celebrated criminal defense one of the most defiant - and 11:30pm Our American Family: attorney, art collector, supporter of unheralded - feminist activists of The Clarks female artists, and protector of the the 20th century. The first half of the 1900's underdog. Cooper's life brims with 2 Saturday represents the last era of American stories mirroring the profound 8pm Holly Near: American life that, for most families, began changes in our country from the Masters largely unchanged from the 1940s to the present. In this Experience the power of song in generations that came before. For revealing documentary, Cooper the struggle for equality through the generations, the Clark family of proves herself quite the raconteur story of feminist singer and activist Frankford, DE has shown with seemingly unlimited Holly Near, who for the last 40 tremendous support of one another anecdotes. Her stories are years has worked on global social as members faced hard times with engaging; sometimes funny, and justice coalition-building in the tender loyalty. "Our American sometimes distressing. The film is a women's and lesbian movements. Family: The Clarks" traces the lives collection of these moments as told 9pm Keeper of the Beat: A of this African-American family with by Cooper and the people who Woman's Journey into the Heart seven children as they employed have been impacted by her of Dru humor, resourcefulness and dynamic spirit. The talented lawyer Keeper of the Beat: A Woman's respect for all through the and art enthusiast offers a unique Journey into the Heart of Drumming Depression, WWII, and racial perspective on important social is an award-winning documentary tension. narratives such as criminal justice, on the life and music of acclaimed 12am Holly Near: American the artists and collectors who drummer, composer and teacher, Masters generate today's global Barbara Borden. Filmed on four Experience the power of song in contemporary art market, gender continents by three-time Emmy the struggle for equality through the equality, and more. Through it all, winner, David L. Brown, the film story of feminist singer and activist she has found herself at the center tells Borden's inspiring story Holly Near, who for the last 40 of dramatic social progress for through performance, interviews, years has worked on global social women. A role model and pioneer, archival material and excerpts of justice coalition-building in the Cooper perhaps owes much of her Borden's autobiographical women's and lesbian movements. success in transcending the glass percussion play, "She Dares to 3 Sunday ceiling to her unwavering resilience, Drum." 8pm Nature fortitude and infamous humility. 10pm America ReFramed Yosemite Page 2 of 13 – March 2019 WORLD expanded guide

Yosemite is a land forged in wildfire The Long Way Home 11:30pm Day and sculpted by water, but with Discover how actress Julianna 12am Mankiller climate change, water is scarcer Marguiles, author Azar Nafisi and Learn about the legacy of Wilma and fire more common. Join chef Lidia Bastianich are bound Mankiller, who overcame sexism to scientists and adventurers to together by their ancestors' singular emerge as the Cherokee Nation's investigate how these global and deeply human desire to first woman Principal Chief. changes are affecting one of preserve their most cherished Through archival footage and America's greatest wildernesses. traditions. interviews, MANKILLER examines 9pm Finding Your Roots 12am Nature the life of one of the country's most Hard Times Yosemite important woman leaders. Host Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Yosemite is a land forged in wildfire 5 Tuesday explores the family stories of and sculpted by water, but with 8pm America ReFramed filmmaker Michael Moore and climate change, water is scarcer Finding Kukan actors Laura Linney and Chloe and fire more common. Join Filmmaker Robin Lung documents Sevigny -- three people whose scientists and adventurers to her 7-year journey to uncover the distant ancestors overcame great investigate how these global efforts of Li Ling-Ai, the visionary hardships in ways that resonate changes are affecting one of but uncredited producer of Kukan. with their lives today. America's greatest wildernesses. Lung discovers a damaged film 10pm Doc World 4 Monday print of Kukan, and pieces together Towards The North/Los Comandos 8pm Warrior Women the untold tale of the two Los Comandos: El Salvador - Warrior Women is the untold story renegades behind its making -- Li where gang and police violence of American Indian Movement Ling-Ai and Rey Scott. A landmark rule the country with the highest activists who fought for civil rights film, Kukan showcased China's murder rate in the world. For in the '70s, anchored by one of the resistance to Japanese occupation 16-year-old Mimi and her friends, Red Power Movement's most during World War II, and was the refuge from the bloodshed can be outspoken Lakota leaders, first American feature documentary found in a group of volunteer Madonna Thunder Hawk, and her to receive an Academy Award in paramedics called the Comandos daughter Marcy Gilbert. 1942. de Salvamento. But when the 9pm Life on the Line 9pm Reel South brutality reaches one of their fellow San Bernardino Strong First Lady of the Revolution Comandos, Mimi must decide if she Julie never thought she would be Produced and Directed by: Andrea will stay and risk her life helping where she is now: healing from two Kalin. Henrietta Boggs, a reluctant others, or flee the country and head gunshot wounds when her Southern belle, finds her way to north. Towards the North: Every co-worker and his wife opened fire Central America in the 1940s, in year, thousands of people flee the at an employee meeting in one of search of freedom and adventure. extreme gang violence of Central the deadliest terrorist attacks. In the Instead, she is swept up in political America in hopes of a better life. midst of this tragedy, hope lives on. upheaval, when her new husband TOWARDS THE NORTH gives an You see it in the eyes of Julie who is elected president of Costa Rica. intimate look into the daily battles of is set on sharing her hope with First Lady of the Revolution asylum seekers on the run through others. You witness it in the heroic portrays a courageous woman who the eyes of Nelly and her daughter efforts of first responders helping escaped the confines of a sheltered Joseline. With their sights set on those injured. And you feel it in a existence to help nurture a young the U.S., the mother and daughter bond the community formed like democracy. team face the task of crossing the never before. 10pm PBS NewsHour length of . But they soon 9:30pm Stories from the Stage 11pm Nightly Business Report realize the journey may be more Didn't See That Coming 11:30pm Day difficult than they first imagined. 10pm PBS NewsHour 12am America ReFramed 11pm Finding Your Roots 11pm Nightly Business Report Finding Kukan Page 3 of 13 – March 2019 WORLD expanded guide

