November 2010 – TV Guide

Premieres Monday, November 29

Membership Campaign—Nov 27 thru Dec 5November 2010

Television from Indiana University

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November 2010 Vol. 34, No. 9Viewing Guide StaffScott Witzke EditorMilton Hamburger Graphic Designer

WTIU StaffPerry Metz General ManagerPhil Meyer Station Manager

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On the cover: The 1828 Daniel Stout House on Maple Grove Road, Bloomington. Photo: Milton Hamburger

MemberCard Benefits of the Month

Native American Heritage MonthWTIU is proud to recognize November as Native American Heritage Month

Before There Were Parks: Yellowstone and Glacier Through Native EyesMonday, November 1 at 10:30pm

Blackfeet EncountersFriday, November 12 at 1pm

Eating AlaskaSunday, November 7 at 3pm

For the Generations: Native Story and PerformanceFriday, November 19 at 9:30pm

For the Rights of All: Ending Jim Crow in AlaskaFriday, November 26 at 9:30pm

Independent Lens: Lost SparrowTuesday, November 16 at 10pm

Long Walk: Tear of the NavajoFriday, November 5 at 1pm

Maria TallchiefFriday, November 19 at 1pm

Oceti Sakowin: The People of the Seven Council FiresFriday, November 5 at 9:30pm

Playing for the World: 1904 Indian Girls’ BasketballFriday, November 12 at 9:30pm and Sunday, November 21 at 12:30pm

Reindeer QueenFriday, November 19 at 10:30pm and Sunday, November 21 at 1:30pm

Stories in StoneFriday, November 12 at 10:30pm

To Brooklyn and Back: A Mohawk JourneySunday, November 14 at 11pm

Way of the WarriorThursday, November 4 at 10pm

We Shall Remain: American ExperienceMonday, November 1 at 9pm and Sunday, November 7 at 12:30pm

Weaving WorldsFriday, November 26 at 1pm

For complete details or an updated brochure, call us at (800) 662-3311.

Community Theatre of Terre Haute #3931431 S. 25th StTerre Haute, IN(812) 232-7172www.ctth.orgValid for 2-for-1 admission during the month. Subject to availability.

Indiana Repertory Theatre #177140 W. Washington St.Indianapolis, IN(317) 635-5252www.irtlive.comValid for 2-for-1 admission during the month. Subject to availability.

Dining Updates:

Qdoba Mexican Grill #292116 S. Indiana Ave.Bloomington, IN(812) 339-1122Valid anytime.Offer expires Dec. 30, 2010.

Zaharakos Ice Cream Parlor #256329 Washington St.Columbus, IN(812) 378-1900www.zaharakos.comValid anytime for 2-for-1 banana split or sundae.

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Knitting Daily

Taste of History

Victory Garden

Nature

Body Electric

Scrapbook Memories

WorldGirl

Arthur

Electric Company

Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman

Charlie Rose

WTIU Newsbreak

The EuropeanJournal

The Nightly Business Report

PBS NewsHour

Martha’s Sewing Room

Ciao Italia

Ask This Old House

Secrets of the Dead11/25 President’s Photographer: Fifty Years Inside the Oval Office

Body Electric

Passport & Palette

WorldGirl

Arthur

Electric Company


Charlie Rose

WTIU Newsbreak

Life (Part 2)


PBS NewsHour

Sewing with Nancy

Delicious TVBeg 11/26 Uncorked Wine Made Simple

Hometime

11/5 Long Walk: Tears of the Navajo11/12 Blackfeet Encounter11/19 Maria Tallchief11/26 Weaving Worlds

Body Electric

Paint, Paper and Crafts

WorldGirl

Arthur

Electric Company

The Friday Zone

Charlie Rose

WTIU Newsbreak

The Weekly Special 11/19 IN Focus


PBS NewsHour

Quilting Arts

Cook’s Country from America’s Test Kitchen

This Old House

Nova

Body Electric

Best of the Joy of Painting

WorldGirl

Arthur

Electric Company


Charlie Rose

WTIU Newsbreak

MoneyTrack11/24 Healthy Minds


PBS NewsHour

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Fons & Porter’sLove of Quilting

In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs

Everyday Food

Antiques Roadshow11/30 Orla Fallon’s Celtic Christmas

Body Electric

Katie Brown Workshop

WorldGirl

Arthur

Electric Company


Charlie Rose

WTIU Newsbreak

Religion & EthicsNewsWeekly


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Body ElectricCurious George Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!Super Why!Dinosaur TrainBarney & FriendsMartha Speaks Clifford the Big Red DogSesame StreetSid the Science Kid

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WTIU Sponsors A Chorus Line at the IU AuditoriumWTIU is a proud sponsor of A Chorus Line, coming to the IU Auditorium on Tuesday and Wednesday, November 16 & 17 at 8pm.

Before the days of reality shows such as American Idol and So You Think You Can Dance, thousands of young hopefuls flocked to a singular city—New York—praying for a big break in a Broadway show. Nine-time Tony Award winner, A Chorus Line shares the journeys of 17 would-be “triple threats.” These actor-singer-dancers have worked their entire careers to get to this point: not a shot at super-stardom, but a chance to get a paying job in a professional show that just might lead to something else. One by one, each of the 17 comes forward—some reluctantly, some with gusto—ultimately revealing far more than can be conveyed in a résumé through desperate, funny, powerful, and poignant songs that include “I Hope I Get It,” “Sing,” “I Felt Nothing,” and “Dance: Ten; Looks: Three.”

Ticket information is available at iuauditorium.com or by calling (812) 855-1103.

The Friday Zone Introduces New Host, Starts 11th SeasonFridays at 4:30pm; Saturdays at 10am

The 11th Season of WTIU’s Emmy award winning children’s program The Friday Zone kicked off last month. Emily Fergason, a junior at Indiana University from Greenwood, returns as co-host and is joined by new co-host Taylor Crousore.

Emily Fergason & Taylor Crousore

Crousore is a sophomore in the IU Department of Theatre and Drama who has been cast in IU plays that include Blood Brothers and Take Me Out. He is also a substitute teacher at the Prep School Academy, and said he has always had a passion for working with kids. “I am looking so forward to being the newest co-host on The Friday Zone,” Taylor said. “I’m a native to Bloomington, so I grew up watching The Friday Zone. It’s a total honor to now be hosting the show.” The Friday Zone is a weekly children’s television show produced by WTIU. The show’s target audience is children between the ages of 8-11 and features a variety of local guests, exciting projects, and a different spotlight show every week. The program encourages kids to learn about their world in fun and interesting ways. For more information visit fridayzone.org.

