november 2008

Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox
A Year of Revealing and Insightful Conversation
NOVEMBER 2008
Aloha Kakou
Leslie Wilcox, President & CEO
Sometimes, when we Islanders say we’re on “Hawaiian
time,” we mean that we’re taking our sweet time.
But not when it comes to
the digital transition. This time,
“Hawaiian time” means that
we’re moving faster than most
of the nation.
Hawaii’s full-power broadcasters (including PBS Hawaii)
plan to beat the national
deadline of February 17 — by
weeks. January 15 is the date to
remember in Hawaii. On that
day, the federal government is
giving the go-ahead for Hawaii
broadcasters to switch over to
digital-only transmission.
PBS Hawaii will start a
phased digital transition, eventually leaving behind analog
technology, which was groundbreaking in its time. We’ll start
Jan. 15 on Oahu and in Maui
County, moving later to include Hawaii Island and Kauai.
(They’re served by translator
stations and not transmitters,
and therefore not covered
under the federal mandate.)
Digital signals carry better
picture, better sound, more
data, and down the line, will
enable television to be truly
interactive.
PBS Hawaii has been broadcasting in digital (in addition
to our legacy analog) since
September 2006. With the
digital technology, we’re able
to “multi-cast.” We broadcast
a PBS Kids channel as well as
our main programming in both
digital and in high-definition television.
Late this month, on November 25, in preparation for the
analog shut-off, PBS Hawaii will
reduce our analog power by 50
per cent in the Honolulu vicinity.
What does our analog reduction and switch-off mean to
you? Quite possibly, not much.
This change has no consequences for the great majority
of PBS Hawaii viewers.
That’s because most Hawaii
TV viewers no longer receive
programs through analog
broadcast signals. In fact, it’s
estimated that 90% or more
of viewers statewide are cable
or satellite TV subscribers and
therefore are not affected.
However, if you use an old
TV set with “rabbit ears” or an
old roof antenna to capture
our over-the-air broadcast
signals with an old antenna,
you’ll need to take action to
continue to receive our free,
quality programs.
Find out more, in straightforward language, by going to
www.dtv.gov.
Or read the “Digital Dialog”
blog of our head engineer and
Vice-President of Content
Delivery, Steve Komori, at
www.pbshawaii.org and post
questions and comments. Or
we invite you to phone PBS
Hawaii’s viewer services specialist, Christina Kanemoto, at
973-1187 in Honolulu. And
keep watching PBS Hawaii for
new developments.
We’re pleased to work with
our viewers in making the
“Hawaiian time” date on January 15, putting Hawaii near the
head of the nation rather than
lagging behind on this federally
required change.
Mahalo,
What’s Your Favorite PBS Hawaii Program?
“
We Invite You to Share Favorites with the PBS Hawaii Community
magazine@pbshawaii.org
“Believe it or not, my favorite is
Clifford, The Big Red Dog. The
show reminds me of the book I
used to read when I was young.
Now, I am a mom of seven and
we all have such a good time
watching Clifford. With PBS
Kids, I am sure about the quality and safety of the programs.
The shows are clean, educational and are very instrumental
in bonding with my kids.”
“I enjoy cooking and I love
good food, that’s why I have
to say I watch Martin Yan’s
Yan Can Cook and Martin Yan’s
Chinatowns. It’s not just fun
and entertaining to watch, but
I have learned a lot from the
show. Martin Yan has made me
more creative and experimental
every time I cook. My family
now enjoys dinner time over
good food.”
“I have always been a fan of
art, specifically theatre, having
been the Chairman of Honolulu
Academy of Arts for six years.
To me, Masterpiece Mystery! is
a wonderful program that promotes good values and superb
performances. Personally, I
have learned how to become
a gentleman because of that
show. That is why I recommend
it to my sons as well.”
“I like Long Story Short with
Leslie Wilcox because it gives
me the opportunity to meet
the people I’ve always wanted
to meet. Leslie brings out the
real personalities behind the
successes of the guests, making it easier for viewers to learn
from their experiences and best
practices. Leslie has such good
people skills, I just can’t imagine the show without her.”
Debbie Monmaney
Professional Mom
Craig Washofsky
Group Vice President,
Servco Home and Appliance
Sam Cooke
Senior Vice President,
Morgan Stanley
Anne Kuroda
Businesswoman
One Year of Revealing
and Insightful Conversation
Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox | tuesday nights, 7:30pm
W
ith text messaging and email playing such a big role in how we communicate, do you sometimes think good
conversation is hard to come by? You will always have access to a “good talk” Tuesday nights on PBS
Hawaii. As Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox wraps up its first year, we thought it was a good time to have viewers’
most frequently asked questions answered by the program host and interviewer, Leslie Wilcox.
Leslie Wilcox chats with local
fashion icon Mamo Howell
FAQ: Is there a long or short
story behind the program’s
name?
LW: The show named itself.
All we at PBS Hawaii had to
do was listen to people telling
stories. When someone says
“long story short” in conversation, they’re about to take an
involved storyline and pull out
the key parts for you.
FAQ: There’s been such a wide
range of people interviewed on
Long Story Short. How do you
and your producer go about
selecting the guests?
LW: Show producer Wendy
Suite maintains a long and
growing list of people who’ve
been suggested by our viewers.
The premise of the program is
to reveal the person behind the
public persona. So generally
the guests have made a name
for themselves. You think you
know them. But do you really?
We look for a record of achievement, a compelling personal
story, a history of interesting
choices, engaging conversation, and the willingness to be
responsive and candid. We’re
also interested in getting to
know people from all islands,
with a range of ages, life experience and viewpoints.
FAQ: How is the show different
from a news interview?
LW: Well, I’m not looking for
soundbites. I settle in and want
to get to know the person
across from me. I’m not out to
“lead the witness.” My role is
to draw out the guests and let
them tell their stories in their
own way. It takes longer but it’s
often far more revealing.
FAQ: Which guest’s story surprised you the most?
LW: Without a doubt, the biggest surprise came from ukulele teacher Roy Sakuma. I’d
researched him — talked with
some of his friends and knew
what he’d said in other interviews and in his own biography.
Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox | tuesday nights, 7:30pm
FAQ: What were some of the
most memorable moments on
the set of Long Story Short?
He had never said openly what
he said on Long Story Short. He
disclosed that he grew up in a
home with serious untreated
mental illness. He explained the
ways in which his childhood
was full of puzzlement and pain.
Later, Roy (pictured above)
said that he hadn’t planned to
reveal what he did. He told me
I didn’t seem to be caught off
guard. But believe me, I was.
