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Antiques Roadshow reveals Boston finds | 11
American Experience presents
The Abolitionists | 12
Music of the abolitionists | 26
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Tuesday 1
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Londonderry
7:30
2 Rick Steves’ Europe
Rome: Ancient Glory
44 America’s Test Kitchen
A Slow and Easy
Thanksgiving
8pm 2 Great Performances
From Vienna: The New
Year’s Celebration 2013 Join host Julie
Andrews for the annual New Year’s
celebration at vienna’s Musikverein.
44 Antiques Roadshow
Orlando, Florida (Pt. 2)
9pm 44 Masterpiece Classic
Downton Abbey Season 2
(Pt. 6)
6pm
volcanoes are among the most spectacular and powerful forces on our
planet. They create new land, change landscapes and destroy civilizations. This six-part series takes you from the depths of the oceans to
the tops of snow-covered summits to reveal what is needed to survive
around volcanoes. See how volcanologists try to predict eruptions and
protect people, find out how sooty terns and Alvin shrimp have
learned to cope with conditions in the Tongan archipelago, and more.
Life on Fire on WGBH 2
Icelandic Volcanoes: Who Is Next?
Phoenix Temple
Wed, 1/2 at 10pm
Wed, 1/23 at 10pm
Volcano Doctors
Ash Runners
Wed, 1/9 at 10pm
Wed, 1/30 at 10pm
The Surprise Salmon
Wed, 1/16 at 10pm
WGBH is building a library of mobile apps for your iPhone or iPad, offering
you and your family fresh, interactive content. We have apps for all ages,
and every month we will choose one (or more) to highlight.
Martha Speaks to Kids
Education is at the heart of WGBH’s mission, and apps have proven to
be an effective learning tool for children. Take the Martha Speaks Dog
Party iPhone app inspired by WGBH’s curriculum-based television series
Martha Speaks. Independent studies show that playing the app gives
kids a 31 percent vocabulary boost.
Building on the success of Dog Party, WGBH this fall launched two
new Martha apps: Martha Speaks Story Maker for iPhones, and Martha
Speaks Word Spinner for iPads. With Story Maker, kids can create eight
different stories with Martha, who then reads their stories aloud. Word
Spinner gets the whole family involved, giving up to four players the
chance to compete in six fun and interactive mini-games. Along the
way, kids develop their storytelling and oral vocabulary skills.
Apps like Dog Party can get kids talking about the words they are
learning, says Bill Shribman, senior executive producer for WGBH’s
Children’s Media. “When kids say words out loud something magical
happens,” Shribman says. “They begin to understand the meaning of
the words they hear. It’s amazing to see learning in action.”
The Martha Speaks Dog Party, Story Maker and Word Spinner apps are
available on iTunes.
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Broadway Musicals:
A Jewish Legacy Find out why the
Broadway musical has proven to be
such fertile territory for Jewish artists
of all kinds.
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
9:30
Wednesday 2
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Compilation 3
7:30
Rome: Baroque Brilliance
A Latin Celebration
8pm 2 Nature Broken Tail:
A Tiger’s Last Journey Trace
the incredible journey of Broken Tail,
6pm
2
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a tiger cub killed after an escape from
an Indian tiger reserve. (d)
44 Lark Rise to
Candleford
9pm 2 Nova Doomsday Volcanoes
Find out what can be done
to prepare for the inevitable disaster
following a volcanic eruption in
Iceland.
44 Doc Martin
10pm 2 Life on Fire Icelandic
Volcanoes: Who Is Next?
See In Fire’s Shadow, page 8
44 Waking the Dead
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
Thursday 3
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Montacute 1
7:30
Rome: Back-Street Riches
New York-Style Pizza at
Home
8pm 2 Roadside Stories Meet a
man on a mission. John is
on his way to the national toboggan
races in Camden, Maine. He stops at
6pm
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our roadside stand and takes us on a
journey. From the slippery slopes of
the icy shoot to the open country side
of the vineyards in Winterport, this
food writer is always on the lookout
for the next best edible to write about.
44 Nova Doomsday Volcanoes
(See 1/2 at 9pm)
8:30
2 Windows to the Wild
New Scouts, Old Scouts
Boy Scouts from around New
Hampshire demonstrate their winter
skills, including building a fire, ice rescue, first aid and hypothermia treatment.
9pm 2 Mr. Cao Goes to
Washington See what
happens when
political rookie
Joseph Cao meets
the racial and
partisan politics of
the South.
44 Frontline
10pm 2 Electoral Dysfunction
This documentary, starring
political humorist Mo Rocca, uses
humor to take an irreverent look at
voting in America.
44 Globe Trekker Sydney to
Santiago (d)
11pm 44 PBS NewsHour
Special Offer $10 off tickets with WGBH MemberCard!
11:30
2 Charlie Rose
Friday 4
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Montacute 2
7:30
2 Basic Black
44 Neighborhood Kitchens
Simply Khmer
8pm 2 Washington Week
44 This Old House Hour
8:30
2 McLaughlin Group
Paul Simon’s Graceland
Journey: Under African Skies See
African Homecoming, this page
44 Market Warriors
Antiquing in Canton, TX
(Pt. 1)
10pm 44 Moyers & Company
11pm 2 Need to Know
44 PBS NewsHour
11:30 2 Charlie Rose
6pm
2
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Saturday 5
11am
2 Antiques Roadshow
Orlando, FL (Pt. 3)
44 History Detectives
2 The Mind of a Chef
Memory
44 Nature Broken Tail:
A Tiger’s Last Journey (See
1/2 at 8pm) (d)
12:30 2 Hubert Keller: Secrets
of a Chef
1pm 2 The French Chef
Terrines and Pates
44 Nova Doomsday Volcanoes
(See 1/2 at 9pm)
1:30
2 Lidia’s Italy in America
Sicily in New York City
2pm 2 Simply Ming Rice Pilaf
with Guest Ellie Krieger
44 Ask This Old House
2:30
2 Martha Stewart’s
Cooking School Steaming
44 Mr. Cao Goes to
Washington (See 1/3 at
9pm)
3pm 2 America’s Test Kitchen
A Latin Celebration
3:30
2 Cook’s Country
Super-Easy Comfort Food
Broadway Musicals:
A Jewish Legacy (See 1/1 at 9:30pm)
4pm 2 Neighborhood Kitchens
Orinoco
4:30
2 Rough Cut Carved Frame
12pm
African Homecoming
Valid with current WGBH MemberCard (shown at box office). Two tickets per card, per production.
Paul Simon’s Graceland album, an experiment in cross-cultural
collaboration, sold 14 million albums worldwide and won two
Grammy awards. While now considered by some as one of the most
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released in 1986 during the reign of apartheid. In 2011, film-maker
Joe Berlinger captured Simon’s return to South Africa, where Simon
reunited and performed with several of the musicians involved in the
original album, and reflected on the landmark events from
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Fri, 1/4 at 9pm on WGBH 2
Just in time for the new year, Downton Abbey is returning on WGBH’s
Masterpiece, with seven new episodes that take you back inside the
majestic and melodramatic English country estate. Last season closed
with the reluctant heir to Downton, Matthew Crawley (Dan Stevens),
recovered from his war wounds and ready to tie the knot with the
eldest of Lord and Lady Grantham’s daughters, Lady Mary (Michelle
Dockery). Meanwhile, Mary’s youngest sister, Sybil (Jessica BrownFindlay), had eloped to Ireland with the political-minded chauffeur,
Branson (Allen Leech), and was expecting a child.
A tantalizing glimpse ahead: Downton’s
impeccable butler, Carson (Jim Carter),
breaks in a new footman, who happens to
be the nephew of the scheming lady’s
maid O’Brien (Siobhan Finneran). Following
Matthew and Mary’s engagement, Lord
Grantham sticks to his duty to maintain
Downton more firmly than ever—even as other great houses are
crippled psychologically and financially in the wake of World War I.
In this changing landscape nothing is assured. Could it be that even
the war-weary Crawleys must fight a new battle to safeguard their
beloved Downton?
Masterpiece Classic/Downton Abbey Season 3
Sun, 1/6, 1/13, 1/20 & 1/27 at 9pm on WGBH 2
Premiere on 1/6 is two hours; episodes 2–4 are one hour each.
The season concludes with three episodes in February.
Crossing the Pond
When producers sought an actress to
play the formidable American mother
of Downton Abbey’s New York-bred
Countess of Grantham (Elizabeth
McGovern), they had to look no
further than the legendary Shirley
MacLaine. With six Academy Award
nominations, more than 50 feature
films and a current one-woman show
to her credit, the Hollywood veteran was the perfect fit for the part.
Her character, Martha Levinson, arrives just before the nuptials of Lady
Mary and Matthew Crawley, and in no time raises the hackles of her
British counterpart, the indomitable Dowager Countess of Grantham
(Dame Maggie Smith). Step back, and let the parrying begin!
