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CHALLENGING FEBRUARY 2017 CONVERSATIONS n homes and communities across America, a conversation is taking place between parents of color and their children – especially sons – about how to behave if they are ever stopped by the police. “The Talk,” as it is called, has become increasingly necessary in the wake of recent tragic events between people of color and law enforcement – such as the fatal shootings of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and Tamir I Rice in Cleveland, Ohio, and the death of Eric Garner on Staten Island, New York. This critical conversation – and a larger, equally timely one about the ever-widening gap between majority-minority populations in the United States—are the focus of The Talk—Race in America. Directed by Sam Pollard (American Masters: August Wilson: The Ground on Which I Stand), the documentary presents six personal stories to illustrate the issue from multiple perspectives: the parent, the child, the police, and the community. A complementary multiplatform media initiative will feature extensive online, social media, and community engagement components. Among those profiled are Dr. Christi Griffin, founder of The Ethics Project, who created “Parent2Parent,” a series of conversations with black parents speaking with white parents about “the Talk”; Samaria Rice (top left), mother of Tamir Rice (bottom left), a 12-year-old boy killed by the Cleveland police while playing with a toy gun in a local park; Reverend Catherine Brown, who was assaulted by Chicago Police in front of her children in her own car; Eric Adams, Brooklyn Borough President and retired New York City police officer; and members of the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy, who explain the protocols for using lethal force and describe the danger from a police officer’s point of view. Kenya Barris, creator and executive producer of the ABC series black*ish; musician/activist Nas; actor/director Rosie Perez; director/writer/producer John Singleton; and New York Times Op Ed Columnist Charles Blow also share their personal stories. PREMIERES MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27 AT 9PM The Talk—Race in America reveals how communities are working together to understand racial tensions in our country and Learn more at pbs.org/thetalk generate change, healing, and unity. I’M KEEPING MY EYE ON YOU In the most innovative production Nature has ever presented, Spy in the Wild employs more than 30 animatronic spy cameras disguised as animals to secretly record behavior in the wild. These “spycams” reveal animals as having emotions and behavior similar to humans: specifically, a capacity to love, grieve, deceive, and invent. Among the featured Spy Creatures are: Spy Orangutan, Spy Croc Hatchling, Spy Egret, Spy Tortoise, Spy Macaw, Spy Sloth, Spy Cobra, and Spy Baby Hippo. These robotic, uncanny look-alikes infiltrate the natural world to film surprising PREMIERES THURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 2 – MARCH 2 AT 9PM behavior among wildlife from around the globe. Learn more at pbs.org/nature Preview Nature videos and more at watch.wliw.org © JOHN DOWNER PRODUCTIONS To access this month’s featured web content, visit wliw.org/guide 1 WLIW21 FEBRUARY 2017 SCHEDULE PLEASE NOTE: All airdates are subject to change. For the most current listings, visit WLIW21’s schedule page at wliw.org/schedule. Primetime listings are available on the WLIW21 Program Schedule Hotline at 212.560.8021 – press 3 for programming, then press 1 for program schedule. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1 7:30pm Long Island Business Report 12:30pm Thomas & Friends Special Times The Cost of Childcare On Long Island 1:00pm Thomas & Friends Busy Days 12:00am Downton Abbey Season 3 8:00pm Downton Abbey Season 3 1:30pm Bob the Builder Don’t Muck It Up on Masterpiece Part 3 on Masterpiece Part 4 2:00pm Connect NY Being Poor: The Cycle of Injustice 1:30am As Time Goes By 9:30pm As Time Goes By JIM BE:MONT 3:00pm Death In Paradise This month, learn about an artist who creates Mr. Selfridge, Part 3 10:00pm EastEnders 2:00am Masterpiece 4:00pm Charlie Rose monumental sculptures; explore Miami dance company 3:00am Masterpiece Mr. Selfridge, Part 4 10:30pm EastEnders “Live in Color” (above) that is on a mission to further 5:00pm MetroFocus the development of Funk Dance; meet artist Dorothy Mr. Selfridge, Part 5 11:00pm MetroFocus 4:00am Masterpiece 5:30pm WLIW Arts Beat Tanner, who has been crafting breathtaking sculptures 11:30pm BBC World News 5:00am Curious Traveler 6:00pm PBS NewsHour using light since the 1960’s; and discover the work of a Curious About - New York City painter who focuses on the average face. 7:00pm MetroFocus 5:30am Curious Traveler Curious About - London THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2 7:30pm WLIW Arts Beat WLIW ARTS BEAT 6:00am Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches 8:00pm Treasures of New York Premieres Thursday, 6:15am Body Electric 12:00am Nature A Sloth Named Velcro Lincoln Center with Patti Lupone February 2 at 5:30pm 6:30am Arthur Molina’s Mulligan/Buster Bombs 1:00am NOVA Sunken Ship Rescue 9:00pm Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries 7:00am Wild Kratts Road Runner 2:00am Seeds of Resiliency Love Preview videos and more at wliw.org/ 7:30am Cyberchase A World Without Zero 3:00am Hubert H. 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Allen Smith’s Garden to Table 11:30pm BBC World News 8:00am Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Big City, Pt. 3/ 8:30am Peg + Cat The Imaginary Friend Problem/ Reservations for Two Dinosaur Big City, Pt. 4 The Promise Problem 5:30am Growing a Greener World FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3 8:30am Peg + Cat The Baby Problem/ 9:00am Sesame Street Bedtime Story Winter Gardening (Harborside, ME) The Sparkling Sphere Problem 9:30am Bob the Builder Watch Out Pilchard 6:00am Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches 12:00am Antiques Roadshow The Civil War Years 9:00am Sesame Street To The Moon Elmo 6:15am Body Electric 10:00am Nature Cat 1:00am The African Americans: 9:30am Bob the Builder Bob’s Big Challenge Kingdom of Rotting Log/Can You Dig It? 6:30am Arthur Opposties Distract/Just The Ticket Many Rivers to Cross 10:00am Nature Cat Mud Love/Call It A Night 10:30am Super Why! 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    AUGUSTMARCH 2019 2020 Where in the World Is Rick Steves? DID YOU Follow Along on His Travels KNOW? Rick Steves PAGE 6 PAGE 6 Rise Up! Celebrate Women’sAncient History Mysteries Month A Heartwarming PAGE 20 Revealed on New Season of Secrets of the Dead Call the Midwife PAGE XX PAGE X CONTENTS 2 3 4 5 7 22 PERKS + EVENTS NEWS + NOTES RADIO SCHEDULE RADIO SPECIALS + TV LISTINGS PASSPORT PODCASTS Special events Highlights of What’s airing Your monthly guide What’s new and and member what’s happening when New and what’s going away benefits recommended PERKS + EVENTS KQED Members Day: PERK Free Admission to the Exploratorium Sunday, March 8, 10am–5pm Pier 15 on San Francisco’s Embarcadero With more than 650 hands-on exhibits to tinker with, and zero “Don’t Touch” signs, visitors of all ages will always find fun at the Exploratorium! Since 1969, we have connected the public with scientists, artists, teachers, doers, thinkers and makers to create extraordinary experiences that upend perceptions and cultivate curiosity. Admission is free for KQED members plus one guest with a current KQED MemberCard or membership information on On KQED plus a valid ID. Tickets are based on day-of availability only. exploratorium.edu ©EXPLORATORIUM, EXPLORATORIUM.EDU ©EXPLORATORIUM, The Exploratorium is home to 650+ hands-on exhibits that ignite curiosity and cultivate confidence to think and learn. Meet the Makers Saturday, March 21, 2 to 5pm San Francisco Art Institute Chestnut Street Campus Get a taste of Oakland-made Den Sake’s sake and other makers from San Francisco’s craft food scene.