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February/March 2021 EXCLUSIVE MEMBER PROGRAM GUIDE EXCLUSIVE MEMBER PROGRAM GUIDE February/March 2021 ThinkTV16 & ThinkTV16HD CET & CETHD ThinkTV14 & ThinkTV14HD www.thinktv.org www.CETconnect.org Letter from our President & CEO Page 2 The Black Church: This is Our Story, This is Our Song Page 6 Independent Lens “Mr. Soul!” Page 7 At Home with Your Public Media Station Page 9 American Masters “Flannery” Page 17 Extinction: The Facts Page 19 PMConnect FebMar-fnl.indd 1 12/31/20 12:18 PM Welcome Dear Member, As we get into February and we work toward getting our lives back to normal, your public television stations are busy continuing to provide educational support to our community while bringing you new local programs, both from our own production team and in coordination with local partners. We are also busy planning our Summer Action Auction, our LIVE! on CET Reimagined event (details coming in the next issue of this magazine!) and more. We are getting 2021 off to a great start and we hope you are too. To support our community’s young learners, we started airing Let’s Learn, a new hour-long daytime program featuring instruction by educators and virtual field trips for kids ages 3 to 8, especially those learning at home. SOITA also continued to offer a robust schedule of educator-and-student-focused workshops, including new age-specific courses about Google Classroom. We are also creating new videos as part of American Graduate: Getting to Work. In the production space, we are continuing to produce new episodes of The Art Show and SHOWCASE with Barbara Kellar and, as I write this, we are working to build a new remote-interview set-up in our studios, which we can continue to use well after the pandemic has ended. Our team is hard at work on our documentary about women’s suffrage and the second part of The Dayton Arcade: Waking the Giant. Our programming team is also working with local producers to schedule films like Long Story Short and Future Black City. There are also multiple digital projects in the works, including 60-Second SHOWCASE and Hobby Hunting, which will continue with new episodes through the spring. From PBS, February and March feature shows like Europe’s New Wild; The Black Church: This is Our Story, This is Our Song; Fast-Forward; NOVA: Beyond the Elements; Extinction: The Facts; and our March Membership Drive programs. We are excited to announce that our Summer Action Auction will be held from April 9 to April 19. This event, which complements our fall broadcast auction, will include gift certificates and items best enjoyed during the summer and early fall. Check out our Connecting with CET or Connecting with ThinkTV section of this magazine for more details. Finally, I want to say thank you. We had a successful year-end giving campaign and are off to a strong start in 2021 thanks to your support. We appreciate your viewership and your membership, which allows us to continue to serve our community. My best to you. Kitty Lensman President & CEO CET and ThinkTV Public Media Connect Channel Guide ThinkTV and CET ThinkTV16 & ThinkTV16HD – PBS icon series and more. ThinkTV14 & ThinkTV14HD – The best of PBS and more. ThinkTV16Again – ThinkTV16 prime time repeats. ThinkTV14 Prime – ThinkTV14 prime time repeats. ThinkTV16Life – Favorite how-to and lifestyle programs. ThinkTV14Kids – PBS Kids 24/7 ThinkTV16Ohio/WORLD – Ohio plus world news & ThinkTV14World – World news, public affairs and the Ohio channel. information. Complete program listings for all CET channels are available ThinkTV16Kids – PBS Kids 24/7 online at www.CETconnect.org. CET: 513-381-4033 CET & CETHD – PBS icon series and more. Complete program listings for all ThinkTV channels are available CETCreate – Educational and how-to programs. online at www.thinktv.org. ThinkTV: 937-220-1600 CETArts – Drama, performance and music showcase. 2 Public Media Connect • February/March 2021 PMConnect FebMar-fnl.indd 2 ALL - PAGE 2 12/31/20 12:18 PM Primetime Listings FEBRUARY 1-4 Monday, TV TV TV TV February 1 Think 16 & Think 16HD CET & CET HD Think 14 & Think 14HD Antiques Roadshow “Vintage Tucson 2021 Hour 2” 8:00 Nature “Octopus: Making Contact” Discover hidden treasures in Tucson such as a Jackie Robinson archive from A professor raises and studies a pet octopus. 8:30 around 1938 and a 1960 GMT Master model Rolex. 