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History Detectives returns | 8
WGBH’s Fine Art Auction | 20
WCAI’s Aquarius mission | 28
ON AIR, ONLINE, ON THE GO
MEMBER GUIDE | JULY 2014
POIROT
The final season | page 19
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This season, one of Masterpiece Mystery!’s most
beloved sleuths will tip his hat for the final time.
British actor extraordinaire David Suchet has embodied the Belgian detective
Hercule Poirot for 25 years, drawing millions of fans and achieving an elusive
goal: completing the entire catalogue of Poirot
whodunits penned by Agatha Christie.
“It’s been my life’s ambition to bring this
amazing canon of works to completion,” says
Suchet. “Poirot is a brilliant, yet profoundly
complicated character and I’ve always loved
playing him. He’s considerate, with a love of
elegance and precision, but he is also so
maddeningly frustrating to play as he’s so vain
and pedantic. For all of his faults, he is one of
the greatest listeners in literature.”
WGBH’s Rebecca Eaton, executive producer for Masterpiece Mystery!,
recalls first meeting Suchet on the set back in 1988. “He was completely in
character as Hercule Poirot, and I smelled this lovely fragrance…he would
wear a little silver boutonniere with real violets in it,” she says. “He later
explained that he did this to keep himself in character.” Despite a successful
career on the stage and in television and movies, Suchet embraced taking on
a career-defining, quarter-century-long role—something few actors are
willing to do.
And that makes his final act (starting with two episodes this summer,
and three more on WGBH and PBS this fall) more satisfying than sad, says
Rebecca. “We’ve said farewell to a number of detectives over the years—
John Thaw’s Inspector Morse, Helen Mirren’s Jane Tennison and Roy Marsden’s
Adam Dalgliesh—and it’s always poignant,” she notes. “But with Poirot,
because there aren’t any more stories, it really is a celebration of the enduring
appeal of this fascinating Agatha Christie character and David’s brilliant
portrayal.”
Still, there’s plenty of mystery ahead, including episodes of Endeavour,
Miss Marple and a brand-new film based on P.D. James’s Death Comes to
Pemberley, inspired by Jane Austen’s beloved Pride and Prejudice. “The story
picks up seven years after Elizabeth Bennett and Mr. Darcy marry, with the
Bennetts coming to pay a visit,” explains Rebecca, “and therein lies the tale.”
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Sandwiches That You Will Like
Nova Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Monsters
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Ancient Engineering
This ingenious new six-part series uses 3D laser-scanning technology
to delve below the surface of the world’s most iconic works of
engineering and unlock the secrets of their construction. Renowned
structural engineer Steve Burrows leads the quest, accompanied by
laser-scanning experts from the Center for Advanced Spatial
Technologies at the University of Arkansas.
Together they explore, scan and digitally analyze
the Egyptian pyramids, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Petra,
the Colosseum, Machu Picchu and Jerusalem.
Time Scanners/Egyptian Pyramids
Tue, 7/1 at 8pm on WGBH 2
Time Scanners/St. Paul’s Cathedral
Time Scanners/Petra
Solving History’s
Mysteries
It’s the eagerly awaited return of History
Detectives, with four new episodes that ask
incisive questions about mysteries from
America’s past. This season the detectives
sift through clues about the disappearance
of bandleader Glenn Miller during World
War II, the 1865 explosion of the steamship Sultana, a series of murders in 1884 Texas and what really
happened to Jimmy Hoffa. Leading the investigations are Wes Cowan,
an independent appraiser; Tukufu Zuberi, professor of sociology at the
University of Pennsylvania; and Kaiama Glover, professor of French
at Barnard College, Columbia University.
History Detectives Special Investigations
Happy 238th, America!
America’s premier birthday party, A Capitol Fourth features unrivaled
musical performances topped off by the greatest display of fireworks in
the nation. This year’s celebration welcomes back Emmy-winning television personality Tom Bergeron as host, plus
the National Symphony Orchestra under conductor
Jack Everly. Highlights include a rousing rendition
of Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture, with live cannon
fire from the US Army Presidential Salute Battery,
and performances by the Choral Arts Society of
Washington and the US Army Ceremonial Band.
A Capitol Fourth
Fri, 7/4 at 8pm on WGBH 2
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44 Well Read Khaled
Hosseini, And the
Mountains Echoed
6:30 44 Nightly Business Report
7pm 2 Greater Boston
44 Sara’s Weeknight Meals
Winter Comfort Food
7:30
2 Rick Steves’ Europe
Croatia: Adriatic Delights
44 America’s Test Kitchen
Meat and Potatoes with
Panache
8pm 2 Time Scanners Egyptian
Pyramids See Ancient
Engineering, this page
44
Father Brown
The Shadow of the Scaffold
Father Brown investigates an attack on
a guide during the grand opening of
Pryde Castle.
9pm 2 History Detectives
Special Investigations
Civil War Sabotage See Solving
History’s Mysteries, this page
44 Masterpiece Mystery!
Endeavour, Season 2: Trove
In his first case, DC
Endeavour Morse
(Shaun Evans)
investigates an
apparent suicide.
6pm
10pm 2 Frontline
10:30 44
Vicious Freddie and
Stuart host a wake, creating an awkward evening of meager
food and liberal insults.
11pm 44 PBS NewsHour
Wednesday 2
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6:30
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44 Well Read Temple
Grandin, The Autistic Brain
44 Nightly Business Report
2 Greater Boston
Burgers and Fries
Dubrovnik and Balkan Side
Trips
A Fancy Finale
2 Nature Salmon: Running
the Gauntlet Learn about
collapsing Pacific salmon populations
and efforts to stabilize them. (d)
44
Sherlock Holmes
The Devil’s Foot Sherlock
Holmes is on holiday in Cornwall when
two locals inform him of a mysterious
death.
9pm 2 Nova Ghosts of Murdered
Kings Archaeologists and
forensic experts in Ireland’s County
Tipperary investigate the identity of
ancient bog victims.
44
Death in Paradise
DI Humphrey Goodman
and his team are perplexed by a seemingly random killing on a film set.
10pm 2 Secrets of the Dead
Bones of the Buddha Did a
19th-century British landowner discover the remains of the Buddha on his
estate in India? (d)
House of Cards
44
Trilogy House of Cards
(Pt. 2) Urquhart forges ahead with his
plan to bring down the new PM.
8pm
Thursday 3
44 Well Read Rebecca Eaton,
Making Masterpiece
7:30
Budapest: The Best of
Hungary
Three Ways with Eggs
8pm 2 American Masters
Charles and Ray Eames:
The Architect and
the Painter This
husband-andwife design team
helped shape
20th-century
aesthetics.
44 This Old House
8:30 44 This Old House
9pm 44 Nova Ghosts of Murdered
Kings (See 7/2 at 9pm)
6pm
2 American Experience
The Rise and Fall of Penn
Station Inspired by the baths of
Caracalla, Manhattan’s Pennsylvania
Station was an architectural masterwork. (d)
10pm 44 Frontline
10:30 2 Architect Michael
Graves: A Grand Tour
Known for
creating classically
inspired yet
whimsical buildings in the 1980s,
Graves has also
designed homes for wounded veterans.
9:30
Friday 4
6pm
6:30
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7:30
44 Well Read Susan Orlean,
Rin Tin Tin
2 Greater Boston
Italian, Philly Style with
Marc Vetri
Classics France’s Alsace
44 Cook’s Country Irish
Country Cooking
2 A Capitol Fourth See
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44 3, 2, 1 Fireworks
8:30 44 McLaughlin Group
9pm 44 Moyers & Company
9:30
2 A Capitol Fourth (See
8pm)
44 Greater Boston
10pm 44 Charlie Rose: The Week
10:30 44 Tavis Smiley
8pm
Saturday 5
2 Martha Stewart’s
Cooking School Rice
44 Victory Garden’s
EdibleFeast Chef Daniel
Klein hits the road to South Carolina to
learn about the value of heirloom
seeds.
11:30 2 Martha Bakes Chocolate
44 Saving the Ocean
The Sacred Island Discover
how local villages are winning control
over their fishing grounds on the East
African island of Pemba.
12pm 2 The Mind of a Chef
Smoke
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Celebrating Freedom—and Food
Join culinary star Lidia
Bastianich as she travels America
to spotlight tales of hard-won
freedom. At an Independence Day
dinner at Monticello, Lidia helps
cook for 80 newly naturalized citizens (using ingredients picked in
Thomas Jefferson’s garden), hears
a performance by soprano Renée
Fleming and recounts her own
experience as a refugee. Then she celebrates Bastille Day with chef
Jacques Pepin (and a brioche dessert), Juneteenth with actress Anna
Deveare Smith (and a dry-rub brisket) and Philippine Independence with
comedian Alec Mapa (and Kinilaw, a Filipino version of ceviche).
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Levy pedals his way around Napa Valley, CA. Starting at the Calistoga
Bikeshop—a perfect place to rent bikes, sample wines and plan an
outdoor itinerary—follow Ira David through a delectable day in wine
country. Travel the stunning Silverado Trail, discover the history of the
family-friendly (and bikes-only) Vine Trail, find fun for the kids in
downtown Napa and relax at a bicycle-centric resort.
Pedal America/Bike the Vine
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the Gauntlet (See 7/2 at
8pm) (d)
12:30 2 Sara’s Weeknight Meals
Turkish Home Cooking
1pm 2 Moveable Feast with
Fine Cooking Millstone
Farm, CT: Chefs Jacques Pepin, Bill Taibe
and Tim LaBant
Boston Rocks
1:30
2pm
2:30
44 Nova Ghosts of Murdered
Kings (See 7/2 at 9pm)
2 Lidia Celebrates
America Freedom and
Independence (d)
44 Secrets of the Dead
Bones of the Buddha (See
7/2 at 10pm) (d)
2 Pati’s Mexican Table
Avocado (d)
Boston is one of America’s great rock cities. It offers such venerable
venues as Brighton Music Hall (formerly Harpers Ferry), the Paradise
and the legendary House of Blues, founded near Harvard Square in
1992. The new WGBH series Front Row Boston offers you a front-row
seat at these clubs for
some of the best shows in
town. Tune in to see
Dropkick Murphys,
Typhoon, the Lone
Bellow, Nick Waterhouse
and San Fermin.
Front Row Boston
Sat, 7/5 at 11pm
on WGBH 2
At the Seafood Counter
44 Time Scanners Egyptian
Pyramids (See 7/1 at 8pm)
3:30
2 Cook’s Country Hearty
Autumn Dinner
4pm 2 Neighborhood Kitchens
Bristol Lounge
44 History Detectives
Civil War Sabotage (See 7/1 at 9pm)
4:30
2 Rough Cut:
Woodworking with
Tommy Mac Kitchen Scraps
5pm 2 This Old House
44 PBS NewsHour
Weekend
5:30
2 This Old House
44 Greater Boston
6pm 2 Ask This Old House
44 Globe Trekker: Around
the World Across America:
Route 66 & Beyond (d)
6:30
Endeavour, Season 2: Trove
(See 7/1 at 9pm)
7pm 44 Cool Hand Luke
A Southern loner (Paul
Newman) on a chain gang inspires
other prisoners when he resists the
captain and tries to escape.
