Pl a nnerMichiana’s bi-monthly Guide to WNIT Public Television Issue No. 5 September — October 2011

a film by ken burns and Lynn NoVick Prohibition premieres October 2, 3 & 4

BrainGames continues September 29 and October 20 Board of Directors Mary’s Message Mary Pruess Chairman President and GM, WNIT Public Television Glenn E. Killoren Vice Chairmen David M. Findlay Rodney F. Ganey President Mary Pruess Treasurer Craig D. Sullivan Secretary Ida Reynolds Watson Directors Roger Benko Janet M. Botz WNIT Public Television is at the heart of the Michiana community. We work hard every Kathryn Demarais day to stay connected with the people of our area. One way we do this is to actively engage in Robert G. Douglass Irene E. Eskridge partnerships with businesses, clubs and organizations throughout our region. These groups, David D. Gibson in addition to the hundreds of Michiana businesses that help underwrite our programs, William A. Gitlin provide WNIT with constant and immediate contact to our viewers and to the general Tracy D. Graham Michiana community. Kreg Gruber Larry D. Harding WNIT maintains strong partnerships and active working relationship with, among others, James W. Hillman groups representing the performing arts – Arts Everywhere, Art Beat, the Fischoff National Najeeb A. Khan Chamber Music Association, the Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival, the Krasl Art Center in Evelyn Kirkwood Kevin J. Morrison St. Joseph, the Lubeznik Center for the Arts in Michigan City and the Southwest Michigan John T. Phair Symphony; civic and cultural organizations like the Center for History, Fernwood Botanical Richard J. Rice Garden and Nature Center and the Historic Preservation Commission; educational, social Jill Richardson and healthcare organizations such as WVPE National Public Radio, the St. Joseph County Maritza Robles Cari Shein Public Library, Ivy Tech, the Memorial HealthWorks Museum, Families First and the Family Richard B. Siegrist, Jr. and Children’s Center. Thomas E. Slager Michael J. Wargo Another way by which we stay connected with our viewers is to ask them directly what they think of us. Last summer, WNIT Public Television undertook a customer satisfaction Charter Directors Mr. Arthur J. Decio survey among our stakeholders. We were gratified to confirm that our viewers and customers Mr. Jerry Hammes hold WNIT and our programs in high regard. Here are several answers in response to the Mrs. Ernestine M. Raclin question, “What value do you perceive WNIT brings to the community?” Mrs. Jane Warner Mr. Dar Wiekamp* “Enormous value. Children’s programming that treats children with respect, is Honorary Life Director age appropriate, and doesn’t speak to children as if they are stupid half-size adults. Carmi Murphy News programming that is actually fair and balanced, complete with thoughtful *Deceased Charter Director discussions between those having differing political views.” “I’m not sure what I would do without PBS—and I don’t want to find out!” © 2011 Michiana Public Broadcasting Corporation Statement of Frequency: “It is priceless!” WNIT PUBLIC TELEVISION PLANNER (USPS 103-650 ISSN 1523-9373) is published bi-monthly by The Michiana “Keep doing what you’re doing!” Public Broadcasting Corporation, a non-profit corporation in the State The survey, conducted by StrategyWorx, was emailed to almost 1200 viewers, underwriters of Indiana at 300 West Jefferson and community leaders. Boulevard, South Bend, IN 46601. Periodical postage paid at South Bend, IN and additional mailing offices. WNIT — In partnership with the Michiana community. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to P.O. Box 7034, South Bend, IN 46634-7034. Editor: Roger Chrastil. What’s Worth Watching September 4 WNIT Kids Club 21 Worth Watching October 8 Development News 22 Inside? Primetime September 12 Honor Roll Members 23 Primetime October 14 Delivering on the Promise 24 Weekday Programming 16 Production News 25 Weekend Programming 17 WNIT Supporters 26 Overnight Programming 18 Supporter Spotlight 27 Membership Corner 20 Directors’ Circle 27

On The Cover Prohibition Discover the true story of America’s to the jurisdiction thereof for beverage “Great Experiment.” Go beyond the purposes is hereby prohibited. oft-told tales of gangsters, rum-runners, Section 2. The Congress and the several flappers and speakeasies to experience the States shall have concurrent power to en- What’s What??? rise, rule and fall of the 18th Amendment force this article by appropriate legislation. WNIT 34.1 is our primary 24-hour channel that features such favorites as Lawrence to the U.S. Constitution in Ken Burns Welk, British comedies, Masterpiece Classic, and Lynn Novick’s PROHIBITION. Twenty-first Amendment – NOVA and Nature. It is also the home for WNIT’s line-up of locally produced Repealing the Eighteenth Amendment programs, including Dinner and a Book, Outdoor Elements, Economic Outlook, Eighteenth Amendment – Passed by Congress February 20, 1933. Politically Speaking and Ask an Expert. Prohibition of Intoxicating Liquors 34.1 is carried on the basic tier of all local Ratified December 5, 1933. cable and satellite providers. Programs on Its ratification was certified on January 34.1 may be broadcast in either high or Section 1. The Eighteenth article of standard definition. 16, 1919. amendment to the Constitution of the WNIT InFocus 34.2 is also broadcast 24 Section 1. After one year from the rati- United States is hereby repealed. hours a day in standard definition. WNIT InFocus carries a blend of such PBS features fication of this article the manufacture, as Frontline and Independent Lens coupled with programs that feature state and sale, or transportation of intoxicating regional topics of interest, such as Indiana liquors within, the importation thereof Week, Inside Indiana Business, Indiana Expeditions, Across Indiana and Indiana into, or the exportation thereof from the Lawmakers. Area cable and satellite pro- viders carry WNIT InFocus on their higher United States and all territory subject tiers for an additional fee. Please contact your service provider for channel placement on the system you use.

Prohibition: A Film by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick Airs October 2, 3 and 4

3 Worth Watching September

Nature: Revealing the Leopard Masterpiece Mystery! Inspector Lewis, Series IV: Old, Unhappy, Far Off Things

All programs are on both 34.1 and 34.2 A leopard is a cat that walks by itself, unseen “Inspector Lewis, Series IV: unless noted. and secretive. Leopards are the beautiful killers The Mind Has Mountains” that live in the shadows. This film accumulates Sunday, September 25, 9pm THE HAYLOFT GANG: the evidence and puts together a psychological When a student is found dead during a clini- THE STORY OF THE profile of this extraordinarily cunning cat. NATIONAL BARN DANCE cal drug trial, the motives of an enigmatic professor are questioned. When a second Thursday, September 1, 8pm MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! death occurs, Lewis and Hathaway begin to One of the most popular and long-running “Inspector Lewis, Series IV: suspect foul play, which the duo must uncover programs on radio was the “National Barn Old, Unhappy, Far Off Things” before another death occurs. Douglas Hen- Dance.” Debuting in 1924, the show blended Sunday, September 4, 9pm shall (MASTERPIECE “South Riding,” music, comedy and down-home theatrical A reunion at Oxford’s remaining all-female “Collision”) co-stars. skits. Preceding the success of the Grand Ole college ends with the murder of a prominent Opry in Nashville by nearly two decades, “Na- student, which may be connected to a simi- PBS PREVIEWS: tional Barn Dance” was the flagship, setting lar, decade-old case. Lewis and Hathaway PROHIBITION the standard for hundreds of radio barn dances must delve into the mystery of the college Sundays, September 4 and 18, 10:30pm; across the country. The program served two and its secrets to find the culprit. Juliet audiences — the rural farm audiences and city Thursday, September 15, 9pm; and Stevenson (MASTERPIECE CONTEM- Friday, September 23, 10:30pm listeners who had come from these communi- PORARY “Place of Execution”) co-stars. ties and wanted to remember the “good old Take a peek behind the scenes with filmmak- days.” Garrison Keillor narrates. “Inspector Lewis, Series IV: ers Ken Burns and Lynn Novick in this sneak preview of their new film PROHIBITION, Wild Justice” NATURE premiering in October on PBS. Discover the Sunday, September 18, 9pm Sunday, September 4, 8pm true story of America’s “Great Experiment” “Revealing the Leopard” Lewis and Hathaway are called in to investigate and go beyond to explore the oft-told tales of the poisoning of a bishop, who they suspect was gangsters, rum runners, flappers and speakeas- Leopards are the ultimate cat. They are the murdered for her progressive views. As their ies to experience the rise, rule and fall of the most feline, the most intelligent, the most investigation continues, they uncover a twisted 18th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. dangerous and, until recently, one of the least maze of motives and retribution. Sian Phillips understood. They hunt from South Africa to (MASTERPIECE “I, Claudius”) co-stars. Siberia, from Arabia to Sri Lanka, and are the most widespread predator of their size on land.

