July:August 2011 CU

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July:August 2011 CU

The Award-Winning
Close-Up
July/August 2011 • Vol. 26 #4 • www.wcte.org
P u b l i c Te l e v i s i o n f r o m t h e U p p e r C u m b e r l a n d
Contents
PUBLIC TELEVISION FROM THE UPPER CUMBERLAND
4 Thank You for 29 Great TV Auctions
Volunteers, donors, sponsors and our
dedicated staff pull together to give us
another successful TV Auction.
5
5 The Art of the Greatest
Show on Earth
Local artists share their talents with
WCTE in support of its annual auction.
6 WCTE’s Website Facelift
Learn more about www.wcte.org’s new look
and what it means for our viewers.
6
7
Getting to Know You
Meet WCTE’s new Membership Manager
Sonja Higgenbotham and new Sales
Manager Avery Owens.
8 Spotlight On
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Ramola Drost
Staff &
Management
(931) 528-2222 or (800) 282-9283
Becky Magura
President & CEO
Craig LeFevre
Master Control Operator
Reggie Brown
Educational Outreach Associate
Avery Owens
Sales Manager
Amanda Collier
Producer/Director
Janet Cooper
Traffic/Broadcast Engineer
Erica Duarte
Live Green Project Manager
Mark Dudney
Government Relations
Sue Gibbons
Programming & Traffic
Craig Gray
Producer/Director
Sonja Higgenbotham
Membership Manager
Cathy Walden
Account Executive
Ralph Welch
Chief Broadcast Engineer
Rick Wells
Production Manager
Randall Jackson
Broadcast Engineer
Jim Winters
Broadcast Engineer
Upper Cumberland
Broadcast Council
Dr. Max Atnip, Chair
Mickie Akenson,
Immediate Past Chair
Dr. Scott Little, Secretary
As the longest-running primetime drama on American
television, MASTERPIECE celebrates its 40thanniversary season, bringing viewers the best in
literature-based drama, mysteries, and groundbreaking
contemporary works. You can watch this multi-award
winning series Sundays at 8pm on WCTE.
See story on page 22.
Jamie Trevathan
Producer/Director
Suzanne Whitehead
Major Gifts Officer
Dr. Jack Matson, Treasurer
The Faces of MASTERPIECE
Darla Runge
Assistant to the CEO
Joyce Hunter-Green
Auction & Event Coordinator
Lillian Hartgrove, Vice Chair
On our cover
Cindy Putman
Educational Outreach Associate
Becky Magura, WCTE Pres. & CEO
Dr. Kathleen Airhart
Joe Albrecht
Marc L. Burnett
John Cain
Mona Copeland
Jere Hargrove
Morris Irby
Dr. Wali R. Kharif
Pat Quillen
Alan Tatum
Community
Advisory Board
Dr. Steve Copeland, DVM
Diana Baranowski
Kelly Swallows
Dr. Carl Owens
Jack Barton
Nina Lunn
Close-Up
Program guides
9
Daytime Programming
Ready to Learn and weekend guide
10 Primetime Programming
13
Quality PBS evening programs
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WCTE Close-Up is published bi-monthly. It is mailed to individuals,
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Third class postage at Cookeville, Tennessee. Phone: 931-528-2222.
Schedule is subject to change without notice. Send address changes
to WCTE, P.O. Box 2040, Cookeville, Tennessee 38502.
Check out the schedule on the website at www.wcte.org.
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July/August 2011 | 3
Thank
You
for 29
Great TV
Auctions
CTE
Becky Magura, President & CEO of W
tion
wenty-nine years ago the Great TV Auc
came into being and I am happy to see
y’s
that it is still alive and well even in toda
economically strained and technically
with
sophisticated climate. The WCTE staff
rs and volunteers
the help of generous donors, bidders, buye
ting here in the Upper
raised over $93,000 for public broadcas
assist us in creating
Cumberland. That is money that will
e to love and expect.
local programming that you have com
raised a fraction of the
That first auction was only 3 days and
ortant beginning.
money it does today, but it was an imp
rs and businesses
At that time, I called on friends, neighbo
what seemed like an
that I grew up with to help us achieve
same, but now I have
impossible quest. We are still doing the
places to call on. As I
a lot of help and a lot of new faces and
ing Arts Center after
was walking into the Cookeville Perform
were progressing in the
the auction was over to see how things
an item and said how
tear down, a buyer came in to pick up
h he hated it was over.
addictive the auction was and how muc
staff, our volunteers,
What an incredible compliment to our
T
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unt of work, but it
and our donors. It is a tremendous amo
our region through
raises important funds that go back into
al outreach.
local productions, events and education
WCTE staff for
I want to say a special thank you to the
Joyce Hunter-Green
their hard work during these two weeks.
Manager, and Jamie
keeps everything under control as Auction
w on Earth” as Auction
Trevathan took us to the “Greatest Sho
ding the hundreds of
Producer. There were many others inclu
re, during and after the
volunteers who gave of their time befo
or you, as a buyer
auction. We couldn’t do it without them
Auctions and for your
or donor. Thank you for 29 Great TV
er Cumberland’s
continuous support of WCTE, the Upp
Public Television Station.
behind the scenes
The Panels on the
Great TV Auction Set
Local artist Arlene Dubo designed spectacular pieces of
art that were perfect for “The Greatest Show on Earth.”
A
rtist Arlene Dubo does
volunteers are running around the set.
not like heights. Not one
The top third is the most visible - and the
bit. So when she had to
hardest for me to reach.”
climb a ladder to paint
10 colorful, circus-
themed 92” x 20” panels that flanked
the auction boards at this year’s “Greatest
Show On Earth TV Auction,” she was a
little nervous.
“It was scary,” said Arlene. “Especially
when I was wrapped up in the painting
process and automatically tried to step
back to have a look. I had to catch myself
a few times.”
The challenge of painting panels for the
“I also need to enhance the imagery
so it can be seen from a great distance.