Give the Gift of MembershipThe holidays are just around the corner and what do you get for the WTIU fan on your list that has everything? Consider giving the gift of membership. $40 is the basic membership level and includes a year subscription to the WTIU viewing guide. Contribute $100, and we’ll say thank you by offering you a “gift membership in a tote.” This includes a basic membership, a WTIU canvas tote, the ever popular WTIU 2-for-1 MemberCard, and your choice of a DVD. Popular titles include Indiana State Parks, Sugarplum Dreams: Staging the Nutcracker Ballet, Spirit of Monroe County, and West Baden Springs: Save of the Century. For a complete list visit wtiu.indiana.edu and click on the “Support WTIU” link at the top of the page.

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To become a member, or for additional information please call the WTIU Membership department at (812) 855-6114 or (800) 662-3311.


The Weekly Special: Holiday Music ShowcaseSunday, November 28 at 1pm; Thursday, December 2 at 8pm

This program features a selection of artists who have visited The Weekly Special over the past year performing holiday songs to celebrate the season. Artists include regional favorites Monika Herzig and Dave McConnell, new artists Natalie Coffin and Brad Harris, and a special performance from harpist Hannah Kuipers and classical guitarist Jeffery Foster.

Membership Campaign Highlights

Red Green Story: We’re All In This TogetherSaturday, November 27 at 8:30pm; Thursday, December 2 at 9:30pm; Saturday, December 4 at 2pm

The Red Green Story: We’re All In This Together is a retrospective and behind-the-scenes celebration of the long-running public television comedy hit from Canada. WTIU Members who make a contribution during the show will have an opportunity to receive tickets to the show and a meet and greet reception at Bloomington’s Buskirk-Chumley Theater on April 16, 2011.

Creating Blue Man GroupSunday November 28 at 6:30pm; Tuesday, November 30 at 10pm

Creating Blue Man Group is an inside look at what makes one of the world’s premiere entertainment concepts/acts work. Great performance footage and insights by the original Blue Men (done in high tech/animation digital style) leads viewers though a fun exploration of the creative process that makes Blue Man Group an audience hit around the world. WTIU Members who make a contribution during the show will have an opportunity to receive tickets to the Blue Man Group performance at the IU Auditorium on February 1 and 2.

John Sebastian Presents Folk RewindSaturday, November 27 at 4:30pm; Sunday, November 28 at 9:30pm

Folk legend John Sebastian reflects and remembers the very best of The Folk Years in an all new show which remembers archival folk era classics from the vault which culminates into a crescendo of excitement with a new live reunion of folk singers including Barry McGuire, Roger McGuinn of The Byrds, The Chad Mitchell Trio, Chad & Jeremy, Jesse Colin Young of The Youngblodds and more.

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1 Monday 8:00 Antiques Roadshow Politically Collect. This special

edition salutes the presidential election and keepsakes of political battles long past. (r 11/2 1pm; 11/3 5am; 11/7 6pm)

Host Mark L. Walberg

9:00 We Shall Remain: American Experience

Trail of Tears. In 1838, thousands of Cherokee died while being forcibly relocated from the south-east to Oklahoma. DVS. (r 11/2 1am; 11/3 3am; 11/7 3am; 11/7 12:30pm)

10:30 Before There Were Parks: Yellowstone and Glacier Through Native Eyes

A Native American perspective of the area celebrates efforts between park staff and Tribal Nations. (r 11/2 2:30am; 11/3 4:30am; 11/6 2:30am; 11/23 5:30am)

11:00 Tavis Smiley ★11:30 Journal ★

2 Tuesday 8:00 Nova Trapped in an Elevator. Reveals

the secret life of these machines that move 325 million passengers daily in North America. DVS.

(r 11/3 2am; 11/3 1pm; 11/4 5am; 11/7 1am; 11/7 2am)

9:00 Frontline Obama’s Deal. Examines the

political battles and costly com-promises behind Obama’s Health Care reform policy. DVS. (r 11/3 1am)

10:00 Independent Lens ★ Reel Injun. Explores the “Holly-

wood Indian,” the portrayal of American Natives through a century of cinema. (r 11/4 4am)

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Celebrating John LennonAs the world remembers John Lennon on what would have been his 70th birthday, and the 30th anniversary of his death, WTIU and PBS will air three specials on the former Beatle.

Masterpiece Contemporary: Lennon Naked

Sunday, November 21 at 9pm

Christopher Eccleston (Doctor Who) portrays the legendary icon in the drama Lennon Naked, focusing on the turbulent period of change in John Lennon’s professional and personal life, following the unexpected death of Beatles manager Brian Epstein in 1967. This new era is marked by Lennon’s extraordinary relationship with Yoko Ono and his disillusion-ment with Britain, ultimately causing Lennon to pursue a new life in New York.

American Masters: LENNONYCMonday, November 22 at 9pm

LENNONYC is the story of one of the most famous and influential artists of the 20th century and how he found redemption not in the public adoration he craved as a youth, but in the quiet and simple pleasures of fatherhood. It is also a New York immigrant’s tale. Lennon came to New York City in 1971 seeking what every other immigrant has sought: freedom—the freedom to be himself and not “Beatle John,” the freedom to live a normal life.

• Beyond Broadcast: American Masters is providing a series of free “episodes” featuring slightly edited interviews conducted for LENNONYC. The episodes will be posted weekly every Thursday up to November 22 and features family and friends of John Lennon. Content can be found at pbs.org/americanmasters or on iTunes, keyword LENNONYC.

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CircusHit the road with Circus and take an unforgettable trip with the legendary Big Apple Circus. From the big top to the “back lot”—where the real heart of the circus beats—explore a distinctive world with its own rules, lingo and no fixed address. Get involved with the diverse characters who make up the Big Apple family. Share their fears and frustrations, triumphs and failures and find out what it really means to live life in the ring.

First of May/One Ring FamilyWednesday, November 3 at 9pm and Sunday, November 7 at 4pm

Change On!/Survival of the FittestWednesday, November 10 at 9pm and Sunday, November 14 at 4pm

Born to Be Circus/Down the RoadWednesday, November 17 at 9pm and Sunday, November 21 at 4pm

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3 Wednesday

8:00 Secrets of the Dead ★ The Silver Pharaoh. The royal

tomb of Pharaoh Psusennes I is a spectacular and remarkable ancient Egyptian treasure. DVS

(r 11/4 1pm; 11/5 5am; 11/8 5am)

Psusennes silver coffin

9:00 Circus ★ First of May/One Ring Family.

See article on page 6. DVS. (r 11/4 2am; 11/5 3am; 11/6 3am; 11/7 4pm; 11/8 3am)


4 Thursday

8:00 The Weekly Special ★ A history lesson on IU’s Marching

Hundred, WFIU Radio’s 60th anniversary, and early mornings on the water with the IU Rowing team. Plus a trip to the trails with the Hoosier Hikers Council. (r Fri 6pm)

8:30 Across Indiana (r Sat 10:30am) 9:00 Globe Trekker ★ The Balkans. Zay Harding begins

his travels in Kosovo and partici-pates in a moustache competition in Serbia. DVS. (r Sat 11am)

10:00 Way of the Warrior Examines the bravery of Native

American veterans who valiantly served in the United States military. (r 11/5 2am)


5 Friday

8:00 Washington Week ★ (r Sat 1am; Sun 4:30am) 8:30 Need to Know ★ (r Sat 1:30am; Sun 5am) 9:30 Oceti Sakowin: The

People of the Seven Council Fires

A look at the traditional ways of life of the Dakota, Lakota and Nakota tribes in South Dakota.