3pm
2 As Time Goes By
2
Vicious (See 7/1 at
10:30pm)
9pm 2 The Vicar of Dibley
9:07 44 The Good, The Bad and
the Ugly A drifter (Clint
Eastwood), a bandit (Eli Wallach) and a
bounty hunter (Lee Van Cleef) search
for buried gold.
10pm 2 Antiques Roadshow
Vintage Columbus
Highlights include a Roy Rogers play
set and a historical collection once
owned by our nation’s first postmaster
general.
11pm 2 Front Row Boston
Dropkick Murphys at the
House of Blues See Boston Rocks, this
page
8pm
8:30
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6am
7am
7:30
8am
44 Antiques Roadshow
Vintage Columbus (See 7/5
at 10pm)
44 Religion & Ethics
NewsWeekly
44 To the Contrary with
Bonnie Erbe
44 Moneytrack The Town
that Got Taken (d)
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44 Consuelo Mack
WealthTrack
44 Greater Boston
44 Charlie Rose: The Week
44 3, 2, 1 Fireworks
44 McLaughlin Group
Classics France’s Alsace
44 MotorWeek
Dubrovnik and Balkan
Side-Trips
44 Theater Talk
2 Neighborhood Kitchens
Bristol Lounge
44 Martha Bakes Crackers &
Flatbreads
2 Start Up Please Don’t Feed
the Monsters, They Are
Already Stuffed!
Union Sushi +
Barbeque Bar and
the toy company
Promise Monsters
are highlighted.
Cooking School Roasting
2 Cool Spaces! Libraries See
Inside Contemporary
Architecture, this page
1:30
44 Kevin Dundon’s Modern
Irish Food Fish, Hunt and
Harvest
44 Moveable Feast with
Fine Cooking Seattle, WA:
Chefs Tom
Douglas and
Thierry Rautureau
2 American Masters
Charles and Ray Eames:
The Architect and the Painter (See 7/3
at 8pm)
44 The Mind of a Chef
Smoke
2:30 44 A Chef’s Life Sweet Corn &
Expensive Tea
3pm 44 Simply Ming Rocky
Mountaineer
3:30
2 Time Scanners Egyptian
44 Lidia’s Kitchen Good
Enough for Grandma
4pm 44 Cool Spaces! Libraries
(See 1pm)
4:30
5pm
5:30
6pm
44 PBS NewsHour
Weekend
2 Art Wolfe’s Travels to
the Edge Iceland: Earth,
Air, Fire and Water
44 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
the Gauntlet (See 7/2 at
8pm) (d)
44 Woman of the Year
A New York sportswriter
(Spencer Tracy) marries a political columnist (Katharine Hepburn) whose
career comes first.
7pm 2 Windows to the Wild
Groundfishing Host Willem
Lange spends the day at sea with lifelong fisherman David Goethal, who
rises before the sun to haul nets for
bottom dwellers like cod and haddock.
2pm
Inside Contemporary
Architecture
Cool Spaces! offers an erudite look at some of
21st-century America’s most innovative public
architecture. Architect and educator Stephen
Chung leads you through new buildings by
such distinguished firms as Safdie Architects and
Gehry Partners, touring not only the spaces but
the ins and outs of the design process, from
conception to reality. Each episode focuses on a
theme (e.g., libraries) and profiles three landmark structures. You’ll
learn why and how each one was designed and what makes it cool.
Cool Spaces!
Sun, 7/6 at 1pm on WGBH 2
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10pm 44 Time Scanners Egyptian
10:30 2
Vicious The sharptongued couple shop for a
costly new coat for Freddie to wear to
his fan club event.
44 Front Row Boston
Dropkick Murphys at the
House of Blues (See 7/5 at 11pm)
Hidden Treasures
Revisited
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Appraisers from WGBH’s Antiques Roadshow have returned to four
historic cities 15 years after their initial visits to take a fresh look at
some featured items. Tune in to learn which valuations have soared
and which have sunk. Highlights include a Duiffopruggar-style violin
in Toronto, Canada; an Edgar Allen Poe–inscribed book in Baltimore,
MD; Napoleonic prisoner-of-war pieces in Salt Lake City, UT; and
a Rambling Mickey Mouse toy with its
original box, ca. 1934, in Des Moines, IA.
Vintage Toronto
Mon, 7/7 at 8pm on WGBH 2
Vintage Baltimore
Vintage Salt Lake City
Vintage Des Moines
Monday 7
44 Well Read Nathaniel
Philbrick, Bunker Hill
I’m Cheating on You
7:30
The Best of Slovenia
Easy Summer Supper
Vintage Toronto See
Hidden Treasures Revisited, this
page
44
Midsomer Murders
Bad Tidings (Pt. 2) Sergeant
Dan Scott (John Hopkins) arrives to
work with Barnaby and is thrown
straight into a murder investigation.
Vintage Secaucus
Highlights include a circa 1900 folk
art ship model bought at a yard sale in
1996 and a gaming table bought for
$25.
44
Inspector George
Gently Gently with the
Innocents An old man is murdered at a
dilapidated mansion that once housed
a sinister orphanage.
6pm
Tuesday 8
44 Well Read Elizabeth
Strout, The Burgess Boys
Asian Flavors with Dale
Talde
7:30
Granada, Cordoba and
Spain’s Costa del Sol
A Modern Take on Pizza and
Grilled Cheese
8pm 2 Time Scanners St. Paul’s
Cathedral See Ancient
Engineering, page 8
44
Father Brown
The Mysteries of the Rosary
After an old friend disappears, Father
Brown and Sid go on a quest to find a
mythical rosary.
6pm
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Mona Lisa’s
First Smile?
In September 2012, an announcement
shook the art world: a rumored Leonardo
da Vinci painting had been found in a
Swiss bank vault. A portrait of a younger
Mona Lisa, with a similarly enigmatic
smile, it may predate the Louvre masterpiece by as much as 12 years. Now an
elite group of art historians, research physicists, restoration experts and
forensic imaging specialists have gained exclusive access to the
painting, aiming to verify its date and identify evidence that it was
painted by the master himself.
Secrets of the Dead/The Mona Lisa Mystery
Wed, 7/9 at 10pm on WGBH 2
2 POV My Way to Olympia
Sports-hating disabled
filmmaker Niko von Glasow is as an
endearing guide to London’s
Paralympics competition.
10:30 44
Last Tango in
Halifax (See 7/6 at 8pm)
11:30 44 PBS NewsHour
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Dubrovnik and Balkan
Side-Trips
8pm 2
Last Tango in
Halifax Alan and Celia’s
first day as husband and wife is filled
with tension. A new arrival surprises
everyone.
Vintage Columbus (See 7/5
at 10pm)
9pm 2 Masterpiece Mystery!
Endeavour, Season 2:
Nocturne When an elderly man is murdered, Morse’s investigation leads him
to a dreary, isolated school for girls.
7:30
Wednesday 9
44 Well Read Greg Bear, Hull
Zero Three
Remembering Julia
7:30
Andalucia, Gibraltar and
Tangier
French-Style Dutch-Oven
Dinners
8pm 2 Nature Saving Otter 501
This is the nail-biting story
of the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s 501st
attempt to save an orphan otter. (d)
Sherlock Holmes
44
Silver Blaze The most
6pm
remarkable racehorse in England is
missing and his trainer has been murdered.
9pm 2 Nova Mystery of a
Masterpiece In October
2009, a newly discovered portrait
by Leonardo da
Vinci made headlines. Nova meets
the experts who
analyze art mysteries as if they were
crime scenes. (d)
44
Death in Paradise
The murder of a local
gigolo brings DI Goodman and his
team into contact with the social elite
of Saint-Marie.
10pm 2 Secrets of the Dead
The Mona Lisa Mystery See
Mona Lisa’s First Smile?, page 12 (d)
44
House of Cards
(Pt. 3) Urquhart’s plans to undermine
Collingridge reach their conclusion.
Thursday 10
6pm
6:30
44 Well Read David Laskin,
The Family
2 Greater Boston
7:30
Lisbon and the Algarve
From an Italian Bakery
8pm 2 10 Buildings That
Changed America These
marvels include
a state capitol
designed by
Thomas Jefferson
and the first
airport of the Jet
Age. Host Geoffrey Baer.
44 This Old House
9pm 2 Super Skyscrapers
One World Trade Center
The tallest building in the western
hemisphere, One World Trade Center is
engineered to be the safest skyscraper
ever built.
44 Nova Mystery of a
Masterpiece (See 7/9 at
9pm) (d)
Building the Future
Nicknamed “the cheese grater,” the
Leadenhall Building is the pinnacle of
London’s avant-garde architecture.
44 Frontline
7pm
Friday 11
44 Well Read Greg Martin,
Stories for Boys
A Trip to Brazil with Leticia
Moreinos Schwartz
7:30
Classics Northwest
England
44 Cook’s Country Sweet on
Texas
8pm 2 Just Seen It
44 Washington Week with
Gwen Ifill
8:30
2 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
44 McLaughlin Group
9pm 2 Jesse Cook: Live in
Concert
44 Moyers & Company
9:30 44 Greater Boston
10pm 2 Havana, Havana! PBS
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6pm
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The Disappearance of Glenn Miller See
Solving History’s Mysteries, page 8
Nocturne (See 7/6 at 9pm)
10pm 2 Frontline
10:30 44
Vicious (See 7/6 at
10:30pm)
9pm
Saturday 12
Cooking School Dressing
and Emulsions
EdibleFeast Venture to
North Carolina to meet a farmer growing heirloom corn and sugar cane.
11:30 2 Martha Bakes Bundt
Cakes
44 Saving the Ocean
Destination Baja This is the
remarkable tale
of how local
fishermen developed a whalewatching co-op
along Baja’s coast.
Host Carl Safina.
11am
Buddies
44 Nature Saving Otter 501
(See 7/9 at 8pm) (d)
Fine Cooking Culinary
Institute of America, CA: Chefs Marc and
Larry Forgione and Scott Samuel
44 Nova Mystery of a
Masterpiece (See 7/9 at
9pm) (d)
1:30
2 Lidia’s Kitchen Good
Enough for Grandma
2pm 2 Simply Ming Calgary
The Mona Lisa Mystery (See
7/9 at 10pm) (d)
2:30
Tomatillos (d)
12pm
Creature Companions
This four-part series showcases extraordinary stories of long-term
animal-human relationships. There’s Aisha, a baby elephant orphan,
who developed a powerful bond with her human foster mother;
Chantek, an orangutan raised as a
human child on a US university campus
in the ’70s and ’80s; Rupert, an
orphaned black rhinoceros nurtured in
the suburban family home of a wildlife
veterinarian; and Andre, a harbor seal,
who for 25 winters in a row journeyed
to shelter with a friendly Maine arborist.
