AUGUST 2009

PRESENTS

State of Aloha Neil Hannahs

FormerA Sense Chair, PBS ofHawaii Gratitude Board of Directors and Accomplishment

Longtime PBS Hawaii Board Chairman Neil Hannahs recently passed the baton to a new Chair, Robbie Alm. In the following essay, Neil shares recollections and reflections about leading Hawaii’s only public television station into new territory, from State agency to proud private nonprofit organization. The vital change took place just nine years ago…. - Leslie Wilcox, President and CEO

On June 30, I was among several long-serving individuals who retired from the board in compliance with term limit provisions of our by- Dearlaws. Mahalo PBS to Hawaii Bob Ozaki, ‘Ohana, David Leonard, Tom Wellman, Cheryl Hetherington, Rick Tsujimura and Susan Eichor for joining this or- ganization during its infancy and guiding our transition from State agency to private foundation.

I wish to take this opportunity to express my gratitude for the privi- lege of serving as board chairman since the founding of the Hawaii Public Television Foundation (HPTF) in 1997. Retiring board members (from left) Rick Tsujimura, Susan Eichor, Cheryl Hetherington and Neil Hannahs. My association with this organization began in 1986 upon my appointment to the Hawaii Public Broad- casting Authority (HPBA). My children, who are now 31, 27 and 26, were 8, 4 and 3 at the time. My wife, Mariane, was young then…as she is today. I am indebted to them for their support of my service.

In the late 1980s, the “Japanese bubble” fueled a booming economy and rapid growth of our budget, staff and local productions. But it was like a booster rocket on a space craft. It gave us the power to launch, then fizzled fast and left us to cope with shrinking our commitments to sustainable scale.

During the ensuing economic trough, we reduced staff, cut services and worried that a failure to gain State support to fulfill mandated digital conversion might jeopardize our FCC license and very existence. We concluded that the best strategy for survival was to form a private foundation and engineer passage of legislation to transfer our FCC license from the State to a community licensee.

In 1997, we filed articles of incorporation to form HPTF and recruited many of the charter board members who are now, or have recently, retired from office. HPBA staff competed for roles within the new organization or sought transfer to other State posi- tions – the process left some casualties and emo- tional scarring. Retiring PBS Hawaii Board Chairman Neil Hannahs welcomes new PBS Hawaii Board Chair, Robbie Alm (top) and Lisa Levine, Vice President of Development, presents a gift from PBS Hawaii to Neil Hannahs, who has served on the PBS Hawaii Board since 1986. From left: New board member, Kawika Kahiapo, performs during Neil Hannahs’ last board meeting; Neil Hannahs and former PBS President and CEO, Mike McCartney; outgoing board member Susan Eichor.

But operations were uninterrupted by the changeover thanks our public television station. We hired Leslie confident that she to the leadership of CEO Don Robbs and experienced staff who possessed extraordinary qualifications and her performance has sacrificed the security of government employment to join the exceeded our lofty expectations. team of this fledgling start-up. To heal the wounds of transition, we sought the high touch leadership of Mike McCartney upon The years have brought many changes, but also some notewor- Don’s retirement. Mike’s encouraging style and team-building thy constants for which we should all be grateful. Namely, initiatives succeeded in unifying staff and board as an ‘ohana with a shared agenda. • the faithful and generous support of our PBS membership; • loyal and competent staff; and When Mike left to pursue other career goals, the board was • Karen Yamamoto’s unwavering management of our financial thrilled that an individual of Leslie Wilcox’s caliber would leave a resources. high profile position in commercial media to assume the helm of It has been an honor to serve the worthy mission of PBS Hawaii with capable, dedicated, and self-less individuals who have per- formed with distinction. I admire their professionalism and will long be comforted by the warmth of their friendship.

PBS Hawaii has accomplished much over the last decade, but a review of past achievements is an imperfect gage of contribu- tion and progress. A more meaningful measure can be found in the capacity of an organization to manage leadership transitions without disruption to mission and on-going improvement.

As I survey the talent we have recruited to the board and staff to serve under Robbie Alm’s and Leslie’s inspired leadership, I am convinced that retiring board members can hand over the reigns of responsibility with a sense of gratitude, accomplish- ment and confidence.

Mahalo, aloha and imua PBS Hawaii.

Neil Hannahs with wife, Mariane, and new board chair, Robbie Alm.

PBS Hawaii Board of Directors Chair

Vice Chair

Andrew Aoki Alan Hoffman Cameron Nekota RobertSecretary Alm Carolyn Berry Hokulani Holt Marissa Sandblom Jimmy Borges Joan Lee Husted David Watumull RonaldTreasurer Hansen Keiki-Pua Dancil, Ph.D. Kawika Kahiapo Robin Puanani Danner Ian Kitajima Tim Johns Guy Fujimura Thomas Koide Ken Hiraki Bill Mills Jason Fujimoto DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKER ANNE MISAWA TALKS ABOUT HER LATEST PROJECT

State THURSDAY, AUGUST 27 | 7:30PM Anne Misawa is the Producer/Director of the Ms. Misawa told PBS Hawaii the documentary’s PBSH: How did ACM students become statehood Statedocumentary Aloha of Aloha scheduled to premiere title comes from a March 13, 1959 sermon given involved in “State of Aloha”? How many Thursday, August 27 at 7:30PM – part of a by Reverend Abraham Akaka: students worked on this project over what 2-hourof special, Insights on PBS Hawaii period of time? Presents . “The fears Hawaii may have are to be met by men and women who are living witnesses of what MISAWA: The research project, then titled The documentary was made by students at we really are in Hawaii, of the spirit of Aloha, simply, “The Hawaii Statehood Project,” the University of Hawaii’s Academy of Creative men and women who can help unlock the doors started in 2004 and actually includes quite a Media (ACM). Ms. Misawa grew up in Hawaii to the future by the guidance and grace of God. bit of research and documentation that goes and came back for a teaching position which This kind of self-affirmation is the need of the beyond this State of Aloha one-hour piece. she says, “came hand in hand with directing this hour. And we can affirm our being, as the Aloha Our first batch of interviews involved about research project.” The students were also State, by full participation in our nation and in 30 key interviewees in the 2004 summer, assisted by other professional mentors our world. For any collective anxiety, the answer ranging from Senator Daniel Inouye to Don throughout production. is collective courage.” Ho to Bumpy Kanahele, etc. We had students

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Join host Dan Boylan and the Visit pbshawaii.org for a photo Follow the LIVE discussion each INSIGHTS panel for a live discus- gallery and more information on week on the PBS Hawaii TWITTER sion immediately following the State of Aloha. page and our LIVE Blog. premiere of State of Aloha. From left, social activist Ah Quon McElrath, former Governor George Ariyoshi, writer Stephanie Launiu.

