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PROGRAM GUIDE APRIL 2016
VOL. 46 NO. 4
Call the Midwife, Season 5
Democratic Senate Debate
Sundays, April 3–May 22, at 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, April 9, at 8:00 p.m.
It’s 1961 and Poplar is beginning to feel the winds of
social change, along with improvements in housing,
sanitation, and healthcare. The midwives and nuns of
Nonnatus House encounter complex and challenging
cases, from an outbreak of typhoid to a pregnant
teenager, and a mother who vanishes.
Hear from Democratic candidates for the seat of U.S.
Senator for Pennsylvania as they debate before a live
studio audience. Hosted by The McCourtney Institute
for Democracy with WPSU, and moderated by Patty
Satalia, the debate will be broadcast on WPSU-TV
and streamed online. For more information and other
election resources, visit wpsu.org/Vote16.
Jackie Robinson
Monday & Tuesday, April 11—12, at 9:00 p.m.
Live from the Artists Den
Saturdays, April 2–30, at 11:00 p.m.
The Artists Den is an innovative music platform, presenting
concerts by extraordinary artists in unconventional, often
historic performance spaces, such as museums, movie
theatres, and libraries. Artists and fans alike enjoy the upclose and personal nature of the shows.
This month, The Artists Den features:
April 2:
April 9:
April 16:
April 23:
April 30:
Tim McGraw at the Corinthian, Houston
Rodrigo y Gabriela at the Hispanic Society of
America, New York
Lily Allen at the Manhattan Center Grand
Ballroom, New York
Jason Mraz at Royce Hall, Los Angeles
Zac Brown Band at the Forest Hills Stadium,
New York
By changing the racial equation of our national pastime,
Jackie Robinson set out to prove that black Americans
could compete as equals. He was greeted with abuse,
shouts, and threats on his life, but in the end, he would
help black Americans stake their claim to justice and
equal rights. This two-part film from Ken Burns looks at
not just Robinson’s life in baseball, but at its complex
whole, from athlete to Civil Rights activist. Each episode
repeats at 11:00 p.m.
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IN CELEBRATION OF EARTH DAY,
WPSU PRESENTS
MONDAY – FRIDAY
6:00
Arthur
6:30
Odd Squad
7:00
Wild Kratts
7:30
Ready Jet Go!
8:00
Nature Cat
8:30 Curious George
Earth: The Inside Story
Water Blues Green Solutions
9:00
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood
Sunday, April 17, at 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 24, at 7:00 p.m.
9:30
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood
The story of the ever-changing Earth is
traced, including spectacular footage of
geologic hot spots.
This WPSU original features
communities creating green solutions for
water problems.
10:00
Sesame Street
10:30
Peg + Cat
11:00
Dinosaur Train
11:30
Dinosaur Train
12:00
Super Why!
12:30
Thomas and Friends
1:00
Sesame Street
1:30
The Cat in the Hat
Knows a Lot About That!
2:00
Curious George
Doc Martin Season 7
Saturdays, April 2–30, at 9:00 p.m.
In the highly-anticipated return of Doc Martin, Martin
Clunes reprises his role as the G.P. with a brusque bedside
manner and a phobia of blood. Heartbroken after Louisa’s
departure at the end of Season 6, Martin is ready to make
some changes and win his family back.
2:30 Curious George
Higher Education in Focus:
Evaluating Mental Health on Campus
3:00
Arthur
Thursday, April 21, at 8:00 p.m.
3:30
Nature Cat
4:00
Ready Jet Go!
Penn State President Eric Barron hosts a discussion with a
panel of expert guests to explore the topic of mental health
on college campuses.
4:30
Odd Squad
5:00
Wild Kratts
5:30
Weather World (Re-airs at 5:45 p.m.)
6:00
BBC World News America
6:30
Nightly Business Report
7:00
PBS NewsHour
.
PBS Kids Explore the Outdoors
Monday–Friday, April 25–29
PBS Kids celebrates Earth Month with its annual “Explore
the Outdoors” initiative and a special week of new
episodes of Nature Cat and Wild Kratts. This year it will
also include the 100th episode of Wild Kratts on Thursday,
April 28.
National Parks: America’s Best Idea
Monday–Saturday, April 25–30, at 8:00 p.m
This six-part series by Ken Burns and Dayton Duncan is
the story of an idea as radical and uniquely American as
the Declaration of Independence: that the most special
places in the nation should be preserved, not for royalty or
the rich, but for everyone.
weeknights at 5:30 p.m.