LW: Minnijean Brown Trickey
(pictured below right), one of
nine African-American teenagers (the civil rights movement’s
“Little Rock 9”) who integrated
a previously all-white Arkansas
high school in 1957, recalled
plainly that her heart broke as
she was “surrounded by hate.”
Her story so affected our college production students that
they clapped at the end of the
taping, stood in line to shake
her hand, and hugged her.
In Washington State to talk with
retired news anchor Bob Sevey,
we worked on location with an
“ex-pat” production crew of
former Hawaii residents. They
told me they overcame their
awe of Sevey so they could do
the job flawlessly — in tribute
to him, the standards he set
and the story he shared publicly for the first time about his
reasons for leaving television
news.
FAQ: You’ve interviewed people
you knew before and people
you met for the first time. Does
that distinction make a difference?
LW: Oddly enough, I may do a
better job with people I don’t
know very well. I’m a curious
person and like to learn. A
couple of times, with newsmakers I’d covered for many years
as a journalist, I didn’t ask a
question because I already
knew the answer. Of course, I
kicked myself later.
FAQ: Tell us about some of
the PBS Hawaii staff members
who work behind the scenes on
Long Story Short.
LW: The technical crew went
through a learning curve on this
show. Through our partnership
with Sony Hawaii, this was the
first Hawaii show to be shot,
edited and broadcast in highdefinition. HD, dense with data,
Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox | tuesday nights, 7:30pm
has done a fine job editing the
show. Wendy Suite, as producer,
and Robert Pennybacker, the
exec producer, are committed
to the purity of this program
that consists simply of rich
conversation, TV without bells
and whistles.
behaves differently than familiar standard-definition. Stylist
Chris Jose experimented with
new very sheer make-up. Production veterans Paul Hayashida, Glenn Yamamoto, and
Terrence Quinsaat worked with
college production students
in putting new equipment to
work, blocking shots differently,
re-staging lighting, and mastering phases of production.
Daryl Harada (pictured above)
FAQ: What’s new in year 2 for
Long Story Short?
LW: No end in sight of intriguing people, sharing their stories. I ran into a viewer who said
he thinks of Long Story Short
as Hawaii’s sitting room, where
we all bond over familiar life
experiences, the struggle over
choices, and common values.
Here’s to more of that.ꆱ
NOVEMBER GUESTS
This month, Leslie Wilcox sits down
with visionary farmer Richard Ha
(left), award-winning
entertainer and composer
Keola Beamer (below left), and
slack-key guitar master, composer
and University of Hawaii professor,
Carlos Andrade (below).
Community Partners
Mahalo to Businesses in Our Community for Their Generous Support
PRODUCTION UNDERWRITERS
Hawaii State Foundation on Culture & the Arts
Hawaiian Airlines
Sony
Honolulu Star Bulletin
PROGRAM UNDERWRITERS
ABC Stores & The Kosasa Foundation
Aesthetic Vision Center
Atherton Family Foundation
Bank of Hawaii
The Cades Foundation
Cades Schutte LLP
Chaminade University of Honolulu
Commercial Data Systems
Dezign Home
First Hawaiian Bank
FLEXA Hawaii
Frear Eleemosynary Trust
Hawaii Government Employees Association
Hawaii Medical Service Association
Hawai‘i Pacific University
Hawaii State Department of Education,
Teleschool Branch, Office of Curriculum, Instruction & Student Support
Hawaii State Foundation on Culture & the Arts
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Hawaiian Airlines
Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc.
John & Clifford Mirikitani Foundation
John Mirikitani
KHON2
Keiki Care Center of Hawaii
John R. Halligan Charitable Fund
Martin & MacArthur
Maryl Group
McInerny Foundation
Pigtails & Crewcuts
The Queen’s Medical Center
Sam Choy’s
Samuel N. & Mary Castle Foundation
Sears Hawaii
Servco Lexus
Seven-Eleven Hawaii, Inc.
Stepping Stones Academy
Sony Hawaii Company
SOS Metals Island Recycling
University of Hawaii Professional Assembly
U.S. Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce
WeePlay & Learn
ALII CIRCLE
Marian’s Island Wide Catering
NetEnterprise
Special Events Help Support PBS Hawaii
What’s Cookin’
with PBS Hawaii?
On Saturday, August 2, 2008, Servco Home and Appliance
Showroom and PBS celebrity chef extraordinaire, Martin Yan,
teamed up to host a special event for our major supporters.
If you are interested in attending one of our special VIP
events, please call our Development Hotline at 973-1187.
Angie Farber was the big
winner, taking home the grand
prize, Chef Yan’s signature
Chinese kitchen knife!
Master Chefs Titus Chan and
Martin Yan with PBS Hawaii CEO
Leslie Wilcox.
Guests watch in awe as Chef Yan
amazes the crowd with his cooking style.
Also having a great time at the event
were (from top) Dan Katayama,
Darryl Jones, Rosalyn Lastimado,
and Christine Mendes.
Your Support of PBS Hawaii Makes the Difference
A Variety of Ways You Can Contribute to Quality Programming
PBS Hawaii Aloha Diners Club Card:
“Simply Divine”
PBS Hawaii supporter Jessamy
Maraden knows the value of a
good television program. A native
of Southern California, Jessamy
has fond memories of watching
Reading Rainbow in the fourth
grade, and Masterpiece
Classics with her mother.
“I still love watching the Masterpiece series.
My mom used PBS as an instrument to educate and
culture her children – she knew how important it was.
And I watch PBS Hawaii today for the same reason.”
After receiving her Aloha Diner’s Club Card in the mail,
Jessamy was quick to use the valuable discounts.
“I graduated from the University of Hawaii, but then
moved back to California for a few years. Now that I
am back in Honolulu, I can use my Club Card at Planet
Hollywood, one of my favorites back home. And Café
Che Pasta...the Insalata Nicoise tastes simply divine.”
Jessamy chooses to support PBS Hawaii because of
how public television has supported her.
PBS Hawaii PROGRAM LISTINGS
November 2008
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.
CODING:
(e) encore (HD) High-Definition
TBD Programming to be determined
(u) Updated Programming
When possible, repeat broadcast dates during the
month will be indicated in parentheses. All programs
have closed-captioning. Late-breaking events may
result in schedule changes. For more information
and the latest schedules, visit www.pbshawaii.org.
The NewsHour
Election Night Coverage 2008
Tuesday, November 4
LIVE BROADCAST BEGINS at 4pm
A tightly contested presidential campaign that has lasted two
years finally draws to a close when Americans go the polls on
Tuesday, November 4, 2008. NEWSHOUR anchor Jim Lehrer
and senior correspondents Judy Woodruff, Gwen Ifill, Ray
Suarez, Jeffrey Brown and Margaret Warner and correspondent
Kwame Holman provide extensive coverage of election night.
