Fiscal Year 2014 Year in Review

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Fiscal Year July 2013 - June 2014 | Year in Review
Year in Review
FISCAL YEAR
July 2013 - June 2014
1 PBS Hawaii | FY 2014
Contents
PBS Hawaii Revenue Sources
3
PBS Hawaii at a Glance
5
Statewide PBS Hawaii Boards
and Management
16
Foundations
and Business Supporters 18
Programs on PBS Hawaii
20
PBS Hawaii Revenue Sources
PBS Hawaii Revenue Sources FY14
7.5%
3.9%
2.2%
18.9%
Individual Gifts
Unrestricted Grants/Business
Support
Restricted Grants
Capital Campaign
Interest/Investment Income
Miscellaneous
30.5%
36.9%
Individual Gifts
Unrestricted Grants/Business Su
Restricted Grants
Capital Campaign
Interest/Investment Income
Miscellaneous
2,062,229
4,017,241
3,325,982
428,619
816,121
242,854
10,893,046
PBS Hawaii at a Glance
Locally Owned, Educational Broadcaster
PBS Hawaii is the only locally owned statewide
television station in Hawaii. We are a nonprofit
multimedia organization dedicated to education.
We are the federally licensed statewide educational
broadcaster in the Islands and the only Hawaii
member of the trusted Public Broadcasting
Service (PBS).
Lead with Our Mission
Through on-air and online platforms,
we advance learning and discovery
with storytelling that touches lives.
PBS Hawaii trasmitter/translator locations from Kauai to Hawaii Island.
The Widest Reach
With broadcast transmitters on Oahu and Maui, along with 12 translators on Kauai and Hawaii
Island, our broadcasting system provides free, over-the-air television to six populated islands,
including all 25 of the most financially disadvantaged areas in Hawaii, as identified by the 2012 U.S.
Census. In some of these areas, we’re the only available broadcaster. With online and live streaming
delivery of locally produced programs, we’re also reaching the world with stories of Hawaii.
By the Numbers
No. of Full Time Staff: 34
No. of Part Time Student Technicians: 12
No. of Board Members: 30
No. of Community Advisory Board Members: 12
No. of Volunteers: 138
No. of Donors: 15,801
PBS Hawaii volunteers like Betty Yoshida
(left) and Cathy Tajiri (top) come from
diverse backgrounds and provide a valuable
community resource.
Distinctive Local Programs
“…my ancestors were about multiple lifetimes. Generations and generations participated
in the furthering of our race. We used to think far beyond our own individual capacities,
to maintain and to build our lahui. PBS is part of that maintenance. It helps us to maintain
a really strong connection to the people of our community and the land upon which we live.”
Aaron Salā
Assistant Professor of Hawaiian Music and Ethnomusicology
University of Hawaii at Manoa
With locally produced programs like Na Mele, Insights on PBS Hawaii and Long Story Short,
PBS Hawaii is the only broadcaster in the Islands with a traditional Hawaiian music program,
regularly scheduled live public affairs program and weekly oral history program, respectively.
In addition, through HIKI NŌ digital media training sessions, Keiki Club children’s events,
community screenings and conversational engagement on social media, PBS Hawaii augments
its programs with a personal touch.
Last year, PBS Hawaii captured the music, stories, culture and people that help us understand one
another and experience the world around us. PBS Hawaii continues to be a repository for these
stories and music and people, to be enjoyed by future generations.
The following is a summary of highlights from last fiscal year:
HIKI NŌ
“Working on HIKI NO- made me realize how
important the little things are that add up to
become a big thing. It showed me how
important teamwork is and how if one person
doesn’t do their part the whole project fails.”
Skyye Bettencourt
Kalaheo High School Student
Students from Kua o ka La PCS Milolii Hipuu Virtual Academy
HIKI NŌ is the only statewide digital literacy and learning initiative of its kind in the state and the U.S.
PBS Hawaii’s flagship educational initiative was specifically designed to address the widening gap between the
“haves” and “have nots” in Hawaii, when drastic cuts in public education left many youth unable to access quality
opportunities for growth and development. To assess its efficacy, we are working with professional evaluators to gather
quantitative and qualitative data on HIKI NŌ’s impact teaching 21st-century and workforce skills. What will greatly
assist PBS Hawaii in evaluating HIKI NŌ’s effectiveness: a three-year, $2.1 million grant from the Stupski Family
Fund of the Hawai‘i Community Foundation. The grant will help develop HIKI NŌ into an intra-curricular elective
sanctioned by the Hawaii State Department of Education and embedded into Hawaii’s public school system for
middle and high schools. This three-year project will secure HIKI NŌ’s future as an educational initiative.
HIKI NŌ by the Numbers
Stories produced and aired: 126
Participating students: 500
Participating teachers: 100
Communities featured in host segments: 18
Participating schools: 85
53 Public | 11 Charter | 21 Private
Through HIKI NŌ, students from very different
neighborhoods across the islands have a statewide platform
to share their regional stories. Their communities may
rarely be heard in commercial media.
Last year, four remote, rural schools on Hawaii
Island debuted on HIKI NŌ after an intensive
HIKI NŌ digital media training session in April 2014:
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Kua o ka La PCS Milolii Hipuu Virtual Academy
Kau High School
Kanu O Ka Aina PCS
Volcano School of Arts and Sciences
Victoria Cuba, a Waipahu High School graduate, was a
featured guest on an episode of Long Story Short with
Leslie Wilcox
Last year also saw the premiere of a HIKI NŌ show featuring a full half hour of stories on or about Maui,
as well as an episode hosted by students on Lanai.