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Forgotten Ellis Island NOVA: Engineering Ground Zero

FORGOTTEN ELLIS ISLAND “Episode #910” – September 20 behind-the-scenes struggle of architects and engineers to make the buildings safe and se- Monday, September 5, 10pm How did a contributor’s father earn the Or- cure under the pressures of a tight schedule, the This is the first documentary about the aban- der of Leopold, the highest military honor demands of practical office space and efficient doned immigrant hospital on Ellis Island. bestowed by the Belgian government? Then, “green” architecture, and the public’s expecta- During the great wave of immigration, 22 does a suffragette pennant put a grandmother tions of a fitting site for national remembrance. medical buildings sprawled across two islands at the front lines of the battle for the woman’s adjacent to Ellis Island, the largest port of en- vote? And, a WB cartoon cel leads to a cadre try to the United States. Massive and modern, of unsung heroes behind the art of animation. “Japan’s Killer Quake” the hospital was America’s first line of defense – September 28 against contagious, often virulent, disease. In “Episode #911” – September 27 In its worst crisis since World War II, Japan the era before antibiotics, tens of thousands of What can a Club Continental business card faces disaster on an epic scale: a rising death immigrant patients were separated from fam- tell us about California’s prohibition-era un- toll of the tens of thousands, massive destruc- ily, detained in the hospital and healed from derground? Then, did gangs use this shotgun tion of home and businesses, shortages of water illness before becoming citizens. FORGOT- in the Chicago St. Valentine’s Day massacre and power, and the specter of nuclear reactor TEN ELLIS ISLAND is a powerful tribute to that shocked the nation (repeat segment)? And meltdowns. The March 11 earthquake was the the best — and worst — of America’s dealings why is FDR on the guest list for a High Society world’s fourth largest and the worst ever to with its new citizens-to-be. Circus during the depths of the Depression? shake Japan. The tsunami slammed Japan’s coast with 30 feet high waves that traveled six miles inland, obliterating entire towns in a matter of HISTORY DETECTIVES NOVA minutes. Tuesdays, 8pm Wednesdays, 9pm “Episode #909” – September 6 “Engineering Ground Zero” Surviving the Tsunami: Loyalist or patriot? What can the notes in – September 7 A NOVA Special Presentation a 1775 Almanac tell us about how the revo- On the tenth anniversary of 9/11, NOVA September 28, 10pm lution may have strained family ties? Do presents an epic story of engineering, innova- these phonograph records called “Get Thin The earthquake that hit the northern coast of tion and the perseverance of the human spirit. to Music” reveal Jack Lalanne, the media Japan on March 11, 2011 was recorded at mag- “Engineering Ground Zero” follows the five- exercise guru of the 1920s? Did NASA unwit- nitude 9.0, the worst ever to strike Japan, and year construction of One World Trade Center tingly transport Andy Warhol’s art to the moon? it generated an unprecedented tsunami. Amaz- (1 WTC) and the National September 11 ingly, amateur and professional photographers Memorial & Museum. NOVA captures the captured it all on video, including remarkable

5 Worth Watching September

Betty Ford: The Real Deal The Storm That Swept Mexico

tales of human survival, as ordinary citizens be- She and her husband loved to throw parties and savants. This special recalls such spectacular came heroes in a drama they never could have open up the White House. Her ability to be windfalls as a landscape painting acquired for imagined. Their stories provide lessons in sur- open and honest about her battles with breast $1.50 at a Salvation Army “half price” sale and vival and how we should all act in the face of cancer and drug and alcohol abuse saved mil- valued at $10,000 to $15,000; a 19th-century life-threatening disasters. lions of lives. album of watercolor paintings, scooped up at a yard sale for 25¢, with an estimated value of TENTH ANNIVERSARY NOVA scienceNOW $20,000 to $30,000; and a 1951 Minneapolis September 11, 8pm “How Does the Brain Work?” Miller’s baseball uniform worn by Willie Mays, scored at a sports collectibles show for $50 and PBS NEWSHOUR presents a one-hour Wednesday, September 14, 10pm valued at $60,000 to $80,000. special broadcast commemorating the 10th an- NOVA scienceNOW delves into some pretty niversary of the attacks of September 11, 2001. heady stuff to examine magic and the brain, “Roadshow Remembers” The PBS NEWSHOUR team will examine artificial intelligence, mind control and the – September 19, 9pm the significance of the day in many different nature of reality. Eccentric magicians Penn communities across the nation, including the and Teller and Las Vegas trickster Apollo Rob- ANTIQUES ROADSHOW lifts the lid on three major memorial observances at Ground bins team up with neuroscientists to reveal 10 years of treasures with this special edition Zero in New York City, at the Pentagon near how our brains process visual information. A designed to test the memory of hardcore fans Washington, DC, and in rural Shanksville, riveting segment reveals the difficulties of repli- and kindle the curiosity of newcomers. Do Pennsylvania. Judy Woodruff introduces view- cating the human brain in machines like IBM’s you recall the little 18th-century silver creamer ers to a generation of young Americans who “Watson.” Neil deGrasse Tyson, renowned as- from New York, worth a small fortune, or the know only a post-9/11 world. trophysicist, author and director of the Hayden matched pair of 19th-century America’s Cup Planetarium, hosts. race paintings by a certain famous marine art- BETTY FORD: THE REAL DEAL ist? Take a trip down memory lane filled with Monday, September 12, 10pm ANTIQUES ROADSHOW unbelievable objects, unforgettable stories and unimaginable prices. In Betty Ford’s brief and unexpected reign as Mondays, 8pm First Lady, she broke the mold. She was a pro- “Jackpot” – September 19, 8pm choice Republican who became the first First THE STORM THAT It’s every collector’s dream: turning a modest Lady to take on a feminist agenda and differ SWEPT MEXICO outlay into a staggeringly high return on invest- publicly with her husband. The first divorced Monday, September 19, 10pm ment. ANTIQUES ROADSHOW “Jackpot” First Lady, Mrs. Ford was a career woman who This film tells the epic story of the Mexican Rev- rolls the dice on those heady moments when danced with the Martha Graham dance troupe. olution of 1910. Fueled by the Mexican people’s luck smiles on flea market mavens and yard sale growing dissatisfaction with an elitist ruling re-

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Not in Our Town: Light in the Darkness In Performance at the White House: Fiesta Latina gime, the revolution was led by two of the most barn-saving process. This show offers much to GREAT PERFORMANCES intriguing and mythic figures in 20th century anyone considering saving his or her old barn “Hugh Laurie: Let Them Talk” history — Emiliano Zapata and Francisco “Pan- anywhere across the country. Friday, September 30, 9pm cho” Villa. At stake was Mexico’s ability to claim Versatile British actor Hugh Laurie, an its own natural resources, establish long-term SEABISCUIT: American favorite for his role in the hit TV democracy and re-define its identity. AMERICAN EXPERIENCE series “House,” showcases his musical side in Monday, September 26, 10pm and an atmospheric special filmed in New Orleans. NOT IN OUR TOWN: Thursday, September 29, 9pm Defying simple categorization, Laurie finds his LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS greatest satisfaction and inspiration from the Though he was boxy, with stumpy legs that Wednesday, September 21, 10pm mixture of blues and jazz that grew out of New wouldn’t completely straighten, a short straggly In this third program about communities Orleans at the beginning of the last century. tail and an ungainly gait, Seabiscuit was one of standing up against hate crimes, the story is “Let Them Talk” is his personal journey into the most remarkable thoroughbred racehorses set in Patchogue, New York, an ethnically di- the heart and soul of that music. in history. In the 1930s, when Americans longed verse working-class village in Suffolk County. to escape the grim realities of Depression-era life, In 2008, a series of attacks against Latino resi- four men turned Seabiscuit into a national hero. IN PERFORMANCE AT THE dents ended with the killing of an Ecuadoran WHITE HOUSE immigrant who had lived in the village for 13 BRAINGAMES “Fiesta Latina” years. Seven local high school students arrested Friday, September 30, 10pm for the crime admitted they were “looking for a “The Teen Years” Mexican” to beat up. Thursday, September 29, 8pm President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama host a White House concert with Part two of this four-part series continues with Marc Anthony, Jimmy Smits, Pete Escovedo, AMERICAN BARN STORIES “The Teen Years.” Using a quiz-show format, Gloria Estefan, José Feliciano, George Lopez, AND OTHER TALES BrainGames informs viewers how to develop, Thalía, Tito “El Bambino” and the Chicano improve and maintain a healthy brain and sharp, FROM THE HEARTLAND rock band Los Lobos, with Sheila E. leading capable mind. It shows how our minds work in Thursday, September 22, 10pm the house band. key areas such as attention, perception, thinking The old barn conversation continues in this and language, and how our day-to-day choices second show from Kovia Productions, Lake can make a difference. The program is produced Geneva, Wisconsin. Coaxing people to try to by WNIT and hosted by Debra Raybold, di- save their old barns, this new program looks at rector of Memorial BrainWorks, and Mark some of the hows, whys and wherefores of the Durocher.