Sunday 6
6am 44 Antiques Roadshow Orlando, FL (Pt. 2)
7am 44 Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
7:30 44 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
8am 44 Moneytrack (d)
8:30 44 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack
9am 44 Need to Know
9:30 44 Greater Boston
10am 44 Inside Washington
10:30 44 McLaughlin Group
11am 2 Neighborhood Kitchens
44 The Victory Garden Inspired Gardens
11:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe London: Historic and Dynamic
44 Theater Talk
12pm 2 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Kenya: Masai Mara and El Karama
44 The Lawrence Welk Show Movie Songwriters with Henry Mancini
12:30 2 Basic Black
A d v ertisement
Downton Abbey Is Back!
5pm 2 This Old House Hour
Paul Simon’s Graceland
Journey: Under African Skies (See 1/4
at 9pm)
6pm 2 Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey Season 2 (Pt. 7)
7pm 44 Affair to Remember Engaged to others, two
people (Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr)
meet aboard a cruise-ship and then
plan to reunite six months later atop
the Empire State Building.
8pm 2 Keeping Up Appearances
8:30 2 As Time Goes By
9pm 2 Vicar of Dibley
44 No Time for Sergeants
A naive and stubborn
Georgia rube (Andy Griffith) joins the
peacetime Air Force and talks back to
his sergeant (Myron McCormick).
9:30 2 Antiques Roadshow UK Montacute 2
10pm 2 Antiques Roadshow Orlando, Florida (Pt. 3)
11pm 2 Basic Black
44 Front Row Center
Cheap Trick
11:30 2 Ask This Old House
2 Life on Fire Icelandic
Volcanoes: Who Is Next?
(See 1/2 at 10pm)
44 Roadtrip Nation
In-Studio Interview:
Veronica Belmont
1:30 44 Bluegrass Underground
Vince Gill
2pm 2 Nova Doomsday Volcanoes
(See 1/2 at 9pm)
44 Ciao Italia Umbrian
Cooking/La Cucina Umbra
2:30 44 Martha Stewart’s
Cooking School
Dressing and Emulsions
From Vienna: The New Year’s
Celebration 2013 (See 1/1 at 8pm)
44 Cuisine Culture
Pascal Aussignac, London
3:30 44 Kimchi Chronicles
The Kimchi Chronicles
Conclude (d)
4pm 44 Hubert Keller:
Secrets of a Chef
Easy Frozen Desserts
4:30
Broadway Musicals:
A Jewish Legacy (See 1/1 at 9:30pm)
44 Essential Pepin
Cozy Carbs (d)
1pm
Yummy Pastas
5:30 44 Simply Ming
Making Sausage with
Guest Chris Cosentino
(Pt. 7)
44 Nature Broken Tail:
A Tiger’s Last Journey (See
1/2 at 8pm) (d)
7pm 44 American Experience
Clinton (d)
8pm 2 Secrets of the Manor
House
(Pt. 1) See Downton Abbey Is Back!,
page 10
44 American Experience
Clinton (d)
(Pt. 1) (See 9pm)
44 Infinity Hall Live
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44 Antiques Roadshow UK
Melbourne
7:30
Florentine Delights and
Tuscan Side Trips
Shake and Bake Reinvented
8pm 2 Antiques Roadshow
Corpus Christi, TX (Pt. 1)
See Signed Red Sox Ball = $?, this
page
44 Ashes to Ashes
9pm 2 Market Warriors
Antiquing in Walnut, IA
Head to the Walnut Antique Show as a
new competitor joins the pickers in the
search for something gold.
44 Hustle
10pm 2 P.O.V. Reportero Learn why
investigative journalism
in Mexico can be a life-threatening
profession.
44 MI-5
7pm
11pm
2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
Tuesday 8
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
7:30
Paris: Regal and Intimate
Here’s the Beef
8pm 2 Secrets of the
Manor House
(See 1/7 at 8pm)
The Abolitionists (Pt. 1):
1820s–1838 See A More Perfect
Union, page 12
44 Masterpiece Classic
(Pt. 1) (See 1/6 at 9pm)
6pm
2
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Signed Red Sox Ball = $?
WGBH’s Antiques Roadshow starts its 17th season in Corpus Christi,
Texas, with a bang: a lost Diego Rivera painting, created when the artist
was only 18 years old, is valued at $800,000–$1,000,000. That’s just
one of the highlights of
the season’s 21 new
episodes from seven
cities across the nation,
including Boston. In the
first of three Boston
shows (premiering
January 28), host Mark
Walberg and appraiser
Wes Cowan look at a
famous and controversial Paul Revere print. Other show appraisers
examine a Norman Rockwell collection from a guest who modeled for
the artist as a child, an Aldro Hibbard oil painting brought in by Boston
Mayor Tom Menino, and a Red Sox World Series team-signed ball.
And for the first time ever, you can get a top-to-bottom look at
how the show comes together in WGBH’s Behind the Scenes special.
Arts reporter Jared Bowen tracks down host Mark Walberg on location
at the Old Statehouse, gets insider tips from the all-important appraisers, and follows Mayor Menino, who arrives at the Roadshow with high
hopes for some freshly discovered paintings.
Antiques Roadshow on WGBH 2
Boston, MA (Pt. 1)
Corpus Christie, TX (Pt. 1)
Mon, 1/28 at 8pm
Mon, 1/7 at 8pm
Behind the Scenes at Antiques
Mon, 1/14 at 8pm
Roadshow with Jared Bowen
Mon, 1/28 at 7:30pm
Mon, 1/21 at 8pm
A More Perfect Union
Radicals. Agitators. Troublemakers. Liberators. Called by many names,
the abolitionists tore the nation apart in order to make a more perfect
union. Men and women, black and white, Northerners and
Southerners, poor and wealthy, these passionate anti-slavery activists
fought body and soul in the most important civil rights crusade in
American history. What began as
a pacifist movement fueled by
persuasion and prayer became a
fiery and furious struggle that
forever changed the nation.
In The Abolitionists, WGBH’s
American Experience brings to life
the intertwined stories of
Frederick Douglass, William Lloyd Garrison, Angelina Grimké, Harriet
Beecher Stowe and John Brown. The film takes place during some of
the most violent and contentious decades in American history, amid
religious passions that set souls on fire, and bitter debates over the
meaning of the Constitution and the nature of race. The documentary
reveals how the movement shaped history by exposing the fatal flaw
of a republic founded on liberty for some and bondage for others,
setting the nation on a collision course. In the face of personal risks—
beatings, imprisonment, even death—abolitionists held fast to their
cause, laying the civil rights groundwork for the future and raising
weighty constitutional and moral questions that are with us still.
American Experience/The Abolitionists
Tue, 1/8, 1/15 & 1/22 at 9pm on WGBH 2
2 Frontline The Education of
Michelle Rhee
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
10pm
Wednesday 9
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Portmerion
7:30
Paris: Embracing Life and
Art
Crepes and Croissants
8pm 2 Nature Cuba: The
Accidental Eden Explores
what may happen to Cuba’s stunning
biodiversity as tourism to the island
increases. (d)
44 Lark Rise to
Candleford
9pm 2 Nova Decoding
Neanderthals Find out
what happened when the first modern
humans encountered Neanderthals
60,000 years ago.
44 Doc Martin
10pm 2 Life on Fire Volcano
Doctors See In Fire’s
Shadow, page 8
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2
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11pm
44 Waking the Dead
2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
Thursday 10
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Haltwhistle
7:30
London: Historic and
Dynamic
Salmon and Sole
8pm 2 Roadside Stories Today
we go kite skiing to try to
break the world speed record of more
than 70 miles an hour. Then we set
up our roadside stand in Keene, New
Hampshire, where we meet a man
who brings out the best in a block of
wood.
44 Nova Decoding
Neanderthals (See 1/9 at
9pm)
8:30
Three Mile Island Willem
Lange visits Appalachian Mountain
Club’s Three Mile Island Camp to learn
about the history of the camp, explore
the island’s beauty and meet the
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interactive map. Available both as an iPhone app and interactive
website, the Abolitionist Map of America makes clear that the legacy
of the abolitionists’ long struggle resides not in the remote past, but in
the living present. Featuring walking tours of the key abolitionist
strongholds of Boston, Cincinnati and Philadelphia, as well as the
formerly slave-holding city of Charleston, the map explores important
moments, characters and locations connected to the story of the
abolitionist movement. Working with partners nationwide, American
Experience has populated the map with photographs, documents and
video clips from The Abolitionists to illustrate how the anti-slavery
movement left indelible marks on local communities. You also can
upload your own photos, videos and audio files to the map. Find it on
The Abolitionists website at pbs.org/americanexperience
people who choose to get away from it
all on New Hampshire’s largest and
busiest lake.
1820s–1838 (See 1/8 at 9pm)
44 Frontline
10pm 2 20th Century
Battlefields: Vietnam
44 Globe Trekker
Mid-Atlantic States (d)
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
Friday 11
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Hastings
7:30
2 Basic Black
Orinoco
8:30
2 McLaughlin Group
9pm 2 Barnes Collection—
PBS Arts Follow Dr. Albert
Barnes’ rise from a working-class
neighborhood to the top of the
modern art world.