Several HIKI NŌ graduates from the class of 2014 have gone on to college film, communications
and journalism programs, citing the HIKI NŌ experience as either inspiring or validating the choice.
One such graduate, Victoria Cuba from Waipahu High School, revealed her experiences as a homeless high school
student in a HIKI NŌ story. That story caught the eye of Hawaii News Now reporter Jim Mendoza, who did a
ratings-period feature story on Victoria. As a result, her situation was brought to the attention of a mass audience,
which put a human face to Hawaii’s growing homeless population. Victoria has received a full scholarship,
including room and board, to attend UH Manoa in Fall 2014, where she plans to major in communications.
Later in 2014, Victoria will also be appearing in a full, half-hour episode of Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox.
The 2013 HIKI NŌ Awards recognized outstanding student stories that served as models for all students.
In a PBS Hawaii first, winners were unveiled via live stream and ITVS’s OVEE platform on PBSHawaii.org.
Students and teachers from across the state celebrated simultaneously through technology, without the
burden of travel expenses.
INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAII
“PBS Hawaii is a place where you can think about what’s important.”
Bruce Voss
PBS Hawaii Board Member
Hawaii’s only live, primetime, weekly and interactive public affairs program informed and engaged island residents. With hosts Malia Mattoch, Daryl Huff and Mahealani Richardson, Insights on PBS Hawaii is a forum
where diverse viewpoints and spirited discussion can yield understanding. The entire state of Hawaii is invited
to join the conversation with their questions and
comments via phone, email or social media.
Guests and topics are selected in the public interest,
with particular thought given to subjects that may
not get covered in depth – or at all – on commercial
media. Last year, Insights discussed a number of
topics, including mental health care for native
Hawaiians, homelessness in our neighborhoods,
native Hawaiian governance, death with dignity, the
Affordable Care Act and same sex marriage. Insights
also brought Hawaii’s four mayors to the table to
discuss the needs of their individual communities.
Malia Mattoch leads engaging and informative discussions as
host of Insights on PBS Hawaii
A special edition of Insights provided a forum with a live audience to meet Christen Marquez, the filmmaker
and the subject of a PBS Hawaii Presents offering, E Haku Inoa. The forum gave both a studio audience and
the statewide audience an opportunity to discuss the topics of the film: a woman’s struggle to re-connect with
her estranged mother, and mental health issues within the Hawaiian community.
At the tail end of FY14, Insights also began its coverage of Election 2014, giving candidates an opportunity
to debate their differences and discuss the issues affecting their communities. Insights on PBS Hawaii is the
only live, primetime, weekly televised community affairs program that gives the entire state of Hawaii the
opportunity to engage in the conversation.
NA MELE
“Being a place where we can love and hold dear the things
that matter to us, is what makes PBS so special.”
Susan Eichor
Chief Operating Officer, aio Hawaii
Na Mele is the only broadcast program that showcases the songs, artists and
stories of traditional Hawaiian music. Last year, Na Mele brought back the
memories and songs from Hawaii’s past through traditional Hawaiian music
and dance.
• Peter Medeiros, accompanied by the dancers of Pua Ali‘i ‘Ilima,
presented the songs that shaped him as a musician
• The Leo Nahenahe Singers, four tutus with a kolohe attitude,
filled the PBS Hawaii studio with their joyful voices
• Ohta-San showed us why he is still one of Hawaii’s virtuouso ukulele players.
• Jerry Santos gave us the warmth, comfort and memories of home
through his music and lyrics
“I remember days when we were younger.
We used to catch ‘o‘opu in the mountain stream.”
Jerry Santos
Jerry Santos
Through Na Mele, PBS Hawaii continues to give Hawaii’s artists a stage where they can share not only their
music, but also their stories. The rich history of Na Mele, with performances by Aunty Genoa Keawe, Dennis
Kamakahi, Boyce Rodrigues, Bill Kaiwa, Emma Veary, Robert and Roland Cazimero, Kealii Reichel and many
more of Hawaii’s artists, past and present, is an archive of treasures that will live for generations to enjoy.
LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX
“I like to listen to some of the things that Leslie Wilcox and her interviews are trying to say...
and it’s through stories like that that bring me back to not only what this generation is
trying to do with their life, but also about the past generations and what happened.”
Shisa Kahaunaele
HIKI NŌ and Kamehameha Schools alumna
Elegant in its simplicity, Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox shares the life lessons and oral
histories of a diverse spectrum of intriguing people from Hawaii and beyond.
Among the special individuals Leslie Wilcox,
PBS Hawaii’s President and CEO, sat down
with last year:
Alice Greenwood on Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox
• Homeless advocate Alice Greenwood,
who shared her personal story of being
homeless on the west side of Oahu
• Alvin Wong, The Happiest Person in America,
who spoke about what he felt makes a person happy
• Olin Lagon, who shared the lessons he learned from
his mother about family and overcoming obstacles
• Nick Vujicic, born without arms or legs, who
showed us what a positive attitude can accomplish
“…when I looked myself in the mirror, I said, ‘Okay, Nick, you have no arms, no legs,
but your eyes are beautiful; hold onto something. Nick, you can’t do sports, but you’re good at
mathematics.’ Give yourself a chance.”