7 Worth Watching October

NOVA: Building the Great Cathedrals Antiques Roadshow: Milwaukee

PROHIBITION – Ken Burns “A Nation of Hypocrites” “Finding Life Beyond Earth” “A Nation of Drunkards” Tuesday, October 4, 8pm and 10pm – October 19 Sunday, October 2, 8pm and 10pm Support for Prohibition diminishes in the mid- Scientists are on the verge of answering one of Since the early years of the American Repub- 1920s as the playfulness of sneaking around for the greatest questions in history: Are we alone? lic, alcohol has been embedded in the fabric of a drink gives way to disenchantment with its Combining the latest telescope images with American culture. As a wave of spiritual fervor glaring unintended consequences. By criminal- dazzling CGI, “Finding Life Beyond Earth” for reform sweeps the country, many women izing one of the nation’s largest industries, the immerses audiences in the sights and sounds of and men begin to see alcohol as a scourge and law has given savvy gangsters a way to make alien worlds, while top astrobiologists explain the temperance campaign ignites. Spearheaded huge profits, and as they grow in power, rival how these places are changing how we think by the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, outfits wreak havoc in cities across the country. about the potential for life in our solar system. If the Anti-Saloon League (ASL) forms to push After the election of Franklin D. Roosevelt in we do find primitive life forms elsewhere in the for an amendment to the Constitution outlaw- 1932, Congress easily passes the 21st Amend- solar system, it may well be that life is common in ing alcohol nationally. ment, which repeals the 18th, and the states the universe — the rule, and not the exception. quickly ratify it. In December of 1933, Ameri- “A Nation of Scofflaws” cans can legally buy a drink for the first time ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Monday, October 3, 8pm and 10pm in 13 years. Mondays, 9pm In 1920, Prohibition goes into effect, making “ Milwaukee” (Hour One) NOVA it illegal to manufacture, transport or sell in- – October 24 toxicating liquor. While a significant portion Wednesdays, 9pm ANTIQUES ROADSHOW kicks off its of the country is willing to adapt to the new “Building the Great Cathedrals” visit to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at the city’s law, others are shocked at how inconsistent – October 5 traditional German Fest, where host Mark L. the Volstead Act actually is. As weaknesses Carved from a hundred million pounds of Walberg and appraiser Stuart Whitehurst soak in the law and its enforcement become clear, stone, soaring effortlessly atop a spider web up the atmosphere and talk about collectible millions find ways to exploit it. Despite the of masonry, Gothic cathedrals are marvels German beer steins. At the Midwest Airlines growing discontent with Prohibition and its of human achievement and artistry. But how Center, collectors are thirsty for information consequences, few politicians dare to speak out did medieval builders reach such spectacular about such treasures as a 1952 Fender Esquire against the law, fearful of its powerful protec- heights? NOVA’s teams perform hands-on guitar; a late 19th-century child’s sled in the tor, the Anti-Saloon League. experiments to investigate and reveal the archi- shape of a swan; and an 18th-century desk and tectural secrets that the cathedral builders used bookcase passed down to the owner from his to erect their soaring, glass-filled walls. great-grandfather that could be worth as much as $250,000. = InFocus only = WNIT only

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The War of 1812 Women, War & Peace: Pray the Devil Back to Hell

ARCHITECT ROBERT A.M. STERN: THE WAR OF 1812 “Pray the Devil Back to Hell” PRESENCE OF THE PAST Monday, October 10, 9pm – October 18 Sunday, October 9, 10:30pm For two and a half years, Americans fought The second episode tells the astonishing story Architect Robert A.M. Stern heads a suc- against the British, Canadian colonists and na- of the Liberian women who took on the war- cessful New York architectural firm with tive nations. This film shows how the glories of lords and regime of dictator Charles Taylor in worldwide commissions. He is also the dean of war become enshrined in history, how failures the midst of a brutal civil war and won a once architecture at Yale and a prolific author whose are quickly forgotten and how inconvenient unimaginable peace for their shattered coun- tomes are measured in pounds, not pages. In truths are ignored forever. With stunning try in 2003. In the capital city of Monrovia, 2011, Stern received the Richard H. Driehaus re-enactments, evocative animation and the in- thousands of women — mothers, grandmoth- Prize, an international award honoring archi- cisive commentary of key experts, THE WAR ers, aunts and daughters, both Christian and tects who create classical and traditional work. OF 1812 presents the conflict that forged the Muslim — formed a thin but unshakable line This program explores how Stern bridges the destiny of a continent. between the opposing forces. divide in modern architecture — between the modernists and the traditionalists. WOMEN, WAR & PEACE “Peace Unveiled” – October 25 Tuesdays, 10pm AUSTIN CITY LIMITS When the U.S. troop surge was announced in Saturdays, 11pm “I Came to Testify” – October 11 late 2009, women in Afghanistan knew that the ground was being laid for peace talks with This is the moving story of how a group of 16 “Steve Miller Band/ the Taliban. “Peace Unveiled” follows three women who had been imprisoned and raped Preservation Hall Jazz Band” women who immediately began to organize by Serb-led forces in the Bosnian town of – October 29 to make sure that women have a seat at the Foca broke history’s great silence and stepped ACL presents great American music with the negotiating table. Convinced that the Taliban forward to take the witness stand in an inter- Steve Miller Band and the Preservation Hall will make demands that jeopardize women’s national court of law. Their remarkable courage Jazz Band. Miller performs classic blues tunes hard-earned gains, they maneuver against for- resulted in a triumphant verdict that led to new as well as his hits. The PHJB presents classic midable odds to have their voices heard in a international laws about sexual violence in war. New Orleans jazz with special guests the Del peace jirga and high peace council. McCoury Band and Jim James of My Morning Jacket.

9 Worth Watching October

History Detectives: Episode 912 Pearl Jam 20 From Seattle

GILBERT AND SULLIVAN’S MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! GREAT PERFORMANCES: HMS PINAFORE “Case Histories” MIAMI CITY BALLET Friday, October 14, 9pm Sundays, October 16-30, 9pm Friday, October 28, 9pm Delight in this spectacular new production of “Case Histories: Episode 1” Witness the grace and beauty of one of Amer- the beloved Gilbert and Sullivan classic from – October 16 ica’s finest dance companies, Edward Villella’s the Guthrie Theater, directed by the theater’s Miami City Ballet, in a trio of signature works While searching for a lost cat, Jackson takes on artistic director, Joe Dowling. Infused with by George Balanchine and Twyla Tharp. the cold case of a girl who went missing thirty fresh musical arrangements of Sir Arthur Sulli- Watch the company’s critically acclaimed per- years earlier. He is also talked into helping a van’s memorable melodies — ranging from big formances of Balanchine’s “Square Dance” and grieving father find the man who murdered band swing to classic pop — HMS Pinafore is “Western Symphony” and Tharp’s “The Gold- his daughter, and tracking down the niece of a pure joy and sensational entertainment for every- en Section.” The program, part of GREAT mysterious seductress. one. Presentation of PBS Arts from Minnesota. PERFORMANCES’ “Dance in America,” is a presentation of PBS Arts from Miami. HISTORY DETECTIVES PEARL JAM 20 FROM SEATTLE Tuesdays, October 11-25, 8pm AMERICA IN PRIMETIME Friday, October 21, 9pm “Episode 912” – October 11 Sundays, October 30-November In honor of Pearl Jam’s 20th anniversary, 20, 8pm A one-of-a-kind photograph poses a jarring award-winning director and music journalist question: Is the African American wearing a Cameron Crowe creates a definitive portrait of “Man of the House” Confederate uniform slave or free? And, did the seminal band carved from over 1,200 hours This episode showcases the evolution of the Hollywood treat the Native Americans listed of rarely and never-before-seen footage, plus 24 man of the house from the king of his castle in this payment ledger fairly? Then, an ornate hours of recently shot concert and interview in classic family sitcoms to a more intricate, stock certificate unlocks secrets to the earliest footage. PEARL JAM TWENTY features conflicted figure in modern shows. Interviews days of Harlem. interviews with original band members Jeff include Marcy Carsey and Tom Werner (“The Ament, Stone Gossard, Mike McCready and Cosby Show”); David Chase (“The Sopra- Eddie Vedder, drummer Matt Cameron, and nos”); Bryan Cranston (“Breaking Bad”); Ron friend and Soundgarden singer/guitarist Chris Howard (“The Andy Griffith Show”); Carl Cornell, as well as archival performance and Reiner and Dick Van Dyke (“The Dick Van interview footage of Mother Love Bone, Pearl Dyke Show”); and Phil Rosenthal and Patri- Jam, Temple of the Dog, Kurt Cobain and Neil cia Heaton (“Everybody Loves Raymond”), Young. among others.