work alongside professional mentors on all MISAWA: Yes, the funding is from a General It’s such a huge endeavor that it was quite in- aspects of production ever since. Services Administration grant, (a federal timidating trying to figure out what aspect of grant) intended for research. ACM pitched a Hawaii statehood we should focus on, what There has been a tremendous amount of research topic on Hawaii statehood culminat- to research and explore and document, and students involved since 2004. There are ing in documentation that would result in a what would be included and what would have students who were involved in research and documentary format video project that could to be shifted out of this finalState of Aloha production of their documentary shorts on be used for educational distribution. video documentary project. the statehood topic within the classroom setting, as well as students involved in the PBSH: What were the biggest challenges in The topic in itself could easily be a miniseries. documentary on a volunteer basis. telling the story behind Hawaii’s statehood? Trying to edit a cohesive hour-long story, while trying to be respectful and comprehen- PBSH: Was it really intended to be strictly a MISAWA: There was no focus or approach sive of all the various viewpoints, was one of research project? Why? mandated by the source of the grant. We the hardest challenges. were free to explore the topic as we saw fit. CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE >> From left, Dodie Brown and Cultural Specialist Pat Namaka Bacon, actor Jason Scott Lee, former Governor Bill Quinn and wife Nancy Quinn.

Filmmaking, I find, is always a compromise documentary shorts and segments and having a lot of informed historical context weighed by practicalities and involves a rec- interviewed a lot of their own family and to their opinions. This process of examining ognition that we can’t often include every- community members. the history from personal narratives of wit- thing that we want to or should. nesses and academics allowed them a more PBSH: Now that the program is completed, well-rounded insight into what the motiva- As we worked and researched, it became what do the students think about the tions were for people in Hawaii towards clear that it would be important to show in finished product? What do you think they statehood, and also against it, as well as State of Aloha the historical steps towards learned from becoming so involved in the being able to recognize the complexity of its statehood for Hawaii, the motivating forces history behind Hawaii’s statehood? legacy and the issues surrounding the cur- that wanted or did not want statehood, as rent dialogue of statehood and sovereignty. well as address some of the legacy of state- MISAWA: What I have heard from students Hawaii has such a vivid history. Today part hood and allow expression for some of the over and over is that they were surprised of what it means to live together in these current dialogue. What interested me as a by this or that element of history, that they islands is to experience our diversity – even filmmaker especially was this opportunity to were not aware of earlier, especially those the current discourse over Hawaii’s state- be able to put to film and archive personal who were illuminated to the various civil hood. We wanted to illustrate that richness narratives of many of our kupuna. Since our rights struggles in Hawaii that led to some of of history and perspective in this film. It is interviews, some have passed away. Having the motivations for statehood. important to be respectful of the people the issues resonate out of personal narra- who met and continue to meet the “great tives impacted the students, and they Students have often come to the topic with hopes” and “silent fears” that are the chal- were able to recognize what a wealth of very strong opinions on Hawaii’s statehood lenges of statehood. Challenges so many experience and perspectives their immedi- (and issues of sovereignty), sometimes plac- met with courage and a “state of aloha.” ate surroundings hold for them. Many of ing the blame of the current problems in the students worked on their own personal Hawaii on statehood itself, while not often GET DOWN TONIGHT: THE DISCO EXPLOSION (MY MUSIC) Saturday, August 1 | 8PM & Monday, August 10 | 8PM MY MUSIC brings back the disco years with live performances from the legends of the lighted dance floor. K.C. of K.C. and the Sunshine Band hosts the program, which includes the hit-makers featured on the soundtrack of Saturday Night Fever. K.C. and the Sunshine Band (“That’s the Way I Like It” and “Get Down Tonight”), the Trammps (“Disco Inferno”), Yvonne Elliman (“If I Can’t Have You”), Tavares (“More Than a Woman”) and more bring back the AUGUST days of polyester suits, big hair, mirror balls and eight-track tapes. MAGIC MOMENTS: THE BEST OF 50s POP PLEDGE Monday, August 3 | 8PM Phyllis McGuire, Pat Boone and Nick Clooney host this nostalgic HIGHLIGHTS trip back to the 1950s. The footage takes viewers back to the era’s pop music days with classic moments from Patti Page, Perry Como, Debbie Reynolds, the McGuire Sisters and more.

DR. WAYNE DYER: EXCUSES BEGONE! Thursday, August 6 | 7:30PM & Saturday, August 15 | 5PM On the 10th anniversary of his first public television pledge special, Dr. Wayne Dyer presents a program based on his newest book, Excuses Begone! After identifying the 18 most commonly used, self-defeating excuses, Dr. Dyer teaches viewers a method they can immediatly use to change damaging habits and move into new realms of possibility. Top: Peaches & Herb, Get Down Tonight. Bottom left: Dr. Wayne Dyer, Excuses Begone! Right: Mel Carter, The Best of 50s Pop. MOTOWN MEMORIES Saturday, August 8 | 2:30PM & Saturday, August 15 | 8PM MY MUSIC presents more great Motown memories, archival hits and rare interviews from five Motown Legends: the Temptations, the Four Tops, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Diana Ross and the Supremes and Marvin Gaye. Mary Wilson, one of the original members of the Supremes, hosts. Pictured: Mary Wilson.

LEONARD COHEN LIVE IN LONDON Saturday, August 8 | 9:30PM Influential singer/songwriter Leonard Cohen performs at London’s 02 Arena during his 2008 UK tour. The program, recorded live on July 17, 2008, features definitive renditions of classic songs drawn from Cohen’s 40-year repertoire.

LIVE PLEDGE Top: Mary Wilson, Motown Memories. Bottom: Leonard Cohen, Leonard Cohen Live in London. Hosted by Jimmy Borges & Shari Lynn THE BIG BAND YEARS Sunday, August 9 | 8PM This “Big Band” retrospective features the songs that brought the country through WWII and kick-started the baby boom. The program mixes vintage live, rare and unreleased footage of bands and vocalists from the 1930s and 40s. MahaloCommunity to Businesses Partners in Our Community for Their Generous Support PRODUCTION UNDERWRITERS CORPORATEHawaiian Airlines & FOUNDATION UNDERWRITERS Sony Hawaii Company