My Wild Affair/The Elephant Who Found a Mom
My Wild Affair: The Ape Who Went to College
My Wild Affair/The Rhino Who Joined the Family
Elegant Brunch Favorites
44 Time Scanners St. Paul’s
Cathedral (See 7/8 at 8pm)
3:30
2 Cook’s Country Breakfast
Breads
Taranta
The Disappearance of Glenn Miller (See
7/8 at 9pm)
4:30
2 Rough Cut:
Woodworking with
Tommy Mac Garden Bench
44 PBS NewsHour
Weekend
5:30
2 This Old House
44 Greater Boston
the World Panamericana:
Conquistadors & Aztecs (d)
6:30
Nocturne (See 7/6 at 9pm)
7pm 44 The Good, The Bad and
the Ugly (See 7/5 at
9:07pm)
8pm 2 As Time Goes By
8:30
2
Vicious (See 7/6 at
10:30pm)
9pm 2 The Vicar of Dibley 2006
Christmas Special (Pt. 1)
Vintage Toronto (See 7/7 at
8pm)
44 Bonnie and Clyde
Typhoon at Brighton Music
Hall
3pm
Sunday 13
8pm)
7am 44 Religion & Ethics
NewsWeekly
7:30 44 To the Contrary with
Bonnie Erbe
8am 44 Moneytrack The Naked
Truth about Investing (d)
8:30 44 Consuelo Mack
WealthTrack
9am 44 Greater Boston
9:30 44 Charlie Rose: The Week
10am 44 Washington Week with
Gwen Ifill
11am 2 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
6am
Animal Amour
In this hotly anticipated series, comparative anatomist Joy
Reidenberg and veterinarian Mark Evans investigate the life-anddeath struggles of species that must attempt to reproduce in some of
the most hostile environments on earth. From the very first mating
calls through some fabulously flirtatious
foreplay to heart-stopping births in
which the lives of mother and baby
hang in the balance, Sex in the Wild
examines the wonderful and sometimes
weird world of animal reproduction.
Sex in the Wild
44 MotorWeek
Tangier
44 Theater Talk
12pm 2 Paley on Park Avenue:
New York City Watch the
installation of 13
new sculptures by
Albert Paley
along the median
of Park Avenue.
11:30
44 Martha Bakes Cupcakes
12:30 44 Martha Stewart’s
Cooking School Noodles
1pm 2 Cool Spaces! Art Spaces
See Inside Contemporary
Architecture, page 11
Irish Food Birds, Bass and
Berries
1:30 44 Moveable Feast with
Fine Cooking San
Francisco, CA: Chefs Jeffrey Saad and
Cortney Burns
Buddies
2:30
The Mona Lisa Mystery (See
7/9 at 10pm) (d)
44 A Chef’s Life Strawberry
Stay at Home
3pm 44 Simply Ming Calgary
3:30
2 Time Scanners St. Paul’s
44 Lidia’s Kitchen Light and
Delicious Supper
4pm 44 Cool Spaces! Art Spaces
(See 1pm)
4:30
7/8 at 9pm)
5pm 44 PBS NewsHour
Weekend
5:30
the Edge Japan: Hokkaido
and Honshu
44 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
6pm 2 The Charles W. Morgan
Learn about America’s last
wooden whale
ship, still afloat
after nearly 175
years, and the
incredible saga of
whaling, the first
US-dominated global industry.
44 Cool Hand Luke (See 7/5
at 7pm)
2 Windows to the Wild
Isle au Haut Join host
Willem Lange as
he travels by
lobster boat to Isle
au Haut, off the
coast of Maine,
with his friend
Bob Wilson, host of Roadside Stories.
7:30
Tangier
8pm 2
Last Tango in
Halifax Gillian is devastated when a secret she has kept for
decades is revealed by Celia. Alan and
Gillian’s rocky relationship worsens.
8pm)
Endeavour, Season 2: Sway
A woman found choked to death with
a stocking is Oxford’s third strangling
victim in a month.
7/8 at 9pm)
10pm 44 Time Scanners St. Paul’s
7pm
Vicious Freddie suggests Ash pursue acting
and teaches him the tricks of the trade.
7/8 at 9pm)
44 Front Row Boston
Typhoon at Brighton Music
Hall
10:30
2
Monday 14
44 Well Read Guy Gavriel
Kay, River of Stars
Cook Once, Eat Twice
7:30
2 Rick Steves’ Europe Oslo
Quick and Easy Rib Dinner
Vintage Baltimore See
Hidden Treasures Revisited, page 12
44
Midsomer Murders
The Fisher King (Pt. 1)
Womanizing landowner Gareth
Heldman is killed by a Celtic spear.
6pm
2 Antiques Roadshow
Vintage Los Angeles
Highlights include Disney animation
art and a 1906 Van Briggle vase.
44
Inspector George
Gently Gently in the Night
The body of a young woman is discovered in a church.
10pm 2 POV Getting Back to
Abnormal What happens
when New Orleans, America’s most
joyous and dysfunctional city, rebuilds
itself after a disaster?
Last Tango in
10:30 44
11:30 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
9pm
Tuesday 15
6pm
6:30
7pm
7:30
44 Well Read Christa
Parravani, Her
2 Greater Boston
Pantry Raid
Norway’s West: Fjords,
Mountains and Bergen
Salmon and Latkes
2 Time Scanners Petra See
Ancient Engineering,
page 8
44
Father Brown
The Daughters of Jerusalem
Father Brown harbors doubt when an
ex–prisoner of war is suspected of
killing his uncle.
Texas Servant Girl Murders See Solving
History’s Mysteries, page 8
(See 7/13 at 9pm)
10pm 2 Frontline
Vicious (See 7/13 at
10:30 44
10:30pm)
8pm
Wednesday 16
6pm
6:30
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7:30
44 Well Read Daniel James
Brown, The Boys in the
Boat
2 Greater Boston
Turkish Home Cooking
Stockholm
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Thursday 17
44 Well Read Amy Tan,
The Valley of Amazement
7:30
Sevilla
Revisiting Julia Child’s Roast
Turkey
8pm 2 Frederick Law Olmsted:
Designing America
The father of US landscape architecture, Olmsted was also a conservationist and social critic.
44 This Old House
The Vertical City Shanghai
Tower is a vertical
city: a collection
of businesses,
services and
hotels all in one
place.
44 Nova Australia’s First
4 Billion Years: Awakening
(See 7/16 at 9pm)
The Billionaire Building
Upon completion, One57 in Manhattan
will be the tallest residential tower in
6pm
the western hemisphere, and one of
the most luxurious.
44 Frontline
Friday 18
44 Well Read Lee Child,
Never Go Back
7:30
Classics Greek Islands
44 Cook’s Country Get Your
Chile Fix
8pm 2 Just Seen It
Gwen Ifill
8:30
2 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
44 McLaughlin Group
9pm 2 International Violin
Competition of
Indianapolis
44 Moyers & Company
10pm 2 Cuba Mia: Portrait of an
All-Woman Orchestra
6pm
2 Simply Ming Ellie Krieger
and Better Burgers
(See 7/16 at 9pm)
2:30
Convent Food (d)
3pm 2 America’s Test Kitchen
Spiced-Up Cuban Cuisine
44 Time Scanners Petra
(See 7/15 at 8pm)
3:30
2 Cook’s Country Dixie
Chicken
Simply Khmer
Texas Servant Girl Murders (See 7/15 at
9pm)
4:30
2 Rough Cut:
Woodworking with
Tommy Mac Bent Lamination Chair
44 PBS NewsHour
Weekend
5:30
2 This Old House
44 Greater Boston
the World Panamericana:
Conquistadors and Incas (d)
2pm
(See 7/13 at 9pm)
7pm 44 A Streetcar Named
Desire This movie based
on Tennessee Williams’s play centers
on a fading Southern belle, Blanche
DuBois (Vivien Leigh).
8:30
2
10:30pm)
9pm 2 The Vicar of Dibley
44 Slumdog Millionaire
A young man from the
slums of Mumbai appears on India’s
version of Who Wants to Be a
Millionaire?
Vintage Baltimore (See
7/14 at 8pm)
The Lone Bellow at the
Paradise
44 Just Seen It
6:30
Sunday 20
6am
7/14 at 8pm)
Saturday 19
Cooking School Steaming
EdibleFeast Shrimp and
fish are harvested and a great lunch is
prepared on a boat off the coast of
Louisiana.
11:30 2 Martha Bakes Cookies
44 Saving the Ocean
Swordfish! (Pt. 1) A story
about sustainable harpoon fishing
focuses on a group of Canadian
fishermen off Nova Scotia.
12pm 2 The Mind of a Chef
Southerners
44 Frederick Law Olmsted:
Designing America (See
7/17 at 8pm)
Fine Cooking Westport,
MA: Chef Chris Schlesinger and Doc
Willoughby
44 My Wild Affair
The Elephant Who Found a
Mom (See 7/16 at 8pm)
1:30
2 Lidia’s Kitchen Light and
Delicious Supper
11am
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Mom See Creature Companions,
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44
Sherlock Holmes
Wisteria Lodge Mr. Scott
Eccles visits Wisteria Lodge, and the
following morning there is no trace of
his host, the footman or the cook.
9pm 2 Nova Australia’s First
Hidden in the red hills of Australia are
clues to how life arose and transformed the planet into the world we
know.
44
Death in Paradise
DI Goodman and his team
are introduced to the jet-setting world
of airline life when a flight attendant is
murdered.
10pm 2 Sex in the Wild See
Animal Amour, page 14
44
House of Cards
(Pt. 4) In the run-up to the leadership
election, Urquhart becomes ever more
ruthless.
44 Religion & Ethics
NewsWeekly
Bonnie Erbe
8am 44 Moneytrack Whiz Kid:
John Paul Pigeon (d)
WealthTrack
Gwen Ifill
11am 2 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
44 MotorWeek
11:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe
Stockholm
44 Theater Talk
12pm 2 Israel: The Royal Tour
Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu
(right) and Peter
Greenberg of
CBS News explore
Israel’s most
iconic destinations
and sit down for a frank discussion of
the situation in the region.