Weather World provides
weather education
as well as
a comprehensive forecast.
Conversations LIVE!:
The Future of Farming
Thursday, April 28, at 8:00 p.m.
Patty Satalia and expert guests discuss public perception
of GMOs and the role of technology in farming. During the
program, call 800-543-8242, email connect@psu.edu, or
tweet WPSU using the hashtag #WPSUconversations,
with your questions.
APRILFEATURES2
APRIL LISTINGS
FRIDAY, APR 1
8:00 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill
8:30 Charlie Rose - The Week
9:00 Centre County Report
A student-produced news program
for Centre County.
9:30 Jazz
Gumbo (Beginnings to 1917)
At the turn of the 20th century in
the unique musical cauldron of New
Orleans, jazz is born.
11:00Jazz
The Gift (1917-1924)
The rhythms and spirit of jazz music
mirror the world that emerged in the
wake of World War I.
SATURDAY, APR 2
9:00 This Old House
This Old New House
9:30 American Woodshop
Furniture Bank of
Central Ohio Chest
10:00 Woodwright’s Shop
Groovers & Shakers
10:30 Woodsmith Shop
Tips, Tricks & Techniques
11:00 New Fly Fisher
Restigouche River Salmon
11:30 Ciao Italia
Sunday Dinner La Cena di Domenica
12:00 In Julia’s Kitchen
with Master Chefs
Lynne Rossetto Kasper
12:30 Cook’s Country
Southern Comfort
1:00 Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking
Austin, Texas
1:30 Jacques Pepin: Heart & Soul
Taste Bud Temptations
2:00 Victory Garden’s Ediblefeast
Ohio
2:30 Garden Smart
3:00 Growing a Greener World
The New Generation of Farmers:
Thinking Big While Staying Small
3:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home
When Kids Takeover
4:00 In The Americas with David Yetman
Gift of the Andes:
Mendoza, Argentina, and Its Wines
4:30 Globe Trekker
Isolated Islands: St. Helena
5:30 PBS NewsHour Weekend
6:00 Antiques Roadshow
Boise, Hour Three
An 1822 letter from Thomas Jefferson
and a rare Babe Ruth Candy Club
membership card are appraised.
7:00 Vicious
Flatmates
Freddie and Stuart have a falling
out. Stuart moves in with Ash and
Violet moves in with Freddie.
7:30 Keeping Up Appearances
Stately Home
Hyacinth looks forward to soaking
up a little culture at her favorite
stately home.
8:00 Waiting For God
8:30 As Time Goes By
9:00 Doc Martin, Season 7
Episode 1: Rescue Me
Life in Portwenn transpires to get
in Martin’s way as he questions if
Louisa will come back to him.
10:00 Austin City Limits
Beck
The genre-hopping singer/songwriter
plays songs from “Morning Phase”
and some of his greatest hits.
11:00 Live From The Artists Den
Tim McGraw
Country superstar Tim McGraw
performs his hits and new songs
from The Corinthian in Houston.
SUNDAY, APR 3
9:00 Classic Gospel
The Gospel Music of The Statler
Brothers Volume #1
10:00 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly
10:30 Closer To Truth
How to Argue For God?
11:00 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
11:30 American Health Journal
12:00 Innovations in Medicine
12:30 Second Opinion
Rosacea
1:00 Healthy Body Healthy Mind
Importance of Organ Donation
1:30 Simply Ming
Fruit Forward Desserts
2:00 Joanne Weir Gets Fresh
Fresh Dairy
2:30 Sara’s Weeknight Meals
Mid-East Meets West
3:00 America’s Test Kitchen
from Cook’s Illustrated
Favorite Ways
with the Catch of the Day
3:30 Lidia’s Kitchen
Fall’s Flavorful Favorites
4:00 This Old House Hour
5:00 Rough Cut - Woodworking
with Tommy Mac
Library Chair with
Tom McLaughlin
6:00 Conversations from Penn State
T. Colin Campbell
The best-selling author of "The
China Study" discusses the role
nutrition plays in long-term health.
6:30 Higher Education in Focus
Exploring Education Abroad
Penn State President Eric Barron
hosts a discussion on the value of
international experiences. APRILLISTINGS3
7:00 Hudson River School:
Artistic Pioneers
The founders of the Hudson
River School and other influential
landscape painters are explored.
8:00 Call the Midwife, Season 5
Episode 1
Patsy is elated to find Delia fully
recovered, but learns her mother
wants her to move to Wales.