Hawaii State Teachers Association ABC Stores & The Kosasa Foundation Hawaiian Airlines Aesthetic Vision Center John & Clifford Mirikitani Foundation Arizona Memorial Museum Association John Mirikitani Avis Keiki Care Center of Hawaii Bank of Hawaii KGMB9 The Cades Foundation John R. Halligan Charitable Fund Cades Schutte LLP Organization of State Broadcasting Executives Chaminade University of Honolulu Pigtails & Crewcuts Commercial Data Systems Rooms Hawaii Cronin, Fried, Sekiya, Kekina & Fairbanks Ruby Tuesday Hawaii First Hawaiian Bank Seven-Eleven Hawaii, Inc. First Insurance Company of Hawaii Stepping Stones Academy FLEXA Hawaii Sony Hawaii Company Friends of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park SOS Metals Island Recycling Hawaii Community Foundation University of Hawaii Professional Assembly Hawaii Government Employees Association U.S. Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce Hawaii Medical Service Association WETA Hawaii National History Association Hawaii Pacific University ALII CIRCLE Hawaii State Department of Education, Marian’s Island Wide Catering Teleschool Branch, Office of Curriculum, Instruction NetEnterprise & Student Support The PBS Hawaii Aloha Diners Club Card

friends and I enjoy getting together for dinner, and Shokudo Japanese Restaurant is popular A Valuable Resource with with everyone, as well as Tanaka of Tokyo. So Life-Enriching Benefits I was glad to see that both of those restau- As a School Renewal Specialist for the DOE, rants are in the Aloha Diners Club booklet.” PBS Hawaii supporter, Allan Takeshita knows With discounts and savings to a variety of res- the value of education. “PBS Hawaii is a valu- taurants and merchants across the state, Allan able resource for parents and teachers, espe- didn’t think twice about renewing his support cially with their online sites – PBS Kids, PBS for our local public television station. “I’m not Teachers and PBS Kids Go!” said Allan. “It’s only helping to provide non-commercial televi- amazing to see how many children have, and sion for others, but I also receive so many still do, benefit from programs like Sesame life-enriching benefits in return.” Street, Super Why! and Sid the Science Kid.” For a contribution of $65 or more, new and “Everything they air from Nature and Globe renewing supporters will enjoy the benefits Trekker, to local shows like Leahey & Leahey of the Aloha Diners Club Card, and ensure not only inform and educate, but are highly that PBS Hawaii can continue to enrich our entertaining as well. After all, how many community. You can also experience the great things in life are pleasurable and still good for savings on dining and entertainment for a new you? Watching PBS Hawaii is definitely one of or renewing donation of $65 or more. For them.” more information, call (808) 973-1187 or visit us on the Web at pbshawaii.org. One of the rewards of Allan’s support is the PBS Hawaii supporter, Allan Takeshita PBS Hawaii Aloha Diners Club Card. “My TONS OF LOVE

Dylan’s Sesame Street Live Five year old Dylan Powell could hardly When the show finally started, Dylan said Experiencecontain his excitement before the Sesame he wanted to sing and dance with the Street Live: Elmo Makes Music show this characters and all the other kids. Asked past June at the Neal Blaisdell Concert what his favorite part of the show was, Hall. he replied, “They had little cannons that shoot out ribbons that went Woosh! As a PBS Keiki Club member, Dylan got a Woosh! Woosh!” The show ended with a chance to meet Elmo and Ernie in person big bang and party poppers filled the air. at the PBS Hawaii Private Pre-Show party. Dylan showed us some souvenir ribbons “I was shy at first,” he said, when asked he picked up from the show. “I also found how he felt as the characters came out. one of Big Bird’s feathers!” Eventually, he warmed up and gave Elmo “It felt very good!” said Dylan, a big hug and wished him good luck on PBS Hawaii offers educational program- a great show. With his Sesame Street ming that promotes life-long learning for “I would like to see them again goody bag in hand, he headed to the both keiki and their parents. Join the PBS Concert Hall along with the other excited Keiki Club today and receive advance next year! It was tons of love!” children, eager to see their favorite notice to purchase special event tickets Log on to www.pbshawaii.org or call the Keiki Sesame Street characters performing live. to shows like Sesame Street Live. Club hotline at 973-1375. We are very grateful to the

Arthur & Helen Thayer Joint Trust for their generous support of the Hawaii Public Television Endowment Fund

PBS Hawaii depends on thoughtful and caring visionaries who share in our commitment to providing quality programming and life-long learning for our island communities. The entire gift and all interest earned will be used to grow the Fund and secure the future of public television for generations to come. AUGUST 2009

PBS Hawaii PROGRAM LISTINGS

Immaculée: Hold Onto Hope AUGUST PLEDGEPete Seeger’s AT 90thA GLANCE... Birthday Playing for Change Yanni Voices: Live in Acapulco Concert

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 • 1PM SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 • 8PM SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 | 4:30PM TUESDAY. AUGUST 11 • 8PM Great Performances Visions of France: The Riviera The Brain in Love with Dr. Daniel Amen Pete Seeger’s 90th Birthday Concert from Madison Square Garden SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 • 6PM SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 • 4:30PM Ed Slott’s Stay Rich for Life Visions of Scotland MONDAY, AUGUST 3 • 8PM Magic Moments: The Best of 50s Pop SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 • 8PM SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 • 6PM MONDAY, AUGUST 17 • 7:30PM Magnificent Mind at Any Age TUESDAY, AUGUST 4 • 8PM Celtic Thunder - Take Me Home Yanni Voices: Live from the Forum in Acapulco SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 • 8PM SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 • 9:30PM MONDAY, AUGUST 10 • 8PM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5 • 8PM Leonard Cohen: Live in London Get Down Tonight - Ric Edelman: Rescue Your Retirement The Disco Explosion SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 • 7PM THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 • 7:30PM NATURE Kilauea: Mountain of Fire SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 • 10PM SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 • 5PM Playing for Change Dr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone! SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 • 8PM The Big Band Years - LIVE PLEDGE SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 • 6:30PM SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 | 2:30PM SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 • 1PM Motown Memories Immaculée: Hold Onto Hope PBS Hawaii is on the air seven days a week from 5 am to midnight. Viewers with cable service also have access to overnight programming. Viewers with cable service and high-definition (HD) TVs may watch PBS Hawaii in high-definition on Oceanic Time Warner Channel 1010.

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When possible, repeat broadcast dates during the month will be indicated in Playing for Change: PeaceMorocco Through Music parentheses. All programs have closed- captioning.www.pbshawaii.org Late-breaking events may result 8:00 Get Down Tonight - The Disco Cable Only in schedule changes. For more information Explosion See page 9. Midnight Globe Trekker and the latest schedules, please visit 10:00 Playing for Change: Peace Through 1:00 Washington Week . Music Playing for Change is a multi- 1:30 Now on PBS 2:00 Bill Moyers Journal media effort to unite musicians and vo- Fame and Fortune calists from diverse parts of the globe while seeking to immerse audiences in 1Noon SATURDAY Knit & Crochet Today Classical a movement to inspire, connect and 2Noon SUNDAY AntiquesAstroSpies Roadshow 12:30C Scheewearving Art Workshop bring peace to the world through mu- (e) 1:00 The Brain in Love with Dr. DanielChaise Amen sic. Using mobile audio/video units, 1:00 The This Old House Hour 2:30 LTheounge Woodwright’s Shop technicians traveled the world, recording 2:00 LorettaNOVA Ables Sayre, (e) Pt. 1 local musicians outdoors in towns and 3:00 Insights on PBS Hawaii (e) 3:00 The New YankeeMazda Workshop MX-5 Miata cities worldwide. In addition, musicians 4:00 Long Story Short withAthens Leslie and Wilcox Side from all over the world are now brought Trips (e)(HD) 3:30 This Old House together to perform benefit concerts that 4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e) 4:00 Motorweek build music and art schools in communi- 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 4:30 Visions of Scotland ties in need. (e)(HD) 6:00 Ed Slott’s Stay Rich for Life (e) 11:30 Roughing It: Mongolia Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings/Carolyn Wonderland