AMERICA AT A CROSSROADS
This series of documentaries, hosted by journalist
Robert MacNeil (pictured), explores the challenges
confronting the world post 9/11 — including the
war on terrorism; the experience of American troops;
the struggle for balance within the Islamic world and
Muslim life in America; and perspectives on America’s
role in the world.
Dissonance and Harmony:
Arabic Music Goes West
November 2 & 22 | 9pm
This episode offers new imagery of Arabs, not as
patently anti-American, not as terrorists, but as
artists, universally familiar in their struggle to
share their talent and ideas.
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.
CODING:
(e) encore (HD) High-Definition
TBD Programming to be determined
(u) Updated Programming
When possible, repeat broadcast dates during
the month will be indicated in parentheses. All
programs have closed-captioning. Late-breaking
events may result in schedule changes. For more
information and the latest schedules, please
visit www.pbshawaii.org.
1 SATURDAY
12:00 Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie
12:30 Chef’s Story Lidia Bastianich
1:00 Beads, Baubles and Jewels Over the Top
1:30 The Best of the Joy of Painting
2:00 The Victory Garden Dark
2:30 Landscapes Through Time with
David Dunlop Honfleur Turner
3:00 The New Yankee Workshop Kitchen
Project: The Hot Wall, Part 3 of 9
3:30 This Old House
4:00 Motorweek Rolls Royce Drophead
4:30 Cook’s Country From America’s
Test Kitchen Steakhouse Favorites
5:00 Martin Yan’s China Pingyao
Treasures
5:30 Simply Ming Thai Basil/Butter
6:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals Pasta for Supper
6:30 Campaign 2008: The Race for Mayor
9:00 Independent Lens Chicago 10 (e)(HD)
11:00 Austin City Limits Lyke Lovett &
Friends: Songwriters Special (HD)
12:00 A Ride Along Lincoln Highway
1:00 Washington Week
1:30 Now on PBS
2:00 This Old House
2 SUNDAY
Noon Antiques Roadshow Jackpot
1:00 This Old House
2:00 Art Wolfe’s Travels To the Edge Japan:
Hokkaido and Honshu (HD)
2:30 Long Story Short with Leslie
Wilcox Emma Veary, Pt. 2 (e)(HD)
3:00 Island Insights (e)
4:00 Everybody’s Buisness with Howard
Dicus (e)
4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)
5:00 Everyday Edisons Prototypes &
Websites
5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly
6:30 Second Opinion: Taking Charge of
Your Healthcare Skin Cancer (e)
7:00 Nature The Cheetah Orpans At just four weeks old, cheetah cubs Toki and Sambu were orphaned when a lion killed their mother. Shortly after, Simon King, who has filmed wild cheetahs for 20 years, became their new parent at the 50,000-
acre Lewa wildlife conservancy in northern Kenya. From bottle-feeding to teaching them how to hunt as their mother would have, King hand-reared the brothers and became deeply attached to them in the process. Toki and Sambu’s life under King’s care, by turns idyllic and tragic, unfolds amid the stunning vistas of the Kenya savannah. (e)
8:00 Masterpiece Contemporary The
Last Enemy, Pt. 5 Sent to retrieve blood samples from refugees dying from the contaminated vaccine, Stephen has a star-
tling revelation that sends him racing to expose the truth before all evidence is destroyed.
9:00 America at a Crossroads Dissonance and Harmony: Arabic Music Goes West This episode offers new imagery of Arabs, not as patently anti-American, not as terror
ists, but as artists, universally familiar in their struggle to share their talent and ideas. The film follows an eclectic mix of Middle Eastern musicians from their own very specific turf in the Middle East to the United States. Once there, in Los Angeles, they collaborate with other gifted musi-
cians from the West, finding common ground between two cultures in conflict.
10:00 Austin City Limits Jakob Dylan/Carrie Rodriguez Wallflowers leader Jakob Dylan showcases tunes from his debut solo album, Seeing Things , followed by song
writer/violinist Carrie Rodriguez perform-
ing songs from her latest album, She Ain’t Me. (e)
11:00 History Detectives (e)
Cable Only
Midnight America at a Crossroads Dissonance
and Harmony: Arabic Music Goes West
1:00 Great Performances Carnegie Hall
Opening Night 2008 : A Celebration of Leonard Bernstein
3 MONDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian
Song Led Kaapana, Dennis Kamakahi & Cyril Pahinui (e)
8:00 NOVA Missing in MiG Alley (e)
9:00 American Experience Minik, the Lost
Eskimo (e)(HD)
10:00 The Transformation Age: How to
Survive a Technological Revolution with Robert X. Cringely
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Frontline The Choice 2008
2:00 Nature Cheetah Orphans
5 WEDNESDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
8:00 Antiques Roadshow Politically
7:30 Leahey & Leahey
Collect In this special edition of Antiques 8:00 Secrets of the Dead Dogfight Over
Roadshow, the proverbial hat gets thrown Guadalcanal (e)
into the ring with a salute to the presi
dential election and the keepsakes of political battles long past.
9:00 Frontline The Choice 2008 (e)(HD)
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight The World Was Ours
1:00 Masterpiece Contemporary The
Last Enemy
4 TUESDAY
3:00 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
4:00 LIVE Election Night 2008: A NewsHour Special Report (HD)
7:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox
Isabella Abbot (e)(HD)
7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox
Skylark Rosetti (e)(HD)
9:00 Medal of Honor Medal of Honor pres-
ents powerful stories of those who have received the nation’s highest military honor, asking fundamental questions about the nature of the human spirit and what it means to have the courage of a hero. What makes a person face almost certain death in order to save the lives of others? What gives a person the strength to endure unspeakable acts of torture without losing the will to carry on? Is every person, if put into the same situation, capable of such virtues? Can everyone be a hero?
