June 2009 Experience

PBS’ fast-paced science magazine seriesNOVA scienceNOW returns to PBS insummer 2009 with a new, 10-weekseason full of fresh new perspectives,fascinating scientists, cutting-edgeinnovations and provocative storiesfrom the frontlines of science, tech-nology and medicine. Hosted byrenowned author and astrophysicistNeil deGrasse Tyson, the seriesopens its new season with an exploration of the science that wentinto solving the case of the deadly anthrax attacks after 9/11 and

the ingenious technique researchers developed to pinpoint the source.

Tuesday, June 30, 9 PM

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America's top gumshoes are back to prove onceagain that an object found in an attic or backyardmight be anything but ordinary. Wesley Cowan, independent appraiser and auctioneer (pictured);Gwendolyn Wright, historian and professor of archi-tecture, Columbia University; Elyse Luray, independ-ent appraiser and Studies at the University ofPennsylvania; leave no stone unturned as they travelaround the country to explore the stories behindlocal folklore, prominent figures and family legends.

Monday, June 22, 9 PM

The bets were huge and risky: billions of dollars on thehousing market. The upside was undeniable: Super-banks reaped billions of dollars, dominated the land-scape and gobbled up competitors. Then, the bottomdropped out — the massive losses on Wall Street nearlybroke the banks. In the worst crisis in decades, brand-name banks are on the brink of failure. Now, as the fed-eral government contemplates what could become amassive nationalization of the industry, Frontline goesbehind closed doors to tell the inside story of how thingswent so wrong so fast and to document efforts to sta-bilize the industry.

Pictured: Bank of America Chief Executive Officer Ken-neth Lewis speaks on the changing financial servicesindustry, September 19, 2008, during an address at theNational Black MBA Association 30th annual confer-ence in Washington.

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GPB received an over-whelming response to

the recent screening ofrenowned filmmaker Ken Burns’

new documentary series The NationalParks: America’s Best Idea. Over 1,000 peopleattended the event, which was held at Atlanta’sEbenezer Baptist Church on the Martin Luther

King, Jr. National Historic Site.

The 12-hour, six-part documentary series, whichpremieres on GPB September 27 – October 2,traces the birth of the national parks idea and wasfilmed over the course of more than six years insome of nature’s most spectacular locales — fromAcadia to Yosemite, Yellowstone to the GrandCanyon, the Everglades of Florida to the Gates ofthe Arctic in Alaska.

GPB hosted the screening in cooperation with TheMartin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site,Ebenezer Baptist Church, Earthwise, REI, The Na-tional Parks Conservation Association and TheAfrican American Experience Fund of the NationalPark Foundation.

The screening is part of a national PBS station out-reach campaign that hopes to create a larger dis-cussion about a variety of topics: the uniqueAmerican idea (and ideal) of setting aside thesevast pieces of land, the importance of preservingour natural environment and cultural history, thefragile relationship between development andpreservation and the on-going need to creategreater accessibility to these treasures so all res-idents of America have access to them.

Attendees were treated to an exclusive preview ofthe film, followed by a discussion and audience Q& A with Burns and park ranger Shelton Johnson,who participated in the film. Dr. Robert Pratt, chairof the University of Georgia’s history departmentalso took part in the discussion, in which Burnsand Johnson highlighted the series’ story of peoplefrom every conceivable cultural background whowere willing to devote themselves to saving someprecious portion of the land they loved.

“Our national parks are a defining part of who weare as a people,” Burns has said in describing thefilm.” We’re hopeful new generations of Americanswill discover our parks, embrace them and passthem on to their children as part of their heritage.”

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GPB SCREENING FOR KEN BURNS’ NEW FILMTHE NATIONAL PARKS: AMERICA’S BEST IDEA ATTRACTS OVER 1,000 ATTENDEES

Will you please consider an additional gift of $200, $100, $50, $25… whatever you can…to make programs such as NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, Sesame Street, Morning Edition, Georgia Gazette remain a part of your life?

With only a few short weeks to go, we must turn to our supportive members – you – for additional help. You have given already, and we are extremely appreciative of your generosity.

