THE PROGRAM GUIDE OF PBS HAWAII
January 2014 | Vol 32, No. 1
PBS Hawaii NEW HOME Campaign Special Issue
D o w n t o n A b b e y ON MASTERPIECE
Season 4: Premiering January 5 page 6
January 2014 | PBS Hawaii 1 VIEWERForum>>PBSHawaii.org Why do you like Downton Abbey?
Chin DeSilva Dayton Hoshino Quinn Reiswig “Sunday night is Downton Abbey must- “Downton Abbey is a nice break from “It’s kind of romantic and we don’t live see TV at our house. The characters everything else on TV. I love historical like this. It’s nice to see how it was back and culture draw you in, with plenty of fiction, and the cast of characters really in the day. It’s almost like a fairy tale.” humorous and tragic moments in each portrays the period well. It’s a story that Eileen Quinn Mililani, Oahu episode.” moves me.” Doug Chin Liliha, Oahu Brittany Waipuilani Dayton “I think television needs more shows like Behind the Scenes Hilo, Hawaii Downton Abbey, which features positive “It’s a reminder that even lords and la- family themes.” dies don’t always live happily ever after. “I’m always rooting for the underdogs in Lois Reiswig Lahaina, Maui It’s also the closest I’ll get to living this Downton Abbey – every character is an lifestyle – the upstairs, of course, not the underdog in some way.” downstairs.” Stacy Hoshino Moiliili, Oahu Craig DeSilva Alewa Heights, Oahu
“[My daughter] Shanna heard me raving about it. She started watching it and she is now a fan as well!” Michele Hulme Kaneohe, Oahu
“This is my first Masterpiece show that I’ve watched, ever. Something about it – it’s cute, it’s charming.” Shanna Hulme Niu Valley, Oahu Michele and Shanna Hulme
PBS Hawaii Management PBS Hawaii Board of Directors Gayle Harimoto PBS Hawaii Program Guide On the Cover Ken Hiraki President and CEO Chair Editor Michelle Dockery Joan Lee Husted plays Lady Mary Leslie Wilcox Robert Alm Roberta Wong Murray Kawika Kahiapo in Downton Abbey Senior Vice President/CFO Vice Chair Darren Kimura Design/Photo Editor Season 4 on Karen Yamamoto Jason Fujimoto Ian Kitajima Bryan Bosworth MASTERPIECE. See page 6. VP Programming Secretary Jean Kiyabu Contributing Writers Photo: Nick Briggs and Communications Tim Johns Mary Ann Manahan John Kovacich Roberta Wong Murray Charlyn Honda Masini Treasurer Jill Matsumoto David McEwan Ben Nishimoto VP Creative Services Thomas Koide Roy Kimura Bettina Mehnert Robert Pennybacker Carolyn Berry Wilson Cameron Nekota VP Advancement Liberty Peralta Jimmy Borges Marissa Sandblom Ben Nishimoto Tatsu Sasaki Keiki-Pua Dancil, Ph.D. Candy Suiso Communications Assistant Matthew Emerson Kent Tsukamoto Executive Producer Abby Tateishi Learning Initiatives Guy Fujimura David Watumull Robert Pennybacker Joanne Lo Grimes Administrative Assistant Meriel Collins
2 PBS Hawaii | January 2014 PBS Hawaii’s NEW HOME Campaign Moves Forward
“Our new home is for PBS Hawaii and the 21st century...from which we can continually evolve the ways we interact with viewers.” - Robbie Alm Chair, PBS Hawaii
In 2016, after more than 50 years, viewers down the communications paths they choose we will be leaving the Manoa cam- to pursue. pus of the University of Hawaii to Its offices will be as open and accessible as we can move to our new headquarters at make them; we are one highly efficient and agile team the entrance to Sand Island. and our space needs to help us live that way. We are We have loved our years on the your team; and if you visit us, we want you to feel that
Robbie Alm campus growing from a small we are an “open book.” Educational Television (ETV) office in Wist Hall to our current studios on Dole Street. We have had generations of students assist us and learn at the same time, and one of them (Charlyn Honda Masini) is now on our Board of Directors. We have featured university scholars and uni- versity events in our program- ming. We honor the university and appreciate that while they very much need our space, Proposed exterior of PBS Hawaii’s new home, The Clarence T.C. Ching Campus they are making the transition a good one for both of us. It will feature a large area, the Media Innovation Trucks will carry our equipment, including our satel- Center, dedicated to our next generations. - lite dishes, a little over seven miles to our new home. Headquarters for our flagship HIKI N O program, Those few miles can in no way capture the dramatic this space has been designed based on input from changes that the move to our new headquarters repre- young people to be virtually without walls, allowing sents for PBS Hawaii. the greatest possible collaboration – the way in which they create best. Our new home will have studios – three in fact – from the main studio, observable in places through It will acknowledge everywhere all of those who made walls of glass, to a small studio suited for individual the new headquarters possible. interviews. Our new home is for PBS Hawaii and the 21st cen- It will incorporate social media into its daily function- tury. It is built to be both a solid foundation for the ing as part of our ongoing commitment to follow our quality programming we will continue to create and
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January 2014 | PBS Hawaii 3 continued from page 3 to sponsor, and a platform from which we can con- We welcome any of your suggestions on who you tinually evolve the ways we interact with viewers. think might support us. Let either Leslie (lwilcox@
pbshawaii.org) or me ([email protected]) know The total cost of the project is $30 million. To date, who, and we will follow up. we have raised more than 70 percent of that total, nearly $22 million. Last month, we completed the sale If you are willing to assist yourself, we would be of a vacant lot in Waikiki and the proceeds will be used deeply grateful. for our new facility. We are now in the home stretch Again, thank you for your years of dedicated support; and can use everyone’s help. we are the “award-winning PBS Hawaii” because of you. Moving “homes” is a very big deal for us, and we intend this move to be our last. We also see it as a once-in-a-lifetime moment to change who we are so that we remain as vital a part of Hawaii’s new century as we were of its last. We are thrilled at what this Robbie Alm move will allow us to become. Chair, PBS Hawaii
“How’s the New Building?” “So, how’s the new building?” And we have wonderful grassroots support from It’s a question that my staff and I are individuals in every part of the state, including the frequently asked when we’re out in least-known fifth county – Kalawao, in Kalaupapa, the community. Molokai. Leslie Wilcox PBS Hawaii And we wish we could respond, Now, we’re reaching out to more individuals of President and CEO “It’s a great place! Perfect for col- means to take us into the future. laborations in education, arts and For almost 50 years, PBS Hawaii has harnessed the culture, and our role as storyteller.” power of media for the good of citizens, regardless of It’s certainly a great place – on paper. where they live or their ability to pay. We’ve evolved We plan to break ground this summer on Nimitz with the times to keep serving the people of Hawaii as Highway, at the entrance to Sand Island. a universally accessible resource for things that matter, Hawaii’s charitable foundations, starting with The including civil discourse. Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation, are leading the way We welcome your support! in providing funding for a new facility for PBS Hawaii. A hui hou,
4 PBS Hawaii | January 2014 The Nation’s First Statewide Student News Network
PBS Hawaii’s Planned Media Innovation Center he more technology connects us digitally, the all spread out around the Media Innovation Center at more important it is for us to connect face to their movable workstations. They are editing news sto- face, especially when it comes to developing ries on the latest electronic mobile devices of the day, Tthe 21st-century skills of teamwork, critical thinking working feverishly to meet the 2:00 pm deadline to and creative problem solving. What’s needed for this present the first “rough cut.” The deadline is met and kind of in-person collaboration is a place that is con- the first team shows its rough cut to the entire group on a wall-sized screen. The rough cut “The opportunities for the students to partner with students from fades to black and there is spirited other schools and to work and receive feedback from industry applause. professionals are priceless. My students have gained knowledge The story works! Teammates exchange high-fives, but a student of what quality, techniques and standards would be expected of on another team suggests that they them should they enter a career in broadcast journalism. I have also switch around some wording in the increased the rigor of my news projects to reflect those standards.” first voice-over. The reporter and Michelle Rundbaken audio person on the team run into a Teacher, Kapaa High School, Kauai portable audio booth to record the new voice-over. Half an hour later, ducive to innovative, open thinking. A place without after all first rough cuts have been screened, Team physical or conceptual walls. A place that is flexible One shows its revised version to the group. Everyone and malleable. agrees it is better. Why? They discuss the reasons and PBS Hawaii’s new Media Innovation Center will come up with a theory that all can refer to in future - be that place for HIKI N O students, teachers and projects. Something is learned. The day is a success. mentors to train, learn, collaborate, discover and play. This is just one scenario of what might take place Located on the second floor of the building, the at PBS Hawaii’s Media Innovation Center. Its potential Media Innovation Center will have 2,000 square will be as limitless as the number of ways its furni- feet of open space with tables and chairs that can be ture can be configured. Whatever activities take place arranged in an infinite number of configurations. there, Hawaii’s future innovators will be learning the - Picture a HIKI NO workshop with 30 middle skills needed to succeed in the 21st century, from and high school students, their teachers and a hand- teachers, mentors and, most importantly, from free- ful of media professionals, divided into teams of five, flowing collaborations with their peers.