6pm
2
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10pm
10:30
11pm
11:30
44 Market Warriors
(See 1/7 at 9pm)
Smoke
44 Moyers & Company
Buddies
2 Need to Know
44 PBS NewsHour
2 Charlie Rose
Saturday 12
2 Antiques Roadshow
(See 1/7 at 8pm)
12pm 2 The Mind of a Chef Spain
44 Nature Cuba: The Accidental Eden (See 1/9 at 8pm)
(d)
12:30 2 Sara’s Weeknight Meals
Madeleines and Genoises
44 Nova Decoding Neanderthals (See 1/9 at 9pm)
1:30
Kansas City Alla Parmigiana
2pm 2 Simply Ming Tenderizing
with Guest Jamie
Bissonnette
11am
(See 1/7 at 8pm)
2:30
Cooking School Roasting
3pm 2 Americas Test Kitchen
44 Market Warriors
(See 1/7 at 9pm)
3:30
2 Cook’s Country
Chicken for Everyone!
4pm 2 Neighborhood Kitchens
Bristol Lounge
44 Frontline
4:30
2 Rough Cut Bamboo Vanity
1820s–1838 (See 1/8 at 9pm)
(Pt. 1) (See 1/6 at 9pm)
44 Barnes Collection—
PBS Arts (See 1/11 at 9pm)
7pm 44 No Way Out The Secretary
of Defense (Gene Hackman)
forces a Pentagon naval aide (Kevin
Costner) to lead a manhunt for a Soviet
spy during a murder cover-up.
8pm 2 Keeping Up
Appearances
2 As Time Goes By
2 Vicar of Dibley
44 Platoon Two sergeants
and a private join others
lost in war along the 1967 Cambodian
border. Cast: Tom Berenger, Willem
Dafoe, Charlie Sheen.
9:30
Hastings
(See 1/7 at 8pm)
11pm 2 Basic Black
44 Front Row Center O.A.R.
11:30 2 Ask This Old House
8:30
9pm
Sunday 13
(See 1/7 at 8pm)
7am 44 Religion & Ethics
NewsWeekly
7:30 44 To the Contrary with
Bonnie Erbe
8am 44 Moneytrack (d)
8:30 44 Consuelo Mack
WealthTrack
9am 44 Need to Know
9:30 44 Greater Boston
10am 44 Inside Washington
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11am 2 Neighborhood Kitchens
44 The Victory Garden
Light Up Your Garden
11:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe
North England’s Lake
District and Durham
44 Theater Talk
12pm
12:30
1pm
2 Art Wolfe’s Travels to
the Edge Patagonia:
Mt. Fitz Roy
2 Basic Black
2 Antiques Roadshow
(See 1/7 at 8pm)
More from the British Channel
Murder in
Midsomer
The rural countryside of a fictional
county in England provides the
backdrop for this crime series based
on the novels of Caroline Graham.
A lush visual style, quirky characters
and ubiquitous red herrings recall
classic public television British mysteries of the past. At the center of the Midsomer Murders investigations
is detective chief inspector Tom Barnaby, played by actor John
Nettles (Bergerac). In the first two shows, someone decides to turn
Midsomer Deverell’s memorial garden into a tea shop, a move that
proves to be a fatal mistake for more than one person. DCI Barnaby’s
criminal investigation uncovers a tumultuous trail of ruined dreams,
scandalous love affairs and vicious blackmail—all leading straight to
the killer.
Midsomer Murders/Garden of Death (Pt. 1)
Mon, 1/21 at 8pm on WGBH 44
Midsomer Murders/Garden of Death (Pt. 2)
Introducing DCI Banks
Stephen Tompkinson and Andrea Lowe star as the tenacious and
stubborn chief inspector Alan Banks and the feisty and headstrong
detective sergeant Annie Cabbot in DCI Banks, a series of thrilling
crime stories based on crime writer Peter Robinson’s novels. What
makes Banks different from other investigators? “He’s very much an
‘everyman’ type of character, which is why so many readers can
identify with him,” Robinson writes in The Telegraph. “He’s no super
sleuth or hard man, simply a flawed,
passionate, occasionally naive and
sometimes deeply insightful man.”
Follow DCI Banks and his team this
month in two programs as they
discover a serial killer and investigate
an houseboat fire that turns out to
be more than just a case of arson.
DCI Banks/Aftermath
DCI Banks/Playing with Fire
44 Roadtrip Nation
In-Studio Interviews:
Mike Song and Paul Dateh
1:30 44 Bluegrass Underground
The Black Lillies
2pm 2 Frontline
44 Ciao Italia
Clams/Le Vongole
2:30 44 Martha Stewart’s
Cooking School Steaming
3pm 2 Nova Decoding
Neanderthals (See 1/9 at
9pm)
44 Cuisine Culture Marc
Haeberlin, Colmar, France
3:30 44 Kimchi Chronicles
The Kimchi Chronicles
Begin (d)
(See 1/7 at 9pm)
44 Hubert Keller: Secrets
of a Chef Ceviche around
the World
4:30 44 Essential Pepin
Classic Conclusions (d)
5pm 2 Secrets of the
Manor House
From Bloomfield to the
Strip in Pittsburgh
5:30 44 Simply Ming Rice Pilaf
with Guest Ellie Krieger
1820s–1838 (See 1/8 at 9pm)
44 Bedazzled A short-order
cook (Dudley Moore) with
a crush on a waitress (Eleanor Bron)
makes a deal with the devil (Peter
Cook).
(Pt. 1) (See 1/6 at 9pm)
8pm 44 Nature Cuba: The
Accidental Eden (See 1/9 at
8pm) (d)
page 10
1820s–1838 (See 1/8 at 9pm)
(Pt. 2) (See 9pm)
44 20th Century
Battlefields: Vietnam
1820s–1838 (See 1/8 at 9pm)
44 Infinity Hall Live Open
Wings Broken Strings
Monday 14
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Whitley Court
7:30
Venice: City of Dreams
Soup and Bread from
Scratch
See Signed Red Sox Ball = $?,
page 11
44 Ashes to Ashes
Antiquing in Chicago, IL
Share the pickers’ search for something
from the 1970s at the Randolph Street
Market.
44 Hustle
10pm 2 Independent Lens
Soul Food Junkies Learn
about soul food’s relevance to black
cultural identity.
44 MI-5
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
6pm
2
44
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44
Tuesday 15
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Rotherham
7:30
Venice and Its Lagoon
A Moroccan Feast
8pm 2 History Detectives
(See 1/14 at 8pm)
1838–1854 See A More Perfect
Union, page 12
(Pt. 2) (See 1/13 at 9pm)
10pm 2 Frontline Inside Obama’s
Presidency
(Pt. 2) (See 1/13 at 9pm)
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
6pm
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Wednesday 16
6pm
2 PBS NewsHour
2 Greater Boston
National Archives Special
7:30
European Travel Skills (Pt.1)
Vegetarian Pasta Night
8pm 2 Nature Cracking the Koala
Code Experience the dayto-day dramas
of an extended
family of koalas,
as seen through
the eyes of the
scientists studying
their every move and vocalization.
Social dynamics include territorial displays, vicious fighting and the surprising life and loves of a rogue male who
truly plays the field. New science helps
crack the koala communication code,
providing insights into the koalas’
language and social structure. (d)
44 Lark Rise to
Candleford
9pm 2 Nova Ice Age Death Trap
In a race against developers
in the Rockies, archaeologists uncover
a unique site packed with astonishingly preserved bones of mammoths,
mastodons and other giant extinct
beasts, opening a vivid window on the
vanished world of the Ice Age.
7pm
VERDI
44 Doc Martin
10pm 2 Life on Fire The Surprise
Salmon See In Fire’s
Shadow, page 8
44 Waking the Dead
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
Thursday 17
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Hampton Court (Pt. 1)
7:30
European Travel Skills
(Pt. 2)
Cool and Creamy Desserts
8pm 2 Roadside Stories Meet a
man who raises falcons,
owls and hawks in New Hampshire.
Then encounter a father-and-son team
who present the boat they built
together.
44 Nova Ice Age Death Trap
(See 1/16 at 9pm)
8:30
New Madison Hut Take a
hike along the valley Way Trail to the
Appalachian Mountain Club’s Madison
Sprig Hut.
6pm
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BoSTon YoUTH SYmpHonY
Federico Cortese, Conductor
Doug Fitch, Stage Director
and Designer
In collaboration with the Consulate
General of Italy in Boston
1838–1854 (See 1/15 at 9pm)
44 Frontline
10pm 2 Space Shuttle: A
Horizon Guide This
Horizon Guide brings together coverage from three decades of programs
about the shuttle to present a biography of the spacecraft and to ask what
its legacy will be. Will it be remembered as an impressive chapter in
human space exploration, or as a
fatally flawed white elephant?