You can make a secure contribution before June 30th at www.gpb.org, you can call in your gift to Member & Audience Services at 1-800-222-4788 or mail your contribution to P.O. Box 409277, Atlanta, GA 30384-9277.

Please don’t let time run out.

Right now is a very critical time at GPB. Right now is a very critical time at GPB.

We’re beginning our Race to June 30th.

We believe we can meet our goal by June 30th because dedicated members like you truly are the life line of GPB.

MemberCardBENEFIT OF THE MONTH

OATLAND ISLANDWILDLIFE CENTER

O F S A V A N A N N A H

Discover Savannah’s wild side at the Oatland Island Wildlife Center! Come face to face with our amazing animals, walk through our pristine habitats, and participate in our award-winning education programs. Use your GPB Member-Card for 2 for 1 admission to the Oatland Island Wildlife Center of Savannah throughout June for up to 3 free visits. You must present your MemberCard to take advantage of this offer. Subject to availability. For more information please call 912. 898.3980.

Discover Savannah’s wild side at the Oatland Island Wildlife Center! Come face to face with our amazing animals, walk through our pristine habitats, and participate in our award-winning education programs. Use your GPB Member-Card for 2 for 1 admission to the Oatland Island Wildlife Center of Savannah throughout June for up to 3 free visits. You must present your MemberCard to take advantage of this offer. Subject to availability. For more information please call 912. 898.3980.

International superstar Josh Groban will appear live in theGPB Studios in conjunction with the airing of his new PBSspecial Josh Groban, An Evening in New York City.

The special premieres Friday, June 5 at 8 PM and featuresGroban performing favorites from his best-selling albums, in-cluding “You Are Loved (Don’t Give Up),” “Awake,” “Lullaby,”and “February Song.” Taped at Rose Hall at “Jazz at LincolnCenter” in New York City, this stunning performance featuresspecial guest appearances by acclaimed jazz pianist HerbieHancock and trumpeter Chris Botti.

GPB kicks off its special musical programming for the monthwith Freedom Songs: The Music of the Civil RightsMovement, which premieres Sunday, May 31 at 7 PM. FromBillie Holiday to Mahalia Jackson and Aretha Franklin, from

Curtis Mayfield and Sly Stone to Gil Scott-Heron, FreedomSongs documents how a few daring musical innovators stoodat the vortex of two revolutions — one cultural, the other mu-sical — and forever changed America and the world. Interviewsinclude former U.N. ambassador Andrew Young; actress RubyDee; influential musicians Pete Seeger, Gladys Knight, JimmyCarter and the Blind Boys of Alabama, Ruth Brown, Jerry But-ler and Isaac Hayes; and Student Nonviolent CoordinatingCommittee (SNCC) co-founder Dr. Bernard Lafayette. The pro-gram includes exclusive interviews with music icon Chuck Dand actor Louis Gossett Jr.

To mark the 50th anniversary of Motown Records, Great Per-formances “Stevie Wonder: Live At Last” capturesGrammy Award-winning artist Stevie Wonder in his first

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concert performance recorded for television. The special fea-tures the Motown master performing such chart-topping hitsas “Isn’t She Lovely,” “My Cherie Amour” and “Signed, Sealed,Delivered (I’m Yours).” The special premieres Sunday, May 31at 8 PM.

Longtime friends and former Blind Faith band mates EricClapton and Steve Winwood team up for a once-in-a-lifetimereunion concert in “Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood: LiveFrom Madison Square Garden,” premiering Tuesday,June 2 at 8 PM. The Great Performances special telecast cap-tures Clapton and Winwood at New York’s Madison SquareGarden performing songs from their short-lived Blind Faithcollaboration, including “Presence of the Lord,” “Can’t Find My

Way Home,” “Well All Right,” along with hits from their re-spective solo careers.

War: Live At The Grove features legendary multi-platinumband War in a lively 2007 performance from Anaheim, Calif.— incredibly, the band's first concert television special. Fusingrock, funk, jazz, Latin, R&B and even reggae, War transcendsracial and cultural barriers with a multi-ethnic line-up and acatalogue of hit songs that is simply astonishing. The specialpremieres Tuesday, June 2 at 10 PM. Viewers who tune in toGPB will also have a chance to get tickets to the group’s upcom-ing Atlanta concert performance.