7am
44 Martha Bakes Holiday
Breads
12:30 44 Martha Stewart’s
Cooking School Braising
1pm 2 Cool Spaces! Healing
Spaces See Inside
Contemporary Architecture, page 11
Irish Food Comfort Foods
Fine Cooking Millstone
Farm, CT: Chefs Jacques Pepin, Bill Taibe
and Tim LaBant
Southerners
2:30
2 Great Performances at
the Met Werther
Massenet’s tragic romance focuses on
the brooding poet Werther and his
unattainable love.
44 A Chef’s Life Pimp My Grits
3pm 44 Simply Ming Ellie Krieger
and Better Burgers
3:30 44 Lidia’s Kitchen Piemonte
Peppers
4pm 44 Cool Spaces! Healing
Spaces (See 1pm)
5pm 2 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
44 PBS NewsHour
Weekend
5:30
the Edge Australia:
Arnhemland and the Kimberley
44 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
6pm 2 My Wild Affair
Mom (See 7/16 at 8pm)
(See 7/19 at 9pm)
Riding Wildcat Host Willem
Lange takes a ride up Wildcat
Mountain in Pinkham Notch, NH. At
the summit, he hikes the Appalachian
Mountain Trail across rugged Wildcat
ridges.
In Search of Scarface
Al Capone was the archetypal
American gangster: the pinstripe
suit and fedora, the lavish generosity
and lethal temper, the friends in
high places, the submachine guns
and brutal murders. More than 80
years after Capone ruled organized
crime in the Midwest, Chicago’s former Public Enemy Number One is still a source of fascination. This
shrewd documentary reveals how the son of a Brooklyn barber
became the world’s best-known gangster and explores his lasting
impact on US culture.
Al Capone
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44 Well Read Jeff Guinn,
Manson
7:30
Helsinki and Tallinn: Baltic
Sisters
Summertime Desserts
Vintage Salt Lake City See
44 Midsomer Murders
The Fisher King (Pt. 2)
Barnaby and Scott’s investigation stirs
up a maze of twisted relationships.
Vintage Milwaukee The
appraisers’ return to Brew City includes
updates on a Tiffany lamp and a statue
of a tiger from the Meiji period.
44
Inspector George
Gently Gently in the Blood
Gently and Bacchus are investigating
the trade in fake passports when a
murder occurs.
6pm
2 POV Dance for Me
A 15-year-old Russian
ballroom dancer
leaves home and
family to team up
with a 14-yearold Danish
performer.
10:30 44
Last Tango in
11:30 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
10pm
Tuesday 22
44 Well Read Ivan Doig,
Sweet Thunder
7:30
Galicia and the Camino De
Santiago
Decadent Desserts
8pm 2 Al Capone: Icon See
In Search of Scarface,
page 17
Father Brown
44
The Three Tools of Death
Father Brown must figure out who is
sending a series of poison pen letters.
Who Killed Jimmy Hoffa? See Solving
History’s Mysteries, page 8
Neverland (See 7/20 at 9pm)
10pm 2 Frontline
10:30 44
10:30pm)
6pm
4 Billion Years: Life Explodes
Meet the scuttling arthropods and
early flora that pushed life across the
face of a barren continent.
44
Death in Paradise
DI Goodman and his team
are drawn into the world of politics
when Saint-Marie’s scandalized commerce minister is discovered dead.
10pm 2 Sex in the Wild (See 7/16
at 10pm)
44
House of Cards
Trilogy To Play the King
(Pt. 1) Haunted by his deeds, Urquhart
is criticized by a caring new king
appalled by his agenda.
9pm
Thursday 24
6pm
6:30
7pm
7:30
44 Well Read Daniel James
Brown, The Boys in the
Boat
2 Greater Boston
Portugal’s Heartland
Let’s Start with Soup
2 Da Vinci: The Lost
Treasure Travel to
Leonardo’s birthplace, get a private
look at the Mona Lisa and view a lost
masterpiece.
44 This Old House
9pm 2 Rocket Men Discover the
triumphs and tragedies of
the first 50 years of NASA’s manned
missions via historical commentary
and interviews with Apollo astronauts.
(See 7/23 at 9pm)
10pm 44 Frontline
10:30 2 Nova Earth from Space
Data from earth-observing
satellites is
transformed into
dazzling visual
sequences.
8pm
Friday 25
6pm
6:30
44 Well Read Rebecca Eaton,
Making Masterpiece
Boston’s only local food magazine,
delivered straight to your door.
Wednesday 23
44 Well Read David Laskin,
The Family
High 5: 5 Ingredient Mains
7:30
Basque Country
Special-Occasion Roasts
8pm 2 My Wild Affair The Ape
Who Went to College See
Creature Companions, page 14
44
Sherlock Holmes
The Bruce Partington Plan
Sherlock’s brother visits Baker Street
for help locating the stolen plans for a
secret submarine.
6pm
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8pm 2
Last Tango in
Halifax Alan and Celia
throw a wedding attended by family
and friends. Caroline whisks Kate off
on a romantic weekend.
7/14 at 8pm)
Neverland Morse investigates a missing
boy, a dead journalist and an absconder from an open prison.
9pm)
10pm 44 Time Scanners Petra
(See 7/15 at 8pm)
10:30 2
Vicious Freddie,
Stuart and the gang go
clubbing after Ash gets a job handing
out club fliers.
9pm)
44 Front Row Boston
The Lone Bellow at the
Paradise
7:30
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Two for One
7:30
Classics West Turkey
44 Cook’s Country Dessert on
Bourbon Street
8pm 2 Just Seen It
Gwen Ifill
8:30
2 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
44 McLaughlin Group
9pm 2 Jazz and the
Philharmonic
44 Moyers & Company
10pm 44 Charlie Rose: The Week
10:30 2 Sunshine by the Stars:
Celebrating Louisiana
Music
44 Tavis Smiley
7pm
Saturday 26
11am
Cooking School Roasting
EdibleFeast Crab and sea
urchin from the California coast and
naturally raised lamb in Oregon are
featured.
11:30 2 Martha Bakes Muffins
44 Rocket Men (See 7/24 at
9pm)
12pm 2 The Mind of a Chef Seeds
Fine Cooking Providence,
RI: Chefs Matt Jennings and Ken Oringer
44 My Wild Affair The Ape
Who Went to College (See
7/23 at 8pm)
1:30
2 Lidia’s Kitchen Piemonte
Peppers
2pm 2 Simply Ming Einat
Admony & Purees
(See 7/23 at 9pm)
2:30
Hibiscus Flower (d)
3pm 2 America’s Test Kitchen
Best Barbecued Chicken and
Cornbread
44 Al Capone: Icon (See 7/22
at 8pm)
3:30
2 Cook’s Country Italian
Favorites Revisited
2 Neighborhood Kitchens
Cafe Azteca
Who Killed Jimmy Hoffa? (See 7/22 at
9pm)
4:30
2 Rough Cut:
Woodworking with
Tommy Mac Pine Chest
2 This Old House
44 PBS NewsHour
Weekend
5:30
2 This Old House
44 Greater Boston
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4pm
5pm
Adieu, Poirot
After 25 years playing urbane Belgian detective Hercule Poirot, David
Suchet (center) has hung up his homburg hat—and his iconic mustache (fashioned from yak hair and beeswax, among other ingredients).
The 12th and final season of the beloved series finds the suave sleuth
exercising his “little grey cells”
in the very last of Agatha
Christie’s works about Poirot to
be adapted for television.
The Big Four and Dead Man’s
Folly premiere now; stay tuned
for the three remaining stories,
debuting in late fall.
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Neverland (See 7/20 at 9pm)
7pm 44 Fiddler on the Roof
A poor Jewish milkman
(Chaim Topol) and his wife (Norma
Crane) try to marry off their five
daughters in czarist Russia.
8:30
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10pm 44 A Streetcar Named
Desire (See 7/19 at 7pm)
11pm 2 Front Row Boston Nick
Waterhouse/San Fermin at
Brighton Music Hall
6:30
Sunday 27
Vintage Salt Lake City (See
7/21 at 8pm)
7am 44 Religion & Ethics
NewsWeekly
Bonnie Erbe
8am 44 Moneytrack Real Estate
(d)
WealthTrack
Gwen Ifill
6am
2 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
44 MotorWeek
11:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe
Basque Country
44 Theater Talk
Cafe Azteca
44 Martha Bakes Chocolate
12:30 2 Start Up The Salad of John
and Yoko Visit the shop
Gotta Groove Records and the naturalfoods company Simply Suzanna.
Cooking School Rice
1pm 2 Da Vinci: The Lost
Treasure (See 7/24 at
8pm)
Irish Food Simple Delights
Fine Cooking Culinary
Institute of America, CA: Chefs Marc and
Larry Forgione and Scott Samuel
2pm 2 Rocket Men (See 7/24 at
9pm)
44 The Mind of a Chef Seeds
2:30 44 A Chef’s Life Cracklin’
Kitchen
3pm 44 Simply Ming Einat
Admony & Purees
3:30
2 Nova Earth from Space
(See 7/24 at 10:30pm)
44 Lidia’s Kitchen A Delicious
Elegant Meal
Cafe Azteca
11am
WGBH Fine Art Auction
Art lovers! Don’t miss your chance to bid
during the WGBH Fine Art Auction, from
July 9 to July 26. More than 100 juried
works of art will be featured, including
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from local and regional artists. Works will
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44 Arab American Stories
This Emmy-winning series
explores the
diverse experiences of Arab
Americans who
are making an
impact in their
communities and in the world at large.
Shown: actress, playwright and author
Najla Said.
5pm 44 PBS NewsHour
Weekend
5:30
the Edge Mali: Sahel to
the Sahara
44 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
6pm 2 My Wild Affair The Ape
Who Went to College (See
7/23 at 8pm)
(See 7/19 at 9pm)
Presidential Traverse Host
Willem Lange hikes across the New
Hampshire Presidential Range to the
Madison Spring Hut, enjoying spectacular views on his above tree-line
adventure.
7:30
Basque Country
8pm 2
Last Tango in
Halifax Celia reluctantly
introduces Alan to her sister. Caroline is
stunned to learn that Kate is pregnant.
Vintage Salt Lake City (See
7/21 at 8pm)
Poirot, Season 12: The Big
Four See Adieu, Poirot, page 19
9pm)
10pm 44 Al Capone: Icon (See 7/22
at 8pm)
10:30 2
Vicious Freddie and
Stuart invite Ash and his
seemingly sweet new girlfriend to
dinner.
9pm)
44 Front Row Boston
Nick Waterhouse/San
Fermin at Brighton Music Hall
4:30
Monday 28
6pm
44 Well Read Laurie King,
The Bones of Paris
2 Greater Boston
Girls at the Grill with
Elizabeth Karmel
7:30
Rome: Ancient Glory
Grilled and Glazed
Vintage Des Moines See
44
Midsomer Murders
Sins of Commission (Pt. 1)
A prize-winning author is murdered
on the eve of the Midsomer Literary
Festival.