9pm
44 Globe Trekker West Texas
(d)
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
Friday 18
6pm
7pm
7:30
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PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
Greater Boston
Hampton Court (Pt. 2)
2 Basic Black
Bristol Lounge
Finding Cultural Identity
Eliaichi Kimaro is a mixed-race, first-generation American with a
Tanzanian father and Korean mother. When her retired father moved
back to Tanzania, Kimaro decided to document his path back to his
family and Chagga culture. In the process, she struggled with her
own relationship to Tanzania, and
uncovered a cycle of violence that
resonates with her work and life in
the US. A part of the Afropop
series, A Lot Like You raises
questions about the cultures we
inherit and the cultures we choose
to pass down, and reveals how
simply bearing witness to another’s
truth-telling can break silences that have lasted lifetimes.
Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange/A Lot Like You
Tue, 1/22 at 7pm on WGBH World
visit worldcompass.org for a complete listing of programs.
See page 1 for ways to tune in WGBH World.
Before Reality TV
The third season of this Emmy-nominated series reveals intriguing
behind-the-scenes stories and fascinating facts about television shows
and programming genres that continue to influence the medium
today. New interviews with legendary stars and never-before-seen
images mix with timeless footage that still entertains decades later.
Programs this month pay tribute to the first standup comediennes to appear on Tv and trace
the arc of nighttime soaps, from
Peyton Place to Knots Landing.
Pioneers of Television/
Funny Ladies
Tue, 1/22 at 8pm on WGBH 2
Pioneers of Television/
Prime Time Soaps
Tue, 1/29 at 8pm on WGBH 2
9pm 2 Great Performances at the Met L’elisir D’amore
Take a front-row seat for this new
production of Donizetti’s opera,
starring Anna Netrebko as Adina.
44 Market Warriors Antiquing in Chicago, IL (See 1/14 at 9pm)
10pm 44 Moyers & Company
11:30 2 Need to Know
Nature’s Raconteur
In honor of Sir David Attenborough’s 60th anniversary on television,
this three-part miniseries focuses on three fields the naturalist says
have been transformed most profoundly: filmmaking, science and
the environment. Illustrated with
remastered sequences that the BBC’s
Attenborough spent 60 years capturing,
the program contains new interviews
in which Attenborough revisits the
locations featured in his landmark series,
and shares personal anecdotes of time
spent surveying life on Earth.
Nature/Attenborough’s Life Stories
Wed, 1/23 & 1/30 at 8pm on WGBH 2
The Short and
the Long of It
Saturday 19
44 Frontline
4:30 2 Rough Cut Laminated
Bowl
44 American Experience The Abolitionists (Pt. 2):
1838–1854 (See 1/15 at 9pm)
6pm 2 Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 2) (See 1/13 at 9pm)
44 20th Century Battlefields: Vietnam
7pm 2 Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 2) (See 1/13 at 9pm)
44 No Time for Sergeants (See 1/5 at 9pm)
8pm 2 Keeping Up Appearances
8:30 2 As Time Goes By
44 Affair to Remember
(See 1/5 at 7pm)
9:40 2 Antiques Roadshow UK Hampton Court (Pt. 2)
10:10 2 Antiques Roadshow Corpus Christi, TX (Pt. 2) (See 1/14 at 8pm)
11pm 44 Front Row Center
Bachman & Turner
11am 2 Antiques Roadshow Corpus Christi, TX (Pt. 2) (See 1/14 at 8pm)
12pm 2 The Mind of a Chef Rotten
44 Nature Cracking the Koala Code (See 1/16 at 8pm) (d)
12:30 2 Sara’s Weeknight Meals
Cheese Soufflé
44 Nova Ice Age Death Trap (See 1/16 at 9pm)
1:30 2 Lidia’s Italy in America Yummy Pastas
2pm 2 Simply Ming Omelets with Guest Todd English
44 Antiques Roadshow Corpus Christi, TX (Pt. 2) (See 1/14 at 8pm)
2:30 2 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Braising
3pm 2 Americas Test Kitchen
44 Market Warriors Antiquing in Chicago, IL (See 1/14 at 9pm)
3:30 2 Cook’s Country Great
American Cookout
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4pm 2 Neighborhood
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This six-part series combines history,
biography, iconic performances, new
analysis and the personal passion of its
celebrated hosts—Ethan Hawke,
Jeremy Irons, Derek Jacobi, Trevor
Nunn, Joely Richardson and David
Tennant—to tell the story behind the stories of Shakespeare’s greatest plays. Each episode combines interviews with actors, directors and
scholars, along with visits to key locations, clips from some of the most
celebrated film and television adaptations, and illustrative excerpts
from the plays specially staged for the series at Shakespeare’s Globe
in London.
Shakespeare Uncovered/Macbeth
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(See 1/14 at 8pm)
44 Religion & Ethics
NewsWeekly
44 To the Contrary with
Bonnie Erbe
44 Moneytrack (d)
44 Consuelo Mack
WealthTrack
44 Need to Know
44 Greater Boston
44 Inside Washington
44 McLaughlin Group
Edible Gardens
Venice: City of Dreams
44 Theater Talk
2 Art Wolfe’s Travels to
the Edge The Southwest:
Zion and Canyon De Chelly
44 The Lawrence Welk
Show 200 Years of
American Music
2 Basic Black
1:30
2pm
2:30
3pm
3:30
4pm
4:30
5pm
2 Antiques Roadshow
(See 1/14 at 8pm)
44 Roadtrip Nation
Portland–Cambridge
44 Bluegrass Underground
The Civil Wars
2 Frontline
44 Ciao Italia Pugliese Pasta/
La Pasta Pugliese
Cooking School Roasting
2 Nova Ice Age Death Trap
(See 1/16 at 9pm)
44 Cuisine Culture Thomas
Henkelmann, Connecticut
44 Kimchi Chronicles
The Rice Chronicles (d)
2 Market Warriors
Antiquing in Chicago, IL
(See 1/14 at 9pm)
44 Hubert Keller: Secrets
of a Chef Beef
Bourguignon
44 Essential Pepin
Easy and Elegant (d)
2 Nature Cracking the Koala
Code (See 1/16 at 8pm) (d)
It’s Chicken Time
44 Simply Ming Tenderizing
with Guest Jamie
Bissonnette
6pm 2 Nova Ice Age Death Trap
(See 1/16 at 9pm)
44 Platoon (See 1/12 at 9pm)
1838–1854 (See 1/15 at 9pm)
(Pt. 2) (See 1/13 at 9pm)
44 Nature Cracking the Koala
Code (See 1/16 at 8pm) (d)
page 10
1838–1854 (See 1/15 at 9pm)
(Pt. 3) (See 1/20 at 9pm)
44 Space Shuttle:
A Horizon Guide (See
1/17 at 10pm)
1838–1854 (See 1/15 at 9pm)
44 Infinity Hall Live
Shelby Lynne
Monday 21
5:30
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Hornsea
7:30
Florence: Heart of the
Renaissance
Backyard Chicken Dinner
See Signed Red Sox Ball = $?,
page 11
44 Midsomer Murders
Garden of Death (Pt. 1)
See Murder in Midsomer, page 14
Antiquing in New Milford, CT
Join the pickers at the Elephant Trunk
Country Flea Market, where they’re
challenged to find something metal.
44 DCI Banks Aftermath
See Introducing DCI
Banks, page 14
Beauty Is Embarrassing
Witness Wayne White’s struggle to find
peace and balance between his work
and his art.
6pm
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10:30 44 Antiques Roadshow UK
Tuesday 22
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Dyrham Park
7:30
North England’s Lake
District and Durham
Slow-Cooker Revolution
8pm 2 Pioneers of Television
Funny Ladies See Before
Reality TV, page 15
(See 1/21 at 8pm)
1 12/5/11 1854–Emancipation
1:23 PM Page 16and Victory See
A More Perfect Union, page 12
(Pt. 3) (See 1/20 at 9pm)
10pm 2 Frontline
The Untouchables
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11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
Wednesday 23
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Edinburg
7:30
European Travel Skills
(Pt. 3)
from Cook’s Illustrated
Mediterranean Specials
8pm 2 Nature Attenborough’s Life
Stories (Pt. 1) See Nature’s
Raconteur, page 16
44 Lark Rise to
Candleford
9pm 2 Nova Rise of the Drones
Discover the technologies
that make drones so powerful, propelling us toward a new chapter in
aviation history.
44 Doc Martin
6pm
2
44
2
44
2 Life on Fire Phoenix
Temple See In Fire’s
Shadow, page 8
44 Waking the Dead
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
10pm
Thursday 24
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Wilton House
7:30
Burgundy: Profound France
Cold-Weather Comfort
8pm 2 Roadside Stories Head
to Lyman’s Orchard to see
some of New England’s top sculptors
transform 10 blocks of ice into a circus.
Then return to the ice studios to show
you how they do it.
44 Nova Rise of the Drones
(See 1/23 at 9pm)
8:30
Alfred Balch Wildlife
Videographer Meet Alfred Balch of
Lyme, New Hampshire, who takes his
love of wildlife in to his own hands:
with a video camera.
6pm
Inspired
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In addition to its state-of the-art gym, indoor pool,
art gallery, restaurants and glorious views of the
Sudbury River, Newbury Court is home to a library
with over 1000 books. You will even find books
written by some of our residents.