Nick Vujicic
Only Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox is able to present such a wide range of subjects for Hawaii’s
television and online viewers.
LEAHEY & LEAHEY
With men from two different generations talking “sports and other
living things,” Jim and Kanoa Leahey’s kitchen was a busy scene.
Leahey & Leahey welcomed a variety of sports figures to join
them in conversation, including:
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University of Hawaii coaches Norm Chow,
Laura Beeman and Dave Shoji
University of Hawaii coach Dave Shoji joins Jim and
Maui-born World Series winner Shane Victorino
Kanoa Leahey for an episode of Leahey & Leahey
Surf champion Carissa Moore
All-American University of Hawaii volleyball player Emily Hartong
Leahey & Leahey also provided a local point of view of the national PBS program FRONTLINE: League of
Denial, an investigative report on concussions in professional football players. To discuss this issue, the Leaheys
invited former National Football League safety Rich Miano, one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit against the NFL.
Mix in doses of “Pop’s Poetry” segments with two of Hawaii’s most experienced sports reporters, and you get a
program that is a comforting, informative and entertaining gathering place for sports conversation.
PBS HAWAII PRESENTS
“PBS Hawaii is the home for everything that is wonderful about Hawaii.
It’s where you meet people, you meet the talent, you meet the wisdom.”
Dr. David McEwan
PBS Hawaii Board Member
PBS Hawaii Presents, our showcase for independent films about local culture and communities, offered
films that stimulated thought, reflection and emotion.
Last year, The Untold Story made its broadcast debut on
PBS Hawaii. This documentary, which combined historical facts with dramatic recreations, unveiled the history of
Japanese American internment camps in Hawaii during
World War II.
Seeds of Hope gave us a comprehensive look at the state
of our local agriculture industry, from small taro farmers
to large cattle ranches.
With these and other independent films, PBS Hawaii
Presents helps provide a voice to local storytellers and
diverse issues.
Students from Waikiki Elementary School learn to cultivate
a variety of vegetables in Seeds of Hope
PBS Hawaii, in partnership with Pacific Islanders in Communications, proudly presented Season Three
of Pacific Heartbeat. Season Three of this nationally distributed series displayed a wide range of stories
about the people and places of the Pacific region. Pacific Heartbeat celebrated the Golden Anniversary
of the Merrie Monarch Festival, investigated the cause of a mysterious illness on the island of Guam,
heard the music and history of The Brothers Cazimero, and profiled a master of traditional kākau
(Hawaiian tattooing) and a Maui taro farmer fighting for water rights.
LOCAL SPECIALS
Students from across the state compete on live television during the aio Hawaii State Spellling Bee
For the fourth consecutive year, PBS Hawaii was the
only place where Hawaii could see the live television
broadcast of the aio Hawaii State Spelling Bee. The
competition between the 14 finalists came down to
two contestants from the Big Island: Hope Kudo from
Kailua-Kona and Christianne Abella from Kealakekua.
Christianne correctly spelled the word “plangency” to
become the first girl in four years to win the Bee.
Last year, PBS Hawaii launched ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i, a series of spots featuring Hawaiian culture and language
experts talking about what the Hawaiian language means to them, and what role it will play in Hawaii’s
future. When asked why people should learn to speak, read and write Hawaiian, Aaron Salā, Assistant
Professor of Hawaiian Music and Ethnomusicology at the University of Hawaii, said, “You miss out!”
PBS Hawaii visited Ewa Elementary
School to record their fifth graders’
recital of the Gettysburg Address. The
resulting spot, broadcast in conjunction
with Ken Burns’ The Address, featured
the Ewa Elementary students speaking
about the process of memorizing Abraham Lincoln’s famous speech, and the
meaning behind the words. This short
piece, combined with an article in our
monthly program guide, displayed the
pride that the Ewa Elementary students,
their teachers and their principal had in
their accomplishment.
Students from Ewa Elementary School recite the Gettysburg Address
“Public television has always been about quality production of local people and local events
and local culture. So it allowed all of Hawaii’s people to see themselves, and to have our stories
told both for ourselves, but also to be told to the world. We do celebrate being native Hawaiian
at our base. And then we celebrate all the cultures that come and overlay on top of that.
The most positive things in the world come from the diversity we have. And I think PBS
has always been phenomenal at showing that diversity without judgment.”
Robbie Alm
Chair, PBS Hawaii Board
PBS Hawaii serves all of Hawaii as a source of entertainment, information and education. With Insights
on PBS Hawaii, Na Mele, Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox, HIKI NŌ, Leahey & Leahey and
PBS Hawaii Presents, combined with the broad spectrum of national PBS programs and a deep archive of
local culture, personalities, artists and music, PBS Hawaii stands out as a singular non-commercial media outlet
providing a rich diversity of broadcast and online programming, serving the entire state of Hawaii and the world.
A SAFE HAVEN FOR HAWAII’S CHILDREN
PBS Hawaii is the only local member of the trusted Public Broadcasting Service. Because of this, we are
able to offer a dedicated children’s channel that parents and caregivers count on as a safe place for their keiki
around the clock. In addition, daytime children’s programming on our main channel is free over the air, so
even families without cable service can access educational programs for their kids.