Filmmaker Robin Lung documents Medicine Woman, interweaves the brings one of the 20th century's her 7-year journey to uncover the lives of Native American women best-loved writers out from the efforts of Li Ling-Ai, the visionary healers of today with the story of shadow of her often controversial but uncredited producer of Kukan. America's first Native doctor, Susan husband, the pioneering aviator Lung discovers a damaged film La Flesche Picotte (1865-1915). . The film uses print of Kukan, and pieces together The one-hour PBS documentary Anne's own words to help convey the untold tale of the two produced by and about women, her inner life, which was deeply renegades behind its making -- Li features historic and contemporary affected by the challenges of being Ling-Ai and Rey Scott. A landmark profiles of female healers, starting part of America's most famous film, Kukan showcased China's with Susan La Flesche Picotte couple. resistance to Japanese occupation (1865-1915) of the Omaha Tribe of 10pm PBS NewsHour during World War II, and was the Nebraska. 11pm Nightly Business Report first American feature documentary 10pm PBS NewsHour 11:30pm Day to receive an Academy Award in 11pm Nightly Business Report 12am Beyond The Powder: The 1942. 11:30pm Day Legacy of the First Women's 6 Wednesday 12am Nova Cross-Cou 8:30pm Independent Lens Mystery Beneath The Ice BEYOND THE POWDER is a Supergirl Dive under the ice to explore documentary film that follows the Meet Naomi, a seemingly ordinary Antarctica's under-ice landscape female pilots of the 2014 Air Race Orthodox Jewish preteen from New with a team of scientists as they Classic racers as they make their Jersey whose extraordinary talent - search for the mystery killer that's way across the country, while breaking world powerlifting records decimating the population of telling the story of the first women's - turns her into an international delicate shrimp-like creatures at the cross-country air race of 1929, also phenomenon in this unique foundation of the Antarctic food known as the Powder Puff Derby. coming-of-age story. chain. The first Women's Air Derby in 10pm PBS NewsHour 8 Friday 1929-which was comprised of 20 11pm Nightly Business Report 8pm Breaking Through The women, including Amelia 11:30pm Day Clouds: The First Women's Earhart-was flown from Santa 12am POV National Air Monica to the finish line in The War to Be Her In August of 1929 twenty women Cleveland, kicking off the National In the Taliban-controlled area of pulled on britches, snapped on Air Races. The country watched as Waziristan in Pakistan, where goggles and climbed into their these brave women made history women's sports are decried as cockpits to race across the country. flying cross-country, breaking into a un-Islamic and girls rarely leave It was the first women's national air competition that was thought to be their homes, young Maria derby. There was the media for men only. They encountered Toorpakai defies the rules by darling, the Hollywood starlet, the sabotage, death, and all the disguising herself as a boy to aviatrix record breakers and the difficulties of flying at the dawn of compete freely. unforgettable foul-mouthed wife of aviation. Today the Powder Puff 7 Thursday a preacher. Together these women Derby continues as the Air Race were flying in the face of anyone Classic, with modern day racers 8pm Plants Behaving Badly carrying out the legacy and the Murder & Mayhem who believed women belonged on the ground. Breaking Through The adventurous spirit of the original Examine the extraordinary behavior racers. Showing that they were of carnivorous plants, which have Clouds is the documentary that tells their story. more than just their make-up, the been a feature of many a sci-fi film original Derby contestants have over the years. The reality turns out 9:30pm Anne Morrow Lindbergh: You'll Have The Sky inspired those flying today to truly to be far stranger than the fiction. push beyond the powder. See why. "You'll Have the Sky: The Life and 9pm Medicine Woman Work of Anne Morrow Lindbergh" 9 Saturday Page 4 of 13 – March 2019 WORLD expanded guide

8pm Loretta Lynn: American Daughter, Loretta Lynn struggled to Sandinistas! exposes a watershed Masters balance family and her music moment in history when thousands Explore the country legend's career and is still going strong over of women transformed society's hard-fought road to stardom. From 50 years later. definition of womanhood and her Appalachian roots to the 10 Sunday leadership before facing renewed Oscar-winning biopic Coal Miner's 8pm Nature marginalization by their male peers Daughter, Loretta Lynn struggled to Jungle Animal Hospital after the wars ended. Now, 35 balance family and her music Witness the day-to-day drama at years later, amidst staggering career and is still going strong over one of the world's wildest hospitals levels of gender violence in 50 years later. deep in the Guatemalan jungle. A Nicaragua, and while their own 10pm America ReFramed vet and his team take on stories are being erased from the Finding Kukan dangerous challenges as they care history books, these same women Filmmaker Robin Lung documents for endangered animals - from brave the streets once again to her 7-year journey to uncover the stitching up a rare baby bird to lead the popular movements for efforts of Li Ling-Ai, the visionary wresting a crocodile. equality and democracy. but uncredited producer of Kukan. 