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composition, which fuses stylistic working with a team of leading traits from two different musical historians from across the country, traditions. Frank replaces the horn The Head of Joaquin Murrieta and violin sections with sampona provides a dissenting view of and quena flutes, siku panpipes, American history from a decidedly guitar-like charangos and Chicano perspective. Deeply bandolins. personal, irreverent and 10pm PBS NewsHour entertaining, the film tears open a WSKG-DT4 11pm Nightly Business Report painful and long ignored historical 11:30pm Dw The Day trauma that has never been OCT 2019 12am America ReFramed explored on American television: expanded listings The Unafraid the lynching of Mexican Americans Banned from attending Georgia's in the west. top five public universities and from 8:30pm POV 1 Tuesday paying in-state tuition at other The Silence of Others 8pm America ReFramed public colleges in the state, DACA Learn about the struggle of victims The Unafraid (Deferred Action for Childhood and survivors of Spain's 40-year Banned from attending Georgia's Arrivals) students like Alejandro, dictatorship under General Franco top five public universities and from Silvia, and Aldo unite through their as they organize the paying in-state tuition at other activist work with an immigrants' groundbreaking "Argentine public colleges in the state, DACA rights group. A humanizing portrait Lawsuit" and fight a state-imposed (Deferred Action for Childhood of undocumented students and amnesia of crimes against Arrivals) students like Alejandro, their families, we enter their homes humanity. Silvia, and Aldo unite through their and learn of their struggles, as 10pm PBS NewsHour activist work with an immigrants' working families like theirs support 11pm Nightly Business Report rights group. A humanizing portrait their sons and daughters in pursuit 11:30pm Dw The Day of undocumented students and of their dreams for life, liberty, and 12am My Neighborhood: Pilsen their families, we enter their homes happiness. This engaging new 1-hour and learn of their struggles, as 2 Wednesday documentary is an intimate street working families like theirs support 8pm Head of Joaquin Murrieta level look at what community their sons and daughters in pursuit For over a decade filmmaker John engagement and activism has done of their dreams for life, liberty, and J. Valadez searched for the for one Chicago neighborhood: happiness. remains of Joaquin Murrieta, a Pilsen. Playing like a street mural 9:30pm Compadre Huashayo legendary Mexican outlaw who come to life, six Pilsen residents Inspired by the Ecuadoran blazed a trail of revenge across share their personal stories to huashayo, an individual appointed California until he was caught and illustrate how the residents of this to hire musicians for a special decapitated in the summer of 1853. predominantly Mexican-American celebration, Grammy-winning A hundred and sixty-two years later working class community have Western classical composer Valadez believes he has the head. organized to address the societal Gabriela Frank - a member of the So he embarks on a quixotic, issues facing their community, multicultural and genre-bending cross-country road trip through ranging from housing to health care Silk Road Ensemble - decided to history, myth and memory to bury to education and citizenship. recreate a traditional Western the fabled head of Joaquin 3 Thursday composition and use only South Murrieta. Along the way he 8pm Wild Metropolis America's native instruments. The discovers chilling parallels with his Residents resulting piece, "Compadre own family story and eventually From pythons in Bangkok to otters Huashayo," is a lively and intriguing realizes that the head he will bury is in Singapore, cities may seem cultural blend of tone and style. only symbolic. And yet its power as unlikely havens for wildlife, but for COMPADRE HUASHAYO follows a metaphor remains. Using new animals able to adapt, the urban the story of this custom-designed ground breaking scholarship and world is filled with opportunity. Page 2 of 13 – October 2019 WORLD expanded guide

9pm Secrets of the Dead controlled society on earth and painstaking research of Scanning The Pyramids launch a dictatorship that has centuries-old texts and cutting-edge Travel with the scientific team lasted for three generations? computer microanalysis of each granted unprecedented access by 5 Saturday author's writing styles. The the Egyptian government to solve a 8pm Still Dreaming documentary culminates with the 4,500-year-old mystery: what lies STILL DREAMING documents a first full-scale production of the within the Great Pyramid at Giza. unique take on Shakespeare's "A work at the Indiana Using non-invasive technologies, Midsummer Night's Dream" as University-Purdue University they make a historic discovery. performed by a group of retired Indianapolis campus, where 10pm PBS NewsHour actors, dancers and musicians at academics from around the world 11pm Nightly Business Report the Lillian Booth Actors Home, an comment on the play's authenticity, 11:30pm Dw The Day assisted living facility, just outside casting choices, plot additions and 12am Nova New York City. These former controversial ending. Inside The Megafire Broadway stars (Charlotte 10pm America ReFramed From the front line of the Camp Fairchild, Aideen O'Kelly, Robert A. The Unafraid Fire, the deadliest wildfire in Evans, Joan Stein, and Dimo Banned from attending Georgia's California history, NOVA tells the Condos) embark on a journey as top five public universities and from stories of residents who had to flee they stage the magical play at the paying in-state tuition at other for their lives during the 2018 fire urging of the Home's public colleges in the state, DACA season. Scientists racing to administrators, who see this as an (Deferred Action for Childhood understand what's behind the rise opportunity to boost quality of life Arrivals) students like Alejandro, of record-breaking megafires for the residents. As the rehearsal Silvia, and Aldo unite through their across the American West take to process unfolds, the actors find activist work with an immigrants' the forest, and even a fire lab, in themselves experiencing both the rights group. A humanizing portrait search of answers. They pain and exhilaration of of undocumented students and investigate how forestry practices, re-immersion in their life's work their families, we enter their homes climate change, and the physics of amidst the difficulties of old age. and learn of their struggles, as fire itself play a role in the dramatic 9:30pm Shakespeare Lost, working families like theirs support increase in wildfires in recent Shakespeare Found their sons and daughters in pursuit decades. SHAKESPEARE LOST, of their dreams for life, liberty, and 4 Friday SHAKESPEARE FOUND tells the happiness. 