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Celebrating Black Americana” An 1821 U.S. citizenship certificate for George Barker and an African American NOVA “Forgotten Genius” 9:30 beauty book written by Madam C.J. Walker. The remarkable life story of Percy Julian, 10:00 Secret Life of Farm Animals “Cows” the accomplished African Independent Lens “9to5: American scientist. Learn how intelligent cows are and The Story of a Movement” 10:30 how chickens communicate. When Dolly Parton sang “9 to 5,” Parton was 11:00 The Art Show singing the autobiographical tale of a movement. BBC World News Tuesday, TV TV TV TV February 2 Think 16 & Think 16HD CET & CET HD Think 14 & Think 14HD Lucy Worsley’s Royal Photo Album 8:00 Finding Your Roots “No Irish Need Apply” The British royal family has shaped Henry Louis Gates, Jr. explores the roots of actor Jane Lynch and comedian Jim Gaffigan. 8:30 their image with photography. 9:00 The Jazz Ambassadors Call the Midwife: Season 6, Episode 4 Dizzy Gillespie and other jazz greats combated racially-charged Soviet An expectant mother buckles under 9:30 propaganda through their music. the strains of pregnancy. 10:00 World on Fire on Masterpiece Season 1 FRONTLINE (Episode 4 of 7) 10:30 Harry’s courage is tested. 11:00 Africa’s Great Civilizations “Cities” Amanpour and Company BBC World News Europe’s New Wild Programming Highlight In an inspiring story of the wild rebirth of a Europe’s New Wild continent, this series reveals the spectacular resurgence of nature across Europe’s most Wednesdays, starting February 3, varied and breathtaking landscapes. The at 10pm on ThinkTV16 & CET premiere of this mini-series is titled The Missing Lynx. Mondays, starting February 8, at 10pm on ThinkTV14 Wednesday, TV TV TV TV February 3 Think 16 & Think 16HD CET & CET HD Think 14 & Think 14HD 8:00 Nature “Pumas: Legends of the Ice Mountains” Great American Railroad Journeys 8:30 Travel to the mountains of Chile to learn the secrets of the puma, the area’s most elusive predator. “Reno to Napa Valley” 9:00 Beyond The Elements on NOVA “Reactions” Empire Builders: The Mayans David Pogue sets out on a worldwide quest to find the key molecules and chemical Ancient Mayan history is explored 9:30 reactions that have paved the way for the universe as we know it. through its cities. 10:00 Europe’s New Wild “The Missing Lynx” Rick Steves’ Europe: Egypt’s Cairo 10:30 Across the Iberian Peninsula, rewilding efforts allow the rare Iberian lynx to flourish once again. Samantha Brown’s Places to Love “Santa Fe, NM” 11:00 Forces of Nature “Shape” Amanpour and Company BBC World News Thursday, TV TV TV TV February 4 Think 16 & Think 16HD CET & CET HD Think 14 & Think 14HD 8:00 This Old House Shakespeare & Hathaway- Doc Martin “Of all the Harbors in all the Towns” Private Investigators Ask This Old House “Precast Concrete, An old flame of Aunt Joan sails back into her life. 8:30 New Lamppost” “Best Beware My Sting” 9:00 Antiques Roadshow “Vintage Tucson Midsomer Murders: Secrets and Spies Jazz “Swing: Pure Pleasure (1935-1937)” 2021 Hour 2” (R of 2/1 at 8pm) (8:54pm) 9:30 A blues-soaked big band jazz style transforms Folklore about The Beast of Midsomer jazz. Billie Holiday is featured. proves to be more than a legend. 10:00 Independent Lens “9to5: The Story of a Movement” 10:30 Unforgettable Hampton Family Weekends with Yankee “Winter Wonderland” When Dolly Parton sang “9 to 5,” Parton was 11:00 singing the autobiographical tale of a movement. Amanpour and Company BBC World News www.thinktv.org www.CETconnect.org 3 PMConnect FebMar-fnl.indd 3 ALL - PAGE 3 12/31/20 12:18 PM Primetime Listings FEBRUARY 5-9 Friday, TV TV TV TV February 5 Think 16 & Think 16HD CET & CET HD Think 14 & Think 14HD 8:00 Washington Week Father Brown “The Numbers of the Beast” 8:30 GZERO WORLD with Ian Bremmer Firing Line with Margaret Hoover Mrs. McCarthy strikes it lucky at the church bingo. 9:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl Jazz “Swing: Pure Pleasure (1935-1937)” “Gustavo and Friends” FRONTLINE 9:30 A blues-soaked big band jazz style transforms Enjoy “Swan Lake” with dancer Misty Copeland. jazz. Billie Holiday is featured. 10:00 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl “Fireworks!” Independent Lens “9to5: The Story Performances by Katy Perry and Pink Martini. of a Movement” 10:30 Unforgettable Hampton Family Music from Star Wars. When Dolly Parton sang “9 to 5,” Parton was 11:00 Thou Shalt Not Kill Season 2 (Episode 3 of 12) Amanpour and Company singing the autobiographical tale of a movement. Saturday, TV TV TV TV February 6 Think 16 & Think 16HD CET & CET HD Think 14 & Think 14HD 8:00 Finding Your Roots: Freedom Tales The Carol Burnett Show - Carol’s Favorites S. Epatha Merkerson and Michael Strahan “Dr. Nose” and Eydie Gorme singing 8:30 discover unexpected details about their families. “A House is Not a Home.” Movie: Gorillas in the Mist Anthropologist Dian Fossey becomes 9:00 Shakespeare & Hathaway- obsessed with learning to communicate Private Investigators with mountain gorillas. 9:30 The Central Park Five “All That Glisters” The miscarriage of justice following the 10:00 rape of a Central Park jogger.
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