January 2014 | PBS Hawaii 5 D o w n t o n A b b e y on MASTERPIECE Season 4 Premiere In the aftermath of last season’s shocking tragedy, the most-watched drama in public SUNDAYS | 8:00 PM television history makes its triumphant return on Sunday, January 5 at 8:00 pm.
“An instant classic.” “Compulsively watchable from the get-go.” “Impossible to resist.” { The New York Times } { Variety } { Wall Street Journal }
6 PBS Hawaii | January 2014 Nick Briggs Clockwise from top: Julian Ovenden as Charles Blake; Elizabeth McGovern as Lady Cora; Michelle Dockery as Lady Mary, Joanne Froggatt as Anna Bates; Sophie McShera as Daisy Mason, Lesley Nicol as Mrs. Patmore; Lily James as Lady Rose MacClare; Gary Carr as Jack Ross. Photos: Nick Briggs
eason 4 of Downton Abbey on MASTERPIECE opens six months after Matthew’s death in a car accident. Although it’s the 1920s, Britain still observes mourning rituals reminiscent of the Victorian era. However, Sthe residents of Downton Abbey – both upstairs and downstairs – are slowly emerging from mourning as life goes on with new arrivals, departures, rivalries and betrayals. Returning to the cast are Maggie Smith as the beloved Lady Violet and Shirley MacLaine as the outspoken Martha Levinson. Newcomer Paul Giamatti plays Cora’s playboy brother, Harold. Other new cast members include Harriet Walter, Gary Carr, Joanna David and Tom Cullen. Since the series launched in January 2011, viewership and social media buzz have been soaring. Season 3 view- ership peaked at a record 24.1 million, more than any drama in PBS history. Last season also had the highest Twitter buzz ever for public television. “We’d follow the Crawleys off a cliff,” quipped The Philadelphia Inquirer. “Please have Carson pack us a lunch.” Local Downton Abbey fan Ben Wood of the Honolulu Star-Advertiser wrote, “We have to await Season Four to see how those high-class, titled Brits and their plucky servants carry on.” Fortunately, that wait will soon be over.
January 2014 | PBS Hawaii 7 Designer Anne Namba’s Take on 1920s Fashion Hawaii fashion designer Anne Namba loves exploring fashion, past and present. We talked with her about 1920s fashion featured on Downton Abbey on MASTERPIECE.
PBS Hawaii: What is it about Downton Abbey on MASTERPIECE that you love? Anne Namba: I love being taken to a period of time and lifestyles that are so foreign to me. It’s intriguing, interest- ing, historical and fascinating – from the upstairs to the downstairs. PBS Hawaii: If you had to write a monologue about the show’s ward- robe, what would you say? Anne Namba: I love how important and how much focus was placed on being properly dressed. Can you imag- ine having to “dress” for dinner every night? Sure is different from eating Korean takeout in T-shirt and shorts.
“Can you imagine having to ‘dress’ for dinner every night? Sure is different from eating Korean takeout in T-shirt Look out for a new Downton Abbey on and shorts.” MASTERPIECE television spot on our air featuring Anne Namba and PBS Hawaii - Anne Namba President and CEO Leslie Wilcox.
8 PBS Hawaii | January 2014 JANUARYEVENING SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 4 7:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY 7:30 HIKI NŌ 7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK 7:00 GREAT 8:00 GREAT 8:00 PACIFIC HEARTBEAT WITH GWEN IFILL PERFORMANCES PERFORMANCES Papa Mau: The 8:00 CHARLIE ROSE – THE AT THE MET Giulio From Vienna: Wayfinder WEEK Cesare The New Year’s 9:00 PBS HAWAII 8:30 THE MCLAUGHLIN 11:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Celebration 2014 PRESENTS Dream GROUP Rodrigo y Gabriela 9:30 RETURN TO Big: Nanakuli At The 9:00 FRONT AND CENTER DOWNTON ABBEY Fringe Jack Johnson 10:00 FRONTLINE From 10:00 MISTER ROGERS 10:00 AMERICAN NATURE Meet the Coywolf Jesus to Christ: The & ME MASTERS Glenn Wednesday, January 22, 8:00 pm First Christians, Part Gould: Genius Within 2 of 2
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 7:00 SECRETS OF 7:30 NA MELE Raiatea 7:30 LONG STORY SHORT 7:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY 7:30 HIKI NŌ 7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK 7:00 MOVEABLE FEAST HIGHCLERE Helm WITH LESLIE 8:00 NATURE Legendary 8:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS WITH GWEN IFILL WITH FINE CASTLE 8:00 ANTIQUES WILCOX Takeshi White Stallions HAWAII 8:00 CHARLIE ROSE – THE COOKING Seattle, 8:00 MASTERPIECE ROADSHOW Boise, Yoshihara: An 9:00 NOVA Alien Planets 9:00 PBS HAWAII WEEK WA: Chefs Tom CLASSIC Downton ID, Part 1 of 3 Historic Journey Revealed PRESENTS 8:30 THE MCLAUGHLIN Douglas and Thierry Abbey Season 4, Part 9:00 ANTIQUES 8:00 AMERICAN 10:00 CHASING Filmmakers’ Forum: GROUP Rautureau 1 of 8 ROADSHOW Tulsa, EXPERIENCE SHACKLETON, Part The Ohina Film 9:00 LIVE FROM LINCOLN 7:30 JOSEPH ROSENDO’S 10:00 CHANGING SEAS OK, Part 1 of 3 Poisoner’s 1 of 3 Festival CENTER Richard TRAVELSCOPE Coral Hybrids 10:00 INDEPENDENT Handbook 10:00 RUSSIA’S OPEN Tucker at 100: An 8:00 OUT OF MANY, ONE 10:30 TOMORROW: LENS The Invisible 10:00 FRONTLINE To BOOK: WRITING Opera Celebration 10:00 LIVE FROM THE JAPAN BEYOND War Catch a Trader IN THE AGE OF 11:00 AMERICAN ARTISTS DEN 3/11 11:30 BAREFOOT PUTIN MASTERS Sam Soundgarden COLLEGE Cooke: Crossing Over 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 6:00 MASTERPIECE 7:30 NA MELE Nathan 7:30 LONG STORY SHORT 7:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY 7:30 HIKI NŌ 7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK 8:00 UNLOCKING CLASSIC Downton Aweau WITH LESLIE 8:00 NATURE The Private 8:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS WITH GWEN IFILL SHERLOCK Abbey, Season 4, 8:00 ANTIQUES WILCOX Clarissa Life of Deer HAWAII 8:00 CHARLIE ROSE – THE 9:00 HOW SHERLOCK Part 1 of 8 ROADSHOW Boise, Chun 9:00 NOVA Zeppelin 9:00 PBS HAWAII WEEK CHANGED THE 8:00 MASTERPIECE ID, Part 2 of 3 8:00 AMERICAN Terror Attack PRESENTS Keola 8:30 THE MCLAUGHLIN WORLD, Part 1 of 2 CLASSIC Downton 9:00 ANTIQUES EXPERIENCE 1964 10:00 CHASING Beamer: Mālama GROUP 10:00 HOW SHERLOCK Abbey, Season 4, ROADSHOW Tulsa, 10:00 FRONTLINE Secret SHACKLETON, Ko Aloha (Keep Your 9:00 GREAT CHANGED THE Part 2 of 8 OK, Part 2 of 3 State of North Korea Part 2 of 3 Love) PERFORMANCES WORLD, Part 2 of 2 9:00 UNLOCKING 10:00 INDEPENDENT 11:00 LONG STORY 10:00 RETURN OF THE AT THE MET Eugene 11:00 AUSTIN CITY SHERLOCK LENS Jiro Dreams SHORT WITH WOLVES: THE Onegin LIMITS Jason of Sushi LESLIE WILCOX NEXT CHAPTER Isbell/Neko Case Clarissa Chun
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 7:00 MASTERPIECE 7:30 NA MELE Dennis and 7:30 LONG STORY SHORT 7:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY 7:30 HIKI NŌ 7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK 8:00 MASTERPIECE CLASSIC Downton David Kamakahi, WITH LESLIE 8:00 NATURE Meet the 8:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS WITH GWEN IFILL MYSTERY! Abbey Season 4, Martin Pahinui and WILCOX Alice Coywolf HAWAII 8:00 CHARLIE ROSE – Sherlock, Series III: Part 2 of 8 George Kuo Greenwood 9:00 NOVA Monster 9:00 PBS HAWAII THE WEEK The Empty Hearse 8:00 MASTERPIECE 8:00 ANTIQUES 8:00 AMERICAN Typhoon PRESENTS E Haku 8:30 THE MCLAUGHLIN 10:00 LIVE FROM THE CLASSIC Downton ROADSHOW Boise, EXPERIENCE War 10:00 CHASING Inoa: To Weave a GROUP ARTISTS DEN Abbey, Season 4, ID, Part 3 of 3 Letters SHACKLETON, Name 9:00 THE REAL MARY Imagine Dragons Part 3 of 8 9:00 ANTIQUES 9:00 AMERICAN Part 3 of 3 10:00 OUT ON A LIMB POPPINS 11:00 AUSTIN CITY 9:00 MASTERPIECE ROADSHOW MASTERS Salinger 10:00 MUSIC MAKES A LIMITS fun./Dawes MYSTERY! Tulsa, OK, Part CITY Sherlock, Series III: 3 of 3 11:00 AMERICAN The Empty Hearse EXPERIENCE War Letters 26 27 28 29 30 31 PBS HAWAII PRESENTS 7:00 MASTERPIECE 7:30 NA MELE Jerry 7:30 LONG STORY SHORT 7:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY 7:30 HIKI NŌ 7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK Aloha Buddha CLASSIC Downton Santos and Friends WITH LESLIE 8:00 NATURE The Funkiest 8:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS WITH GWEN IFILL Thursday, Jan. 30, 9:00 pm Abbey Season 4, 8:00 ANTIQUES WILCOX Dr. Ginny Monkeys HAWAII 8:00 CHARLIE ROSE – Part 3 of 8 ROADSHOW Pressler 9:00 NOVA Ghosts of 9:00 PBS HAWAII THE WEEK 8:00 MASTERPIECE Detroit, MI, Part 8:00 AMERICAN Murdered Kings PRESENTS Aloha 8:30 THE MCLAUGHLIN CLASSIC Downton 1 of 3 EXPERIENCE The 10:00 HAWKING Buddha GROUP Abbey, Season 4, 9:00 ANTIQUES Amish 11:00 LONG STORY 10:00 SONG OF 9:00 GREAT Part 4 of 8 ROADSHOW 10:00 FRONTLINE League SHORT WITH THE DUNES: PERFORMANCES 9:00 MASTERPIECE Eugene, OR, Part of Denial: The NFL’s LESLIE WILCOX Dr. SEARCH FOR Barrymore MYSTERY! 1 of 3 Concussion Crisis, Ginny Pressler THE ORIGINAL 10:30 AMERICAN Sherlock, Series III: 10:00 INDEPENDENT Part 1 of 2 GYPSIES MASTERS Philip The Sign of Three LENS The State of 11:00 THE REAL MARY 11:00 GLOBE TREKKER Roth: Unmasked Arizona POPPINS