The film traces the history of the Medal of Honor, from a profile of Sgt. Paul
Smith (pictured), the first soldier to receive a Medal of Honor in the Iraq War, back to its creation during the Civil War. Through intimate accounts of fear and the realities of surviving war, mov
ingly told by living recipients, Medal of Honor explores these extraordinary, almost inconceivable, acts of heroism for which the medal has been awarded. (HD)
10:30 The March of the Bonus Army (e)
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Secrets of the Dead Dogfight
Over Guadalcanal
1:00 Medal of Honor
2:30 Air Group 16: We Came to Remember
6 THURSDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Island Insights
8:00 PBS Hawaii Presents Na
Mele: Tony Conjugacion
9:30 Rudy Maxa’s World Mendoza,
Argentina (HD)
10:00 Globe Trekker Iran
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Independent Lens Knee Deep
1:30 Get Ready for Digital TV
2:30 This Old House
7 FRIDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Everybody’s Business With Howard
Dicus
8:00 Washington Week
8:30 Now on PBS
9:00 Bill Moyers Journal
10:00 Foreign Exchange
10:30 The McLaughlin Group
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Bill Moyers Journal
1:00 Independent Lens Knee Deep
8 SATURDAY
12:00 Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie
12:30 Best of Scheewe Art Workshop
1:00 Beads, Baubles and Jewels Over the Top
1:30 The Best of the Joy of Painting
2:00 The Victory Garden Soft
2:30 Landscapes Through Time with
David Dunlop American Impressionism
3:00 The New Yankee Workshop Kitchen
Project: The Hot Wall, Part 4 of 9
3:30 This Old House
4:00 Motorweek Toyota Venza
4:30 Cook’s Country From America’s
Test Kitchen Barbecued Chicken
5:00 Martin Yan’s China Changing
Chengdu
5:30 Simply Ming Coconut/Molasses
6:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals The Substantial Sandwich
6:30 Lidia’s Italy Istrian Seafood Mix
7:00 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions
7:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall Star
Quality (e)
8:00 10 Questions for the Dalai Lama
Against the backdrop of an exotic land, filmmaker Rick Ray is granted one hour to ask 10 questions of the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet. Among his questions: How do you reconcile a commitment to non-
violence when faced with violence? Why do the poor often seem happier than the rich? Must a society lose its taditions in order to move into the future? In 10 Questions for the Dalai Lama, Ray ex-
amines some of the fundamental ques-
tions of our time by weaving together observations of his own journeys through India and the Middle East and the wis-
dom of an extraordinary leader.
9:30 Roughing It: Mongolia (e)
10:00 Soundstage Tom Petty and the
Heartbreakers: Live from Gatorville (Part 1) (e)(HD)
11:00 Austin City Limits Jakob Dylan/
Carrie Rodriguez (e)(HD)
1:30 Medal of Honor
Cable Only
Midnight Los Lonley Boys Cotton Fields
and Crossroads
1:30 Geocache
2:00 Washington Week
2:30 Now on PBS
10 MONDAY
9 SUNDAY
Noon Antiques Roadshow Politically
Collect (e)
1:00 The This Old House Hour
2:00 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Australia (HD)
2:30 Long Story Short with Leslie
Wilcox Skylark Rosetti (e)(HD)
3:00 Island Insights (e)
4:00 Everybody’s Buisness with Howard
Dicus (e)
4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)
5:00 Everyday Edisons Take My Breath
Away
5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly
6:30 Second Opinion: Taking Charge of
Your Healthcare Asthma (e)
7:00 Nature Clever Monkeys
8:00 Richard Bangs’ Adventures with
Purpose: Switzerland the Quest for the Sublime (HD)
9:00 Secrets of the Dead Escape from Aus-
chwitz (e)
10:00 Masterpiece Contemporary God on Trial Suffering at the hands of the Nazis during World War II, Auschwitz concentration camp prisoners put God on trial, asking, “Has He broken the covenant to protect His chosen people?” In this riveting 90-minute drama, mem
bers of a cell blockhouse hear evidence to determine whether God is to blame for terrible acts against humanity. The stellar cast includes Sir Antony Sher (Pri-
mo), Dominic Cooper (“Sense and Sen-
sibility”), Stellan Skarsgard (Good Will Hunting), Rupert Graves (“The Forsyte Saga”) and Stephen Dillane (“John Ad-
ams”).
11:30 Austin City Limits My Morning Jacket (HD)
Cable Only
12:30 Secrets of the Dead Escape from Auschwitz
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian
Song George Winston Plays Slack Key (e)
8:00 Antiques Roadshow Milwaukee, WI Part 1 (e)
9:00 American’s Veterans: A Musical Tribute (u)
10:00 Journey to Palomar
11:30 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
12:30 Flying with Eagles
1:00 Masterpiece Contemporary God on
Trial
2:30 Get Ready for Digital TV
NOVA
Alien from Earth
11 TUESDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox
Richard Ha (HD)
8:00 NOVA Alien from Earth NOVA presents exclusive coverage of new excavations that were undertaken in the summer of 2007 at the site of Ling Bua on the island of Flores, Indonesia. These are the first investigations of the cave site since the sensational discovery of tiny and bizarre
human fossil bones at the site in 2004. NOVA investigates the furious scientific debate currently raging on what “Hob-
bit” bones represent. Are they fossils of a previously unknown primitive branch of the human family? Or are they remains of a dwarf race of modern humans suf-
fering from a strange pathological condi-
tion? (HD)
9:00 Frontline Boogie Man: The Lee
Atwater Story In the wake of yet another hard-fought and bitter presidential cam-
paign, FRONTLINE presents a spirited and revealing biography of Lee Atwa-
ter, the charming, Machiavellian god
father of modern take-no-prisoners Republican political campaigns. Through eye-opening interviews with Atwater’s closest friends and adversaries, the film explores the life of the controversial political operative who mentored Karl Rove and George W. Bush, led the GOP to historic victories and wrote the party’s winning playbook. (HD)
10:30 Viewpoints ‘08-’09 DOE
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight The Pact
1:00 NOVA Alien from Earth
2:00 American Experiance The Berlin
Airlift
12 WEDNESDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer(HD)
7:30 Leahey & Leahey
8:00 Monarchy: The Royal Family at Work The State Visit (Parts 1 & 2) In the year of her 80th birthday, Queen Elizabeth II
granted the filmmakers of Monarchy:
The Royal Family at Work an exclusive Frontline
Boogie Man:
The Lee Atwater Story
look inside the modern British mon\
archy. In this intimate series, viewers join Queen Elizabeth II and the rest of Britain’s most famous family as they travel abroad, work at the palace and meet people from all walks of life. (HD)
10:00 Independent Lens Knee Deep
11:30 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
12:30 Flying with Eagles
1:00 Frontline Boogie Man: The Lee Atwater Story
2:30 Get Ready for Digitial TV
13 THURSDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Island Insights
8:30 PBS Hawaii Presents Of Wind and Waves: The Life of Woody Brown
9:30 Rudy Maxa’s World Tokyo, Japan (HD)
10:00 Globe Trekker Venice City Guide
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Independent Lens Lioness