For this, I consulted my artist friend
Lynne Looney, who has 30 years of
experience painting large signs and theater
backdrops.”
Arlene runs Art a la Carte, a gallery in
the heart of Cookeville’s West Side that
provides a showcase for over 40 renowned
and emerging local artists. If you want the
opportunity to appreciate or purchase local
TV Auction is not a new experience for
art, you can find the gallery at 121 W.
Arlene, who also created the panels for last
Broad Street, right across from the Depot.
year’s Live Green themed TV Auction.
“I have to keep in mind what part of
the panels will be seen when the auction
The T-Shirt
You can find out more about the
talented and versatile Arlene Dubo at:
Local illustrator and cartoonist, Matt
Kneiling, designed this year’s Greatest
Show On Earth TV Auction t-shirt.
You can find more of Matt’s art at www.
inanimateshorts.com , or go ahead and
“like” him on his Art Facebook page at
www.tinyurl.com/mattartfb .
arlenedubostudio.com.
behind the scenes
WCTE’s Website
www.wcte.org
Facelift
Over the last few months, WCTE has partnered with
TTU’s Business Media Center to give our website a
facelift. So what’s in it for you?
1. Do you want to know
what’s on?
You can find a TV schedule for the programs
on all 3 of our channels. If you want details
on the show, click on the show title.
2. Do you have a community
event you want to promote
or do you want to see what’s
going on in the community?
The WCTE website contains a community
events calendar where you can make
submissions or just see what’s happening.
3. Do you want local
program and entertainment
news?
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Check out the rotating stories on the home
page – check back, it is always changing.
4. Do you want to watch
local programs you’ve
missed?
The site contains an archive of programs,
from Jammin’ at Hippie Jack’s to the
Tennessee Sportsman and more.
5. Do you want to
go shopping for PBS
products?
Do you know a PBS fan that would
appreciate a DVD series or program? For
every gift or DVD you purchase from
PBS using the WCTE site as a gateway,
the station receives a small portion of the
proceeds.
There’s so much more. Find out about
WCTE’s initiatives like the Live Green &
Prosper Initiative and get live green tips.
Check out the Komen Reach Project, enter
contests, read Becky’s Blog. Download this
magazine. You can even make a donation
and become a member.
Or join our Facebook page from the
website. As the site’s original creator, Mark
Shuart (infinityforward.com), said, “Social
networks like Facebook have enabled a new
level of engagement with the community
that goes beyond the TV screen.”
Which means that you can receive the
latest news from WCTE AND let the station
know your thoughts about the programs we
present.
new faces
Sonja
Higgenbotham
Membership Manager
M
Growing up in the area and
being the child of educators, I
remember watching WCTE as a
child. Sesame Street and Electric
Company were my favorites.
Since then, I have passed the
torch as a mother and turned on
The TTU Business Media Center team that are working on the WCTE website. L-R Manager Michael Aikens,
intern Mack Lunn, intern Kallie Haley and Director Kevin Liska
Transforming
Our Website
TTU’s Business Media Center
T
he Media Center’s
involvement in the
transformation of WCTE’s
site began in the Fall of
2010. Due to the amount of content,
which is always changing, it was a
massive undertaking.
“The goal of the project,”
commented intern Kallie Haley, ”was
to transform WCTE’s old website into
a new, up-to-date, more user-friendly
website.”
“We tried to strive for flexibility,”
“
of the local programming or just
communicating with the public using
Facebook.”
Michael was also surprised at how
big the Great TV Auction is, and
about having to place almost 800
individual items in one day that were
donated by the community.
“It is obvious to me that WCTE,
and PBS as a whole, means a great
deal to the American public, which
makes me even prouder to be part of
this project.”
It is obvious to me that WCTE, and PBS as a whole,
means a great deal to the American public, which
makes me even prouder to be part of this project.
M I C H A E L A I K E N S | BUSINESS MEDIA CENTER MANAGER
said intern Mack Lunn. “WCTE
is as dynamic as its programs and
sponsors, so we needed to ensure that
everything would remain up-to-date.
The website should allow anyone to
make updates as easily as they would
maintain a personal Facebook page.”
What surprised Businesss Media
Center Manager Michael Aikens the
most was the depth of everything
that WCTE offers the community,
“whether it be the 3 channels of
programming, the amount an quality
”
For more information or to contact
TTU’s Business Media Center,
http://www.ttubusiness.com/ E-mail:
[email protected]
*Our partnership with the TTU
Business Media Center would not
have been possible without the
generous support of Ms. Julia Boyd,
whose donation allowed the Media
Center to hire two interns to work on
our website facelift project. Thank you
so much, Julia.
WCTE for my own child.
I earned my Bachelors Degree in English and
Communications in 2010 from TTU and began working with
WCTE in November as a Sales Assistant. Beginning with
administrative tasks within the Sales Department, I have also
had the privilege of working with the Production Department as
a liaison with the Development Team. Recently, I was thrilled to
be promoted to the position of Membership Manager.
During these transitions, I have seen that every department
relies on the other to bring the wonderful programs and
community events to you, our viewers. I am proud to be part of
this team – they truly care about our communities in the Upper
Cumberland - and I encourage you to invest in your local station.
For as little as $35, you can become a member of WCTE. For
more information, contact Sonja at [email protected],
or call her at 931.528.2222, x 215.
Avery Owens
Sales Manager
BY HIPPIE JACK
Avery Stoddart Owens was born
on the Plateau and after several
years working in marketing
and sales in Nashville, she
has returned to the Upper
Cumberland to head up the
sales department at WCTE.
As the oldest child in the Stoddart family, she led the way.
Swimming in the creek, riding horses, helping in the garden
or splitting wood for fires were just a few of the activities that
surrounded her childhood and shaped her as an adult.
Her business degree (from TTU), coupled with a family
background in the creative arts, has served her well through
the years. Her ability to gain perspective through her many
experiences permeates all she does.