Rich with inspiration and
energy, Newbury Court
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2
44
1854–Emancipation and Victory (See
1/22 at 9pm)
44 Frontline
Riding the Rails Hear the
stories of teen drifters criss-crossing
America during tough times. (d)
44 Globe Trekker Puerto Rico
(d)
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
9pm
Friday 25
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Cardiff
7:30
2 Basic Black
Cafe Azteca
8:30
2 McLaughlin Group
9pm 2 Shakespeare Uncovered
Macbeth See The Short
and the Long of It, page 16
6pm
2
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Ask Us
Saturday 26
2
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12pm 44
5pm 44
10:08
11pm
2 Antiques Roadshow
(See 1/21 at 8pm)
2 Basic Black
Sunday 27
6am
7am
7:30
(See 1/21 at 8pm)
44 Religion & Ethics
NewsWeekly
44 To the Contrary with
Bonnie Erbe
44 Moneytrack (d)
44 Consuelo Mack
WealthTrack
44 Need to Know
44 Greater Boston
44 Inside Washington
44 McLaughlin Group
2 Member Favorites
Urban Oasis
44 Theater Talk
44 Member Favorites
(Pt. 3) (See 1/20 at 9pm)
Member Favorites
8am
History Detectives
8:30
Member Favorites
American Experience
9am
9:30
10am
1/22 at 9pm)
10:30
6pm 44 Member Favorites
11am
(Pt. 3) (See 1/20 at 9pm)
11:30
8pm 2 Keeping Up
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12pm
8:30
2 As Time Goes By
8pm
9:40
2 Antiques Roadshow
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44 Member Favorites
1/22 at 9pm)
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Monday 28
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44
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Cardiff Castle
7:30
2 Behind the Scenes at
Antiques Roadshow
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Sox Ball = $?, page 11
Gnocchi and Panzanella
6pm
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2 Antiques Roadshow
Boston, MA (Pt. 1) See
Signed Red Sox Ball = $?, page 11
44 Midsomer Murders
Garden of Death (Pt. 2)
See Murder in Midsomer, page 14
Antiquing in Burlington, KY
44 DCI Banks Playing
with Fire See Introducing
DCI Banks, page 14
The Revisionaries Learn
why, when it comes to textbooks,
what happens in Texas affects the
entire nation.
10:30 44 Antiques Roadshow UK
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
9pm
Tuesday 29
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History Detectives
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44 Market Warriors
Antiquing in New Milford,
CT (See 1/21 at 9pm)
10pm 2 Shakespeare Uncovered
Twelfth Night & As You Like
It See The Short and the Long of It,
page 16
44 Moyers & Company
11pm 2 Need to Know
44 PBS NewsHour
2 Pioneers of Television
Primetime Soaps See
Before Reality TV, page 15
Boston, MA (Pt. 1) (See
1/28 at 8pm)
Henry Ford A fascinating
portrait of a farm boy who rose from
obscurity to become one of the most
8pm
influential American innovators of the
20th century.
(Pt. 4) (See 1/27 at 9pm)
(Pt. 4) (See 1/27 at 9pm)
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
What Happened to
Little Lindy?
In the aftermath of his 1927 solo
transatlantic flight, Charles Lindbergh
became the most famous human
being on Earth. When he and his wife,
Anne, had a son, Charlie, the press
dubbed him Little Lindy. On March 1,
1932, kidnappers snatched Little Lindy from the family home near
Hopewell, New Jersey. Negotiations stretched out for weeks, but
Charlie never returned. His body was discovered not five miles from
Hopewell. Now, WGBH’s Nova is reopening one of the most confounding crime mysteries of all time as a team of expert investigators
employs state-of-the-art forensic and behavioral science techniques in
an effort to determine what really happened to Lindbergh’s baby—
and why.
Nova/Who Killed Lindbergh’s Baby?
Wed, 1/30 at 9pm on WGBH 2
Capturing New England’s
Character
Tune in Windows to the Wild to
tour some of New England’s
unique natural environments. Host
and outdoor adventurer Willem
Lange offers insights into the
history, ecology and special
character of each place visited and
gives viewers quiet moments to
reflect on the beauty and splendor
of the natural world. In Celebrating the Hikes and Life of an Old-Timer,
Lange talks with 89-year-old nature lover Don vandenburgh before
climbing the Fishin’ Jimmy Trail with two of his own sons to take a look
at the beautiful new shelter they built to replace the old one at
Kinsman Pond above Franconia Notch. Produced by New Hampshire
Public Television.
Windows to the Wild/
Celebrating the Hikes and Life of an Old-Timer
Thu, 1/31 at 8:30pm on WGBH 2
Wednesday 30
2
44
2
44
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
King’s College 2
7:30
The Best of Slovenia
Sweet Summer Endings
8pm 2 Nature Attenborough’s Life
Stories (Pt. 2) See Nature’s
Raconteur, page 16
44 Lark Rise to
Candleford
9pm 2 Nova Who Killed
Lindbergh’s Baby? See
What Happened to Little Lindy?,
this page
44 Doc Martin
10pm 2 Life on Fire Ash Runners
See In Fire’s Shadow,
page 8
44 Waking the Dead
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
6pm
Thursday 31
2
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44
6pm
7pm
PBS NewsHour
History Detectives
Greater Boston
Tyntesfield
Granada, Cordoba and
Spain’s Costa Del Sol
Southeast Asian Favorites
8pm 2 Roadside Stories It’s Paul
Rego’s job to count the
bear population in Connecticut. Go on
a walk in the woods with him as he
tranquilizes a mother to count her
cubs. Then, join Connie in Southwick,
Massachusetts, as he leads the troops
in an old fashioned family barn raising.
44 Nova Who Killed
Lindbergh’s Baby? (See 1/30
at 9pm)
8:30
Celebrating the Hikes and
Life of an Old-Timer See Capturing
New England’s Character, this page
9pm 2 Space Shuttle
Columbia: Mission of
Hope Hear the story of a Torah scroll
carried by Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon
on the ill-fated shuttle Columbia.
44 Frontline
10pm 2 Nova Space Shuttle
Disaster Examine the
causes of the space shuttle Columbia
tragedy. (d)
44 Globe Trekker Caribbean
Island: St. Lucia, Martinique
& Montserrat (d)
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
7:30
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Make America
• American Experience/
Silicon Valley
• Nova/Earth from Space
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Affair to Remember Sat (1/5) 7pm
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Austin City Limits Bob Mould/Delta
Spirit Sun (1/27) 12am on 44 Jack
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Jones/Kat Edmonson Sun (1/20) 12am
on 44 Rodrigo Y Gabriela Sun
(1/13) 12am on 44
Barnes Collection—PBS Arts Fri
(1/11) 9pm on 2, Sat (1/12) 2am, 6pm
on 44; 5am on 2, Sun (1/13) 4am on
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Bedazzled Sun (1/13) 6pm on 44
Bluegrass Underground The Black
Lillies Sun (1/13) 1:30pm on 44
The Civil Wars Sun (1/20) 1:30pm
on 44 Vince Gill Sun (1/6) 1:30pm
on 44
Front Row Center Bachman &
Turner Sat (1/19) 11pm on 44
Cheap Trick Sat (1/5) 11pm on 44
O.A.R. Sat (1/12) 11pm on 44
Great Performances Broadway
Musicals: A Jewish Legacy Tue (1/1)
9:30pm on 2, Wed (1/2) 2:30am,
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Great Performances at the Met
L’elisir D’amore Fri (1/18) 9pm on 2,
Sat (1/19) 2am on 44, Mon (1/21)
2:30am on 44
Infinity Hall Live Open Wings
Broken Strings Sun (1/13) 11pm on 44
Shelby Lynne Sun (1/20) 11pm on
44 The Smithereens Sun (1/6)
11pm on 44
The Lawrence Welk Show 200 Years
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on 44 Movie Songwriters with