8pm Frontline fascinating story behind the bold 11:30pm Compadre Huashayo The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia 20-year project by world-renowned Inspired by the Ecuadoran A year since the murder of Shakespeare scholar Dr. Gary huashayo, an individual appointed columnist Jamal Khashoggi, an Taylor to recreate The History of to hire musicians for a special investigation into the Saudi Crown Cardenio (1613), a lost work written celebration, Grammy-winning Prince. His vision for the future, his by William Shakespeare and his Western classical composer handling of dissent, and his ties to early collaborator, John Fletcher. Gabriela Frank - a member of the Khashoggi's murder. Despite its impressive pedigree, multicultural and genre-bending 10pm PBS NewsHour The History of Cardenio remains Silk Road Ensemble - decided to 11pm Nightly Business Report shrouded in mystery because the recreate a traditional Western 11:30pm Dw The Day 400-year-old play did not survive composition and use only South 12am Dictator's Playbook the ravages of time. Dr. Taylor America's native instruments. The Kim Il Sung resurrected the original manuscript resulting piece, "Compadre Witness Kim Il Sung's by de-constructing Double Huashayo," is a lively and intriguing transformation from guerrilla fighter Falsehood, Lewis Theobald's 1727 cultural blend of tone and style. to brutal dictator of North Korea. adaptation of The History of COMPADRE HUASHAYO follows How did he build the most Cardenio. This process included the story of this custom-designed Page 3 of 13 – October 2019 WORLD expanded guide composition, which fuses stylistic and controversial fatal shootings of Murrieta. Along the way he traits from two different musical the mid-20th century. Part political discovers chilling parallels with his traditions. Frank replaces the horn expose, part narrative own family story and eventually and violin sections with sampona deconstruction, part poetic realizes that the head he will bury is and quena flutes, siku panpipes, meditation, the film is an only symbolic. And yet its power as guitar-like charangos and independent and thorough a metaphor remains. Using new bandolins. investigation of the life and death of ground breaking scholarship and 12am Still Dreaming Ruben Salazar, a prominent Civil working with a team of leading STILL DREAMING documents a Rights era journalist. As it sheds historians from across the country, unique take on Shakespeare's "A light on Salazar's slaying by a The Head of Joaquin Murrieta Midsummer Night's Dream" as Sheriff's deputy in 1970, it provides a dissenting view of performed by a group of retired extricates him from the myths that American history from a decidedly actors, dancers and musicians at were constructed to suit political Chicano perspective. Deeply the Lillian Booth Actors Home, an agendas. It also offers a compelling personal, irreverent and assisted living facility, just outside look at an historical period that still entertaining, the film tears open a New York City. These former resonates today -- an era of painful and long ignored historical Broadway stars (Charlotte repressive law enforcement and of trauma that has never been Fairchild, Aideen O'Kelly, Robert A. a people's turbulent search for explored on American television: Evans, Joan Stein, and Dimo recognition as full-fledged the lynching of Mexican Americans Condos) embark on a journey as Americans. in the west. they stage the magical play at the 10pm Doc World 12am Nature urging of the Home's Visitor's Day Octopus: Making Contact administrators, who see this as an Juan Carlos ran away from an Follow an Alaskan professor as he opportunity to boost quality of life abusive home and lived on the raises and studies a pet octopus in for the residents. As the rehearsal streets of Mexico City before his home, making remarkable process unfolds, the actors find finding his way to a group home for discoveries about its extraordinary themselves experiencing both the abandoned and homeless boys. intelligence, personality and skills. pain and exhilaration of Here the staff ensure they receive Octopuses are able to recognize re-immersion in their life's work education, training and emotional faces and interact with other amidst the difficulties of old age. support. Follow Juan Carlos as he individuals. 6 Sunday finds the strength to overcome his 7 Monday 8pm Nature sense of abandonment and forgive 9pm Local, USA Octopus: Making Contact his father for the past. 25 Texans in the Land of Lincoln Follow an Alaskan professor as he 11:30pm Head of Joaquin Join the quest of 25 history raises and studies a pet octopus in Murrieta students, mostly Mexican his home, making remarkable For over a decade filmmaker John American, who drive 2,000 miles discoveries about its extraordinary J. Valadez searched for the from the Alamo in Texas to a intelligence, personality and skills. remains of Joaquin Murrieta, a Springfield, Illinois museum asking Octopuses are able to recognize legendary Mexican outlaw who to repatriate General Santa Anna's faces and interact with other blazed a trail of revenge across prosthetic leg and honoring Abe individuals. California until he was caught and Lincoln's support of Mexico with a 9pm Ruben Salazar: Man in the decapitated in the summer of 1853. Day of the Dead altar. With humor, Middle - A Voces Special A hundred and sixty-two years later humility, and animated history Presentat Valadez believes he has the head. lessons, these students from San "Ruben Salazar: Man in the Middle" So he embarks on a quixotic, Antonio's St. Mary's University A Voces Special Presentation, cross-country road trip through raise questions of identity, borders, provides insights and answers to history, myth and memory to bury museum ethics, and collective one of the most bizarre, disturbing the fabled head of Joaquin memory. Page 4 of 13 – October 2019 WORLD expanded guide