From the early years when, to the dismay of some, she
played Senior League baseball with the boys, to the present
time, Avery has relied on a natural intuition coupled with a very
creative nature to leave her mark everywhere she goes. It is
her nature to look beyond the moment and build sustainable
relationships in pursuit of personal goals.
Failure has never been an option.
If you would like to find out about advertising with WCTE,
Avery would love to hear from you. You can reach her at
[email protected], or 931.528.2222, x 220. For an example of
the rates, please see p.20.
spotlight on
maps from the 1400’s. Their landlord was a
football fan and he gave Ray a $5 discount
on their rent. He was also the curator that
hired Ramola to reproduce the documents
and he paid her $75/month for her work.
“So that,” said Ramola, “took care of
the rent.”
After 3 years Ray “got tired of the sand in
his shoes” and they moved back to Tennessee
where they had two children – Alan and
Sally. Ray was hired by Tennessee Tech to
be a Defensive Coach and they raised their
family in Cookeville.
Ramola started subbing at Tech for her
friend Reba Bacon who was having health
problems. She continued to teach part-time
at TTU for the next 37 years in courses
ranging from art appreciation and pen and
ink, painting, pencil drawing and pastels,
to teaching future teachers how to teach art
to their students. She also became involved
with the Cumberland Art Society and can be
found there every Thursday, teaching seniors
in a studio named after her.
When WCTE started selling an art board
at the Great TV Auction over 25 years ago,
Ramola volunteered to help out. She’s been
helping ever since.
Ramola Drost
Longtime Great TV Auction volunteer Ramola Drost is a
staunch supporter of the arts and local public television.
O
n June 12th, the last
night of the Great TV
Auction, Ramola Drost
was kidnapped from her
traditional spot behind
the Art Board and escorted to the stage.
Under the hot lights and in front of the TV
cameras, she smiled as the WCTE staff and
Auction volunteers sang Happy Birthday to
her in honor of her 90th birthday.
“No, not 90,” Ramola said. “I prefer to
think of myself as 30… times 3.”
Born in Greenville, South Carolina in
1921, Ramola’s family moved to Tennessee
in the late 20’s when her Dad found a good
job in Knoxville. She studied drafting at UT
and when WWII came along and the call
went out to women to replace men while
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they went off to war, Ramola was
Ramola and friends onstage at the Great TV Auction
hired by what is now the Tennessee
Division of Forestry to head up
And she doesn’t come alone. She has a
their Drafting department.
posse. Her son Alan is a faithful WCTE
“Computers weren’t around then,” said
Auction volunteer, as is her friend of many
Ramola, “and you had to know how to letter,
years, Lois Frounfelker. Lois volunteers not
how to make charts and graphs, and they
only because she believes in the cause but
had to be perfect.”
because “she and Ramola are like sisters.”
She met her future husband Ray in 1946.
“Oh, I love WCTE!” exclaimed Ramola.
Ray “The Rock” Drost had played football
I like the art programs every Saturday and I
at UT before he was sent to war and he
enjoy Lawrence Welk. And I enjoy that new
resumed playing when he returned. They
interview show, One-On-One with Becky
Magura. Alan does too. He was naming off
were married in 1948.
a list of people he would like to see Becky
In the early 50’s, Ray coached football and
interview.”
that led them to St. Augustine, Florida for
3 years where they lived in a house on the
“I think it is fantastic that we have our
beach (for $80/month). Ramola was hired to
own TV station – how many towns this size
reproduce historical documents and Spanish
can support their own PBS station?”
American
Archives
The
PROJECT
WCTE takes part in a national mission to
preserve pieces of American broadcasting
history in the Upper Cumberland.
BY ERICA DUARTE
Daytime
Schedule
Weekdays & Ready to Learn
5:00 AM Between the Lions
12:30 PM Sid the Science Kid
5:30 AM Maya & Miguel
1:00 PM Dinosaur Train
6:00 AM Arthur
1:30 PM Cat in the Hat Knows
a Lot About That
6:30 AM Priscilla (M,W,F) /
Functional Fitness
2:00 PM Curious George
7:00 AM Wordgirl
7:30 AM Cat in the Hat Knows
a Lot About That
8:00 AM Super Why
T
awarded, a grant to participate in this
comprehensive archive.
To date, WCTE has located, identified,
inventoried, and delivered 4000 existing
television shows produced by WCTE to
the American Archive Content Inventory
Project database. The oldest asset found
thus far is the 1975 Smithville Fiddlers’
Jamboree. Other assets include Tennessee
Tech’s men’s and women’s basketball
games and several hundred TTU Golden
Eagle football games. Additionally, the
staff has inventoried several years of a
series of news/magazine programs called
the Upper Cumberland Camera, which
highlights our beautiful region.
As WCTE’s manager for the project,
I am pleased to be part of CPB’s and
WGBH’s American Archive Content
Inventory Project and I hope for future
funding to complete a digitization of the
inventoried items for further preservation
and presentation of the priceless historical
footage that tells the stories, and showcases
the lives and the communities that
developed here in the Upper Cumberland
region of Middle Tennessee.
3:00 PM Arthur
3:30 PM Wordgirl
8:30 AM Dinosaur Train
4:00 PM Electric Company
9:00 AM Sesame Street
4:30 PM Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman
10:00 AM Clifford
5:00 PM Cyberchase/
10:30 AM Word World
The Watson Brown Show (Mon.)
11:00 AM Between the Lions
11:30 AM Barney & Friends
5:30 PM The Nightly Business Report
12:00 PM Caillou
6:00 PM PBS Newshour
Saturdays
5:00 AM Mister Roger’s Neighborhood 12:30 PM This Old House
5:30 AM Bob the Builder
1:00 PM Ask This Old House
6:00 AM Curious George
1:30 PM My Generation NEW!
6:30 AM Cat in the Hat Knows
a Lot About That
2:00 PM Inside E Street NEW!