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Top Songs from Broadway Musicals
Sun (1/13) 12pm on 44
Live from Lincoln Center One
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No Time for Sergeants Sat (1/5)
9pm on 44, Sat (1/19) 7pm on 44
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As Time Goes By Every Sat 8:30pm
on 2 Also on Sun (1/27) 5:30am on 2
Ashes to Ashes Mon (1/7) 8pm
on 44, Tue (1/8) 1am on 2, Mon (1/14)
8pm on 44, Tue (1/15) 1am on 2
DCI Banks Mon (1/21, 1/28) 9pm
on 44
Doc Martin Every Wed 9pm on 44,
Also on (1/3, 1/10, 1/17, 1/24) 2am
on 2
Downton Abbey Revisited Wed
(1/2) 5:30am on 44, Sun (1/6) 4:30am
on 44
Hustle Mon (1/7, 1/14) 9pm on
44, Tue (1/1, 1/8, 1/15) 2am on 2
Keeping Up Appearances Every
Sat 8pm on 2 Also on Sun (1/27)
5am on 2
Lark Rise to Candleford Every
Wed 8pm on 44, Thu 1am on 2
Masterpiece Classic Downton Abbey
Season 2 (Pt. 6) Tue (1/1) 9pm on 44
Downton Abbey Season 2 (Pt. 7)
Sat (1/5) 6pm on 2, Sun (1/6) 6pm on
2 Downton Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 1)
Sun (1/6) 9pm, 11pm on 2, Mon (1/7)
4am on 2; 1:30pm on 44, Tue (1/8)
9pm on 44, Sat (1/12) 6pm on 2, Sun
(1/13) 7pm on 2 Downton Abbey
Season 3 (Pt. 2) Sun (1/13) 9pm,
10pm on 2, Mon (1/14) 1:30pm on 44,
Tue (1/15) 9pm, 10pm on 44, Sat
(1/19) 6pm, 7pm on 2, Sun (1/20)
8pm on 2 Downton Abbey Season
3 (Pt. 3) Sun (1/20) 9pm, 10pm on 2,
Mon (1/21) 1:30pm on 44, Tue (1/22)
9pm, 10pm on 44, Sat (1/26) 7pm on
2, Sun (1/27) 8pm on 2 Downton
Abbey Season 3 (Pt. 4) Sun (1/27)
9pm, 10pm on 2, Mon (1/28) 1:30pm
on 44, Tue (1/29) 9pm, 10pm on 44
MI-5 Mon (1/7, 1/14) 10pm on 44,
Tue (1/8, 1/15) 3am on 2
Midsomer Murders Mon (1/21,
1/28) 8pm on 44
Secrets of the Manor House Sun
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Wed (1/9) 1:30pm on 44, Fri (1/11)
1:30pm on 44, Sun (1/13) 5pm on 2,
Fri (1/18) 1:30pm on 44
Vicar of Dibley Every Sat 9pm on 2
Also on Sun (1/6) 5am on 2, Thu
(1/31) 2am on 2
Waking the Dead Every Wed
10pm on 44, Thu 3am on 2
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Food & Wine
America’s Test Kitchen Every Mon–
Fri 7:30pm on 44 Also on Sat (1/5,
1/12, 1/19) 3pm on 2
Ciao Italia Sun (1/6, 1/13, 1/20) 2pm
on 44
Cook’s Country Sat (1/5, 1/12, 1/19)
3:30pm on 2
Cuisine Culture Sun (1/6, 1/13, 1/20)
3pm on 44
Essential Pepin Sun (1/6, 1/13, 1/20)
4:30pm on 44
The French Chef Wed (1/2) 5:30am
on 2, Sat (1/5, 1/12, 1/19) 1pm on 2
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef Sat
(1/5) 12:30pm on 2, Sun (1/6) 4pm on
44, Thu (1/10) 5:30am on 2, Sun (1/13)
4pm on 44, Sun (1/20) 4pm on 44
Kimchi Chronicles Sun (1/6, 1/13,
1/20) 3:30pm on 44
Lidia’s Italy in America Sat (1/5,
1/12, 1/19) 1:30pm on 2, Sun (1/6,
1/13, 1/20) 5pm on 44
Martha Stewart’s Cooking School
Sat (1/5, 1/12, 1/19) 2:30pm on 2,
Sun (1/6, 1/13, 1/20) 2:30pm on 44
The Mind of a Chef Sat (1/5) 12pm
on 2, Thu (1/10) 5am on 2, Fri (1/11)
10pm, 10:30pm on 2, Sat (1/12) 3am,
3:30am on 44; 12pm on 2, Sun (1/13)
5am on 2, Mon (1/14) 5am on 2, Sat
(1/19) 12pm on 2
Neighborhood Kitchens Tue (1/1)
3pm on 44, Wed (1/2) 2:30am on 2;
3pm on 44, Fri (1/4) 7:30pm on 44,
Sat (1/5) 4pm on 2, Sun (1/6) 11am on
2, Fri (1/11) 7:30pm on 44, Sat (1/12)
4pm on 2, Sun (1/13) 11am on 2, Fri
(1/18) 7:30pm on 44, Sat (1/19) 4pm
on 2, Sun (1/20) 11am on 2, Fri (1/25)
7:30pm on 44
Sara’s Weeknight Meals Sat (1/12)
12:30pm on 2, Sun (1/13) 5:30am on
2, Mon (1/14) 5:30am on 2, Sat (1/19)
12:30pm on 2
Simply Ming Sat (1/5, 1/12, 1/19)
2pm on 2, Sun (1/6, 1/13, 1/20)
5:30pm on 44
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20th Century Battlefields: Vietnam
Thu (1/10) 10pm on 2, Sun (1/13)
10pm on 44, Sat (1/19) 6pm on 44
American Experience The
Abolitionists (Pt. 1): 1820s–1838
Tue (1/8) 9pm on 2, Wed (1/9) 2am,
5am on 2; 2am on 44, Thu (1/10) 4am
on 44; 9pm on 2, Fri (1/11) 2am on 44;
5am on 2, Sat (1/12) 5pm on 44, Sun
(1/13) 6pm, 11pm on 2; 9pm on 44,
Mon (1/14) 1am, 2:30pm on 44; 4am
on 2 The Abolitionists (Pt. 2):
1838–1854 Tue (1/15) 9pm on 2, Wed
(1/16) 2am, 5am on 44; 3am on 2, Thu
(1/17) 9pm on 2, Fri (1/18) 2am on 44;
(1/20) 7pm, 11pm on 2; 9pm on 44,
Mon (1/21) 1am, 2:30pm on 44; 4am
on 2 The Abolitionists (Pt. 3):
1854–Emancipation and Victory Tue
(1/22) 9pm on 2, Wed (1/23) 2am on
44, 5am on 2, Thu (1/24) 9pm on 2,
Fri (1/25) 2am, 5am on 2; 2am on 44,
Sat (1/26) 5pm on 44, Sun (1/27) 9pm
on 44; 11pm on 2, Mon (1/28) 1am,
2:30pm on 44; 4am on 2 Clinton
Sun (1/6) 7pm, 9pm on 44 Henry
Ford Tue (1/29) 9pm on 2, Wed (1/30)
2am, 1:30pm on 44 Riding the
Rails Thu (1/24) 10pm on 2, Fri (1/25)
3am on 2
Antiques Roadshow Every Tue 8pm
on 44 Also on Thu (1/3) 5am on 44,
Fri (1/4) 3am on 44, Sat (1/5) 11am,
10pm on 2, Sun (1/6) 6am on 44, Mon
(1/7) 8pm on 2, Tue (1/8) 2am,1:30pm
on 44; 5am on 2, Wed (1/9) 1am on 2;
5am on 44, Sat (1/12) 11am, 10pm on
2; 2pm on 44, Sun (1/13) 6am on 44;
1pm on 2, Mon (1/14) 8pm on 2, Tue
(1/15) 2am, 1:30pm on 44; 5am on 2,
Wed (1/16) 1am on 2; 5am on 44, Sat
(1/19) 11am, 10:10pm on 2; 2pm on
44, Sun (1/20) 6am on 44; 1pm on 2,
Mon (1/21) 8pm on 2, Tue (1/22)
2am,1:30pm on 44; 5am on 2, Wed
(1/23) 2am on 2, Sat (1/26) 10:08pm
on 2, Sun (1/27) 6am on 44, Mon
(1/28) 8pm on 2, Tue (1/29) 2am,
1:30pm on 44; 5am on 2, Wed (1/30)
2am on 2; 5am on 44
Antiques Roadshow UK Every Mon–
Fri 7pm on 44 Also on Sat (1/5)
9:30pm on 2, Sun (1/6) 5:30am on 2,
Sat (1/12) 9:30pm on 2, Sat (1/19)
9:40pm on 2, Mon (1/21) 10:30pm on
44, Sat (1/26) 9:40pm on 2, Mon
(1/28) 10:30pm on44
Behind-the-Scenes at Antiques
Roadshow with Jared Bowen
Mon (1/28) 7:30pm on 2
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on 44, Mon (1/7) 5am on 44, Wed
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5am on 44, Sat (1/12) 4am, 11am on
44, Mon (1/14) 4am on 44, Tue (1/15)
8pm on 2, Wed (1/16) 1:30pm on 44,
Thu (1/17) 5am on 44, Sat (1/19)
11am on 44, Thu (1/24) 5am on 44,
Sat (1/26) 11am on 44, Thu (1/31)
5am on 44
Market Warriors Every Mon 9pm on
2, Fri 9pm on 44 Also on Tue (1/8)
1am, 2:30pm on 44; 4am on 2, Fri
(1/11) 2am on 2, Sat (1/12) 3pm on
44, Sun (1/13) 4pm on 2, Mon (1/14)
5am on 44, Tue (1/15) 1am, 4am,
2:30pm on 44; 4am on 2, Wed (1/16)
(1/20) 4pm on 2, Mon (1/21) 5am on
44, Tue (1/22) 1am, 4am, 2:30pm on
44; 4am on 2 Wed (1/23) 3am on 2,
Mon (1/28) 5am on 44, Tue (1/29)
1am, 4am, 2:30pm on 44; 4am on 2,
Wed (1/30) 3am on 2
Wed (1/16) 1am on 44; 4am on 2, Thu
(1/17) 4am on 44, Sun (1/20) 4am on
44, Tue (1/22) 8pm on 2, Wed (1/23)
1:30pm on 44, Fri (1/25) 1am on 2;
1:30pm on 44 Primetime Soaps
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(1/24) 4am on 44, Sat (1/26) 4am on
44, Mon (1/28) 4am on 44, Tue (1/29)
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1am on 44; 4am on 2, Thu (1/31) 4am
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Every Mon–Fri 4pm on 44 Also on
Sun (1/6, 1/13, 1/20) 12pm on 2
Ask This Old House Every Mon–Fri
12:30am, 4:30pm on 44, Sat 12:30am
on 44; 11:30pm on 2 Also on Sat
(1/5) 2pm on 44
Globe Trekker Every Thu 10pm on 44
Rick Steves’ Europe Every Mon–Fri
1pm on 44, Tue–Thu 7:30pm on 2
Also on Sat (1/5) 5am on 2, Sun (1/6)
11:30am on 2, Mon (1/7) 7:30pm on 2,
Sun (1/13) 11:30am on 2, Mon (1/14)
7:30pm on 2, Sat (1/19) 5am on 2,
Sun (1/20) 11:30am on 2, Mon (1/21)
7:30pm on 2
Roadside Stories Every Thu 8pm on 2
Roadtrip Nation Sun (1/6, 1/13,
1/20) 1pm on 44
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Rudy Maxa’s World Every Mon–Fri
3:30pm on 44
This Old House Hour Every Fri 4am