1:30 Remembered Earth: New Mexico’s High Desert
2:30 Monarchy: The Royal Family at
Work The State Visit (Parts 1 & 2)
14 FRIDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Everybody’s Business With Howard Dicus
8:00 Washington Week
8:30 Now on PBS
9:00 Bill Moyers Journal
10:00 Foreign Exchange
10:30 The McLaughlin Group
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Bill Moyers Journal
1:00 Independent Lens Lioness
2:30 Remembered Earth: New Mexico’s High Desert
15 SATURDAY
12:00 Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie
12:30 Best of Scheewe Art Workshop
1:00 Beads, Baubles and Jewels Beading Basics
1:30 The Best of the Joy of Painting
2:00 The Victory Garden Edible
2:30 Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop Inness
3:00 The New Yankee Workshop Kitchen Project: The Pantry, Part 5 of 9
3:30 This Old House
4:00 Motorweek Mazda 6
4:30 Cook’s Country From America’s Test Kitchen Regional Chops
5:00 Martin Yan’s China Secrets of Xian
5:30 Simply Ming Ponzu/Cranberries
6:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals Soup for Supper
6:30 Lidia’s Italy The Goose of It
7:00 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions
7:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall Music is Where the Heart Is (e)
8:00 Winslow Homer: Society and Solitude Part 1
9:00 The Artist’s Table: Jacques Pepin and Itzhak Perlman
10:00 Soundstage Tom Petty and the
Heartbreakers: Live from Gatorville (Part 2) (e)(HD)
11:00 Austin City Limits My Morning Jacket (e)(HD)
Cable Only
Midnight American Experience The Berlin Airlift
1:00 In Search of Myths and Heroes Arthur
5:00 Everyday Edisons The Happy
Beginning
5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly
6:30 Second Opinion: Taking Charge of
Your Healthcare Coronary Microvascular
16 SUNDAY
Noon Antiques Roadshow Milwakee, WI, Part 1 (e)
1:00 This Old House
2:00 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Mali (HD)
2:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Richard Ha (HD)
3:00 Island Insights (e)
4:00 Everybody’s Business with Howard Dicus (e)
4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)
7:00 Nature American Eagle Everything about them is big. Their wings can span eight feet. Their nests weigh up to a ton. They can fly with a deer fawn in their talons. Unique to North America, the bald eagle is the continent’s most recognizable aerial predator, with a shocking white head, electric yellow beak and penetrating eyes. Photographed by Emmy-winning cinematographer Neil Rettig, Nature “American Eagle” will tell the story of a year in the lives of these majestic rap-
tors on a breathtaking stretch of the Mis-
sissippi. The latest in camera technologies will give viewers unprecedented high-defi-
nition access into the nests – and into the
skies – with these majestic birds. (e)(HD)
eyes — filthy. Alun Armstrong (“Bleak House”) plays Mary’s taciturn husband, Earnest, who toes his wife’s virtuous line while secretly longing to cross it. Forty-
five years after Whitehead began her campaign, the question of what is and what is not acceptable for broadcast television remains a hot issue.
9:30 Viewpoints ‘08-’09 DOE
10:00 Austin City Limits Sharon Jones &
the Dap Kings/Carolyn Wonderland (HD)
11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD)
Cable Only
Midnight Earthshaker
12:30 The Journey to Palomar
2:00 Monarchy: The Royal Family at
Work The State Visit (Parts 1 & 2)
17 MONDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian
Song The Royal Hawaiian Band (e)
8:00 Antiques Roadshow Milwaukee, WI Part 2 (e)
8:00 Masterpiece Contemporary Filth Julie Walters (Mamma Mia!, Harry Potter) 9:00 American Experience Oswald’s
Ghost The assassination of President Ken
stars as Mary Whitehouse in the true nedy in Dallas on November 22, 1963, story of a moral watchdog barking at the left
a psychic wound on America that heels of swinging England in the 1960s. remains today. Few Americans then or Hugh Bonneville (Five Days , “Miss Austen now accept that a lone, inconsequential Regrets”) co-stars as the prime object
gunman could bring down a president of Mary’s wrath: Hugh Greene, head and alter history. That event gave rise to of the BBC and a force for everything a
culture of conspiracy that points to
contemporary, witty and — in Mary’s sinister forces at work in the shadows. This film features interviews with au
thors Norman Mailer and Edward J. Epstein, politician Gary Hart, news
anchor Dan Rather, activist Tom Hayden, attorney Mark Lane and others. Drawing upon these interviews and rarely seen archival footage, “Oswald’s Ghost” takes a fresh look at Kennedy’s assassination. (e)(HD)
10:30 American Horizons: The
Photographs of Art Sinsabaugh (e)
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Savage Planet
1:00 Masterpiece Contemporary Filth
2:30 Get Ready for Digital TV
18 TUESDAY
lustrated Bible — a bound collection of artwork featuring images of ancient 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
frescoes, illuminated medieval manu-
7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox scripts and paintings by European mas-
Keola Beamer (HD)
ters. These striking visuals evoke memo-
rable scenes from biblical literature such as God speaking to Moses from the burning bush and David as he slays the giant Philistine warrior, Goliath. (HD)
10:00 Independent Lens March Point This documnetary follows the journey of three teens from the Swinomish Tribe who have been asked to make a film about the threat their people face from two local oil refineries. In the late 1950s, two refiner-
ies were built on March Point, an area that was once part of the Swinomish reserva-
tion by treaty. This is the story of the boys’ awakening to the destruction these refineries
have wrought in their communi-
8:00 NOVA The Bible’s Buried Secrets NOVA’s ties.
comprehensive archeological and literary 11:00 Charlie Rose
investigation traces the origins of the ancient Israelites, explores the evolution Cable Only
of their belief in one God and reveals how Midnight Savage Planet
1:00 American Experience Oswald’s Ghost
the manifestation of their faith, the He
brew Bible, also known as the Old Testa- 2:30 Remembered Earth: New Mexico’s
High Desert
ment, was written.
In-depth discussions with leading biblical scholars and archeologists were filmed 19 WEDNESDAY
with the remnants of ancient cities dating 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
back three thousand years as a spectacu 7:30 Leahey & Leahey
lar backdrop. As part of the project, 8:00 Monarchy: The Royal Family at
NOVA commissioned a hand-crafted, il-
Work The Headquarters/Head of State
10:00 Independent Lens Lioness
How did five female Army support sol-
diers — mechanics, supply clerks and engineers — end up fighting alongside the Marines in some of the bloodiest counterinsurgency battles of the Iraq War? Directors Meg McLagan and Daria Sommers give viewers an intimate look at war through the eyes of the first women in U.S. history sent into direct ground combat, despite a policy that bans them from doing so. Through harrowing per-
sonal stories, these women candidly share their experiences in Iraq as well as experi-
ences from their lives back home to form a portrait of the emotional and psycho-
logical effects of war.