January 2014 | PBS Hawaii 9 PRIMETIME & WEEKEND LISTING SCHEDULE PBS Hawaii is on the air seven days a week from 5:00 am to midnight. Viewers with cable ser- vice also have access to overnight programming which is indicated by Cable Only. Viewers with cable service and high-definition (HD) TVs may watch PBS Hawaii in high-definition on Oceanic Time Warner Channel 1010. CODING: (e) encore TBA Programming to be announced When possible, encore broadcasts will be indi- cated in parentheses. All programs have closed- captioning. Late-breaking events may result in schedule changes. For more program infor- mation and the latest schedules, visit PBSHawaii.org Questions about programming changes? Please call PBS Hawaii toll free: (800) 238-4847 Over-the-Air
Broadcast Channels Linke Terry (KHET) Channel 11.1 • 11.2 GREAT PERFORMANCES From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2014 Wednesday, January 1, 8:00 pm (KMEB) Channel 10.1 • 10.2 Pictured: Franz Weser-Möst conducting the Vienna Philharmonic. Oceanic Time Warner Basic Cable: Channel 10 Digital: Channel 90 Midnight CHARLIE ROSE 3 FRIDAY HD: Channel 1010 1:00 RETURN TO DOWNTON ABBEY PBS Hawaii Kids: Channel 443 7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL 1:30 NOVA Doomsday Volcanoes 8:00 CHARLIE ROSE – THE WEEK Hawaiian Telcom 2:30 LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER New York 8:30 THE MCLAUGHLIN GROUP Basic Cable: Channel 11 Philharmonic Gala with Yo-Yo Ma 9:00 FRONT AND CENTER Jack Johnson HD: Channel 1011 Jack Johnson’s simple songs about life, love PBS Hawaii Kids: Channel 96 2 THURSDAY and the universe take viewers on a lyrical 7:30 HIKI NŌ (e) journey, including fan favorites “Better 8:00 PACIFIC HEARTBEAT Papa Mau: The Together,” “Sitting, Waiting, Wishing” and 1 WEDNESDAY Wayfinder (e) “As I Was Saying,” plus songs from his new 7:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY (e) 9:00 PBS HAWAII PRESENTS Dream Big: Nanakuli album From Here to Now to You. 8:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES From Vienna: The At The Fringe (e) 10:00 AMERICAN MASTERS Glenn Gould: Genius New Year’s Celebration 2014 Enjoy the cher- 10:00 MISTER ROGERS & ME (e) Within (e) ished tradition of ringing in the New Year 11:00 GLOBE TREKKER Around the World: Across Cable Only with the Vienna Philharmonic at the opulent America: Route 66 & Beyond (e) Midnight CHARLIE ROSE Musikverein, under the baton of guest con- Cable Only 1:00 FRONT AND CENTER Jack Johnson ductor Daniel Barenboim. Screen legend Julie Midnight CHARLIE ROSE 2:00 NOVA Doomsday Volcanoes Andrews hosts this evening of favorite Strauss 1:00 POV Listening is an Act of Love: A StoryCorps 3:00 THE THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR waltzes and dancing by the Vienna City Ballet. Special 9:30 RETURN TO DOWNTON ABBEY (e) 1:30 GREAT PERFORMANCES From Vienna: The 4 SATURDAY 10:00 FRONTLINE From Jesus to Christ: The First New Year’s Celebration 2014 12:00 BIZ KID$ Take It to the Bank (e) Christians, Part 2 of 2 (e) 3:00 NATURE The Mystery of Eels 12:30 HIKI NŌ (e) Cable Only 1:00 SIT AND BE FIT Kinesthetic Awareness (e)
10 PBS Hawaii | January 2014 8:00 MASTERPIECE CLASSIC Downton Abbey Season 4, Part 1 of 8 Change is in the air as Downton Abbey returns for its fourth season. Keep It Organized As the series opens, family and servants try to cure Mary and Isobel of their deep depression. PBS Hawaii DayPack Meanwhile, O’Brien causes a final crisis. 10:00 CHANGING SEAS Coral Hybrids (e) For a gift of $65 or more, you 10:30 TOMORROW: JAPAN BEYOND 3/11 can receive this black and blue Bouncing Back with The Fish! bag featuring an adjustable 11:00 TO THE CONTRARY WITH BONNIE ERBE shoulder strap, handy cell phone 11:30 RELIGION & ETHICS NEWSWEEKLY pocket, and U-shaped zip pocket Cable Only to organize your essentials. Midnight AMERICAN MASTERS Glenn Gould: Measures 14 ½” x 20.” Genius Within 2:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Rodrigo y Gabriela Get yours today! 3:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Phoenix, AZ Call (808) 973-2222 Toll-free (800) 238-4847 6 MONDAY or visit us online: PBSHawaii.org 7:30 NA MELE Raiatea Helm (e) 8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Boise, ID, Part 1 of 3 For mail-in coupon, see page 19. 9:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Tulsa, OK, Part 1 of 3 (e) 10:00 INDEPENDENT LENS The Invisible War The most shameful and best-kept secret in 1:30 THE BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING At 3 of 3 (e) the U.S. military is the epidemic of rape and Dawn’s Light 1:00 NOVA Doomsday Volcanoes (e) sexual assault within its ranks. An American 2:00 ROUGH CUT: WOODWORKING WITH 2:00 PACIFIC HEARTBEAT Papa Mau: The female soldier in a combat zone is more likely TOMMY MAC Chairs x 2 Wayfinder (e) to be raped by a fellow soldier than killed by 2:30 ASK THIS OLD HOUSE (e) 3:00 HIKI NŌ (e) enemy fire. A culture of privilege and impu- 3:00 THIS OLD HOUSE Jersey Shore Rebuilds 3:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY (e) nity has resulted in few prosecutions and the 2013: One Year Later (e) 4:00 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX systematic isolation of women who dare to 3:30 MOTORWEEK Olin Lagon (e) report the crimes. 4:00 JUST SEEN IT 4:30 SECOND OPINION Melanoma 11:30 BAREFOOT COLLEGE Learn about a unique 4:30 AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN FROM COOK’S 5:00 MOYERS & COMPANY community-based education program in ILLUSTRATED Sunday Brunch (e) 6:00 NHK NEWSLINE rural India that may offer lessons for our 5:00 MARTHA BAKES Coffee Cakes 6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND own debate about educational reform in the 5:30 SIMPLY MING 7:00 SECRETS OF HIGHCLERE CASTLE (e) United States. 6:00 DINING WITH THE CHEF 6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 7:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES AT THE MET Giulio Cesare David Daniels and Natalie Dessay sing the leading roles of Julius Caesar and Cleopatra in David McVicar’s new production of Handel’s Giulio Cesare. The staging incorporates many innova- tive elements into the story of Caesar and Cleopatra’s unlikely romance. Renée Fleming hosts the broadcast and conducts backstage interviews with the stars. 11:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Rodrigo y Gabriela (e) Cable Only Midnight INDEPENDENT LENS How to Survive a Plague 1:30 LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER New York Philharmonic Gala with Yo-Yo Ma 3:00 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL 3:30 CHARLIE ROSE – THE WEEK 5 SUNDAY Marty Sohl/Met Opera 12:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Phoenix, AZ, Part GREAT PERFORMANCES AT THE MET Giulio Cesare Saturday, January 4, 7:00 pm Pictured: Natalie Dessay as Cleopatra
January 2014 | PBS Hawaii 11 Cable Only and over 15 years, Norris and his chief toxi- dition history – Sir Ernest Shackleton’s 800-mile Midnight CHARLIE ROSE cologist, Alexander Gettler, turned forensic boat journey across the Southern Ocean and 1:00 SECRETS OF HIGHCLERE CASTLE chemistry into a formidable science, send- deadly mountain crossing of South Georgia. 2:00 MASTERPIECE CLASSIC Downton Abbey ing many a murderer to the electric chair 11:00 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Season 4, Part 1 of 8 and setting the standards that the rest of Takeshi Yoshihara: An Historic Journey (e) the country would ultimately adopt. 11:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY (e) 7 TUESDAY 10:00 FRONTLINE To Catch a Trader Cable Only 7:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX 11:00 FRONT AND CENTER Jack Johnson (e) Midnight CHARLIE ROSE Takeshi Yoshihara: An Historic Journey Cable Only 1:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE Poisoner’s Handbook After hardships during the Great Depression Midnight CHARLIE ROSE 3:00 CHASING SHACKLETON and World War II, Takeshi Yoshihara became 1:00 FRONTLINE To Catch a Trader the first Japanese American appointed to 2:00 INDEPENDENT LENS The Invisible War 9 THURSDAY the U.S. Naval Academy. In this conversa- 3:30 SKY ISLAND 7:30 HIKI NŌ Focus on Helping Others (e) tion with Leslie Wilcox, Takeshi talks about 8:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAII what made him an unlikely Naval Academy 8 WEDNESDAY 9:00 PBS HAWAII PRESENTS Filmmakers’ Forum: The candidate, and his journey through the 7:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY Ohina Film Festival (e) ranks and, eventually, to Hawaii. 8:00 NATURE Legendary White Stallions (e) 10:00 RUSSIA’S OPEN BOOK: WRITING IN THE AGE 8:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE Poisoner’s 9:00 NOVA Alien Planets Revealed NASA’s OF PUTIN Explore America and Europe’s love of Handbook In the early 20th century, the planet-hunting Kepler Telescope has dis- Russian literature and meet a new generation of average American medicine cabinet was a covered thousands of exotic new worlds far Russian writers, including Dmitry Bykov, Mariam would-be poisoner’s treasure chest: radio- beyond our solar system. Are any of them Petrosyan, Zakhar Prilepin, Anna Starobinets, active radium in health tonics, thallium in like Earth? And what sort of life could flour- Vladimir Sorokin and Lyudmila Ulitskaya. depilatory creams, morphine in teething ish on them? With the aid of vivid anima- 11:00 GLOBE TREKKER Around the World: medicine and potassium cyanide in clean- tion and input from expert astrophysicists Panamericana: Conquistadors, Aztecs & ing supplies. But as the tools of the mur- and astrobiologists, explore these strange Revolutions (e) derer’s trade multiplied with the increased worlds and the possible creatures we might Cable Only pace of industrial innovation, the scientific one day encounter there. Midnight CHARLIE ROSE knowledge (and political will) to detect 10:00 CHASING SHACKLETON, Part 1 of 3 1:00 FRONTLINE To Catch a Trader and prevent such crimes lagged. In 1918, Veteran polar explorer Tim Jarvis is on a 2:00 NATURE Legendary White Stallions New York City hired its first scientifically mission to discover exactly what happened 3:00 NOVA Alien Planets Revealed trained medical examiner, Charles Norris, on the most famous survival story in expe- Ed Wardle Ed CHASING SHACKLETON Wednesday, January 8, 10:00 pm Pictured: (l-r) Tim Jarvis, Nick Bubb, Ed Wardle and Barry Gray.