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Victory Garden Every Sun 11am on 44
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12:30pm on 2, Sat (1/12) 11pm on 2,
Sun (1/13) 12:30pm on 2, Sat (1/19)
11:06pm on 2, Sun (1/20) 12:30pm on
2, Sat (1/26) 11pm on 2
BBC World News America Every
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Charlie Rose Every Mon–Fri 12pm
on 44, Tue–Wed 11pm on 2 Also on
Thu (1/3) 11:30pm on 2, Fri (1/4)
11:30pm on 2, Mon (1/7) 11pm on 2,
Thu (1/10) 11pm on 2, Fri (1/11)
11:30pm on 2, Mon (1/14) 11pm on 2,
Thu (1/17) 11pm on 2, Sat (1/19)
12am on 2, Mon (1/21) 11:30pm on 2,
Thu (1/24) 11pm on 2, Fri (1/25)
11:30pm on 2, Mon (1/28) 11pm on 2,
Thu (1/31) 11pm on 2
Consuelo Mack WealthTrack Every
Sun 8:30am on 44
Electoral Dysfunction Thu (1/3)
10pm on 2
Frontline Thu (1/3) 9pm on 44, Tue
(1/8) 10pm on 2, Wed (1/9) 3am on 2;
2:30pm on 44, Thu (1/10) 9pm on 44,
Sat (1/12) 4pm on 44, Sun (1/13) 2pm
on 2, Tue (1/15) 10pm on 2, Wed (1/16)
2:30pm on 44, Thu (1/17) 9pm on 44,
Sat (1/19) 4pm on 44, Sun (1/20) 2pm
on 2, Tue (1/22) 10pm on 2, Wed (1/23)
2:30pm on 44, Thu (1/24) 9pm on 44,
Thu (1/31) 9pm on 44
Greater Boston Every Mon–Fri 7pm
on 2, Wed–Thu 12am on 2, Sun 9:30am
on 44 Also on Fri (1/4) 12:30am on 2,
Sat (1/5) 12:30am on 2, Tue (1/8) 12am
on 2, Fri (1/11) 12am on 2, Sat (1/12)
12:30am on 2, Tue (1/15) 12am on 2,
Fri (1/18) 12am on 2, Fri (1/25) 12am
on 2, Sat (1/26) 12:30am on 2, Tue
(1/29) 12am on 2
Independent Lens Beauty Is
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Wed (1/23) 4am on 44, Sun (1/27)
3am on 44 Men Who Swim Wed
(1/2) 3am on 2, Thu (1/3) 4am on 44,
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Inside Washington Every Sun 10am
on 44
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Moneytrack Every Sun 8am on 44
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on 44, Sun 12:30am on 2
Mr. Cao Goes to Washington Thu
(1/3) 9pm on 2, Fri (1/4) 2am, 1:30pm
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on 44
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Sat 1:30am on 44; 4:30am on 2, Sun
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2, Wed (1/9) 4am on 44, Sun (1/13)
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Tavis Smiley Every Mon–Fri 12am on
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Washington Week Every Fri 8pm on
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Thu (1/31) 3am on 44 Icelandic
Volcanoes: Who Is Next? Wed (1/2)
10pm on 2, Thu (1/3) 3am, 2:30pm on
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10pm on 2, Thu (1/24) 3am, 2:30pm
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5am on 44
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(1/18) 3am, 2:30pm on 44, Sat (1/19)
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Radio. “But it’s not. Slavery
exists today worldwide,
including the US, and even in
Two young Vietnamese trafficking victims looking northward Boston.” This month, 89.7
toward China. They were recently freed after being abducted
WGBH partners with PRI’s The
and taken to China to work in a brothel.
World, Marketplace, Public
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Journalists, takes Phillip from Boston to Bangkok and back again with visits
to New York City and Vietnam in between. Trafficking Stories: From Bangkok
to Boston will air in January in collaboration with WGBH’s American
Experience three-part television documentary series, The Abolitionists.
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Robert Burns
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yearly celebration of the great Scottish poet’s
birthday (January 23). O’Donovan explores the
wide variety of singers whose recordings have
paid tribute to Robert “Rabbie” Burns.
Sat, 1/19 at 3pm
Eric in the Evening
Martin Luther King, Jr. Tribute
Host Eric Jackson pays tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. in words and music
in this evening’s program. The show will feature excerpts from some of MLK’s
speeches and musical tributes to the man and his ideals.
Sun, 1/20 at 9pm
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In his new radio series, Here’s the Thing, award-winning
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Tonght’s program features Alec with Billy Joel, at a piano, with Joel detailing
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entertains listeners with a creative,
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Fridays and Saturdays at 12midnight
Jazz Decades
Loan exhibition celebrating
The Preservation
Society of
Newport County
at the 59th Annual
Winter Antiques Show
January 25 - February 3, 2013
Park Avenue Armory
New York City
Featuring more than 50 of the
most significant objects in the
Preservation Society’s collections.
Loan exhibition sponsored by
Chubb Personal Insurance.
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Society of Newport Counrty
provided by Northern Trust
and Lila Delman Real Estate.
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In February 2010, Jazz
Decades host Ray Smith
passed away at the age
of 87. After coming to
WGBH in 1972, Ray produced more than 1,900
episodes of Jazz Decades.
This beloved staple of
89.7 WGBH’s Sunday
evening schedule showcases, through archived episodes, Ray’s encyclopedic knowledge and extensive
personal collection—more than 90,000 titles of ragtime, blues, swing and
the great jazz decades of the 1920s and ’30s.
Sundays at 8pm
Classical New England
Let Freedom Sing
By Benjamin K. Roe
Managing Director of Classical Services
“Any good crusade requires singing,” reformers like to say, and in the
19th century, no cause was more righteous than the decades-long
crusade to abolish slavery. This month, as American Experience presents
the three-part, WGBH-produced special The Abolitionists (see page 12),
Classical New England presents Let Freedom Sing: The Music of the
Abolitionists. Let Freedom Sing chronicles the idealistic artists, uncompromising personalities and powerful music of the era, and looks at how
these forces combined to turn abolitionism from a scorned fringe
movement into a nation-changing force.
An original WGBH-Classical New England production hosted by NPR’s
Noah Adams, Let Freedom Sing will profile such powerful figures as Henry
Russell, the barnstorming Anglo-Jewish pianist and singer dubbed the
master of “chutzpah and huzzah”; the Milford, New Hampshire-based
Hutchinson Family Singers, remembered as America’s first protest singers;
and abolitionist leader and newspaper publisher William Lloyd Garrison,
whose “Song of the Abolitionist” (set to the tune of “Auld Lang Syne”)
literally set the tone for the entire movement. Garrison believed strongly
in setting stanzas to familiar melodies—for poetry, he held, was
“naturally and instinctively on the side of liberty.” And we’ll explain how
“My Country, ‘Tis of Thee” evolved from a patriotic ditty penned in a halfhour by Andover Theological Seminary student Samuel Francis Smith to a
stirring anthem of equality famously sung by Marian Anderson in 1939
on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial…and reprised by Aretha Franklin
on the West Lawn of the US Capitol for the inauguration of President
Barack Obama in 2009.
Join us this month for Let Freedom Sing, the story of these remarkable 19th-century artists who, as one abolitionist song writer penned,
exhibited “fearless advocacy, signal ability, and wonderful success on
behalf of their Brothers and Sisters in Bonds.”