10:00 Austin City Limits Kris Kristofferson, (e) 11:00 Patty History Griffin, Detectives Randy O wen(e)(HD) Cable Only Contestant No. 2 Midnight Legends & LyricsRange Creek, Utah

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Melveen Leed 36:30 MONDAY The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) 7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian Song (e) 8:00 Magic Moments: The Best of 50s Pop Phyllis McGuire, Pat Boone and Nick Pete Seeger’s 90th Birthday Celebration Clooney host this nostalgic trip back to the 1950s. The program’s mix of live Pete Seeger’s 90th performance and archival footage takes Great Performances Ben Harper (center) in Birthday Celebration from Madison viewers back to the era’s pop music days Square Garden with classic moments from Patti Page, 5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 8:00 Great Performances Perry Como, Debbie Reynolds, the 6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly McGuire Sisters, and more. 6:30 Immaculée: Hold On to Hope 10:00 History Detectives (e) Pete Seeger, legendary Immaculée Ilibagiza survived the 1994 11:00 PBS Hawaii PrimePlease Picks Vote for Me folk artist and pioneer of protest music, Rwandan genocide — which left a million Cable Only Crime Scene Creatures turned 90 in May 2009. Joining people dead, including her parents — Midnight Charlie Rose him for a concert event at Madison by hiding in a tiny bathroom with seven 1:00 Independent Lens Square Garden to celebrate this other women for 91 days. She tells her 2:00 Nature milestone birthday are Joan Baez, Ani story of survival and forgiveness in this DiFranco, Arlo Guthrie, Ben Harper, program, which features highlights from Kris Kristofferson, Taj Mahal, Dave Loretta Ables Sayre, Pt. 2 her speech at the Magnolia Performing Matthews, Roger McGuinn, John Mel- 46:30 TUESDAY The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) Arts Pavilion on the Baton Rouge Com- lencamp, Peggy Seeger, and many 7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox munity College campus. (HD) others who perform songs inspired by his music and activism. 8:00 Yanni Voices: Live from the Forum in Acapulco Yanni has discovered and developed four of the most exciting new voices in music today. In this special, filmed at the new Forum at Mundo Impe- rial in Acapulco, Mexico, he re-interprets his classic compositions with powerful lyrics andJohnny intoxicating Cash: The vocal Man, performances His World, bHyis Nathan Music Pacheco, Chloe, Ender Thom as and Leslie Mills.(e) 10:00 P.O.V. (e) 11:30 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks Cable Only Midnight Charlie Rose Houston, TX 1:00 Jazz for Young People: What is New Orleans Jazz? 2:00 Antiques Roadshow

The Miller Center National Debates | FRIDAY, AUGUST 7 | 10:30PM 56:30 WEDNESDAY The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) Red, White, Black & Hawaiian Airlines 7:30 Leahey & Leahey Cable B Onlylue 10:30P resentsPBS Previews Na Mele: The Tony National Conjugacion Parks: 8:00 Ric Edelman: Rescue Your Retirement Midnight CharlieUnderwater Rose Dream Machine America’s Best Idea (e) 1:00 Independent Lens 11:00 PBS Hawaii Presents Financial advisor Ric Edelman explains Burning Season Burning Season (e) the biggest IRA mistakes investors make 2:00 NOVA Cable Only and explores insights into the science of Midnight Charlie Rose fiLorettanancial Ables decision-making. Sayre, Pt. 2 10:00 Wide Angle 1:00 Wide Angle 11:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox 6:306 THURSDAY The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) 2:00 NOVA scienceNow (e)(HD) 7:30 Dr.Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone! See 11:30 Leahey & Leahey (e) page 9. (e) NATURE Kilauea: Mountain of Fire | SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 | 7PM Kilauea, on Hawaii’s Big Island, is the world’s most active volcano. Its latest eruption began in 1983 and hasn’t stopped. Since that time, it has created 544 acres of new land and consumed 200 homes. But as we watch nature’s own fireworks display and witness the devastation wrought by flowing lava, we’ve also been able to observe a process that’s central to life on these islands. The most spectacular moment of creation is when lava pours into the ocean creating new land; it is here that filmmaker Paul Atkins finds himself getting a shot few have ever filmed: 2,000 degree lava and 75-degree ocean water — a sight to behold.

11:30 Washington Week (e)Houston, TX foods, habits, behaviors, and environmen- 76:30 FRIDAY The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) Cable Only tal toxins that pollute the brain, including 7:30 Washington Week Midnight Charlie Rose MSG, excessive television watching, and 8:00 Now on PBS 1:00 Antiques Roadshow lack of sleep. He then identifies natural 8:30 Bill Moyers Journal 2:00 The This Old House Hour supplements such as fish oil, specific 9:30 The fForeign Future Exchange o Affirmative Action foods, and daily habits which can actually 10:00 The McLaughlin Group improve the structure and function of the 10:30 The Miller Center National Debates brain. (e) 8Noon SATURDAY Knit & Crochet Today 8:00 Celtic Thunder: Take Me Home 12:30 Scheewe Art Workshop Paul, Ryan, Keith, Damian and George return Ray Suarez, senior correspondent for 1:00 Immaculee: HoldMercedes-Benz On to Hope E-Class (e) THE NEWSHOUR WITH JIM LEHRER, 2:30 My Music: Motown Memories with a new concert special filmed in moderates this discussion of the future of See page April 2009. New songs include “Danny 10. affirmative action. In the age of Obama, 4:00 Motorweek Boy,” “Castles in the Air,” “Every Breath Sharon Jones & the should race and ethnicity still be a factor 4:30 Johnny Mathis: Wonderful, Wonderful! You Take,” and “You Raise Me Up.” 9:30 DLeonardap-Kings/Carolyn Cohen Live Wonderland in London in promoting equality or should affir- (e) See mative action policies be retooled with page 10. 6:00 Magnificent Mind at Any Age with 11:00 Austin City Limits class and economic status in mind? The Micronesia Dr. Daniel Amen (e) confirmed debaters are Julian Bond, Dr. Amen’s ground Cable Only chairman, NAACP; Dalton Conley, chair breaking research has shown that people Midnight Globe Trekker of the sociology department, New York can change and improve the structure 1:00 Washington Week University; John McWhorter, senior fellow, and function of their brains and in do- 1:30 Now on PBS Manhattan Institute; and Lee Bolinger, ing so, improve overall health, happiness 2:00 Bill Moyers Journal president, Columbia University. and success. Dr. Amen identifies the Raiatea Helm 106:30 MONDAY The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) 7:30 Na Mele: TraditionsSee page 9.in Hawaiian Song (e) 8:00 Get Down Tonight - The Disco Explosion (e) 10:00 History Detectives 11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks CableThe f Only Future o Affirmative Action Midnight CharlieMurder Rose in the Troop 1:00 The Miller Center National Debates