12 PBS Hawaii | January 2014 1:00 INDEPENDENT LENS The Invisible War 2:30 SKY ISLAND 3:00 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL 3:30 CHARLIE ROSE – THE WEEK 12 SUNDAY 12:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Boise, ID, Part 1 of 3 (e) 1:00 NOVA Alien Planets Revealed (e) 2:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAII (e) 3:00 HIKI NŌ Focus on Helping Others (e) 3:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY (e) 4:00 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Takeshi Yoshihara: An Historic Journey (e) 4:30 MOYERS & COMPANY 5:00 NHK NEWSLINE 5:30 NHK WORLD TV 6:00 MASTERPIECE CLASSIC Downton Abbey Season 4, Part 1 of 8 (e) 8:00 MASTERPIECE CLASSIC Downton Abbey Season 4, Part 2 of 8 The fates of several characters converge at a glittering house party. Gregson impresses Robert, and Anna American Television Public faces trouble. OUT OF MANY, ONE Saturday, January 11, 8:00 pm Pictured: Sir Gilbert Levine conducts the Lyric Opera of 9:00 UNLOCKING SHERLOCK Explore how writers Chicago Orchestra in a concert commemorating Pope John Paul II’s historic 1979 visit to Chicago. Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss transformed Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Victorian super 4:00 JUST SEEN IT sleuth into a worldwide sensation. The two 10 FRIDAY take viewers through the versions of Holmes 7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL 4:30 AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN FROM COOK’S ILLUSTRATED Meat and Potatoes with that have inspired them – the original sto- 8:00 CHARLIE ROSE – THE WEEK ries, the factual inspirations, the thousands 8:30 THE MCLAUGHLIN GROUP Panache 5:00 MARTHA BAKES Shortbread of film versions – to arrive at the thoroughly 9:00 LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER Richard Tucker modern Sherlock. at 100: An Opera Celebration This year’s 5:30 SIMPLY MING 6:00 DINING WITH THE CHEF 10:00 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND Richard Tucker Foundation Gala – a perennial 10:30 TOMORROW: JAPAN BEYOND 3/11 highlight of the opera season – celebrates 6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 7:00 MOVEABLE FEAST WITH FINE COOKING 11:00 TO THE CONTRARY WITH BONNIE ERBE Richard Tucker’s centennial with performances 11:30 RELIGION & ETHICS NEWSWEEKLY by many of the world’s greatest voices and Seattle, WA: Chefs Tom Douglas and Thierry Rautureau Cable Only a salute to this year’s award winner, Isabel Midnight LIVE FROM THE ARTISTS DEN Leonard. 7:30 JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE Bhutan, Part 1: Gross National Happiness Soundgarden 11:00 AMERICAN MASTERS Sam Cooke: Crossing 1:00 UNLOCKING SHERLOCK Over (e) 8:00 OUT OF MANY, ONE Celebrate the unifying, multi-cultural messages of Pope John Paul 2:00 LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER Richard Tucker Cable Only at 100: An Opera Celebration Midnight CHARLIE ROSE II (1920-2005) with classical compositions 1:00 RUSSIA’S OPEN BOOK: WRITING IN THE AGE beloved by the late pontiff and future saint, 13 MONDAY OF PUTIN including Beethoven’s Symphony #3, the Eroica Symphony; Bach’s Magnificat for solo- 7:30 NA MELE Nathan Aweau (e) 2:00 CHASING SHACKLETON 8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Boise, ID, Part 2 of 3 3:00 THE THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR ists, chorus and orchestra; and an ancient Polish hymn honoring the country of Pope 9:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Tulsa, OK, Part 2 of 11 SATURDAY John Paul II’s birth. Sir Gilbert Levine con- 3 (e) ducts the Lyric Opera of Chicago Orchestra 10:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Jiro Dreams of Sushi (e) 12:00 BIZ KID$ It’s a Job to Get a Job! (e) 11:30 MOVEABLE FEAST WITH FINE COOKING 12:30 HIKI NŌ Focus on Helping Others (e) and the Chicago Symphony Chorus plus vocal soloists, in a musical performance Seattle, WA: Chefs Tom Douglas and Thierry 1:00 SIT AND BE FIT Static Balance Rautureau (e) 1:30 THE BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING By the commemorating Pope John Paul II’s historic 1979 visit to Chicago. Cable Only Sea Midnight CHARLIE ROSE 2:00 ROUGH CUT: WOODWORKING WITH TOMMY 10:00 LIVE FROM THE ARTISTS DEN Soundgarden 1:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Tulsa, OK MAC Pub Table 2:00 UNLOCKING SHERLOCK 2:30 ASK THIS OLD HOUSE 11:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Queens of the Stone Age 3:00 MASTERPIECE CLASSIC Downton Abbey 3:00 THIS OLD HOUSE Arlington Italianate Project Season 4, Part 2 of 8 2014: A New Project in Arlington, MA Cable Only 3:30 MOTORWEEK Midnight FRONTLINE To Catch a Trader January 2014 | PBS Hawaii 13 14 TUESDAY 7:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Clarissa Chun (e) 8:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE 1964 It was the year of the Beatles and the Civil Rights Act; of the Gulf of Tonkin and Barry Goldwater’s presidential campaign; the year that cit- ies across the country erupted in violence and Americans tried to make sense of the Kennedy assassination. This film follows some of the most prominent figures of the time – Lyndon B. Johnson, Martin Luther King, Jr., Barry Goldwater, Betty Friedan – and brings out from the shadows the actions of ordinary Americans whose frustrations, ambitions and anxieties began to turn the country onto a new and different course. 10:00 FRONTLINE Secret State of North Korea Just two years in the job and armed with nuclear weapons, North Korea’s Kim Jong-Un is the world’s youngest dictator, ruling one of the world’s most isolated countries. Like his father and grandfather, he wants to maintain tight control over what North Koreans see of the world – and what the world sees of North Korea. But with unique access, Bettmann/CORBIS FRONTLINE goes inside the secret state to AMERICAN EXPERIENCE 1964 Tuesday, January 14, 8:00 pm Pictured: The Beatles train with boxer Cassius Clay. explore life under its new ruler, and investi- gate the enigmatic “Morning Star King” as he 10:00 CHASING SHACKLETON, Part 2 of 3 1:30 UNLOCKING SHERLOCK tries to hold onto power. Using new footage 11:00 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE 2:30 RIBBON OF SAND smuggled from inside and never-before-told WILCOX Clarissa Chun (e) 3:00 NATURE The Private Life of Deer stories from recent defectors living in South 11:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY (e) Korea, the film offers a rare glimpse of how Cable Only 17 FRIDAY some North Koreans are defying authority Midnight CHARLIE ROSE 7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL in a country where just being caught with 1:00 CHASING SHACKLETON 8:00 CHARLIE ROSE – THE WEEK illegal DVDs could mean immediate impris- 2:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE 1964 8:30 THE MCLAUGHLIN GROUP onment. 9:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES AT THE MET Eugene 11:00 RUSSIA’S OPEN BOOK: WRITING IN THE 16 THURSDAY Onegin Deborah Warner’s new production of AGE OF PUTIN (e) 7:30 HIKI NŌ Tchaikovsky’s most popular opera is directed Cable Only 8:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAII by her longtime collaborator Fiona Shaw Midnight CHARLIE ROSE 9:00 PBS HAWAII PRESENTS Keola Beamer: and conducted by Valery Gergiev. Anna 1:00 FRONTLINE Secret State of North Korea Mālama Ko Aloha (Keep Your Love) (e) Netrebko stars as Tatiana, the naïve heroine 2:00 LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER Richard Tucker 10:00 RETURN OF THE WOLVES: THE NEXT of Pushkin’s classic novel. Mariusz Kwiecien at 100: An Opera Celebration CHAPTER For ranchers and hunters, wildlife portrays the self-confident title character, advocates and nature enthusiasts, wolves and Piotr Beczala reprises his acclaimed 15 WEDNESDAY have become the center of a growing contro- performance as Onegin’s friend-turned-rival, 7:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY versy. Almost two decades after the reintro- Lenski. 