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8:00 pm 8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30pm 10:00 pm 10:30pm 11:00 pm 11:30 pm The Hayloft Gang: Waking the Dead: Towers of Silence Frontline: Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero 1 Thu The Story of the National Barn Dance Washington Economic Front Row Center II: Fiddler on the Roof 2 Fri Week Outlook Keeping Up Keeping Up Antiques Roadshow: Hartford, CT As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Globe Trekker: Peru & Amazon 3 Sat Appearances Appearances Masterpiece Mystery! Inspector Lewis, Clearing the Smoke: The Science of Nature: Revealing the Leopard Ebert Presents 4 Sun Series IV: “Old, Unhappy Far-Off Things” Cannabis 5 Mon Antiques Roadshow: Hartford, CT Antiques Roadshow: Las Vegas, NV Forgotten: Ellis Island Charlie Rose For the Love of History Detectives Frontline: Top Secret America POV: Better This World 6 Tue Their Brother 7 Wed Nature: Braving Iraq NOVA: Engineering Ground Zero Frontline: Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero 8 Thu Antiques Roadshow: Hartford, CT Waking the Dead: Black Run September’s Children Charlie Rose Washington Economic Front Row Center II: The Madness of King George Charlie Rose 9 Fri Week Outlook Keeping Up Keeping Up Antiques Roadshow: Hartford, CT As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Globe Trekker: Amsterdam City 10 Sat Appearances Appearances A Concert for New York: For the Love of 9/11 Newshour Retrospective NOVA: Engineering Ground Zero 11 Sun Mahler’s “Resurrection Symphony” Their Brother 12 Mon Antiques Roadshow: Relative Riches Antiques Roadshow: Las Vegas, NV Betty Ford: The Real Deal Charlie Rose 13 Tue History Detectives Frontline POV: If a Tree Falls – A Story of the Earth Liberation Front Great Getaways 14 Wed Nature: Clever Monkeys NOVA: Smartest Machine on Earth NOVA: How Does the Brain Work? Charlie Rose 15 Thu Ask An Expert Waking the Dead: Black Run Costa Rica: Quest for Pura Vida Charlie Rose Washington Economic Front Row Center II: Thelma and Louise Ebert Presents 16 Fri Week Outlook Keeping Up Keeping Up Antiques Roadshow: Relative Riches As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Globe Trekker Food Hour: Brazil 17 Sat Appearances Appearances 18 Sun Nature: Supersize Crocs Mystery! Inspector Lewis, Series IV: “Wild Justice” Ebert Presents Cruz Reynoso Antiques Roadshow: Antiques Roadshow: Jackpot! The Storm That Swept Mexico 19 Mon Roadshow Remembers 20 Tue History Detectives Frontline POV: The Learning Visa Dream Not in Our Town: Light Nature: Supersize Crocs NOVA: Mind Over Money Charlie Rose 21 Wed in the Darkness American Barn The Power of 100 Waking the Dead: Subterraneans Wisconsin Barn Charlie Rose 22 Thu Stories Washington Economic Front Row Center II: Never On Sunday Charlie Rose 23 Fri Week Outlook Keeping Up Keeping Up Antiques Roadshow: Jackpot! As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Globe Trekker: Southern Mexico 24 Sat Appearances Appearances 25 Sun Nature: Birds of the Gods Mystery! Inspector Lewis: “The Mind Has Mountains” Placido Domingo: My Favorite Roles Antiques Roadshow: Antiques Roadshow: Raleigh, NC Seabiscuit: An American Experience Charlie Rose 26 Mon Salt Lake City, UT Beginnings: Jewish History Detectives Frontline POV: The Last Train 27 Tue High Holy Days Surviving the Tsunami: Nature: Birds of the Gods NOVA: Japan’s Killer Quake Charlie Rose 28 Wed A NOVA Special 29 Thu BrainGames # 2 Waking the Dead: Subterraneans A Program About Unusual Buildings Charlie Rose Washington Economic Hugh Laurie: Let Them Talk White House: Fiesta Latina Charlie Rose 30 Fri Week Outlook 12 Primetime – (34.2) September

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1 Thu Antiques Roadshow: Hartford, CT Ride Along the Lincoln Highway This Old House Hour Charlie Rose

2 Fri Washington Week Need To Know People vs. Leo Frank Charlie Rose

3 Sat This Old House Hour Ride Along the Lincoln Highway Objects and Memory Austin City Limits

PBS Previews: Nature: Revealing The Leopard Masterpiece Mystery! Inspector Lewis Austin City Limits 4 Sun Prohibition

5 Mon Antiques Roadshow: Hartford, CT Antiques Roadshow: Las Vegas, NV Forgotten Ellis Island Charlie Rose

6 Tue History Detectives Frontline: Top Secret America POV: Better This World Washing Away

7 Wed Nature: Braving Iraq NOVA: Engineering Ground Zero Frontline: Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero

8 Thu Antiques Roadshow: Hartford, CT Frontline This Old House Hour Charlie Rose

9 Fri Washington Week Need To Know NOVA: Engineering Ground Zero PBS: Prohibition Charlie Rose

10 Sat Forgotten Ellis Island Washing Away POV: Better This World Austin City Limits

11 Sun America Remembers: 9/11 Great Performances: The New York Philharmonic Frontline Frontline

12 Mon Antiques Roadshow: Relative Riches Antiques Roadshow: Las Vegas, NV Nancy Reagan: Role of a Lifetime Charlie Rose

13 Tue Tavis Smiley Reports Frontline POV: If a Tree Falls – A Story of the Earth Liberation Front PBS: Prohibition

14 Wed Nature: Clever Monkeys NOVA: Smartest Machine NOVA: How Does the Brain Work? Charlie Rose

15 Thu Antiques Roadshow: Relative Riches PBS: Prohibition Sky Island This Old House Hour Charlie Rose

16 Fri Washington Week Need To Know American Masters: “A Letter to Elia” Sky Island Charlie Rose

17 Sat Tavis Smiley Reports PBS: Prohibition POV: If a Tree Falls – A Story of the Earth Liberation Front Austin City Limits

18 Sun Nature: Supersize Crocs Masterpiece Mystery! Inspector Lewis PBS: Prohibition Austin City Limits

Antiques Roadshow: Antiques Roadshow: Jackpot! The Storm That Swept Mexico 19 Mon Roadshow Remembers

20 Tue History Detectives Frontline POV: The Learning Washing Away

Not in Our Town: Live From Lincoln Center: The New York Philharmonic Charlie Rose 21 Wed Light in the Darkness

22 Thu Antiques Roadshow: Jackpot! Program About Unusual Buildings This Old House Hour Charlie Rose

23 Fri Washington Week Need To Know Great Performances: Placido Domingo PBS: Prohibition Charlie Rose

Not in Our Town: Light Live From Lincoln Center: The New York Philharmonic Austin City Limits 24 Sat in the Darkness

25 Sun Nature: Hummingbirds Masterpiece Mystery! Inspector Lewis Yellowstone Austin City Limits

Antiques Roadshow: Antiques Roadshow: Raleigh, NC Seabiscuit: An American Experience Charlie Rose 26 Mon Salt Lake City, UT

