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Great Performances: The Nutcracker
Plus 49th Annual Los Angeles
County Holiday Celebration Live
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KCET Celebrates Joy!
This December, KCET celebrates joy with unforgettable performances and music
specials that will inspire and entertain viewers of all ages. They include:
(Repeats 12/7, 4 PM; 12/10, 10 PM; 12/15, midnight; 12/27, 9 PM)
Popular performer Yanni and four young vocalists—Nathan
Pacheco, Chloe, Ender Thomas and Leslie Mills—combine talents to
offer an evening of new compositions and Yanni classics.
Agatha Stoinska
Celtic Woman: The Greatest
Journey—Holiday Special
Tuesday, December 2, 8 PM
Great Performances: “Dance in
America: San Francisco Ballet’s
The Nutcracker”
Wednesday, December 17, 8 PM
San Francisco Ballet makes
the beloved The Nutcracker its
own, resetting it during the 1915
Panama Pacific International Exhibition and introducing
“Dance in America” viewers to the dazzling Maria Kochetkova
and Davit Karapetyan.
(Repeats 12/6 9 PM; 12/7 9:30 PM;
12/11, 8:30 PM; 12/13, 4 PM;
12/27, 7 PM)
L.A. Holiday
Celebration 2008
One-hour highlights from the
December 24, 2007 program.
This essential collection
of beloved and memorable
songs features vocalists Lisa,
Chloë, Órla, Méav and Hayley,
and fiddler Máiréad.
Great Performances: “Domingo, Netrebko & Villazon:
Three Stars in Vienna”
ORF/Ali Schafler
Ed Kreiger
(Repeats 12/20, 7 PM)
The legendary Placido
Domingo joins new superstars
Anna Netrebko and Rolando
Villazon—one of the leading
dream couples in contemporary
opera—for an open-air concert
at the steps outside of Vienna’s
magnificent Schonbrunn Palace.
Happy Holidays: The Best of the Andy Williams Christmas Shows
Wednesday, December 3, 9:30 PM
Erik Tomasson
Yanni: Voices
Sunday, December 1, 10 PM
Faith Hill, Joy to the World:
A Soundstage Special Event
Thursday, December 18, 10 PM
Faith Hill, backed by an orchestra led by esteemed conductor
David Campbell, sings favorites
from her upcoming holiday
album, Joy to the World, a collection of standards amped up
with challenging vocals and
ambitious melodic structure.
Lights: Celebrate Hanukkah Live in Concert
Sunday, December 21, 5 PM
This high-definition special features a distinguished, diverse and
dynamic ensemble of musical performers in celebration of the
Jewish Festival of Lights.
(Repeats 12/14, 5:30 PM; 12/20, 8:30 PM)
The Doors: Live in Europe
Saturday, December 6, 11 PM
(Repeats 12/13, 10:30 PM)
The charismatic singer/poet
Jim Morrison lives on in the
hits “Love Me Two Times,”
“Hello, I Love You” and
“Light My Fire” in this vintage
rock video.
Sarah Brightman: Symphony in Vienna
Monday, December 8, 9:30 PM;
(Repeats 12/13, 9 PM)
This new Sarah Brightman concert, taped in January 2008 in
the magnificent St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna, Austria,
features the singer’s best-loved hits and selections from her
new release, Symphony.
Great Performances: “Hitman: David Foster and Friends”
(Repeats 12/13, 7 PM; 12/14 & 12/20 10 PM)
From the stage of Las Vegas’ Mandalay Bay, Andrea Bocelli, Josh
Groban and Michael Bublé gather to celebrate legendary writerproducer David Foster in a one-night-only concert that brings down
the house.
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49th Annual Los Angeles County Holiday Celebration Live
Wednesday, December 24, 3–9 PM
The 49th Annual Los Angeles County Holiday Celebration Live at the
Dorothy Chandler Pavilion is L.A.’s biggest holiday show, a six-hour
extravaganza featuring 45 groups and 1,200 performers.
Christmas with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir celebrates the holiday season with a
special concert featuring England’s premier men’s vocal ensemble,
The King’s Singers.