7:00 AM Super Why
he television and radio
archives of American
public media are scattered
throughout the nation. To
ensure that our audio and
visual materials are safe and accessible,
and to help the Corporation for Public
Broadcasting (CPB) set priorities for
the restoration, preservation, and
digitization of public media’s legacy, CPB
is conducting a nationwide inventory
of public media “assets.” Public media
has made significant contributions to
American culture and thought, and our
archives are an essential and irreplaceable
component of American history.
In January 2011, the Content
Inventory Project Manager – WGBH
– in cooperation with CPB, invited
public broadcasting television and radio
stations to apply for grants to conduct an
inventory of video and audio assets and
participate in the important and historic
American Archive Initiative.
WCTE, with over 30 years of stored
moving images and history of the Upper
Cumberland, applied for, and was
2:30 PM Martha Speaks
2:30 PM Beauty of Oil Painting
3:00 PM Creative Living
7:30 AM Wild Animal Baby Explorers
8:00 AM Thomas & Friends
3:30 PM Growing a Greener World
4:00 PM Victory Garden
8:30 AM Angelina Ballerina
9:00 AM Tennessee Crossroads
4:30 PM Around the House
with Matt & Shari NEW!
9:30 AM Tennessee Wildside
5:00 PM America’s Heartland
10:00 AM Southern Accents
5:30 PM Motorweek
10:30 AM Primal Grill
6:00 PM Lawrence Welk NEW!
11:00 AM Chefs Afield
6:30 PM Tennessee Wildside
11:30 AM B Organic
7:00 PM Nature (NEW air time)
12:00 PM Everyday Foods
8:00 PM Masterpiece (NEW air time)
Sundays
5:00 AM Sesame Street
12:00 PM Market to Market NEW!
6:00 AM Curious George
12:30 PM The McLaughlin Group
6:30 AM Cat in the Hat
1:00 PM Ideas in Action
7:00 AM Signing Time! NEW!
7:30 AM Dinosaur Train
1:30 PM The Doctor Bob Show
8:00 AM Sid the Science Kid
2:00 PM Song of the Mountains
8:30 AM Martha Speaks
3:00 PM Lawrence Welk
9:00 AM Arthur
4:00 PM
9:00 AM Wordgirl
Globe Trekker
5:00 PM Great Getaways
10:00 AM Electric Company
10:30 AM Enviropals
5:30 PM Travelscope
11:00 AM To the Contrary
6:00 PM Volunteer Gardener
11:30 AM Religion and Ethics
6:30 PM Garden Smart
y Primetime
y
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watch this!
7:00
7:30
WCTE - HD
Washington Week
Everybody’s
Welcome at John’s
Create
Ciao Italia
Primal Grill
Channel
fri
7/1
World
8:00
sun
7/3
Create
Barbecue
University
Barbecue
University
Blair Nightcap Series
WCTE - HD
Nature
World
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
tue
7/5
Create
Barbecue
University
Barbecue
University
Barbecue University
God In America
Masterpiece Mystery!
Rick Steves’ Europe
Art Wolfe’s Travels
to the Edge
Ribbon of Sand
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Global Voices
Barbecue
University
Ask This Old House
Global Voices
Capitol Fourth
Barbecue
University
Barbecue
University
Barbecue
University
Barbecue University
PBS Newshour
WCTE - HD
History Detectives
Frontline
P.O.V.
Hubert Keller:
Secrets of a Chef
Create
Cooking Odyssey
World
For Love of Liberty (cont. from 6:00 p.m.)
Abraham & Mary Lincoln: A House
Divided
PBS Newshour
Nature
Nova
Nova scienceNOW
Create
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
Barbecue
University
WCTE - HD
Business Profiles
Create
Cooking Odyssey
Create
Tennessee
Crossroads
Hubert Keller:
Secrets of a Chef
NOVA
Washington Week
Primal Grill
Buddha (cont. from 6 p.m.)
As Time Goes By
Create
Smart Travels
Create
World
Music Voyager
Antiques Roadshow
Barbecue
University
to the Edge
Rochester International Jazz Festival
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
7:30
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Smart Travels
Seasoned Traveler
God In America
Sky Island
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Ask This Old House
Global Voices
Anitques Roadshow
Music Voyager
Anitques Roadshow
Gardensmart
Nature
8:00
This Old House
PBS Newshour
P.O.V.
Primal Grill
Woodwright’s Shop
PBS Newshour
Tennessee Civil War
150: Secession
Circus (cont. from 6 p.m.)
7:00
Victory Garden
Dhamma Brothers
Smart Travels
Ask This Old House
Live from the Artists Den
Live Green Tennessee
Ciao Italia
Vol State Presents
Business Profiles
Nature
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
P.O.V. (cont. from 6
p.m.)
Garden Smart
Woodwright’s Shop
PBS Newshour
Globe Trekker
Blair Nightcap Series
WCTE - HD
WCTE - HD
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Need to Know
Ciao Italia
to the Edge
Ferrets: The Pursuit of Excellence
Keeping Up
Appearances
World
Victory Garden
Frontline
WCTE - HD
Create
Globe Trekker
P.O.V. (cont. from 6:30 p.m.)
World
mon
7/11
Barbecue
University
Nature
World
sun
7/10
This Old House
Liberty of Death
WCTE - HD
sat
7/9
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
PBS Newshour
Capitol Fourth
Barbecue
University
World
fri
7/8
9:30
World
World
thu
7/7
Music Voyager
Rock Prophecies
WCTE - HD
wed
7/6
I’ll Keep on Singing
Barbecue
University
WCTE - HD
mon
7/4
9:00
40th Annual Smithville Fiddler’s Jamboree
World
Create
8:30
Fats Domino: Walkin’ Back to New Orleans
WCTE - HD
sat
7/2
*Schedule subject to change
This Old House
PBS Newshour
8:30
9:00
9:30
(CC) - Closed Captioning; (S) - Stereo; (N) - New; (EI) - Educational/Instructional; (DVS) - Descriptive Video Service
10:00
10:30
11:00
Hometime
Around the House
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
11:30
Charlie Rose
Matha’s Sewing
Room
One Stroke Painting
Zooming in
for a Close-Up
Sgt. Fitch: The Legacy of Sarg Records
Barbecue University
Barbecue University
Barbecue University
Rock Prophecies
God In America (cont.)