9:30pm Stories from the Stage is elected president of Costa Rica. Follow male nurse Nori Sharif Fresh Start First Lady of the Revolution through five years of dramatic Life is full of opportunities to begin portrays a courageous woman who change in one of the world's most again. Claritza Abreu prepares for escaped the confines of a sheltered dangerous areas: central Iraq. her first job in the US by reading existence to help nurture a young Here, hopes of a better future after the phone book. In Afghanistan, democracy. the U.S. retreat in 2011 give way to Mahboba Akhtarzadah journeys to 10pm PBS NewsHour the sudden rise of ISIS. her classroom against all odds. 11pm Nightly Business Report 10 Thursday Dillan DiGiovanni discovers that 11:30pm Dw The Day 8pm Wild Metropolis sometimes we need to face our 12am Personal Statement: Commuters past before moving forward. America Reframed In a modern migration, animals 10pm PBS NewsHour Personal Statement follows three travel in and out of cities to find 11pm Nightly Business Report high school seniors from Brooklyn food and shelter or to start a family. 11:30pm Dw The Day intent on defying the odds for See if the secret to success in a 12am Independent Lens themselves and their classmates by fast-changing world is commuting. Dolores becoming the very resource they 9pm Neanderthals: Meet Your Meet the indomitable Dolores don't have for themselves: peer Ancestors Huerta, who tirelessly led the fight college counselors. An Follow Andy Serkis, the master of for racial and labor justice observational film, Personal performance capture, Ella Al- alongside Cesar Chavez, becoming Statement weaves together their Shamahi, a rising star in one of the most defiant - and individual struggles, family life, and Neanderthal research, and a group unheralded - feminist activists of highs and lows of the of their of experts who create, for the first the 20th century. respective college application time ever, a scientifically accurate 8 Tuesday processes. 3D Neanderthal. 8pm Personal Statement: 9 Wednesday 10pm PBS NewsHour America Reframed 8pm POV 11pm Nightly Business Report Personal Statement follows three America 11:30pm Dw The Day high school seniors from Brooklyn Diego lives away from his family, 12am Nova intent on defying the odds for where he scrubs wax in a surf shop Day The Dinosaurs Died themselves and their classmates by by day and stilt-walks the malecon Investigate how an asteroid becoming the very resource they by night. He returns home after his vanquished the dinosaurs 66 don't have for themselves: peer grandmother, America, falls from million years ago. Join scientists as college counselors. An her bed, leading to his father's they drill into the impact crater and, observational film, Personal arrest for elder neglect. for the first time, reconstruct the Statement weaves together their 9pm Frontline hell on earth that unfolded in the individual struggles, family life, and On The President's Orders minutes, hours and months after highs and lows of the of their The story of President Duterte's the impact. respective college application campaign against drug dealers and 11 Friday processes. addicts in the Philippines. Told with 8pm Retro Report On PBS 9pm Reel South unprecedented and intimate access Episode One First Lady of the Revolution to both sides of the bloody war - the Learn social media's addictive Produced and Directed by: Andrea Manila police and an ordinary power. Discover NFL protests' ties Kalin. Henrietta Boggs, a reluctant family from the slums. to 1968. See how Wall Street Southern belle, finds her way to 10pm PBS NewsHour women fought harassment, and a Central America in the 1940s, in 11pm Nightly Business Report python invasion. Andy Borowitz search of freedom and adventure. 11:30pm Dw The Day compares politics ads to cigarettes. Instead, she is swept up in political 12am POV 9pm Retro Report On PBS upheaval, when her new husband Nowhere to Hide Episode Two Page 5 of 13 – October 2019 WORLD expanded guide

Uncover crime evidence pulled lessons, these students from San practice rooms to stages. from DNA websites. See how drug Antonio's St. Mary's University 13 Sunday rules stem from a pill's side effects. raise questions of identity, borders, 8pm Nature Learn how a screen addiction cure museum ethics, and collective The Serengeti Rules is rooted in the past and why memory. Explore some of the most remote Americans are ambivalent about 10pm Personal Statement: and spectacular places on Earth robots. Andy Borowitz objects to America Reframed with a pioneering group of "no news." Personal Statement follows three scientists who make surprising 10pm PBS NewsHour high school seniors from Brooklyn discoveries that transform human 11pm Nightly Business Report intent on defying the odds for understanding of nature and 11:30pm Dw The Day themselves and their classmates by ecology. Based on a book of the 12am Dictator's Playbook becoming the very resource they same name. Saddam Hussein don't have for themselves: peer 9pm Finding Your Roots Learn how Saddam Hussein ruled college counselors. An Hollywood Royalty Iraq with an iron fist for over 30 observational film, Personal Henry Louis Gates, Jr. helps actors years. To maintain power, he used Statement weaves together their Isabella Rossellini, Anjelica Huston fear, intimidation and violence like individual struggles, family life, and and Mia Farrow unearth surprising few others in history, but he made highs and lows of the of their new revelations about their family the fatal mistake of believing his respective college application histories, taking them generations regime could take on the whole processes. beyond their famous cinematic world. 11pm Reel South forebears. 12 Saturday First Lady of the Revolution 10pm The Hispanic Heritage 8pm Some Kind of Spark Produced and Directed by: Andrea Awards Some Kind of Spark is a Kalin. Henrietta Boggs, a reluctant The Hispanic Heritage Awards will feature-length documentary that Southern belle, finds her way to honor five to seven individuals or follows seven, inner-city kids (ages Central America in the 1940s, in organizations doing outstanding 7-14) from New York City as they search of freedom and adventure. work in a variety of fields to benefit embark on a life-changing Instead, she is swept up in political the Hispanic and Latinx community experience-studying music at the upheaval, when her new husband in the United States and abroad. Juilliard School of Music. Shot in is elected president of Costa Rica. The evening will feature award HD over a 2-year period, "Spark" First Lady of the Revolution presentations for each of these intimately follows the students portrays a courageous woman who honorees, as well as featured inside the classroom and out; from escaped the confines of a sheltered musical performances. their homes in America to their existence to help nurture a young 11pm POV parents' homes abroad; from democracy. Brimstone & Glory practice rooms to stages. 