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Amy Kalili 116:30 TUESDAY The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) 7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox | Made in L.A. Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian Song, MONDAY,Kilauea: AUGUSTMountain 10 of | 7:30PMFire See page (HD) (e) Houston, TX,featuring Raiatea 1Helm9. Part 1 8:00 The Brain in Love See 10:00 P.O.V. 7:00 Naturepage 10. Los Angeles is the 9Noon SUNDAY Antiques Roadshow Romantics’ Europe (e)(HD) Wilco country’s center for apparel manufac- 8:00 LIVE PLEDGE: The Big Band Years turing, but many of its factories bear an 1:00 LorettaThe This Ables Old Sayre, House Pt. Hour2 eerie resemblance to New York’s early 2:00 Rick Steves’ (e)(HD) 10:00 Austin City Limits Kenny (e) Loggins, 20th-century sweatshops. “Made in L.A.” 4:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Greece’s Peloponnese 11:00 Richard History M Detectivesarx, 3 Doors (e)(HD) Down follows the remarkable journey of three (e)(HD) Cable Only Burning Season Latina immigrants working in L.A.’s gar- 4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e) Midnight Legends & LyricsFort James, South ment factories and their struggle for self- 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Dakota empowerment as they wage a three-year (e)(HD) Memory Enhancement 1:00 Wide Angle battle to bring a major clothing retailer to 5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 2:00 Time Team America the negotiating table. 6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly 11:30 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks 6:30 Second Opinion (e) Cable Only Midnight Charlie Rose A Dream In Doubt

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146:30 FRIDAY The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) 7:30 Washington Week 8:00 Now on PBS 8:30 Bill Moyers Journal 9:30 Foreign Exchange 10:00 The McLaughlin Group 10:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii (e) 11:30 Washington Week (e)Houston, TX Cable Only Midnight Charlie Rose 1:00 Antiques Roadshow 2:00 The This Old House Hour

| Victory Is Your Duty Levon Helm Ramble at the RymanHouston, TXSATURDAY, AUGUST 15 | 9:30PM The Deadliest Plane Crash Noon15 SATURDAY Knit & Crochet Today 1:00 Documenting the Face of America 12:30 Scheewe Art WorkshopFile Philosophy 1:00 Wide Angle 2:00 Antiques Roadshow 1:00 Pounce for Alpha Wealth withRoll Ken Top 2:00 NOVA DeskStern Part 1 of 2 2:30 The Woodwright’s Shop 3:00 The New YankeeChevy Workshop Camaro vs. Hyundai 126:30 WEDNESDAY The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) 136:30 THURSDAY TheTransport: NewsHour Portland: with Jim A Sense Lehrer of (HD)Place Genesis Group 7:30 Leahey & LeaheyVictory Is Your Duty 7:30 Insights on PBS HawaiiSpanish Islands 3:30 This Old House 8:00 Frost/Nixon: The Original Watergate 8:30 Beautiful World with JimHawaiian Brickman Monk 4:00 MotorweekDinner with a Latin Accent InterviewsAmy Kalili 9:30 Se2eals: Surviving Paradise 10:00 Wide Angle 10:00 Globe Trekker 4:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s 11:00 Long Story Short with Leslie 11:00 PBS Hawaii Presents Illustrated Wilcox (e)(HD) (e) 5:00 Dr.Wayne Dyer: Excuses Be Gone! 11:30 Leahey & Leahey (e) See Cable Only (e) Cable Only page 9. Midnight Charlie Rose 8:00 My Music: Motown Memories Midnight Charlie Rose See page 10. Suicide 9:30 Levon Helm Ramble at the Ryman 6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly Levon Helm has, since 2004, hosted 6:30 Second Opinion: Taking Charge of evenings of music at his home studio in Your Healthcare (e) Woodstock, New York, that have come 7:00 Rock, Rhythm & Doo Wop This to be known as “The Midnight Ramble.” program reunites original legends of On September 17, 2008, Helm took the rock’n’roll for a once-in-a-lifetime perfor- Midnight Ramble on the road to the Ry- mance. Hosted by pop music legends man Auditorium in Nashville, where — Frankie Valli, Jerry (The Iceman) Butler c a companied by such luminaries as and Lloyd Price, the program also boasts Buddy Miller, John Hiatt, Sheryl Crow and a surprise appearance by Little Richard. Sam Bush — the LevonWilco Helm Band gave Among the many performers is Fred Par- birth to a performance that will live for ris, who comes out of retirement after a the ages. Spanish Islands decade to join the Five Satins in a perfor- 11:00 Austin City Limits (e) mance of “In the Still of the Night,” the Cable Only number-one oldies single of all time. Hal Midnight Globe Trekker Miller joins the Rays after 40 years of 1:00 Washington Week retirement to sing “Silhouettes”; and 1:30 NOW on PBS Kathy Young is reunited with the Inno- 2:00 Bill Moyers Journal Houston, TX, cents to sing “A ThousandDrive-By Stars” Truckers/ for the

Part 2 fi Ryanrst time Bingham since they recorded the hit when Young was just 14 years old. 16Noon SUNDAY Antiques Roadshow 10:00 Austin City Limits (e) Regie Hamm, Mindy 1:00 Frost/Nixon: The Original Watergate 11:00 S Historymith, Leigh Detectives Nash (e)(HD) Rock, Rhythm & Doo Wop Cable Only SUNDAY, AUGUST 16 | 7PM IAmynterviews Kalili (e) Companeras 3:00 Insights on PBS Hawaii (e) Midnight Legends & Lyrics 4:00 Long Story Short withCopenhagen Leslie Wilcox 7:30 Celtic Thunder: Take Me Home (e) (e)(HD) 1:00 Independent Lens 9:00 History Detectives 4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e) 2:00 Inside Emergency Transplant 10:00 Objects & Memory (e) 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe (e) 11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks (HD) Cable Only 5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 176:30 MONDAY The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) Midnight Charlie Rose O.V. Shorts Program Horse and Rider