9pm Finding Your Roots 11pm Warrior Women Lung discovers a damaged film The Impression Warrior Women is the untold story print of Kukan, and pieces together Comedian Larry David and of American Indian Movement the untold tale of the two politician Bernie Sanders discover activists who fought for civil rights renegades behind its making -- Li they have more in common than in the '70s, anchored by one of the Ling-Ai and Rey Scott. A landmark they thought as they trace their Red Power Movement's most film, Kukan showcased China's roots from 1940s Brooklyn back to outspoken Lakota leaders, resistance to Japanese occupation Jewish communities in Eastern Madonna Thunder Hawk, and her during World War II, and was the Europe. daughter Marcy Gilbert. first American feature documentary 10pm Doc World 12am Nature to receive an Academy Award in Las Sandinistas! Jungle Animal Hospital 1942. A?Las Sandinistas! uncovers the Witness the day-to-day drama at 11pm Reel South disappearing stories of women who one of the world's wildest hospitals First Lady of the Revolution shattered barriers to lead combat deep in the Guatemalan jungle. A Produced and Directed by: Andrea and social reform during vet and his team take on Kalin. Henrietta Boggs, a reluctant Nicaragua's 1979 Sandinista dangerous challenges as they care Southern belle, finds her way to Revolution, as these same women for endangered animals - from Central America in the 1940s, in continue to lead the struggle for stitching up a rare baby bird to search of freedom and adventure. justice today against their current wresting a crocodile. Instead, she is swept up in political government's suppression of 11 Monday upheaval, when her new husband women's rights and democracy. 8pm Heather Booth: Changing is elected president of Costa Rica. The film is centered around the The World First Lady of the Revolution personal stories of Dora Maria Heather Booth is the most portrays a courageous woman who Tellez, the young medical student influential person you never heard escaped the confines of a sheltered who became a major Sandinista of. The newest film by critically existence to help nurture a young General, and four of her acclaimed filmmaker Lilly Rivlin, democracy. revolutionary allies - Nicaraguan HEATHER BOOTH: CHANGING 12am Loretta Lynn: American women who overcame traditional THE WORLD launches during a Masters gender barriers and subverted time when many are wondering Explore the country legend's stereotypes to lead rebel troops in how to make their voices heard, hard-fought road to stardom. From 1979's Sandinista Revolution, and when civil and women's rights are her Appalachian roots to the then reshaped their country with under attack, this empowering Oscar-winning biopic Coal Miner's landmark social reforms. A?Las documentary is an inspiring look at Page 5 of 13 – March 2019 WORLD expanded guide how social change happens. ponder what it means for them to 10pm PBS NewsHour 9pm Life on the Line be devoted to a historically 11pm Nightly Business Report Ebola Warriors male-driven institution like the 11:30pm Day This is the dramatic story of two Vatican. United by common bonds, 12am Jewish Film Showcase hospitals: one fighting to keep the the nuns' courageous work follows Ahead Of Time: The Extraordinary Ebola virus inside, and the other to social teachings of justice, equality, Journey of Ruth Gruber keep it out. Follow Dr. Gillian and freedom from poverty and For seven decades foreign Seton, a physician at Cooper SDA oppression. correspondent and photojournalist Hospital in Liberia, who is fighting 9:30pm Amazing Grace Ruth Gruber didn't just report the to keep the epidemic out of her "Amazing Grace" explores the news, she made it. Born in 1911 to hospital in order to keep its doors treatment of women in the legal Russian Jewish immigrants, Ruth open to patients who don't have the industry from the late 1940's Gruber became the youngest Ph.D. deadly virus. A few hours away in through today. Specifically, it in the world before becoming an Sierra Leone, meet James, a local follows the story of Missouri international journalist at age 24. A healthcare worker who is risking his Attorney Grace Day who was the fearless trailblazer who defied life to treat Ebola patients in the lone woman in her law school class tradition to become the eyes and Red Zone at Waterloo SDA in 1948 and endured torment from conscience of the world, she was Hospital. And watch how one of his her professors and peers. You'll fall the first journalist to enter the patients is trying to obtain in love with Grace Day, a woman Soviet Arctic in 1935, traveled to community acceptance as an Ebola who won over her enemies and Alaska as a member of the survivor. helped blaze a path for future Roosevelt administration in 1942, 9:30pm Stories from the Stage women lawyers. escorted Holocaust refugees to Food for Thought 10pm PBS NewsHour America in 1944, covered the 10pm PBS NewsHour 11pm Nightly Business Report Nuremberg trials in 1946, and 11pm Nightly Business Report 11:30pm Day documented the Palestine-bound 11:30pm Day 12am America ReFramed Haganah ship Exodus in 1947. Her 12am Women of '69, Unboxed Radical Grace relationships with world leaders, A group of women, college When the Vatican reprimands U.S. including , classmates, who were both nuns, citing their "radical feminism, President Harry Truman, and electrified and pummeled by the " three U.S. Catholic activist nuns Israel's Prime Minister David turbulent surf of the 60s, look back, ponder what it means for them to Ben-Gurion, gave her unique then ahead, as they turn 65, be devoted to a historically access and insight into modern ruminate on their heartaches and male-driven institution like the history. triumphs, and evaluate the "dowry" Vatican. United by common bonds, 14 Thursday they'll leave for future generations. the nuns' courageous work follows 8pm Plants Behaving Badly If their parents were the Greatest social teachings of justice, equality, Sex & Lies Generation, perhaps this and freedom from poverty and Revel in the ethereal beauty of generation was the Loudest. They oppression. orchids and examine their exotic changed the world, at least in their 13 Wednesday flowers, which are shaped for one fevered dreams, and the world 8:30pm POV purpose - to attract pollinators. changed them. Meanwhile, time 93queen Many use sex as a lure, has had its way with them... Visit the Hasidic enclave of impersonating a female bee or 12 Tuesday Borough Park, Brooklyn and meet a wasp. 8pm America ReFramed group of tenacious women who are 9pm Ireland's Wild Coast Radical Grace smashing the patriarchy in their A personal journey along one of the When the Vatican reprimands U.S. community by creating the first most spectacular coastlines in the nuns, citing their "radical feminism, all-female volunteer ambulance world featuring the wildlife and wild " three U.S. Catholic activist nuns corps in New York City. places that make it so special. Page 6 of 13 – March 2019 WORLD expanded guide