27 Tue History Detectives Frontline POV: Last Train Home Yellowstone

28 Wed Nature: Hummingbirds NOVA: Japan’s Killer Quake Surviving the Tsunami Charlie Rose

29 Thu Antiques Roadshow: Raleigh, NC Seabiscuit: An American Experience This Old House Hour Charlie Rose

30 Fri Washington Week Need To Know Hugh Laurie: Let Them Talk At the White House: Fiesta Latina Charlie Rose

13 Primetime – (34.1) October

8:00 pm 8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm 11:00 pm 11:30 pm Keeping Up Keeping Up Antiques Roadshow: Raleigh, NC As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Globe Trekker: Central America 1 Sat Appearances Appearances 2 Sun Prohibition: A Nation of Drunkards Pt. 1 of 3 Prohibition: A Nation of Drunkards Pt. 1 of 3 3 Mon Prohibition: A Nation of Scofflaws Pt. 2 of 3 Prohibition: A Nation of Scofflaws Pt. 2 of 3 4 Tue Prohibition: A Nation of Hypocrites Pt. 3 of 3 Prohibition: A Nation of Hypocrites Pt. 3 of 3 5 Wed Nature: The Rise of the Dog NOVA: Building the Great Cathedrals NOVA: Quest for Solomon’s Mines Charlie Rose 6 Thu Ask An Expert Prohibition: A Nation of Drunkards Pt. 1 of 3 Charlie Rose Washington Economic Prohibition: A Nation of Scofflaws Pt. 2 of 3 Charlie Rose 7 Fri Week Outlook Keeping Up Keeping Up Antiques Roadshow: Raleigh, NC As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Globe Trekker: Barcelona 8 Sat Appearances Appearances 9 Sun Nature: Dogs By Design Masterpiece Mystery! “The Gift of Promise” George Carlin: The Mark Twain Prize 10 Mon Antiques Roadshow: Raleigh, NC The War of 1812 Charlie Rose Women, War, & Peace: History Detectives Frontline Charlie Rose 11 Tue I Came to Testify 12 Wed Nature: Dogs By Design NOVA: Dogs Decoded Through a Dog’s Eyes Charlie Rose 13 Thu Ask An Expert Catholicism: Amazed and Afraid Catholicism: The Mystery of God Charlie Rose Washington Economic Architect PBS Arts from Minnesota: Gilbert & Sullivan’s “HMS Pinafore” 14 Fri Week Outlook Robert Stern Keeping Up Keeping Up Antiques Roadshow: Raleigh, NC As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Globe Trekker: Bolivia 15 Sat Appearances Appearances 16 Sun Nature: A Murder of Crows Masterpiece Mystery! Case Histories Pt. 1 of 3 100 Black Men in South Bend 17 Mon Antiques Roadshow: Atlantic City, NJ Antiques Roadshow: Salt Lake City Craft in America Charlie Rose Women, War, & Peace: History Detectives Frontline Charlie Rose 18 Tue Pray the Devil Back to Hell 19 Wed Nature: Radioactive Wolves NOVA: Finding Life Beyond Earth Charlie Rose 20 Thu Brain Games #3 Catholicism: Mary, Mother of God Catholicism: Indispensible Men Charlie Rose Washington Economic PBS Arts From Seattle: Pearl Jam 20 Great Getaways 21 Fri Week Outlook Keeping Up Keeping Up Antiques Roadshow: Atlantic City, NJ As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Globe Trekker: Great Natural Wonders 22 Sat Appearances Appearances 23 Sun Nature: Radioactive Wolves Masterpiece Mystery! Case Histories Pt. 2 of 3 Craft in America 24 Mon Antiques Roadshow: Atlantic City, NJ Antiques Roadshow: Milwaukee, WI TBA Charlie Rose Women, War, & Peace: History Detectives Frontline Charlie Rose 25 Tue Peace Unveiled 26 Wed Nature: Invasion of the Giant Pythons NOVA: Iceman Murder Mystery Secrets of the Dead: Aztec Massacre Charlie Rose Make ‘Em Laugh: The Funny Make ‘Em Laugh: The Funny Ask An Expert Charlie Rose 27 Thu Business of America Pt. 1 of 3 Business of America Pt. 2 of 3 Washington Economic PBS Arts from Miami: Balanchine & Tharp Loopdiver Charlie Rose 28 Fri Week Outlook Keeping Up Keeping Up Antiques Roadshow: Atlantic City, NJ As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Globe Trekker: Egypt 29 Sat Appearances Appearances America in Primetime: Lords of the Gourd: The Pursuit of Masterpiece Mystery! Case Histories Pt. 3 of 3 30 Sun Man of the House Excellence Will Ferrell: The Kennedy Center Antiques Roadshow: Unique Antiques Charlie Rose 31 Mon Mark Twain Prize for American Humor

14 Primetime – (34.1) Primetime – (34.2) October October

8:00 pm 8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm 11:00 pm 11:30 pm

1 Sat Seabiscuit: American Experience Great Performances: Hugh Laurie At the White House: Fiesta Latina Austin City Limits

2 Sun Prohibition: A Nation of Drunkards Pt. 1 of 3 Prohibition: A Nation of Drunkards Pt. 1 of 3 Sky Island

3 Mon Prohibition: A Nation of Scofflaws Pt. 2 of 3 Prohibition: A Nation of Scofflaws Pt. 2 of 3

4 Tue Prohibition: A Nation of Hypocrites Pt. 3 of 3 Prohibition: A Nation of Hypocrites Pt. 3 of 3

5 Wed Nature: The Rise of the Dog NOVA: Building the Great Cathedrals NOVA: Quest for Solomon’s Mine Charlie Rose

6 Thu Antiques Roadshow: Raleigh, NC This Old House Hour Lords of the Gourd Charlie Rose

7 Fri Washington Week Need To Know Prohibition: A Nation of Drunkards Pt. 1 of 3 Charlie Rose

8 Sat Prohibition: Scofflaws Pt. 2 of 3 Prohibition: A Nation of Hypocrites Pt. 3 of 3 Austin City Limits Architect Nature: Dogs By Design Masterpiece Mystery! “The Gift of Promise” Austin City Limits 9 Sun Robert Stern 10 Mon Antiques Roadshow: Raleigh, NC The War of 1812 Charlie Rose Women, War, & Peace: History Detectives Frontline Charlie Rose 11 Tue I Came to Testify 12 Wed Nature: Dogs By Design NOVA: Dogs Decoded Ferrets Charlie Rose

13 Thu Antiques Roadshow: Raleigh, NC This Old House Hour Independent Lens: Wham! Bam! Islam! Charlie Rose

14 Fri Washington Week Need To Know PBS Arts From Minnesota: Gilbert & Sullivan’s “HMS Pinafore” Washing Away Architect PBS Arts From Minnesota: Gilbert & Sullivan’s “HMS Pinafore” Austin City Limits 15 Sat Robert Stern 16 Sun Nature: A Murder of Crows Masterpiece Mystery! Case Histories Pt. 1 of 3 Austin City Limits

17 Mon Antiques Roadshow: Atlantic City, NJ Antiques Roadshow: Salt Lake City Craft in America Charlie Rose Women, War, & Peace: Pray History Detectives Frontline Charlie Rose 18 Tue the Devil Back to Hell 19 Wed Nature: Radioactive Wolves NOVA: Finding Life Beyond Earth Charlie Rose

20 Thu Antiques Roadshow: Atlantic City, NJ This Old House Hour Independent Lens: Donor Unknown Washing Away

21 Fri Washington Week Need To Know PBS Arts From Seattle: Pearl Jam 20 Ribbon of Sand Before There PBS Arts From Seattle: Pearl Jam 20 Austin City Limits 22 Sat Were Parks 23 Sun Nature: Radioactive Wolves Masterpiece Mystery! Case Histories Pt. 2 of 2 Austin City Limits

24 Mon Antiques Roadshow: Atlantic City, NJ Antiques Roadshow: Milwaukee, WI TBA Charlie Rose

25 Tue History Detectives Frontline Women, War, & Peace: Peace Unveiled Charlie Rose

26 Wed Nature: Invasion NOVA: Iceman Murder Mystery Secrets of the Dead: Aztec Massacre Charlie Rose

27 Thu Antiques Roadshow: Atlantic City, NJ This Old House Hour Independent Lens: Lives Worth Living Charlie Rose

28 Fri Washington Week Need to Know PBS Arts From Miami City Ballet: Ballanchine and Tharp Loopdiver Charlie Rose

29 Sat PBS Arts from Miami: Balanchine & Tharp Loopdiver Secrets of the Dead: Aztec Massacre Austin City Limits America in Primetime: Masterpiece Mystery! Case Histories Pt. 3 of 3 Austin City Limits 30 Sun Man of the House Will Ferrell: The Kennedy Center Antiques Roadshow: Unique Antiques Charlie Rose 31 Mon Mark Twain Prize for American Humor

15 Weekdays–September/October 6:00 am Body Electric 6:30 am A Place of Our Own

34.1 7:00 am Arthur 7:30 am Martha Speaks 8:00 am Curious George 8:30 am The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot about That! 9:00 am Super WHY! 9:30 am Dinosaur Train 10:00 am Sesame Street 11:00 am Sid the Science Kid 11:30 am Barney & Friends Noon Curious George

12:30 pm The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

1:00 pm Super WHY!