8:00 NATURE The Private Life of Deer (e) duction of wolves into Yellowstone National Cable Only 9:00 NOVA Zeppelin Terror Attack In the early days Park and parts of Idaho, deliberations have Midnight CHARLIE ROSE of World War I, Germany launched a new begun to remove wolves from the endan- 1:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES AT THE MET Eugene kind of terror campaign: bombing civilians gered species list. Explore both sides of this Onegin from the sky with the aid of Zeppelins – heated issue and examine the role of wolves enormous airships, some the length of two in Yellowstone, the West and Southwest. 18 SATURDAY football fields. Now, experts reconstruct and 11:00 GLOBE TREKKER Around the World: 12:00 BIZ KID$ Fundraising Can Be Fun (e) detonate deadly WWI incendiary bombs and Panamericana: Incas & Inquisitions (e) 12:30 HIKI NŌ (e) test-fire antique flaming bullets to discover Cable Only 1:00 SIT AND BE FIT Pelvic & Ribcage Mobility how the British devised unique artillery that Midnight CHARLIE ROSE 1:30 THE BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING would finally take down the biggest flying 1:00 MOVEABLE FEAST WITH FINE COOKING Wilderness Cabin machines ever made. Seattle, WA: Chefs Tom Douglas and Thierry 2:00 ROUGH CUT: WOODWORKING WITH Rautureau TOMMY MAC Kitchen Scraps
14 PBS Hawaii | January 2014 2:30 ASK THIS OLD HOUSE 1:00 MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! Sherlock, Series III: 11:30 BAREFOOT COLLEGE (e) 3:00 THIS OLD HOUSE Arlington Italianate The Empty Hearse Cable Only Project 2014: Old House Discoveries 3:00 CHASING SHACKLETON Midnight CHARLIE ROSE 3:30 MOTORWEEK 1:00 MASTERPIECE CLASSIC Downton Abbey Season 4:00 JUST SEEN IT 20 MONDAY 4, Part 3 of 8 4:30 AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN FROM 7:30 NA MELE Dennis and David Kamakahi, Martin 2:00 MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! Sherlock, Series III: The COOK’S ILLUSTRATED A Fancy Finale Pahinui and George Kuo (e) Empty Hearse 5:00 MARTHA BAKES Brioche 8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Boise, ID, Part 3 of 3 5:30 SIMPLY MING 9:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Tulsa, OK, Part 3 of 21 TUESDAY 6:00 DINING WITH THE CHEF 3 (e) 7:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX 6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 10:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Blood Brother The Alice Greenwood “It takes a village to raise 7:00 MOVEABLE FEAST WITH FINE COOKING power of love is celebrated in this story of a child.” For Alice Greenwood, it’s a theme San Francisco, CA: Chefs Jeffrey Saad and one man’s commitment to the children and that repeats itself throughout her life. In this Cortney Burns the families who face life and death situa- conversation with Leslie Wilcox, the Waianae 7:30 JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE tions daily in India. Dissatisfied with his life community advocate talks about how a series Bhutan, Part 2: Land of the Thunder in America, Rocky Braat traveled to India of unforeseen events left her homeless for nine Dragon as a disillusioned tourist. When he met a months. Through stories of illness, racism and 8:00 UNLOCKING SHERLOCK (e) group of children living in an orphanage for squalor, Greenwood touches on themes of cour- 9:00 HOW SHERLOCK CHANGED THE those infected with HIV, he decided to stay age, determination and compassion. WORLD, Part 1 of 2 (e) and devote his life to them. Having grown 8:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE War Letters This col- 10:00 HOW SHERLOCK CHANGED THE up without a close-knit family of his own, lection of personal correspondence brings to WORLD, Part 2 of 2 (e) he found his calling living and working with life the deepest, most human side of war, and 11:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Jason Isbell/Neko these kids, dedicating himself to their health explores the love, passion, pain, horror and Case and well-being. Despite formidable chal- hope of the men and women who fought and Cable Only lenges, his playful spirit and determination in those who waited at home. Midnight FRONTLINE Secret State of North the face of despair prove to be an invaluable 9:00 AMERICAN MASTERS Salinger The series’ Korea resource. 200th episode is the first work to get beyond 1:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Boise, ID 2:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Tulsa, OK 3:00 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL 3:30 CHARLIE ROSE – THE WEEK 19 SUNDAY 12:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Boise, ID, Part 2 of 3 (e) 1:00 NOVA Zeppelin Terror Attack (e) 2:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAII (e) 3:00 HIKI NŌ (e) 3:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY (e) 4:00 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Clarissa Chun (e) 4:30 SECOND OPINION Concussion (e) 5:00 NHK NEWSLINE 5:30 TOMORROW: JAPAN BEYOND 3/11 6:00 MOYERS & COMPANY 6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 7:00 MASTERPIECE CLASSIC Downton Abbey Season 4, Part 2 of 8 (e) 8:00 MASTERPIECE CLASSIC Downton Abbey Season 4, Part 3 of 8 Love is in the air at Downton Abbey, and darker emotions, too, as Mary, Edith, Tom and Anna each struggle with a dilemma. 9:00 MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! Sherlock, Series III: The Empty Hearse 11:00 TO THE CONTRARY WITH BONNIE ERBE 11:30 RELIGION & ETHICS NEWSWEEKLY Cable Only MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! Sherlock, Series III: The Empty Hearse Sunday, January 19, 9:00 pm Midnight RETURN OF THE WOLVES: THE Pictured: (l-r) Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes and Martin Freeman as Dr. John Watson NEXT CHAPTER January 2014 | PBS Hawaii 15 Cable Only Midnight CHARLIE ROSE 1:00 AMERICAN MASTERS Salinger 3:30 POV Listening is an Act of Love: A StoryCorps Special 24 FRIDAY 7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL 8:00 CHARLIE ROSE – THE WEEK 8:30 THE MCLAUGHLIN GROUP 9:00 THE REAL MARY POPPINS Pamela Travers, creator of the much-loved character Mary Poppins, led a remarkable but troubled life. Behind the fictional nanny lies a complex tale of a young woman escaping rural Australia in her pursuit to become a writer, reinventing herself and her past along the way. LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Alice Greenwood, Waianae community advocate 10:00 MUSIC MAKES A CITY In the late 1940s, Tuesday, January 21, 7:30 pm See page 15. community leaders of Louisville, Kentucky, embarked on an unusual scheme to save their the Catcher in the Rye author’s meticu- not only caused by the weather. Conditions struggling civic orchestra: commission new lously built-up wall: his childhood, deteriorated dramatically in the storm’s works from contemporary composers around painstaking work methods, marriages, aftermath, as impassable roads and shuttered the world. With funding from the Rockefeller private world and the secrets he left gas stations paralyzed the critical relief effort, Foundation, the ambitious plan propelled the behind after his death in 2010. The film leaving lifesaving food, water and medicine Louisville Orchestra to Carnegie Hall and inter- features interviews with J.D. Salinger’s piling up at the airport. Scientists, disaster national acclaim, and made a lasting contribu- friends, colleagues and members of his preparedness experts and relief workers tion to musical history. inner circle who have never spoken on scramble to understand why the Philippines 11:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE War Letters (e) the record before, as well as film footage, was so vulnerable when other countries, like Cable Only photographs and other material that has India, have successfully slashed storm casualty Midnight CHARLIE ROSE never been seen. counts in recent years. As climate change and 1:00 MUSIC MAKES A CITY 11:30 POV Listening is an Act of Love: A sea level rise threaten millions of the world’s 2:00 NOVA Monster Typhoon StoryCorps Special (e) most impoverished people with stronger, and 3:00 THE THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR Cable Only perhaps more frequent, storms, how can we Midnight CHARLIE ROSE prepare for the next “perfect storm?” 