9:00 Grantchester Season 2
on Masterpiece
Episode Two
A professor dies in a suspicious fall,
and Geordie is warned to back off
the case. Sidney is warned off an
old flame but finds a new prospect.
10:00 Mr. Selfridge Season 4
on Masterpiece
Episode Two
To Gordon’s horror, Harry and
Jimmy make a high-risk deal. Harry
courts one of the Dolly twins.
11:00 Cohesion, Diversity &
The Common Good
Explore complex social and political
issues tied to diversity in America
and the United Kingdom.
MONDAY, APR 4
Today's broadcast schedule is made
possible, in part, by the Thomas F. and
Sara H. Songer Family Endowment for
WPSU-TV.
Tucson, Hour Two
Experts reveal fascinating truths
about family heirlooms, yard sale
bargains and long-lost items.
Episode 1: Rescue Me
Life in Portwenn transpires to get
in Martin’s way as he questions if
Louisa will come back to him.
10:00 Independent Lens
Welcome To Leith
Residents of a North Dakota town
struggle against a notorious white
supremacist.
11:30 Charlie Rose
TUESDAY, APR 5
8:00 10 Homes That Changed
America
Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello
and more homes that transformed
residential living are visited.
9:00 Secrets of Saint John Paul
The previously unknown
correspondence between Pope
John Paul II and an American
woman is examined.
10:00Frontline: Putin's Way
The accusations of criminality
and corruption surrounding
Vladimir Putin’s reign in Russia are
investigated, tracing his career from
unemployed spy to modern-day czar.
11:00 Point Taken
A new series featuring panel
discussion on pivotal issues and
viewer engagement via social
media.
for Centre County.
WEDNESDAY, APR 6
8:00 Nature
Saving Otter 501
The Monterey Bay Aquarium’s 501st
attempt to save a stranded orphan
otter is detailed.
9:00 NOVA
Vikings Unearthed
New clues are uncovered about
the legendary expeditions and
settlements of these pioneering
warriors and expert seafarers.
11:00 Charlie Rose
THURSDAY, APR 7
8:00 Centre County Report Baseball in Cuba
This student-produced special
report chronicles Nittany Lion
baseball's historic visit to Cuba.
8:30 Pennsylvania Legends & Lore:
Ghosts of the Commonwealth
This original program from WPSU
explores the folklore that is such an
integral part of Pennsylvania culture.
on Masterpiece
Episode Two
A professor dies in a suspicious fall,
and Geordie is warned to back off
the case. Sidney is warned off an
old flame but finds a new prospect.
on Masterpiece
Episode Two
To Gordon’s horror, Harry and
Jimmy make a high-risk deal. Harry
courts one of the Dolly twins.
11:00 Charlie Rose
FRIDAY, APR 8
for Centre County.
9:30 Jazz
Our Language (1924-1928)
The careers of Louis Armstrong,
Duke Ellington, Ethel Waters, and
more great artists are showcased.
11:30Jazz
The True Welcome (1929-1935)
As swing dancing catches on
across America, a new kind of big
band jazz begins to emerge.
11:00 Live from The Artists Den
Rodrigo Y Gabriela
The virtuoso musicians play a
dazzling 12-song set at the Hispanic
Society of America in Manhattan.
SATURDAY, APR 9
SUNDAY, APR 10
9:00 This Old House
This Old New House
Scrolled Tree of Life
Turning Shaker Knobs
Power Tool Essentials
Minipi Lodge
11:30 Ciao Italia
Homemade Pizza - Pizza
Casalinga
12:00 In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs
Jimmy Sneed
Simplified Showstoppers
1:00 Moveable Feast with Fine
Cooking
Homer, Alaska
Global Gastronomy
New York City
2:30 Garden Smart
Compost, Compost Everywhere:
How It’s Made (Seattle, WA)
Upcycle Your Life
4:00 In The Americas with David Yetman
Coffee and Culture in Oaxaca
4:30 Globe Trekker
Building England I
Detroit, Hour One
Highlights include a signed 1970
Andy Warhol poster and a working
script of The Wizard of Oz.
7:00 Vicious
Wedding
Things are going far from smooth
on the wedding day. An unexpected
guest makes an appearance.
The Charity Shop
Hyacinth is at her wit’s end with the
charity shop, Councilor Nugent,
Rose’s love life, and her Daddy!
9:00 Doc Martin
The Shock of the New
Martin may have met his match after his
first session with Dr. Rachel Timoney.