1:00 Objects & Memory 11:30 Leahey & Leahey (e) 1:00 P.O.V. 2:00 Nature Cable Only P. Hunting the Hidden Dimension 2:00 NOVA scienceNOW Midnight Charlie Rose 1:00 Wide Angle Marlene Sai, Pt. 1 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) 2:00 NOVA 18 TUESDAYHunting the Hidden Dimension 216:30 FRIDAY The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) 7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox 7:30 Washington Week (HD) John A. Burns: The 8:00 Now on PBS 8:00 NOVA 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) 20 THURSDAYMan and His Times 8:30 Bill Moyers Journal 7:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii NOVA tells the dramatic story of a group 9:30 Foreign Exchange 8:30 PBS Hawaii Presents of pioneering mathematicians who de- 10:00 The McLaughlin Group

veloped fractals from a curiosity that few The period 1945- 10:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii (e) took seriously to an approach that is 1975 is often referred to as “The Burns 11:30 Washington Week (e)Los Angeles, CA touching nearly every branch of under Years” in Hawai’i history books, and right Cable Only standing — including what happened fully so. John A. Burns looms as Hawai’i’s Midnight Charlie Rose after theP.O.V. Big Bang Shorts and P therogram ultimate fate of most significant political figure of the 1:00 Antiques Roadshow (e) our universe. last half of the twentieth century. Burns 2:00 The This Old House Hour 9:00 NOVA scienceNOW (HD) entered politics at the close of World War 10:00 P.O.V. II, working closely with organized labor 11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks leaders and Japanese-American war Cable Only Los Angeles, CA Noon22 SATURDAY Knit & Crochet Today veterans to forge a Democratic party 12:30 Scheewe Art Workshop Midnight Charlie Rose that would be an instrument of social 1:00 Beads, BaublesHudson Randiver JewelsPainters – Olana in 1:00 Objects & Memory change in Hawai’i. For twelve years, over 1:30 tThehe Hudson Best of Valley, the Joy NY of Painting 2:00 Antiques Roadshow the course of three successive terms as 2:00 Landscapes Through TimeA Verywith Boring David governor, Burns helped to shape many PDrogramunlop importantThe Village elements Architect of Hawai’i’s social and Pete Seeger’s 90th Pakistan (e) Roll Top 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) political structure that continue to this 19 WEDNESDAYBirthday Celebration from Madison Square John A. Burns: The 2:30 DeskThe Woodwright’sPart 2 of 2 Shop 7:30 Leahey & Leahey day. 9:30 Me2an and His Times 8:00 Great Performances 10:00 Globe Trekker 3:00 The New YankeeKia Forte Workshop 11:00 PBS Hawaii Presents (Marlenee) Sai, Pt. 1 (e) 3:30 This Old House 10:00 Wide Angle Cable Only 4:00 Motorweek 11:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Midnight Charlie Rose (e)(HD) Billy Idol Drive-By Truckers/ Manu Chao Ryan Bingham 9:30 PBS Previews The National Parks: 10:00 Soundstage America’s Best Idea (e) 11:00 Austin City Limits Pakistan 10:00 Austin City Limits (e) (e) Billy Idol 11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD) Cable Only Cable Only Midnight Globe Trekker Sea Ghosts Midnight Soundstage 1:00 Washington Week 1:00 Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean 1:30 Now on PBS Adventures 2:00 Bill Moyers Journal Los Angeles, CA, 2:00 Inside Air Show Part 1 Joshua Bell George Kahumoku 23Noon SUNDAY Antiques Roadshow 246:30 MONDAY The NewsHour with JimLos Angeles,Lehrer (HD)CA, 7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian Live from Lincoln Center Part 2 The Crunchiest Pork Chops Ever 1:00 The This Old House Hour Song (e) Old Chonqing 2:00 MarleneNOVA scienceNOW Sai, Pt. 1 (HD)(e) 8:00 Antiques RoadshowThe World of Nat 4:30 America’s TestShiitakes/Truffle Kitchen from O Cook’sil 3:00 Insights on PBS Hawaii (e) King Cole (e) Illustrated 4:00 Long Story Short withDenmark Leslie BWilcoxeyond 9:00 History Detectives 5:00 Grilled Martin S teakYan’s China (e) Copenhagen (e)(HD) 10:00 American Masters 5:30 Simply Ming (e) 4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e) Comfort Food This film focuses not just on 6:00 Nick Stellino Cooking with Friends 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Great Cole’s celebrity, but on the Civil Rights (e)(HD) Hotels of the World movement and how the singer of such 6:30 Everyday Food 5:30 To the Contrary withCardiac Bonnie Breakthroughs Erbe Japan: popular songs as “Mona Lisa,” “Too 7:00 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions 6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly Hokkaido and Honshu Young” and “Pretend” broke through 6:30 SecondSharkland Opinion: Taking Charge of Joshua Bell major racial barriers in the entertainment 7:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Your Healthcare Inspector Lewis: and the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra industry as the first black American to (e) Ex piation(e) have his own national radio show and the 8:00 Live from Lincoln Center 7:00 Nature (e)(HD) first black American to have his own televi- 8:00 Masterpiece Mystery! sion show. The Mostly Mozart Festival marks the The last words of a dying man 11:00 PBS Hawaii PrimeThe Picks World of Nat King 200th anniversaries of Haydn’s death and lead the sole witness to team with a beau- CableC Onlyole Mendelssohn’s birth as maestro Louis tiful socialite to find out if foul play was Midnight Charlie Rose Langrée leads the Mostly Mozart Festival involved. Miss Marple joins them as they 1:00 American Masters

Orchestra with master violinist Joshua Bell. land in a hotbed of homicide and intrigue. Sharkland