Keeping Up
Appearances
Woodsongs
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
Global Voices (cont.)
Everybody’s
Welcome at John’s
Keeping Up
Appearances
Gary Spetz’s
Painting Wild Places!
Lap Quilting
P.O.V.
As Time Goes By
Barbeque University Barbecue University
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
P.O.V. (cont.)
As Time Goes By
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
Barbecue University
Growing Bolder
Charlie Rose
Barbecue University
Barbecue University
Forgotten War
Charlie Rose
Fon’s & Porter’s Love
of Quilting
Best of Joy of
Painting
Journal
For Love of Liberty
Curiosity Quest
Goes Gree
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
Lap Quilting
Gary Spetz’s
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
Death of the Old
West
P.O.V.
Sun Studio Sessions
As Time Goes By
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
Growing Bolder
Charlie Rose
of Quilting
Best of Joy of
Painting
Journal
NOVA scienceNOW
McLaughlin Group
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
Hometime
B Organic with
Michele Beschen
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
Austin City Limits
Smart Travels
Smart Travels
Katie Brown
Workshop
One Stroke Painting
Keeping Up
Appearances
Passport to
Adventure
Keeping Up
Appearances
Smart Travels
Dhamma Brothers
Lap Quilting
Keeping Up
Appearances
Gary Spetz’s
P.O.V.
P.O.V.
Abraham & Mary Lincoln: A House Divided
Hometime
B Organic with
Michele Beschen
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
10:00
10:30
Tuesday, July 5
Buddha
Keeping Up
Appearances
Woodsongs
For Your Home
Matha’s Sewing
Room
POV:
“Sweetgrass”
American West just as one of its traditional ways of life
dies out. Shot amidst the grandeur of Montana’s AbsarokaBeartooth Wilderness, the film follows the last modern-day
cowboys to lead their flocks of sheep up into the breathtaking,
and often dangerous, mountains for summer pasture.
Magnificently photographed and unsparingly candid,
“Sweetgrass” discovers a world of harsh beauty and arduous
labor, where humans still work in rugged intimacy with
Charlie Rose
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“Sweetgrass” presents a riveting and poetic portrait of the
nature. An Official Selection of the 2010 New York Film
One Stroke Painting
Festival.
Circus
11:00
11:30
Primetime / July 12 - July 22
7:00
channel
WCTE - HD
tue
7/12
wed
7/13
Create
sun
7/17
mon
7/18
tue
7/19
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
Barbecue
University
Victory Garden
Business Profiles
Tennessee
Crossroads
Create
Cooking Odyssey
Made in Spain
World
Botany of Desire (cont. from 6:00 p.m.)
Washington Week
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Primal Grill
Keeping Up
Appearances
As Time Goes By
Create
Lap Quilting
Knit & Crochet Now!
WCTE - HD
Nature
Wild Photo
Adventures
Victory Garden
Woodwright’s Shop
PBS Newshour
Business Profiles
Ask This Old House
Music Voyager
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
New Recruits
WCTE - HD
Garden Smart
NOVA
Survival: Lives in the Balance
World
Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures
PBS Newshour
Globe Trekker
Need to Know
Ciao Italia
to the Edge
Woodwright’s Shop
PBS Newshour
Frontline
WCTE - HD
Create
This Old House
PBS Newshour
Antiques Roadshow
Fon’s & Porter’s
Matha’s Sewing
Love of Quilting
Room
Beautiful Tennessee: Our Scenic
Waterways
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Lap Quilting
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Fon’s & Porter’s
Love of Quilting
God In America
PBS Previews:
Prohibition
Create
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
World
Global Voices
WCTE - HD
One on One with
Becky Magura
Vol State Presents
Create
Ciao Italia
Primal Grill
Barbecue
University
to the Edge
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
P.O.V.
Ask This Old House
Global Voices
Antiques Roadshow
Music Voyager
Antiques Roadshow
Gardensmart
This Old House
World
Nature
PBS Newshour
WCTE - HD
History Detectives
Frontline
P.O.V.
Create
Create
Cooking Odyssey
Made in Spain
Secrets of the Dead
NOVA
Secrets of the Dead
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
Barbecue
University
Create
Made in Spain
World
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Wild Photo
Adventures
Need to Know
Primal Grill
Victory Garden
7:30
Business Profiles
Music Voyager
8:30
Woodwright’s Shop
PBS Newshour
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Ultimate Resource
8:00
Ask This Old House
Secrets of Shangri-La
Washington Week
7:00
Garden Smart
PBS Newshour
Globe Trekker
NOVA
Ciao Italia
to the Edge
Frontline
Great American
Seafood Cook-Off
12 | WCTE Close-Up
P.O.V.
Tennessee
Crossroads
World
Woodwright’s Shop
PBS Newshour
Business Profiles
Create
Victory Garden
Divided
WCTE - HD
WCTE - HD
Globe Trekker
American Family (cont. from 6 p.m.)
World
fri
7/22
Globe Trekker
Nova
WCTE - HD
thu
7/21
Made in Spain
Nature
Create
9:30
P.O.V.
WCTE - HD
World
wed
7/20
Cooking Odyssey
9:00
Frontline
For Love of Liberty (cont. from 6:00 p.m.)
World
sat
7/16
History Detectives
8:30
World
WCTE - HD
fri
7/15
8:00
Divided
World
thu
7/14
7:30
This Old House
PBS Newshour
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
P.O.V. (cont.)
As Time Goes By
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
Growing Bolder
11:00
11:30
Charlie Rose
of Quilting
Best of Joy of
Painting
Journal
For Love of Liberty
Curiosity Quest
Goes Green
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
Lap Quilting
Gary Spetz’s
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
Snap Judgement
P.O.V.