Love Train: The Sound
of Philadelphia, Part 1
Saturday, December 27,
11:30 PM
This dynamic special
captures the live power
of one of the most
popular styles of music,
featuring some of the
recognizable songs
ever written.
Daniel Root
Quintessential moments include singer Andy Williams’ solos on “Silent
Night”” and “Ave Maria,” as well as ensembles with his brothers on
“I’ll Be Home for Christmas” and with the Osmonds on “Silver Bells.”
Live from Lincoln Center:
“New York Philharmonic New Year’s Eve Gala Concert”
The New York Philharmonic ushers in 2009 with a gala concert.
Music specials are marked by this symbol in the listings.
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L e t t e r t o V iewers
So, in this last month of what has been a very tumultuous year, I am glad that
KCET can offer respite from the cares of the world and provide our viewers
with some programs that will spark that wonderful emotion we know as joy.
Whether it is losing yourself to the strains of Tchaikovsky in San Francisco
Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker, dancing to the tunes of great hit songs
from Love Train: The Sound of Philadelphia, Part 1, taking in the live broadcast
of the Los Angeles County Holiday Celebration at the Music Center or a host of
other memorable performance programs, December is a time for joy.
d e c e m b e r
Dear KCET Member,
In my life, I have discovered that the one consistent thing in this world is change. These last 12
months have been no exception—not only have
we witnessed a historic presidential election full of
twists and turns, we have also experienced great
disruptions in the local, national and global economy. Through it all, KCET has remained constant—
a smart, insightful and responsible source for the
best news and entertainment on television. We have done it with an understanding that, in a media environment too often defined by dumbed-down
escapist programming, KCET viewers deserve an oasis of enlightenment.
Web Stories
Green to the People
Turning the spotlight away from glitzy
green design and looking instead at the
intersection of sustainable architecture
and affordable housing.
KCET exists because our steadfast supporters provide us with nearly 90
percent of our operating budget. It is difficult to measure the full impact that
things such as inspiration, quality journalism, the arts and culture and historical perspective have on our society. But during this past year, we have all witnessed events that remind us just how important these things are. If you consider just how many members of our society KCET is able to touch, you realize
that KCET is a great philanthropic value. So, as we embrace change and look
to the future, I ask that you make a special consideration for KCET to help us
continue to provide our vital community service and make an additional yearend gift. With your generous contribution, we can engage our viewers in the
changes that we all face and help create a brighter future for us all.
Sending warm wishes to you and your family for a healthy, happy new year,
Al Jerome
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President and CEO AL JEROME
Senior Editor
BRET MARCUS
Cover Design: Mary La Fleur
Publisher
JEFF INGLE
Graphic Designer ERICA RUTER
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SATURDAY
SUNDAY
5:00 AM
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6:00
6:30
7:00
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8:00
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9:30
10:00
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Barney & Friends
Raggs
Los Ninos en Su Casa
Maya & Miguel
Sesame Street
KCET Pledge Specials
Plaza Sesamo
Sesame Street
Plaza Sesamo
Sesame Street
Martha Speaks
Curious George
Sid the Science Kid
Super Why!
Clifford the Big Red Dog
It’s a Big, Big World
WordWorld
Thomas & Friends
Animalia
Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
Fetch!
A Place of Our Own
Sid the Science Kid
Animalia
Raggs
Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
The Berenstain Bears
Big Green Rabbit
Sid the Science Kid
Nature (KCET Pledge Special 12/14)
(Heidi 4 Paws 12/21)
11:30
12:00 PM
12:30
1:00
1:30
2:00
2:30
Caillou
Sesame Street
A Place of Our Own
Sid the Science Kid
Arthur (except 12/5, 12)
Postcards from Buster (12/5, 12)
WordGirl*
Fetch!*
Cyberchase*
A Place of Our Own*
BBC World News*
Nightly Business Report*
The NewsHour*
3:00
3:30
4:00
4:30
5:00
5:30
6:00
6:30
7:00
7:30
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00 AM
12:30
1:00
Tavis Smiley*
Huell Howser*
SoCal Connected
A Place of Our Own
SoCal Connected
The McLaughlin Group
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Tavis Smiley
Charlie Rose
Huell Howser
(Nightly Business Report 12/24, 25, 29-31)
(Classic Arts Showcase 12/24, 25, 29-31)
1:30
2:00
2:30
3:00
3:30
4:00
4:30-5:30
BBC World News
(Classic Arts Showcase 12/28)
BBC World News
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Yanni: Voices. The program features a behindthe-scenes preview of the music from the new
CD, Yanni: Voices, and the upcoming concert tour.
