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MEMBER GUIDE | JUNE 2016
Great Performances
celebrates Joan Baez
| page 1
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Joan Baez launched her music career in a small
Harvard Square jazz club, and more than a half century
later, we pay tribute to the legendary folk singer with this month’s Great
Performances special, Joan Baez 75th Birthday Celebration (page 8).
Baez was a 17-year-old drama student at Boston University when she
took the stage at Club 47 (now known as Club Passim). “There were about
nine people (in the crowd), and they were all (my) friends,” she recalled to
Rolling Stone. “Then the word started getting
around.”
Today she is still on stage, enthralling audiences with her distinctive soprano. During the
intimate, career-spanning concert recorded at the
historic Beacon Theatre in New York, you’ll see
Baez perform duets alongside an array of superstars: Jackson Browne, Paul Simon, Emmylou
Harris, Mary Chapin Carpenter and others.
“It’s truly remarkable how much Joan’s ties to Boston’s folk music community continue to reverberate,” says Brian O’Donovan, host of A Celtic Sojourn
on 89.7 WGBH. “Our city has a thriving young singer-songwriter scene, and I
am always delighted when I hear many of the artists refer to Joan Baez as
among their key influences.” She has shown multiple generations that music
can be “a force for courage, solidarity, fellowship and justice,” Mary Chapin
Carpenter says.
Boston’s close connection to Baez and the folk music revival she helped
spread across the country is one more chapter in our region’s rich, multifaceted story.
This month we’ll bring other
aspects of that story to light by
digging deeper into our past.
Genealogy Roadshow, a series
that researches the ancestry of
individual Americans, comes to
Faneuil Hall (page 12). During
their visit, the program’s genealogists unravel the mystery of one woman’s
ties to the Salem Witch Trials and explore a local man’s link to Boston’s founders, among other investigations. A week later, Genealogy Roadshow heads
down I-95 for a stop at the Providence Public Library. There the experts use an
old passport to discover how one woman’s family survived the Holocaust.
I hope you enjoy these revealing journeys into our shared past, knowing
they’re made possible by your generous annual support.
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pesky problems. In a new one-hour special, the daring duo set off to
run their own bureau, and Ms. O must somehow find two new recruits
who can fill their oddly talented shoes.
Odd Squad/Agents of Change
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For over a decade (1967–1978), Americans
would gather around their TVs to watch
The Carol Burnett Show. The comedy-variety
series won 25 Emmy Awards, and showcased
the wonderfully wacky brand of humor
unique to the legendary comedienne.
Burnett presents her own personally selected favorite moments from the series, some of
which have never re-aired, featuring the
hilarious troupe of regulars—Harvey Korman,
Tim Conway, Vicki Lawrence, and Lyle
Waggoner—and special guests Steve Martin and Betty White. Reconnect
with Burnett’s unforgettable characters, from Starlet O’Hara and Norma
Desmond to long-suffering Eunice.
Fri, 6/3 at 9pm on WGBH 2
Great Performances/Joan Baez 75th Birthday
Celebration
Recorded at New York’s historic
Beacon Theatre, this concert
special celebrates Joan Baez’s
75th birthday and her 50 plus
years in music. During this
intimate, career-spanning performance the legendary folk
artist, songwriter, and political
activist is joined by a multigenerational roster of artists
whose music has been touched by Baez’s vision, including David Bromberg,
Jackson Browne, Mary Chapin Carpenter, David Crosby, Emmylou Harris,
Indigo Girls, Paul Simon and others.
Mon, 6/6 at 9pm on WGBH 2
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Independent, glamorous and unflappable, Detective
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Highwaymen Live
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The Highwaymen were American
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members—Johnny Cash, Willie
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“Me and Bobby McGee” and “Always on my Mind.”
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Celebrate legends of the 1960s and 70s
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Bee Gees: One Night Only
With a string of hit singles, the Bee Gees
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guest artist Celine Dion, performing “Immortality.”
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iconoclastic doctor is pushed to his limits to
find the truth behind a range of murders,
from the inexplicable death of a young
champion rower, to the apparent trampling-by-cattle death of a wellloved farmer. Meanwhile, a new arrival poses a threat to Blake’s job,
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More Trouble in Paradise
Life on the serene and sun-baked island of Saint Marie is far from a
vacation for British Detective Inspector Humphrey Goodman
(Kris Marshall). Disorganized and gawky, DI Goodman combines a
particular disheveled charm with razorsharp insight, which has helped him win
over his new law enforcement colleagues.
As Season 5 opens, he and his team are
tested when a millionaire philanthropist
is murdered on his boat, and the only
suspects were all underwater at the time.
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eyebrows.
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are typically attached to planning the
ceremony, and the pre and post festivities.
She shares a stress-free, common sense
itinerary, and a do-it-yourself centerpiece
solution: an earthy wrap-around decorative twig vase. Then chef Deborah Snow from Blue Heron Restaurant
spices up the menu with a leg of lamb, gourmet grilled cheese, and a
plum and almond cobbler. Now you’re ready to say “I do!”
Katie Brown Workshop/Wedding
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the perfect chocolate-caramel layer
cake. Then equipment expert Adam
Ried reviews ice cream scoops.
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The Cold War Melinda is
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on life with a new post in Washington.
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make good use of his time.
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Potato Farm, Track Lighting
From soil to supper, see Roger learn
Jacques Pepin: Heart & Soul is
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series—and his most personal
yet—featuring never-beforeseen footage of his life. Making
memories with family is at the
heart of Jacques’ kitchen, and
just in time for Father’s Day
(Sun, 6/19), his daughter
Claudine joins him at the stove
to cook classic recipes from his mother’s restaurant. He recalls his beloved
Lyon, France, preparing Parisian potage, and then pairs poulet á la crème
with a perfectly pureed side of rice soubise. Granddaughter, Shorey,
arrives to make dessert, carefully watching as Jacques teaches her how to
peel and segment an orange for instant orange cake, a delectable citrus
ending.
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the ways of a potato farm in Idaho.
Then Kevin meets with The Weather
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Why Not Add Wine? Bridget
Lancaster reveals the secrets to making
coq au riesling at home. Then Test cook
Julia Collin Davison shows host
Christopher Kimball how to make the
ultimate Tuscan-style beef stew.
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
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Wednesday 8
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Washer/Dryer, Chandelier
See Richard troubleshoot problematic
plumbing to install a washer and
dryer. Watch Scott spruce up a dining
room with an elegant chandelier.
Saucing Up Chicken and
Roasting Mushrooms Test cook Bryan
Roof shows host Christopher Kimball
how to make quick sauces for sauteed
chicken. Then Chris shares a tip about
the best way to cook bacon.
Mysteries My Brother’s
Keeper When a Ballarat farmer is found
dead in a cow pen, locals are quick to
blame livestock for trampling the man.
But Doctor Blake isn’t convinced.
9pm 44 Death in Paradise
The team enter the shady
world of island politics when the outgoing governor of Saint Marie is poisoned at her leaving party. Meanwhile,
DI Goodman dives into the even murkier world of online dating.
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
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Tom use his expertise and artistry to
repair an antique door. Roger gets the
dirt on growing edible herbs indoors.
And Richard solves the mystery of the
disappearing toilet water. 7:30 2 Member Favorites
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Willoughby visits
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learn about shellon shrimp. Then
test cook Becky Hays shows host
Christopher Kimball how to make
crispy salt and pepper shrimp.
8pm 44 Father Brown
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Flambeau enlists Father Brown’s help
to steal the Pope’s coronation gift to
the Queen of England.
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Friday 10
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Scott jazz up a deck with festive lighting, and see Kevin show off the most
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A Roast for the Holidays
Host Christopher Kimball learns how to
make a fennel-coriander top sirloin
roast. Julia Collin Davison shows how
to make the crispiest duck fat-roasted
potatoes.
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Garage Power, Chainsaw
Safety Roger and Kevin go over the dos
and don’ts of chainsaw use, and Scott
works with a homeowner to improve
the electrical connection to a garage.