Let Freedom Sing: The Music of the Abolitionists
Sat, 1/12 at 6pm; Sun, 1/13 at 12 noon
Special segments of the program will air
Fri, 1/11, 1/18 & 1/25 at 7:30am
“My Country ’Tis
nist”
“Song of the Abolitio
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of Thee”
Ten Years of Harmony on
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
By Benjamin K. Roe
Managing Director of Classical Services
“Life’s piano can only produce melodies of brotherhood (and sisterhood) when
it is recognized that the black keys are as basic, necessary and beautiful as
the white keys.”
—Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
The abolitionist songs of the 1860s were the direct forerunners of the protest
anthems of the 1960s, particularly those associated with the civil rights
movement, as exemplified by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
But music in King’s life went
far beyond “We Shall Overcome.”
The earliest evidence can be found
in his boyhood home in Atlanta,
steps away from the celebrated
Ebenezer Baptist Church, pastored
by his father, Daddy King.
King may have been the son of
a preacher, but he also was the son
of a choir director. When you walk in the King house, the first room you enter
is an intimate front parlor, dominated by a battered old upright piano. Here
is where King’s mother would lead the Ebenezer choir through weekly
rehearsals, where his father first noted four-year-old Martin’s “fine, clear
singing voice,” and where Martin struggled through piano lessons.
Later, King would take his own place in the Ebenezer choir, join the
prestigious Glee Club of Morehouse College, and marry a young New
England Conservatory soprano named Coretta Scott. Forever after, it was the
distinctly musical style of speaking that made Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. one
of this century’s greatest and most persuasive orators. It’s no accident that
his speeches and writings are filled with references to music.
It’s because there is a vital musical core to King’s life and message that
the Boston Children’s Chorus and its collection of “fine, clear singing voices”
began what is now a 10-year tradition of honoring what King referred to as
the “beloved community,” on the national holiday celebrating his birth on
January 21. “Arguably, there is no better way to celebrate the Martin Luther
King holiday than with diverse youth singing at levels of excellence,” says
BCC artistic director Anthony Trecek-King. “This concert is the embodiment
of Dr. King’s dream: that young people of all colors can transcend racial
barriers to share their gifts and talents.”
In recent years, organizers have stressed that the King holiday (still new
enough to be spared car sales and mattress ads) should be a “day on, not a
day off,” devoted to the spirit of civic action and community volunteerism for
which King was known. In that spirit, Trecek-King and the choir will be pulling double duty, first joining Classical New England host Laura Carlo in
WGBH’s Fraser Performance Studio at 9am on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day for
a special preview of the choir’s 10th annual tribute concert in advance of the
choir’s performance at 12noon in New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall.
In his Letter from the Birmingham Jail written almost 50 years ago,
King expressed his belief that, “We are caught in an inescapable network of
mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny.” I can’t think of a better way
of celebrating that mutuality than hearing voices joined together in song,
performing music that inspired him and that he, in turn, inspired.
Mon, 1/21 at 9am & 7pm
What’s on Classical New England
Monday–Friday
5am
10am
2pm
7pm
9pm
Classical Music with Laura Carlo
8:30am Keith’s Classical Corner
Classical Music with Alan McLellan
12pm Café Europa
Classical Music with Cathy Fuller
Thursdays: 4pm BSO Previews
Fridays: 4pm Drive Time Live
Performance Today with Fred Child
Classical Music with James David Jacobs
Fridays: 9pm Concierto
Online: classicalnewengland.org
On-air: 99.5 Boston-NH | 89.7 HD2 Boston | 96.3 Beacon Hill
89.5 Nantucket | 88.7 Providence
Saturday
6am
7am
12pm
5pm
6pm
7pm
11pm
In Performance with Cathy Fuller
Classical Music with Ray Brown
9am Classics For Kids
Classical Music
with Cheryl Willoughby
Live from Fraser
New England Summer Festivals
Boston Symphony Orchestra
BSO on Record
Classical Online Channels
Sunday
6am
7am
11am
12pm
1pm
3pm
5pm
6pm
6:30pm
10pm
11pm
The Bach Hour with Brian McCreath
Baroque in Boston with Laura Carlo
From the Top
New England Summer Festivals
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sunday Concert
The Bach Hour with Brian McCreath
Arias & Barcarolles with Cathy Fuller
World of Opera
Live from Fraser
Pipedreams
classicalnewengland.org BSO Concert, Boston Early Music, Bach, and Kids Classical
Classical New England is made possible by your contributions to the Classical Founders Fund.
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WCAI, Cape and Islands NPR Station
Bird News Soars to Saturday
By Mindy Todd
WCAI Managing Director for Editorial and Host
There are 51.3 million birders in the US and that number continues to
grow, according to the US Fish & Wildlife Service. With one in five Americans
identifying themselves as birders, it’s no wonder that ornithologist Vernon
Laux’s Bird News segment on my show The Point is one of WCAI’s most
popular programs.
Beginning in February, we’re launching a weekend pilot program with
Vern and myself to further explore the world of birds. The way these creatures live is extraordinary, as is their appeal to the human psyche. They strike
a chord with every age group, from babies to centenarians. Listen in for a
look into birding: it may open up a whole new world for you!
Vern has been enthralled with birds since childhood. “Imagine for a
moment being able to fly. Then imagine flying to the ends of the Earth twice
annually—yes, I am jealous of birds and their abilities,” he says. “Summer in
the Arctic, winter in the Tropics, I want in.”
Producer Amy Vince is on the bird beat as well. ”Bird News on The Point
with Mindy and Vern has been a longtime listener favorite,” she says. “We’re
What’s on WCAI
Saturday
BBC World Update
Morning Edition
The Point
The Diane Rehm Show
The Takeaway
Fresh Air
Talk of the Nation
The World
Marketplace
The Point
Fresh Air
PBS NewsHour
The Story
News from the BBC
News & Notes
Editor Karen Hartley
Contributors Ron Bachman, Maria Bruno Ruiz,
Jake Messier, Phil Redo, Susan Reed, Ben Roe,
Matt Roy, Mindy Todd
Designer Meryl Brenner, Tong-Mei Chan
Photo Research Julie Ecker
Associate Creative Director Alison Kennedy
Got bird questions? Bird stories you’d like to share? Join Vern and Mindy for an
hour of bird talk, the first Saturday of every month (beginning 2/2) at 11am.
Online:capeandislands.org
On-air: 90.1 Martha’s Vineyard, 91.1 Nantucket, 94.3 Brewster, 89.7 HD3 Boston
Monday–Friday
5am
6am
9:30
10am
12pm
1pm
2pm
4pm
6pm
7pm
7:30
8pm
9pm
10pm
11pm
12am
excited to expand the show to an hour
and incorporate some new elements
—including our Bird Brain Quiz.”
“Are you that Bird Guy?” is a familiar
question to Vern, who is continually
amazed and delighted at the diversity
of listeners who tune in Bird News. And
listeners are just as delighted at being
able to ask questions about bird activities
they’ve witnessed, or birds they’ve seen
but can’t identify.
“From learning about diverse families, migration and breeding behavior to
just trying to identify the ones at your
feeders—birds are an endless source of
fascination and enjoyment,” Vern says.
“I’m excited to be a part of what promises Superstorm Sandy brought with it the
Brown Pelican, a species normally seen in
to be an entertaining and educational
the southern US.
program for the whole family.”
5am
7am
8am
10am
11am
12pm 1pm
2pm
3pm
4pm
5pm
6pm
8pm
9pm
10pm
12am
BBC World Service News
Living on Earth
Weekend Edition
Car Talk
Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!
This American Life
The Moth/Radiolab
Splendid Table
Bill Moyers
On the Media
Weekend All Things Considered
Says You!
Selected Shorts
American Routes
Afropop Worldwide
Director, Constituent Communications
Cynthia Broner
Associate Director Susan Reed
Director of Operations Brian Donovan
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Sunday
5am
7am
8am
10am
11am
12pm
1pm
3pm
4pm
5pm
6pm
7pm
11pm
12am
BBC World Service News
On Being
Weekend Edition
Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!
Bob Edwards Weekend
America’s Test Kitchen Radio
To the Best of Our Knowledge
Studio 360
Weekend All Things Considered
This American Life
Arts & Ideas
On the Media
Le Show with Harry Shearer
Explore!, January 2013: Volume 23, Number 1, (ISSN 2152-7458) (USPS 0008 -188). Copyright 2012.
WGBH Educational Foundation. One Guest Street, Boston, MA 02135. All rights reserved. Explore!
is published monthly by the WGBH Educational Foundation. Subscription is by membership
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campus—for the latest in Northeastern’s ongoing
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and Solutions.”
Featuring Matthias Ruth, researcher in natural resource
use and industrial and infrastructure systems, and founder
of the International Society for Ecological Economics;
Joan Fitzgerald, expert in urban sustainability, green
economic development, and climate change policy and
planning; and Doug Foy, founder and CEO of sustainable-development consulting firm Serrafix, former
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Development, and former president and CEO of
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Wednesday evenings, January 9 to April 17.
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