1:30 pm Dinosaur Train

2:00 pm Wild Kratts 2:30 pm Electric Company 3:00 pm Word Girl 3:30 pm Martha Speaks 4:00 pm Arthur 4:30 pm Clifford 5:00 pm Wild Kratts Thu-Rick Steve’s 5:30 pm Mon-Dinner and a Book Tue-Great Getaways Wed-Outdoor Elements Fri-European Journal Europe 6:00 pm BBC World News 6:30 pm Nightly Business Report 7:00 pm PBS Newshour

6:00 am Classical Stretch 6:30 am Exhale: Core Fusion 7:00 am Arthur 34.2 7:30 am Martha Speaks 8:00 am Curious George 8:30 am The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! 9:00 am Super WHY! 9:30 am Dinosaur Train 10:00 am Sesame Street 11:00 am Sid the Science Kid

11:30 am WordWorld

Noon Rick Steves’ Europe

12:30 pm Mon-Roadtrip Nation Tue-Woodsmith Shop Wed-Travelscope Thu-Great Getaways Fri-This American Land

1:00 pm Mon-Globe Trekker Tue-This Old House Hour Wed-History Detectives Thu-Jacques Pepin/TBA Fri-Live From the Artist’s Den

2:00 pm Mon-Need to Know Tue-Antiques Roadshow Wed-Best of Joy of Painting Thu-Cook’s Country Fri-Austin City Limits

2:30 pm Wed-Jerry Arnell Painting Thu-Sweet Life w Chris Xavier

3:00 pm Mon-VP Tue-Inside E Street Wed-Vine Talk Thu-Growing a Greener World Fri-Ebert Presents At the Movies

3:30pm Tue-Economic Outlook Wed-Dinner & a Book Thu-Outdoor Elements Fri-My Generation

4:00 pm Mon-Inside IN Business Tue-Across Indiana Wed-VP Thu-Inside IN Business Fri-Indiana Week in Review 4:30 pm Tue-Indiana Week in Review Fri-Indiana Expeditions 5:00 pm Mon-IN Week in Review Tue-Inside IN Business Wed-VP Thu-Across Indiana Fri-Across Indiana

5:30 pm Mon-Voices in Mystery Thu-Indiana Week in Review Fri-VP

6:00 pm Mon-VP Tue-Indiana Courts Wed-Across Indiana Thu-VP Fri-Inside Indiana Business

6:30 pm Wed-VP

16 7:00 pm PBS Newshour Weekends – September/October

Saturdays Sundays Saturdays Sundays 6:00 am Michigan Out-of-Doors Curious George 6:00 am Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood Sesame Street 6:30 am Second Opinion The Cat in the Hat 6:30 am Bob the Builder 7:00 am Quilting Arts Super WHY! 7:00 am Curious George Curious George 7:30 am Fons & Porter Dinosaur Train 7:30 am The Cat in the Hat The Cat in the Hat 8:00 am Sewing With Nancy Cyberchase 8:00 am Super WHY! Super WHY! 8:30 am America Sews Biz Kids 8:30 am Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train 9:00 am Martha’s Sewing Room Outdoor Elements 9:00 am Thomas and Friends Sid the Science Kid 9:30 am Knitting Daily Rick Steves’ Europe 9:30 am Angelina Ballerina Martha Speaks 10:00 am Lidia’s Italy in America 10:00 am Arthur Inside Indiana Business This Old House Hour 10:30 am Dinner and a Book 10:30 am WordGirl 11:00 am Cook’s Country Off the Record 11:00 am Wild Kratts Antiques Roadshow 11:30 am Cuisine Culture Indiana Week in Review 11:30 am Electric Company Noon Baking With Julia Washington Week Noon Baking with Julia Cyberchase 12:30 pm Bake, Decorate, Celebrate Economic Outlook 12:30 pm Victory Garden Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman 1:00 pm Victory Garden McLaughlin Group 1:00 pm This Old House Need to Know 1:30 pm P. A. Smith’s Garden to Table To The Contrary 1:30 pm This Old House 2:00 pm This Old House VP 2:00 pm Ask This Old House Religion & Ethics Newsweek 2:30 pm Ask This Old House VP 2:30 pm Hometime To The Contrary 3:00 pm Woodsmith’s Shop 3:00 pm Woodwright’s Shop 3:30 pm Woodwright’s Shop VP 3:30 pm Motorweek VP 4:00 pm VP 4:00 pm History Detectives

5:00 pm VP 5:00 pm History Detectives VP VP 6:00 pm Classic Gospel 6:00 pm VP VP 7:00 pm Lawrence Welk VP 7:00 pm Antiques Roadshow

17 Overnight Programs September Thursday 1 4:00 am POV: Better This World 3:00 am How the Brain Works 2:00 am Placido Domingo Midnight Tavis Smiley 5:30 am Washing Away 4:00 am Nancy Reagan 3:30 am Preview: Prohibition 1:00 am NOVA: Becoming Human Friday 9 5:00 am Tavis Smiley Reports 4:00 am Unusual Buildings 2:00 am NOVA: Becoming Human Midnight Tavis Smiley Saturday 17 5:00 am This Old House Hour 3:00 am NOVA: Becoming Human 1:00 am This Old House Hour Midnight Tavis Smiley Sunday 25 4:00 am POV: Armadillo 2:00 am Forgotten Ellis Island 1:00 am Washington Week Midnight Nature: Supersize Crocs 5:30 am Preview: Prohibition 3:00 am Frontline 1:30 am Need To Know 1:00 am Unusual Buildings Friday 2 5:00 am History Detectives 2:00 am Masters: “Elia” 2:00 am Frontline Midnight Tavis Smiley Saturday 10 3:30 am Sky Island 3:00 am POV: The Learning 1:00 am This Old House Hour Midnight Tavis Smiley 4:00 am Tavis Smiley Reports 4:30 am Washing Away 2:00 am Ride Lincoln Highway 1:00 am Washington Week 5:00 am This Old House Hour 5:00 am Washington Week 3:00 am NOVA: Becoming Human 1:30 am Need To Know Sunday 18 5:30 am Need To Know 4:00 am NOVA: Becoming Human 2:30 am Engineering Ground Zero Midnight Nature: Clever Monkeys Monday 26 5:00 am NOVA: Becoming Human 3:30 am POV: Better This World 1:00 am NOVA Smartest Machine Midnight Nature: Hummingbirds Saturday 3 5:00 am This Old House Hour 2:00 am Frontline 1:00 am Inspector Lewis Midnight Tavis Smiley Sunday 11 3:00 am POV: If a Tree Falls 2:30 am Yellowstone 1:00 am Washington Week Midnight Nature: Leopard 4:30 am Sky Island 3:00 am Placido Domingo 1:30 am Need To Know 1:00 am Engineering Ground Zero 5:00 am Washington Week 4:30 am Preview: Prohibition 2:30 am People vs. Leo Frank 2:00 am Top Secret America 5:30 am Need To Know 5:00 am Not in Our Town III 4:00 am Frontline 3:00 am POV: Better This World Monday 19 Tuesday 27 5:00 am This Old House Hour 4:30 am Washington Week Midnight Nature: Supersize Crocs Midnight Tavis Smiley Sunday 4 5:00 am Need To Know 1:00 am Inspector Lewis 1:00 am Seabiscuit Midnight Nature: Is That Skunk? Monday 12 2:30 am Preview: Prohibition 2:00 am Antiques: Raleigh, NC 1:00 am NOVA: Becoming Human Midnight Frontline 3:00 am Masters: “Elia” 3:00 am Inspector Lewis 2:00 am NOVA: Becoming Human 12:30 am Remember 9/11 4:30 am Sky Island 4:30 am Yellowstone 3:00 am NOVA: Becoming Human 1:30 am NY Philharmonic Orch 5:00 am Tavis Smiley Reports 5:00 am Nature: Hummingbirds 4:00 am Washington Week 3:00 am Frontline Tuesday 20 Wednesday 28 4:30 am Need To Know 5:00 am Washing Away Midnight Tavis Smiley Midnight Tavis Smiley 5:30 am Washington Week 5:30 am Preview: Prohibition 1:00 am Storm Swept Mexico 1:00 am Frontline Monday 5 Tuesday 13 3:00 am Inspector Lewis 2:00 am History Detectives Midnight Nature: Leopard Midnight Tavis Smiley 4:30 am Preview: Prohibition 3:00 am Seabiscuit 1:00 am Inspector Lewis 1:00 am Nancy Reagan 5:00 am Nature: Supersize Crocs 4:00 am Antiques: Raleigh, NC 2:30 am Preview: Prohibition 2:00 am Antiques: Rel Riches Wednesday 21 5:00 am Antiques: Salt Lake City 3:00 am POV: Armadillo 3:00 am NY Philharmonic Orch Midnight Tavis Smiley Thursday 29 4:30 am Preview: Prohibition 4:30 am Preview: Prohibition 1:00 am Frontline Midnight Tavis Smiley 5:00 am History Detectives 5:00 am Nature: Clever Monkeys 2:00 am History Detectives 1:00 am Japan’s Killer Quake Tuesday 6 Wednesday 14 3:00 am Storm Swept Mexico 2:00 am Surviving Tsunami Midnight Tavis Smiley Midnight Tavis Smiley 5:00 am Antiques: Jackpot! 3:00 am POV: Last Train Home 1:00 am Forgotten Ellis Island 1:00 am Frontline Thursday 22 4:30 am Frontline 2:00 am Antiques: Hartford, CT 2:00 am Tavis Smiley Reports Midnight Tavis Smiley 5:30 am Yellowstone 3:00 am Inspector Lewis 3:00 am Nancy Reagan 1:00 am NY Philharmonic Orch Friday 30 4:30 am Preview: Prohibition 4:00 am Antiques: Rel Riches 3:00 am POV: The Learning Midnight Tavis Smiley 5:00 am Nature: Leopard 5:00 am Antiques: Las Vegas, NV 4:30 am Frontline 1:00 am This Old House Hour Wednesday 7 Thursday 15 5:30 am Preview: Prohibition 2:00 am Seabiscuit Midnight Tavis Smiley Midnight Tavis Smiley Friday 23 3:00 am Japan's Killer Quake 1:00 am Frontline 1:00 am NOVA Smartest Machine Midnight Tavis Smiley 4:00 am Surviving Tsunami 2:00 am History Detectives 2:00 am How the Brain Works 1:00 am This Old House Hour 5:00 am History Detectives 3:00 am Forgotten Ellis Island 3:00 am POV: If a Tree Falls 2:00 am NY Philharmonic Orch 4:00 am Antiques: Hartford, CT 4:30 am Frontline 4:00 am Not in Our Town III 5:00 am Antiques: Las Vegas, NV 5:30 am Preview: Prohibition 5:00 am History Detectives Thursday 8 Friday 16 Saturday 24 Midnight Tavis Smiley Midnight Tavis Smiley Midnight Tavis Smiley 1:00 am Engineering Ground Zero 1:00 am This Old House Hour 1:00 am Washington Week 2:00 am Faith and Doubt 2:00 am NOVA Smartest Machine 1:30 am Need To Know