Pork and Pears Bridget
Lancaster makes milk-braised pork
loin, and Julia Collin Davison shows
Chris how to make roasted pears with
dried apricots and pistachios.
Roadshow Comes to Town
Part detective story, part emotional journey, Genealogy Roadshow
combines history and science to uncover the fascinating stories of
individual Americans. And this month the show makes two local stops.
At Faneuil Hall, genealogists unravel the haunting mystery of one
woman’s ties to the Salem Witch Trials, help another woman understand her family’s connection to the historic orphan trains, and research
a local man’s link to Boston’s founders. Then during a visit to the
Providence Public Library, the passport of one woman’s ancestor
reveals how her family survived the Holocaust and ended up halfway
around the world, and one man’s
search for his ancestor turns up a
scandal that made headlines.
Genealogy Roadshow/Boston
Tue, 6/14 at 8pm on WGBH 2
Genealogy Roadshow/
Providence
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Days of Misrule (Pt. 1)
Barnaby and Jones respond to an
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Midsomer.
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Examine the uphill battle
faced by a group of African American
lesbians charged with attempted
murder. Their case reveals the role that
race, gender identity and sexuality
play in the criminal justice system.
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Offerman, Pipe Shelf Actor
Nick Offerman brings his woodworking
expertise to the barn, and Tom takes a
chapter from Richard’s playbook by
creating a steel pipe shelf.
Roast Chicken and Potatoes
Revisited Julia Collin Davison shows
host Christopher Kimball how to cook
slow-roasted chicken parts with shallot-garlic pan sauce.
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Wednesday 15
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Murphy Door, House
Hydrant Tom
works his magic in
Salem, transforming a bookshelf
into a secret passage. Richard
installs an outdoor house hydrant that
eliminates drips.
Dinner in Italy Doc
Willoughby learns all about Sicilianstyle pizza from the Barbati family of
L&B Spumoni Gardens in Brooklyn.
Then Bridget Lancaster makes thickcrust Sicilian-style pizza.
It’s time to plan ahead.
Vicious to the End
Vicious tells the story of partners Freddie (Ian McKellen) and Stuart
(Derek Jacobi), who have lived together in a small central London
flat for nearly 50 years. Constantly picking each other apart and holding on to petty slights for decades, Freddie and Stuart are always at
each other’s throats, cracking snide remarks aimed at the other’s age,
appearance and flaws. But underneath their fighting, they have a deep
love for one another, along with a
fondness for their frequent guests:
feisty best friend Violet and Ash,
their young, upstairs neighbor. Say
goodbye to them all during this
special one-hour series finale.
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Mysteries This Time and
This Place When a social worker is
murdered on Bonfire Night, suspicion
immediately turns to an Aboriginal
teen. But Doctor Blake discovers there
was more than one person in attendance with murder in their heart.
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DI Goodman finds himself
embroiled in the highly strung world
of modelling when a young star is
strangled in the middle of a fashion
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Thursday 16
Japanese-style stir-fried noodles with
beef. And Bridget Lancaster reinvents
a classic: fried brown rice with pork
and shrimp.
8pm 44 Father Brown
The Rod of Asclepius Lady
Felicia’s reckless driving lands her in
the hospital bed next to Mrs.
McCarthy—with a killer on the loose.
Mysteries Death at the
Grand When a concierge is pushed
from the rooftop with an empty bag
‘souvenired’ from Phryne’s house, Jack
calls Phryne in to investigate.
Boston (See 6/14 at 8pm)
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Doorbell, Home Gym, Pipes
Tom and Kevin head to Montana to
build a home gym for a wounded Navy
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Seal, and Scott fixes a faulty doorbell.
Italian with Ease Julia
Collin Davison prepares semolina
Serving Up Noodles and
gnocchi. Then Bridget Lancaster shows
Rice Julia Collin
Davison shows host
Chris how to make
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Young Morse
Falsely accused Endeavour Morse
(Shaun Evans) was last seen
isolated and alone, languishing in
prison, framed for the murder of
Chief Constable Rupert Standish.
Endeavour had unearthed corruption at the very heart of the Oxford
City Force, but his investigation
had taken a sinister twist. Will his
life be back on track? And does it
resemble the life he’d known? This popular Inspector Morse prequel
series returns with four new episodes. What of Endeavour’s senior
officer, DI Fred Thursday (Roger Allam), whose life was hanging in
the balance after being shot in the chest?
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10am 44 Well Read Timothy Egan’s
The Immortal Irishman
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Tunnel Trip
When a prominent French politician is found dead on the border
between the UK and France, detectives Karl Roebuck and Elise
Wassermann are sent to investigate on behalf of their respective
countries. However, the case takes a
surreal turn when a shocking discovery is made at the crime scene,
forcing the French and British police
into an uneasy partnership. As a
serial killer uses ever more elaborate
and ingenious methods to highlight
the moral bankruptcy of modern
society, Karl and Elise are drawn
deeper into his increasingly personal
agenda. Adapted from the the Danish/Swedish series The Bridge,
The Tunnel stars Stephen Dillane and Clémence Poésy.
The Tunnel
Sun, 6/19 at 10:30pm on WGBH 2
Get to Know Vera
A kind-hearted loner, Vera Stanhope is also a brilliant crime solver with
a tendency to become obsessed with her job. Her trusted colleague
Sergeant Joe Ashworth (David Leon), is both her right-hand man and
surrogate son, and together they investigate murders in the North East
England county of Northumberland. Based on the novels by bestselling
author Ann Cleeves, this compelling, character-driven British crime
drama stars Academy Awardnominee and BAFTA-winner
Brenda Blethyn in the title role.
Driven by her own demons, the
detective faces the world with
caustic wit, guile and courage.
Vera
Mon, 6/20 at 9pm on WGBX 44
Monday 20
6pm
7pm
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Driveway Patch, Shaker
Table A driveway pothole is more than
meets the eye for Roger. See what he
found and how he patches it. And Tom
and Kevin get a history lesson from
the Shakers to build a nightstand.
7:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe
Belgium: Bruges and
Brussels From the powerhouse headquarters of the European Union and
Europe’s grandest square in big-city
Brussels, Rick goes quaint with a bike
ride in small-town Bruges.
Vegetarian Essentials
Julia Collin Davison makes black bean
burgers, and Becky Hays shows Chris
how to make the freshest super greens
soup with lemon-tarragon cream.
8pm 2 Antiques Roadshow
Vintage Tucson Discover
how values from a 2001 trip to Tucson
hold up in today’s market. Revisit the
touching fan-favorite Navajo Ute First
Phase blanket appraisal. What is the
shocking updated value for this family
heirloom?
44 Midsomer Murders
Days of Misrule (Pt. 2)
Investigating an explosion at a trucking company, the detectives realize
that the intended victim had many
enemies among the townswomen,
including his own grandmother.
Vintage Phoenix Revisit
believe-it-or-not moments, including
the appraisal of the “Yes Virginia, there
is a Santa Claus,” original 1897 letter to
the New York Sun.
44 Vera Hidden Depths
See Get to Know Vera,
this page
10pm 2 Independent Lens
Trapped Go inside the
contentious issue of abortion rights
through the story of health care providers and others in Texas, Mississippi
and Alabama, who are fighting against
controversial new TRAP laws that are
closing clinics.
10:30 44 This Wild Life Wildlife
expert Saba DouglasHamilton and family move to the
romantic Samburu National Reserve in
northern Kenya to run a safari lodge. 11pm 44 PBS NewsHour
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Tuesday 21
6pm 2 PBS NewsHour
Provence: Legendary Light,
Wind and Wine Rick climbs Roman
ruins in Nimes, explores a papal palace
in Avignon, and savors vivid views
immortalized by van Gogh in Arles.
Braised to Perfection Julia
Collin Davison shows Chris how to
make braised halibut with leeks and
mustard, and Bridget Lancaster prepares slow-cooked carrots.
Providence Genealogists
visit the Providence Public Library to
research stories about Holocaust survivors; a guest’s African American relative who served in WWI; and a man’s
Amish ties.