10:30 Considered View: The Photography of Wayne Gudmundson ★

Gudmundson’s black and white photographs capture the grandeur of the North Dakota landscape.


6 Saturday

6:00 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood

6:30 Bob the Builder DVS. 7:00 Thomas & Friends ★ DVS. 7:30 Caillou 8:00 Wordworld DVS. 8:30 Between the Lions ★ DVS. 9:00 Cyberchase DVS. 9:30 SciGirls10:00 The Friday Zone

Repeat of 11/5.10:30 Across Indiana Repeat of 11/4.11:00 Globe Trekker The Balkans. DVS. Repeat of 11/4.12:00 In Julia’s Kitchen with

Master Chefs (r Tue Noon)12:30 Victory Garden (r Mon 12:30pm) 1:00 Everyday Food (r Tue 12:30pm) 1:30 This Old House ★ (r Wed 12:30pm) 2:00 Ask This Old House ★ (r Thu 12:30pm) 2:30 Hometime ★ (r Fri 12:30pm) 3:00 Woodwright’s Shop ★ 3:30 McLaughlin Group ★

4:00 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe ★

4:30 Inside Indiana Business Gerry Dick hosts this weekly pro-

gram with the Indiana University Kelley School of Business.

5:30 Indiana Week In Review ★ 6:00 Travelscope ★ Fredericksburg, Texas. DVS. 6:30 Joy of Music ★ Musical Journey of Germany. 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show 8:00 Keeping Up

Appearances 8:30 Red Green Show 9:00 Austin City Limits ★ Steve Martin/Sarah Jarosz. The

comedian picks up his banjo with the Steep Canyon Rangers for new tunes in the old tradition.

10:00 Song of the Mountains ★ Jeanette Williams Band, Midnight

Ramblers.11:00 Music of the Norman

Petty Studios, Clovis, New Mexico ★

In the early 1950s, Norman Petty was a pioneer in the evolution of Rock and Roll. That music that came out of rural New Mexico went on to influence musicians like the Beatles and Rolling Stones.

11:30 In the Life ★ This program covers stories

on politics and public policy, personal and community health, religion and spirituality, as they pertain to the LGBT experience.

7 Sunday

6:00 Sesame Street DVS. 7:00 Curious George DVS. 7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a

Lot About That! DVS. 8:00 Super Why! 8:30 Dinosaur Train 9:00 Sid the Science Kid DVS. 9:30 Martha Speaks DVS.10:00 Biz Kid$10:30 Saddle Club11:00 Best of Expeditions

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11:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions

12:00 MotorWeek ★12:30 We Shall Remain:

American Experience Trail of Tears. Repeat of 11/1. 2:00 Lords of Nature: Life in a

Land of Great Predators ★ Scientists explore the role

predators play in restoring and maintaining ecosystems and biodi-versity. DVS.

3:00 Eating Alaska ★ A serious and humorous film

about connecting to where you live and eating locally. Made by a former city dweller now living on an island in Alaska and married to fisherman and deer hunter, it is a journey into regional food traditions, our connection to the wilderness and to what we put into our mouths. DVS.

4:00 Circus First of May/One Ring Family.

Repeat of 11/3. 6:00 Antiques Roadshow Politically Collect. Repeat of 11/1. 7:00 New Tricks ★ On the surface, Whitemead retire-

ment home seems perfect, until one of the residents, confides that the death of his fiance was covered up and passed off as suicide.

8:00 Nature ★ Braving Iraq. Follows the effort

to restore Mesopotamian Marshes, a wildlife habitat destroyed by Saddam Hussein. DVS. (r 11/8 Midnight; 11/8 1pm; 11/9 5am; 11/14 Midnight)

9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! ★ Sherlock: The Great Game.

Sherlock Holmes must solve perplexing and dangerous puzzles specifically laid out for him. DVS. (r 11/8 1am; 11/9 3am)

10:30 Alan Alda In Scientific American Frontiers

Going Deep. A look back at the decades of effort that culminated in the deep sub Alvin reaching the ocean floor. DVS. (r 11/8 2:30am; 11/9 4:30am; 11/12 5:30am; 11/13 4:30am)

11:00 River of Renewal Reveals the ongoing battle over

the resources of Northern Califor-nia’s and Oregon’s Klamath Basin.

8 Monday

8:00 Antiques Roadshow Mobile, Alabama - Part 2.

Unusual finds include a jersey from NFL great Gayle Sayers and lithographs of American Indian chiefs. (r 11/9 1pm; 11/10 5am; 11/14 6pm)

9:00 Tenth Inning Top of the Tenth. Focuses on the

bitter 1994 strike and the players who shattered historic records in the late 1990s. DVS. (r 11/9 1am; 11/10 3am)


9 Tuesday

8:00 Nova ★ Dogs Decoded. New genetic dis-

coveries shed light on the origin of dogs as well as the evolution of human culture. (r 11/10 2am and 1pm; 11/11 5am; 11/14 1am)

Dr. Lyudmila Trut with a domesticated silver fox

9:00 Frontline ★ The Confessions. Why would

four innocent men confess to a brutal crime they didn’t commit? Investigate the conviction of four sailors for the rape and murder of a Norfolk, Virginia, woman in 1997. DVS. (r 11/14 2am)

10:30 Independent Lens ★ The Longoria Affair. Chronicles

the movement launched by a funeral parlor’s refusal to serve a Mexican American soldier.

(r 11/10 1am; 11/11 4am; 11/14 3:30am)

11:30 Journal ★

10 Wednesday

8:00 Secrets of the Dead ★ Slave Ship Mutiny. Archaeologists,

historians and slave descendents investigate the Meermin ship-wreck in 1766. DVS. (r 11/11 1pm; 11/15 4:30am)

9:00 Circus Change On!/Survival of the Fittest.

Last minute changes ratchet up the pressure at the circus’s first performance stop in Virginia. DVS. (r 11/11 2am; 11/12 3:30am; 11/13 2:30am; 11/14 4pm; 11/15 2:30am; 11/22 3am)


11 Thursday

8:00 The Weekly Special ★ Stories about a cabin restoration

and a grassroots effort to save an architectural icon in a small Indiana town. Shot on location with producers of the upcoming WTIU documentary Saving Places. (r Fri 6pm)

8:30 Across Indiana (r Sat 10:30am) 9:00 My Vietnam, Your Iraq ★

My Vietnam, Your Iraq tells the stories of eight Vietnam veterans and their children who have served in Iraq. (r 11/14 3pm)

10:00 Medal of Honor Profiles America’s greatest heroes,

recipients of our country’s highest honor for military service. DVS.