12am Some Kind of Spark The National Pyrotechnic Festival 9:30pm Local, USA Some Kind of Spark is a in Tultepec, Mexico, is the site of a 25 Texans in the Land of Lincoln feature-length documentary that festivity unlike any other in the Join the quest of 25 history follows seven, inner-city kids (ages world. For the three-quarters of students, mostly Mexican 7-14) from New York City as they Tultepec residents who work in American, who drive 2,000 miles embark on a life-changing pyrotechnics, the 10-day from the Alamo in Texas to a experience-studying music at the celebration anchors their way of Springfield, Illinois museum asking Juilliard School of Music. Shot in life. to repatriate General Santa Anna's HD over a 2-year period, "Spark" 12am Nature prosthetic leg and honoring Abe intimately follows the students The Serengeti Rules Lincoln's support of Mexico with a inside the classroom and out; from Explore some of the most remote Day of the Dead altar. With humor, their homes in America to their and spectacular places on Earth humility, and animated history parents' homes abroad; from with a pioneering group of Page 6 of 13 – October 2019 WORLD expanded guide scientists who make surprising 11pm Nightly Business Report experience. Designed upon the discoveries that transform human 11:30pm Dw The Day premise that the key to understanding of nature and 12am Place to Stand reintegration is education, Five ecology. Based on a book of the A PLACE TO STAND is the Keys Charter School strives to same name. amazing true story of how Jimmy create alternatives to the revolving 14 Monday Santiago Baca - a man with door of incarceration. Enrollment is 8pm Massacre River: The seemingly no future - became a mandatory for all inmates who Woman Without A Country celebrated poet, novelist and never received a high school Massacre River: The Woman screenwriter. Based on the memoir diploma. In addition to classes that Without a Country is told through of the same name, the range from algebra to civics, the the eyes of Pikilina, a documentary takes viewers into school also offers lessons in art Dominican-born woman of Haitian Jimmy's past and present, to and meditation. For many of the descent. Racial and political uncover how the power of the inmates, the experience validates violence erupt when the country of written word lifted him from the their humanity: they are respected her birth, the Dominican Republic violence and pain that had defined for the value of their minds, and reverses its birthright citizenship his early life. their opinions matter. As the law and she is left stateless, along 15 Tuesday inmates begin to think about what with over 250,000 others. 8pm America ReFramed they might want to do differently in 9pm Local, USA The Corridor life, THE CORRIDOR invites Tariq's Cube At least 70 percent of people in jail viewers to ask: is education the first Tariq's cube charts the rocky have little to no high school step along the pathway to terrain of boyhood in America education, and at least 70 percent restorative justice? through the eyes of Tariq, a Muslim of the people released end up back 9:30pm First Degree American boy figuring out his place in jail. THE CORRIDOR shows the Venture inside the maximum in the world through a series of inner-workings and challenges of security Sing Sing prison to meet Rubik's cube competitions. We San Francisco's Five Keys Charter inmates attending college there. learn Tariq's path to adulthood is School a?' the first high school of Despite high recidivism rates full of ups and downs, with success its kind in the United States that nationwide, for the past 14 years, and tragedy alike firmly challenging provides inmates the opportunity to less than one percent of the Sing him to figure out who he is and earn a high school diploma to Sing prisoners who earned a what he wants to do. Add to that prepare them for successful degree returned to prison. the backdrop of a country reintegration into their communities. 10pm PBS NewsHour struggling to figure out how to Most of the inmates, whose crimes 11pm Nightly Business Report understand its Muslim neighbors. range from triple murder to 11:30pm Dw The Day 9:30pm Stories from the Stage peddling marijuana, were born into 12am America ReFramed Stand Up circumstances where bad choices The Corridor Tonight's tellers share those were their biggest option. Bethany, At least 70 percent of people in jail moments when they stood up, a mother of six, was a ninth-grade have little to no high school spoke out, and changed everything. dropout and confesses that she education, and at least 70 percent Andy Vargas takes his political doesn't know how to get or keep a of the people released end up back activism door-to-door. Katie job or maintain a household. in jail. THE CORRIDOR shows the Liesener discovers how William's dad left him when he was inner-workings and challenges of compassion can cross the 11 years old and by the age of 13 San Francisco's Five Keys Charter language barrier. And Yvette sought "success" by dealing drugs School a?' the first high school of Modestin battles exclusion by and getting all the girls. On its kind in the United States that creatively redefining her Blackness. average, most inmates read at just provides inmates the opportunity to Hosted by Theresa Okokon. a fifth-grade level, and most have earn a high school diploma to 10pm PBS NewsHour had a negative educational prepare them for successful Page 7 of 13 – October 2019 WORLD expanded guide reintegration into their communities. partisan conflicts. 11:30pm Dw The Day Most of the inmates, whose crimes 10pm PBS NewsHour 12am Nova range from triple murder to 11pm Nightly Business Report Why Bridges Collapse peddling marijuana, were born into 11:30pm Dw The Day In 2018, Italy's Morandi Bridge circumstances where bad choices 12am Local, USA collapsed, killing 43 people. NOVA were their biggest option. Bethany, Tariq's Cube investigates what went wrong and a mother of six, was a ninth-grade Tariq's cube charts the rocky explores other bridge collapses dropout and confesses that she terrain of boyhood in America across the United States. How can doesn't know how to get or keep a through the eyes of Tariq, a Muslim new engineering techniques make job or maintain a household. American boy figuring out his place bridges safer and prevent such William's dad left him when he was in the world through a series of tragedies? 