PBS KIDS by the Numbers:
• PBS is the #1 source of media content for pre-school teachers
• Kids who watched Super Why! scored 46% higher on
standardized tests than those who didn’t
Number of literacy programs: 6
Number of science programs: 5
Number of math programs: 6
Number of social skills programs: 10
A FREE PROVIDER OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS
NHK World is a premium cable channel,
so in most parts of the U.S., viewers would
need a premium cable subscription to access
international news from an Asian perspective. To bring Hawaii quality, international
news coverage from Asia, where many of our
residents and visitors have ties, PBS Hawaii
has a robust arrangement with NHK World to
air its programs. Through this arrangement,
PBS Hawaii is able to provide premium NHK
World programs to more viewers, through
over-the-air and basic cable services.
LOCAL TOUCHES AND COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS
PBS Hawaii hosted community screenings for popular Masterpiece programs Downton Abbey and
Sherlock. Both events brought communities together around common interests, engaged an audience
that most PBS stations historically have not engaged – our future supporters, teenagers and young
adults – and provided a local touch to nationally provided programs. It also highlighted collaborations
with businesses in the local community to help spread the mission and programs of PBS Hawaii.
– For the free, advanced screening of the
Downton Abbey Season Three premiere,
PBS Hawaii partnered with Yelp Hawaii,
the local chapter of the popular online review
community. Yelp Hawaii provided in-kind
help in securing food and tea vendors and
welcoming 50 local “Yelpers” to the
PBS Hawaii studio.
Guests gather in the PBS Hawaii studio for a season premiere
screening of the popular series, Downton Abbey
– PBS Hawaii partnered with Consolidated
Theatres to present a free, advanced screening
of the Sherlock Season Three premiere. More
than 400 fans of all ages gathered for a shared
experience of watching their favorite program
on the big screen. Consolidated Theatres
provided its largest Ward auditorium at no
cost, and executed free promotion of the event
on their social media channels. PBS Hawaii
also publicized the event through social media,
free radio and newspaper publicity and a movie
poster at the Ward location.
Over 400 fans gathered at Consolidated Theatres on Ward
Avenue for a free, advanced screening of the Sherlock Season
Three premiere
Technical Advances
PBS Hawaii works year-round to improve audio and
video quality and clarity, and to expand distribution to
more viewers, even in the farthest reaches of our island
state. Our investment in Hawaii’s people includes
advances in delivering emergency disaster warnings
and receiving programs.
Next-Generation Emergency System
During a state of emergency or natural disaster,
Hawaii’s citizens need to be informed to ensure safety. With the new PBS WARN project, PBS Hawaii can
help keep communities informed by delivering emergency alerts from FEMA to mobile phone subscribers,
even when internet connections are down. Because of the WARN
program, cellular operators that could not otherwise add redundancy
to their operations will be able to keep their subscribers informed, as if
they had their own satellite backup system.
Enhancing Our Service on Hawaii Island
Hawaii Island is our largest over-the-air audience in the state. We have
upgraded our service to the people of Hawaii Island by converting our
Mauna Loa site to a licensed translator, often called a “junior transmitter.” This change protects us from broadcast interference. With this
upgrade, there are now seven Hawaii Island translators.
More Reliability and Quality Control
in Receiving Programs
To ensure quality and reliability in obtaining national programs,
PBS Hawaii implemented the PBS Non-Real Time (NRT) system,
which delivers programs as digital files instead of satellite transmissions. These files are not subject to impairments that sometimes
affect satellite delivery, like bad weather.
Funding Secured for New Website
PBS Hawaii will be enhancing the way it delivers programs and web-exclusive content to online viewers in
Hawaii and worldwide. To achieve this, PBS Hawaii secured a $40,000 grant from the FLEX Grant program
of the Omidyar ‘Ohana Fund of the Hawai‘i Community Foundation.
Statewide Board of Directors
Robert Alm
Jason Fujimoto
Tim Johns
Thomas Koide
Chair
Vice Chair
Secretary
Treasurer
Jimmy Borges
Keiki-Pua Dancil
Matthew Emerson
Ken Hiraki
Charlyn Honda
Masini
Jean Kiyabu
Marissa Sandblom
Susan Bendon
Carolyn Berry
Wilson
Guy Fujimura
Joanne Lo Grimes
Gayle Harimoto
Joan Husted
Kawika Kahiapo
Darren Kimura
Ian Kitajima
Kamani Kuala‘au
Mary Ann Manahan
David McEwan,
M.D.
Bettina Mehnert
Cameron Nekota
Ka’iulani Sodaro
L. Candy Suiso
Kent Tsukamoto
Bruce Voss
David Watumull
Statewide Community Advisory Board
Chuck Boller
Dennis Bunda
Patti Cook
Lei Kihoi Dunne
Jason Fujinaka
Kainoa Horcajo
Shawn
Kanaiaupuni,
Ph.D.
Karen Knudsen
Cheryl Kauhane
Lupenui
Corrina Moefu
Les Murashige
Leona Rocha Wilson
Management
Leslie Wilcox
Karen Yamamoto
Roy Kimura
Ben Nishimoto
President & CEO
Senior Vice President
& CFO
Vice President
Creative Services
Vice President
Advancement
John Nakahira
Liberty Peralta
Tatsu Sasaki
Chief Engineer
Director of
Communications
Director of
Business Support
Christina Kanemoto
Sumida
Director of
Individual Support
Lynn Haff
Director of
Grant Support
FOUNDATIONS
Alexander and Baldwin Kokua Fund
Bank of Hawaii Foundation
Bendon Family Foundation
Beta Beta Gamma Foundation
Thomas and Elizabeth Brodhead Foundation
Marge and John Callahan Charitable Fund
James and Abigail Campbell Family Foundation
Caregiver Foundation
Castiglione Casauria Foundation
Change Happens Foundation
Earl and Marjery Chapman Foundation
Cheeryble Foundation
Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation
Larry and Beatrice Ching Foundation
Cooke Foundation, Ltd.