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Parents T i p s Fo r S u m m e r R e a d i n g

PBS

1Be a reader and writer yourself. When you spend time readingbooks on the beach or even directions for how to put together

the grill this summer, you demonstrate for your child that readingis both fun and useful.

2 Set aside a consistent time each day for reading. Depending on your family's schedule, reading time might be in the morn-

ing, afternoon, or before bed. Whatever time you choose, stick to it, but also remember that flexibility around trips and specialfamily events is OK.

3 Read aloud to your reader. As school-aged children become better readers, parents often stop reading aloud to them. How-

ever, by reading more difficult books aloud to your reader, youhelp him learn new vocabulary words, concepts, and ways oftelling stories or presenting information. You also enjoy the close-ness of sharing a book with your child.

4 Connect read-aloud choices to summer activities. Read your child books about camping, such as “Webster and Arnold Go

Camping”, before or after a camping trip. When you read and discuss books about things your child has experienced, you helpher learn important vocabulary and extend her understanding of experiences.

5 Allow your child to choose books for summer reading. While it is important for your child to complete reading required

by his school, it is equally important for him to read about topicsthat interest him, whether it is insects, dragons, or a favorite fiction series.

6 Help your child select books at a comfortable level. Listen to your child read. If he reads smoothly, uses expression, and

can accurately tell you what he read, the book is probably at a comfortable level. If you are having troubling judging, consult yourlocal children's librarian, who is likely to be an expert at matchingbooks to readers. In addition, teach your child to use the "Rule ofThumb" in selecting books: If he makes 5 or more errors in readinga page of about 50 words, the book is too challenging.

7 Encourage your child not to limit summer reading to books. Encourage your child to read the sports page to check up on

her favorite baseball team or to read children's magazines such asRanger Rick, National Geographic World, and New Moon.

8 Read a book and watch the video together. When you finish reading and viewing, discuss the similarities and differences

and talk about which version you prefer. Many books, including“Stone Fox”, “Sarah, Plain and Tall”, and “Charlie and the Choco-late Factory”, are available in movie versions.

9 Take books along on outings. Pack books in your beach bag or picnic basket, and bring a stack on long car rides. You and your

child can enjoy books together anywhere you go this summer.

10 Encourage your child to write this summer, too. From writing postcards to friends and relatives to keeping a jour-

nal while on a trip, summer presents unique ways for your childto write about his own experiences. Have your child pack a disposable camera on vacations or day trips and help him create abook about his experiences.

Kids&Education


What comes to mind when you think about summer with yourchildren? Swimming? Summer camp? Barbecues? Music in thepark? This year, why not make sharing books part of your family'ssummer fun?

Teachers and literacy experts agree that children of all ages needto be read to or to read by themselves and to talk about books overthe summer. When you read or talk to your young child about

books, she develops important language skills, understandingsabout books and print, and knowledge about how stories are con-structed that will help her to become a strong reader and writer.Your school-aged child's summer reading and book discussionswill help him maintain his reading skills, improve his reading flu-ency, and learn new vocabulary and concepts. Most importantly,when parents and children enjoy summer reading together, chil-dren develop a love of books and reading that lasts a lifetime.

For more information on reading tips and more, visit www.pbs.org/parents.

PROGRAM LISTINGS

ArthurReading RainbowCyberchaseFetch! With Ruff RuffmanWordgirlArthurWord WorldBetween the LionsMartha SpeaksIt’s a Big Big WorldRaggsDragon TalesSesame Street

Mister RogersMiffyA Place of Our OwnNinos en Su CasaKeeping Kids HealthyReal Moms, Real SavvyFranny’s FeetCaillouBob The BuliderThomas and Friends

Curious GeorgeSid The Science KidSuper Why!Clifford The Big Red DogCyberchaseFetch! With Ruff RuffmanWordgirlArthur