TUESDAY, December 2
8:00 PM Celtic Woman: The Greatest
Journey—Holiday Special. The
program gives new fans the
chance to understand Celtic
Woman’s success and old fans a
chance to reminisce.
10:00 Boyz II Men Motown: A Journey Through Hitsville, USA. In
this performance, the four-time
Grammy winners perform their
original hits: “Motownphilly,”
“I’ll Make Love to You” and “End
of the Road.”
WEDNESDAY, December 3
8:00 PM Great Performances “Domingo,
Netrebko & Villazon: Three Stars
in Venice.” The concert’s repertoire includes popular favorites
by Lehar, Verdi and Strauss.
Happy Holidays: The Best of
the Andy Williams Christmas
Shows. This show features
classic clips from legendary
singer Andy Williams’
Christmas specials.
FRIDAY, December 5
8:00 PM Bill Moyers Journal
9:00 Washington Week with Gwen
Ifill and National Journal
9:30 NOW on PBS
10:00 California’s Gold “Laguna”
9:00 PM Celtic Woman: The Greatest
11:00 The Doors: Live in Europe. This
new spectacular live concert
features performances from
Jim Morrison & The Doors’ 1968
European tour. Features rock
classics such as “Light My Fire,”
“Hello, I Love You” and “Love
Me Two Times.”
SUNDAY, December 7
1:00 PM
2:30
4:00
5:00
Happy Holidays: The Best
of the Andy Williams
Christmas Shows
THURSDAY, December 4
8:00 PM SoCal Connected
8:30 Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison
Johnny Cash at Folsom
Prison. This program explores the historical context
of Johnny Cash’s seminal
concert album, Johnny Cash
at Folsom Prison.
The Brain Fitness Program
Brain Fitness 2: Sight and Sound
Yanni: Voices
Mitzi Gaynor
Mitzi Gaynor. The
ulimate collection of
song and dance performers from Gaynor’s
classic network
special—unseen for
three decades.
6:30
8:00
11:30
TUESDAY, December 9
8:00 PM Armenian Night
Armenian Night. KCET
airs three films that
sheds light on the
Armenian Genocide,
including My Son Shall
Be Armenian, which
explores the question of
Armenian identity.
SATURDAY, December 6
9:30
9:30
Johnny Cash: A Man and His
Vision. This special is a musical
and narrative overview of one
of the most innovative variety
shows in television history.
Jean-Denis Daoust ©2004 Office national
du film du Canada. Tous droits réservés.
8:00 PM Great Performances “Pavarotti:
A Life in Seven Arias.” This performance documentary looks
back over Pavarotti’s legendary
career, utilizing the arias with
which he was most closely associated as a narrative framework.
10:00 Yanni: Voices
10:00
©Courtesy of Green Isle, Inc.
MONDAY, December 1
Programming is subject to change.
Great Performances “Domingo,
Netrebko & Villazon: Three Stars
in Venice”
Happy Holidays: The Best of the
Andy Williams Christmas Shows
Celtic Woman: The Greatest
Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison
MONDAY, December 8
8:00 PM Monarchy: The Royal Family at
Work Special. A compilation of
favorite episodes.
9:30 Sarah Brightman: Symphony in
Vienna. This Sarah Brightman
concert, taped in January 2008
in the magnificent St. Stephen’s
Cathedral in Vienna, Austria, features the singer’s best-loved hits
and selections from her release,
Symphony.
8:00 PM Great Perfromances “Hitman:
David Foster and Friends” Some
of the biggest names in contemporary music gather for a onenight-only concert that brings
down the house.