Cooper Family Foundation
Frank M. and Gertrude R. Doyle Foundation
Erdman Family Foundation
Freeman Family Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation Friends of Hawaii Charities, Inc.
Robert M. and Alice K. Fujimoto Foundation
Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation
Gill Family Fund
Groupon
Grove Farm Company Foundation
Hagenbuch/Martel Fund
John R. Halligan Foundation
Harqua Foundation
Hawaii Community Foundation
Hawaii Visitor Industries Foundation - Charity Walk
HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union Foundation
D.J. Hirshmann Family Foundation
HPM Building Supply Foundation
Ernest Hui Family Foundation
Peter P. Jennings Fund
Koaniani Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation
Kosasa Foundation
Jack and Marie Lord Fund
of the Hawaii Community Foundation
Makana Aloha Foundation
George Mason Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation
Maui Economic Development Board Ke Alahele Education Fund
McInerny Foundation
McVay Family Foundation
John and Clifford Mirikitani Foundation
Moonglow Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation
Lloyd Moore Foundation
O. L. Moore Foundation
Omidyar Ohana Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation
Murphy Family Fund
Nicolas and Jane Nagel - Schwab Gift Fund
Dr. and Mrs. L Q Pang Foundation
Grant and Sue Perkins Fund
Bill and Joan Porter Fund
Prisanlee Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation
REAP Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Sherman Family Foundation
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
John M. Simpson Foundation
Stupski Family Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation
Hazel H. Takumi Foundation
Tally Donor Advised Fund
Tateuchi Foundation
Hazel Tominaga Tsutsui Theodore Foundation
Ronald E. and Ivy L. Timpe Fund
of the Oregon Community Foundation
Wag More Bark Less Fund
Mary Wagner Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation
J. Watumull Fund
Lenora and Joseph Wee Fund
Anne Marie and Jack C. Wilder Charitable Fund
James and Juanita Wo Foundation
Denis and Robert Wong Foundation
Lin & Ella Wong Foundation
Zilber Family Foundation
BUSINESS SUPPORTERS
7-Eleven Hawaii
ABC Stores
Aloha Shoyu
American Savings Bank
Aqua Hotels & Resorts
Cades Foundation
Cades Schutte LLP
Carlsmith Ball LLP
Cronin, Fried, Sekiya, Kekina & Fairbanks
First Hawaiian Bank
First Insurance Company of Hawaii
Foodland
Hanalani Schools
Hawaii Association for the Education
of Young Children (HAEYC)
Hawaii Credit Union League (HCUL)
Hawaii Government Employers Association (HGEA)
Hawaii Medical Service Association (HMSA)
Hawaiian Airlines
Hawaiian Telcom
HICentral MLS
Hilton Hawaiian Village (Bali Steak & Seafood)
Honolulu Board of REALTORS®
HouseMart
Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa
Island Air
Island Pacific Academy
Kamehameha Schools
Keiki Care Center of Hawaii
Love’s Bakery
Marian’s Catering
My Gym
Nan, Inc.
Oceanic Time Warner Cable
Ohana Health Plan
Olsten
Our Kakaako
Pearl Harbor Federal Credit Union
Pigtails & Crewcuts
R. M. Towill Corporation
RT Hawaii Restaurants (Ruby Tuesday)
Saint Marianne Cope Preschool (St. Francis School)
Stepping Stones Academy
The Plaza Assisted Living
Tutu & Me Traveling Preschool
University of Hawaii Professional Assembly (UHPA)
Waimea Valley
Wee Play & Learn
Yelp Hawaii
CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING
Angelina Ballerina (Weekly)
Arthur (Daily)
Barney & Friends (Weekly)
Biz Kid$ (Weekly)
Bob the Builder (Weekly)
Caillou (Daily)
Clifford The Big Red Dog (Daily)
Curious George (Daily)
Cyberchase (Daily)
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood (Daily)
Dinosaur Train (Daily)
The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! Voiced by
award-winning actor Martin Short, Dr. Seuss’s The Cat in the
Electric Company (Weekly)
Hat guides friends Sally and Nick - with a little help from the
Martha Speaks (Daily)
Fish, Thing 1 and Thing 2 - on fun-filled adventures where they
make natural-science discoveries, from how bees make honey
Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood (Weekly)
to why owls sleep during the day.