A Place of Our OwnNinos en su CasaKeeping Kids HealthReal Moms, Real Saavy

A Place of Our OwnNinos en su CasaKeeping Kids HealthyReal Moms, Real SaavyCurious GeorgeSid The Science KidSuper Why!Clifford the Big Red Dog

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Donna’s Day From the Top Specials Right From Birth

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Franny’s FeetBarney and FriendsCurious GeorgeSid the ScienceKidSuper WhyClifford the Big Red DogMartha SpeaksAuthurWordGirlFetchWishbonePostcards from BusterElectric CompanyAnimaliaBerenstain BearsZamoomafooSawgaFranny’s FeetA Place of Our OwnNinos en su CasaKeeping Kids HealthyReal Moms, Real Savvy

Curious GeorgeSid The Science KidSuper Why!Clifford The Big Red DogElectric CompanyFetch!WordGirlArthur

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MONDAY - FRIDAY6 AM Word World (cc) (HD)6:30 Dragon Tales (cc)7:00 Curious George (cc)7:30 Martha Speaks (cc)8:00 Super Why! (cc)8:30 Clifford The Big Red

Dog (cc)9:00 Sesame Street (cc) (HD)10:00 Curious George (cc)10:30 Super Why! (cc)11:00 Barney and Friends (cc)11:30 Caillou (cc)Noon Franny's Feet (Miffy and

Friends on Wednesdays)12:30 Word World (cc) (HD)1:00 Between The Lions (cc)1:30 Clifford’s Puppy Days (cc)2:00 Curious George (cc)2:30 Sid The Science

Kid (cc) (HD)3:00 Martha Speaks (cc) (HD)3:30 Cyberchase (cc)4:00 Fetch! (Electric Co.

on Fridays) (cc)4:30 Word Girl (cc) 5:00 Arthur (cc) 5:30 Arthur (cc)

SATURDAY7 AM Mama Mirabelle’s Home

Movies (cc)7:30 Caillou (cc)8:00 Bob The Builder (cc)8:30 Thomas & Friends (cc)9:00 Sesame Street (cc)10:00 Dragon Tales (cc)10:30 Miffy and Friends (cc)

SUNDAY7 AM Sesame Street (cc)8:00 Curious George (cc)8:30 Sid The Science Kid (cc)9:00 Super Why! (cc)9:30 The Electric

Company (cc)10:00 Word Girl (cc)10:30 Wishbone (cc)

BIZ KID$ is a fun, fast-paced series where kids teach kids aboutmoney and business. Whether a handbag designer, podcast hostor a dog groomer, the young business owners on the series inspireviewers to turn their passions into profit. BIZ KID$ also showshow to use credit wisely and illustrates the importance of saving,budgeting, investing, and giving back to the community.

Saturdays, 5:30 AM on GPB


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Movies (cc)8:00 Dr. Wayne Dyer:

Excuses Begone! (cc) 11:00 Great Performances (cc)

“Stevie Wonder: Live at Last” O V E R N I G H T

1 AM Wild (cc)“A Dog’s World”

2:00 Flying the Secret Sky: The Story of the RAF Ferry Command

3:00 Salsa I“The Race”

3:30 GED Connection“The GED Essay”

4:00 Workplace Essential Skills“Number Sense”

4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa“Los bebés prematuros”

5:00 A Place of Our Own“Literacy Through PictureBooks”

5:30 TV4112 T u e s d a y

7 PM Panda Tales (cc)8:00 Great Performances (cc)

“Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood: In Concert”

10:00 War: Live at the Grove (cc)

11:30 Alone in the Wilderness (cc)

O V E R N I G H T1 AM Independence Lens (cc)

“Knocking”2:00 Our Food, Our Future2:30 Seaside Story3:00 Salsa I

“The Goat’s Vacation”3:30 GED Connection

“Passing the GED ReadingTest”

4:00 Workplace Essential Skills“Solving Problems”

4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa“La disciplina y eltemperamento”

5:00 A Place of Our Own“Preemies”

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7 PM Good Evening Ev’rybody: In Celebration of Louis Armstrong (cc)

8:00 Magic Moments – The Best of 50s Pop (cc)