18 Overnight Programs Overnight Programs September October Saturday 1 Sunday 9 5:00 am Washington Week Tuesday 25 Midnight Tavis Smiley Midnight A Nation of Drunkards 5:30 am Need To Know Midnight Tavis Smiley 1:00 am Washington Week 2:00 am A Nation of Scofflaws Monday 17 1:00 am TBA 1:30 am Need to Know 4:00 am A Nation of Hypocrites Midnight A Murder of Crows 2:00 am Antiques: Atlantic City 2:00 am Hugh Laurie Monday 10 1:00 am Masterpiece Mystery! 3:00 am Masterpiece Mystery! 3:00 am Fiesta Latina Midnight Nature: Dogs 3:00 am HMS Pinafore 5:00 am Radioactive Wolves 4:00 am Seabiscuit 1:00 am Masterpiece Mystery! 5:30 am Ribbon of Sand Wednesday 26 5:00 am This Old House Hour 2:30 am Architect Robert Stern Tuesday 18 Midnight Tavis Smiley Sunday 2 3:00 am Growing Hope Midnight Tavis Smiley 1:00 am Frontline Midnight Nature: Hummingbirds 4:00 am Lords of the Gourds 1:00 am Craft in America 2:00 am History Detectives 1:00 am Japan’s Killer Quakes 5:00 am Washington Week 2:00 am Antiques: Atlantic City 3:00 am TBA 2:00 am Surviving the Tsunami 5:30 am Need To Know 3:00 am Masterpiece Mystery! 4:00 am Antiques: Atlantic City 3:00 am POV: Last Train Home Tuesday 11 5:00 am A Murder of Crows 5:00 am Antiques: Milwaukee 4:30 am Washington Week Midnight Tavis Smiley Thursday 27 5:00 am Need To Know 1:00 am War of 1812 Wednesday 19 Midnight Tavis Smiley 5:30 am Washington Week Midnight Tavis Smiley 3:00 am Masterpiece Mystery! 1:00 am Frontline 1:00 am Nature: Invasion Monday 3 4:30 am Architect Robert Stern 2:00 am History Detectives 2:00 am Nature: Iceman Midnight Austin City Limits 5:00 am Nature: Dogs 3:00 am Craft in America 3:00 am Frontline 1:00 am A Nation of Drunkards Wednesday 12 4:00 am Antiques: Atlantic City 4:00 am Women, War, & Peace 3:00 am A Nation of Drunkards Midnight Tavis Smiley 5:00 am Antiques: Salt Lake 5:00 am History Detectives 5:00 am Fiesta Latina 1:00 am Frontline Thursday 20 Friday 28 Tuesday 4 2:00 am History Detectives Midnight Tavis Smiley Midnight Tavis Smiley Midnight Tavis Smiley 3:00 am War of 1812 1:00 am Radioactive Wolves 1:00 am This Old House Hour 1:00 am A Nation of Scofflaws 5:00 am Growing Hope 2:00 am NOVA: Life Beyond 2:00 am Independent Lens 3:00 am A Nation of Scofflaws Thursday 13 4:00 am Women, War, & Peace 3:00 am NOVA: Iceman 5:00 am Nature: Dogs Midnight Tavis Smiley 5:00 am History Detectives 4:00 am Aztec Massacre 5:00 am Nature: Invasion Wednesday 5 1:00 am Nature: Dogs Friday 21 Midnight Tavis Smiley 2:00 am NOVA: Dogs Decoded Midnight Tavis Smiley Saturday 29 1:00 am A Nation of Hypocrites 3:00 am Women, War, & Peace 1:00 am This Old House Hour Midnight Tavis Smiley 3:00 am A Nation of Hypocrites 4:00 am Frontline 2:00 am Independent Lens 1:00 am Washington Week 5:00 am Hugh Laurie 5:00 am Antiques: Raleigh, NC 3:00 am NOVA: Life Beyond 1:30 am Need To Know Thursday 6 Friday 14 5:30 am Washington Week 2:00 am Ballanchine/Tharp Midnight Tavis Smiley Midnight Tavis Smiley 3:30 am Loopdiver 1:00 am Nature: Dogs 1:00 am This Old House Hour Saturday 22 4:00 am Antiques: Atlantic City Midnight Tavis Smiley 5:00 am This Old House Hour 2:00 am NOVA: Cathedrals 2:00 am Independent Lens 1:00 am Washington Week 3:00 am A Nation of Drunkards 3:00 am NOVA: Dogs Decoded 1:30 am Need To Know Sunday 30 5:00 am NOVA: Solomon’s Mine 4:00 am Ferrets 2:00 am Pearl Jam Midnight Nature: Invasion Friday 7 5:00 am History Detectives 4:30 am Ribbon of Sand 1:00 am NOVA: Iceman Midnight Tavis Smiley Saturday 15 5:00 am This Old House Hour 2:00 am Frontline 1:00 am This Old House Hour Midnight Tavis Smiley 3:00 am Independent Lens 2:00 am Lords of the Gourds 1:00 am Washington Week Sunday 23 4:00 am Aztec Massacre Midnight Radioactive Wolves 5:00 am Washington Week 3:00 am A Nation of Scofflaws 1:30 am Need To Know 1:00 am NOVA: Life Beyond 5:00 am Antiques: Raleigh, NC 2:00 am HMS Pinafore 5:30 am Need To Know 3:00 am Frontline Saturday 8 4:30 am Ribbon of Sand 4:00 am Independent Lens Midnight Tavis Smiley 5:00 am This Old House Hour 5:30 am Washing Away Monday 31 1:00 am A Nation of Scofflaws Sunday 16 Midnight Nature: Invasion 3:00 am A Nation of Hypocrites Midnight Nature: Dogs Monday 24 1:00 am America in Primetime Midnight Radioactive Wolves 2:00 am Masterpiece Mystery! 5:00 am Washington Week 1:00 am NOVA: Dogs Decoded 1:00 am Masterpiece Mystery! 5:30 am Need To Know 2:00 am Frontline 4:00 am Ballanchine/Tharp 3:00 am Pearl Jam 5:30 am Loopdiver 3:00 am Independent Lens 5:00 am Craft in America 4:00 am Women, War, & Peace