Emmy award winning wildlife the Franklin Expedition to chart the Vatican. United by common bonds, cameraman Colin Stafford-Johnson Northwest Passage vanished. Now, the nuns' courageous work follows takes viewers on an authored a Canadian team discovers one of social teachings of justice, equality, odyssey along Ireland's rugged Franklin's lost ships-a vital clue to and freedom from poverty and Atlantic coast - the place he the fate of the ill-starred expedition. oppression. chooses to make his home after 30 15 Friday 11:30pm Amazing Grace years spent shooting some of the 9pm POV "Amazing Grace" explores the world's most celebrated wildlife Still Tomorrow treatment of women in the legal films. The series will follow Colin A village woman without a high industry from the late 1940's from the southwest corner of the school diploma has become through today. Specifically, it island to finish on the tip of China's most famous poet. Meet follows the story of Missouri Northern Ireland. Along the way, he the breakout writer Yu Xihua, a Attorney Grace Day who was the gives intimate personal insights into woman with cerebral palsy, lone woman in her law school class the wild animals and wild places he poignantly weaving her personal in 1948 and endured torment from discovers. We begin on Skellig story with that of an ascendant, her professors and peers. You'll fall Rocks - stormbound ocean urbanizing China. in love with Grace Day, a woman pinnacles off the southwestern 10pm PBS NewsHour who won over her enemies and corner where early Christian monks 11pm Nightly Business Report helped blaze a path for future built a monastery on the summit 11:30pm Day women lawyers. almost 1500 years ago. His next 12am : American 12am Janis Joplin: American stop is the deserted Great Blasket Masters Masters Island, home to a wildlife spectacle Journey through the prolific life of Observe Janis Joplin's life through more familiar from Antarctica - vast the I Know Why the Caged Bird intimate letters and rare footage in numbers of Seals coming ashore in Sings author and activist who the first in-depth celebration of the winter to fight, mate and moult inspired generations with lyrical iconic rock singer. Director Amy before he heads inland in search of modern African-American thought. Berg presents a portrait of a the island's last surviving herd of Features new interviews with complicated, driven, often Red Deer from prehistoric times. , Common, the beleaguered artist. Chan Marshall Back on the coast he goes on the Clintons, and others. narrates. trail of Humpback Whales which 16 Saturday 17 Sunday are making their mark in Irish 8pm Nature waters returning year after year in 8pm Janis Joplin: American Masters Moose: Life of a Twig Eater increasing numbers before heading Travel to Canada's Rockies and north along the coast to meet a Observe Janis Joplin's life through intimate letters and rare footage in into the world of moose to lonely dolphin who has set up experience a calf's first year of life. residence off Ireland's striking the first in-depth celebration of the iconic rock singer. Director Amy At the best of times, fewer than half Burren region. Colin ends in Clew of these leggy 35-pounders survive Bay, an iconic inlet half way up Berg presents a portrait of a complicated, driven, often their first year. This stunningly Ireland's west coast and the place intimate film attempts to find out Colin chose to make his home after beleaguered artist. Chan Marshall narrates. why. decades traveling the world. 9pm Finding Your Roots 10pm PBS NewsHour 10pm America ReFramed Radical Grace Unfamiliar Kin 11pm Nightly Business Report Actors Fred Armisen and 11:30pm Day When the Vatican reprimands U.S. nuns, citing their "radical feminism, Christopher Walken and musician 12am Nova Carly Simon each learn about a Arctic Ghost Ship " three U.S. Catholic activist nuns ponder what it means for them to grandparent whose real identity Unravel the greatest mystery in and background had been a Arctic exploration: 160 years ago, be devoted to a historically male-driven institution like the mystery to them ? redefining how Page 7 of 13 – March 2019 WORLD expanded guide they see themselves. After a major snowboarding earned under oil, timber and 10pm Doc World accident, Andre's athletic life mineral leases. "100 YEARS" is the Facing The Dragon completely changed when his left compelling story of Elouise Cobell, The story of two unconventional leg got amputated. But he hasn't let a petite Blackfeet warrior from Afghan women, Nilofar, a member that slow him down. He becomes a Montana, the great granddaughter of parliament and Shakila, a triathlete and finds himself training of the legendary, Mountain Chief, television journalist. As American for the biggest competition yet: the and how she prevailed. forces and aid leave Afghanistan, 2016 Paralympics in Rio. Through 9:30pm Return: Native American the country's fragile democracy and years of hard work and dedication, Women Reclaim Foodways For the recent gains for women hang in Andre learns that life is not about Health & the balance, forcing Nilofar and the destination, but about the At its heart, RETURN: NATIVE Shakila to choose between journey. AMERICAN WOMEN RECLAIM motherhood and ambition amidst 9:30pm Stories from the Stage FOODWAYS FOR HEALTH & threats to their lives and families. Suitcase Stories (Part 2) SPIRIT is a film about empowering Sedika tells The story of two Coming to America. Hosted by people to overcome their current unconventional Afghan women Theresa Okokon. circumstances through eating as struggling to keep their livelihoods 10pm PBS NewsHour their ancestors did - nutritiously and in a landscape of insecurity and 11pm Nightly Business Report locally. RETURN explores the food violence, where conservative 11:30pm Day sovereignty movement occurring values threaten the lives of women 12am : across the country through the every day. American Masters stories of women championing the 11pm Reel South Explore the life and work of the A return to traditional food sources. Alabama Bound Raisin in the Sun playwright and The documentary features the Directed by: Lara Embry & Carolyn activist