10:00 Priests in Concert at Armagh Cathedral (cc)

11:30 Change Your Brain, Change Your Life (cc)

O V E R N I G H T1 AM Motorweek (cc)1:30 Make (cc)2:00 The Summer of a

Lifetime3:00 Salsa I

“Super Armadillo”3:30 GED Connection

“Non Fiction”4:00 Workplace Essential

Skills“Fractions, Decimals and Percents”

4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa“La Importancia del Papá”

5:00 A Place of Our Own“Discipline and Temperament”

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7 PM Marty Robbins – Seems Like Yesterday (cc)

8:00 Great Performances (cc)“Stevie Wonder: Live at Last”

10:00 War: Live at the Grove (cc)

11:30 Magnificent Mind at Any Age (cc)

O V E R N I G H T1 AM American

Experience (cc)“Test Tube Babies”

2:00 The Ultimate Resource3:00 Salsa I

“The Great Ice Cream Robbery”

3:30 GED Connection“Fiction”

4:00 Workplace Essential Skills“Measurements and Formulas”

4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa“Recuento semanal”

5:00 A Place of Our Own“Week in Review”

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7 PM Boyz II Men Motown: A Journey through Hitsville, USA (cc)

8:00 Soundstage (cc)“Josh Groban, An Evening inNew York City: A SoundstageSpecial Event”

9:30 Freedom Songs: The Music of the Civil Rights Movement (cc)

11:00 Legacy of Otis Redding (cc)

12:30 Rick Steves’ Europe (cc)“Italy’s Great Hill Towns”

O V E R N I G H T1 AM Independent Lens (cc)

“Knocking”2:00 Independent Lens (cc)

“Sister In Law”4:00 Curiosity Quest

“Glass Blowing”4:30 Parenting Works

“Food, Glorious Food”5:00 Right From Birth: A

Parenting Series“The Many Worlds of Infancy”

5:30 Biz Kid$“How Credit Affects Your Life”

6 S a t u r d a y11 AM GPB Favorites

E V E N I N G6:30 PM Highland Heartbeat 8:00 GPB Britcom Marathon10:00 GPB Favorites

O V E R N I G H T1 AM NOVA (cc)

“The Great Robot Race”2:00 Frontline (cc)

“Storm Over Everest”4:00 Wild (cc)

“Lynx: The Elusive Hunter”5:00 The Best of Joy of

Painting (cc)5:30 Simple Living (cc)

7 S u n d a y11 AM GPB Favorites

O V E R N I G H T1 AM American

Experience (cc)“Test Tube Babies”

2:00 American Masters (cc)“Hollywood Chinese”

3:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge (cc)

4:00 Wild Chronicles (cc)4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa

“El movimiento”5:00 A Place of Our Own

“Taking Back Childhood”5:30 TV411

8 M o n d a y7 PM Georgia’s Business (cc)7:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to

the Edge (cc)8:00 Antiques Roadshow (cc)

“Bismarck, North Dakota” –Part 2

9:00 American Experience (cc)“Walt Whitman”

11:00 Tavis Smiley (cc)11:30 Nightly Business

Report (cc)12:00 Nature (cc)

“Can Animals Predict Disaster”

O V E R N I G H T1 AM Wild (cc)

“Lynx: The Elusive Hunter”2:00 The Summer of a

Lifetime3:00 Salsa I

“The Red Shoes”3:30 GED Connection

“Poetry”4:00 Workplace

Essential Skills“Trends and Predictions:Graphs and Data”

4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa“La diferencia entre cuidar unvaron y cuidar una niña”

5:00 A Place of Our Own“Movement”

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7 PM John Lewis: A Conversation (cc)

7:30 Georgia Outdoors (cc)“Ocmulgee River Watershed”

8:00 NOVA (cc)“First Flower”

9:00 Natural History of the Chicken (cc)

10:00 Frontline (cc)“The Tank Man”


Report (cc)12:00 Independent Lens (cc)

“The Order of Myths”O V E R N I G H T

1:30 AM American Roots Special: A Portrait of Marc and Ann Savoy

2:00 The Ultimate Resource3:00 Salsa I

“Quiz Show: Hiccups”3:30 GED Connection

“Drama”4:00 Workplace

Essential Skills“Orientation”

4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa“Las dificultades de integración sensorial”

5:00 A Place of Our Own“Caring for Boys vs. Girls”

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7 PM Gardening in Georgia (cc)

GPB’s program schedule was current when experience went to press, but schedulechanges can occur later. For schedule updates, call 404.685.4788 or 1.800.222.4788.