Nine Inch Nails
The industrial rock band Nine Inch
Nails performs tracks from their
latest album “Hesitation Marks.”
9:00 Classic Gospel
Goodman Revival:
Songs in the Key of Happy
Does God Know Everything?
Psychosis
Advancements in Late Stage
Breast Cancer
1:30 Simply Ming
Sunday in the Park with
Ming and Skip
Spring Vegetables
Sam’s Simple Saute
3:00 America’s Test Kitchen from
Cook’s Illustrated
Dinner in the Mediterranean
Simple Weekday Dinner Ideas
5:00 Rough Cut - Woodworking with
Tommy Mac
Contemporary Bench with Steven
Brown
Joan Chittister
Benedictine nun, author, and
advocate Joan Chittister discusses
her spiritual journey.
6:30 Centre County Report Baseball in Cuba
This student-produced special
report chronicles Nittany Lion
baseball's historic visit to Cuba.
7:00 Waging War on Cancer:
Today and Tomorrow
The battle against cancer,
including advanced melanoma and
glioblastoma, are explored.
Episode 2
Barbara is caught between a
stressed expectant mother and her
impecunious husband.
on Masterpiece
Episode Three
Sidney and Geordie answer a
false alarm, which turns into a real
murder investigation.
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on Masterpiece
Episode Three
Harry faces a choice: settle a
gambling debt or bankroll the Dolly
twins’ dream job.
11:00 On Thin Ice:
The People of the North
The repercussions of climate
change on the people, land, and
wildlife of the Arctic are explored.
MONDAY, APR 11
Tucson, Hour Three
Journey to Tucson to discover
fantastic finds, including a 1994
Pete Seeger original song.
9:00 Jackie Robinson
Part One
Jackie Robinson rises from humble
origins to become the first black
Major League Baseball player.
Part One (rebroadcast)
TUESDAY, APR 12
8:00 10 Parks That Changed America
Explore serene spaces that offer city
dwellers a respite from the hustle
and bustle of urban life.
Part Two
Jackie Robinson uses his fame to
speak out against injustice, alienating
many who had lauded him.
Part Two (rebroadcast)
WEDNESDAY, APR 13
8:00 Nature
India’s Wandering Lions
Witness the story of Asia’s last wild
lions, who live dangerously close to
the villagers of India.
9:00 NOVA
Can Alzheimer’s Be Stopped?
Join scientists as they untangle the
cause of Alzheimer’s and go behind
the scenes of drug trials.
10:00 Ride the Tiger
A look inside the bipolar brain
reveals where the biological and
chemical breakdowns occur.
for Centre County.
11:30 Charlie Rose
THURSDAY, APR 14
8:00 Working Class: Dream and Do
Explore careers in the field of
design, from web and interactive
media, to architecture, engineering,
and industrial design.
9:00 Grantchester Season 2 on
Masterpiece
Episode Three
Sidney and Geordie answer a
false alarm, which turns into a real
murder investigation.
10:00 Mr. Selfridge Season 4 on
Masterpiece
Episode Three
Harry faces a choice: settle a
gambling debt or bankroll the Dolly
twins’ dream job.
11:00 Charlie Rose
for Centre County.
9:30 Jazz
Swing: Pure Pleasure (1935-1937)
Billie Holiday is showcased. A bluessoaked big band jazz style is set to
further transform jazz.
11:00 Charlie Rose
Tucson, Hour Three
Journey to Tucson to discover
fantastic finds, including a 1994
Pete Seeger original song.
Daisy’s Toyboy
Hyacinth’s social standing at a
church function is jeopardized when
Onslow becomes more ardent.
Episode 2: It's Good to Talk
Louisa is intrigued to meet Martin’s
therapist, but not keen on the
suggestion of couples therapy.
Tweedy
Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy is joined
by his son Spencer and members of
the band Lucius.
Lily Allen
London-born pop artist Lily Allen
performs at the Manhattan Center’s
Grand Ballroom.
SATURDAY, APR 16
SUNDAY, APR 17
9:00 This Old House
Truck in the New House
Lost And Found Mission Case
Cross Cut Conundrum
Fundamentals of Woodworking
Falcons Ledge Utah
11:30 Ciao Italia
Cooking With Red Wine Cucinando con Vino Rosso
Madhur Jaffrey
Grilled Salmon and Stuffed
Tomatoes
Cooking
Oahu, Hawaii
Offal Good
The Bay Area
2:30 Garden Smart
Year-Round Growing with Eliot
Coleman (Harborside, ME)
It’s Tulip Time
4:00 Tracks Ahead
Skunk Train
4:30 The Aviators
This award-winning series features
interesting people, the latest aircraft,
coolest technology, and best fly-in
destinations.