Sun Studio Sessions
As Time Goes By
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
Growing Bolder
Journal
McLaughlin Group
As Time Goes By
Hometime
B Organic with
Michele Beschen
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
Knit & Crochet Now!
Matha’s Sewing
Room
Zooming in
for a Close-Up
Charlie Rose
of Quilting
Best of Joy of
Painting
Botany of Desire
Charlie Rose
Matha’s Sewing
Room
One Stroke Painting
Keeping Up
Appearances
Keeping Up
Appearances
Sewing with Nancy
Sewing with Nancy
New Recruits
Caterina Murino and Rufus Sewell
Keeping Up
Appearances
Woodsongs
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
Keeping Up
Appearances
Gary Spetz’s
Lap Quilting
Global Voices
P.O.V.
Charlie Rose
Hometime
B Organic with
Michele Beschen
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
Circus
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
Curiosity Quest
Goes Green
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
Growing Bolder
Martha’s Sewing
Room
One Stroke Painting
of Quilting
Zen
Sundays July 17 – 31
Best of Joy of
Painting
Journal
American Family
Curiosity Quest
Goes Green
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
The Doha Debates
Sun Studio Sessions
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
Growing Bolder
Lap Quilting
of Quilting
Gary Spetz’s
Best of Joy of
Painting
Journal
Lost Cave Temples
McLaughlin Group
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
Hometime
B Organic with
Michele Beschen
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
10:00
10:30
11:00
Matha’s Sewing
Room
What does an honest cop do when his bosses are on the side of
the lawbreakers? Outwitting prosecutors, politicians, mobsters,
and run-of-the-mill kidnappers and killers, Detective Aurelio
Zen brings justice to modern-day Italy, whether the authorities
want it or not... on ZEN, a trio of spellbinding cases based on
the best selling novels by Michael Dibdin.
One Stroke Painting
11:30
Primetime / July 23 - Aug. 2
7:00
7:30
WCTE - HD
Keeping Up
Appearances
As Time Goes By
Create
Vine Talk
Vine Talk
channel
sat
7/23
sun
7/24
World
Tennessee Civil War 150: Seciession
WCTE - HD
Nature
Create
World
mon
7/25
tue
7/26
wed
7/27
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
Barbecue
University
One on One with
Becky Magura
Vol State Presents
Create
Ciao Italia
Primal Grill
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Vine Talk
Vine Talk
Next Door Neighbors
Ground War
PBS Previews:
Prohibition
to the Edge
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Ask This Old House
Independent Lens
Global Voices
Anitques Roadshow
Antiques Roadshow
Music Voyager
Gardensmart
This Old House
PBS Newshour
WCTE - HD
History Detectives
Frontline
P.O.V.
Create
Great American
Seafood Cook-Off II
Made in Spain
Globe Trekker
Victory Garden
Woodwright’s Shop
World
Long Shadows (cont. from 6 p.m.)
Divided
PBS Newshour
WCTE - HD
NOVA
NOVA
American Experience: Dinosaur Wars
Create
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
Barbecue
University
Business Profiles
Tennessee
Crossroads
Create
Great American
Seafood Cook-Off III
Made in Spain
Washington Week
Create
Ciao Italia
Create
World
Create
World
Burt Wolf: Taste of
Freedom
Its Memory Alone
Remains
Music Voyager
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Speaking in Tongues
Antiques Roadshow
Burt Wolf: Travels &
Traditions
Barbecue
University
Traditions
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Passport to
Adventure
to the Edge
Loopdriver: The
Journey of a Dance
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Rare Bird
Music Voyager
Antiques Roadshow
Gardensmart
Nature
P.O.V.
Made in Spain
Into the Deep (cont. from 6 p.m.)
7:30
This Old House
PBS Newshour
Live from Lincoln Center
Great American
Seafood Cook-Off
Ask This Old House
Global Voices
Anitques Roadshow
Primal Grill
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Traditions
Ground War
P.O.V.
Ciao Italia
This Old House
PBS Newshour
Southern Belle
Woodwright’s Shop
PBS Newshour
Creative License
7:00
14 | WCTE Close-Up
As Time Goes By
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
Speaking in
Tongues
WCTE - HD
Victory Garden
Business Profiles
Nature
World
Wild Photo
Adventures
Ask This Old House
PBS Newshour
Globe Trekker
Need to Know
Primal Grill
Keeping Up
Appearances
Barbecue
University
Mysterious Lost
State of Franklin
Garden Smart
NOVA
Pidgin: The Voice of Hawaii
WCTE - HD
Create
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
NOVA
WCTE - HD
to the Edge
Frontline
WCTE - HD
Create
WCTE - HD
tue
8/2
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Nature
World
mon
8/1
Vine Talk
9:30
WCTE - HD
sun
7/31
Vine Talk
9:00
World
World
sat
7/30
Antiques Roadshow
Global Voices (cont. from 6:30 p.m.)
World
fri
7/29
8:30
WCTE - HD
World
thu
7/28
8:00
Globe Trekker
Victory Garden
Secrets of the Dead
8:00
8:30
Woodwright’s Shop
PBS Newshour
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
Austin City Limits
Vine Talk
Vine Talk
Ground War
11:30
Keeping Up
Appearances
Vine Talk
Vine Talk
Keeping Up
Appearances
Katie Brown
Workshop
World Exclusive
Short
Keeping Up
Appearances
Gary Spetz’s
Lap Quilting
Global Voices
Hometime
B Organic with
Michele Beschen
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
P.O.V. (cont.)
As Time Goes By
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
Charlie Rose
Martha’s Sewing
Room
One Stroke Painting
Circus
Charlie Rose
Growing Bolder
of Quilting
Best of Joy of
Painting
Journal
Young Lincoln
Long Shadows
Curiosity Quest
Goes Green
As Time Goes By
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
Lap Quilting
Gary Spetz’s
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
World Exclusive
Short
P.O.V.