(r 11/12 2am; 11/14 1:30pm)11:30 Journal ★

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8:00 Washington Week ★ (r Sat 1am; Sun 4:30am) 8:30 Need to Know ★ (r Sat 1:30am; Sun 5am) 9:30 Playing for the

World: 1904 Indian Girls’ Basketball

A look at a unique team of Native American women who played basketball at a Montana school in 1902. (r. 11/21 12:30pm)

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10:30 Stories in Stone The Narragansett Tribal stone-

masons built stone walls that wind picturesquely through New England. DVS.


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6:30 Bob the Builder ★ DVS. 7:00 Thomas & Friends ★ 7:30 Caillou 8:00 Wordworld ★ DVS. 8:30 Between the Lions DVS. 9:00 Cyberchase DVS. 9:30 SciGirls10:00 The Friday Zone

Repeat of 11/12.10:30 Across Indiana Repeat of 11/11.11:00 Globe Trekker ★ Syria. DVS. Repeat of 11/11.12:00 In Julia’s Kitchen with

Master Chefs (r Tue Noon)12:30 Victory Garden (r Mon 12:30pm) 1:00 Everyday Food (r Tue 12:30pm) 1:30 This Old House ★ (r Wed 12:30pm) 2:00 Ask This Old House ★ (r Thu 12:30pm) 2:30 Hometime ★ (r Fri 12:30pm) 3:00 Woodwright’s Shop ★ 3:30 McLaughlin Group ★ 4:00 To the Contrary with

Bonnie Erbe ★ 4:30 Inside Indiana Business ★

Gerry Dick hosts this weekly pro-gram with the Indiana University Kelley School of Business.

5:30 Indiana Week In Review ★ 6:00 Travelscope ★ Gathering In Scotland. DVS. 6:30 Joy of Music ★ Old Post Chapel I. 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show 8:00 Keeping Up

Appearances

8:30 Red Green Show 9:00 Austin City Limits ★ Rosanne Cash/Brandi Carlile.

Cash plays tunes from her C&W tribute album “The List.” Carlile performs “Give Up the Ghost” songs.

10:00 Song of the Mountains ★ Marty Raybon.11:00 Woodsongs ★ Kelleigh McKenzie, Slide.

14 Sunday 6:00 Sesame Street DVS. 7:00 Curious George DVS. 7:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a

Lot About That! DVS. 8:00 Super Why! 8:30 Dinosaur Train DVS. 9:00 Sid the Science Kid DVS. 9:30 Martha Speaks DVS.10:00 Biz Kid$10:30 Saddle Club 11:00 Best of Expeditions

with Patrick McMillan ★ The Great Bear Rainforest. (Pt. 1)11:30 Burt Wolf: Travels &

Traditions ★ Belgium.12:00 MotorWeek ★12:30 When Families Grieve Katie Couric and the Sesame Street

Muppets join several families coping with the death of a parent. DVS.

1:30 Medal of Honor Repeat of 11/11. 3:00 My Vietnam, Your Iraq

Repeat of 11/11. 4:00 Circus Change On!/Survival of the Fittest.

Repeat of 11/10. 6:00 Antiques Roadshow Mobile, Alabama - Part 2. Repeat

of 11/8. 7:00 New Tricks ★ When an armoured security van

is found at the bottom of a lake, a link is made to a man who disappeared 17 years ago which coincided with the murder of Marie Sinclair.

8:00 Nature ★ Wolverine: Chasing the Phantom.

Explore the secretive world of an efficient and resourceful carnivore as it roams the frozen north.

(r 11/15 Midnight and 1pm; 11/16 5am; 11/21 12:30am)

9:00 Tina Fey: The Mark Twain Prize ★

A lineup of top entertainers pay tribute to the humor and accom-plishments of Tina Fey, recipient of the Mark Twain Prize For American Humor. (r 11/15 1am; 11/16 3:30am)

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10:30 Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers

Chimp Minds. Visit an engaging & unruly bunch with whom we share almost all of our gene, but not much lifestyle. DVS. (r 11/15 5:30am; 11/17 5:30am)

11:00 To Brooklyn and Back: A Mohawk Journey

A look at Quebec’s Kahnawake Reserve and New York’s iron-working community in the mid 20th century.

15 Monday

8:00 Antiques Roadshow Mobile, Alabama - Part 3. Experts

discover a Confederate army belt buckle and a beautiful circa 1850 Virginia painted chest. (r 11/16 1pm; 11/21 3:30am and 6pm)

9:00 Tenth Inning Bottom of the Tenth. Rivalries,

records and revelations about steroids impact baseball at the start of the 21st century. DVS.

(r 11/16 1am; 11/17 3am)11:30 Journal ★



16 Tuesday

8:00 Nova ★ Secrets of Stonehenge. Investiga-

tions inside and around Stone-henge have kicked off a new era of discovery and debate. DVS. (r 11/17 2am and 1pm; 11/21 1:30am)

9:00 Frontline Law & Disorder. The use of lethal

force by New Orleans police in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina is investigated. DVS. (r 11/17 1am; 11/21 2:30am)

10:00 Independent Lens ★ Lost Sparrow. Decades after

the deaths of two Crow Indian Brothers, their adoptive brother confronts the mystery. (r 11/18 4am)

An undated photograph of the four Crow Indian children

11:30 Journal ★

17 Wednesday

8:00 Secrets of the Dead ★ Lost Ships of Rome. Marine arche-

ologists discover the wrecks of five ancient Roman ships near the island of Ventotene. (r 11/18 1pm; 11/19 5am; 11/22 5am)

Craig Mullen & Timmy Gambin with a Roman mortar from the first century BC

9:00 Circus ★ Born to Be Circus/Down the Road.

Big Apple Circus founder Paul Binder scouts new talent at the renowned Monte Carlo circus festival. DVS. (r 11/18 2am; 11/19 3am; 11/20 2:30am; 11/21 4pm)

Acrobat Christian Atayde Stoinev


18 Thursday

8:00 IN Focus ★ International Affairs. President

Barack Obama has declared the war in Iraq over. At the beginning of the year, the Indiana National Guard is scheduled to deploy more units to Iraq. Find out how Indiana is preparing for the call of duty and how this tour is different. (r Fri 6pm)

8:30 Across Indiana (r Sat 10:30am) 9:00 Fixing the Future: Now

On PBS ★ David Brancaccio visits communi-

ties across America using innova-tive approaches to create jobs.

10:00 Athens: The Dawn of Democracy

Part 1. Historian Bettany Hughes discovers a treasure trove of artifacts and human remains in Athens. (r 11/19 2am)


19 Friday

8:00 Washington Week ★ (r Sat 1am; Sun 4:30am) 8:30 Need to Know ★ (r Sat 1:30am; Sun 5am) 9:30 For the Generations:

Native Story and Performance ★

The efforts of contemporary native performers to recast themselves in the 21st century are examined.