11:30 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
12:30 Knee Deep
1:00 Independent Lens March Point
2:00 Nova The Bibles Burried Secrets
20 THURSDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Island Insights
8:30 PBS Hawaii Presents Jimmy Borges After Dark
9:30 Rudy Maxa’s World Kyoto, Japan (HD)
10:00 Globe Trekker Scotland
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Live From Lincoln Center Gil Sha-
ham and Orpheus at the Penthouse
1:30 Get Ready for Digital TV
2:00 Monarchy: The Royal Family at
Work Headquarters/Head of State
21 FRIDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Everybody’s Buisness With Howard Dicus
8:00 Washington Week
8:30 Now on PBS
9:00 Bill Moyers Journal
10:00 Foreign Exchange
10:30 The Mc Laughlin Group
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Bill Moyers Journal
1:00 The Standard of Perfection Show
Cats
2:00 Antiques Roadshow Milwaukee,WI
22 SATURDAY
Noon Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie
12:30 Best of Scheewe Art Workshop
1:00 Beads, Baubles and Jewels Combining Materials
1:30 The Best of the Joy of Painting
2:00 The Victory Garden Dry
2:30 Landscapes Through Time with
David Dunlop Kensett-The American
3:00 The New Yankee Workshop Kitchen Project: The Kitchen Office, Part 6 of 9
3:30 This Old House
4:00 Motorweek Chevrolet Traverse
4:30 Cook’s Country From America’s Test Kitchen Midwestern Favorites
5:00 Martin Yan’s China Changing
Shanghai
5:30 Simply Ming Ginger/Lemons
6:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals Breakfast for Dinner
6:30 Lidia’s Italy Hazelnut Haven
7:00 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions
7:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall
Jumping Through Hoops
8:00 Winslow Homer: Society and Solitude Part 2
9:00 America at a Crossroads
Dissonance and Harmony: Arabic Music Goes West (e)
10:00 Soundstage Lifehouse (HD)
11:00 Austin City Limits Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings/Carolyn Wonderland (e)(HD)
Cable Only
Midnight Savage Planet
1:00 In Search of Myths and Heroes
Shangri-La
23 SUNDAY
Noon Antiques Roadshow Milwaukee, WI Part 2 (e)
1:00 This Old House
2:00 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Antarc-
tica (HD)
2:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Keola Beamer (e)(HD)
3:00 Island Insights (e)
4:00 Everybody’s Business with Howard Dicus (e)
4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)
5:00 Roadtrip Nation
5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly
6:30 Second Opinion: Taking Charge of Your Healthcare Hospital Acquired
Infection
7:00 Nature The Wolf That Changed
America In the fall of 1893, an adventu-
ous young man rode out from the salons of New York to the wilds of New Mexico. He went to kill a wolf. Not just any wolf, but an outlaw, the leader of a maraud-
ing, cattle killing pack. But by the time Ernest Thompson Seton finally met the renegade Lobo, the wolf had become
a hero in his eyes. He would write a tale of that encounter that captured the essence of the vanishing wilderness and led both to the establishment of the national park system and the Boy Scout movement in America. In this vivid retelling of the story, the confrontation between Seton and Lobo comes alive, and viewers discover how, together, one man and one wolf set in motion a change in American hearts and minds that is still unfolding. (HD)
8:00 Masterpiece Special The Unseen
Alistair Cooke Marking the November centenary of the birth of longtime Mas
terpiece Special host Alistair Cooke, “The Unseen Alistair Cooke” is a revealing portrait of one of the most celebrated broadcasters of the 20th century. Seen for the first time are extraordinary 8mm home movies from 1933 onwards, chart-
ing his discovery of America, his passions and his relationships with stars such as Paulette Goddard and Charlie Chaplin. Told in his own voice and in interviews with family and close friends — including Masterpiece executive producer Rebecca Eaton — the program is a chance to see America as Cooke first saw it: the raw material for a lifetime of journalism.
9:00 The Standard of Perfection Show Cats (e)
10:00 Austin City Limits Aimee Mann/Iron & Wine (HD)
11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD)
Cable Only
Midnight The Standard of Perfection
Hairworld
1:00 Monarchy: The Royal Family at
Work Headquarters/Head of State
destruction perpetrated by Germany’s Third Reich during World War II. For 12 years, the Nazis looted and destroyed art on a scale unprecedented in history, but heroic young art historians and curators
from America and Europe fought to res-
cue and return millions of lost, hidden
and stolen treasures. The legacy of this tragic time in history continues to play
out today as families recover looted works of art and nations fight over the ill
gotten spoils of war. Joan Allen narrates. (HD)
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Savage Planet
1:00 Masterpiece Special The Unseen
Alistair Cooke
2:00 The Standard of Perfection
Hairworld
25 TUESDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
24 MONDAY
7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
Carlos Andrade (HD)
7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian
8:00 NOVA Ocean Animal Emergency
Song Ukulele 2002: A Weekend with the The world’s oceans are in trouble. Masters (e)
Warming seas and man-made pollu8:00 Antiques Roadshow Milwaukee, WI Part tants are combining to unleash toxic 3 (e)
algae blooms that are decimating 9:00 The Rape of Europa The Rape of Europa whales, sea lions and other marine relates how Europe’s art treasures sur-
mammals. In a high-action film, NOVA vived the systematic theft and deliberate explores this crisis through the exploits of Dr. Frances Gulland, a San Francisco veterinarian who runs the equivalent of a West Coast ER for marine mammals. (HD)
9:00 Frontline The Hugo Chavez Show Front
line looks at Venezuela’s controversial and outspoken president, Hugo Chavez, and the revolution he claims is turning his country into an anti-capitalist beacon for Latin America and the world. Frontline digs below the surface of his presidency and his personality to try to understand the mercurial leader. (HD)
10:30 Independent Lens Atom Smashers
11:30 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
12:30 Bold Visions
1:00 The Rape of Europa
26 WEDNESDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Leahey & Leahey
8:00 Monarchy: The Royal Family at
Work The Queen and Us/Inside the Firm (HD)
10:00 A Case of Mistaken Identity?
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
12:00 A Case of Mistaken Identity?