Peg + Cat (Daily)
Sesame Street (Daily)
Sid The Science Kid (Daily)
Super Why! (Daily)
The Cat In The Hat Knows A Lot About That! (Daily)
Thomas & Friends (Daily)
Wild Kratts (Daily)
Wordgirl (Daily)
Wordworld (Weekly)
CULTURE AND ART
At Home With Venetia In Kyoto (Series)
Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange (Series)
Antiques Roadshow (Series)
Architect Michael Graves: A Grand Tour
Architect Robert A.m. Stern: Presence of the Past
Becoming an Artist
The Buddha
The Cardboard Bernini
Cool Japan (Series)
Cool Spaces! (Series)
Craft In America
Edgar Payne: The Scenic Journey
Fake Or Fortune? (Series)
Frederick Law Olmsted: Designing America
Grand Canyon Serenade
How Sherlock Changed The World
Humble Beauty: Skid Row Artists
Inside Foyle’s War
Invisible Women: Forgotten Artists Of Florence
Japanology Plus (Series)
Journey of The Bonesetter’s Daughter
Kung Fu Master - Zhao Jianyang
Last Will & Testament
Life is a Banquet: The Rosalind Russell Story
Lifecasters
The Lost Years of Zora Neale Hurston
Mariachi High
The Buddha Two and a half millennia ago, a new religion was
born in northern India, generated from the ideas of the Buddha, a mysterious Indian sage. This documentary by awardwinning filmmaker David Grubin tells the story of his life, a
journey especially relevant in our own bewildering times of
violent change and spiritual confusion.
Mel Leipzig: Everything Is Paintable
Pedro E. Guerrero, Portrait of an Image Maker
Pioneers of Television (Series)
Rit Big Shot: Painting with Light
Russia’s Open Book: Writing in the Age of Putin
Secrets of Althorp: The Spencers
Secrets of Chatsworth
Secrets of Henry VIII’s Palace
Secrets of Highclere Castle
Secrets of Scotland Yard
Secrets of the Dead
Secrets of the Manor House
Secrets of the Tower Of London
Secrets of Underground London
Seven Wonders of the Buddhist World
Shakespeare Lost, Shakespeare Found
The Shaw Festival: Behind the Curtain
Side By Side, the Science, Art and
Impact of Digital Cinema
Stage Left: A Story of Theater in San Francisco
Stagestruck: Confessions from Summer Stock
Steven Caras: See Them Dance
Takeshi Art Beat (Series)
Unlocking Sherlock
Vamos al Baile (Let’s Go To The Dance)
Violin Masters, Two Gentlemen Of Cremona
Virtuoso: The Olga Samaroff Story
West Encounters East
William Kentridge: Anything is Possible
Yunjin Brocade Master
The Shaw Festival: Behind the Curtain This documentary
provides a behind-the-scenes look at the Shaw Festival, one
of North America’s longest-running, most distinctive and
exciting theater experiences. With unprecedented access, the
program captures the Shaw’s unique approach to theater and
the treasure of the Shaw’s repertory acting company. Moya
O’Connell as Hedda Gabler and Jim Mezon as Judge Brack in
Hedda Gabler.
DRAMA
The Bletchley Circle (Series)
Call the Midwife (Series)
Last Tango in Halifax (Series)
Masterpiece Classic (Series)
Masterpiece Contemporary (Series)
Masterpiece Mystery! (Series)
Mr. Selfridge (Series)
Mr. Stink
Vicious (Series)
DOCUMENTARIES
Age of Champions
American Masters (Series)
American Pharaoh
Anna May Wong: In Her Own Words
Barefoot College
Birdmen: The Original Dream of Flight
Biz Kid$: Three Minutes to Change the World
The Black Kungfu Experience
Last Tango in Halifax The BAFTA-winning comedy-drama
about
romance and second chances has reunited childhood
Boyhood Shadows
sweethearts Celia (Anne Reid) and Alan (Derek Jacobi) plan
a life together. Shown from L-R: Anne Reid as Celia, Derek
Bridge the Gap to Pine Ridge
Jacobi as Alan
The Campaign
The Education of Harvey Gantt
European Christmas Markets
Extreme by Design
Go Public: A Day in the Life of an American School District
Great Old Amusement Parks
The Grove
Horses of the West
Ice Warriors - USA Sled Hockey
In My Lifetime
Independent Lens (Series)
Is School Enough?
Jake Shimabukuro: Life on Four Strings
Japanese American Lives (Series)
The Lost Bird Project
Mister Rogers & Me
Moving with Grace
Mulberry Child
Music Makes a City
Music Voyager (Series)
My Dad’s Illness
Not Yet Begun to Fight
Note By Note
(The Making Of Steinway L1037)
Objects and Memory
Jake Shimabukuro: Life on Four Strings The documentary follows ukulele
virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro over the course of a musical season. Enjoy dynamic
Out on a Limb
performances before sold-out crowds, intimate moments of life on the road as
well as visits to Hawaii, where he has risen from local hero to international star.
POV (Series)
Rajneeshpuram
Restaging Shelter
A Ride Along the Lincoln Highway
Seeds of Resiliency
Serving America: Memories of Peace Corps
Set for Life
Shelter Me (Series)
Shooting in the Wild
A Simple Piece of Paper
Sitting Bull: A Stone in My Heart
Skeletons of the Sahara
Song of the Dunes: Search for the Original Gypsies
Still on the Road
Through a Dog’s Eyes
Tomorrow: Japan Beyond 3/11 (Series)
Untamed Legacy:
America’s Wild Mustang
Vanilla: The Sacred Orchid
Who Cares About Kelsey?
World Peace and Other
4th Grade Achievements
You Don’t Know Jack Soo
Your Turn to Care
ENTERTAINMENT - GENERAL
50s & 60s Party Songs
60S Girl Grooves
60S Pop, Rock & Soul
A Christmas Carol : The Concert
Burt Bacharach’s Best A celebration of legendary songwriter Burt Bacharach,
with host Robert Wagner introducing archival performances by the original artThe Big Band Years
ists who made the music famous, including Dionne Warwick (pictured above).