25 SATURDAY 1:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Blood Brother 10:00 CHASING SHACKLETON, Part 3 of 3 12:00 BIZ KID$ What to Do with a Windfall (e) 2:30 BAREFOOT COLLEGE 11:00 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX 12:30 HIKI NŌ (e) 3:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Boise, ID Alice Greenwood (e) 1:00 SIT AND BE FIT Strong Back Strong Core 11:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY (e) 1:30 THE BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Divine 22 WEDNESDAY Cable Only Elegance 7:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY Midnight CHARLIE ROSE 2:00 ROUGH CUT: WOODWORKING WITH 8:00 NATURE Meet the Coywolf The coywolf, 1:00 CHASING SHACKLETON TOMMY MAC Garden Bench a mixture of western coyote and east- 2:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Blood Brother 2:30 ASK THIS OLD HOUSE ern wolf, is a remarkable new hybrid 3:30 RIBBON OF SAND 3:00 THIS OLD HOUSE Arlington Italianate Project carnivore that is taking over territories 2014: Concrete Jungle once roamed by wolves and slipping 23 THURSDAY 3:30 MOTORWEEK unnoticed into our cities. Its appearance 7:30 HIKI NŌ 4:00 JUST SEEN IT is very recent – within the last 90 years 8:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAII 4:30 AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN FROM COOK’S – in evolutionary terms, a blip in time. 9:00 PBS HAWAII PRESENTS E Haku Inoa: To ILLUSTRATED Three Ways with Eggs Beginning in Canada, but by no means Weave a Name (e) 5:00 MARTHA BAKES Cookies ending there, the story of how the coy- 10:00 OUT ON A LIMB Explore the evolution of 5:30 SIMPLY MING wolf came to be is a tale of how quickly prosthetics and the exciting advancements 6:00 DINING WITH THE CHEF adaptation and evolution can occur, being made at the intersection of neuro- 6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND especially when humans interfere. science, engineering and robotics and exam- 7:00 MOVEABLE FEAST WITH FINE COOKING 9:00 NOVA Monster Typhoon It was the ine the impact of this transformative science, Millstone Farm, CT: Chefs Jacques Pepin, Bill strongest cyclone to hit land in recorded as revolutionary prosthetics move from the lab Taibe and Tim LaBant history, with 200 mph winds and a two- to the bodies of amputees – particularly to 7:30 JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE Taiwan story high storm surge that wiped vil- children with limb loss – who stand to benefit Lantern Festival lages off the map and devastated cities. the most. 8:00 MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! Sherlock, Series III: But Typhoon Haiyan’s destruction was 11:00 GLOBE TREKKER Around the World: Pacific The Empty Hearse (e) Journeys: Santiago to Pitcairn (e) 16 PBS Hawaii | January 2014 10:00 LIVE FROM THE ARTISTS DEN Imagine ranchers and others – and depicts a state and close brushes with death – the program high- Dragons its people testing the edges of our democratic lights his greatest scientific discoveries and 11:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS fun./Dawes values. charts his rise to fame and superstardom. Cable Only 11:30 PEDRO GUERRERO, PORTRAIT OF AN IMAGE 11:00 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Midnight INDEPENDENT LENS Blood Brother MAKER (e) Dr. Ginny Pressler (e) 1:30 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE War Letters Cable Only 11:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY (e) 2:30 RIBBON OF SAND Midnight CHARLIE ROSE Cable Only 3:00 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN 1:00 MASTERPIECE CLASSIC Downton Abbey Season Midnight CHARLIE ROSE IFILL 4, Part 4 of 8 1:00 FRONTLINE League of Denial: The NFL’s 3:30 CHARLIE ROSE – THE WEEK 2:00 MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! Sherlock, Series III: Concussion Crisis The Sign of Three 2:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE The Amish 26 SUNDAY 12:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Boise, ID, Part 28 TUESDAY 30 THURSDAY 3 of 3 (e) 7:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX 7:30 HIKI NŌ 1:00 NOVA Monster Typhoon (e) Dr. Ginny Pressler (e) 8:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAII 2:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAII (e) 8:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE The Amish (e) 9:00 PBS HAWAII PRESENTS Aloha Buddha 3:00 HIKI NŌ (e) 10:00 FRONTLINE League of Denial: The NFL’s Through first person accounts, this film 3:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY (e) Concussion Crisis, Part 1 of 2 (e) chronicles the changes and adjustments that 4:00 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE 11:00 THE REAL MARY POPPINS (e) Japanese Buddhism adopted when it came WILCOX Alice Greenwood (e) Cable Only to Hawaii, eventually becoming one of the 4:30 SECOND OPINION Whooping Cough (e) Midnight CHARLIE ROSE most unique forms of Buddhism in the world. 5:00 NHK NEWSLINE 1:00 FRONTLINE League of Denial: The NFL’s Interviews with elderly temple members 5:30 TOMORROW: JAPAN BEYOND 3/11 Concussion Crisis and Buddhist priests, along with recently 6:00 MOYERS & COMPANY 2:00 INDEPENDENT LENS The State of Arizona discovered vintage color footage provide a rare 6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 3:30 SKY ISLAND glimpse into the birth of American Buddhism. 7:00 MASTERPIECE CLASSIC Downton Abbey 10:00 SONG OF THE DUNES: SEARCH FOR THE Season 4, Part 3 of 8 (e) 29 WEDNESDAY ORIGINAL GYPSIES 8:00 MASTERPIECE CLASSIC Downton Abbey 7:30 LEAHEY & LEAHEY 11:00 GLOBE TREKKER Around the World: Pacific Season 4, Part 4 of 8 Can Bates learn 8:00 NATURE The Funkiest Monkeys Twenty-five Journeys: Tonga to New Caledonia (e) what’s troubling Anna? Meanwhile, years ago, filmmaker Colin Stafford-Johnson Cable Only Thomas installs a new ally and Alfred traveled to Sulawesi in Indonesia and fell in Midnight CHARLIE ROSE takes up cooking. love with crested black macaques, feisty mon- 1:00 SONG OF THE DUNES: SEARCH FOR THE 9:00 MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! Sherlock, keys with punk hairstyles, expressive faces, ORIGINAL GYPSIES Series III: The Sign of Three copper-colored eyes and some very unusual 2:00 NATURE The Funkiest Monkeys 11:00 TO THE CONTRARY WITH BONNIE habits. Learning that their numbers have 3:00 NOVA Ghosts of Murdered Kings ERBE dropped dramatically, he makes a return visit 11:30 RELIGION & ETHICS NEWSWEEKLY to find out why. 31 FRIDAY Cable Only 9:00 NOVA Ghosts of Murdered Kings A corpse 7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL Midnight OUT ON A LIMB found in a bog in the hills of Ireland’s County 8:00 CHARLIE ROSE – THE WEEK 1:00 MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! Sherlock, Tipperary dates to the Bronze Age, more than 8:30 THE MCLAUGHLIN GROUP Series III: The Sign of Three 3,000 years ago. A CAT scan reveals a violent 9:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES Barrymore 83-year- 3:00 MUSIC MAKES A CITY demise: the body covered in axe marks, the old stage and screen legend Christopher spine snapped and the arm broken in two Plummer portrays another titan of theater and 27 MONDAY places. Follow archaeologists and forensic film from an earlier age, the illustrious – and 7:30 NA MELE Jerry Santos and Friends (e) experts in their hunt for clues to the identity notorious – John Barrymore. This acclaimed 8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Detroit, MI, Part and the circumstances of this and other vio- film adaptation of William Luce’s 1997 play 1 of 3 lent deaths of victims unearthed in bogs. A is set in 1942 during the final months of 9:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Eugene, OR, Part new theory suggests that they were ritually Barrymore’s life. On the stage of a Broadway 1 of 3 (e) murdered kings, slain to assure the fertility of theater, the famously combative star struggles 10:00 INDEPENDENT LENS The State of land and people. to recreate his performance in Shakespeare’s Arizona This vérité documentary captures 10:00 HAWKING This is the intimate and revealing Richard III, recalling the highs and lows of his the explosive emotions and complex story of Stephen Hawking’s life. Told for the remarkable life and career in the process. realities behind Arizona’s headline-grab- first time in Hawking’s own words and with 10:30 AMERICAN MASTERS Philip Roth: Unmasked bing struggle with illegal immigration. unique access to his home and public life, (e) Tracking the year after Arizona passed this is a personal journey through Hawking’s Cable Only SB1070 – its controversial “papers world. Hawking recounts his journey from Midnight CHARLIE ROSE please” law – the film tells the stories boyhood under-achiever to Ph.D. genius, and 1:00 NATURE The Funkiest Monkeys of Arizonans on all sides of this divisive from healthy cox on the Oxford rowing team 2:00 HAWKING issue – activists, politicians, Latino immi- to a diagnosis of motor neuron disease. Given 3:00 THE THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR grants, controversial Sheriff Joe Arpaio, just two years to live – yet surviving several
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PBS Hawaii NEW HOME Campaign | January 2014 1 our public television station is facing a challenge. Our lease at the University of Hawaii is running out. That’s why PBS Hawaii is fundraising for a new home. Y A place to grow into a greater vision of becoming more local, more inclusive and more interactive. With a new home, PBS Hawaii will transform from a traditional educational broadcaster into a nimble, innovative multimedia organization that combines technology and touch to build a better community.