44 Vicious Special (See
6/19 at 8pm)
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Kings See Legacy Lives On,
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44 Masterpiece
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Surgeon and writer Atul
Gawande examines how doctors struggle to care for terminally ill patients.
10:30 44 The Tunnel (See 6/19
at 10:30pm)
11pm 2 Point Taken See
Let’s Debate, this page
44 PBS NewsHour
Wednesday 22
6pm 2 PBS NewsHour
French Riviera: Uniquely
Chic Rick follows in the footsteps of
19th-century aristocrats along
Monaco’s harbor and Nice’s promenade
des Anglais. Then he visits the picturesque, artist hangouts of Chagall,
Matisse and Picasso.
French Pork Chops and
Bisque Bridget Lancaster makes
French-style pork chops with apples
and calvados, and Julia Collin Davison
reveals the secrets to mushroom
bisque.
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8pm 2 Great Polar Bear Feast
Witness an annual natural
phenomenon that
occurs in early
September on the
north slope of the
Arctic. Every year,
up to 80 polar
bears gather on the frozen shores to
feast on the hunter-harvested bowhead whale remains.
44 The Doctor Blake
Mysteries By the Southern
Cross When Dr Blake investigates the
death of one of Mattie’s university
friends at the Eureka Memorial site, he
uncovers quite a few political and
family tensions.
9pm 2 Nova Nazi Attack on
America Long before 9/11,
a far deadlier, little-known attack from
the ocean depths struck our shores,
lasting three-and-a-half years and
claiming 5,000 lives.
The team must solve a
deeply personal case when Dwayne’s
old mentor is found dead and a text
message from beyond the grave says it
was murder.
10pm 2 Nazi Mega Weapons
Hitler’s Killer Subs In the
first years of WWII, Germany crushed
its enemies in a series of offensives
coined “Blitzkrieg” or “Lightning War.”
44 Castles: Britain’s
Fortified History
Instruments of Invasion Sam Willis
looks at the history of the castle from
its first appearance with the Normans
in 1066 to the longest siege on English
soil at Kenilworth Castle, 200 years
later. Legacy Lives On
More than 3,000 years ago, a unique constellation of circumstances,
events, resources and people coalesced in a corner of the Aegean and
changed the course of human history forever. The legacy left by
ancient Greece still reverberates, from art
and architecture, to military strategy and
politics, to science and athletics. This
three-part series produced by National
Geographic digs into the past to expose
the present, seeks to understand the
Greeks to better understand ourselves, and
plumbs today’s greatest minds to tell this
epic story anew.
The Greeks
Let’s Debate
WGBH’s new national series Point Taken
takes a fresh approach to debating the
issues of the day, championing civil dialogue and the belief that a smart, respectful argument might be able to change
someone’s opinion. The weekly half-hour
series also wants YOU to participate,
creating opportunities to weigh in on
pbs.org/pointtaken, Facebook and Twitter. Each episode focuses
on a single topic, framed as a provocative question and shaped by input
from the audience. Guests include thought leaders, celebrities, comedians and academics. Emmy Award-winning journalist Carlos Watson
hosts. Can civil debate change minds? Tune in and find out.
Point Taken
Something’s Cooking
WGBH’s Saturday cooking lineup has three new shows on the menu:
Supper Club
Follow bad boy “Demon Chef” Alvin Leung—proprietor of the
Michelin three-star Bo Innovation restaurant in Hong Kong—as he
visits some of the most exciting restaurant cities in the Pacific Rim,
including San Francisco, Hong Kong, Taipei, Kyoto, and Singapore.
Sat, 6/25 at 12noon on WGBH 2
Family Ingredients
Chef Ed Kenney (chef/owner of
Town Kaimuki, Honolulu) introduces
you to people and stories linked
together by a family recipe, traveling far and wide to find the rich
and sometimes surprising connections that come together in a
treasured family dish.
Sat, 6/25 at 1pm on WGBH 2
Steven Raichlen’s Project Smoke II
Using traditional and cutting-edge techniques in must-try recipes, this
how-to adventure shows you how to smoke a variety of iconic foods,
such as Texas brisket, Kansas City ribs and Carolina pork shoulder.
Sat, 6/25 at 4pm on WGBH 2
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Thursday 23
6pm 2 PBS NewsHour
Chimney, Exhaust Fan,
Shingle Watch Kevin reignite an old
flame in Texas, and Scott rescue a
homeowner from unwanted aromas
by installing an exhaust fan.
Poland Rediscovered:
Krakow, Auschwitz and Warsaw Poland
is ready to be rediscovered as the old
“east” transforms itself into the new
heart of Europe. Krakow is emerging as
the exciting “next Prague.”
Ultimate Chinese Bridget
Lancaster shows host Christopher
Kimball how to make the ultimate mu
shu pork, and Julia Collin Davison prepares crispy orange beef.
8pm 2 This Old House Dude,
Where’s My Victorian A new
project begins in Belmont, Massachusetts, with a focus on salvage and
restoration.
44 Father Brown
The Missing Man Father
Brown deduces that the apparent suicide of a recently returned RAF pilot
was actually murder.
8:30 2 This Old House
The Kitchen Came Tumbling
Down Roger saves the plants that were
removed to make way for the porch
and Tom starts demo to open up the
kitchen.
9pm 2 One Day in the
American City The Love
of City Immerse yourself in the story of
the American city, as told by thousands of filmmakers in a single day. (d)
44 Miss Fisher’s Murder
Mysteries Game, Set &
Murder Phryne hosts a tennis tournament to raise money for female tennis
players. When the practice partner of a
rising star dies, the murder investigation reveals Phryne’s hidden fear.
9:30 2 One Day in the
American City The
Struggles of Our Cities Confront the
challenges of the American city,
including homelessness, gentrification,
crime and climate change. (d)
10pm 2 One Day in the
American City The Hope
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Overflow, Antique Fixture
Scott visits a 19th-century home in
Saint Paul to install a light fixture that
mirrors its history, and Richard gives a
mom peace of mind with an overflow
drain.
7:30 2 Basic Black
French Bistro Favorites Test
cook Dan Souza shows host
Christopher Kimball how to make a
simple pot-au-feu.
8pm 2 Moone Boy
Unidentified Feckin Objects
After crop circles
appear in Boyle,
Martin (David
Rawle) attracts
media attention
when he claims
his donkey has been abducted by
aliens.
44 Washington Week with
Gwen Ifill
Jared Bowen
44 McLaughlin Group
9pm 2 TBD
44 Greater Boston
9:30 44 Point Taken
10pm 44 Frontline Being Mortal
(See 6/21 at 10pm)
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
Saturday 25
11am 2 Jacques Pepin: Heart &
Soul Fete Des Boules
44 Victory Garden’s
EdibleFeast Minnesota
11:30 2 Martha Bakes
Never Enough Cookies
44 Family Travel with
Colleen Kelly Ireland—
Emerald Isle from the City to the
Countryside Colleen Kelly enjoys shopping and lunch in Dublin, tries falconry
and visits Rockfleet Castle.
12pm 2 Supper Club San Francisco
(Pt. 1) See Something’s
Cooking, page 16
Driveway Patch, Shaker
Table (See 6/20 at 7pm)
12:30 2 Sara’s Weeknight Meals
Italian New York chef
Andrew Carmellini makes chicken leg
cacciatore, grilled swordfish and
creamy risotto.
44 Antiques Roadshow
Vintage Tucson (See 6/20 at
8pm)
Music and Mystery
In early 1930s London, the jazz group known as the Louis Lester Band
is on the rise. Countless aristocrats—including the royal family—
ask the band to play at parties, catching the eye of the ambitious
American businessman Walter Masterson
and his enthusiastic employee, Julian. But
just as the band’s success balloons, tragedy
strikes, setting off a chain of events that
may put an end to it all. From acclaimed
writer and director Stephen Poliakoff, this
ensemble mystery features an all-star cast
led by Chiwetel Ejiofor, Matthew Goode,
John Goodman and Jacqueline Bisset.