Vintage Louisville
Highlights include a 19th-century folk
art jug and a South Carolina Slave
Badge from 1810.
44
Inspector George
Gently Gently Through the
Mill The manager of a mill is found
hanged in an apparent suicide, but
Gently suspects foul play.
10pm 2 POV Fallen City In today’s
China, a city destroyed by
an earthquake can
be rebuilt, with
improved civic
amenities, in an
astoundingly
quick two years.
Last Tango in
10:30 44
11:30 44 PBS NewsHour
6:30
7pm
Tuesday 29
44 Well Read Bob Shacochis,
The Woman Who Lost Her
Soul
Breakfast for Dinner
7:30
Rome: Baroque Brilliance
It’s Pasta Night!
8pm 2 Mark Twain (Pt. 1)
Journey from Sam
Clemens’s early days in Hannibal, MO,
to his evolution into legendary writer
Mark Twain, and the publication of
Huckleberry Finn. (d)
44
Father Brown
The Prize of Colonel Gerard
Father Brown investigates when a
member of Kembleford’s Women’s
Institute dies in mysterious circumstances.
6pm
Wednesday 30
Thursday 31
Well Read
Nightly Business Report
Greater Boston
Sara’s Weeknight Meals
7:30
Paris: Grand & Intimate
Hearty Spanish and Italian
Soups, Revamped
8pm 2 Breakfast Special This
celebration of going out for
a morning meal features unusual
breakfast spots from Hawaii to Florida.
6pm
6:30
7pm
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44 This Old House
44 This Old House
2 A Hot Dog Program
Visit some of the nation’s
coolest hot dog places, including a
giant hot-dog-shaped building.
4 Billion Years: Monsters
(See 7/30 at 9pm)
8:30
9pm
2 Sandwiches That You
Will Like This saucy documentary toasts the crusty glory of US
sandwiches, from Italian hoagies to
Texas barbecue on a bun.
44 Frontline
10pm
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• American Masters/Dorothea Lange
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44 Well Read Paul Harding,
Enon
Sandwich Night
7:30
Rome: Back-Street Riches
Oatmeal Muffins and
Granola
8pm 2 My Wild Affair The Rhino
Who Joined the Family See
Creature Companions, page 14
Sherlock Holmes
44
The Disappearance of Lady
Frances Carfax Lady Frances Carfax is
caught between a quarrel with her
brother and a sinister horseman.
9pm 2 Nova Australia’s First
4 Billion Years: Monsters
6pm
Discover titanic dinosaurs and giant
kangaroos as well as sea monsters and
prehistoric crustaceans.
44
Death in Paradise
A bird-watcher is found
murdered in the Saint-Marie jungle. Is
the quiet world of bird-watching more
cutthroat than it appears?
10pm 2 Sex in the Wild (See 7/16
at 10pm)
House of Cards
44
Trilogy To Play the King
(Pt. 2) Urquhart is troubled with past
deeds. The king insists that the people
must be considered.
America
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An American Visionary
Grace Lee Boggs, 98, is a
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from Angela Davis, Bill Moyers, Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis, Danny Glover and
a host of Boggs’s Detroit comrades across three generations.
POV/American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs
Wed, 7/2 at 7:30pm
Grassroots Conservatives
Katy and John are Tea Party activists who believe America’s salvation lies in a
return to conservative values. Katy, a young stay-at-home mother, rockets to
media stardom after a sensational confrontation with her senator at a town
hall meeting. John, a retired businessman, fears losing the America he
knew—and faces a conflict
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Absorbing and even-handed,
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America ReFramed/Town Hall
Tue, 7/8 at 8pm
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Federal vs. State
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Once a pioneer in legalizing
medical marijuana, Montana
may become the first state to
repeal its medical marijuana
law. Code of the West follows the
political process of marijuana
policy reform as well as the recent federal crackdown on medicinal growers
nationwide. Featuring critiques from patients, growers, politicians, activists
and community members on both sides of the issue, it vividly depicts what
happens when federal and state governments clash with communities under
fire, and how individuals ultimately pay the price.
America ReFramed/Code of the West
Tue, 7/15 at 8pm
Activism, Post-Apartheid
When Nelson Mandela was
elected president of South
Africa, he made an ambitious
promise to ensure housing for
all. Within two decades,
however, the South African
government sought to
“eradicate the slums” by evicting shack dwellers at gunpoint.
A new social movement has emerged to stop the bulldozers, with dynamic
young leaders who are challenging evictions on the streets and in the courts.
By turns inspiring, devastating and unexpectedly funny, Dear Mandela offers
an eye-opening perspective on the role young people can play in political
change.
AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange/Dear Mandela
Fri, 7/18 at 6pm
Into the Halls of Power
Brothers, trailblazers and Cleveland icons, Louis and Carl Stokes changed
the course of American politics. Carl was the first black mayor of a major
American city; Louis was the first black US congressman from Ohio. Born into
poverty, both served in World War II, entered electoral politics during the
turbulent civil rights era and used their influence to remove barriers to
opportunity. This documentary
offers intimate recollections
from their friends and
colleagues, including President
Barack Obama, Jesse Jackson
and former Cleveland mayor
Mike White.
Stokes: An American Dream
Sun, 7/20 at 11:30pm
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American Masters Charles and Ray
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Architect Michael Graves: A Grand
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A Capitol Fourth Fri (7/4) 8pm, 9:30pm
on 2, Sat (7/5) 1am, 2:30am on 44; 4am on
2, Sun (7/6) 4:30am on 44
Bonnie and Clyde Sat (7/12) 10pm on 44
Cool Hand Luke Sat (7/5) 7pm on 44, Sun
(7/13) 6pm on 44
Cool Spaces! Art Spaces Sun (7/13) 1pm
on 2; 4pm on 44 Healing Spaces Sun
(7/20) 1pm on 2; 4pm on 44 Libraries
Sun (7/6) 1pm on 2; 4pm on 44
Cuba Mia: Portrait of an All-Woman
Orchestra Fri (7/18) 10pm on 2
Fiddler on the Roof Sat (7/26) 7pm on
44
Film School Shorts Daddy Dearest Sat
(7/19) 11:30pm on 44
Front Row Boston Dropkick Murphys at
the House of Blues Sat (7/5) 11pm on 2,
Sun (7/6) 11pm on 44 The Lone Bellow
at the Paradise Sat (7/19) 11pm on 2, Sun
(7/20) 11pm on 44 Nick Waterhouse/
San Fermin at Brighton Music Hall Sat
(7/26) 11pm on 2, Sun (7/27) 11pm on 44
Typhoon at Brighton Music Hall Sat
(7/12) 11pm on 2, Sun (7/13) 11pm on 44
The Good, The Bad and the Ugly Sat
(7/5) 9:07pm on 44, Sat (7/12) 7pm on 44
Great Performances at the Met
Werther Sun (7/20) 2:30pm on 2, Wed
(7/23) 1am on 2
Havana, Havana! PBS Arts Fri (7/11)
10pm on 2
International Violin Competition of
Indianapolis Fri (7/18) 9pm on 2
Jazz and the Philharmonic Fri (7/25)
9pm on 2
Jesse Cook: Live in Concert Fri (7/11)
9pm on 2
Just Seen It Fri (7/11, 7/18, 7/25) 8pm on
2, Sat (7/12, 7/19, 7/26) 5am on 2
The Mark Twain Prize Carol Burnett Sat
(7/12) 2am on 44, Mon (7/14) 3am on 44
Ellen DeGeneres Sat (7/19) 2am on 44,
Mon (7/21) 3am on 44 Tina Fey Sat
(7/26) 2am on 44, Mon (7/28) 3am on 44
Open Studio with Jared Bowen Every
Sun 5:30pm on 44 Also Fri (7/11, 7/18,
7/25) 8:30pm on 2, Sat (7/12, 7/19, 7/26)
5:30am on 2, Sun (7/13, 7/20, 7/27) 11am
on 2, Sun (7/20) 5pm on 2
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Paley on Park Avenue: New York City
Sun (7/13) 12pm on 2
Slumdog Millionaire Sat (7/19) 9pm on
44, Sun (7/20) 6pm on 44, Sun (7/27) 6pm
on 44
A Streetcar Named Desire Sat (7/19)
7pm on 44, Sat (7/26) 10pm on 44
Sunshine by the Stars: Celebrating
Louisiana Music Fri (7/25) 10:30pm on 2
10 Buildings That Changed America
Thu (7/10) 8pm on 2
Theater Talk Every Sun 11:30am on 44
WGBH Fine Art Auction Finale Sat
(7/26) 9pm on 2
Woman of the Year Sun (7/6) 6pm on 44
Best of Britain
As Time Goes By Every Sat 8pm on 2
Death in Paradise Every Wed 9pm
on 44, Thu 2am on 2
Father Brown The Daughters of
Jerusalem Tue (7/15) 8pm on 44, Thu
(7/17) 4am on 2 The Mysteries of the
Rosary Tue (7/8) 8pm on 44, Thu (7/10)
4am on 2 The Prize of Colonel Gerard
Tue (7/29) 8pm on 44, Thu (7/31) 4am on 2
The Shadow of the Scaffold Tue (7/1)
8pm on 44, Thu (7/3) 4am on 2 The
Three Tools of Death Tue (7/22) 8pm on
44, Thu (7/24) 4am on 2
House of Cards Trilogy House of
Cards (Pt. 2) Wed (7/2) 10pm on 44, Thu
(7/3) 3am on 2 House of Cards (Pt. 3)
Wed (7/9) 10pm on 44, Thu (7/10) 3am on
2 House of Cards (Pt. 4) Wed (7/16)
10pm on 44, Thu (7/17) 3am on 2 To
Play the King (Pt. 1) Wed (7/23) 10pm on
44, Thu (7/24) 3am on 2 To Play the
King (Pt. 2) Wed (7/30) 10pm on 44, Thu
(7/31) 3am on 2
Inspector George Gently Gently in
the Blood Mon (7/21) 9pm on 44, Tue
(7/22) 2am on 2 Gently in the Night
Mon (7/14) 9pm on 44, Tue (7/15) 2am on
2 Gently Through the Mill Mon (7/28)
9pm on 44, Tue (7/29) 2am on 2 Gently