The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer airs at 6 PM (M-F). Program in HD

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Listings7:30 Georgia Traveler (cc)

“Wiregrass Highway”8:00 Ice Cream Show (cc)9:00 Live from Lincoln

Center (cc)“Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk RoadEnsemble”

10:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall “Music is Where the Heart Is”


Report (cc)12:00 NOVA (cc)

“First Flower”O V E R N I G H T

1 AM Motorweek (cc)1:30 Make (cc)2:00 Our Food, Our Future2:30 Seaside Story3:00 Salsa

“Jack and the Cornstalk”3:30 GED Connection

“Passing the GED Social Studies Test”

4:00 Workplace Essential Skills“Planning to Work”

4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa“Cómo recuperar la niñez”

5:00 A Place of Our Own“How Sensory Issues AffectLearning”

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7 PM This Old House Hour (cc)8:00 Antiques Roadshow (cc)

“Hartford, Connecticut” – Part 3

9:00 People Will Talk (cc)11:00 Tavis Smiley (cc)11:30 Nightly Business

Report (cc)12:00 American

Experience (cc)“Walt Whitman”

O V E R N I G H T2 AM Flying the Secret Sky:

The Story of the RAF Ferry Command

3:00 Salsa“The Monster is Angry”

3:30 GED Connection“Themes in U.S. History”

4:00 Workplace Essential Skills“Matching Skills and Jobs”



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7 PM Rick Steves’ Europe (cc)

7:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions (cc)

8:00 Globe Trekker (cc)“Globe Trekker Special: GreatNatural Wonders”

9:00 Georgia Traveler (cc)“Metro Atlanta”

9:30 Georgia Outdoors (cc)“Healthy Outdoors”

10:00 Sherlock Holmes (cc)“The Speckled Band”


Report (cc)12:00 Austin City Limits (cc)

“Alejandro Escovedo”O V E R N I G H T

1 AM Independent Lens (cc)“The Order of Myths”

2:30 American Roots Special: A Portrait of Marc and Ann Savoy (cc)

3:00 Craft in America (cc)“Memory”

4:00 Curiosity Quest“Honey”

4:30 Parenting Works“Family Ties”

5:00 Right From Birth: A Parenting Series“The Seven Essentials: Guiding Principles to Help”

5:30 Biz Kid$“The Art of Negotiation”

1 3 S a t u r d a y6 PM Georgia Outdoors (cc)

“Healthy Outdoors”6:30 Gardening in Georgia (cc)7:00 Georgia Traveler (cc)

“Metro Atlanta”7:30 Rick Steves’ Europe (cc)8:00 Keeping Up

Appearances (cc)8:30 Are You Being

Served? (cc)9:00 Waiting for God (cc)9:30 As Time Goes By (cc)10:00 A Fine Romance (cc)10:30 Fawlty Towers (cc)11:00 Last of the Summer

Wine (cc)11:30 Vicar of Dibley (cc)12:00 Globe Trekker (cc)

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8:00 Nature (cc)“Killers in Eden”

9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! (cc)“Wallander”


11:00 Sherlock Holmes (cc)“The Speckled Band”

12:00 American Experience (cc)“Walt Whitman”

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5:00 A Place of Our Own“How Words Can Affect Your Children”

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1 AM Wild (cc)“Elephant TV”

2:00 Fathers & Daughters: Journeys of the Heart

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4:00 Workplace Essential Skills“Resumes, Tests and Choices”

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4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa“La Economia y Las Finanzas”

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1 AM Wild (cc)“The Badger”

2:00 Hershey Park: Sweet Memories

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3:30 GED Connection“Passing the GED ScienceTest”

4:00 Workplace Essential Skills“Workplace Safety”

4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa“La Economia y El Presupuesto de los Alimentos”

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5:00 Right From Birth: A Parenting Series“Discovering the World: Two toThree Months”

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1 AM Make’em Laugh: The Funny Business of America (cc)“Nerds, Jerks, & Oddballs:Would Ya Hit a Guy withGlasses?”