11 years old and by the age of 13 Rubik's cube competitions. We 18 Friday sought "success" by dealing drugs learn Tariq's path to adulthood is 8pm Retro Report On PBS and getting all the girls. On full of ups and downs, with success Episode Three average, most inmates read at just and tragedy alike firmly challenging Learn why crime witnesses fail to a fifth-grade level, and most have him to figure out who he is and act. Meet a Naval officer who had a negative educational what he wants to do. Add to that transformed the military. experience. Designed upon the the backdrop of a country Psychedelic drugs like LSD are premise that the key to struggling to figure out how to back in the lab. Follow the voyage reintegration is education, Five understand its Muslim neighbors. of a trash barge that persuaded us Keys Charter School strives to 12:30am POV to recycle. Andy Borowitz highlights create alternatives to the revolving The Feeling of Being Watched lunar hoaxes. door of incarceration. Enrollment is When journalist Assia Boundaoui 9pm Retro Report On PBS mandatory for all inmates who investigates rumors of surveillance Episode Four never received a high school in an Arab American neighborhood Hear how President Trump is diploma. In addition to classes that outside Chicago, she uncovers one taking on the press with a range from algebra to civics, the of the largest counterterrorism time-tested strategy. Learn the school also offers lessons in art probes conducted before 9/11, one origins of vaccine fears. Discover and meditation. For many of the that has had profound impacts on the story behind free agency, and a inmates, the experience validates the community. law that was meant to rescue wild their humanity: they are respected 17 Thursday horses. Andy Borowitz bemoans for the value of their minds, and 8pm Wild Metropolis the no-apology apology. their opinions matter. As the Survivors 10pm PBS NewsHour inmates begin to think about what As the urban world grows, animals 11pm Nightly Business Report they might want to do differently in are displaced from land that 11:30pm Dw The Day life, THE CORRIDOR invites belonged to them. From herons to 12am Dictator's Playbook viewers to ask: is education the first humpback whales, follow the Benito Mussolini step along the pathway to captivating stories of wild survivors. See why Benito Mussolini was restorative justice? 9pm Neanderthals: Meet Your considered a pioneer among 20th 16 Wednesday Ancestors century dictators. From 9pm Frontline Join Ella Al-Shamahi, assisted by undermining judges to Supreme Revenge Hollywood actor Andy Serkis, as indoctrinating children, he forged Inside the no-holds-barred war for she explores the fate of the key tactics for seizing power. He control of the Supreme Court. From Neanderthals, asking why they also created fascism, an ideology Brett Kavanaugh to Robert Bork, an became extinct and discovering that would plunge Europe into investigation of how a 30-year-old how they live on inside us today. darkness. grievance transformed the Court 10pm PBS NewsHour 19 Saturday and turned confirmations into bitter, 11pm Nightly Business Report 8pm Into The Amazon: American Page 8 of 13 – October 2019 WORLD expanded guide

Experience diploma. In addition to classes that Melissa McCarthy and Eric Discover the remarkable story of range from algebra to civics, the Stonestreet, retracing the ancestral the perilous 1914 journey of school also offers lessons in art journeys that laid the groundwork Theodore Roosevelt and Brazilian and meditation. For many of the for their success. explorer Candido Rondon into the inmates, the experience validates 10pm Doc World dark and deadly heart of the their humanity: they are respected My Atomic Aunt Amazon rainforest. Featuring the for the value of their minds, and Japanese filmmaker Kyoko Miyake voices of Alec Baldwin and Wagner their opinions matter. As the visits a relative who lived in the Moura. inmates begin to think about what area that was devastated by the 10pm America ReFramed they might want to do differently in 2011 tsunami and subsequent The Corridor life, THE CORRIDOR invites disaster at the Fukushima nuclear At least 70 percent of people in jail viewers to ask: is education the first plant. have little to no high school step along the pathway to 11pm Massacre River: The education, and at least 70 percent restorative justice? Woman Without A Country of the people released end up back 11:30pm First Degree Massacre River: The Woman in jail. THE CORRIDOR shows the Venture inside the maximum Without a Country is told through inner-workings and challenges of security Sing Sing prison to meet the eyes of Pikilina, a San Francisco's Five Keys Charter inmates attending college there. Dominican-born woman of Haitian School a?' the first high school of Despite high recidivism rates descent. Racial and political its kind in the United States that nationwide, for the past 14 years, violence erupt when the country of provides inmates the opportunity to less than one percent of the Sing her birth, the Dominican Republic earn a high school diploma to Sing prisoners who earned a reverses its birthright citizenship prepare them for successful degree returned to prison. law and she is left stateless, along reintegration into their communities. 12am Into The Amazon: with over 250,000 others. Most of the inmates, whose crimes American Experience 12am Nature range from triple murder to Discover the remarkable story of Undercover in the Jungle peddling marijuana, were born into the perilous 1914 journey of Go undercover with a film crew on circumstances where bad choices Theodore Roosevelt and Brazilian a perilous journey to the untouched were their biggest option. Bethany, explorer Candido Rondon into the wilderness of biodiversity in the a mother of six, was a ninth-grade dark and deadly heart of the Amazon rainforest. Meet some of dropout and confesses that she Amazon rainforest. Featuring the the most incredible creatures, from doesn't know how to get or keep a voices of Alec Baldwin and Wagner pygmy marmosets to pumas, as the job or maintain a household. Moura. wild secrets of the jungle are William's dad left him when he was 20 Sunday revealed. 