Dancing on the Edge
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environmental restoration, urban
farming, criminal rehabilitation, transportation and new technology. (d)
44 The Crimson Field
(Pt. 1) The story of Kitty,
Flora and Rosalie, volunteer nurses
who work in a tented field hospital. On
their first day, it becomes clear that no
training could ever have prepared
them for the reality of the front line.
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
1pm 2 Family Ingredients
Hawai’i – Poi Hawaiian
cuisine is popular, but the most famous
dish is the most misunderstood.
1:30 2 Lidia’s Kitchen Baked
Pasta
Vintage Phoenix (See 6/20
at 9pm)
2pm 2 Simply Ming Texas 2
It’s fall in Dallas! Ming
enjoys the local fare in Texas and
meets with renowned local chefs.
2:30 2 The Mind of a Chef
Ocean David takes muscular abalone and transforms it into
something soft and supple in abalone
porridge.
44 One Day in the
American City The Love of
City (See 6/23 at 9pm) (d)
3pm 2 America’s Test Kitchen
Serving Up Noodles and
Rice (See 6/16 at 7:30pm)
44 One Day in the
American City The
Struggles of Our Cities (See 6/23 at
9:30pm) (d)
3:30 2 Cook’s Country Muffins
and Doughnuts Get a
Makeover
44 One Day in the
American City The Hope
for Our Cities (See 6/23 at 10pm) (d)
4pm 2 Steven Raichlen’s
Project Smoke Smoking
101 Learn the best way to prepare
cold-smoked scallops with smoked
tomatoes and apple-smoked ribs.
44 Genealogy Roadshow
Providence (See 6/21 at
8pm)
4:30 2 Rough Cut:
Woodworking with
Tommy Mac Child’s Chair with Steve
Brown
5pm 2 This Old House Dude,
Where’s My Victorian (See
6/23 at 8pm)
44 PBS NewsHour
Weekend
5:30 2 This Old House
The Kitchen Came Tumbling
Down (See 6/23 at 8:30pm)
44 Greater Boston
6pm 2 Castles: Britain’s
Fortified History
Instruments of Invasion (See 6/22 at
10pm)
44 Globe Trekker Puerto Rico
Zay Harding visits San
Juan, the El Yunque National Forest,
the Camuy River Caves National Park
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and the coffee-producing central
highlands.
7pm 2 Vicious Special (See
6/19 at 8pm)
44 Secrets of the Dead
Jamestown’s Dark Winter
Follow forensic
anthropologists as
they excavate the
early American
colony and uncover dark secrets.
What do the newly discovered bones
of a 14-year-old English girl reveal
about what really happened during
the winter of 1609? (d)
8pm 2 Masterpiece
Endeavour, Season 3 Ride
(See 6/19 at 9pm)
44 Nova Nazi Attack on
America (See 6/22 at 9pm)
Kings (See 6/21 at 9pm)
9:30 2 The Tunnel (See 6/19 at
10:30pm)
10pm 44 Nazi Mega Weapons
Hitler’s Killer Subs (See 6/22
at 10pm)
10:30 2 Antiques Roadshow
8pm)
11pm 44 Roadtrip Nation: Being
You Follow the transformative journeys of three young people—Stephanie, Noah, and Nicole—
as they travel cross-county to find others who, like them, learn differently
and have used that difference to build
lives doing what they love.
11:30 2 Basic Black
Sunday 26
NewsWeekly
Bonnie Erbe
WealthTrack
8:30 44 Basic Black
Gwen Ifill
10am 44 Well Read Louise Erdich’s
Larose
10:30 44 Point Taken
11am 2 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
44 Theater Talk
Belgium: Bruges and
Brussels (See 6/20 at 7:30pm)
44 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
12pm 2 Neighborhood Kitchens
Flour/Myers + Chang
44 Martha Bakes
White Bread
12:30 2 Great Performances at
the Met Turandot Hear
Swedish soprano Nina Stemme sing
the demanding title role.
44 Martha Stewart’s
Cooking School Shrimp
1pm 44 Dream of Italy Puglia
Local Tonino Benincasa
gives an introduction to the Baroque
city of Lecce with a classic car ride.
1:30 44 Music Voyager
The Exumas The islands of
Exuma are the picture perfect example
of a Caribbean paradise.
2pm 44 Pati’s Mexican Table
Mexamericana
2:30 44 BBQ with Franklin
Poultry & Sauce
Providence (See 6/21 at
8pm)
44 Simply Ming Jeremy
Sewell Chef Jeremy Sewell
makes whole black sea bass with
ginger tomatoes, pesto and squash
blossoms.
3:30 44 Lidia’s Kitchen Gnocchi
Kings (See 6/21 at 9pm)
44 Lidia’s Kitchen Brodetto
4:30 44 Bluegrass Underground
Bela Fleck & Abigail
Washburn The genre-busting Grammy
winner performs with the Nashvillebased, clawhammer banjo player.
5pm 2 Great Polar Bear Feast
(See 6/22 at 8pm)
44 PBS NewsHour
Weekend
Jared Bowen
6pm 2 Windows to the Wild
The Allagash & The Master
Guide Experience the Allagash River
with 80-year-old guide Gil Gilpatrick.
He takes guest host Scott Ellis and a
group on a week-long canoe trip.
44 Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes Two showgirls on
the lookout for rich eligible bachelors
run into numerous complications during a trip to Paris.
French Riviera: Uniquely
Chic (See 6/22 at 7:30pm)
7pm 2 Mearra: Selkie from the
Sea Experience an epic
Irish fantasy told through animated
projections, theatrical lighting, and
nine gifted musicians who weave the
beautiful and family friendly tale of a
fanciful mermaid-like creature named
Mearra.
7:30 44 Ask This Old House
Murphy Door, House
Hydrant (See 6/15 at 7pm)
8pm 2 Dancing on the Edge
See Music and Mystery,
page 17
8pm)
9pm 2 Masterpiece
Endeavour, Season 3
Arcadia The death of an artist in a
house fire leaves Oxford police baffled.
Then, when a young housewife seemingly dies of a mysterious “tummy
bug,” Morse’s investigation leads him
to an inner-city supermarket.
44 Member Favorites
10:30 2 The Tunnel The killer
claims to highlight the ills
of contemporary European society as
his second “truth” unfolds. An enigmatic hosteler crosses the paths of
Karl and Elise once more. Are they any
closer to an answer?
11pm 44 Soundstage Toby Keith
The voice behind the ultimate party song, “Red Solo Cup,” as
well as countless other hits, performs.
11:30 2 Ask This Old House
Renewable Energy Richard
and Kevin investigate mechanical
rooms on their trip to Germany and
explain why the country is a world
leader in energy efficiency.
Monday 27
6pm 2 PBS NewsHour
Renewable Energy (See
6/26 at 11:30pm)
Budapest: The Best of
Hungary Budapest, once Vienna’s partner in ruling the Austro-Hungarian
empire, feels like the capital of Eastern
Europe. It’s actually two cities—busy
Pest and noble Buda—straddling the
Danube and laced together by bridges.
Dinner in Cuba Doc
Willoughby learns all about Cuban
cuisine at La Carreta in Miami, Florida.
Then host Christopher Kimball goes
into the test kitchen with Dan Souza to
learn how to make Cuban braised
shredded beef.
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back the varnish disguising the truth,
but not before the case takes a violent
and unexpected turn.
10pm 2 POV The Look of Silence
Watch this Oscarnominated film, winner of more than
50 awards, in which an optometrist
identifies the men who killed his
brother in the 1965 Indonesian genocide.
10:30 44 This Wild Life The family
is settling into their new
life running a
safari camp and
protecting elephants in northern Kenya’s
remote Samburu
National Reserve, when Saba is called
away to rescue an injured crocodile.
11pm 44 PBS NewsHour
Defying Gravity
Taking to the skies means escaping one of the most powerful forces of
nature: gravity. But how do animals achieve this superhero feat? This
groundbreaking three-part series, co-produced by PBS and the BBC,
explores the wonder and science behind flight. Cutting-edge camera
technology and computer-generated
graphics help explain airborne
animals’ remarkable powers and
how they work. See the gravitydefying adventures of a wide range
of animals, from birds to spiders,
squirrels, lizards and fish.