who played a significant charismatic Roxanne Swentzell Sherer. In the months leading up to role in the civil rights movement. from Santa Clara Pueblo in New the Supreme Court decision on LaTanya Richardson Jackson Mexico, whose Pueblo Food marriage equality, gay families in narrates. Anika Noni Rose is the Experience project is transforming Alabama were busy fighting voice of Lorraine Hansberry. lives in her community. Her efforts discriminatory state laws. Alabama 19 Tuesday to reclaim ancient foodways are Bound chronicles the roller-coaster 8pm America ReFramed echoed across the continent by ride for gay rights in the South, and 100 Years: One Woman's Fight for Tlingit, Muckleshoot, Oglala Sioux, a resilient community that lives with Justice Menominee and Seneca women both frustration and hope in a place Elouise Cobell is a little known hero who share Roxanne's passion and where the line between church and whose relentless pursuit of justice drive. Through personal, state is often blurred. . led her to find remedy for over half character-based storytelling, 12am Nature a million American Indian account RETURN offers examples of Moose: Life of a Twig Eater holders whose funds were held by alternative pathways to health and Travel to Canada's Rockies and the U.S. government in trust for a wellness for American Indians and into the world of moose to century. An advocate for Native demonstrates how returning to experience a calf's first year of life. American financial ancestral food sources can At the best of times, fewer than half self-determination and strengthen cultural ties to each of these leggy 35-pounders survive independence, she initiated new other and to one's heritage. their first year. This stunningly ways of viewing tribal trust funds 10pm PBS NewsHour intimate film attempts to find out and their management. In 1996, 11pm Nightly Business Report why. she led a lawsuit against the U.S. 11:30pm Day 18 Monday government for failing to pass on to 12am America ReFramed 9pm Life on the Line individual American Indian 100 Years: One Woman's Fight for It's About The Journey landowners monies they had Justice Page 8 of 13 – March 2019 WORLD expanded guide

Elouise Cobell is a little known hero Eastside, committed to collectively island to finish on the tip of whose relentless pursuit of justice confronting racism and violence, Northern Ireland. Along the way, he led her to find remedy for over half and demanding and creating safe gives intimate personal insights into a million American Indian account spaces for women. the wild animals and wild places he holders whose funds were held by 21 Thursday discovers. In Episode Two, the the U.S. government in trust for a 8pm Hawking odyssey continues as Colin century. An advocate for Native This is the intimate and revealing Stafford-Johnson completes his American financial story of Stephen Hawking's life. journey along Ireland's Atlantic rim. self-determination and Told for the first time in Hawking's Exploring the wildlife and independence, she initiated new own words and with unique access mountains around his home inlet of ways of viewing tribal trust funds to his home and public life, this is a Clew Bay, Colin then heads north and their management. In 1996, personal journey through for Donegal - Golden Eagle she led a lawsuit against the U.S. Hawking's world. The audience country, before reaching the government for failing to pass on to joins him at home, under the care island's northern tip and turning individual American Indian of his nursing team; in San Jose as east along the coast of Northern landowners monies they had he "wows" a packed theatre Ireland. Along the way, he features earned under oil, timber and audience; in Silicon Valley as he the Whooper Swans that fly from mineral leases. "100 YEARS" is the meets a team of technicians who the north every Autumn to escape compelling story of Elouise Cobell, hope to speed up his an Arctic winter, the fabulously a petite Blackfeet warrior from communication system; and as he elusive Pine Marten resident here Montana, the great granddaughter throws a party for family and since the last Ice Age, and the of the legendary, Mountain Chief, friends. HAWKING also carefully great ocean wanderers that are and how she prevailed. tells Hawking's life journey, from Basking Sharks - the second 20 Wednesday boyhood under-achiever to PhD biggest fish on the planet which 8pm POV genius, and from a healthy cox on turn up every summer out of the 306 Hollywood the Oxford rowing team to blue. Take a magical journey to the diagnosis of motor neuron disease, 10pm PBS NewsHour house at 306 Hollywood Avenue. given just two years to live yet 11pm Nightly Business Report After its owner dies, her two surviving several close brushes 11:30pm Day grandchildren begin an epic with death. The film also highlights 12am Nova excavation of her belongings. his greatest scientific discoveries Wild Ways Lip-synced conversations and and plots his rise to fame and From Yellowstone to the Yukon, to dramatic animations come to life in superstardom. Southern Africa's elephant this magical realist documentary. 9pm Ireland's Wild Coast highways stretching across five 10pm PBS NewsHour A personal journey along one of the nations, explore how newly 11pm Nightly Business Report most spectacular coastlines in the established wildlife corridors may 11:30pm Day world featuring the wildlife and wild offer a glimmer of hope to some of 12am Independent Lens places that make it so special. our planet's most cherished - but Ovarian Psycos Emmy award winning wildlife endangered - species. Based in the heart of Los Angeles' cameraman Colin Stafford-Johnson 22 Friday Eastside, and building upon the takes viewers on an authored 9pm Shot In Mexico legacy of the Chicano/a and civil odyssey along Ireland's rugged SHOT IN MEXICO is a rights movement, the irreverently Atlantic coast - the place he documentary that tells the story of named Ovarian Psycos Cycle chooses to make his home after 30 Brad Will, a young American Brigade are a ferocious and years spent shooting some of the activist-journalist killed in 2006 unapologetic group of young world's most celebrated wildlife while filming a violent rebellion in women of color, cycling through the films. The series will follow Colin Oaxaca, Mexico, and the tangled barrios and boulevards of the from the southwest corner of the aftermath of his