11 years old and by the age of 13 8pm Nature 21 Monday sought "success" by dealing drugs Undercover in the Jungle 8pm Journey to Jobs and getting all the girls. On Go undercover with a film crew on JOURNEY TO JOBS is hosted by average, most inmates read at just a perilous journey to the untouched PBS Newshour's Hari Sreenivasan a fifth-grade level, and most have wilderness of biodiversity in the from the Tisch WNET Studios at had a negative educational Amazon rainforest. Meet some of Lincoln Center in New York City. experience. Designed upon the the most incredible creatures, from Hari will take viewers across the premise that the key to pygmy marmosets to pumas, as the country, highlighting individuals and reintegration is education, Five wild secrets of the jungle are organizations who are connecting Keys Charter School strives to revealed. job seekers to employment at each create alternatives to the revolving 9pm Finding Your Roots stop. The broadcast will tell the door of incarceration. Enrollment is Off The Farm story of how communities are mandatory for all inmates who Henry Louis Gates, Jr. explores the providing support, advice, and never received a high school humble roots of comedic actors intervention services to youth, Page 9 of 13 – October 2019 WORLD expanded guide veterans, and adults in career intelligence on the future of work. stage, he overcomes his social transition. In JOURNEY TO JOBS, Since the Industrial Revolution, awkwardness and communication viewers hear directly from job new technology has increased difficulties to portray young men seekers and the newly employed, wealth, freedom and life dealing with the same challenges business and nonprofit leaders, as expectancy. But it has also he navigates every day - well as program staff, volunteers destroyed outdated businesses and employment, transportation woes, and mentors as they work to create automated jobs. How can the U.S. housing, relationships and more. pathways to high-demand skilled best prepare for the challenges of Dreamers Theater formed in 2004 careers. Each segment is tied to this new technological disruption? to extend the support when a one of the American Graduate 22 Tuesday developmentally disabled individual content strands, including Barriers 8pm America ReFramed reaches adulthood. Today, the to Employment, Career Pathways, Intelligent Lives community-based theater Connecting Job Seekers to Narrated by Academy-Award enhances the lives of these young Networks, Innovative Career nominee Chris Cooper, men and women in myriad ways. It Education Models, and Mentorship. INTELLIGENT LIVES follows three enables them to showcase their 9pm Life on the Line young adults with intellectual artistic abilities, practice Flight to Survive disabilities: Micah, Naieer, and transferable life skills, build Follow an emergency trauma team Naomie, who, with the support of confidence, gain a higher level of as they transport injured children by family, educators, and colleagues, independence and to socialize with, air to one of the few level 1 work toward a future marked with and serve as role models for, their pediatric trauma centers in the increased inclusion and peers. DREAMERS THEATER nation. From a near drowning to a independence. Their pioneering intercuts real-life stories together child stroke, be inspired by some of lives challenge staid notions of with similar scenes from the play: a the youngest members of society intelligence as they navigate high young couple with Asperger's and their families as they fight to school, college, and the workforce. syndrome go on a date, a young overcome tragedy. 9:30pm Dreamers Theater man with Down's Syndrome works 9:30pm Stories from the Stage The uplifting performance his shift at a local restaurant and You Only Live Once documentary DREAMERS another young man misses his bus What is a life worth living? Certainly THEATER follows a group of stop and loses his way home. a life well lived...because it only cognitively challenged teens and 10pm PBS NewsHour happens once. Gianmmarco Soresi young adults as they rehearse and 11pm Nightly Business Report goes on a harrowing skydiving trip stage the original musical, 11:30pm Dw The Day and realizes that sometimes in love Assuming Assumptions. The play 12am America ReFramed we jump too late; at 15, Brendyn dramatizes the issues faced by Intelligent Lives Schneider's dream of a first kiss individuals with special needs in the Narrated by Academy-Award finally comes true; and Alison Tocci hopes of increasing awareness nominee Chris Cooper, and her family celebrate life and about this population and their INTELLIGENT LIVES follows three death in wonderful and unique capabilities. Members of this young adults with intellectual ways. Three storytellers, three Richmond, Va.-based acting troupe disabilities: Micah, Naieer, and interpretations of YOU ONLY LIVE live with a variety of developmental Naomie, who, with the support of ONCE, hosted by Theresa Okokon. disabilities, including autism, family, educators, and colleagues, 10pm PBS NewsHour Down's Syndrome, Asperger's work toward a future marked with 11pm Nightly Business Report Syndrome and other increased inclusion and 11:30pm Dw The Day high-functioning disorders or independence. Their pioneering 12am Cyberwork and the differences. Off-stage, Ross lives challenge staid notions of American Dream Lipstock - the son of show creator intelligence as they navigate high This documentary looks at the Joan Babich Lipstock - lives with an school, college, and the workforce. impact of robotics and artificial autism spectrum disorder; on 23 Wednesday Page 10 of 13 – October 2019 WORLD expanded guide

9pm Frontline 9pm Food - Delicious Science Discover the lessons from a 1970s Zero Tolerance Food on the Brain public housing experiment. Trump turned immigration into a Travel the world with Michael Understand the roots of newborn powerful political weapon that Mosley and James Wong to testing. Explore head injuries in pro fueled division and violence. Inside discover how the chemistry in our sports. See why too few people, not the effort by three insurgents to tap food affects our brains and creates too many, is a problem. Andy into populist anger, transform the our deepest cravings. This is Borowitz takes on Space Force. GOP, and crack down on delicious science. 10pm PBS NewsHour immigration. 