The British Beat
Burt Bacharach & Hal David: The Library
of Congress Gershwin Prize
Burt Bacharach’s Best
Carol Burnett: The Mark Twain Prize
Christmas at Belmont
Christmas in Norway with the St. Olaf Choir
Christmas on the Danube
Christmas with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
featuring Alfie Boe and Tom Brokaw
The Dave Clark Five: Glad All Over
Doo Wop Discoveries
Doo Wop Love Songs
Ed Sullivan’s Rock And Roll Classics: The 60s
Elvis, Aloha From Hawaii
A Grand Mercer Christmas
The Grateful Dead: Dead Ahead
Heartbeat of Home
Magic Moments: The Best of 50s Pop
Motown: Big Hits and More
Oscar Hammerstein II - Out of My Dreams
Peter, Paul & Mary: Carry It On: A Musical Legacy
Rock, Pop and Doo Wop
St. Thomas Christmas: All is Well
Sunshine by the Stars: Celebrating Louisiana Music
Superstars of Seventies Soul Live
Victor Borge: Comedy in Music
HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY
10 Buildings that Changed America
The 1962 World’s Fair:
When Seattle Invented the Future
The Address
American Experience (Series)
Before There Were Parks: Yellowstone and
Glacier Through Native Eyes
Brazil with Michael Palin (Series)
Chasing Shackleton (Series)
Cuban Missile Crisis - Three Men Go to War
Day of Days: June 6, 1944
D-Day 360
Escape from a Nazi Death Camp
Escape from a Nazi Death Camp In east Poland, at
Sobibor, the remote Nazi death camp, 300 Jewish prisoners staged a bloody break out. This film travels back
to Sobibor with the last remaining survivors to reveal
their extraordinary story of courage, desperation and
determination. Pictured: Survivors Philip Bialowiz with
brother Symcha in front of a mound of human ashes at
Sobibor’s former Camp 3.
The Gettysburg Story
Great Plains: America’s Lingering Wild
Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time
Hallowed Grounds
History Detectives (Series)
The Kennedy Half-Century
Lafayette: The Lost Hero
The Life of Muhammad (Series)
Lincoln@Gettysburg
The March
The Mysterious Lost State Of Franklin
The National Geographic Bee
Quest for the Lost Maya
Ruben Salazar: Man in the Middle
The Story of the Jews with Simon Schama (Series)
Unsung Heroes: The Story of America’s
Female Patriots
We Served Too: The Story of the Women’s
Airforce Service Pilots
HIKI NO Students from Ke Kula Niihau O Kekaha Public Charter
Wojtek: The Bear That Went To War
School finalize details during a recent production. From left:
Piilani Perreira, Kaiini Niau, Kaulana Pantohan.
LOCAL AND REGIONAL PRODUCTIONS
The 2014 aio Hawaii State Spelling Bee at PBS Hawaii
The Aloha Buddha
Artist III
Biography Hawaii (Series)
Black Grace: From Cannon’s Creek to Jacob’s Pillow
Dream Big: Nanakuli at the Fringe
E Haku Inoa: To Weave A Name
Family Ingredients
Filmmakers’ Forum: The Ohina Film Festival
Fixing Juvie Justice
HIKI N O- (Series)
Hula: The Merrie Monarch’s Golden Celebration
The Illness & the Odyssey
Insights on PBS Hawaii (Series)
Journey to Emalani
Keola Beamer: Malama
Ko Aloha (Keep Your Love)
Leahey & Leahey (Series)
Let’s Play Music! Slack Key with Cyril Pahinui & Friends
Life Begins At 80...and the Music Never Ends:
A Night with Joy Abbott and Betty Loo Taylor
Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox (Series)
Ma Ka Malu Ali’i: The Legacy of Hawaii’s Ali’i
Na Loea: The Masters
Na Mele (Series)
Na Mele: Jerry Santos
Na Mele: Na Lani Eha From Iolani Palace
Presented By Hawaiian Airlines
Na Mele: Peter Medeiros
Ninoy Aquino & The Rise of People Power
Ohta-San: Virtuosity and Legacy
One Voice
Pacific Heartbeat (Series)
Pidgin: The Voice of Hawaii
Keola Beamer: Malama
Ko Aloha (Keep Your
Searchlight Serenade: Big Bands in the WWII
Love) Based upon Beamer’s belief that musicians
from different backgrounds can remain true to their
Japanese American Incarceration Camps
own cultural heritage while learning and incorSeeds of Hope
porating ideas from others, Keola Beamer brings
together a brilliant ensemble of musicians including
Songs of Joy: A PBS Hawaii Holiday Celebration
Native American flute player R. Carlos Nakai and
American jazz pianist virtuoso Geoffrey Keezer.
Those Who Came Before
Under A Jarvis Moon
The Untold Story: Internment of
Japanese Americans In Hawaii
Waimea ‘Ukulele & Slack Key Guitar
When the Mountain Calls: Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan
NEWS AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Asia Biz Forecast (Weekly)
Asia Insight (Weekly)
Asia This Week (Weekly)
Asian Voices (Weekly)
BBC World News (Weekdays)
Charlie Rose - The Week (Weekly)
Charlie Rose (Weekdays)
Coming Back with Wes Moore (Series)
FRONTLINE (Weekly)
NHK Newsline (Daily)
Nightly Business Report (Weekdays)
(Weekdays)
PBS NEWSHOUR
Religion & Ethics Newsweekly (Weekly)
Science View (Weekly)
Service: When Women Come Marching Home
To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe (Weekly)
Washington Week with Gwen Ifill (Weekly)
PBS NEWSHOUR The nightly broadcast continues
to provide in-depth analysis of current events with
a team of seasoned and highly regarded journalists.