death. Brad's Page 9 of 13 – March 2019 WORLD expanded guide murder, captured on his own tennis world of the 1950s. She was compelling story of Elouise Cobell, camera, ignited worldwide attention the first African American to play a petite Blackfeet warrior from and put a spotlight on corruption and win Wimbledon and the U.S. Montana, the great granddaughter and injustice in Mexico. In the Nationals. Features of the legendary, Mountain Chief, crime's wake, two families from and David Dinkins. and how she prevailed. different sides of the border are 9:30pm Harpist's Legacy: Ann 11:30pm Return: Native tested. In the United States, Brad's Hobson Pilot and the Sound American Women Reclaim parents, Kathy and Hardy, leverage Change Foodways For Health & their wealth and influence to A HARPIST'S LEGACY: ANN At its heart, RETURN: NATIVE demand a true investigation in HOBSON PILOT AND THE AMERICAN WOMEN RECLAIM Mexico-a campaign that takes them SOUND OF CHANGE profiles the FOODWAYS FOR HEALTH & to the halls of the United States inspirational life and distinguished SPIRIT is a film about empowering Congress. In Mexico, Liliana career of the revered harpist. This people to overcome their current Martinez fights from her compelling documentary follows circumstances through eating as impoverished neighborhood in Ann Hobson Pilot's trailblazing their ancestors did - nutritiously and Oaxaca for the release of her journey as the first black female locally. RETURN explores the food husband, Juan Manuel, an innocent principal player in a major sovereignty movement occurring man jailed for Brad's murder. In a symphony orchestra and also as an across the country through the disturbing twist, Juan Manuel's international soloist, teacher, stories of women championing the imprisonment is a result of the mentor and driving force behind return to traditional food sources. mounting international pressure put music-education programs for The documentary features the on Mexico to solve the murder of underserved minorities. A charismatic Roxanne Swentzell Brad Will. SHOT IN MEXICO HARPIST'S LEGACY uses her from Santa Clara Pueblo in New reveals the story of an American professional journey to explore the Mexico, whose Pueblo Food idealist and how his death thrust increasing racial diversity and shift Experience project is transforming two families, from two different in attitudes toward musicians of lives in her community. Her efforts worlds, into an ongoing web of color in the classical music world. to reclaim ancient foodways are cover-ups and deceit. 10pm America ReFramed echoed across the continent by 10pm PBS NewsHour 100 Years: One Woman's Fight for Tlingit, Muckleshoot, Oglala Sioux, 11pm Nightly Business Report Justice Menominee and Seneca women 11:30pm Day Elouise Cobell is a little known hero who share Roxanne's passion and 12am Frontline whose relentless pursuit of justice drive. Through personal, The Trial of Ratko Mladic led her to find remedy for over half character-based storytelling, Inside the war crimes trial of one of a million American Indian account RETURN offers examples of the infamous figures from the holders whose funds were held by alternative pathways to health and Balkan wars of the 1990s. the U.S. government in trust for a wellness for American Indians and Exclusive access to the trial of century. An advocate for Native demonstrates how returning to Ratko Mladic, accused of American financial ancestral food sources can masterminding the siege of self-determination and strengthen cultural ties to each Sarajevo and the murder of 7,000 independence, she initiated new other and to one's heritage. Muslim men and boys in ways of viewing tribal trust funds 12am American Masters Srebrenica. and their management. In 1996, Althea 23 Saturday she led a lawsuit against the U.S. Discover the story of Althea 8pm American Masters government for failing to pass on to Gibson, who emerged as the Althea individual American Indian unlikely queen of the segregated Discover the story of Althea landowners monies they had tennis world of the 1950s. She was Gibson, who emerged as the earned under oil, timber and the first African American to play unlikely queen of the segregated mineral leases. "100 YEARS" is the and win Wimbledon and the U.S. Page 10 of 13 – March 2019 WORLD expanded guide

Nationals. Features Billie Jean King Brigade are a ferocious and Rain Or Shine and David Dinkins. unapologetic group of young 10pm PBS NewsHour 24 Sunday women of color, cycling through the 11pm Nightly Business Report 8pm Nature barrios and boulevards of the 11:30pm Day Charlie and the Curious Otters Eastside, committed to collectively 12am War Zone/Comfort Zone Filmmaker Charlie Hamilton James confronting racism and violence, Women account for roughly 14 follows the story of three curious and demanding and creating safe percent of the active-duty U.S. river otter orphans in Wisconsin spaces for women. military and more than 24 percent and visits otters all over the globe. 12am Nature of the National Guard, yet they Join him as he uncovers the Charlie and the Curious Otters often receive less than a hero's secrets to the otter's survival with Filmmaker Charlie Hamilton James welcome upon their return to innovative experiments, cameras follows the story of three curious civilian life. Many face poverty, and CGI. river otter orphans in Wisconsin homelessness and joblessness; 9pm Finding Your Roots and visits otters all over the globe. deal with the psychological and The Vanguard Join him as he uncovers the physiological effects of Author Ta-Nehisi Coates, filmmaker secrets to the otter's survival with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Ava DuVernay, and author and innovative experiments, cameras from military sexual trauma and activist Janet Mock see their basic and CGI. combatrelated injuries; and often assumptions about their families 25 Monday receive poor service from a challenged, placing their ancestors 8pm Soldier On: Life After Veterans Administration - of all colors - into the greater Deployment ill-equipped and, in some cases, context of black history. In SOLDIER ON: LIFE AFTER unwilling to help them. The Emmy 10pm Doc World DEPLOYMENT three women - -nominated documentary WAR Daze of Justice Natasha Young, Amanda Tejada ZONE/COMFORT ZONE uncovers Daze of Justice is the intimate story and Lyndsey Lyons - confront the the plight of these veterans