2:00 Nature Insights on PBS Hawaii Presents S tate of Aloha 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) 26 WEDNESDAY 27 THURSDAYThe Art & Science of Renzo Piano 25 TUESDAY 7:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii 9:30 e2 World-class architect Renzo Piano draws on nature to create a structure that defines a natural history museum for the 21st century. Combining Piano’s signature transparency design with a green roof evoking its surroundings, San Francisco’s new California Academy of Sciences provides a model for sustainabil- ity and sets a benchmarkGlobe Trekker for how Special: people u Bestse, operateAmerican and Water interact Treks with1 public Harlem in Montmartre buildings. 10:00 Globe Trekker | Great Performances WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 | 8PM Harlem in 11:00 Out From the Shadows: The Story of Montmartre Irene Joliot-Curie and Federic Joliot- Marlene Sai, Pt. 2 7:30 Leahey & Leahey Curie (e) 6:30 The NewsHourMonsterf o with the JimMilky Lehrer Way (HD) 8:00 Great Performances Cable Only 7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Midnight Charlie Rose This Way (HD)Up 9:30 PBS Previews National Parks: America’s 1:00 The 2009 National Geographic Bee 8:00 NOVA (e) Best Idea (e) 2:00 NOVA scienceNOW 9:00 NOVA scienceNOW (HD) Marlene Sai, Pt. 2 10:00 Wide Angle 10:00 P.O.V. 11:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox 11:00 PBS Hawaii PrimeThe Picks World of Nat King (e)(HD) CableC Onlyole 286:30 FRIDAY The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD) 11:30 Leahey & Leahey (e) Midnight Charlie Rose Los Angeles, CA 7:30 Washington Week Cable Only 1:00 American Masters Monsterf o the Milky Way 8:00 Now on PBS Midnight Charlie Rose 8:30 Bill Moyers Journal 1:00 Wide Angle 2:00 Antiques Roadshow 9:30 Foreign Exchange 2:00 NOVA Sambal/Dijon American Horizons: The PhotographsInsights on of PBS Art Sinsabaugh | SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 | 9:30PM Hawaii Presents State of Aloha Chocolate and Cherry Cake 10:00 The McLaughlin Group 1:30 Now on PBS 5:30 Simply Ming New n Spin o (e) Pizza 10:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii 2:00 Bill Moyers Journal 6:00 Nick Stellino Cooking with FriendsTulip Los Angeles, CA, (e) Time Cruise Part 2 Cable Only 6:30 Everyday Food Australia: 12:30 Charlie Rose 7:00 BurtArnhemland Wolf: Travelsand the &Kimberley Traditions 30Noon SUNDAY Antiques Roadshow 1:30 Washington Week (e)Special Edition (e) Insights on PBS 2:00 The This Old House Hour 7:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge 1:00Hawaii The Presents This SOldtate Houseof Aloha Hour (e) 2:00 NOVA scienceNOW Istanbul(HD)(e) 3:00 Insights on PBS Hawaii 8:00 Time Team In this special Noon Knit & Crochet Today (e) 29 SATURDAY two-hour presentation from the United 12:30 Scheewe Art Workshop Kingdom’s groundbreaking archaeology 5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe (e)(HD) 1:00 Beads, BaublesMonet - Waterand Jewels Lily Garden at series, Time Team takes viewers on an 5:30 To the Contrary withOvarian Bonnie Cancer Erbe 1:30 GTheiverny, Best France of the Joy of Painting expedition to Jamestown, where a Brit- 6:00 ReligionThe and Queen Ethics of NewsWeeklyTrees 2:00 Landscapes Through TimeLumberjack with David Fan ish company’s commercial enterprise 6:30 Second Opinion: TakingInspector Charge Lewis: of CDarvingunlop planted the seeds of the United States. aYournd the Healthcare Moonbeams Kiss the Sea (e) (e) Planter’s In part two, Britain’s most famous 7:00 Nature (e) 2:30 DeskThe Woodwright’s Shop archaeologists discover what secrets lie 8:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Fall Out Boy buried beneath several of the world’s Stolen Manu Chao 3:00 The New YankeeAudi Q5 Workshop most famous English residences, Wind- rare books and the murders of a brilliant sor Castle and Buckingham Palace. Oxford fine arts student and a library 10:00 Soundstage Globe Trekker Special: 3:30 This Old HousePerfecting Pasta Sauces maintenance engineer lead Lewis and 11:00 Best Austin American City LimitsWater Treks 1 (e) 4:00 Motorweek Guangdongt a Work Hathaway to connect the crimes to a lo- Cable Only 4:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s cal gambling addiction group and two Midnight Globe Trekker Illustrated talented painters. Can Oxford’s finest

5:00 Martin Yan’s China trace the killers before they claim their 1:00 Washington Week (e) next victim? 9:30 American Horizons: The Photo- Dennis & David Kamakahi; Martin graphs of Art Sinsabaugh Art Sin- 6:30 31 MONDAY Pahinui;The NewsHour George K withuo Jim Lehrer (HD) sabaugh (1924–1983) made his artis- 7:30 Na Mele: Traditions inTucson, Hawaiian AZ, Part 1 tic breakthrough in the early 1960s with Song panoramic landscapes of the midwest (e) that were unprecedented in both form 8:00 Antiques Roadshow Herbert von and subject matter. He used a giant K(e)arajan: Beauty as I See It 12x20-inch “banquet” camera that 9:00 History Detectives allowed him to marry a sublime and 10:00 Great Performances expansive 19th-century vision with One of the mid-20th century formalism. From 20th century’s most famous and influen- his early midwest prairies to the majestic tial figures in classical music, conductor southwest work of his last years, his re- Herbert von Karajan would have turned markable photographs capture a richly 100 in 2008. In his illustrious career, von nuanced sense of placeNick and Lowe/The the ever- Swell Karajan led the legendary Berlin Philhar- c Season:hanging G lenface H ofansard the American & Marketa environ- Irglova monic for 35 years, was closely associ- (e) ment. ated with the Vienna Philharmonic and 10:00 Austin City Limits served as artistic director of the Vienna

State Opera.The film, produced on the (e) Fall Out Boy occasion of the von Karajan centenary, 11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD) chronicles the career of a true giant of Cable Only classical music. Midnight Soundstage 11:30 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks 1:00 New Cops Cable Only The Queen of Trees 2:00 Inside Miami Airport Midnight Charlie Rose 1:00 A Case of Mistaken Identity 2:00 Nature

| SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 | 9:30PM Great Performances Herbert von Karajan: Beauty as I See It 4:30am Sid the Science Kid 4:30pm Dragon Tales 5am Super Why! 5pm Maya & Miguel DIGITAL5:30am CABLEClifford the CHANNEL Big Red Dog 4435:30pm Zoboomafoo 6am Between the Lions 6pm Sesame Street 6:30am Arthur 6:30pm 7am Fetch! / Electric Co. 7pm Barney & Friends 7:30am Sagwa 7:30pm Caillou 8am Cyberchase 8pm Curious George 8:30am Dragon Tales 8:30pm Sid the Science Kid 9am Maya & Miguel 9pm Super Why! 9:30am Zoboomafoo 9:30pm Clifford the Big Red Dog 10am Sesame Street 10pm Between the Lions 10:30am 10:30pm Arthur 11am Barney & Friends 11pm Fetch! / Electric Co. 11:30am Caillou 11:30pm Cyberchase Noon Curious George Midnight Maya & Miguel 12:30pm Sid the Science Kid 12:30am Dragon Tales 1pm Super Why! 1am Martha Speaks 1:30pm Clifford the Big Red Dog 1:30am Zoboomafoo 2pm Between the Lions 2am Sesame Street 2:30pm Arthur 2:30am 3pm Fetch! / Electric Co. 3am Barney & Friends 3:30pm Sagwa 3:30am Caillou 4pm Cyberchase 4am Curious George MONDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 5am Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood Boohbah Make Way For Noddy 5:30 WordWorld Angelina Ballerina Bob the Builder 6am Sheira & Loli WordGirl Sesame Street 6:30 DragonflyTV Boohbah 7am Curious George Arthur Sesame Street 7:30 Sid the Science Kid Between the Lions DAYTIME 8am Super Why! 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Among the many performers is Fred Parris, who comes outPresents of retirement after a decade to join Leahey Week the Five Satins in a performance of “In the Still of the Night,” the number-one oldies single of all time. Hal Miller joins the Rays after 40 years of retirement to sing “Silhouettes”; and Kathy Young is reunited with the Innocents Roughing It: to sing “A Thousand Stars” for the first time since they recorded the hit when Young was just 14 years old. Mongolia WEEKLY EVENING REFERENCE GUIDE 8 | SATURDAY 7:30 (6:30 PM) Long Story Short Melveen with Leslie Wilcox Leahey & Leahey Washington August2 | SUNDAY 2 - 8 3 | MONDAY 4 | TUESDAY 5 | WEDNESDAY 6 | THURSDAY 7 | FRIDAY Leed Loretta Ables Sayre, Week Pt. 2 (6 PM) Immaculee: Hold Na Mele 8:00 Magnificent Mind on to Hope at Any Age with Now on PBS Dr. Daniel Amen