10:00 Yanni: Voices
8:30 Celtic Woman: The Greatest
10:30 California’s Green “Plastic
Bags”
FRIDAY, December 12
9:30 NOW on PBS
10:00 “Great Museums of Havana:
Curious About Cuba” This special presentation of Great Museums travels to Cuba’s capital city
to showcase the National Museum of Fine Arts, the (Ernest)
Hemingway House Museum, and
Old Havana City, as well as museums devoted to cigars, cars,
rum and revolution.
9:00 PM Sarah Brightman: Symphony in
Vienna
10:30 The Doors: Live in Europe
SUNDAY, December 14
1:00 PM Panda Tales
Panda Tales. Since making her entrance into this
world, giant panda cub
Zhen Zhen—pictured
here with her mother Bai
Yun—has captivated
San Diego Zoo and
“panda cam” visitors with
her antics and charm, all
the while representing the
hope for the future of this
endangered species.
San Diego Zoo
DAILY PRIME-TIME & SUNDAY DAYTIME LISTINGS
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5:30
7:00
8:00
9:00
10:00
MONDAY, December 15
8:00 PM Antiques Roadshow “Trash to
Treasure.” ’Tis the season, and a
new Antiques Roadshow special
edition, “Trash to Treasure,”
proves that sugarplum fairies
aren’t just in your dreams—
they’re also in your garbage.
9:00 Get Ready for Digital TV. Norm
Abram and Kevin O’Connor of
This Old House offer guidance
to ensure that viewers across
America are prepared to successfully make the switch to
digital television in their homes
before the analog shutoff in
February 2009.
9:30 Richard Tucker Gala: An Opera
Celebration. This concert from
New York’s Lincoln Center features celebrated stars, such as
Renée Fleming, Joyce DiDonato
and Simon Keenlyside, singing
popular pieces by Mozart, Verdi
and Rossini.
TUESDAY, December 16
8:00 PM NOVA “Pocahontas Revealed.”
NOVA has covered the excavation of Chief Powhatan’s capital,
Werowocomoco, for four years
and, for the first time, reveals
the Native-American side of the
Jamestown story.
9:00
Independent Lens “Wonders Are
Many: The Making of Doctor
Atomic”
5:00
Independent Lens “Wonders
Are Many: The Making
of Doctor Atomic.” This
program tells the story of
making a grand opera about
the birth of the atomic bomb
and includes interviews with
Peter Sellars, director and
librettist of Doctor Atomic.
10:30
9:00
8:00 PM Great Performances “Dance in
America: San Francisco Ballet’s
The Nutcracker.” This episode is
choreographed by artistic director Helgi Tomasson and features
dazzling new sets by Michael
Yeargan.
10:00 L.A. Holiday Celebration 2008
L.A. Holiday Celebration
2008. Founded by L.A.
9:00 P.O.V. “Inheritance”
10:00 Faith Hill, Joy to the World: A
Soundstage Special Event. A choir
joins Hill and the orchestra on
spiritual songs, such as “O Come
All Ye Faithful,” “Silent Night” and
“A Baby Changes Everything.”
FRIDAY, December 19
9:30 NOW on PBS
10:00 California’s Gold “Mono Lake
Today”
8:30 PM Happy Holidays: The Best of the
10:00 Great Performances “Hitman:
David Foster and Friends”
SUNDAY, December 21
1:00 PM The Jewish Americans “They
Came to Stay/A World of Their
Own”
6:30
7:00
8:00
Get Ready for Digital TV
native Albert McNeil, the
Albert McNeil Jubilee Singers
have taken African-American
music to 70 countries and
are featured in this 2007
highlights show.
3:00
Jon Else/Jon Shenk/ITVS
3:30
Rodney Yee: The Practical
Power of Yoga. Yoga masters
Rodney Yee and Colleen Saidman teach a variety of poses,
explaining the “why” and health
benefits of each pose.
Grow Your Money with Jonathan
Pond
Happy Holidays: The Best of the
Yanni: Voices
Nature “Chimpanzees: An Unnatural History.” This film shows
how thousands of our closest
living relatives have lived among
us for well over a century, many
in solitary confinement.
Chicano Rock! The Sounds of
East Los Angeles. This documentary tells the story of generations
of young Mexican-Americans
who proudly expressed their
identity through music.