through of trailblazing Cambodian-American challenges of readjusting to civilian the intense and personal stories of women who break decades of life after their post-9/11 military four women veterans coping with silence, abandoning the security of service. Once back in the United life after their military service. Each their American homes on a journey States, the women cope with the seeks a sense of normalcy and back to resurrect the memory of disintegration of their relationships, peace without the benefit of a their loved ones before the UN alcohol and substance abuse, comprehensive support system. Special Tribunal prosecuting the depression, health problems, WAR ZONE/COMFORT ZONE Khmer Rouge. The film follows Dr. military sexual trauma, weaves together intimate interviews Leakhena Nou's research, taking post-traumatic stress disorder, and with the story of two women - the viewer beyond the Killing employment difficulties. Shalini Madaras and Joy Kiss - Fields. The women find the 9pm Life on the Line struggling to establish transitional courage to remember their past The Lasting Impact housing for homeless female and not only generate a vocabulary Wilber "Wil" Alexander has sat at veterans in Bridgeport, for reclaiming the past but pave a the bedside of the sick and the , despite virulent path that extends the promise of dying for the last 40 years, inviting community opposition. redemption to future generations. the wounded to tell their stories. 26 Tuesday 11pm Independent Lens This story follows Wil as he 8pm America ReFramed Ovarian Psycos uniquely cares for sick, wounded, In The Game Based in the heart of Los Angeles' and terminal patients by walking The the ups and downs of a girls' Eastside, and building upon the alongside them and aiding in their soccer team reveal the very real legacy of the Chicano/a and civil search for meaning and healing in obstacles that low-income students rights movement, the irreverently their time of unique vulnerability. confront in their quest for higher named Ovarian Psycos Cycle 9:30pm Stories from the Stage education. Set in a primarily Page 11 of 13 – March 2019 WORLD expanded guide

Hispanic neighborhood, Kelly High day of August 18, 1920, the House 9pm Women, War & Peace School on Chicago's south side is convened. After two consecutive Wave Goodbye to Dinosaurs an inner city public school 48-48 outcomes to table the Discover the story of the Catholic struggling to provide the basics for resolution, it was put to a vote. The and Protestant women who come their students, many of whom do votes were coming in neck and together during Northern Ireland's not make it to college, either neck. At the last minute, bloody civil war and fight to ensure because they cannot compete 24-year-old freshman that human rights, equality and academically or because their representative Harry Burn recalled inclusion shape the historic Good families do not have the financial a letter from his mother received Friday Agreement peace deal. resources to send them to college. that morning, urging him to, "be a 10pm PBS NewsHour The girls face an uneven playing good boy" and grant women the 11pm Nightly Business Report field - or in the case of the girls at right to vote. In spite of wearing a 11:30pm Day Kelly High School, no soccer field red rose, Burn swung his vote, 12am Women, War & Peace at all - little or no support, problems making Tennessee the deciding Wave Goodbye to Dinosaurs at home, uncertain futures, 36th state to enable passage of the Discover the story of the Catholic discrimination, and poverty, but 19th Amendment, and thereby and Protestant women who come remain undaunted thanks to their granting women the Constitutional together during Northern Ireland's teammates and the dedicated right to vote. bloody civil war and fight to ensure mentoring of their coach. 10pm PBS NewsHour that human rights, equality and 9:30pm Perfect 36: When Women 11pm Nightly Business Report inclusion shape the historic Good Won The Vote 11:30pm Day Friday Agreement peace deal. PERFECT 36: WHEN WOMEN 12am America ReFramed 28 Thursday WON THE VOTE chronicles the In The Game 8pm Secrets of the Dead dramatic vote to ratify this The the ups and downs of a girls' King Arthur's Lost Kingdom amendment, and the years of soccer team reveal the very real Uncover new archaeological debate about women's suffrage obstacles that low-income students evidence at Tintagel that suggests that preceded it. On July 17, 1920, confront in their quest for higher the legend of King Arthur started in , President of education. Set in a primarily a prosperous and sophisticated the National American Woman Hispanic neighborhood, Kelly High trading village in 5th-century Britain Suffrage Association, arrived to School on Chicago's south side is following the departure of the spend a few days in Nashville. She an inner city public school Romans. was traveling on the heels of struggling to provide the basics for 9pm Women, War & Peace Tennessee Governor A.H. Roberts' their students, many of whom do The Trials of Spring announcement of a special session not make it to college, either Follow three Egyptian women as of the state legislature, called at the because they cannot compete they put their lives and bodies on urging of President Woodrow academically or because their the line fighting for justice and Wilson. One more state needed to families do not have the financial freedom. The film tells the story of ratify the proposed amendment, resources to send them to college. Egypt's Arab Spring, the human and that duty rested solely on the The girls face an uneven playing rights abuses that came to define it shoulders of Tennessee. Catt's few field - or in the case of the girls at and the women willing to risk days dragged into weeks at her Kelly High School, no soccer field everything. headquarters in the Hermitage at all - little or no support, problems 10pm PBS NewsHour Hotel, where pro- and anti- at home, uncertain futures, 11pm Nightly Business Report suffragists continued to clash in discrimination, and poverty, but 11:30pm Day what came to be known as the remain undaunted thanks to their 12am Women, War & Peace "War of the Roses." Those in favor teammates and the dedicated The Trials of Spring sported yellow roses, while those mentoring of their coach. Follow three Egyptian women as against wore red. On the sweltering 27 Wednesday they put their lives and