5:00 Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope
Taiwan - Iron Pathways to
Adventure - Part 1
9:00 Classic Gospel
Heaven
What Is Causation?
ADHD in Adults
Frank South shares his story of late
diagnosis and the challenges he
faces managing ADHD.
Learning about Nets:
Neuroendocrine Tumors
1:30 Simply Ming
Dumplings - All the World
Loves a Dumpling
Potatoes
Trip to Spain
Spicing Up the Backyard Barbecue
Garlic and Onion Steal the Show
with Tommy Mac
Master Showcase with Phil Lowe
6:00 Working Class: Dream and Do
7:00 Earth: The Inside Story
This story of the ever-changing
Earth includes spectacular footage
of geologic hot spots.
Episode 3
The pressure is on at Nonnatus
House to find the source of a
dangerous case of typhoid.
FRIDAY, APR 15
APRILLISTINGS5
9:00 Grantchester Season 2 on
Masterpiece
Episode Four
An apparent suicide leads Sidney to
perform an exorcism, Gary goes on
trial, and Amanda confronts her lost
love.
10:00 Mr. Selfridge Season 4 on
Masterpiece
Episode Four
Grove and Josie make a new start.
Movie mogul Harry courts trouble
with a mob boss and a press lord.
11:00Jeremiah
U.S. Navy Commander Jeremiah
Denton was a POW in Vietnam and
became a U.S. Senator from Alabama.
MONDAY, APR 18
Omaha, Hour One
The Roadshow makes a stop in
Omaha, Nebraska.
Episode 2: It's Good to Talk
10:00 Independent Lens
Democrats/Soft Vengeance
Witness history being made as
Zimbabwe attempts to draft its firstever democratic constitution.
TUESDAY, APR 19
8:00 10 Towns That Changed America
Visit towns across the country that
had a lasting impact on the way our
communities are designed.
9:00 Shakespeare’s Curse
An investigation of Shakespeare’s
grave reveals evidence about what
is beneath the “curse stone.”
11:00 Point Taken
A new series featuring panel
discussion on pivotal issues and
viewer engagement via social
media.
for Centre County.
WEDNESDAY, APR 20
8:00 Nature
Leave It to Beavers
Scientists regard beavers as tools
for reversing the effects of global
warming and water shortages.
9:00 NOVA
Wild Ways
Newly established wildlife corridors
may offer a glimmer of hope to
some endangered species.
10:00 Best of Big Blue Live
Experts in Monterey Bay, California
explore its once endangered, now
thriving, ecosystem.
11:00 Charlie Rose
THURSDAY, APR 21
Evaluating Mental Health
on Campus
Penn State President Eric Barron
hosts a discussion about mental
health on college campuses.
Shirley Malcom
Education administrator Shirley
Malcom discusses the importance
of STEM education and public
science literacy.
on Masterpiece
Episode Four
An apparent suicide leads Sidney to
perform an exorcism, Gary goes on
trial, and Amanda confronts her lost
love.
on Masterpiece
Episode Four
Grove and Josie make a new start.
Movie mogul Harry courts trouble
with a mob boss and a press lord.
11:00 Charlie Rose
FRIDAY, APR 22
Today's broadcast schedule is made
possible, in part, by the Environmental
Programming Endowment at WPSU-TV.
for Centre County.
9:30 Jazz
Swing: The Velocity of
Celebration (1937-1939)
As the Great Depression deepens,
jazz thrives. The saxophone
emerges as an iconic instrument.
11:30 Charlie Rose
SATURDAY, APR 23
9:00 This Old House
North Shore Framezilla
Band Sawn Box
Bowl Carving with Peter
Follansbee
Craftsmanship on Display
Hawke River Atlantics
11:30 Ciao Italia
Handmade Pasta Pasta Fatta a Mano
Daniel Boulud
Bringing Home Tex-Mex Favorites
Cooking
Louisville, Kentucky
Catch O’ The Day
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Palm Beach
2:30 Garden Smart
Growing Without Soil:
Hydroponics (Atlanta, Ga;
New York City; Raleigh, NC)
Super-Duper
4:00 Tracks Ahead
Wanamaker, Kempton
and Southern
4:30 The Aviators
destinations.