10pm PBS NewsHour 11pm Nightly Business Report 10pm PBS NewsHour 11pm Nightly Business Report 11:30pm Dw The Day 11pm Nightly Business Report 11:30pm Dw The Day 12am Dictator's Playbook 11:30pm Dw The Day 12am Nova Manuel Noriega 12am Reel South Look Who's Driving Watch Manuel Noriega rise through Jonah Stands Up After years of anticipation, the Panamanian military to become Film by: Hannah Engelson. Jonah autonomous vehicles are now chief of intelligence -- and then, Bascle was an unconventional being tested on public roads all military dictator. He spied for the mayoral candidate, even by New over the world. Dozens of startups United States, but in the end, Orleans standards: artist, have sprung up alongside money laundering, drug trafficking comedian, disability-rights activist. established auto and tech and political crimes led to his Born with muscular dystrophy, giants-who are also testing the downfall. Jonah raced against mortality waters-to form what many hope will 26 Saturday throughout his twenties. Combining be a transformative new industry. 8pm New Orleans: The First 300 humor, political action, and a sense As ambitious innovators are Years of urgency, Jonah Stands Up rushing to cash in on what they see NEW ORLEANS: THE FIRST 300 challenges stereotypes associated as high tech's next pot of gold, YEARS chronicles the history of the with differently-abled individuals in some experts warn there are still internationally renowned city - New Orleans. daunting challenges to overcome... including its rough start as a French 12:30am POV such as how to train computers to colony in a humid location teeming Blowin' Up make life-and-death decisions as with alligators and mosquitoes, its Working within a broken criminal well as humans can. NOVA peers time under Spanish domination, justice system, a team of rebel under the hood of the autonomous and its eventual purchase by heroines work to change the way automotive industry to investigate America at the beginning of the women arrested for prostitution are how exactly driverless cars work, 19th century. Narrated by actor prosecuted. The film celebrates how they may change the way we John Goodman, the film also acts of steadfast defiance, even as live, and whether we will ever be explores its time as a major center it reveals the hurdles these women able to entrust them with our lives. for the slave trade, the must face. 25 Friday Reconstruction era, the impact of 24 Thursday 8pm Retro Report On PBS civil rights legislation on the city, 8pm Life from Above Episode Five and the homefront during WWII. Moving Planet Learn how texting could reduce Additional segments look at the See new footage of the greatest, suicides. See why surrogate early days of Mardi Gras, Carnival most beautiful and powerful parenthood is still being shaped by and the city's musical, culinary and movements on our planet. Baby M. Shine a light on lead, literary history. Cameras in space capture events banned but not gone. Climate help 9:30pm Reel South like an elephant family's struggle may come from the Cold War. Andy The Exceptionally Extraordinary through drought, and thousands of Borowitz recalls a flaming river. By Lindsey Phillips and Lauren Shaolin Kung-Fu students 9pm Retro Report On PBS Domino. Come along with colorful performing in perfect synchronicity. Episode Six characters carrying on a cherished Page 11 of 13 – October 2019 WORLD expanded guide

Mardi Gras tradition as they gather autism spectrum disorder; on Additional segments look at the at the epicenter of all things stage, he overcomes his social early days of Mardi Gras, Carnival costuming - the family-owned awkwardness and communication and the city's musical, culinary and Jefferson Variety fabric and craft difficulties to portray young men literary history. store. The film highlights the dealing with the same challenges 27 Sunday creativity and personal expression he navigates every day - 8pm Nature linked in the cultural identity and employment, transportation woes, Okavango: River of Dreams: narrative of New Orleans and housing, relationships and more. Paradise provides a deeper look into the Dreamers Theater formed in 2004 See the landscape and wildlife of significance of costuming and the to extend the support when a the Upper Okavango River. A carnival season. developmentally disabled individual lioness severely injured by a buffalo 10pm America ReFramed reaches adulthood. Today, the is left for dead by her pride. Now Intelligent Lives community-based theater handicapped, she has to survive in Narrated by Academy-Award enhances the lives of these young the swamp alone, hunting to feed nominee Chris Cooper, men and women in myriad ways. It her little cubs. INTELLIGENT LIVES follows three enables them to showcase their 9pm Finding Your Roots young adults with intellectual artistic abilities, practice Family Reunions disabilities: Micah, Naieer, and transferable life skills, build Uncover family mysteries about two Naomie, who, with the support of confidence, gain a higher level of legends of hip hop, Sean Combs family, educators, and colleagues, independence and to socialize with, and LL Cool J, through the use of work toward a future marked with and serve as role models for, their DNA technology that reveals increased inclusion and peers. DREAMERS THEATER information that shakes their very independence. Their pioneering intercuts real-life stories together foundations. lives challenge staid notions of with similar scenes from the play: a 10pm Doc World intelligence as they navigate high young couple with Asperger's A Goat for a Vote school, college, and the workforce. syndrome go on a date, a young A Goat for a Vote follows three 11:30pm Dreamers Theater man with Down's Syndrome works students in Kenya competing to The uplifting performance his shift at a local restaurant and become the next school president. documentary DREAMERS another young man misses his bus Winning the election will not only THEATER follows a group of stop and loses his way home. earn them power and respect, but cognitively challenged teens and 12am New Orleans: The First 300 guarantees a role within Kenyan young adults as they rehearse and Years society in the future. Magdalene stage the original musical, NEW ORLEANS: THE FIRST 300 has to prove herself in a Assuming Assumptions. The play YEARS chronicles the history of the boy-dominated school which has dramatizes the issues faced by internationally renowned city - never been led by a girl. She has individuals with special needs in the including its rough start as a French the impossible task to unite all girls hopes of increasing awareness colony in a humid location teeming in her fight for equal rights. Harry, about this population and their with alligators and mosquitoes, its from the poor side of town, hopes capabilities. Members of this time under Spanish domination, to win so he will be able to take Richmond, Va.-based acting troupe and its eventual purchase by care of his family in the future. He live with a variety of developmental America at the beginning of the struggles against the popular Said, disabilities, including autism, 19th century. Narrated by actor who is a natural born leader with a Down's Syndrome, Asperger's John Goodman, the film also disarming smile. The endless Syndrome and other explores its time as a major center enthusiasm and motivation of these high-functioning disorders or for the slave trade, the three candidates guarantees that differences. Off-stage, Ross Reconstruction era, the impact of this will be a fierce election battle. Lipstock - the son of show creator civil rights legislation on the city, 11pm POV Joan Babich Lipstock - lives with an and the homefront during WWII. Still Tomorrow Page 12 of 13 – October 2019 WORLD expanded guide