19 Membership Corner

Thank you! Membership Highlights THANK YOU to everyone who supported WNIT during Members Only Ticket Offers – WNIT has recently given away our August Membership Campaign! Because of the generosity Garrison Keillor and Ultimate Doo Wop Show concert tickets of the people in Michiana, WNIT achieved the goal for our to active WNIT members. If you would like the opportunity recent pledge drive. Your support allows the WNIT Center for to get complimentary tickets from WNIT your account record Public Media to serve everyone throughout northern Indiana must contain your current email address. To confirm your email and southwestern Michigan. address, send an email with your name, address and phone to A great big THANK YOU is also extended to the following [email protected]. Please put EMAIL in the subject line. individuals, groups and businesses for volunteering their time We will update your records and you will be eligible for the next complimentary ticket offer! and donating food and beverages during the campaign. • Marco’s Pizza of Elkhart and South Bend Employer Matching Gifts – Make your investment in WNIT • Martin’s Super Market of Warsaw go even farther with the employer matching gift program. Some • Zen Café Coffee employers double – even triple – their employees’ contribu- • Our Town: Warsaw/Winona Lake tions. Simply ask your employer’s human resources department Videographers for a matching gift form, complete your portion and forward it • Friends of WNIT to us with your contribution. We’ll take care of the rest! It’s that easy to double your investment in WNIT. For a list of match- WNIT MemberCard ing gift companies go to the membership section of our website at www.wnit.org. Do you have a WNIT MemberCard? If so, you now have excit- ing new benefits. Sign up and earn points on purchases with over 1,100 online merchants with MemberCardConnect. Your points can be used in a variety of ways: Michigan Wine Tour • Given as a contribution to WNIT Stay tuned for information on a WNIT Michigan Wine Tour in the fall. For more information, please contact Gail Martin • Converted to cash loaded onto an “Earn & Spend” at WNIT. Discover debit card (minimum of 50 points) • Converted to cash credited to a PayPal account All of this is in addition to the many 2-for-1 discounts you already enjoy. Just go to www.wnit.org, visit the Membership Benefits page and click on WNIT’s MemberCard Program to get started.

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20 Kids Club

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21 Development News

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22 Honor Roll Members

WNIT would like to recognize the following Honor Roll Members for their continued support!

25 Years Thelma and Dayton Wenger Mr. and Mrs. Irv Neubauer Gary Wordinger Mr. and Mrs. Carl Overpeck John Abell Irvin and Marlene Pratt Timothy and Mary Ann Abeska 20 Years Dorothy Rummel Norma J. Adams Otho and Mary Bendit Mary T. Short Barbara Beeson Evelyn and Donald Burtsfield Esther and David Thiebolt Elmer Bowers Jodie Cocquyt Kurt and Karen Wolfe Louis and Jeanne Brandon Mary and Carl Fisher Donna and George Brelsford Mr. and Mrs. Van E Gates 10 Years Robert and Sheila Bruniga Dr. and Mrs. Eldon Gerig John Aaker Marilyn and Gene Burrows Dr. Paul and Margie Goldwin Marie Benson Mary Jane Buzolich Don and Linda Hahn Matt Bowers Betty Carlson Mary D. Hankins Richard Foli Mary L. Chrastil Margaret Hunter Jack Gibson Mary A. and Ronald Chrustowski Don and Jurate Krabill Roberta Hill Ruth Jo Eppley Rebecca and Don Laurent Mr. and Mrs. John Jancosek Jr Einar and Ferdi Eriksen Robert and Judith Mark Robert and Beth Kenagy Lynne and Roger Fellows Floran and Naomi Mast Gay and Sanford Lehman Ann and Robert Gephart Marjorie and Roy Miller Patricia Moore Mary A. and Glenn Gilbert Elizabeth Petruska Martha and Robert Nelson Virginia Guttman Carol Rajchel Nick and Jan Paraska Lewis Haber Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ruhe Connie and Steve Richie Evelyn and Lloyd Hahn James and Sally Schlobohm Beverly J. Rodgers-Nemeth Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hofman Lorraine and Don Schroeder Iris Seward Priscilla Hoopingarner 15 Years G.W. and Dorothy Ticknor Rita and Donald Jun Gretchen Trethewey Paul and Marilee Anderson James Kendle Ron and Diana Walsworth Shirley and Carl Anderson Joel Krueger Anita and Paul Yoder Norma Beitler Linda and Robert Leliaert 5 Years Lois M. Leliaert Arthur Berkley Jr. Carol and Gary McKean Mr. and Mrs. George Beutter Mark Breitenmoser Marilyn and Royce Miller Marguerite Butler Biljana Delevich Martha Monhaut Roy and Inez Caywood Don Drone and Karen Camp Selma Moon Duane Cessna Pamela and Ron Duncan Patricia and Donald Paff Terrence and Mary Jo Craig Keith and Janet Fingerhut Lester E. Page R. Keith Frederick Larry and Jan Fisher Mary Paszkiet Judy D. and Robert F Gibson Alejandro and Sharon Flores Philip Potts Robert Harkness Howard Goldblatt Floris and David Schug Beverly Heater Denise and Angel Hernandez Lon and Kathryn Sherer James Heveran Larry Huneryager Barbara Slough Earl John and Audrey L. Fleming Marilyn Mahoney Marcia and Stanley Stokes Mrs. George Kauchak Worth and Delois McKesson Marlene Stout Violet Marsh Guy Morrical Mrs. Paul Thomas Susan and Stanley May Janet Navin Lynn R. Thomas Angeline Michalak Myra Ritchie Gould Ethel Umble Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mishler Dwight Rodgers James and Susan Van Fleit Linda and John Neate Carolyn Stroud-Rogel Marie Yoder

23 Delivering on the Promise

WNIT’s Center for Public Media continues to meet its pledge to use its space for community and civic affairs. On June 30, we held the third in our series, “South Bend: Thriving or Dying?” as we broadcast “The Youth Effect: Being Young in Michiana.” The live and lively one-hour program featured young professionals throughout Michiana who talked about the life choices that led them to live, work and study here.

On Sunday, August 21, WNIT broadcast “Our Town: Warsaw – Winona Lake” as part of its August Membership campaign. The documentary featured the people, places and happenings of Warsaw-Winona Lake as experienced by those who call the community “home.” This is the fourth of an ongoing Our Town series which thus far has included South Bend, Elkhart, Goshen and now Warsaw-Winona Lake.

June 30: South Bend: Thriving or Dying? August 18: Our Town: Warsaw – Winona Lake Preview

June 30: South Bend: Thriving or Dying? August 18: Our Town: Warsaw – Winona Lake Preview

24 Production News The Power of 100

WNIT’s newest documentary, The Power of 100: The Story of the of the children to meet their moms, as well as their brothers, sisters 100 Black Men of South Bend, follows the creation of the South and friends. Bend chapter of the 100 Black Men of America. Our cameras explore the mentoring processes as well as meet, up close and personal, many Additionally, our young mentees shared their lives with their own of the members as well recordings on mini DV as the children they cams. They videotaped mentor. their lives, showing us their families and friends, the Many of the children neighborhoods where they featured in the live and the places they documentary are hangout. We learned of their raised by single moms challenges, the essential who do their best skills needed to achieve to provide for their their own success and how children. It’s an uphill their mentors play a role in battle. Drugs, gangs, their lives. bad influences, all vie for the attention of their kids. That’s where the “100” comes in. These The Power of 100: The Story of the 100 Black Men of South Bend stand-out citizens from South Bend range from career professionals is an inspirational story. More than that, it is also a tool, showing how a to successful businessmen and everyday citizens who have had great systematic approach to good counseling, good mentoring and proper successes in their lives. Many of them have also overcome the same motivation can be effective in helping today’s young people overcome situations as these young mentees face today. obstacles, prejudices and stereotypes (both internal and external) to become productive citizens and role models for generations to come.

The Power of 100 can be seen on 34.1 on Thursday, September 22 at 8pm and again on Sunday, October 2 at 7pm.

WNIT was invited into the homes, businesses and the Freeman Academy where we were allowed to observe and document the mentoring process and meet many of the members of the “100” in action. Even more compelling, our cameras were invited to the homes

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In this issue WNIT proudly recognizes Najeeb and Nancy Khan in the Supporter Spotlight. Najeeb became a WNIT board member in 2007 and has served on the budget, finance and audit committees. He also co-chaired a task force for strategic planning in 2010.

Najeeb, Nancy and Sarah Khan supported the WNIT capital campaign by naming the WNIT employee lounge. In addition, Najeeb and Nancy are long term Directors’ Circle members and past program underwriters. WNIT salutes Najeeb and Nancy Khan.

Nancy & Najeeb Khan Directors’ Circle

The WNIT Directors’ Circle represents a very dedicated and select group of individuals who, by their commitment, contribute to the total annual support which is the foundation of WNIT’s operating budget. These essential annual contributions make possible the great programs that everyone in Michiana enjoys.

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The Power of 100: The Story of the 100 Black Men of South Bend Airing on 34.1 on Thursday, September 22 at 8pm and again on Sunday, October 2 at 7pm.