1:00 Independent Lens Atom Smashers
2:00 Frontline The Hugo Chavez Show
27 THURSDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Island Insights Reel Trouble: Is
Hawaii Being Fished Out? (e)
8:30 PBS Hawaii Presents Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian Song: Hapa
9:30 Rudy Maxa’s World Andaman
Islands, Thailand (HD)
10:00 Globe Trekker Kenya & Niger
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight The Standard of Perfection Show Cattle
1:00 Monarchy: The Royal Faimily at
Work The Queen and Us/Inside the Firm
28 FRIDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Everybody’s Business With Howard Dicus
8:00 Washington Week
8:30 Now on PBS
9:00 Bill Moyers Journal
10:00 Foreign Exchange
10:30 The McLaughlin Group
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Bill Moyers Journal
1:00 The Standard of Perfection Show
Cattle
2:00 Antiques Roadshow Milwaukee,WI
29 SATURDAY
12:00 Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie
12:30 Best of Scheewe Art Workshop
1:00 Beads, Baubles and Jewels Memory Wire
1:30 The Best of the Joy of Painting
2:00 The Victory Garden Wet
2:30 Landscapes Through Time with
David Dunlop Hudson River Painters
3:00 The New Yankee Workshop
Kitchen Project: The Island, Part 7 of 9
3:30 This Old House
4:00 Motorweek Suzuki Equator
4:30 Cook’s Country From America’s
Test Kitchen California Grilling
5:00 Martin Yan’s China Cantonese
Heritage
5:30 Simply Ming
6:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals Indian Style
6:30 Lidia’s Italy Italian-Australian
7:00 Burt Wolf: Travles & Traditions
7:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall Bach to the Future (e)
8:00 Live From Lincoln Center Gil Shaham and Orpheus at the Penthouse
9:30 Encore! With James Conlon Technique or Spirit? (e)
10:00 Soundstage Daughtry (e)(HD)
11:00 Austin City Limits Aimee Mann/Iron & Wire (e)(HD)
Cable Only
Midnight There is a Bridge
1:00 In Search of Myths and Heros Jason & the Golden Fleece
2:00 Washington Week
2:30 Now on PBS
3:00 Island Insights Reel Trouble: Is
Hawaii Being Fished Out? (e)
4:00 Everybody’s Buisness with
Howard Dicus (e)
4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)
5:00 Roadtrip Nation
5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly
6:30 Second Opinion: Taking Charge of
Your Healthcare Vaccines
7:00 Panda Tales Since making her entrance into this world, giant panda cub Zhen Zhen has captivated San Diego Zoo and “panda cam” visitors with her antics and charm. This program covers the first year of her life and how the zoo’s program has affected the resurgence of this endearing species.
8:00 Celtic Thunder
10:00 Austin City Limits Gnarls Barkley/Thiev
30 SUNDAY
ery Corporation (HD)
Noon Antiques Roadshow Milwaukee, WI Part 11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD)
3 (e)
Cable Only
1:00 This Old House
Midnight Nature The Venom Cure
2:00 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Brazil 1:00 Monarchy: The Royal Family at
(HD)
Work The Queen and Us/ Inside the Firm
2:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Carlos Andrade (e)(HD)
MONDAY - FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
4am
M-Th: Dragon Tales /
Friday: Sesame Street
Sesame Street
Dragon Tales
4:30
M-Th: Clifford /
Friday: Sesame Street
5am
5:30
6am
6:30
7am
7:30
8am
8:30
9am
9:30
10am
10:30
11am
11:30
noon
12:30
1pm
1:30
2pm
2:30
3pm
3:30
4pm
4:30
5pm
5:30
6pm
Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood
WordWorld
Sesame Street
Curious George
Sid the Science Kid
Super Why!
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Barney & Friends
Between the Lions
Martha Speaks
DOE/Reading Rainbow
DOE/Caillou
Sesame Street
DOE/Jay Jay
DOE/George Shrinks
WordWorld
Curious George
Between the Lions
Cyberchase
Arthur
WordGirl
Fetch!
Barney & Friends
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Nightly Business Report
Clifford
Boobah
Angelina Ballerina
Sheira & Loli
DragonflyTV
Arthur
Between the Lions
Caillou
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Sagwa
Dragon Tales
Thomas & Friends
Wunderkind Little Amadeus
It’s A Big Big World
Lomax the Hound of Music
Gourmet’s Diary of A Foodie
Chef’s Story/Scheewe Art Workshop
Make Way For Noddy
Bob the Builder
The Big Comfy Couch
DragonflyTV
Sesame Street
Super Why!
Clifford’s Puppy Days
Barney & Friends
Sid the Science Kid
Arthur
Dragon Tales
Curious George
Zula Patrol
Antiques Roadshow
Beads, Baubles, & Jewels
The This Old House Hour
The Best of the Joy of Painting
The Victory Garden
Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge
Landscapes Through Time
Long Story Short
New Yankee Workshop
Island Insights
This Old House
Motorweek
Everybody’s Business
Cook’s Country
Leahey & Leahey
Everyday Edisons/Roadtrip Nation
Martin Yan’s China
Simply Ming
To The Contrary
Sara’s Weeknight Meals
Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
DAYTIME
SCHEDULE
NOVEMBER 2008
Programs in shaded area are
available to cable subscribers
only. Program schedules are
subject to change and will be
updated regularly throughout
the current month.
For additional program and
schedule information, visit our
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Sid the Science Kid
MONDAY-FRIDAY | 7:30AM
An educational animated television
series using comedy to promote
exploration, discovery and science
readiness among preschoolers.
WEEKLY EVENING SCHEDULE
November 1
SUNDAY
7:30
8:00
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
INDEPENDENT LENS Chicago 10
SATURDAY | 9PM
1 | SATURDAY
(6:30)
Campaign 2008
Race for Mayor
8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
Film mixes original animation with extraordinary archival footage to explore the
buildup to and unraveling of the infamous
conspiracy trial of the Chicago Seven.