10:30 Reindeer Queen Profiles “Sinrock Mary”

Antisarlook, the Arctic’s wealthiest woman during the Alaska Gold Rush. (r 11/21 Midnight; 11/21 1:30pm)


20 Saturday


DVS. 6:30 Bob The Builder DVS. 7:00 Thomas & Friends ★ DVS. 7:30 Caillou 8:00 Wordworld DVS. 8:30 Between The Lions DVS. 9:00 Cyberchase DVS. 9:30 SciGirls10:00 The Friday Zone

Repeat of 11/19.10:30 Across Indiana Repeat of 11/18.11:00 Globe Trekker ★ Germany 2. DVS. Repeat of 11/18.12:00 In Julia’s Kitchen with

Master Chefs (r Tue Noon)12:30 Victory Garden (r Mon 12:30pm) 1:00 Everyday Food (r Tue 12:30pm) 1:30 This Old House ★ (r Wed 12:30pm) 2:00 Ask This Old House ★ (r Thu 12:30pm) 2:30 Hometime ★ (r Fri 12:30pm) 3:00 Woodwright’s Shop ★ 3:30 McLaughlin Group ★

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4:00 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe ★

4:30 Inside Indiana Business ★

Gerry Dick hosts this weekly pro-gram with the Indiana University Kelley School of Business.

5:30 Indiana Week In Review ★ 6:00 Travelscope ★ Cappadocia, Turkey. Mosques,

ancient churches and artisans of rug weaving, ceramics and water painting are featured. DVS.

6:30 Joy of Music Sights & Sounds of Budapest. 7:00 Lawrence Welk Show 8:00 Keeping Up

Appearances 8:30 Red Green Show 9:00 Austin City Limits★ John Legend & The Roots.10:00 Song of the

Mountains★ Seldom Scene.11:00 Woodsongs ★ Hal Ketchum & Daily and Vincent

21 Sunday


Lot About That! DVS. 8:00 Super Why! 8:30 Dinosaur Train DVS. 9:00 Sid the Science Kid DVS. 9:30 Martha Speaks DVS.10:00 Biz Kid$10:30 Saddle Club11:00 Best of Expeditions

with Patrick McMillan ★ The Great Bear Rainforest (Pt. 2).11:30 Burt Wolf: Travels &

Traditions San Francisco, California.12:00 MotorWeek ★12:30 Playing for the

World: 1904 Indian Girls’ Basketball Team

Repeat of 11/12. 1:30 Reindeer Queen Repeat of 11/19.

2:00 2010 ISSMA Marching Band Finals ★

Indiana high school marching bands from across the state com-pete in Indianapolis.

4:00 Circus Born to Be Circus/Down The

Road. Repeat of 11/17. 6:00 Antiques Roadshow Mobile, Alabama - Part 3.

Repeat of 11/15. 7:00 New Tricks ★ A family feud erupts when a rich,

lonely old woman is found dead in her home, leaving all her mon-ey and property to her cats, rather than her nephew Harry, and niece Caroline. The fact that her cats were deliberately locked in the house with her body, makes Jack Halford suspicious.

8:00 Nature ★ Revealing the Leopard. Evidence

provides a psychological profile of these extraordinarily cunning and intelligent cats. (r 11/22 1pm; 11/28 Midnight)

They originally evolved in the African jungle, but the very adaptable Leopard now live from the far end of Siberian Russia, to the farmland around the Cape, in South Africa.

9:00 Masterpiece Contemporary ★

Lennon Naked. This drama focusing on the turbulent period of change in John Lennon’s life beginning in 1967. DVS. (r 11/22 12:30am; 11/23 3am)

10:30 How The Beatles Rocked the Kremlin

Sheds light on the Fab Four’s influence in the USSR and how it led to the downfall of Commu-nism. (r 11/22 2am; 11/23 4:30am)

11:30 Waterbuster J. Carlos Peinado investigates the

impact of the massive Garrison Dam project in North Dakota.

22 Monday

8:00 Antiques Roadshow ★ Simply the Best. (r 11/23 1pm;

11/24 5am) 9:00 American Masters ★ LENNONYC. Concert footage and

conversations with close friends establish John Lennon as an American artist. See article on page 5. (r 11/23 1am; 11/24 3am; 11/29 3am)


23 Tuesday

8:00 Nova ★ Quest for Solomon’s Mines.

Groundbreaking expeditions in the pockmarked desert of Jordan illuminate the legend of Solomon. (r 11/24 2am and 1pm; 11/25 5am; 11/28 1am)

A massive stone wall in Jerusalem, which some scholars believe dates to the 10th century, BC.

9:00 Frontline ★ Facing Death. Gain access to the

ICU of one of New York’s biggest hospitals to examine the compli-cated reality of today’s modern, medicalized death. Meet doctors and nurses struggling to guide families through the maze of end-of-life choices they now confront. DVS. (r 11/24 1am; 11/25 4am; 11/28 2am)

10:00 Independent Lens ★ Deep Down. A mountaintop

removal coal mine in Kentucky divides a community in dire eco-nomic straits. (r 11/25 3am)


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24 Wednesday

8:00 President’s Photographer: Fifty Years Inside The Oval Office ★

Follows chief White House photographer Pete Souza from Air Force One to the heart of the West Wing. (r 11/25 1pm; 11/26 5am; 11/27 2:30am; 11/28 3am; 11/29 5am; 11/30 1am)

9:00 Great Performances at the Met★

Salome. Jurgen Flimm’s thrilling production of Strauss’s master-piece stars Finnish soprano Karita Mattila.


25 Thursday

8:00 The Weekly Special ★ The best of our recent musical

guests. Dot Dot Dot, The Not Too Bad Bluegrass Band, Robert Shaw and the Lonely Street Band per-forming tributes to Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley, and more. (r Fri 6pm)

8:30 Across Indiana (r Sat 10:30am) 9:00 Globe Trekker ★ Paris City Guide 2. DVS.10:00 Athens: The Dawn of

Democracy Part 2 Democracy unleashed and

inspired new thinking that chal-lenged older Athenian religion and society. (r 11/26 2am; 11/27 3:30am)


26 Friday

8:00 Washington Week ★ (r Sat 1am; Sun 4:30am) 8:30 Need to Know ★ (r Sat 1:30am; Sun 5am) 9:30 For the Rights of All:

Ending Jim Crow in Alaska Explores the Alaska Native strug-

gle for equality and the central role of one Tlingit Indian woman. DVS.

10:30 Death of the Old West In 1909 a group of Ada, Oklahoma

residents avenged the murder of a rancher by lynching four suspects.