Taiwan - Iron Pathways to
Adventure - Part 2
Detroit, Hour Two
Amazing discoveries include a
signed photo album of President
Abraham Lincoln and his cabinet.
The Christening
Hyacinth enjoys a quiet family event,
until pandemonium breaks loose.
9:00 Doc Martin, season 7
Episode2: It’s Good To Talk
Eric Church
Country star Eric Church performs.
Rocker J. Roddy Walston plays
songs from “Essential Tremors.”
Jason Mraz
The folk/pop singer-songwriter
and Grammy winner performs at a
secret location in Los Angeles.
SUNDAY, APR 24
9:00 Classic Gospel
The Best of The Booth Brothers
Can Dualism Explain
Consciousness?
11:00 To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
Measles/Vaccines
Nausea and Vomiting of
Pregnancy
1:30 Simply Ming
Let Them Eat Fish Cakes
Spice It Up
Take Out Chinese at Home
Scallops and Shrimp
Hot off the Grill
A Little Spice with a Hint of Beer
with Tommy Mac
Computer Table with
Al D’attanasio
Terry Mutchler
7:00 Water Blues Green Solutions
Communities creating green
solutions for flooding, water pollution,
and scarcity are showcased.
Episode 4
Sister Julienne’s faith is tested by
a limbless child and a teenage
pregnancy poses a dilemma.
on Masterpiece
Episode Five
The case of a suspicious death takes
a surprising turn. Are Sidney and
Geordie’s crime fighting days over?
on Masterpiece
Episode Five
Jimmy comes up with a plan to
save Harry’s bacon. A love triangle
meets an unfortunate end.
11:00 The Land Of Eb
A Marshallese family struggles to
create a new home for themselves
on the Big Island of Hawaii.
MONDAY, APR 25
Omaha, Hour Two
More great finds from a summer
visit to Omaha, Nebraska.
9:00 National Parks:
America’s Best Idea
The Scripture of Nature (1851-1890)
In 1872, Congress acts to protect
land that will become America’s first
national park, Yellowstone.
11:00 Charlie Rose
TUESDAY, APR 26
8:00 Big Burn: American Experience
The largest fire in American history
had profound consequences on the
United States Forest Service.
The Last Refuge (1890-1915)
At the end of the 19th century a
conservation movement takes shape
to protect America’s wilderness.
11:00 Point Taken
A new weekly series featuring a
panel discussion on pivotal issues
and viewer engagement through
social media.
for Centre County.
WEDNESDAY, APR 27
8:00 Nature
Owl Power
How owls hunt and how they fly so
silently are influencing 21st-century
technology and design.
The Empire of Grandeur (1915-1919)
Established in 1916, the National
Park Service protects the Grand
Canyon from commercial interests.
11:00 Charlie Rose
THURSDAY, APR 28
8:00 Conversations Live!
The Future of Farming
An expert panel discusses the public
perception of GMOs, and the role that
technology is playing in agriculture,
from small, family-owned farms to
large-scale commercial farms.
Going Home (1920-1933)
The automobile allows more people
to visit the parks. The Smoky
Mountains and Tetons become parks.
11:00 Charlie Rose
FRIDAY, APR 29
Great Nature (1933-1945)
During an economic crisis and a world
war the parks provided a source of
jobs and much-needed peace.
for Centre County.
11:30 Charlie Rose
SATURDAY, APR 30
9:00 This Old House
Up on the Roof
Bent Wood Stands
Hollows & Rounds
Working Small
Hunt River Atlantic Salmon
11:30 Ciao Italia
Lina’s Cooking - La Cena di Lina
12:00 In Julia’s Kitchen with Master
Chefs
Jim Dodge
Chinese Comes Home
1:00 Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking
Culinary Institute of America
Julia Remembered
Madison
2:30 Garden Smart
Debunking Gardening Myths
with Linda Chalker Scott
The Best of Garden Home:
Cooking
4:00 Tracks Ahead
Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad
4:30 The Aviators
destinations.
Uncovering South Korea
Omaha, Hour Two
A Strange Man
Hyacinth is appalled when she sees
a man next door at Liz’s who has
spent the night!
The Morning of Creation (1946-1980)
American families create unforgettable
memories, passing on a love of parks
to the next generation.
Zac Brown Band
Country artist Zac Brown Band
brings music back to the Forest Hills
Stadium in Forest Hills, NY.
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100.9 BRADFORD
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