Great Performances “Hitman:
David Foster and Friends”
Ed Krieger
2:00
11:00
The Jewish Americans “The
Best of Times, the Worst of
Times”
Lights: Celebrate Hanukkah
Live in Concert. Craig Taubman
hosts a musical extravaganza
featuring the likes of the Grammy
Award–winning Klezmatics; cantor/tenor Alberto Mizrahi; and
top-selling jazz artist Dave Koz.
California’s Green “Plastic
Bags”
California’s Gold “Nacimientos”
Nature “Christmas in Yellowstone”
Masterpiece Contemporary
“Prime Suspect: The Final Act”
Part 1 of 2
The Doors: Live in Europe
MONDAY, December 22
8:00 PM Antiques Roadshow “Roadshow
Remembers”
9:00 The Life a House Built: The
25th Anniversary of the Jimmy
and Rosalynn Carter Work.
This documentary film tells the
extraordinary story of Jimmy
and Rosalynn Carters’ 25-year
involvement with Habitat for
Humanity.
10:00 Christmas at Luther: Night of
Glory, Dawn of Peace. Breathtaking music, glowing candlelight and the robed choristers of
Luther College capture the wonder and joy of the holiday season
in a new special.
8:00 PM NOVA “Absolute Zero: The
Conquest of Cold”
10:00 Independent Lens “Grey
Gardens: From East Hampton
to Broadway”
3:00 PM 49th Annual Los Angeles County
Holiday Celebration Live
9:00 Christmas with the Mormon
Tabernacle Choir Featuring the
King’s Singers. The King’s Singers join the renowned Mormon
Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra
at Temple Square in a magnificent Christmas celebration featuring some of the season’s most
beloved songs.
10:00 L.A. Holiday Celebration 2008.
Highlights of last year’s presentation.
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8:30 From Heart to Heart:
Beethoven’s Plea for Peace
10:00 Wolves in Paradise
FRIDAY, December 26
9:30 NOW on PBS
10:00 NOVA “Kaboom!”
9:00 PM Yanni: Voices
10:00 My Music: Love Songs of the
’50s and ’60s. Connie Stevens
hosts this new My Music special,
which is a nostalgic mix of new
performances and long-unseen
vintage footage.
11:30 Love Train: The Sound of Philadelphia. The program chronicles the
“sound” that put Philadelphia’s
music on the map. Part 1 of 2.
SUNDAY, December 28
1:00 PM The Jewish Americans “Home”
5:00 A Chanukah Celebration
6:00 Spain…On the Road Again
“Castilian Hog Heaven.”
Footloose author and journalist
Mark Bittman and Spanish
actress Claudia Bassols are in
hog heaven as the road trip winds
through Castilla y León.
7:00 California’s Gold “Center of
California”
7:30 California’s Gold “Golden Gate
Bridge”
8:00 Nature “Unforgettable Elephants”
9:00 Masterpiece Contemporary
“Prime Suspect: The Final Act”
Part 2 of 2
11:00 In the Life “Lifesavers”
11:30 In the Life
I think for most of us, December is a month filled with
traditions—actually, it starts with Thanksgiving and
goes all the way through New Year’s. And as far as our
programming is concerned, over the years, we’ve established the tradition of re-airing many of your favorites during this month—and this year is no exception.
We start on a musical note with “Tuba Christmas” on
December 2, which leads into one of your all-time favorites featuring the eggnog and chocolate milk in glass bottles from Broguiere’s Dairy on December
3. As if that’s not enough calories, we once again visit a true California institution—“See’s Candy” on December 18. Then we go to the tape vault and pull out
an adventure that took place more than 15 years ago as we head up to Grass
Valley for our annual “Cornish Christmas” classic.
Sunday, December 21, is our one-hour California’s Gold special featuring
“Nacimientos,” and the next day, we visit the Ecke Farm in Encinitas to view
their spectacular “Poinsettias.” One of our most poignant episodes airs December 23, as we—once again—are inspired by the story of the “Holiday Star,”
which literally rose from the ashes. On December 25, we once again visit the
secret location (somewhere in California) and witness the beauty and wonder
of millions of ladybugs in their natural surroundings. On December 26, we marvel at the tradition of the “Firefall” in Yosemite, and Sunday night, December
28, we find the exact “Center of California” and climb to the top of the “Golden
Gate Bridge”—two of your favorites! We end up with a bowl of “Menudo” on
December 29, and some hand-pounded “Mochi” on December 30.