bodies on Page 12 of 13 – March 2019 WORLD expanded guide the line fighting for justice and Discover the story of a courageous, field - or in the case of the girls at freedom. The film tells the story of nonviolent women's movement that Kelly High School, no soccer field Egypt's Arab Spring, the human formed the heart of the Palestinian at all - little or no support, problems rights abuses that came to define it struggle for freedom during the at home, uncertain futures, and the women willing to risk 1987 uprising. One woman must discrimination, and poverty, but everything. make a choice between love, family remain undaunted thanks to their 29 Friday and freedom. Undaunted, she teammates and the dedicated 8pm Anne Morgan's War embraces all three. mentoring of their coach. From 1917-1924, a team of 30 Saturday 11:30pm Perfect 36: When approximately 350 American 8pm In Their Own Words Women Won The Vote women, appalled by news of Queen Elizabeth II PERFECT 36: WHEN WOMEN wartime destruction, left Follow Queen Elizabeth II's WON THE VOTE chronicles the comfortable lives at home to remarkable life, from her youth to dramatic vote to ratify this volunteer in the devastated regions her uncle's abdication, her father's amendment, and the years of of France. ANNE MORGAN'S WAR coronation as King George VI, her debate about women's suffrage chronicles how American heiress experience during World War II, her that preceded it. On July 17, 1920, Anne Morgan poured both her own sudden ascension to the throne Carrie Chapman Catt, President of fortune and the fruits of intense and her eventful reign of more than the National American Woman fundraising into rebuilding Picardy, 60 years. Suffrage Association, arrived to a region in northern France which 9pm Women, War & Peace spend a few days in Nashville. She had been devastated by the Great A Journey of a Thousand Miles: was traveling on the heels of War. Utilizing film and photographs Peacekeepers Tennessee Governor A.H. Roberts' from Anne's rich archive, and Embark on a risky yearlong U.N. announcement of a special session letters written by the volunteers, peacekeeping mission into of the state legislature, called at the ANNE MORGAN'S WAR brings to earthquake-ravaged Haiti with an urging of President Woodrow life the adventures of these real-life all-female Bangladeshi police unit. Wilson. One more state needed to heroines and provides an up-close Leaving their families behind, these ratify the proposed amendment, and personal view of the post-WWI police officers shatter stereotypes and that duty rested solely on the period. It also demonstrates one of as they rise in the name of building shoulders of Tennessee. Catt's few the early instances of volunteer peace. days dragged into weeks at her humanitarian aid in rebuilding after 10pm America ReFramed headquarters in the Hermitage a disastrous war - in an effort In The Game Hotel, where pro- and anti- completely managed by women. The the ups and downs of a girls' suffragists continued to clash in 9pm Women, War & Peace soccer team reveal the very real what came to be known as the Naila and the Uprising obstacles that low-income students "War of the Roses." Those in favor Discover the story of a courageous, confront in their quest for higher sported yellow roses, while those nonviolent women's movement that education. Set in a primarily against wore red. On the sweltering formed the heart of the Palestinian Hispanic neighborhood, Kelly High day of August 18, 1920, the House struggle for freedom during the School on Chicago's south side is convened. After two consecutive 1987 uprising. One woman must an inner city public school 48-48 outcomes to table the make a choice between love, family struggling to provide the basics for resolution, it was put to a vote. The and freedom. Undaunted, she their students, many of whom do votes were coming in neck and embraces all three. not make it to college, either neck. At the last minute, 10pm PBS NewsHour because they cannot compete 24-year-old freshman 11pm Nightly Business Report academically or because their representative Harry Burn recalled 11:30pm Day families do not have the financial a letter from his mother received 12am Women, War & Peace resources to send them to college. that morning, urging him to, "be a Naila and the Uprising The girls face an uneven playing good boy" and grant women the Page 13 of 13 – March 2019 WORLD expanded guide right to vote. In spite of wearing a treatment of women in the legal red rose, Burn swung his vote, industry from the late 1940's making Tennessee the deciding through today. Specifically, it 36th state to enable passage of the follows the story of Missouri 19th Amendment, and thereby Attorney Grace Day who was the granting women the Constitutional lone woman in her law school class right to vote. in 1948 and endured torment from 12am Women, War & Peace her professors and peers. You'll fall A Journey of a Thousand Miles: in love with Grace Day, a woman Peacekeepers who won over her enemies and Embark on a risky yearlong U.N. helped blaze a path for future peacekeeping mission into women lawyers. earthquake-ravaged Haiti with an 12am Nature all-female Bangladeshi police unit. The Cheetah Children Leaving their families behind, these For nearly two years in the forested police officers shatter stereotypes hills of Zimbabwe, wildlife as they rise in the name of building cameraman Kim Wolhuter peace. shadowed a wild cheetah family on 31 Sunday foot, to reveal in intimate detail the 8pm Nature cubs' remarkable journey to The Cheetah Children adulthood and their mother's For nearly two years in the forested dedication in raising them. hills of Zimbabwe, wildlife cameraman Kim Wolhuter shadowed a wild cheetah family on foot, to reveal in intimate detail the cubs' remarkable journey to adulthood and their mother's dedication in raising them. 9pm Finding Your Roots Relatives We Never Knew We Had Actresses Tea Leoni and Gaby Hoffmann's lives have been shaped by family mysteries. They are introduced to the identities and life stories of their biological ancestors, thanks to DNA detective work. 10pm Independent Lens The Judge Take a rare glimpse into Shari'a law (Islamic law), an often misunderstood legal framework for Muslims, told through the eyes of the first woman judge to be appointed to the Middle East's religious courts. 11:30pm Amazing Grace "Amazing Grace" explores the