27 Saturday


DVS. 6:30 Bob the Builder DVS. 7:00 Thomas & Friends ★ DVS. 7:30 Caillou 8:00 Wordworld DVS. 8:30 Between the Lions DVS. 9:00 Cyberchase DVS. 9:30 SciGirls 10:00 The Friday Zone

Repeat of 11/26.10:30 Across Indiana Repeat of 11/25.11:00 Historic Pubs of Dublin Author Frank McCourt guides an

exciting tour of the city’s notable pubs and the places around them.

12:30 America’s Home Cooking: Chocolate ★

Kentucky Derby Pie with bour-bon, Minty chocolate layer cake and chocolate bread pudding are served.

1:30 Best of Ask This Old House ★

This special highlights the best house calls and fixes from the past eight years of the program.

2:30 Winged Migration 4:30 John Sebastian Presents:

Folk Rewind (My Music) ★ A live reunion of folk singers

includes Barry McGuire, Roger McGuinn and The Chad Mitchell Trio. (r 11/28 9:30pm)

6:30 Orla Fallon’s Celtic Christmas ★

(r 11/30 1pm) 7:30 Easy Yoga for Arthritis

with Peggy Cappy The Yoga for All of Us author

effectively addresses arthritis relief through the practice of yoga.

8:30 Red Green Story: We’re All in This Together

A retrospective and behind-the-scenes celebration of the long-running public television hit.

10:00 Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughn in Session ★

Two of the greatest musicians to ever play the blues on electric guitar jam in this 1983 session.

11:30 Big Squeeze Sixteen-year-old John Ramirez

and other musicians battle at an accordion competition in Texas.

28 Sunday


Lot About That! DVS. 8:00 Super Why! 8:30 Dinosaur Train DVS. 9:00 Sid The Science Kid DVS. 9:30 Martha Speaks DVS.10:00 Peter Yarrow Sing-

Along Special ★ Favorite folk songs performed by

Peter Yarrow, Noel Paul Stookey and more.

11:30 Alone in the Wilderness DVS. 1:00 The Weekly Special: Holiday Music Showcase ★

Celebrate the sounds of the season with holidays music performed by artists who have been featured on The Weekly Special.

2:30 Cirque Du Soleil - Flowers in the Desert ★

Mesmerizing performances from six entertaining and original Cirque du Soleil Las Vegas pro-ductions.

4:30 Great Performances Andrea Bocelli and David Foster:

My Christmas. Foster and the soar-ing singer perform holiday hits with Natalie Cole, Mary J. Blige and the Muppets.



6:30 Creating Blue Man Group ★

Performance footage and animated interviews with the creators showcase the act’s creative process. (r 11/30 10pm)

8:00 Nature Christmas in Yellowstone. (r 11/29

1pm) 9:30 John Sebastian Presents:

Folk Rewind (My Music) Repeat of 11/27.11:30 King in Milwaukee ★ Artist David Greenberger trans-

forms over 60 conversations with Milwaukee elders into a rock concert.

29 Monday

8:00 Saving Places: Preserving Indiana’s Architectural Heritage ★

Tells the story of individuals engaged in historical preservation using four sites from across Indiana. See article on back cover.

9:30 Celtic Crossroads - World Fusion ★

Pulsating rhythms blend with true high-kicking from some of Ire-land’s best-respected Irish dancers.

Dancers Charlene Morrison & Marcus Donnelly


30 Tuesday

8:00 Celebrating North America’s Steam Railways

Historic railways from Alaska to New Hampshire.

10:00 Creating Blue Man Group

Repeat of 11/28.11:30 Journal ★


WFIU-FM Radio Highlights NEA Opera Honors Gala Sunday, November 14, 9 p.m.

From the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. comes the 2010 National Endowment for the Arts Opera Honors awards ceremony. The NEA Opera Honors pays tribute to those creators, performers, and other interpreters who have made a lasting contribution on our national cultural landscape. Now in its third year, the NEA Opera Honors is the highest award our nation bestows in opera. NEA Opera Honors recipients are nominated by the public and chosen by an NEA-convened panel of opera experts. In addition to an awards ceremony, the designation includes a one-time grant award of $25,000. This year’s honors go to: soprano Martina Arroyo, Michigan Opera Theatre director David DiChiera, composer Philip Glass, and music director of the Opera Orchestra of New York Eve Queler.

Martina Arroyo David DiChiera Philip Glass Eve Queler

Radiolab: “Animal Minds”Sunday, November 21, 4 p.m.

Radiolab is an experiential investigation that explores themes and ideas through a patchwork of people, sounds, and stories. The show is for listeners who demand skepticism but appreciate wonder; who are curious about the world, but also want to be moved and surprised. In this hour, we explore what science can say about what goes on in the minds of animals. When we gaze into the eyes of our beloved pets, can we ever really know what they’re thinking? Is it naïve to assume they might be experiencing something close to the emotions we feel? Or, on the contrary, is it ridiculous to assume that they aren’t feeling anything back? Your hosts are Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich.


A to Z2010 ISSMA Marching Band

Finals 11/21 2pmAcross Indiana Thu 8:30pm; Sat

10:30amAlan Alda in Scientific American

Frontiers: Going Deep 11/7 10:30pm; 11/8 2:30am; 11/9 4:30am; 11/12 5:30am; 11/13 4:30am

Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers: Chimp Minds 11/14 10:30pm; 11/15 5:30am; 11/17 5:30am

Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughn In Session

11/27 10pmAlone in the Wilderness 11/28 11:30amAmerica’s Home Cooking:

Chocolate 11/27 12:30pmAmerican Masters: LENNONYC

11/22 9pm; 11/23 1am; 11/24 3am; 11/29 3am

Antiques Roadshow: Politically Collect 11/1 8pm; 11/2 1pm; 11/3 5am; 11/7 6pm

Antiques Roadshow: Mobile, AL – Part 2 11/8 8pm; 11/9 1pm; 11/10 5am; 11/14 6pm

Antiques Roadshow: Mobile, AL – Part 3 11/15 8pm; 11/16 1pm; 11/21 3:30am; 11/21 6pm

Antiques Roadshow: Simply the Best 11/22 8pm; 11/23 1pm; 11/24 5am

Antiques Roadshow: San Antonio, TX – Part 1

11/30 2amArthur Mon-Fri 3:30pmAsk This Old House Sat 2pm; Thu

12:30pmAthens: The Dawn of Democracy

– Part 1 11/18 10pm; 11/19 2am

Athens: The Dawn of Democracy – Part 2 11/25 10pm; 11/26 2am; 11/27 3:30am

Austin City Limits: Steve Martin/Sarah Jarosz 11/6 9pm

Austin City Limits: Rosanne Cash/Brandi Carlile

11/13 9pmAustin City Limits: John Legend

& The Roots 11/20 9pmBarney & Friends Mon-Fri 8:30amBefore There Were Parks:

Yellowstone and Glacier Through Native Eyes

11/1 10:30pm; 11/2 2:30am; 11/3 4:30am; 11/6 2:30am; 11/23 5:30am

Best of Ask This Old House 11/27 1:30pm

Best of Expeditions with Patrick McMillan Sun 11am

Best of the Joy of Painting Wed 2:30pmBetween the Lions Sat 8:30amBig Squeeze 11/27 11:30pmBiz Kid$ Sun 10amBlackfeet Encounter 11/12 1pmBob the Builder Sat 6:30amBody Electric Mon-Fri 6am and

2pmBurt Wolf: Travels & Traditions

Sun 11:30amCaillou Sat 7:30amCat in the Hat Knows a Lot

About That! Mon-Fri 7am; Sun 7:30am

Celebrating North America’s Steam Railways 11/30 8pm

Celtic Crossroads – World Fusion 11/29 9:30pm

Charlie Rose Tue-Sat Midnight; Mon-Fri 5pm

Ciao Italia Thu NoonCircus: First of May/One Ring

Family 11/3 9pm; 11/4 2am; 11/5 3am; 11/6 3am; 11/7 4pm; 11/8 3am

Circus: Change On!/Survival of the Fittest 11/10 9pm; 11/11 2am; 11/12 3:30am; 11/13 2:30am; 11/14 4pm; 11/15 2:30am; 11/22 3am

Circus: Born to Be Circus/Down the Road 11/17 9pm; 11/18 2am; 11/19 3am; 11/20 2:30am; 11/21 4pm

Cirque Du Soleil - Flowers in the Desert 11/28 2:30pm

Clifford the Big Red Dog Mon-Fri 9:30amConsidered View: The

Photography of Wayne Gudmundson 11/5 10:30pm

Cook’s Country from America’s Test Kitchen Wed Noon

Creating Blue Man Group 11/28 6:30pm; 11/30 10pmCrown of the Continent—

Alaska’s Wrangell-St. Elias 11/18 5:30am; 11/28 4am

Curious George Mon-Fri 6:30amCyberchase Sat 9amDeath of the Old West 11/26

10:30pmDelicious TV’s Totally Vegetarian

Fri NoonDinosaur Train Mon-Fri 8am; Sun

8:30amEasy Yoga for Arthritis with

Peggy Cappy 11/27 7:30pm

Eating Alaska 11/7 3pmElectric Company Mon-Fri 4pmEuropean Journal Mon 6pmEveryday Food Sat 1pm; Tue

12:30pmFetch! with Ruff Ruffman

Mon-Thu 4:30pmFixing the Future: Now on PBS

11/18 9pmFons & Porter’s Love of Quilting

Tue 11:30amFor the Generations: Native

Story and Performance 11/19 9:30pmFor the Rights of All: Ending Jim

Crow in Alaska 11/26 9:30pmFriday Zone Fri 4:30pm; Sat 10amFrontline: Obama’s Deal 11/2 9pm; 11/3 1amFrontline: The Confessions 11/9 9pm; 11/14 2amFrontline: Law & Disorder 11/16

9pm; 11/17 1am; 11/21 2:30amFrontline: Facing Death 11/23 9pm; 11/24 1am; 11/25

4am; 11/28 2amGlobe Trekker: The Balkans Thu 9am; Sat 11am, except 11/27Great Performances: The

Chicago Symphony Orchestra Riccardo Muti Inaugural

11/1 3amGreat Performances: Sondheim!

The Birthday Concert 11/25 1am; 11/26 3am; 11/29 1am; 11/30 3am

Great Performances: Andrea Bocelli and David Foster:

My Christmas 11/28 4:30pmGreat Performances at the Met:

Salome 11/24 9pmHealthy Minds 11/24 6pmHistoric Pubs of Dublin 11/27 11amHometime Sat 2:30pm; Fri 12:30pmHow the Beatles Rocked the

Kremlin 11/21 10:30pm; 11/22 2am; 11/23 4:30am

IN Focus: International Affairs 11/18 8pm; 11/19 6pm

In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs Sat Noon; Tue Noon

In the Life 11/6 11:30pmIndependent Lens: Reel Injun

11/2 10pm; 11/4 4amIndependent Lens: The Longoria

Affair 11/9 10:30pm; 11/10 1am; 11/11 4am; 11/14 3:30am

Independent Lens: Lost Sparrow 11/16 10pm; 11/18 4am

Independent Lens: Deep Down 11/23 10pm; 11/25 3am


Indiana Week in Review Sat 5:30pmInside Indiana Business Sat 4:30pmJohn Sebastian Presents: Folk

Rewind (My Music) 11/27 4:30pm; 11/28 9:30pmJournal Mon-Fri 11:30pmJoy of Music Sat 6:30pmKatie Brown Workshop Tue 2:30pmKeeping Up Appearances Sat 8pm, except 11/27King in Milwaukee 11/28 11:30pmKnitting Daily Mon 11:30amLawrence Welk Show Sat 7pm,

except 11/27Life (Part 2) Thu 6pmLong Walk: Tears of the Navajo

11/5 1pmLords of Nature: Life in a Land

of Great Predators 11/7 2pmMaria Tallchief 11/19 1pmMartha Speaks Mon-Fri 9am; Sun

9:30amMartha’s Sewing Room Thu 11:30amMasterpiece Mystery!: Sherlock:

The Blind Banker 11/1 1am; 11/2 3am

Masterpiece Mystery!: Sherlock: The Great Game 11/7 9pm; 11/8 1am; 11/9 3am

Masterpiece Contemporary: Lennon Naked 11/21 9pm; 11/22 12:30am; 11/23 3am

McLaughlin Group Sat 3:30pmMedal of Honor 11/11 10pm;

11/12 2am; 11/14 1:30pmMister Rogers’ Neighborhood

Sat 6amMoneyTrack Wed 6pmMotorWeek Sun NoonMusic of the Norman Petty

Studios, Clovis, New Mexico 11/6 11pm

My Vietnam, Your Iraq 11/11 9pm; 11/14 3pmNature: Invasion of the Giant

Pythons 11/1 Midnight; 11/1 1pm; 11/2 5am; 11/7 Midnight

Nature: Braving Iraq 11/7 8pm; 11/8 Midnight; 11/8 1pm; 11/9 5am; 11/14 Midnight

Nature: Wolverine: Chasing the Phantom 11/14 8pm; 11/15 Midnight; 11/15 1pm; 11/16 5am; 11/21 12:30am

Nature: Revealing the Leopard 11/21 8pm; 11/22 1pm; 11/28 Midnight

Nature: Christmas in Yellowstone 11/28 8pm; 11/29 1pm

Nature: A Mystery in Alaska 11/29 Midnight; 11/30 5am

Need to Know Fri 8:30pm; Sat 1:30am; Sun 5am

New Tricks Sun 7pm, except 11/28Nightly Business Report Mon-Fri 6:30pmNova: Trapped in an Elevator