A village woman without a high Dudleytown in northern at the epicenter of all things school diploma has become Connecticut, the Hoosac Tunnel in costuming - the family-owned China's most famous poet. Meet the Berkshire Mountains, the New Jefferson Variety fabric and craft the breakout writer Yu Xihua, a London Ledge Lighthouse, store. The film highlights the woman with cerebral palsy, Bellcourt Castle in Newport, Rhode creativity and personal expression poignantly weaving her personal Island and a Union cemetery in linked in the cultural identity and story with that of an ascendant, Easton, CT - the sites of terrible narrative of New Orleans and urbanizing China. tragedies, supposed curses and provides a deeper look into the 12am Nature ghostly hauntings. significance of costuming and the Okavango: River of Dreams: 29 Tuesday carnival season. Paradise 8pm America ReFramed 10pm PBS NewsHour See the landscape and wildlife of Perfectly Normal for Me 11pm Nightly Business Report the Upper Okavango River. A Alexandria, Jake, Caitlin and 11:30pm Dw The Day lioness severely injured by a buffalo Veronica, ages 5 to 15, reveal what 12am America ReFramed is left for dead by her pride. Now it's like to live with physical Perfectly Normal for Me handicapped, she has to survive in disabilities. Their parents search Alexandria, Jake, Caitlin and the swamp alone, hunting to feed out opportunities where they are Veronica, ages 5 to 15, reveal what her little cubs. accepted and feel valued, such as it's like to live with physical 28 Monday an after-school dance program in disabilities. Their parents search 8pm Edgar Allan Poe: American Queens, New York. With the help out opportunities where they are Masters of a loving community, including accepted and feel valued, such as Discover the real story of the dedicated teenage volunteers, the an after-school dance program in notorious author, starring Denis students prepare for a spring Queens, New York. With the help O'Hare as Edgar Allan Poe. The recital. Throughout all, they of a loving community, including program explores the become eloquent advocates for the dedicated teenage volunteers, the misrepresentations of Poe and powers of inclusion, respect and students prepare for a spring reveals how he tapped into what it empathy. recital. Throughout all, they means to be human in a modern 9pm Reel South become eloquent advocates for the and sometimes frightening world. Jonah Stands Up powers of inclusion, respect and 9:30pm Stories from the Stage Film by: Hannah Engelson. Jonah empathy. 10pm PBS NewsHour Bascle was an unconventional 30 Wednesday 11pm Nightly Business Report mayoral candidate, even by New 9pm Frontline 11:30pm Dw The Day Orleans standards: artist, Target El Paso 12am Things That Go Bump in comedian, disability-rights activist. How El Paso became Trump's the Night Born with muscular dystrophy, immigration testing ground and Tales of Haunted New England Jonah raced against mortality then the target of a white THINGS THAT GO BUMP IN THE throughout his twenties. Combining supremacist. Through interviews NIGHT details some of New humor, political action, and a sense with border patrol agents, militias, England's most bone-chilling of urgency, Jonah Stands Up local advocates, and migrants, the stories, myths and legends. challenges stereotypes associated inside story from the epicenter of Interviews with local authors and with differently-abled individuals in the border crisis. experts, along with personal New Orleans. 10pm PBS NewsHour accounts, reveal tales of the 9:30pm Reel South 11pm Nightly Business Report supernatural, the unexplained and The Exceptionally Extraordinary 11:30pm Dw The Day the mysterious. The special By Lindsey Phillips and Lauren 12am Reel South features visits to the infamous Domino. Come along with colorful 62 Days Lizzie Borden home in Fall River, characters carrying on a cherished Produced and Directed by: MA, the long-abandoned village of Mardi Gras tradition as they gather Rebecca Haimowitz. Marlise Page 13 of 13 – October 2019 WORLD expanded guide

Munoz was 33 years old and 14 settle the forbidding Himalayas. weeks pregnant when she suffered Join them as they climb into a pulmonary embolism and was mountain tombs that preserve pronounced brain-dead. Due to a evidence of strange rituals little-known Texas law, the Munoz designed to ward off the restless family was forced to keep Marlise spirits of the dead. on life support against her wishes. 62 Days follows the Munoz family's journey from tragedy to activism as they fight to change this law, revealing the human toll behind a growing political trend. 12:30am Independent Lens Made In Boise Go inside the lives of four surrogates in Boise, Idaho and the intended parents whose children they carry. Follows the women as they navigate the rigors of pregnancy and the mixed feelings of their own families, who struggle to understand. 31 Thursday 8pm Life from Above Colorful Planet View Earth's kaleidoscope of colors as seen from space. Swirls of turquoise phytoplankton trigger an oceanic feeding frenzy, China turns yellow as millions of flowers bloom, and at night the waters near Argentina are spotted with green lights. 9pm Food - Delicious Science A Matter of Taste Travel the world with Michael Mosley and James Wong to learn about the science that makes our food taste delicious and the powerful effect it has on our tongue and nose. 10pm PBS NewsHour 11pm Nightly Business Report 11:30pm Dw The Day 12am Nova Secrets of the Sky Tombs A team of daring scientists reveals ancient secrets of the first people to