Supernature—Wild Flyers
Wed, 6/29 at 8pm on WGBH 2
Tuesday 28
6pm 2 PBS NewsHour
Wildlife Garden, Floor Patch
Jenn Nawada converts a ho-hum front
yard into a wildlife oasis, and Tom
shares a secret about how to make a
wood floor patch look seamless. 7:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe
Lisbon and the Algarve
Experiencing the best of Portugal, Rick
starts in Lisbon, a ramshackle mix of
glorious old and fun-loving new.
New York Natives Julia
Collin Davison uncovers the secrets to
foolproof New York cheesecake, and
Bridget Lancaster shows host
Christopher Kimball how to make New
York bagels.
Los AngelesExamine a
family’s connection to the legendary
Hollywood pharmacy, Schwabb’s; a
link to one of the first African
American college graduates; and a
family tree wrapped in a genealogical
web.
44 Dancing on the
Edge (See 6/26 at 8pm)
Wednesday 29
6pm 2 PBS NewsHour
Potato Farm, Track Lighting
(See 6/7 at 7pm)
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How You Got Here
Discover the thrilling story of how
you were made, from the moment
of conception to the moment of
birth 280 days later. This breakthrough series follows the gestation
process, using state-of-the-art CGI
to reveal the most exquisite biological choreography found in nature.
Across three episodes, you’ll see
how 100 trillion cells come together
to make each of us a unique individual. The way you smile, the environments you thrive in, the color of
your eyes—everything about you depends on an elaborate dance of
biology that happens hidden away in the womb, all timed to precision.
9 Months That Made You
Wed, 6/29 at 10pm on WGBH 2
9pm 2 The Greeks Rise of the
Individual As ancient
Greeks strive for excellence, strife
proves to be an inescapable certainty.
And it’s not long before the rising civilization and all that it promises will
face its gravest tests.
44 Masterpiece
Endeavour, Season 3:
Arcadia (See 6/26 at 9pm)
10pm 2 Frontline Policing the
Police Go inside the Newark
Police Department—one of many
troubled forces in America ordered to
reform. Jelani Cobb examines allegations of police abuses and the challenge of fixing a broken relationship
with the community.
10:30 44 The Tunnel (See 6/26 at
10:30pm)
11pm 2 Point Taken
44 PBS NewsHour
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44 Midsomer Murders
Talking to the Dead (Pt. 1)
Two couples living on the edge of
Barton Woods disappear, leaving the
village abuzz with rumors of supernatural causes.
Vintage Secaucus See
what’s happened to appraisal values
since Roadshow’s 1997 visit.
44 Vera Telling Tales Vera
sets out to retrospectively
resolve the mystery of an 11-year-old
murder, delving into the secrets and
lies of a small community. She strips
in two, discover how forces of almost
unimaginable power gave birth to
North America.
DI Goodman’s aunt visits,
and becomes the only witness to a
murder.
10pm 2 9 Months That Made
You The First 8 Weeks See
How You Got Here, page 20
44 Castles: Britain’s
Fortified History
Kingdom of Conquest See the story of
Edward I, who turned the castle into
an instrument of colonization.
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
Thursday 30
6pm 2 PBS NewsHour
Washer/Dryer, Chandelier
(See 6/8 at 7pm)
England’s Bath & York Rick
explores Roman hot springs, cruises
quiet canals, marvels at England’s
finest Gothic church and gets a surprising dose of Viking history as he enjoys
England’s easy urban delights.
A Hearty Fall Feast Test
cook Dan Souza shows host
roasted rack of lamb, and Bridget
Lancaster prepares root vegetable
gratin.
8pm 2 This Old House Bracing
the Basement Tommy
replaces rotten lally columns in the
basement, and Norm removes the
marble sink and claw-foot tub from
the guest bath to restore them.
44 Father Brown
The Resurrectionists Father
Brown is determined to find out why
the body of a young man was taken
from his graveyard.
8:30 2 This Old House It’s All
About the Beams Tommy
installs flitch beams in the kitchen,
Kevin goes to West Virginia to see how
laminated veneer lumber is made, and
Richard finds a rear-mounted toilet on
the 3rd floor.
44 Miss Fisher’s Murder
Mysteries Death Do Us
Part When the man intent on murdering Henry Fisher escapes police custody, Phryne must put all misgivings
aside to protect her father.
10pm 44 The Crimson Field
(Pt. 2) The hospital readies
for a convoy of new patients. With
resources stretched, Sister Joan sees a
chance for the volunteers’ skills to be
put to good use, but Sister Margaret
doesn’t think they’re ready.
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
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Sevilla Sevilla is the
flamboyant city of Carmen and Don
Juan. It has soul, and Rick feels it in its
lacy Moorish palace, massive cathedral, lavish royal tombs, labyrinthine
Jewish quarter and its people-filled
streets.
A Hearty Start to the Day
Becky Hays makes eggs piperade, and
Julia Collin Davison shows Chris how to
prepare 100-percent whole wheat
pancakes.
8pm 2 Supernature—Wild
Flyers See Defying
Gravity, page 20
44 The Doctor Blake
Mysteries A Night to
Remember A famous actress stuns
everyone by dropping dead onstage.
Convinced the killer is still in the room,
Chief Superintendent Munro locks all
the doors and gives Blake just one
night to prove himself by solving the
murder.
9pm 2 Nova Making North
America: Origins See the
epic 3-billion-year story of how our
continent came to be. From palm trees
that once flourished in Alaska to huge
eruptions that nearly tore the Midwest
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produces such original series as Local, USA,
featuring diverse stories culled from
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Digital: 2.2 RCN: 94
ReFramed, a showcase for independent
Comcast: 209 Cox:
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films by and about communities of
difference. Look for these World offerings
FiOS:
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in June.
School Spirit
Get an up-close look at a
remarkable tradition at
Spencer Elementary
Technology Academy in
Chicago’s crime-ridden
Austin neighborhood.
Every May, in defiance of
the low expectations the
outside world attaches to
them, the students and teachers of each homeroom “adopt” a college—
learning its colors, its requirements, and its activities (including learning
braille for the Royal College for the Blind!)—in a spirited competition that
rewards all the participants with a tangible sense of the possibilities that are
open to them.
America ReFramed/College Week Tue, 6/7 at 8pm
Empowering Women
Following the annulment of
her father’s victory in Nigeria’s
presidential election and her
mother’s assassination by
agents of the military dictatorship, Hafsat Abiola faces
the challenge of transforming
a corrupt culture of governance into a democracy capable of serving Nigeria’s most
marginalized population: women. The Supreme Price is a feature length documentary film that traces the evolution of the Pro-Democracy Movement in
Nigeria and the efforts to dismantle the patriarchal structure of the society
and increase participation of women in leadership roles.
Global Voices/The Supreme Price
Sun, 6/12 at 10pm
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James Broughton’s advice, “Follow your own Weird,” animates this documentary, which chronicles how the little-known filmmaker and poet fought
against the grain of dominant culture to live authentically. His story shows
what it means to be yourself, how
creating art can keep you from losing
hope, and how you can find true
love—and yourself—at 62, or any
age. Big Joy provides a humorous
antidote to the cynicism and materialism of our age.
Big Joy: The Adventures of James
Broughton
Tue, 6/14 at 7pm
Public Persecution
Fifty years ago, a littleknown investigative committee led by senator
Charley Johns sought to
remove homosexuals from
Florida’s state universities.
As a result, over 200 gay
and lesbian students and
teachers were expelled or
fired. Featuring two of the victims and one interrogator, this film exposes
the committee’s subversive activities and how its effects are still felt today. It
traces the committee’s origins in the era of McCarthyism and anti-gay propaganda while telling the personal stories of those intimately involved with its
activities.
The Committee
Wed, 6/15 at 7pm
Reaching for the Stars
Sepideh is a young Iranian
woman who dares to dream—
of a future as an astronaut.
