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WTVP Launches a Year-Long Celebration of Its 50Th Anniversary, We’Re Taking a Different Approach to Gift-Giving 2 2 NOTE FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CEO A THANK YOU GIFT DURING OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR People typically give gifts to someone celebrating an anniversary. That’s a great tradition, but as WTVP launches a year-long celebration of its 50th anniversary, we’re taking a different approach to gift-giving. In this issue of the Program Guide you will fi nd a preview of some of the programs and features WTVP will be gifting to the community in the coming months. I’m not talking about PBS programs, although the quality and variety of outstanding PBS programs will continue as you have come to expect. I’m talking about programs and features created, written and produced right here in Central Illinois. For 50 years, that has been our lasting gift to loyal viewers across the 22-county WTVP viewing area. LESLEY MATUSZAK Watch for new documentaries, an edgy new ag program, a new host for a well- WTVP President and CEO established interview show, collaborations with local organizations, enlightening interstitials, a new take on a WTVP classic and so much more. It’s all for you, the public in public broadcasting. Let the celebration begin! Thank you for supporting WTVP for fi ve decades. I invite you to stay with us as we look ahead to another 50 years of service. ON MASTERPIECE SUNDAY, JUNE 20 AND 27, 8 PM In a drama tinged with humor and heartbreak, Tom Hollander (Baptiste, The Night Manager) and Saskia Reeves (Luther) play a couple who embark on a long-planned grand tour of Europe, despite the wife’s wrenching proclamation that she wants to leave the marriage. The two-part series is based on a novel by best-selling author David Nicholls. The Daily Telegraph called it a “brilliantly witty and heartfelt drama about a family on the edge.” WTVP 101 State Street Peoria, IL 61602 Issue 062021 ISSN: 947 3 Watch some of your favorites on WTVP Passport. 3 WE’RE CELEBRATING FIVE DECADES OF QUALITY PUBLIC TELEVISION WITH FRESH, NEW PROGRAMMING FOR CENTRAL ILLINOIS. It’s the 50th anniversary of WTVP! But there’s no need to run out for a gift. You’ve already given us the best gift of all — your membership in this public television station. To say thank you, WTVP is offering up a long list of new programs, people and projects starting in June. We’re emphasizing local productions delivering information, insights and stories you won’t fi nd anywhere else. Here are a few of the new programs and features that will help you learn, make you laugh and give you a better understanding of our world. A SHOT OF AG PREMIERES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 5:30 PM Rob “The Shark Farmer” Sharkey, a Bradford, IL, farmer, nationally known podcaster and digital media personality, brings his no-nonsense take on farming, farm life and the rural/ urban divide to Central Illinois. This is not your typical ag show. A Shot of Ag is part of the WTVP Business Block. CONSIDER THIS WITH CHRISTINE ZAK-EDMONDS PREMIERES IN JULY Beginning in July, Consider This has a new host — former WEEK news anchor, long-time Peorian and family advocate Christine Zak-Edmonds. She will apply her considerable interviewing skill and experience to conversations with some of the most interesting and infl uential people in our area. LEADERSHIP LESSONS FOR HOME, WORK AND LIFE PREMIERES THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 8:30 PM This six-part series sheds light on different aspects of leadership as seen through the eyes of more than a dozen local leaders in business, education, government and the nonprofi t sector. The host and moderator is Amy Burkett, author of The 7 D’s to Your Destiny, John Maxwell leadership trainer and general manager at WTVI-PBS in Charlotte, NC. BACKYARD JOURNEYS PREMIERES THIS SPRING From the producers of Illinois Adventure, Backyard Journeys brings adventure home to you. Embark on weekly excursions to experience the people, places, food, history, music, art, outdoor recreation and unique character of Central Illinois. Fun and adventure await you right here in our own backyard you may even see local celebrities like, Phil Luciano.. 