with the Innocents Mon (7/7) 9pm on 44,
Tue (7/8) 2am on 2
Last Tango in Halifax Every Sat 4am
on 44, Sun 8pm on 2, Mon 10:30pm on 44
Also Mon (7/14, 7/21, 7/28) 12am on
44, Tue (7/8, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29) 2am on 44;
3:30am on 2
Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour,
Season 2: Neverland Sun (7/20) 9pm on 2,
Mon (7/21) 1am, 1:30pm on 44; 4am on 2,
Tue (7/22) 3am, 9pm on 44, Sat (7/26)
6:30pm on 2 Endeavour, Season 2:
Nocturne Sun (7/6) 9pm on 2, Mon (7/7)
1am, 1:30pm on 44; 4am on 2, Tue (7/8)
3am, 9pm on 44, Sat (7/12) 6:30pm on 2
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9pm on 2, Mon (7/14) 1am, 1:30pm on 44;
4am on 2, Tue (7/15) 3am, 9pm on 44, Sat
(7/19) 6:30pm on 2 Endeavour, Season
2: Trove Tue (7/1) 9pm on 44, Sat (7/5)
6:30pm on 2 Poirot, Season 12: The Big
Four Sun (7/27) 9pm on 2, Mon (7/28)
1am, 1:30pm on 44; 4am on 2, Tue (7/29)
3am, 9pm on 44
Midsomer Murders Bad Tidings
(Pt. 2) Mon (7/7) 8pm on 44, Tue (7/8)
1am on 2 The Fisher King (Pt. 1) Mon
(7/14) 8pm on 44, Tue (7/15) 1am on 2
The Fisher King (Pt. 2) Mon (7/21) 8pm on
44, Tue (7/22) 1am on 2 Sins of
Commission (Pt. 1) Mon (7/28) 8pm on 44,
Tue (7/29) 1am on 2
Sherlock Holmes The Bruce
Partington Plan Wed (7/23) 8pm on 44,
Thu (7/24) 1am on 2 The Devil’s Foot
Wed (7/2) 8pm on 44, Thu (7/3) 1am on 2
The Disappearance of Lady Frances
Carfax Wed (7/30) 8pm on 44, Thu (7/31)
1am on 2 Silver Blaze Wed (7/9) 8pm
on 44, Thu (7/10) 1am on 2 Wisteria
Lodge Wed (7/16) 8pm on 44, Thu (7/17)
1am on 2
The Vicar of Dibley Sat (7/5, 7/12, 7/19)
9pm on 2
Vicious Every Mon 5:30am on 2, Tue
10:30pm on 44, Sat 8:30pm on 2, Sun
10:30pm on 2 Also Mon (7/14, 7/21,
7/28) 2:30am on 44, Tue (7/8, 7/15, 7/22,
7/29) 4:30am on 44
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Food & Wine
America’s Test Kitchen Every Mon–Fri
7:30pm on 44, Sat 3pm on 2
Breakfast Special Thu (7/31) 8pm on 2
A Chef’s Life Every Sun 2:30pm on 44
Cook’s Country Every Fri 7:30pm on 44,
Sat 3:30pm on 2
A Hot Dog Program Thu (7/31) 9pm on 2
Kevin Dundon’s Modern Irish Food
Every Sun 1pm on 44
Lidia Celebrates America Freedom and
Independence Sat (7/5) 1:30pm on 2
Lidia’s Kitchen Every Sun 3:30pm on 44
Also Sat (7/12, 7/19, 7/26) 1:30pm on 2
Martha Bakes Every Sat 11:30am on 2,
Sun 12pm on 44
Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Every
Sat 11am on 2, Sun 12:30pm on 44
The Mind of a Chef Every Sat 12pm on 2,
Sun 2pm on 44
Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking
Every Sat 1pm on 2; 1:30pm on 44
Neighborhood Kitchens Every Sat 4pm
on 2 Also Sun (7/6) 12pm on 2, Sun
(7/27) 12pm on 2; 4pm on 44
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Pati’s Mexican Table Every Sat 2:30pm
on 2
Sandwiches That You Will Like Thu
(7/31) 10pm on 2
Sara’s Weeknight Meals Every Mon–Fri
7pm on 44, Sat 12:30pm on 2
Simply Ming Every Sun 3pm on 44
Also Sat (7/12, 7/19, 7/26) 2pm on 2
Victory Garden’s EdibleFeast Every Sat
11am on 44
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Al Capone: Icon Tue (7/22) 8pm on 2,
Wed (7/23) 1am, 1:30pm on 44; 3:30am on
2, Thu (7/24) 4am on 44, Fri (7/25) 2am on
44; 5am on 2, Sat (7/26) 3pm on 44, Sun
(7/27) 10pm on 44
American Experience The Rise and Fall
of Penn Station Thu (7/3) 9:30pm on 2
Antiques Roadshow Every Mon 8pm,
9pm on 2, Tue 1:30pm, 2:30pm on 44, Sat
10pm on 2, Sun 6am, 8pm on 44 Also
Tue (7/8, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29) 1am, 5am on
44; 4:30am on 2, Wed (7/9, 7/30) 5am on
44, Fri (7/4) 1am on 2, (7/11, 7/18, 7/25)
3am on 2
The Charles W. Morgan Sun (7/13) 6pm
on 2
Da Vinci: The Lost Treasure Thu (7/24)
8pm on 2, Sun (7/27) 1pm on 2
Emery Blagdon and His Healing
Machine Sat (7/26) 3:30am on 44, Sun
(7/27) 4:30am on 44, Mon (7/28) 4:30am
on 44
Frederick Law Olmsted: Designing
America Thu (7/17) 8pm on 2, Sat (7/19)
12pm on 44
History Detectives Special
Investigations Civil War Sabotage Tue
(7/1) 9pm on 2, Wed (7/2) 2am, 2:30pm on
44; 2am, 5am on 2, Thu (7/3) 5am on 44,
Fri (7/4) 3am on 44, Sat (7/5) 4pm on 44,
Sun (7/6) 4:30pm, 11pm on 2; 9pm on 44
The Disappearance of Glenn Miller Tue
(7/15) 9pm on 2, Wed (7/16) 2am, 2:30pm
on 44; 2am, 5am on 2, Thu (7/17) 5am on
44, Fri (7/18) 3am on 44, Sat (7/19) 4pm
on 44, Sun (7/20) 9pm on 44; 11pm on 2,
Mon (7/21) 5am on 44 Texas Servant
Girl Murders Tue (7/8) 9pm on 2, Wed
(7/9) 2am, 2:30pm on 44; 2am, 5am on 2,
Thu (7/10) 5am on 44, Fri (7/11) 3am on
44, Sat (7/12) 4pm on 44, Sun (7/13)
4:30pm, 11pm on 2; 9pm on 44, Mon
(7/14) 5am on 44 Who Killed Jimmy
Hoffa? Tue (7/22) 9pm on 2, Wed (7/23)
2am, 2:30pm on 44; 4:30am on 2, Thu
(7/24) 5am on 44, Fri (7/25) 3am on 44,
Sat (7/26) 4pm on 44, Sun (7/27) 9pm on
44; 11pm on 2, Mon (7/28) 5am on 44
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Wed (7/30) 1am, 1:30pm on 44; 4am on 2,
Thu (7/31) 4am on 44
PBS Previews: The Roosevelts Wed
(7/2) 5:30am on 44, Wed (7/16) 5:30am on
44, Sat (7/19) 3:30am on 44, Mon (7/21)
4:30am on 44, Sat (7/26) 10:30pm on 2
Rocket Men Thu (7/24) 9pm on 2, Fri
(7/25) 1:30pm on 44, Sat (7/26) 11:30am
on 44, Sun (7/27) 2pm on 2
Secrets of the Dead Bones of the
Buddha Wed (7/2) 10pm on 2, Thu (7/3)
3am, 2:30pm on 44, Sat (7/5) 2pm on 44
The Mona Lisa Mystery Wed (7/9)
10pm on 2, Thu (7/10) 3am, 2:30pm on 44,
Fri (7/11) 1am on 2, Sat (7/12) 2pm on 44,
Sun (7/13) 4am on 44; 2:30pm on 2
Time Scanners Egyptian Pyramids Tue
(7/1) 8pm on 2, Wed (7/2) 1am, 4am on 2;
1am, 1:30pm on 44, Thu (7/3) 4am on 44,
Fri (7/4) 2am on 44; 5am on 2, Sat (7/5)
3pm on 44, Sun (7/6) 3:30pm on 2; 10pm
on 44 Petra Tue (7/15) 8pm on 2, Wed
(7/16) 1am, 4am on 2; 1am, 1:30pm on 44,
Thu (7/17) 4am on 44, Fri (7/18) 2am on
44; 5am on 2, Sat (7/19) 3pm on 44, Sun
(7/20) 10pm on 44 St. Paul’s Cathedral
Tue (7/8) 8pm on 2, Wed (7/9) 1am, 4am
on 2; 1am, 1:30pm on 44, Thu (7/10) 4am
on 44, Fri (7/11) 2am on 44; 5am on 2, Sat
(7/12) 3pm on 44, Sun (7/13) 3:30pm on 2;
10pm on 44
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Mon–Thu 4pm on 44, Sun 5:30pm on 2
Also Fri (7/4, 7/11, 7/18) 4pm on 44
Ask This Old House Every Sat 6pm on 2,
Mon 3pm on 44 Also Sat (7/12, 7/19,
7/26) 6pm on 2, Sun (7/13, 7/20) 2pm on 2
Globe Trekker: Around the World
Across America: Route 66 & Beyond Sat
(7/5) 6pm on 44 Pacific Journeys:
Santiago to Pitcairn Sat (7/26) 6pm on 44
Panamericana: Conquistadors & Aztecs
Sat (7/12) 6pm on 44 Panamericana:
Conquistadors & Incas Sat (7/19) 6pm on
44
Israel: The Royal Tour Sun (7/20) 12pm
on 2
Motorweek Every Sun 11am on 44
Rick Steves’ Europe Every Mon–Fri 1pm
on 44, Mon–Thu 7:30pm on 2, Sun
11:30am, 7:30pm on 2
Rick Steves’ Europe Classics Every Fri
7:30pm on 2 Also Sat (7/5) 5:30am on
2, Sun (7/6) 11am on 2
Rough Cut: Woodworking with Tommy
Mac Every Sat 4:30pm on 2
Rudy Maxa’s World Every Mon–Thu
3:30pm on 44 Also Fri (7/4, 7/11, 7/18)
3:30pm on 44
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This Old House Every Thu 8pm, 8:30pm
on 44, Sat 5pm, 5:30pm on 2
This Old House Hour Every Fri 1am on 44;
4am on 2, Sat 5am on 44
Travelscope Every Mon–Fri 4:30pm on 44
News & Public Affairs
Arab American Stories Sun (7/27)
4:30pm on 44
BBC World News America Every Mon–Fri
5:30pm on 44
Charlie Rose Every Mon–Fri 12pm on 44
Also Mon (7/14, 7/21) 11:30pm on 2, Fri
(7/25) 11:30pm on 2
Charlie Rose: The Week Every Fri 10pm
on 44, Sun 9:30am on 44 Also Sat (7/12,
7/19, 7/26) 1:30am on 44; 4:30am on 2,
Sun (7/13, 7/20, 7/27) 5:30am on 44
Consuelo Mack WealthTrack Every Sun
8:30am on 44
Frontline Tue (7/1) 10pm on 2, Wed (7/2)
3am on 2, Thu (7/3) 10pm on 44, Tue (7/8)
10pm on 2, Wed (7/9) 3am on 2, Thu
(7/10) 10pm on 44, Tue (7/15) 10pm on 2,
Wed (7/16) 3am on 2, Thu (7/17) 10pm on
44, Tue (7/22) 10pm on 2, Thu (7/24) 10pm
on 44, Tue (7/29) 10pm on 2, Thu (7/31)
10pm on 44
Greater Boston Every Mon–Fri 7pm on 2,
Fri 9:30pm on 44, Sat 5:30pm on 44, Sun
9am on 44 Also Tue (7/15, 7/22)
12:30am on 2, Wed (7/2, 7/16, 7/23) 12am
on 2, Thu (7/3, 7/17, 7/24) 12am on 2, Fri
(7/4, 7/18) 12am on 2, Fri (7/25) 12:30am
on 2, Sat (7/5, 7/19) 12am on 2, Sat (7/26)
12:30am on 2
Journal Every Mon–Fri 5pm on 44
McLaughlin Group Every Fri 8:30pm on
44, Sun 10:30am on 44
Moneytrack Every Sun 8am on 44
Moyers & Company Every Fri 9pm on 44
Nightly Business Report Every Mon–Fri
6:30pm on 44
PBS NewsHour Every Mon–Fri 11pm on
44, Mon 11:30pm on 44
PBS NewsHour Weekend Every Sat 5pm
on 44, Sun 5pm on 44
POV American Revolutionary: The
Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs Wed (7/2)
4am on 44, Sun (7/6) 3am on 44 Dance
for Me Mon (7/21) 10pm on 2, Wed (7/23)
4am on 44, Sun (7/27) 3am on 44
Fallen City Mon (7/28) 10pm on 2, Wed
(7/30) 4am on 44 Getting Back to
Abnormal Mon (7/14) 10pm on 2, Wed
(7/16) 4am on 44, Sun (7/20) 3am on 44
My Way to Olympia Mon (7/7) 10pm on
2, Wed (7/9) 4am on 44, Sun (7/13) 3am
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uninterrupted episodes of American Experience, Antiques
Roadshow, Frontline, Masterpiece, Nova and more are now
available for you to watch anytime at wgbh.org.
Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly Every
Sun 7am on 44
Start Up Please Don’t Feed the Monsters,
They Are Already Stuffed! Sun (7/6)
12:30pm on 2 The Salad of John and
Yoko Sun (7/27) 12:30pm on 2
Tavis Smiley Every Mon–Fri 12:30am on
44, Wed–Sat 12am on 44, Fri 10:30pm on
44, Sat 12:30am on 44
3,2,1 Fireworks Fri (7/4) 8pm on 44, Sun
(7/6) 10am on 44
To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe Every
Sun 7:30am on 44
Washington Week with Gwen Ifill Fri
(7/11, 7/18, 7/25) 8pm on 44, Sat (7/12,
7/19, 7/26) 1am on 44; 4am on 2, Sun
(7/13, 7/20, 7/27) 5am on 44; 10am on 44
Well Read Amy Tan, The Valley of
Amazement Thu (7/17) 6pm on 44 Bob
Shacochis, The Woman Who Lost Her Soul
Tue (7/29) 6pm on 44 Christa
Parravani, Her Tue (7/15) 6pm on 44
Daniel James Brown, The Boys in the Boat
Thu (7/31) 6pm on 44 David Laskin,
The Family Thu (7/10) 6pm on 44, Wed
(7/23) 6pm on 44 Elizabeth Strout, The
Burgess Boys Tue (7/8) 6pm on 44 Greg
Bear, Hull Zero Three Wed (7/9) 6pm on 44
Greg Martin, Stories for Boys Fri (7/11)
6pm on 44 Guy Gavriel Kay, River of
Stars Mon (7/14) 6pm on 44 Ivan Doig,
Sweet Thunder Tue (7/22) 6pm on 44
Jeff Guinn, Manson Mon (7/21) 6pm on 44
Khaled Hosseini, And the Mountains
Echoed Tue (7/1) 6pm on 44 Laurie
King, The Bones of Paris Mon (7/28) 6pm
on 44 Lee Child, Never Go Back Fri
(7/18) 6pm on 44 Nathaniel Philbrick,
Bunker Hill Mon (7/7) 6pm on 44 Wed
(7/16) 6pm on 44, Thu (7/24) 6pm on 44
Paul Harding, Enon Wed (7/30) 6pm on
44 Rebecca Eaton, Making Masterpiece
Thu (7/3) 6pm on 44, Fri (7/25) 6pm on 44
Susan Orlean, Rin Tin Tin Fri (7/4) 6pm
on 44 Temple Grandin, The Autistic
Brain Wed (7/2) 6pm on 44
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My Wild Affair The Ape Who Went to
College Wed (7/23) 8pm on 2, Thu (7/24)
1am, 1:30pm on 44, Fri (7/25) 1am on 2;
4am on 44, Sat (7/26) 1pm on 44, Sun
(7/27) 6pm on 2 The Elephant Who
Found a Mom Wed (7/16) 8pm on 2, Thu
(7/17) 1am, 1:30pm on 44, Fri (7/18) 1am
on 2; 4am on 44, Sat (7/19) 1pm on 44,
Sun (7/20) 6pm on 2 The Rhino Who
Joined the Family Wed (7/30) 8pm on 2,
Thu (7/31) 1am on 44, 1:30pm on 44
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Fri (7/4) 4am on 44, Sat (7/5) 12pm on 44,
Sun (7/6) 6pm on 2 Saving Otter 501
Wed (7/9) 8pm on 2, Thu (7/10) 1am on
44, Fri (7/11) 4am on 44, Sat (7/12) 12pm
on 44, Sun (7/13) 12am on 44
Nova Australia’s First 4 Billion Years:
Awakening Wed (7/16) 9pm on 2, Thu
(7/17) 2am, 2:30pm, 9pm on 44; 5am on 2,
Fri (7/18) 5am on 44, Sat (7/19) 2pm on
44, Sun (7/20) 1:05am on 44; 4am on 2
Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Life
Explodes Wed (7/23) 9pm on 2, Thu (7/24)
2am, 2:30pm, 9pm on 44; 5am on 2, Fri
(7/25) 5am on 44, Sat (7/26) 2pm on 44,
Sun (7/27) 1am on 44; 4am on 2
Australia’s First 4 Billion Years: Monsters
Wed (7/30) 9pm on 2, Thu (7/31) 2am,
2:30pm, 9pm on 44; 5am on 2 Earth
from Space Thu (7/24) 10:30pm on 2, Fri
(7/25) 3pm on 44, Sun (7/27) 3:30pm on 2
Ghosts of Murdered Kings Wed (7/2)
9pm on 2, Thu (7/3) 2am, 1:30pm, 9pm on
44; 5am on 2, Fri (7/4) 5am on 44, Sat
(7/5) 1pm on 44, Sun (7/6) 1am on 44;
4am on 2 Mystery of a Masterpiece
Wed (7/9) 9pm on 2, Thu (7/10) 2am,
1:30pm, 9pm on 44; 5am on 2, Fri (7/11)
2am on 2; 5am on 44, Sat (7/12) 1pm on
44, Sun (7/13) 1am on 44; 4am on 2
Saving the Ocean Destination Baja Sat
(7/12) 11:30am on 44 The Sacred
Island Sat (7/5) 11:30am on 44
Swordfish! (Pt. 1) Sat (7/19) 11:30am on
44
Sex in the Wild Wed (7/16) 10pm on 2,
Thu (7/17) 3am on 44, Fri (7/18) 2am on 2,
Wed (7/23) 10pm on 2, Thu (7/24) 3am on
44, Fri (7/25) 2am on 2, Wed (7/30) 10pm
on 2, Thu (7/31) 3am on 44
Sky Island Sun (7/20) 4:30am on 44, Wed
(7/23) 5:30am on 44
Super Skyscrapers The Billionaire
Building Thu (7/17) 10pm on 2, Fri (7/18)
2:30pm on 44 Building the Future Thu
(7/10) 10pm on 2, Fri (7/11) 2:30pm on 44
One World Trade Center Thu (7/10) 9pm
on 2, Fri (7/11) 1:30pm on 44 The
Vertical City Thu (7/17) 9pm on 2, Fri
(7/18) 1:30pm on 44
Windows to the Wild Groundfishing
Sun (7/6) 7pm on 2 Isle au Haut Sun
(7/13) 7pm on 2 Presidential Traverse
Sun (7/27) 7pm on 2 Riding Wildcat
Sun (7/20) 7pm on 2
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Take a Sideways Glance
with PRI’s The World
Have you ever been on a “smell walk”?
Listeners to PRI’s The World (a PRI/WGBH/BBC co-production heard weekdays, 3pm and 8pm) have. They recently
followed graphic designer Kate McLean around Boston,
gathering olfactory data—aromas of garlic, pavement and
rubber tires in the North End—that will help McLean do for
Boston what she has done for other cities.
“I’m interested in people’s perception of a place by smell and aggregating that to form smell maps,” McLean told reporter Sarah Reynolds. “They’re
an attempt to make something visual that is ephemeral.”
The World highlighted McLean’s pursuit in its new Sideways Glance series,
a segment the show incudes every Tuesday to tell quirky, intimate stories
about everything from smell maps to the history of invisible ink.
“We tackle the big, thorny geopolitical issues,” says Andrew Sussman,
executive producer of The World. “But we often stumble on the kind of curiosity stories that make us want to learn more. And that’s where Sideways
Glance comes in.”
Created by The World’s Clark Boyd, the series has explored such topics as
how a graphic novel captured the larger-than-life story of wrestler Andre the
Giant, how a trip to England helped transform chicken farmer Robert Frost
into a superstar poet and how monks in Spencer, MA, began brewing beer.
“One of our producers finds a global story that hits us where we live—
that makes us do a double or even triple take—and then we dig in to learn
more,” Sussman says. “The result? You often can find out more about a person, place or thing by taking a sideways glance than by tackling it head on.”
What’s on 89.7 WGBH
6am
7:50am
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Boston Summer Arts Weekend
WGBH, The Boston Globe and
Citizens Bank are teaming up
again to celebrate the city’s
thriving arts community. The
showcase event will be a
free outdoor festival on Copley
Square, hosted by WGBH’s
Brian O’Donovan, with performances ranging from classical
and jazz to Latin, bluegrass and
soul. Confirmed artists include Grammy winners Los Lobos and Arturo
Sandoval, family favorite Steve Songs, New Orleans’s Soul Rebels,
flamenco guitarist Jesse Cook, the Landmarks Orchestra and the
Handel and Haydn Society.