Full of hope and longing, she
watches recordings of the
first female Iranian in space,
Anousheh Ansari. But not
everyone appreciates her
boundless ambition, as her
family will do anything to keep her on the ground. Her mother and uncle are
worried that she doesn’t want to learn to cook, hardly ever visits her family,
and doesn’t seem to be thinking about marriage at all. Will the expectations
of those around her thwart Sepideh’s big dreams?
Global Voices/Sepideh
Sun, 6/19 at 10pm
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Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Sun (6/26)
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Great Performances at the Met
Turandot Sun (6/26) 12:30pm on 2
Mearra: Selkie from the Sea Sun
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Open Studio with Jared Bowen Every
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Soundstage Toby Keith Sun (6/26) 11pm
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Theater Talk Sun (6/26) 11am on 44
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The Crimson Field (Pt. 1) Mon (6/6)
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Dancing on the Edge Sun (6/26)
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(6/28) 2am on 44, Tue (6/28) 5am, 1am
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Death in Paradise Every Wed 9pm
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The Doctor Blake Mysteries
(Australia) A Night to Remember Wed
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By the Southern Cross Wed (6/22)
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44, Fri (6/17) 1am on 2
Masterpiece Endeavour, Season 3
Arcadia Sun (6/26) 9pm on 2, Mon (6/27)
1:30am on 44, Tue (6/28) 3am; 9pm on
44, Wed (6/29) 2am on 2 Ride Sun
(6/19) 9pm on 2, Mon (6/20) 1:30am on
44, Tue (6/21) 3am, 9pm on 44, Wed
(6/22) 2am on 2, Sat (6/25) 8pm on 2
Midsomer Murders Days of Misrule
(Pt. 1) Mon (6/13) 8pm on 44, Tue (6/14)
1am on 2 Days of Misrule (Pt. 2) Mon
(6/20) 8pm on 44, Tue (6/21) 1am on 2
Talking to the Dead (Pt. 1) Mon (6/27)
8pm on 44, Tue (6/28) 1am on 2 The
Magician’s Nephew (Pt. 2) Mon (6/6)
8pm on 44, Tue (6/7) 1am on 2
Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries
(Australia) Blood and Money Thu (6/2)
9pm on 44, Fri (6/3) 2am on 2 Death
at the Grand Thu (6/16) 9pm on 44, Fri
(6/17) 2am on 2 Death Do Us Part Thu
(6/30) 9pm on 44 Death & Hysteria
Thu (6/9) 9pm on 44, Fri (6/10) 2am on 2
Game, Set & Murder Thu (6/23) 9pm
on 44, Fri (6/24) 2am on 2
Moone Boy (Ireland) Fri (6/24) 8pm
on 2, Sat (6/25) 5am on 2
The Tunnel Sun (6/19) 10:30pm on
2, Mon (6/20) 3am on 44, Tue (6/21)
4:30am,10:30pm on 44, Sat (6/25)
9:30pm on 2, Sun (6/26) 10:30pm on 2,
Mon (6/27) 3am on 44, Tue (6/28) 4:30am
on 44, Tue (6/28) 10:30pm on 44
Vera Hidden Depths Mon (6/20)
9pm on 44 Telling Tales Mon (6/27)
9pm on 44
Vicious Special Sun (6/19) 8pm on
2, Mon (6/20) 12:30am on 44; 5am on 2,
Tue (6/21) 2am, 8pm on 44; 5am on 2,
Wed (6/22) 1am on 2, Sat (6/25) 7pm
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6/27-6/30) 11:30am on 44, Fri (6/24)
11:30am on 44, Sat (6/25) 3pm on 2
BBQ with Franklin Sun (6/26) 2:30pm
on 44
Cook’s Country Sat (6/25) 3:30pm on 2
Family Ingredients Hawai’i - Poi Sat
(6/25) 1pm on 2
Jacques Pepin: Heart & Soul Sat (6/25)
11am on 2
Lidia’s Kitchen Mon-Thu (6/20-6/23,
6/27-6/30) 11am on 44, Fri (6/24) 11am
on 44, Sat (6/25) 1:30pm on 2, Sun (6/26)
3:30pm, 4pm on 44
Martha Bakes Mon-Thu (6/20-6/23,
6/27-6/30) 10am on 44, Fri (6/24) 10am
on 44, Sat (6/25) 11:30am on 2, Sun
(6/26) 12pm on 44
Martha Stewart’s Cooking School
Every Mon-Fri 9:30am on 44 Sun
(6/26) 12:30pm on 44
The Mind of a Chef Sat (6/25) 2:30pm
on 2
Neighborhood Kitchens Sun (6/26)
12pm on 2
Pati’s Mexican Table Every Mon-Fri 9am
on 44, Sun (6/26) 2pm on 44
Rough Cut – Woodworking with
Tommy Mac Sat (6/25) 4:30pm on 2,
Sun (6/26) 5:30am on 2
Sara’s Weeknight Meals Mon (6/206/23, 6/27-6/30) 10:30am on 44, Fri
(6/24) 10:30am on 44, Sat (6/25)
12:30pm on 2
Simply Ming Sat (6/25) 2pm on 2, Sun
(6/26) 3pm on 44
Steven Raichlen’s Project Smoke Sat
(6/25) 4pm on 2, Sun (6/26) 5am on 2
This Old House Thu (6/23) 8pm, 8:30pm
on 2, Sat (6/25) 5pm, 5:30pm on 2, Thu
(6/30) 8pm, 8:30pm on 2
This Old House Hour Every Fri 1am on
44; 4am on 2, Sat 5am on 44 Also Sun
(6/5) 12am on 2
Supper Club San Francisco (Pt. 1) Sat
(6/25) 12pm on 2
Victory Garden’s EdibleFeast Sat
(6/25) 11am on 44
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American Masters Joffrey: Mavericks
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Antiques Roadshow Every Tue 1am on
44 Also Thu (6/9) 4am on 44, Tue
(6/14) 2am on 44; 5am on 2, Mon (6/20,
6/27) 8pm, 9pm on 2, Tue (6/21, 6/28)
12pm, 1pm on 44, Sat (6/25) 12:30pm,
1:30pm on 44; 10:30pm on 2, Sun (6/26)
8pm on 44, Tue (6/28) 4am on 2, Wed
(6/29) 5am on 44
Castles: Britain’s Fortified History
Instruments of Invasion Wed (6/22)
10pm on 44, Sat (6/25) 6pm on 2
Kingdom of Conquest Wed (6/29) 10pm
on 44
The Draft Wed (6/15) 2am on 44; 5am
on 2, Thu (6/16) 4am on 44, Sat (6/18)
4am on 44
Genealogy Roadshow Boston Tue
(6/14) 8pm on 2, Wed (6/15) 1am, 3am
on 44, Thu (6/16) 5am, 10pm on 44, Sat
(6/18) 1am on 2; 4pm on 44, Sun (6/19)
12am on 2, Mon (6/20) 5am, 12pm on 44
Houston Thu (6/2) 5am on 44, Sat
(6/4) 3am on 2; 4am on 44, Mon (6/6)
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on 2, Thu (6/30) 5am on 44 Our
Favorite Stories Wed (6/8) 1am on 44,
Thu (6/9) 5am on 44, Mon (6/13) 5am on
44 Providence Tue (6/21) 8pm on 2,
Wed (6/22) 1am, 12pm on 44, Thu (6/23)
5am on 44, Sat (6/25) 1am on 2; 4pm on
44, Sun (6/26) 3pm on 2, Mon (6/27)
5am, 12pm on 44
The Greeks Cavemen to Kings Tue (6/21)
9pm on 2, Wed (6/22) 2am, 1pm on 44;
5am on 2, Thu (6/23) 4am on 44, Fri
(6/24) 2am on 44; 5am on 2, Sat (6/25)
2am on 2; 9pm on 44, Sun (6/26) 4pm on
2, Mon (6/27) 1pm on 44 Rise of the
Individual Tue (6/28) 9pm on 2, Wed
(6/29) 2am, 1pm on 44; 5am on 2, Thu
(6/30) 4am on 44
Wed (6/22) 10pm on 2, Thu (6/23) 3am
on 44, Fri (6/24) 3am on 44, Sat (6/25)
4am, 10pm on 44, Sun (6/26) 2am on 2,
Mon (6/27) 4am on 44
Pioneers of Television Carol Burnett &
The Funny Ladies Sat (6/4) 3:30am on 44,
Sun (6/5) 4:30am on 44
Secrets of the Dead Jamestown’s Dark
Winter Thu (6/2) 4am on 44, Sat (6/25)
7pm on 44 Teotihuacan’s Lost Kings
Fri (6/10) 5am on 2
Skeletons of the Sahara Thu (6/9) 1am
on 44; 4am on 2, Fri (6/10) 4am on 44,
Sun (6/12) 2am on 44; 5am on 2