4 4 4 June 2021 Guide. Visit WTVP.org for more information. wtvp.tv/210601 NEW INTERSTITIALS (THOSE SHORT, INFORMATIVE FEATURES BETWEEN PROGRAMS) WHAT IS IT? WTVP is collaborating with the Peoria Historical Society to create a series of short, informative features on objects that tell a rich history. You’ll gain a greater appreciation of our fascinating heritage and the things that connect us all. WORD OF THE WEEK Impress your friends, co-workers and teachers while expanding your vocabulary with the sometimes weird but always wonderful words on Word of the Week. There’s a new word every week, so the learning never stops! FROM THE HORSE’S MOUTH From the Horse’s Mouth reveals the colorful origins and meaning of everyday phrases and words. Facts and falsehoods all shed light on the idioms that add life to our language. GOOD TO KNOW You never know when you’ll have to open a wine bottle without a corkscrew, hang a picture using a fork or slice a watermelon without a knife. These tips, tricks and “life hacks” are all Good to Know in a pinch, or in everyday life. WTVPEOPLE This month WTVP ventured out to Galesburg and Bloomington to record the stories and comments of WTVPeople. Watch for us to explore more towns soon featuring your friends, neighbors and community leaders. MORE PUBLIC AFFAIRS, BUSINESS AND DOCUMENTARIES Let us know what you think of In addition, tune in to new episodes of At Issue with H Wayne Wilson, Business Forward with these and any other programs Matt George and State & Water, plus new documentaries and plenty of collaborations with you see on any of our channels. local organizations. Send your comments to [email protected] or call Local productions are just one of the ways WTVP continues to be a unique, relevant and 309.677.4747. valuable community resource. Thank you for making new programming possible! Watch some of your favorites on WTVP Passport. 5 WTVP 47.1 HD MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 5:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics 5:30 Arthur 6:00 Molly of Denali *ˆ 6:30 Wild Kratts *ˆ 7:00 Hero Elementary º† 7:30 Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum º† 8:00 Curious George 8:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood schedule 9:00 Donkey Hodie 9:30 Elinor Wonders Why 10:00 Sesame Street 10:30 Pinkalicious & Peterrifi c 11:00 Dinosaur Train DAYTIME Neven's Spanish Best of Sewing 11:30 Knit and Crochet Now Garden SMART Ciao Italia Food Trails** with Nancy 6/2: Extra Life: A Short Bare Feet with History of Living Longer 6/3: NOVA 6/4: Human: The 12:00 World Within Mickela Mallozzi** 6/9: Meditation 6/10: Build a Better for All of Us Memory Through Science 6/11 & 6/18 : Nature Antiques Roadshow¥ (90min) (90min) 6/16: Inside The Mind of Agatha Christie 6/17: NOVA (90min) 6/25: Octave JUNE 1 – 30 Cycle Around Japan 12:30 Chanute: Patron Highlights 6/23 & 6/30: Finding 6/24: Nature Saint of Flight Your Roots Tim Farmer's Country 1:00 Market to Market Landscapes Through Time Simply Ming Kitchen Lawrence Welk Show Paint This with The Best of The 1:30 Motorweek Second Opinion Jerry Yarnell Joy of Painting 2:00 Classical Stretch: By Essentrics 2:30 Wild Kratts *ˆ 3:00 Molly of Denali º*† 3:30 Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum º† 4:00 Odd Squad º 4:30 Arthur 5:00 WTVP BUSINESS BLOCK – DW News Business Forward 5:30 Consuelo Mack DW Global 3000 America's Heartland◊ Start Up WealthTrack with Matt George 6:00 PBS NewsHour *Wild Kratts Alaska: Hero's Journey (60min) 6/7 @6am, 6/9 @2:30pm °Molly of Denali: Molly and the Great One (60min) 6/7 @7am & @3pm, 6/9 @3:30pm, 6/11 @7am **Rick Steves' Heart of Italy (60min) 6/7 @11:30am ¥Let's Talk Menopuase (60min) 6/8 @Noon ˆXavier Riddle and the Secret Movie: I Am Madam President (60min) 6/11 @6am †Molly of Denali: Molly and the Great One (60min) 6/7 @3pm, 6/11 @7am & 3pm ◊A Shot of Ag: (30min) New series starting 6/23 6 6 June 2021 Guide. Visit WTVP.org for more information. WTVP 47.1 HD SATURDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 5:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood 11:30 Mid-America Gardener * Business Forward with Matt George * 5:30 Arthur Arthur 12:00 America’s Test Kitchen * Consuelo Mack WealthTrack * 6:00 Molly of Denali Molly of Denali 12:30 This Old House To the Contrary * 6:30 Wild Kratts Wild Kratts 1:00 Ask This Old House Market to Market 7:00 Hero Elementary Hero Elementary 1:30 American Woodshop * CapitolView * schedule 7:30 Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum 2:00 Woodsmith Shop * Firing Line * 8:00 Curious George Curious George 2:30 Ultimate Guide to Fly Fishing * New Scandinavian Cooking *^ 8:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 3:00 Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street TV * 9:00 It’s Sew Easy * Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 3:30 Dining with the Chef * Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting * Elinor Wonders Why Steven Raichlen's Project Fire * 9:30 4:00 See WTVP-HD Daily Listings 10:00 Quilting Arts * Sesame Street 4:30 Pati’s Mexican Table * for Schedule 10:30 GardenSMART * Pinkalicious & Peterrifi c 5:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend 1 WEEKEND 11:00 Growing a Greener World * Splash and Bubbles 5:30 MotorWeek * * WTVPÿMembershipÿDrivesÿbeginsÿonÿ6/3,ÿseeÿtheÿWTVP HDÿEveningÿ&ÿPrime timeÿlistingsÿ ¹ Adventure Sports Outdoors (30min) on 6/26 for details.
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