8:30 Pete Seeger’s 90th Bill Moyers Great Birthday Celebration Yanni Voices: Live Dr.Wayne Dyer: Journal Performances Celtic Thunder: from Madison Magic Moments: Ric Edelman: Excuses Begone! 9:00 from the Forum in Take Me Home Square Garden The Best of 50s Acapulco Rescue Your 9:30 Pop Retirement Foreign Exchange 10:00 The McLaughlin Sharon Jones & the Burning Season Group 10:30 Dap-Kings/Carolyn Austin City Limits Johnny Cash: Leonard Cohen Wonderland Wide Angle History The Man, His World, Live in London 11:00 Long Story Short Detectives His Music PBS Previews The with Leslie Wilcox The Future of P.O.V. National Parks The Miller Center History PBS Hawaii Loretta Ables Sayre, Hawaiian Affirmative Action Sharon Jones & the National Debates Detectives Prime Picks Pt. 2 Airlines Presents Dap-Kings/Carolyn 11:30 PBS Hawaii NaPBS Mele: Hawaii Tony Washington WonderlandAustin City Limits Leahey & Leahey Prime Picks ConjugacionPresents Week

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Bill Moyers My Music: Frost/Nixon: Journal Motown 9:00 Get Down The Original LIVE PLEDGE: Memories Tonight - The Watergate Beautiful World The Big Band The Brain in Love 9:30 Interviews with Jim Brickman Disco e2 Transport: Years Foreign Explosion Portland: A Sense of Exchange Place 10:00 The McLaughlin Victory Made in L.A. Globe Trekker Group Is Your Duty Levon Helm 10:30 Wilco Spanish Islands Ramble at the Ryman Austin City Limits History Wide Angle Insights on 11:00 P.O.V. Long Story Short Detectives PBS Hawaii with Leslie Wilcox PBS Hawaii Hawaiian Austin City Amy Kalili Prime Picks Monk Seals: Limits Wilco 11:30 PBS Hawaii Washington Leahey & Leahey PBSSurviving Hawaii Paradise History Prime Picks Presents Week Detectives 22 | SATURDAY 7:30 Long Story Short August 16 - 22 PBS Hawaii WEEKLY PRIMETIME GUIDE Washington 16 | SUNDAY 17 | MONDAY with18 |Leslie TUESDAY Wilcox Leahey19 | WEDNESDAY & Leahey 20 | THURSDAY 21 | FRIDAY Japan: Week ArtHokkaido Wolfe’s and Marlene Sai, Pt. 1 Insights on TravelsHonshu to the PBS Hawaii Edge 8:00 Now on PBS

Celtic Thunder: NOVA 8:30 Take Me Home Hunting the Hidden Dimension John A. Joshua Bell (7 PM) Rock, Pete Seeger’s Bill Moyers Burns: The and the Mostly Rhythm & Doo 90thGreat Birthday Journal PBSMan Hawaiiand His Times LiveMozart from Festival Lincoln 9:00 Wop CelebrationPerformances from Presents CenterOrchestra Madison Square 9:30 History Detectives The Village Foreign Exchange Architect NOVA scienceNOW 10:00 e2 The McLaughlin Group Drive-By Truckers/ P.O.V. P.O.V. 10:30 Pakistan Billy Idol Ryan Bingham Shorts Program Austin City Limits Objects & Globe Trekker Insights on PBS Soundstage 11:00 LongWide StoryAngle Short Memory PBS Hawaii Hawaii Austin City with Leslie Wilcox History Presents Limits Drive-By Marlene Sai, Pt. 1 Detectives John A. Burns: The Truckers/ 11:30 Washington Leahey & Leahey Man and His Times Ryan Bingham PBS Hawaii PBS Hawaii Week Prime Picks Prime Picks 29 | SATURDAY

7:30 Long Story 23 | SUNDAY 24| MONDAY 25 | TUESDAY 26 | WEDNESDAY 27 | THURSDAY 28 | FRIDAY PBS(7 PM) Hawaii NaWEEKLY Mele George ShortPRIMETIME with Leslie GUIDE August 23Washington - 29 Australia: Leahey & Leahey Insights on Sharkland Kahumoku Wilcox Week ArtArnhemland Wolfe’s and the PBS Hawaii Marlene Sai, Pt. 2 TravelsKimberley to the Insights on PBS Nature Edge 8:00 Hawaii Presents

Antiques State of Aloha Now on PBS NOVA Roadshow Monster of the Harlem in 8:30 Los Angeles, CA, Inspector Milky Way GreatMontmartre Lewis: Ex piation Part 2 Performances Bill Moyers Masterpiece Journal Mystery! Special Edition 9:00 Time Team 9:30 History NOVA Detectives scienceNOW The Art & Foreign Exchange Sciencef o Renzo PBS Previews The PBS Previews National Parks: National Parks: 10:00 e2 The McLaughlin America’s Best America’s Globe Trekker Group Fall Idea The World of Nat This Way Up Best Idea 10:30 Manu Chao Special: Best Ameri- Out Boy King Cole Globe Trekker Insights on American Masters can Water Treks 1 Austin City PBS Hawaii Wide Angle Soundstage 11:00 Limits P.O.V. Long Story Insights on PBS Short with Leslie Hawaii Presents History PBS Hawaii Wilcox State of Aloha Detectives Prime Picks Marlene Sai, Pt. 2 Out From the Manu Chao 11:30 Shadows: The Washington PBS Hawaii Leahey & Leahey Story of Irene Austin City Limits Week Prime Picks Joliot-Curie and Federic Joliot- Curie 29 | SATURDAY

7:30 Na Mele Dennis LongAMERICAN Story HORIZONS: 30 | SUNDAY 31| MONDAY 25 | TUESDAY 26 | WEDNESDAY 27 | THURSDAY 28 | FRIDAY PBS(7 PM) Hawaii & WEEKLY David Kamakahi; ShortPRIMETIMETHE with PHOTOGRAPHS Leslie OFGUIDE ART SINSABAUGH August 30Washington - 31 Australia: Leahey & Leahey Insights on The Queen of Trees Martin Pahinui; Wilcox Week ArtArnhemland Wolfe’s and the PBS Hawaii George Kuo Marlene Sai, Pt. 2 TravelsKimberley to the Insights on PBS Nature Edge 8:00 Hawaii Presents

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