2:00 Music Instinct: Science and Song (cc)

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“Tampa, Florida”9:00 History Detectives (cc)10:00 Mak’em Laugh: The

Funny Business of America (cc)“Breadwinners and Home-makers: Honey, I’m Home!”



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1 AM Wild (cc)“The Ice Age Horse”

2:00 Thank You, Eddie Hart3:00 Salsa

“The Pig Who Cried Bandit”3:30 GED Connection

“Physics”4:00 Workplace

Essential Skills“Working Together”

4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa“Entornos que promueven elcomportamiento positivo”

5:00 A Place of Our Own“Activity Special”

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7 PM Carl Sanders: A Conversation (cc)

7:30 Georgia Outdoors (cc)“Monuments of the Past”

8:00 NOVA (cc)“Musical Brain”

9:00 Nova ScienceNow (cc)10:00 Savage Planet (cc)

“Volcanic Killers”11:00 Tavis Smiley (cc)

11:30 Nightly Business Report (cc)

12:00 P.O.V. (cc)“Beyond Hatred”

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“Quiz Show: The Showdown”3:30 GED Connection

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Essential Skills“Communicating With Customers”

4:30 Los Ninos en Su Casa“El comportamiento impulsivo”

5:00 A Place of Our Own“Environments That Encourage Positive Behavior”

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06/06/2009Bela Bartok: Bluebeard's Castle and Giacomo Puccini: Gianni Schicchi Washington National OperaWashington National Opera Orchestra and ChorusGiovanni Reggioli, conductorCast: (Bluebeard): Samuel Ramey (Duke Bluebeard); Denyce Graves (Judith)(Schicchi): Samuel Ramey (Gianni Schicchi); Amanda Squitieri (Lauretta); Eliz-abeth Bishop (Zita); Antonio Gandia (Rinuccio); Robert Baker (Gherardo);Christina Martos (Nella); Tony Teleky (Gherardino); Stefano de Peppo (Bettodi Signa); Valeriano Lanchas (Simone); Trevor Scheunemann (Marco); LeslieMutchler (La Ciesca); Obed Urena (Spinelloccio); James Shaffran (Ser Arman-tio de Nicolao); David Morris (Pinello); Matthew Osifchin (Guccio)

Samuel Ramey stars in both halves of an engaging double bill, presentingtwo very different approaches to the mysteries of death. In Bluebeard's Castle,a slow terror unfolds as a woman (Denyce Graves) gradually realizes that thenew man in her life will soon threaten her very existence. In Gianni Schicchi,Puccini virtuosically employs an ensemble cast in the story of the wily titlecharacter, who exploits everyone else's greed towards his own ends.

06/13/2009C.W. Gluck: Iphigenie en Aulide Teatro dell'Opera, RomeRome Opera Orchestra and ChorusRicardo Muti, conductorCast: Krassimira Stoyanova (Iphigenie); Alexey Tikhomirov (Agamenon); AviKlemberg (Achille); Ekaterina Gubanova (Clytemnestre); Beatriz Diaz (Diane)

Ipigenie en Tauride was Gluck's first French opera, and when he brought it tothe tradition-bound Paris Opera the composer created quite a stir by demand-ing that the principal performers do more than just sing -- he also wanted

them to act! That was a bold move at the time, but the result was one of hismost powerful dramas.

06/20/2009Hector Berlioz: Beatrice and Benedict Théâtre des Champs-Elysées, ParisNational Orchestra of FranceSir Colin Davis, conductorCast: Joyce di Donato (Beatrice); Charles Workman (Benedict); Nicolas Cav-allier (Don Pedro); Nathalie Manfrino (Hero); Jean-Francois Lapointe (Claudio);Jean-Philippe Laffont (Somarone); Elodie Mechain (Ursula)

Berlioz's dynamic and trendsetting orchestral music is a popular staple in theconcert hall, and while his operas aren't nearly so familiar, they're equallybrilliant. This production from Paris is led by Colin Davis, one of the world'sleading Berlioz interpreters.