Independent
Lens Chicago 10
Austin City Limits
Present Hardly
Bluegrass Festival
WEEKLY EVENING REFERENCE GUIDE
November 2 - 8
2 | SUNDAY
7:30
(7 PM) Nature
The Cheetah
Orpahns
3 | MONDAY
Na Mele:
Traditions in
Hawaiian Song
Led Kaapana,
Dennis Kamakahi
& Cryil Pahinui
4 | TUESDAY
5 | WEDNESDAY
Long Story Short
Leahey & Leahey
with Leslie Wilcox
Isabella Abbot
6 | THURSDAY
Island Insights
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
Masterpiece
Contemporary
The Last Enemy
America at a
Crossroads
Dissonance and
Harmony: Arabic
Music Goes West
Antiques
Roadshow
Politicaly Collect
Frontline
The Choice 2008
10:00 Austin City
Limits Jakob
10:30 Dylan/Carrie
Rodriguez
11:00
11:30 History Detectives Charlie Rose
NOVA
Missing MiG Alley
American
Experience
Minik, The Lost
Eskimo
Secrets of the
Dead Dog Fight
Over Guadalcanal
Medal of Honor
The Transformation Age
The March of
the Bonus Army
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
7 | FRIDAY
Everybody’s
Business with
Howard Dicus
8 | SATURDAY
From the Top
Star Quality
Washington
Week
PBS Hawaii
Presents
Na Mele: Tony
Conjugacion
Rudy Maxa’s
World Andaman
Islands, Thailand
Globe Trekker
Iran
Charlie Rose
Now on PBS
Bill Moyers Journal
10 Questions for
the Dalai Lama
Roughing It:
Mongolia
Foreign Exchange Soundstage
Tom Petty and the
The McLaughlin Heartbreakers, Part
1
Group
Austin City Limits
Charlie Rose
Jakob Dylan/Carrie
Rodriguez
PBS Hawaii WEEKLY PRIMETIME GUIDE
November 9 - 15
9 | SUNDAY
7:30
(7 PM) Nature
Clever Monkeys
8:00
8:30
Richard Bangs’
Adventures
with Purpose:
Switzerland the
Quest for the
Sublime
10 | MONDAY
Na Mele:
Traditions in
Hawaiian Song
George Winston
Plays Slack Key
Antiques
Roadshow
Milwaukee, WI
11 | TUESDAY
Long Story Short
Leahey & Leahey
with Leslie Wilcox
Richard Ha
NOVA
Alien from Earth
9:00
9:30
American’s
Secrets of the
Veterans:
Dead Escape from
A Musical
Auschwitz
Tribute
12 | WEDNESDAY 13 | THURSDAY
Island Insights
Journey to
Palomar
Monarchy: The
Royal Family at
Work The State
Visit Parts 1 & 2
Frontline
Boogie Man: The
Lee Atwater Story
11:00
11:30 Austin City Limits
Charlie Rose
My Morning Jacket
Viewpoints
‘08-’09 DOE
Charlie Rose
15 | SATURDAY
Everybody’s
Business with
Howard Dicus
From the Top at
Carnegie Hall
Music Is Where the
Heart Is
Washington
Week
PBS Hawaii
Presents
Of Wind and
Waves: The Life of
Woody Brown
Rudy Maxa’s
World Tokyo,
Japan
10:00
Masterpiece
10:30 Contemporary
God on Trial
14 | FRIDAY
Independent
Lens
Knee Deep
Charlie Rose
Globe Trekker
Venice City Guide
Charlie Rose
Now on PBS
Bill Moyers Journal
Foreign Exchange
The McLaughlin
Group
Charlie Rose
Winslow Homer:
Society and Solitude, Part 1
The Artist Table:
Jacques Pepin
and Itzhak Perlman
Soundstage
Tom Petty & the
Heartbreakers, Part
2
Austin City Limits
My Morning Jacket
PBS Hawaii WEEKLY PRIMETIME GUIDE
November 16 - 22
16 | SUNDAY
7:30
(7 PM) Nature
American Eagle
17 | MONDAY
Na Mele:
Traditions in
Hawaiian Song
The Royal Hawaiian Bands
18 | TUESDAY
19 | WEDNESDAY 20 | THURSDAY
Long Story Short
Leahey & Leahey
with Leslie Wilcox
Keola Beamer
Island Insights
8:00
8:30
Masterpiece
Contemporary
Filth
Antiques
Roadshow
Milwaukee,WI
NOVA
The Bible’s Buried
Secrets
9:00
9:30
Viewpoints
‘08-’09 DOE
10:00 Austin City
Limits Sharon
10:30 Jones & The Dap
Kings/Carolyn
Wonderland
11:00 History
11:30 Detectives
Monarchy: The
Royal Family at
Work The Headquarters/Head of
State
American
Experience
Oswald’s Ghost
21 | FRIDAY
Everybody’s
Business with
Howard Dicus
Washington
Week
PBS Hawaii
Presents Jimmy
Borges After Dark
Rudy Maxa’s
World Tokyo,
Japan
Now on PBS
Bill Moyers Journal
22 | SATURDAY
From the Top
Jumping Through
Hoops
Winslow Homer:
Society and Solitude, Part 2
America at a
Crossroads
Foreign Exchange
American
Horizons: The
Photographs of
Art Sinsabaugh
Independent
Lens March Point
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
Independent
Lens Lioness
Charlie Rose
Globe Trekker
Scotland
Charlie Rose
The McLaughlin
Group
Charlie Rose
Soundstage
Lifehouse
Austin City Limits
Sharon Jones &
PBS Hawaii WEEKLY PRIMETIME GUIDE
November 23 - 29
23 | SUNDAY
7:30
(7 PM) Nature
The Wolf That
Changed Amercia
24 | MONDAY
Na Mele:
Traditions in
Hawaiian Song
Ukulele 2002: A
Weekend with the
Masters
25 | TUESDAY
26 | WEDNESDAY 27 | THURSDAY
Long Story Short
Leahey & Leahey
with Leslie Wilcox
Carlos Andrade
Island Insights
8:00
8:30
Masterpiece
Antiques
Special The UnRoadshow
seen Alistair Cooke Milwakee,WI
NOVA
Ocean Animal
Emergency
9:00
9:30
The Standard of
Perfection
Show Cats
The Rape of
Europa
10:00
Austin City
Limits Aimee
10:30 Mann/Iron & Wine
11:00
11:30 History
Detectives
Frontline
The Hugo Chavez
Show
Independent
Lens Atom
Smashers
Charlie Rose
Monarchy: The
Royal Family at
Work The Queen
& Us/Inside the
Firm
Charlie Rose
A Case of Mistaken Identity?
Charlie Rose
28 | FRIDAY
Everybody’s
Business with
Howard Dicus
Washington
Week
PBS Hawaii
Presents
Na Mele: Hapa
Now on PBS
Rudy Maxa’s
World
Andaman Islands,
Thailand
Bill Moyers Journal
Globe Trekker
Kenya & Niger
Foreign Exchange
Charlie Rose
The McLaughlin
Group
Charlie Rose
29 | SATURDAY
From the Top
at Carnegie Hall
Bach to the Future
Live from Lincoln
Center
Gil Shaham and
Orpheus at the
Penthouse
Encore! With
James Conlon
Soundstage
Daughtry
Austin City
Limits Aimee
Mann/Iron & Wine
WEEKLY EVENING SCHEDULE
November 30
7:30
SUNDAY
(7 PM) Panda
Tales
8:00
MONDAY
CELTIC THUNDER
SUNDAY | 8PM
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Austin City Limits
John Mayer
SATURDAY | 11PM
FRIDAY
1 | SATURDAY
(6:30)
Campaign 2008
Race for Mayor
8:30
Celtic Thunder
9:00
9:30
10:00 Austin City
Limits Gnarls
10:30 Barkley/Thievery
Corporation
11:00 History
11:30 Detectives
From rousing ensemble numbersIndependent
to solos
showcasing each members’ vocalLens
styleChicago 10
and personality, Celtic Thunder performs
powerful ballads, popular hits, and heartwarming songs of love and loss from across
the Celtic music spectrum—Irish, Scottish,
Austin City Limits
traditional and contemporary.
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