The War of 1812 Wed (6/8) 2am on 44,
Fri (6/10) 2am on 44, Sun (6/12) 3am on
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6/11, 6/18) 5am on 2, Mon (6/20, 6/27)
12am on 44, Wed (6/22, 6/29) 3:30am on
2, Thu (6/23) 1pm, 1:30pm on 44, Fri
(6/24) 1:30pm on 44, Sat (6/25) 12pm on
44, Sun (6/26) 7:30pm on 44; 11:30pm
on 2
Dream of Italy Puglia Sun (6/26) 1pm
on 44
Family Travel with Colleen Kelly
Ireland - Emerald Isle from the City to
the Countryside Sat (6/25) 11:30am on
44
Globe Trekker Puerto Rico Sat (6/25)
6pm on 44
Great Old Amusement Parks Tue (6/7)
2am on 44; 5am on 2, Wed (6/8) 4am on
44, Mon (6/13) 4am on 44
Music Voyager The Exumas Sun (6/26)
1:30pm on 44
Program about Unusual Buildings &
Other Roadside Stuff Fri (6/17) 3am on
44, Mon (6/20) 4am, 1pm on 44
Rick Steves’ Europe Belfast and the
Best of Northern Ireland Tue (6/14) 7am
on 44, Wed (6/15) 12:30am on 44
Belgium: Bruges and Brussels Fri (6/17)
7am on 44, Sat (6/18) 12:30am on 44,
Mon (6/20) 7:30pm on 2, Sun (6/26)
11:30am on 2 Budapest: The Best of
Hungary Thu (6/23) 7am on 44, Fri (6/24)
12:30am on 44, Mon (6/27) 7:30pm on 2
Central Turkey Wed (6/29) 7am on 44,
Thu (6/30) 12:30am on 44 England’s
Bath & York Thu (6/30) 7:30pm on 2
France’s Loire: Chateau Country Thu
(6/30) 7am on 44 French Riviera:
Uniquely Chic Tue (6/21) 7am on 44, Wed
(6/22) 12:30am on 44; 7:30pm on 2, Sun
(6/26) 6:30pm on 2 Highlights of
Castile: Toledo and Salamanca Fri (6/10)
7am on 44, Sat (6/11) 12:30am on 44
Highlights of Paris: Eiffel and Monet to
Creme Brulee Thu (6/16) 7am on 44, Fri
(6/17) 12:30am on 44 Italy’s Great Hill
Towns Fri (6/3) 7am on 44, Sat (6/4)
12:30am on 44 Lisbon and the Algarve
Fri (6/24) 7am on 44, Sat (6/25) 12:30am
on 44, Tue (6/28) 7:30pm on 2 London:
Mod and Trad Wed (6/15) 7am on 44, Thu
(6/16) 12:30am on 44 Milan and Lake
Como Wed (6/1) 7am on 44, Thu (6/2)
12:30am on 44 Normandy: War-Torn
Yet Full of Life Mon (6/13) 7am on 44, Tue
(6/14) 12:30am on 44 Poland
Rediscovered: Krakow, Auschwitz and
Warsaw Wed (6/22) 7am on 44, Thu
(6/23) 12:30am on 44; 7:30pm on 2
Provence: Legendary Light, Wind and
Wine Mon (6/20) 7am on 44, Tue (6/21)
12:30am on 44; 7:30pm on 2 Rick
Steves’ Europe: The Making Of Wed (6/8)
7am on 44, Thu (6/9) 12:30am on 44
Salzburg and Surroundings Tue (6/7)
7am on 44, Wed (6/8) 12:30am on 44
Sevilla Mon (6/27) 7am on 44, Tue (6/28)
12:30am on 44, Wed (6/29) 7:30pm on 2
The Majesty of Madrid Thu (6/9) 7am
on 44, Fri (6/10) 12:30am on 44
Tuscany’s Dolce Vita Thu (6/2) 7am on 44,
Fri (6/3) 12:30am on 44 Vienna Mon
(6/6) 7am on 44, Tue (6/7) 12:30am on 44
Western Turkey Tue (6/28) 7am on 44,
Wed (6/29) 12:30am on 44
Ride Along the Lincoln Highway Fri
(6/3) 2am on 44; 5am on 2, Mon (6/6)
4am on 44
Roadtrip Nation: Being You Sat (6/25)
11pm on 44
Rudy Maxa’s World Every Mon-Fri 8am
on 44
Travelscope Every Mon-Fri 7:30am on 44
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5:30am on 44, Sun (6/26) 4:30am on 44,
Tue (6/28) 5:30am on 44
Basic Black Fri (6/24) 7:30pm on 2, Sat
(6/25) 11:30pm on 2, Sun (6/26) 8:30am
on 44
BBC World News America Every MonFri 5:30pm on 2
Charlie Rose Every Mon-Fri 6am on 44;
11pm on 2 Also Mon (6/20) 11:30pm
on 2, Tue (6/21, 6/28) 11:30pm on 2
Charlie Rose: The Week Every Fri 11pm
on 44, Sat 1:30am on 44; 4:30am on 2,
Sun 5:30am, 7:30am on 44, Fri (6/10,
6/17) 9:30pm on 44, Sun (6/12, 6/19)
10:30am on 44
Consuelo Mack WealthTrack Every Sun
7am on 44 Also Tue (6/7, 6/14, 6/21)
4am on 2
Frontline Being Mortal Tue (6/21) 10pm
on 2, Wed (6/22) 3am on 44, Fri (6/24)
10pm on 44, Sun (6/26) 2am on 44
Policing the Police Tue (6/28) 10pm on 2
The Fantasy Sports Gamble Sun (6/5)
2am on 44; 5am on 2
Greater Boston Every Mon-Fri 7pm on 2,
Thu-Sat 12am on 2, Fri 9pm on 44, Sun
8am on 44 Also Tue (6/7, 6/14, 6/28)
12am on 2, Wed (6/8, 6/15) 12am on 2,
Tue (6/21) 12:30am on 2, Wed (6/22,
6/29) 12:30am on 2, Sat (6/25) 5:30pm
on 44
Independent Lens Trapped Mon (6/20)
10pm on 2, Wed (6/22) 4am on 44, Sun
(6/26) 3am on 44
McLaughlin Group Every Fri 8:30pm on
44, Sun 9:30am on 44
One Day in the American City The
Hope for Our Cities Thu (6/23) 10pm on 2,
Fri (6/24) 1pm on 44, Sat (6/25) 3:30pm
on 44 The Love of City Thu (6/23) 9pm
on 2, Fri (6/24) 12pm on 44, Sat (6/25)
2:30pm on 44 The Struggles of Our
Cities Thu (6/23) 9:30pm on 2, Fri (6/24)
12:30pm on 44, Sat (6/25) 3pm on 44
PBS NewsHour Every Mon-Fri 6pm on 2,
Mon, Wed, Thu 11pm on 44, Fri 11:30pm
on 44 Also Tue (6/7, 6/14) 11pm on 44,
Tue (6/21, 6/28) 11:30pm on 44
PBS NewsHour Weekend Sat (6/25)
5pm on 44, Sun (6/26) 5pm on 44
Point Taken Fri (6/3, 6/24) 9:30pm on
44, Sun (6/5, 6/26) 10:30am on 44, Tue
(6/21, 6/28) 11pm on 2
POV After Tiller Wed (6/15) 4am on 44,
Sun (6/19) 3am on 44 Of Men and War
Sat (6/4) 2am on 44, Sun (6/5) 3am on 44
Out in the Night Wed (6/8) 5am on 2;
5am on 44, Mon (6/13) 10pm on 2, Tue
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Mon (6/27) 10pm on 2, Wed (6/29) 3am
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(6/13) 3am on 44 War and Peace Mon
(6/6) 3am on 44
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Every Sun 6:30am on 44, Mon 4:30am
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Washington Week with Gwen Ifill
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on 2, Sun 5am, 9am on 44
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Almanac Sun (6/12) 10am on 44
Helen Oyeyemi’s What Is Yours Is Not
Yours Sun (6/5) 10am on 44 Louise
Erdich’s Larose Sun (6/26) 10am on 44
Timothy Egan, The Immortal Irishman
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Best of Big Blue Live Thu (6/16) 1am
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Sun (6/19) 2am on 44; 5am on 2
Genius by Stephen Hawking What Are
We? Wed (6/1) 9pm on 2, Thu (6/2) 2am
on 44; 5am on 2, Fri (6/3) 3am on 44, Sat
(6/4) 1am on 2 Where Are We? Wed
(6/1) 10pm on 2, Thu (6/2) 3am on 44, Fri
(6/3) 4am on 44, Sat (6/4) 2am on 2
Great Polar Bear Feast Wed (6/22) 8pm
on 2, Thu (6/23) 1am, 12pm on 44; 4am
on 2, Fri (6/24) 4am on 44, Sun (6/26)
12am, 5pm on 2
Katmai: Alaska’s Wild Peninsula Sat
(6/11) 3:30am on 44, Wed (6/15, 6/22)
5:30am on 44, Sun (6/19) 4:30am on 44
Life on Fire Phoenix Temple Thu (6/16)
3am on 44, Fri (6/17) 2am on 44; 5am
on 2
Nova Cyberwar Threat Thu (6/9) 2am on
44; 5am on 2, Fri (6/10) 5am on 44, Sun
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Earthquakes Thu (6/16) 2am on 44; 5am