06/27/2009G.F. Handel: Faramondo Metropolitan Theatre of LausanneI BarocchistiDiego Fasolis, conductorMax Emanuel Cencic (Faramondo); Sophie Karthäuser (Clotilde); Marina deLiso (Rosimonda); Insung Sinn (Gustavo); Philippe Jaroussky (Adolfo); XavierSabata Corominas (Gernando); Fulvio Bettini (Teobaldo); Johann Ebert(Childerico)

The up and coming Swiss Baroque ensemble I Barocchisti brings us a sel-dom-heard drama by Handel, sung by a top-notch cast, from Lausanne'sbeautiful Salle Metropole.

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Bluegrass Breakdown Returns to GPB RadioFans of bluegrass music can rejoice over the return of BluegrassBreakdown to GPB Radio on Saturday nights. Produced byNashville Public Radio, the program now airs Saturday nights at11 PM. Here’s the host of the program explaining what you canexpect:

I’m Dave Higgs, host of Bluegrass Breakdown. We’ve put to-gether an emotionally-charged, heart-rending, paint-peeling,splinter-kicking one hour bluegrass show.

Thematically, we’re all over the bluegrassicalmap, boldly covering such hot topics as brokenthings in Bluegrassland, gospel train songs, and“ain’t” tunes. We also make frequent trips tothe seldom seen new bluegrass CD bins, wherethe latest discs in bluegrassdom are examined.

And, of course, being based in Nashville, we feature scintillatingconversation and live music with some of the best in bluegrass.Recent guests have included The McLains, Lynn Morris & Mar-shall Wilborn, Crucial Smith, Tim O’Brien & Dirk Powell, andthe Larry Stephenson Band.

Our goal is to edify, educate, and entertain — and we leave no

instrument unpicked, no song unsung, and no interview undonein our continuing effort to so. So don’t miss Bluegrass Break-down, Saturday nights at 11, following Music Americana, on theGPB Radio network.

GPB Radio Reporters Receive Awards for Outstanding WorkGPB is boosting its award-winning reputation for reporting withseveral new honors in the past few months. John Sepulvedo’sstory “Chemicals in the Conasauga” won in the category of BestInvestigative Reporting at the Georgia Associated Press Awards.Sepulvedo also received an honorable mention for the Best WebFeature for “The Secret Cemetery.” Orlando Montoya receivedan honorable mention for the Best Series Reporting on “BadNews in News” ; and Edgar Treiguts received a honorable men-tion for the Best Sports Feature on “Larry Munson Retires.”Treiguts also received the Los Angeles Press Club National En-tertainment Journalism Award for Best Feature Reporting forhis piece on Sparrow Quartet founder Abigail Washburn, inwhich he interviews her about the group’s unique fusion of blue-grass music with Chinese culture.

You can access all these award-winning stories at http://gpbnews.blogspot.com, by typing in the story name in the Search box.

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In his previous seven specials (including The Power ofIntention, 10 Secrets To Success And Inner Peace andInspiration: Your Ultimate Calling), best-selling author Dr.Wayne Dyer introduced public television audiences to powerfulnew ways of thinking.

Now, in Dr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone!, Dyer’s goal is simple, though not easy: to help viewers learn how to overcomelifetime thinking habits that keep them from maximizing theirhuman potential. Excuses Begone! addresses the powerfullytransformative process of changing habituated ways of thinkingthat limit beliefs in who we can be and what we can achieve.

Through Dyer’s process of identifying the most common self-defeating excuses, he teaches that we have the ability to choose our

way of thinking. “This is a program about choosing, notexcusing,” he explains. He informs viewers that just becausesomething has “always seemed to be the way it is,” there is awealth of research that now points to a human being’s abilityto change these habits — excuses — and move into newrealms of behavior that are no longer self-limiting.

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