Pickin’ & Trimmin’
As Time Goes By
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
Zooming in
for a Close-Up
The Doha Debates
Woodsongs
For Your Home
11:00
Keeping Up
Appearances
Growing Bolder
Charlie Rose
Best of Joy of
Painting
Journal
Dinosaur Wars
McLaughlin Group
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
Hometime
B Organic with
Michele Beschen
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
Matha’s Sewing
Room
Globe Trekker
Ground War
This is one of today’s most intriguing, little-known
covered exclusively by NOVA, will set out for Alaska’s
North Slope to defrost a jackpot of new fossil clues. With
the help of stunning CGI, NOVA will breathe life into the
polar dinosaurs’ lives and environment in vivid detail. The
Linguists
Keeping Up
Appearances
thrive in the gloom of the dark and frigid polar regions?
enigmas in paleontology. Now, a unique field expedition,
One Stroke Painting
Austin City Limits
Wednesday, July 27
How is it that dinosaurs managed to survive and even
Charlie Rose
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Nova:
Arctic Dinosaurs
Keeping Up
Appearances
Passport to
Adventure
Speaking in Toungues
team of researchers will combine extreme engineering and
perilous fossil hunting, including digging a tunnel into the
permafrost in order to collect the dinosaur bones. With
Alaska’s spectacular wilderness as a backdrop, this program
will reveal a prehistoric lost world for the first time on
Keeping Up
Appearances
Woodsongs
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
Keeping Up
Appearances
Gary Spetz’s
Lap Quilting
Global Voices
P.O.V.
Charlie Rose
Hometime
B Organic with
Michele Beschen
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
Journey of the Broad=Winged Hawk
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
Curiosity Quest
Goes Green
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
10:00
Growing Bolder
Martha’s Sewing
Room
of Quilting
Journal
10:30
television.
One Stroke Painting
Best of Joy of
Painting
Into the Deep
11:00
11:30
Primetime / Aug. 3 - Aug. 13
7:00
channel
7:30
Create
World
thu
8/4
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
fri
8/5
Business Profiles
Tennessee
Crossroads
Create
Great American
Seafood Cook-Off II
Made in Spain
Create
WCTE - HD
Create
Ciao Italia
Primal Grill
sun
8/7
Create
mon
8/8
Create
wed
8/10
Primal Grill
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
Barbecue
University
P.O.V. (cont. from 6 p.m.)
Ciao Italia
Create
Globe Trekker
Victory Garden
Fly Boys
Travelscope
2011 Putnam County Fair Coverage (Live)
to the Edge
Independent Lens
7:30
Ask This Old House
PBS Newshour
Daniel O’Donnell: Live from Nashville
Globe Trekker
Victory Garden
Woodwright’s Shop
PBS Newshour
Greatest Duets: It Takes Two
Music Voyager
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
This Old House
PBS Newshour
Best of Joy of
Painting
Anywhere, Alaska
Tennessee Channel Saturdays (TBA)
7:00
Garden Smart
Appalachians
Passport to
Adventure
Woodwright’s Shop
PBS Newshour
Opry Memories
World
16 | WCTE Close-Up
Primal Grill
This Old House
Barbra Streisand: One Night Only
Appalachians
WCTE - HD
Gardensmart
PBS Newshour
Ed Sullivan’s Comedy Legends
World
sat
8/13
Music Voyager
400 Years of the Telescope
WCTE - HD
Create
Made in Spain
NOVA
Ask This Old House
Peter, Paul & Mary: Carry it On
Coastal Cooking
with John Shields
Passport to
Adventure
Global Voices
Made in Spain
Roy Orbinson: In Dreams
World
fri
8/12
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Nature
WCTE - HD
Create
Traditions
Jackie Evancho
to the Edge
WCTE - HD
thu
8/11
Buffalo Flows
Marines of Montford Point
World
WWII Behind Closed Doors
David Garrett: Rock Symphonies II
World
Create
Rudy Maxa’s World
Country Pop Legends
Barbecue
University
Great American
Seafood Cook-Off III
This Old House
PBS Newshour
Worse than War
WCTE - HD
Create
Music Voyager
Jonell Mosser: Live
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Ciao Italia
Woodwright’s Shop
PBS Newshour
World
tue
8/9
Victory Garden
Business Profiles
Ask This Old House
Rare Bird
World
WCTE - HD
Wild Photo
Adventures
Globe Trekker
Country Pop Legends
Les Miserables
(cont. from 3:30)
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
Garden Smart
PBS Newshour
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Human Spark
Traditions
to the Edge
P.O.V.
Need to Know
9:30
Killer Stress
NOVA scienceNOW
Washington Week
World
WCTE - HD
NOVA
World
sat
8/6
Barbecue
University
Living in the Big Empty (cont. from 6 p.m.)
World
9:00
NOVA
WCTE - HD
WCTE - HD
8:30
Nature
WCTE - HD
wed
8/3
8:00
8:00
Traditions
Passport to
Adventure
8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
Curiosity Quest
Goes Green
As Time Goes By
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
Living in the Big Empty
Sun Studio Sessions
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
Growing Bolder
11:00
Charlie Rose
As Time Goes By
Hometime
B Organic with
Michele Beschen
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
Smart Travels
Passport to
Adventure
Gary Spetz’s
Lap Quilting
of Quilting
Journal
McLaughlin Group
11:30
Zooming in
for a Close-Up
David Garrett
Best of Joy of
Painting
Naturally Obsessed
Charlie Rose
Matha’s Sewing
Room
One Stroke Painting
Human Spark
Rock, Pop and Doo Wop
Music Voyager
Travelscope
WWII Behind Closed Doors (cont.)
Living in the Big Empty
Jackie Evancho (cont.)