Traditions are important—they give us all a sense of
place. And even though we’re all constantly looking
ahead with the anticipation of what tomorrow will
bring, it’s also nice to look back and savor the past.
Happy Holidays!
8:00 PM Great Performances at the Met
“Doctor Atomic”
Great Performances
at the Met “Doctor
Atomic.” Richard Paul
Fink (back to camera)
is Edward Teller
and Gerard Finley
(right) is J. Robert
Oppenheimer in John
Adams’ contemporary
masterpiece.
Huell Howser
airs weeknights,
7:30 PM & 12:30 AM;
and Sundays, 7 PM
The adventure continues...
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MONDAY, December 29
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Cameron Tucker
8:00 PM NOVA “Is There Life on Mars?”
Showcases the latest scientific
results from the rovers Spirit,
Opportunity and Phoenix, which
reveal provocative new clues in
the search for water and life on
the Red Planet.
9:00 Frontline “The War Briefing.”
Gives viewers an inside look at
the real policy choices the next
president will face.
10:00 Independent Lens “Doc.”
A biography of literary
figure Harold Louis “Doc”
Humes by his daughter. This
documentary tells the story
of a life crammed full of ideas
about politics, literature and
protest.
8:00 PM Live from Lincoln Center “New
York Philharmonic New Year’s
Eve Gala Concert.” The New York
Philharmonic ushers in 2009 with
a gala concert.
10:00 Born to Teach “Reflections on
Cellist Eleanore Schoenfeld”
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Healthy and Smart Living
Catch these specials in December that promote mental fitness,
financial acuity and mind/body balance.
Brain Fitness 2: Sight & Sound
Monday, December 2, 1 AM
©Santa Fe Productions
(Repeats 12/5, 3 AM; 12/6, 2:30 PM; 12/7, 2 AM and 2:30 PM; 12/8, 3 AM; 12/12, 1 AM; 12/13 3 AM;
12/14 1:30 AM; 12/15, 3 AM; 12/18, 3 AM; 12/21, 2 AM; 12/24, 1 AM; 12/27, 4:30 AM ; 12/27, 11 AM)
What if, despite the process of aging, we could do something to dramatically
improve our abilities to sense and process information? What if our brain
ultimately holds the key to independence? Brain Fitness 2: Sight & Sound,
a follow up to the popular Brain Fitness Program, explores these possibilities.
Peter Coyote takes us to the frontline of research in neuroscience, psychology, and neurobiology,
where discoveries about the amazing power of the brain to change—regardless of age—are taking
place.
Grow Your Money with Jonathan Pond
Saturday, December 6, 4 PM
(Repeats 12/9, 8 PM; 12/10, 1 AM; 12/13, 1 AM; 12/13, 11 AM; 12/14, 3 AM;
12/14, 3:30 PM; 12/15, 1 AM; 12/18, 1 AM; 12/20, 12:30 PM; 12/21, 3:30 AM)
In this special program focused on Southern California’s current economic climate,
money guru Jonathan Pond provides information and answers questions from KCET
viewers about how to get ahead in your investments, real estate and retirement
planning in this turbulent market.
Rodney Yee: The Practical Power of Yoga
Monday, December 1, 2 PM
Yoga master and teacher Rodney Yee is joined by his partner (and wife)
Colleen Saidman, herself a highly respected yoga teacher, to teach a
variety of poses to the studio and explain the motivation
and health benefits of each pose.
©2008 Sylvia Stagg-Giuliano
(Repeats 12/11, 3 AM; 12/13, 4:30 AM; 12/14, 2 PM; 12/15, 2 PM; 12/17, 3 AM;
12/19, 3 AM; 12/20, 11 AM; 12/23, 3 AM; 12/27, 12:30 PM; 12/28, 3 AM)
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