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1am on 44; 4am on 2 Invisible
Universe Revealed Thu (6/2) 1am on 44;
4am on 2, Fri (6/3) 5am on 44, Sun (6/5)
1am on 44; 4am on 2 Making North
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Thu (6/30) 2am, 1pm on 44; 5am on 2
Nazi Attack on America Wed (6/22) 9pm
on 2, Thu (6/23) 2am on 44; 5am on 2, Fri
(6/24) 5am on 44, Sat (6/25) 8pm on 44,
Sun (6/26) 1am on 44; 1am, 4am on 2
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Gravity Wed (6/29) 8pm on 2, Thu (6/30)
1am, 12pm on 44; 4am on 2
This Wild Life Mon (6/20, 6/27) 10:30pm
on 44
Windows to the Wild The Allagash &
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99.5 WCRB
Fun in the Afternoon
By Anthony Rudel
99.5 WCRB Station Manager
Every weekday afternoon, sometime before 3pm, Chris Voss pokes his head
into my office and gives me a preview of his daily trivia question, a feature
that listeners enjoy as they make their way home. The question is only one
element in what has become WCRB’s popular afternoon drive show, and,
since Chris just celebrated his first anniversary as host, I’d like to take this
opportunity to give you a little background about how he got here and why
he’s succeeded.
Though he loves music, Chris never intended to become a radio
announcer; he wanted to be an opera singer, and, blessed with a warm, resonant bass-baritone, he seemed to be well on his way. He even got his Master
of Music in Vocal Performance and was starring in opera productions, but the
best laid plans can often go off the rails, and Chris found himself back in
Boston looking for a career that was more stable than the opera world. That’s
when he came to WCRB and, as they say, the rest is history.
After some intense training, the singer/performer morphed into a radio
personality whose love of the music comes across with each piece he plays.
He loves connecting with listeners, especially children, who seem to respond
to his warmth and
passion, and he cherishes the notes and
cards he receives from
listeners of all ages.
Perhaps what
makes weekday afternoons on WCRB work is
that Chris is having
fun, and that enthusiasm pours through the
speakers. But his role
at WCRB goes beyond the afternoon show; after all, who better than an
escaped, former opera singer to host WCRB’s Sunday Night at the Opera? Each
week, Chris picks another great recording and presents it in its entirety, add-
What’s on 99.5 WCRB
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Monday–Friday
5am Mornings with Laura Carlo
10am Classical Music with Cathy Fuller
3pm Classical Music with Chris Voss
8pm Classical Music with Alan McLellan
8pm The Symphony at 8
ing his unique perspective. He’s also a fan of art songs—actually he’s a fan of
all vocal music—so, when there’s extra time, you can bet he’ll play some
pretty interesting selections for you.
In June, Chris has chosen some of his favorites, and it’s a wide range:
June 5 brings together three great one-act operas: Cavalleria Rusticana,
Pagliacci, and Gianni Schicchi; June 12 features Carmen in a splendid recording starring Tatiana Troyanos, Placido Domingo, and Jose Van Dam; June 19
takes us to Scotland for Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor; and finally on June
26, we’ll end the month with a dynamic performance of Mozart’s Don
Giovanni. Tune in Chris weekdays at 3pm, and Sunday evenings at 8pm to
join the fun.
Speaking of Sundays, this month we have two specials. On June 12 at
7pm, WCRB is delighted to bring you a performance of the passionate,
intense Fauré Requiem by local groups A Far Cry and Blue Heron. We recorded
this concert last winter at the Old South Church. Then on Sunday June 26,
join Brian McCreath for a two-hour Tanglewood Preview. Brian will guide
you through the highlights of the season, which will include 21 broadcasts
from the Koussevitzky Music Shed. Don’t miss the preview or any part of the
summer season WCRB has in store for you.
Have a great month, and take us with you wherever you go: find our
free streaming app in iTunes or the Google Play Store, or listen online at
ClassicalWCRB.org.
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WCAI, Cape and Islands NPR Station
The Perfect Job
By Mindy Todd, WCAI host and managing director for editorial
Mark Faherty has taken over the bird beat at WCAI. As science coordinator
at Mass Audubon’s Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, he says he can’t imagine
a job more perfect for him.
“A lifetime of otherwise useless natural history knowledge filed away in
my head is now of use to people,” Faherty says. “And I get to do research that
directly impacts local conservation issues, like our horseshoe crab work and
beach nesting shorebird protection.”
While his current
research projects involve
everything from oysters and
horseshoe crabs, to bats and
butterflies, he says birds are
his first love.
“Birds are art, birds are
music, birds are geography,”
Faherty says. “They are a reason to get outside and explore new places, but also a reason to stare out your
kitchen window because you never know what might turn up—anything
What’s on WCAI
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Designers Bill Miller, Tong-Mei Chan
from a wayward hummingbird from the Rocky Mountains to a Eurasian
songbird could be there because birds have wings and regularly get lost.”
Faherty has led birding trips for Mass Audubon since 2002. He has
studied bird ecology for the last 20 years, working on research projects in
Kenya, Florida, Texas, California, Arizona, Mexico and the Pacific Northwest.
He was a counter for the famous River of Raptors hawk watch in Veracruz,
Mexico, and has birded in Africa, Panama, Belize, and both Eastern and
Western Europe.
Of course his primary focus on the radio will be the birds in our own
backyard. “Birds herald the change of seasons and the change of climate,”
Faherty says. “During my lifetime several species have moved their ranges
north into Massachusetts due to climate change.”
The Bird Report can be heard Wednesdays at 8:45am and 5:45 pm. And
Faherty joins me for Bird News on The Point the second Tuesday of the month
at 9am. The program also is rebroadcast later that day at 7pm.
“I love recording the weekly Bird Report,” he says. “I’ll take any excuse to
talk about birds, and it’s nice that someone other than my family, friends or
coworkers will be listening.”
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