Ed Sullivan’s Comedy Legends
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
Crown of the
Continent
Gary Spetz’s
Lap Quilting
Global Voices
Join WCTE August 6 -13 for our summer Pledge Drive
Malt Shop Memories: The Concert
Hometime
B Organic with
Michele Beschen
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
Martha’s Sewing
Room
One Stroke Painting
River of Renewal
and catch some of the special programming. Some of the
specials include such favorites as: Daniel O’Donnell: Live
from Nashville; David Garrett: Rock Symphonies II; Ed
Michael Londra: Beyond Celtic
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
August Pledge Shows
Growing Bolder
of Quilting
Journal
Michael Feinstein:
The Sinatra Legacy
Best of Joy of
Painting
Nickles from Heaven
Sullivan’s Comedy Legends; Legends of Folk: The Village
Scene and Country Pop Legends (My Music).
Check your listings for details.
Les Miserables 25th Anniversary Concert
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
Daniel O’Donnell
(cont.)
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
Greatest Duets
(cont.)
Gary Spetz’s
Lap Quilting
P.O.V.
Justin Hines: Days to Recall
Growing Bolder
of Quilting
Journal
Phoenix Mars Mission
David Garrett: Rock Symphonies II
Hometime
B Organic with
Michele Beschen
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
Matha’s Sewing
Room
Scheewe Art
Workshop
10:00
10:30
Jackie Evancho:
Come Dream with Me
One Stroke Painting
Appalachians
Legends of Folk: The Village Scene
Traditions
Best of Joy of
Painting
Traditions
Barbra Streisand:
One Night Only
New Scandinavian
Cooking
Marines of Montford Point
11:00
11:30
Primetime / Aug.14 - Aug. 24
channel
7:00
7:30
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
Barbecue
University
WCTE - HD
sun
8/14
Create
mon
8/15
tue
8/16
wed
8/17
Create
Ciao Italia
wed
8/24
Music Voyager
Antiques Roadshow
Gardensmart
This Old House
PBS Newshour
WCTE - HD
History Detectives
Frontline
P.O.V.
Create
Coastal Cooking
with John Shields
Made in Spain
Globe Trekker
Victory Garden
Woodwright’s Shop
World
History Detectives
History Detectives
PBS Newshour
WCTE - HD
Nature
NOVA
Masters of the Arctic Ice
Create
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
Barbecue
University
Business Profiles
Tennessee
Crossroads
Create
Coastal Cooking
with John Shields
Made in Spain
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Washington Week
Create
Ciao Italia
Garden Smart
Wild Photo
Adventures
Victory Garden
Masters of the Arctic Ice
Need to Know
Primal Grill
Business Profiles
Music Voyager
Keeping Up
Appearances
As Time Goes By
Create
Rudy Maxa’s World
Passport to
Adventure
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
This Old House
PBS Newshour
Antiques Roadshow
Seasoned Traveler
ot the Edge
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Food Trip with Todd
English
Jammin’ at Hippie
Jack’s
Travelscope
Nature
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
Woodwright’s Shop
PBS Newshour
Churchill (cont. from 6 p.m.)
WCTE - HD
Ask This Old House
PBS Newshour
Globe Trekker
NOVA
WCTE - HD
to the Edge
Frontline
WCTE - HD
Create
Tuba U: Brasso
Profundo
Barbecue
University
World
tue
8/23
Global Voices
Nature
WCTE - HD
mon
8/22
Ask This Old House
Earth Days (cont. from 6 p.m.)
World
sun
8/21
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
Antiques Roadshow
Primal Grill
9:30
Opry Memories
World
sat
8/20
to the Edge
Independent Lens
World
fri
8/19
9:00
World
World
thu
8/18
8:30
Country Pop Legends
World
WCTE - HD
8:00
to the Edge
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden Home
P.O.V.
WCTE - HD
One on One with
Becky Magura
Vol State Presents
Create
Ciao Italia
Primal Grill
Ask This Old House
Global Voices
Antiques Roadshow
Music Voyager
Antiques Roadshow
Gardensmart
This Old House
World
Skin Stories
Nature
PBS Newshour
WCTE - HD
History Detectives
Frontline
P.O.V.
Create
Coastal Cooking
with John Shields
Made in Spain
Globe Trekker
Victory Garden
Woodwright’s Shop
World
History Detectives
History Detectives
PBS Newshour
WCTE - HD
Eden at the End of the World
NOVA
Earth: The Operators’ Manual
Create
P. Allen Smith’s
Garden to Table
World
P.O.V.
7:00
18 | WCTE Close-Up
Barbecue
University
to the Edge
Garden Smart
Frontline
7:30
8:00
Ask This Old House
PBS Newshour
8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
Opry Memories
(cont.)
For Your Home
11:00
11:30
Malt Shop Memories: The Concert
Katie Brown
Workshop
Gary Spetz’s
Lap Quilting
Independent Lens
Global Voices
Flea Market Documentary
Charlie Rose
Hometime
B Organic with
Michele Beschen
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
P.O.V. (cont.)
As Time Goes By
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
Growing Bolder
Martha’s Sewing
Room
One Stroke Painting
Earth Days
Charlie Rose
of Quilting
Best of Joy of
Painting
Journal
History Detectives
Curiosity Quest
Goes Green
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
For Your Home
Katie Brown
Workshop
Lap Quilting
Gary Spetz’s
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
All the Way Home
P.O.V.
Sun Studio Sessions
As Time Goes By
American
Woodshop
Nightly Business
Report
Growing Bolder
As Time Goes By
Hometime
B Organic with
Michele Beschen
Nightly Business
Report
Journal
Travelscope
Music Voyager
Charlie Rose
Monday, August 15
Charlie Rose
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ANTIQUES ROADSHOW’s stop in Grand Rapids
includes a detour to the Holland Museum in Holland,
Michigan — and a nod to Western Michigan’s Dutch
roots — for a look at Delft tiles through the centuries.
Highlights include a rare Stickley music cabinet designed
by Harvey Ellis; a painting by French artist Edouard Cortes
that’s authenticated in a very enlightening way; and a pair of
prop spears used in the 1939 classic film The Wizard of Oz,
estimated to be worth $30,000.
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This x-ray shows this doll’s head is hollow. Family
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