The festivities also comprise a series of Walks & Talks. Beginning
the week of July 20, enjoy a Newbury Street gallery tour and art
auction, plus talks with artists and authors at venues across Boston.
Info: BostonSummerArts.com.
Sat, 7/22 and Sun, 7/23
Jazz in the City by the Sea
Tune in for Newport Jazz Festival highlights, featuring music by artists who
will appear at the 60th annual festival
(Fri, 8/1–Sun, 8/3). Host Eric Jackson
pays tribute to such eminent performers
as Ravi Coltrane, the Brubeck Brothers
and Ron Carter.
Sun, 7/27 at 9pm
Online:wgbhnews.org
On-air: 89.7 HD1 Boston
Monday–Friday
Saturday
Morning Edition/Marketplace Report
6am The Xconomy Report (Fri)
7am
The Diane Rehm Show
8am
The Takeaway
10am
Boston Public Radio
11am The Takeaway
12pm The World
1pm All Things Considered
2pm Marketplace
3pm
All Things Considered
6pm
PBS NewsHour
8pm
The World
9pm Boston Public Radio (Mon–Wed)
12am
Innovation Hub (Thu) Eric in the Evening (Fri)
Radio Lab (Thu)
The Story (Wed) TED Radio Hour (Thu)
Public Radio Remix (Mon–Thu) Jazz with Bob Parlocha (Fri)
On the Media
Studio 360
Weekend Edition
Innovation Hub
This American Life
The Dinner Party Download
Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!
The Moth
A Celtic Sojourn
A Prairie Home Companion
Says You!
Eric in the Evening
Jazz with Bob Parlocha
26 Schedules, program info, playlists: wgbhnews.org
Eric in the Evening
Sunday
6am
7am
8am
10am
11am 12pm
2pm
3pm
4pm
5pm
6pm
7pm
8pm
9pm
12am
Humankind
On Being
Weekend Edition
Bob Edwards Weekend
Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!
Says You!
America's Test Kitchen Radio
Selected Shorts
Under the Radar with Callie Crossley
Latino USA
Arts & Ideas
Eric in the Evening
Public Radio Remix
99.5 WCRB
Happy Fourth—and a Return to Tanglewood
By Anthony Rudel
99.5 WCRB Station Manager
To say this month starts off with a bang would be an understatement,
and here’s why.
The July Fourth holiday weekend is the second of WCRB’s three
WCRBeach weekends, which span the summer months and connect our
listeners with all there is to do in the area. Musically, the weekend of the
Fourth will be filled with the great music you expect to enjoy; there will
be a broad mixture of sounds and musical textures selected to accompany
whatever activities you have planned for your holiday. This second WCRBeach
weekend will run all the way from Friday morning until late Sunday.
But, as they say in those late-night television commercials: wait, there’s
more. Continuing a long-time tradition, WCRB will broadcast live from the
Esplanade on Friday, July 4, bringing you the Boston Pops Orchestra with
musical director Keith Lockhart as we celebrate the nation’s birthday. The
program will be filled with your favorite musical pieces and, of course, a
healthy dose of fireworks. Join
WCRB’s Ron Della Chiesa and
Laura Carlo, who will bring you
every wonderful moment of
the concert and all the accompanying excitement.
Summer really gets going
the next day, when WCRB
begins broadcasting a season of
concerts from the Boston
Symphony Orchestra’s summer
home at Tanglewood in the
Berkshires. Every weekend
WCRB will help you escape to
the beauty of that area with a
tantalizing array of performers
and music. The broadcasts,
What’s on 99.5 WCRB
Monday–Friday
5am Classical Music with Laura Carlo
5:20am Writer’s Almanac
8:30am Keith’s Classical Corner (Tue)
Classic Cooking Tips (Wed)
Arts with Jared Bowen (Thu)
10am Classical Music with Alan McLellan
3pm Classical Music with Cathy Fuller
8pm Classical Music with James David Jacobs
8pm The Symphony at 8 (Mon–Thu)
Live from Tanglewood (Fri)
which will air every Friday and Saturday night
and on Sunday afternoons, begin July 5 with
an all-American program featuring soprano
Renée Fleming singing favorites from the
concert hall, the opera stage and Broadway.
The very next afternoon, Asher Fisch will lead
the Boston Symphony Orchestra in excerpts
from Wagner’s Die Meistersinger, and pianist
Garrick Ohlsson will be the soloist in Piano
Concerto No. 2 by Brahms.
In the following weeks, our Tanglewood broadcasts will bring you
four concerts led by BSO music director designate Andris Nelsons, including
Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2, with soloist Gabriela Montero, and
Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, the Resurrection, with conductor Christoph von
Dohnányi. For a complete
listing of Tanglewood Boston
Symphony Orchestra broadcasts, visit our website at
classicalwcrb.org.
So, the heart of the summer on WCRB will be filled with
special features and a variety of
great music that makes every
day a little brighter.
Stay tuned, stay well and
stay with WCRB for a July to
remember. See you next month!
Online:classicalwcrb.org
On-air: 99.5 Boston-NH | 89.7 HD2 Boston | 96.3 Beacon Hill | 89.5 Nantucket | 88.7 Providence
Saturday
6am Classical Music with Ray Brown
6:30am Writer’s Almanac
12pm Classical Music with Larry King
5pm Classical Music with James David
Jacobs
8pm Live from Tanglewood
11pm Classical Music with James David
Jacobs
Classical Online Channels
classicalwcrb.org Holiday Channel, BSO Concert,
Boston Early Music, Bach, and Kids Classical
Sunday
5am
6am
7am
8am
2pm
5pm 7pm
8pm
8:30pm
Pipedreams
The Bach Hour with Brian McCreath
Baroque in Boston
Boston Sunday Brunch
Live from Tanglewood
Classical Music with Dennis Boyer
From the Top
Arias & Barcarolles with Cathy Fuller
World of Opera
Schedules, program info, playlists: classicalwcrb.org 27
WCAI, Cape and Islands NPR Station
WCAI’s Aquarius Mission
By Mindy Todd, WCAI host and managing director for editorial
WCAI science editor Heather Goldstone recently traveled to a laboratory
unlike any other. Located nine miles off the coast of Key Largo, FL, and 63
feet below the ocean surface, Aquarius is the world’s only underwater
research lab.
There, Goldstone joined a team of researchers from Northeastern
University’s Marine Science Center participating in the Mission 31 expedition.
Led by Fabien Cousteau, grandson of famed ocean explorer Jacques-Yves
Cousteau—creator of the first ocean-floor habitats for humans—the
month-long Mission 31 honored the 50th anniversary of the elder Cousteau’s
Conshelf II mission. (The mission was featured in the Academy Award–
winning 1964 documentary World Without Sun.)
Submerged in 1993, Aquarius has since assimilated into the nearby
coral reef. “Researchers can essentially treat the reef like we do our
backyards,” says Goldstone, host of Living Lab on The Point (Mondays, 9am
and 7pm). “Since they’re living at the same pressure as the ocean around
them, there’s no need to limit dive time.” Complete with six beds, a shower,
toilet, air conditioning and even Wi-Fi, the lab can accommodate scientists
for missions up to 10 days long.
What’s on WCAI
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Saturday
Morning Edition
The Point
The Diane Rehm Show
The Takeaway
Fresh Air
On the Media (Mon) The Moth (Tue)
This American Life (Wed) Studio 360 (Thu)
Science Friday (Fri)
BBC World News (Mon–Thu)
Marketplace
The Point
The World
PBS NewsHour
Fresh Air
News from the BBC
Heart and Soul (Fri)
Editor Holly Hartman
Contributors Ron Bachman, Maria Bruno Ruiz,
Susan Reed, Matt Roy, Anthony Rudel, Mindy Todd
Designers Bill Miller, Tong-Mei Chan
Photo Research Julie Ecker
Listen to WCAI throughout July for Goldstone’s stories about the experience.
Tune in online at capeandislands.org.
Online:capeandislands.org
On-air: 90.1 Martha’s Vineyard, 91.1 Nantucket, 94.3 Brewster, 89.7 HD3 Boston
Monday–Friday
6am
9am
10am
12pm
1pm
2pm
3pm
4pm
6:30
7pm
8pm
9pm
10pm
11pm
11:30
The team from Northeastern, including two aquanauts who lived and
worked in the lab, investigated how corals respond to stress, examined the
ecology of barrel sponges that can live to be 2,000 years old and tried to
determine whether oil from the BP spill made it to the Florida Keys.
“It was incredibly exciting for me,” Goldstone says of her trip to Aquarius
in June. “I first heard about underwater habitats like Aquarius when I was a
little kid. And I’ve always wanted to visit one.”
6am
7am
8am
10am
11am
12pm 1pm
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3pm
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4pm
5pm
6pm
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BBC World Update
Living on Earth
Weekend Edition
Car Talk
Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!
This American Life
The Moth
Splendid Table
Bill Moyers
With Good Reason
On the Media
Weekend All Things Considered
Says You!
Selected Shorts
American Routes
Afropop Worldwide
Associate Creative Director
Alison Kennedy
Director, Constituent Communications
Cynthia Broner
Associate Director Susan Reed
Director of Operations Brian Donovan
Sunday
6am
7am
8am
10am
11am
12pm
1pm
3pm
4pm
5pm
6pm
7pm
11pm
12am
Humankind
On Being
Weekend Edition
Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!
Bob Edwards Weekend
America’s Test Kitchen Radio
Radiolab
Studio 360
Weekend All Things Considered
This American Life
Arts & Ideas
On the Media
Le Show with Harry Shearer
Explore!, July 2014: Volume 24, Number 7, (ISSN 2152-7458) (USPS 0008 -188). Copyright 2014.
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 contribution of $50 or more to WGBH. Preferred periodicals postage paid at Boston, MA and additional
mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Explore!, WGBH, One Guest St, Boston, MA
02135. Printed in Canada. 140213
28 Schedules,
Full schedules:
wgbh.org
| Get more
from the free digital edition of Explore! at wgbh.org/Explore
program
info, playlists:
capeandislands.org
September 11-14
WGbH StudioS
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WGbH presents four days of delicious food from the far corners of new england, premium wines, craft beer
and locally distilled spirits. Guests will enjoy unique culinary creations from over 100 of the best chefs and
artisan food producers while mingling with WGbH personalities and special guests. tHiS yeAr We Welcome:
brian alberg
shannon bard
david blessing
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the red lion inn
Zapoteca/mixteca
Stateroom
Screamin’ ridge Farms
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boston chops
Zephyr on the charles
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will gilson
andy husbands
william Kovel
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catalyst
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