Proposed exterior of PBS Hawaii’s new home, The Clarence T.C. Ching Campus
Thanks to the generosity of individuals, foundations, and businesses, PBS Hawaii has reached more than 70 percent of its $30 million NEW HOME Campaign goal. Obtaining it will ensure our building a secure foundation from which we can use media and education to strengthen our community and ensure a better future for Hawaii.
It takes our community pitching in to provide a new home for PBS Hawaii’s trusted multimedia platform. And we need your help. Please learn more about our future plans, then make a gift to PBS Hawaii’s NEW HOME campaign by visiting the PBSHawaii.org/newhome page on our website. To inquire about PBS Hawaii has reached more than 70 percent of its $30 million available naming opportunities, please call (808) 955-0500. NEW HOME Campaign goal
2 PBS Hawaii NEW HOME Campaign | January 2014 PBS Hawaii’s New Home: The Clarence T.C. Ching Campus To Our Donors MAHALO For Your Investment in a New Home That Will Belong to All of Us
Major Supporters (In alphabetical order) ABC Stores Harold K. L. Castle New Moon Foundation Alexander and Baldwin, Inc. Foundation Robert and Alice Fujimoto Armstrong Foundation Hawaiian Electric Company Foundation Cooke Foundation, Ltd. Hawaii State Legislature, Samuel N. and Mary Castle David and Kathleen Pellegrin the Administration of Foundation Fund of the Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie The Clarence T.C. Ching Community Foundation HPM Building Supply Foundation George Mason Fund of Foundation the Hawaii Community Kupu Maui Foundation MFC Charitable Trust
Current and Former Supporting Board Members (In alphabetical order) Robert with Cynthia Alm Tim Johns Bill Mills Jimmy with Vicki Borges Kawika Kahiapo Jackson with Carol Nakasone Keiki-Pua Dancil Patrick with Kris Kobayashi Cameron Nekota Matthew Emerson Darren Kimura Shaunagh with Kenneth Robbins Jason Fujimoto Ian Kitajima Marissa Sandblom Guy with Susan Fujimura Jean Kiyabu Candy Suiso Joanne Grimes Tom with Drucilla Koide Kent Tsukamoto Gayle Harimoto Mary Ann Manahan David Watumull Ken Hiraki Charlyn Honda Masini Carolyn A. Berry Wilson with Alan with Cynthia Hoffman David McEwan David G. Wilson Joan Lee Husted Bettina Mehnert
Other Individual Supporters (In alphabetical order) Henry K. Ahlo Vanderlyn Anana David H. Baum Leinaala Ahloo Donald and Elizabeth Andrews Douglas B. Bell Patti Ah-Sing William T. Aoki Fred and Bobbie Bell Randy and Margaret Ahuna Arnie Applegate Stephen E. Benefiel Maile Aina Belinda A. Aquino Mary Berman Harry and Bette Ho Akahane Betty Arakaki Mark and Leah Bernstein Millannie Akaka Herbert K. Arakawa Gere Best Jon Paul Akeo Rachel and Tracy Asano Margaret M. Birnie Malia Akiona Rodney Aveiro Theresa Blair Danette Akiyama Kathy K. Bach Gwen M. Botti Kelii Alapai Phyllis Badayos Manu Boyd Nancy Aleck Rosalyn H. Baker Dan B. Boylan Nane Aluli Benjamin and Irene Baniaga Charles Brennan and Karynne Gregg S. Ambrosius and Joyce Judith Barrett Chong Brennan Kaaihue Mele J. Basso Linda C. Brock
PBS Hawaii NEW HOME Campaign | January 2014 3 Chauncey and Theodora Ching Mati Good Ken W. Ching Rose Marie Gooding Darryl Choy Susan M. Goodman Sandra Y. W. Chun Lynn K. Goya Carl Chun Peter Greenhill Ruth P. Chun Maria Gunn Lucille V. Chung David J. Gustafson Renee K. P. Chung Nathan Gusukuma Florence J. Coen Palmer W. Hafdahl Ralph and Dorothy Conway Emily P. K. Halas Stuart Cowan Michael G. Hall Carl and Katherine Crosier Daniel and Susan Hamada Sandra A. Cruze Violet Hanada Robert and Bernadette J. M. Hanashiro This original design depicts four Cunningham Edward Hanohano important plants in the Hawaiian Charlyne Daitoku Daris K. Hao culture. It will form a decorative A.J. Dawson Margaret Y. Harada metal screen wrapping around part Pua and Hank Deardorff Tokio Harada of the glass-front building, deflecting heat. We call it a “sun- Jeffrey E. DeGuzman Renee Harden catcher.” Group 70 International Donald and Sharon Dettloff Barbara A. Harger Vice Chair Sheryl Seaman, our Robert W. Donigan Peter Harris architect, is generously donating Dave Duncan India Harris her design, which shows kalo (taro), Judy M. Duvall Shirley W. Harshey ulu (breadfruit), ipu (gourd) and Gary East Laura M. Hashimoto kukui (candlenut). Arnold and Barbara Edelstein Stuart Hashimoto Diane Edminster Howard and Betty Hayashi Robert G. Egge James and Verna Hayashi Ann Egleston Nancy V. Heck Winona V. Bryson Peter H. Ehrman Nancy L. Hedlund Anne Buggy Gail D. Emerson Randall and Nancy Hee Kelcey Cambra Linda Farin Mack M. and Irene Hee Lee Deborah Campbell Bill and Frances Feeter Geoffrey Heise John and Jane Caneda William Feltz Will J. Henderson Julia and Nick Carter Eric Fleckles Sumiko Henna Brad and Leslie Carter John and Judith Flores Mary M. Herrera Ann B. Catts Phyllis B. Y. Fong Arnold and Anne Herrick Frances Cavaco Linda L. Fong Mits Higa Kanoe Cazimero Sandra P. Fricke Warren and Sharon Higuchi Rodney H. Cazimero Molly M. Fujikawa Luane K. F. Higuchi Louella Cazimero-Bactad Berg and Grace Fujimoto Mary N. Y. Hillman Peggy Chamberlain Matsue U. Fujimoto Robert S. Hines Donald and Mildred Chang Carol Fukunaga Ronald K. Hirano Ronica Chang Alvin and Karen Fuse Charles and Kay Hirashiki Colleen A. Char-Matsumoto David and Arlene Garcia Elsie Hironaka Bill and Nancy Chen Joseph and Elizabeth Germain Roy and Kuulei Ho Arthur and Rebecca Chenoweth Clint Gima Robert W. Hobdy Stephen Chinen Harry Y. Gima Gaylord Holomalia Frances Lei Ching and Ken’s Elaine Gima Michael and Natividad House of Pancakes Patricia Goff-Williams Hopewell Ernest and Gaylord Ching Gail Gomes Ingeborg M. Hopkins
4 PBS Hawaii NEW HOME Campaign | January 2014 Yuriko Horiuchi Stuart M. Kimura Roy and Faith Horner Wallis Ann Knotts Lynda and Donald Horowitz Diane Ko Timothy and Mary Houghton David A. Kolb Jim and Karen Howell John and Kalowena Komeiji Nerissa Ichinose Lorna Kometani Ronald and Patti Ihori Melanie Kosaka Ethel Ikeda Robert and Christine Kowal Margaret Inamine Alexander and Alice Kufel Kathleen Ishii Harry and Sumako Kumabe The heavenly scent of puakenikeni Donald Ito Masao Kuniyoshi will greet visitors at the main Barbara A. Jaber Terry T. Kushida entrance to our new home. George Eric and Denise Louana Lyman Lambert Puakenikeni means “10 cent Johnsen Addison R. Larson flower,” referring to a time long Jack Johnson Ohana Lot and Peggy Lau ago when the flowers once Robert and Jean Johnson Edward and Annie Lee sold for 10 cents each at nearby Jay J. H. Johnson Chris P. Lee Honolulu Harbor. Patricia Johnson Antoinette L. Lee H. Stanley Jones Nellie Lee Kip Jones Phyllis D. Lennan Christine A. Mendes George H. Kahanu, Sr. Cliff Libed Richard Mercado Miles and June Kaichi Lorraine H. S. Lim Thomas and Janet Metcalf Lo Kaimuloa Grace E. Livingston Weslie E. Mills Karyn Kaina Walter K. Loke