Co-anchored by Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff, and
featuring Jeffrey Brown, chief correspondent for arts,
culture, and society; and Margaret Warner, chief foreign correspondent, who deliver compelling original
reporting and newsmaker interviews from the field.
Senior correspondent Hari Sreenivasan delivers news
to the digital world and anchors the news summary
on the television broadcasts.
PERFORMANCE - CLASSICAL
Classical Rewind
The Cliburn: 50 Years of Gold
Great Performances (Series)
Great Performances at The Met (Series)
Live From Lincoln Center (Series)
One Out of Many
Pennsylvania Ballet at 50
A Salute to Vienna
Vienna Philharmonic Summer Night Concert
PERFORMANCE - CONTEMPORARY
A Capitol Fourth
ACL Presents: Americana Music Festival
Alfie Boe: Storyteller at the Royal Albert Hall
Annie: It’s the Hard-Knock Life, from Script to Stage
Austin City Limits (Series)
Billy Joel: A Matter of Trust: The Bridge to Russia, The Concert
Carole King & James Taylor Live at the Troubadour
Carole King: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize
in Performance at the White House
A Celebration Of Blues & Soul:
The 1989 Inaugural Concert
Celtic Woman: Emerald
David Garrett: Music Live in Concert
Emeli Sande: Live at the Royal Albert Hall
Front and Center (Series)
Gloria Estefan: The Standards
Goat Rodeo Live: Yo-Yo Ma, Stuart Duncan,
Edgar Meyer and Chris Thile
Great Performances (Series)
Hugh Laurie - Live on the Queen Mary
Il Volo We Are Love
Jazz and the Philharmonic
Live from the Artists Den (Series)
Muddy Waters & The Rolling Stones Live
The National Memorial Day Concert
A Capitol Fourth The nation’s premiere Independence Day
holiday concert is viewed by millions at home and attended
Peter, Paul & Mary 25th Anniversary Concert
by hundreds of thousands of people on the West Lawn of the
Capitol in Washington, DC.
Prima Princessa Presents The Nutcracker
Sarah Brightman: Dreamchaser in Concert
The Silk Road Ensemble with Yo-Yo Ma:
Live from Tanglewood
The Tenors: Lead with Your Heart
The Texas Tenors: You Should Dream
ThePianoGuys: Live at Red Butte Garden
Under the Streetlamp: Let the Good Times Roll
Women of Soul: In Performance at the White House
SCIENCE AND HEALTH
Brains on Trial with Alan Alda (Series)
Changing Seas (Series)
Earthflight, a Nature Special Presentation (Series)
Eat, Fast and Live Longer with Michael Mosley
Great Nature (Series)
Guts with Michael Mosley
Hawking
Life on Fire (Series)
Nature (Series)
NOVA (Series)
Ocean Frontiers: The Dawn of a
New Era in Ocean Stewardship
Second Opinion (Series)
Super Skyscrapers (Series)
The Truth About Exercise with Michael Mosley
Your Inner Fish (Series)
TRAVEL, COOKING AND DIY
America’s Test Kitchen from
Cook’s Illustrated (Series)
Ask This Old House (Series)
The Best of the Joy of Painting (Series)
Cook’s Country from America’s Test Kitchen (Series)
Dining with the Chef (Series)
Food Trip with Todd English: Malaysia
Globe Trekker (Series)
Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope (Series)
Journeys in Japan (Series)
Julia Child Memories: Bon Appetit!
Hawking This documentary traces Stephen Hawking’s life
journey, from boyhood under-achiever to Ph.D. genius, and
from a healthy cox on the Oxford rowing team to diagnosis
of motor neuron disease, given just two years to live – yet
surviving several close brushes with death. The film also
highlights his greatest scientific discoveries and plots his
rise to fame and superstardom.
Lidia Celebrates America
Lunch On! (Series)
Mapping Kyoto Streets (Series)
Martha Bakes (Series)
Martha Stewart’s
Cooking School (Series)
Mexico - One Plate at a Time
with Rick Bayless (Series)
The Mind of a Chef (Series)
Moveable Feast with
Fine Cooking (Series)
Richard Bangs’ Adventures
with Purpose (Series)
Richard Bangs’ South America:
Quest for Wonder
Rick Steves’ Delicious Europe
Rick Steves’ Europe (Series)
Rick Steves’ European Christmas
Rick Steves’ Italy: Cities of Dreams
Rough Cut - Woodworking
with Tommy Mac (Series)
Sara’s Weeknight Meals (Series)
Simply Ming (Series)
Sit and Be Fit (Series)
Tea Lands of China
This Old House (Series)
Tokyo Eye (Series)
Woodsmith Shop (Series)
The Woodwright’s Shop (Series)
THE MIND OF A CHEF A combination of travel, cooking, history, science
and humor, featuring two culinary masters: Edward Lee (right), celebrated
chef of 610 Magnolia in Louisville, Kentucky, and Magnus Nilsson, chef of
Fäviken, in Sweden.
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