Helene Minehira Daniel Kaleikini Coy and Margie Long Jiro and Mabel Mitsuyasu Carlson Kalua Noel Loo and Christine Gary Miyakawa and Family Bernard K. Kalua Namahoe-Loo Linda Miyata Walter K. H. Kam Laurie Loo-Ogata Linda J. Moderow Kyle and Lynn Kamikawa William and Carol Loose Paul H. Moore Miki Kamimura Garrett J. Lozier Charles L. Morgan Shimeiji R. Kanazawa Ruth S. Lucas Ramsay and Judith Mori William M. Kaneko Frederick C. Luckay Gail M. Morita Myrtle F. Kaneshiro Rebekah Luke Douglas and Betty Mukai Ballard Kashinoki Pauline B. L. Lum Anthony G. Mullen Norma Kashinoki Douglas Lum Lee Munemitsu Daniel and Jane Katayama S. Pono Lunn Sanford and Frances Murata Dania Katz and Edible Hawaiian Donald W. Mackay Mark and Roberta Murray Islands Barbara H. Makua Nicolas Nacion, Jr. Louis Kauai Tina Maragof Lyn Y. Nagoshi Louis “Moon” Kauakahi Kevin Matsunaga Charley Nakagawa James T. Keenan Gary Mau Evelyn Y. Nakahira B. Puni Kekauoha Cory D. Mau Alberta L. Nakaima Jacqueline L. Kellett Ronald Maurer Loui Mee W. Nakama Florence M. Kelley Mary Jane McBarnet Helen, Naki, Alben and Lynn Jim and Vickie Kennedy Robert and Sandra McFarlane Namihira Ann T. Kern Peter and Luanna McKenney Tammy A. Namihira Michelle N. Kidani Hugh G. McKenzie, Jr. Gail Hostetter Nelson Virginia Kidwell Stuart E. McKinley E. Ann Nelson Roberta H. Kikuchi Sharon McLellan Nancy J. Newnan Kathleen Kimura Mavis Medeiros Jacob and Velma Ng
PBS Hawaii NEW HOME Campaign | January 2014 5 Catherine H. Payne Helene W. Shenkus Jim Pea Marjorie A. Shepherd Richard Perkins Pono Shim Dayle and Maureen Pescaia Timothy Shimatsu Lynn Peters Paul Shimomoto Alan and Martha Peterson Mabel Shishido Cecilia K. Piper Lanette Shizuru Dolorine Pires P. J. Silva Kipuka on Hawaii Island Edwin Pollock Ivalee M. Sinclair The proposed design concept is to Jim and Angela Poorbaugh Tom P. Sing create a kipuka or oasis to give Joan Prater Randall Sing the Sand Island location a more Wanda L. Pua-Kaipo Mabel M. Slear inviting natural environment. Merlyn E. Raco Wini K. Smith Ellen K. Raiser Bob and Mary Ellen Smith In Hawaiian, kipuka signifies a Marlene Rea Glenn K. Solem place where the lava flow has Aggreneva Rego Tobi Solidum passed around an area leaving the Robert Reynolds Franz and Sharon Solmssen foliage, soil and water intact. Our Rachel Richardson Patrick T. Sonoda new home would be a kipuka, Thomas Ridenour Francis Spector visually and culturally, in the context of the Nimitz corridor. Christopher J. Robb Elizabeth R. Spielman Shawn M. Robinson Trisha K. Sproat Harry W. Russell Jo Starr Lori Rutherford Gwynne Staton Davis T. Nguyen Wilda Sadowski William and Patricia Steinhoff Gregg and Sharon Niceley Gary T. Sagun Cindy Stenek Warren and Michiko Nishimoto Marlene Sai Sandra K. Stephenson Fay Nishimura Edwin and Carol Saito Judy Stevenson Norman N. Nishimura Dorothy K. Sakamoto David H. and Donna O. Stewart Elaine Noa Neil and Lynette Sakamoto Helen L. Stewart Desiree J. Nuuhiwa-Koanu‘i Margaret N. Sakoeki Joshua and Becki Stinson John and Lynda Nygren Roy and Kathy Sakuma Louise A. Streppa Sharon Y. Oda Genevieve K. Salmonson Vicky Stump Heather O’Donnell Mary C. Sanford Mavis M. Suda Elaine Ogata Lynn C. Sasaki Jennifer Suzuki Itsue S. Okada Walter and Lora Sasaki Sandy Takaezu Wallace and Micheline Okazaki Fred Sato Wayne and Sandra Takahashi Arnold T. Okubo Dean Sato Annette M. Takahashi Paul H. Okuhara Loretta Ables Sayre and David Joan Takano Peter and Leilani Oliveira Sayre Myra M. Takasaki Sheila O’Malley Walt and Alice Schneider Chad Takatsugi Charlene E. Ono Winona Schoffstall Richard Takei Robert and Janet Onopa Paul J. Schwind Clifford and Elaine Tamanaha Charlotte P. Ornellas Roxanne Scott and Randall Vivien P. Tamashiro Marcus and Ruth Oshiro Omel Kenneth Tamura Mike Pagan Pete and Sidney Seale Edith Kawakami Tan Stephanie Pahia Frank T. Sera Ellen Tanaka Claire M. Paishon Howard Shapiro and Marsha Edwin Paul Tanner Marilyn Park Hee Janet Tapley David and Joyce Patrick Patricia W. Sheehan Eric K. Tash and Renee Iijima
6 PBS Hawaii NEW HOME Campaign | January 2014 Wendell Tengan Lowell Myrtle Terada John and Rita Thompson Laura L. Thompson Michael S. Thomson Sharon M. Tom Jacqueline Joy Tom Gerda C. Tom Eugenia Tom Werylend Ann Tomczyk 49% Business Support Wayne Tong 26% Individual Gifts Valerie V. Trotter 15% Federal-based Support Bob and Carol Tuua 7% Restricted Grants Larry H. Uyeda 3% Interest/Investments/Royalties Elisa Uyehara Jo A. Valdez Tony and Gail Vander Heide Pokii Vaughan PBS Hawaii is a highly effective public-private partnership. Emma K. Veary Patricia Vigueras-Doo A portion of our operating budget – 15% – comes from the federal government. For every $1.00 we receive from the government, Sylvia M. Waiwaiole-Hopfe we raise another $7.00 from the private sector. Irene N. Wakatsuki Charlotte C. Walker We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, Federal Tax ID (EIN) 99-0334518. Presley and Colleen Wann Muriel H. Watanabe Davilyn Watson Jo Ann G. Waugh Linda Yamaguchi Stanley and Janet Zisk Frances Weber Donn T. Yamamoto Behind the Scenes Givers (79) Ruth Webster Jody Yamamoto Edna V. Weeks Lawrence and Diana IN-KIND SUPPORTERS Eldon L. Wegner Yamamura Getty Images Alex and Naomi Weinstein Lillian A. Yamanaka Dania Katz John Weir Beatrice T. Yamasaki Debbie Key Diane M. Welty Loretta Yamashita Stephanie Park Burton White Janice M. Yap Sheryl Seaman Tina Whitmarsh Genevieve L. Yee Gunars and Jorene Valkirs Leslie Wilcox James and Merle Yoshida Mike Wagner James and Deborah Wiley Clayton I. Yoshida Walter Wanger W. H. and Elva Wimberly Ann S. Yoshida Roland J. Wolfe Tracy Yoshimura Laurena K. F. Wong Karl and Linda Yoshioka Justin F. Wong Marjorie H. Yoshioka Lorraine Wong Betty Yoshitake Every effort has been made to Wanda L. Wong Henry and Sylvia Young provide an accurate listing of our Dexter Wong Debby Young donors. If your name was misspelled Judy Xenofos Gwen J. Young or omitted, contact Ben Nishimoto, Louis P. Xigogianis Louise K. L. Young VP of Advancement, by emailing Elisa Yadao Jones Florita Zane [email protected] or by Rose Yamada T. Phyllis Zerbe calling (808) 973-0292.
PBS Hawaii NEW HOME Campaign | January 2014 7 Help PBS Hawaii continue to serve you by making a gift to our NEW HOME Campaign. Together, let’s build a 21st-century home for a 21st-century PBS Hawaii.
Please learn more about our future plans, then make a gift to PBS Hawaii’s NEW HOME Campaign by visiting the PBSHawaii.org/newhome page on our website.
For information about naming opportunities, please call (808) 955-0500. Mahalo!
Big Bird needs a new home in Hawaii! PBS Hawaii is also the island home of Antiques Roadshow, FRONTLINE, PBS NewsHour and Masterpiece, as well as quality locally produced programming about the Pacific.
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