11/2 8pm; 11/3 2am; 11/3 1pm; 11/4 5am; 11/7 1am; 11/7 2am

Nova: Dogs Decoded 11/9 8pm; 11/10 2am; 11/10 1pm; 11/11 5am; 11/14 1am

Nova: Secrets of Stonehenge 11/16 8pm; 11/17 2am; 11/17 1pm; 11/21 1:30am

Nova: Quest for Solomon’s Mines 11/23 8pm; 11/24 2am; 11/24 1pm; 11/25 5am; 11/28 1am

Oceti Sakowin: The People of the Seven Council Fires

11/5 9:30pmOrla Fallon’s Celtic Christmas

11/27 6:30pm; 11/30 1pmPaint, Paper and Crafts Fri 2:30pmPassport & Palette Thu 2:30pmPBS NewsHour Mon-Fri 7pmPBS Previews: Circus 11/1

2:30am; 11/1 4:30am; 11/2 4:30am

Peter Yarrow Sing-Along Special 11/28 10am

Playing for the World: The 1904 Fort Shaw Indian Girls Basketball Team 11/12 9:30pm; 11/21 12:30pm

President’s Photographer: Fifty Years Inside the Oval Office 11/24 8pm; 11/25 1pm; 11/26 5am; 11/27 2:30am; 11/28 3am; 11/29 5am; 11/30 1am

Quilting Arts Wed 11:30amRed Green Show Sat 8:30pmRed Green Story: We’re All in

This Together 11/27 8:30pmReindeer Queen 11/19 10:30pm;

11/21 Midnight; 11/21 1:30pmReligion & Ethics NewsWeekly

Tue 6pmRiver of Renewal 11/7 11pmSaddle Club Sun 10:30amSaving Places: Preserving

Indiana’s Architectural Heritage 11/29 8pm

SciGirls Sat 9:30amScrapbook Memories Mon 2:30pmSecrets of the Dead:

Herculaneum Uncovered 11/1 5amSecrets of the Dead: The Silver

Pharaoh 11/3 8pm; 11/4 1pm; 11/5 5am; 11/8 5am

Secrets of the Dead: Slave Ship Mutiny 11/10 8pm; 11/11 1pm; 11/15 4:30am

Secrets of the Dead: Lost Ships of Rome 11/17 8pm; 11/18 1pm; 11/19 5am; 11/22 5am

Sesame Street Mon-Fri 10:00am; Sun 6am

Sewing with Nancy Fri 11:30amSid the Science Kid Mon-Fri 11am;

Sun 9amSong of the Mountains Sat 10pm,

except 11/27Stories in Stone 11/12 10:30pmSuper Why! Sun 8am; Mon-Fri

7:30amTaste of History Mon NoonTavis Smiley Mon-Fri 11pm, except

11/9, 11/11, 11/15, 11/16, 11/30Tenth Inning: Top of the Tenth

11/8 9pm; 11/9 1am; 11/10 3amTenth Inning: Bottom of the

Tenth 11/15 9pm; 11/16 1am; 11/17 3am

This Old House Sat 1:30pm; Wed 12:30pm, except 11/27

Thomas & Friends Sat 7amTina Fey: The Mark Twain Prize

11/14 9pm; 11/15 1am; 11/16 3:30am

To Brooklyn and Back: A Mohawk Journey 11/14 11pmTo the Contrary with Bonnie

Erbe Sat 4pmTravelscope Sat 6pm, except 11/27Uncorked: Wine Made Simple

11/26 NoonVictory Garden Sat 12:30pm; Mon

12:30pm, except 11/27Washington Week Fri 8pm; Sat

1am; Sun 4:30amWaterbuster 11/21 11:30pmWay of the Warrior 11/4 10pm;

11/5 2amWe Shall Remain: American

Experience: Trail of Tears 11/1 9pm; 11/2 1am; 11/3 3am; 11/7 3am; 11/7 12:30pm

Weaving Worlds 11/26 1pmWeekly Special Thu 8pm (except

11/18); Fri 6pm (except 11/19)Weekly Special: Holiday Music

Showcase 11/28 1pmWhen Families Grieve 11/14 12:30pmWinged Migration 11/27 2:30pmWoodSongs Sat 11pm, except 11/27Woodwright’s Shop Sat 3pm,

except 11/27WordGirl Mon-Fri 3pmWordWorld Sat 8am


TIU World (Ch. 30.2)

Evening Programming

Weeknights

10:00 PBS NewsHour11:00 BBC World News11:30 Nightly Business Report

Sundays 6:00 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 6:30 Inside Washington 11/28 Brain Fitness 7:00 Global Voices 11/28 Brain Fitness (cont’d) 8:00 Washington Week 8:30 McLaughlin Group 9:00 Need to Know10:00 Global Voices11:00 Global Voices 11/14 Independent Lens

1 Monday 6:00 Nature Invasion of the Giant Pythons 7:00 Mystic Voices: The Story of the Pequot War 9:00 Nature Invasion of the Giant Pythons

2 Tuesday 6:00 The Spirit of Sacajawea 7:00 Jim Thorpe: World’s Greatest Athlete 8:00 Forgotten War: The Struggle for North America 9:00 The Spirit of Sacajawea

3 Wednesday 6:00 Frontline Obama’s Deal 7:00 To Brooklyn and Back: A Mohawk Journey 8:00 Independent Lens Reel Injun 9:00 Frontline Obama’s Deal

4 Thursday 6:00 Indiana Courts 7:00 Nova Mt. St. Helens Back from the Dead 8:00 Nova Mystery of the Megavolcano 9:00 Nova Trapped in an Elevator

5 Friday 6:00 Way of the Warrior 7:00 We Shall Remain: American Experience Trail of Tears 8:30 Unconquered Seminoles 9:00 Way of the Warrior

6 Saturday 6:00 Global Voices Made In L.A./ The First Kid to Learn English from Mexico 7:30 Global Voices Twelve Disciples of Nelson Mandela/Twins of Mankala

9:00 Independent Lens A Dream In Doubt10:00 Time and Tide11:00 Global Voices Witnesses to a Secret War

8 Monday 6:00 Nature Braving Iraq 7:00 Circus First of May/One Ring Family 9:00 Nature Braving Iraq

9 Tuesday 6:00 Global Voices Greener Grass: Cuba, Baseball and the United States 7:00 Tenth Inning Top of the Tenth 9:00 Global Voices Greener Grass: Cuba, Baseball and the United States

10 Wednesday 6:00 Frontline The Confessions 7:30 Independent Lens The Longoria Affair 8:30 Frontline The Confessions

11 Thursday 5:30 Journal 7:00 Standard of Perfection Show Cats 8:00 Through A Dog’s Eyes 9:00 Nova Dogs Decoded

12 Friday 6:00 Reserved to Fight 7:00 Independent Lens Lioness 8:30 Gathering of Heroes 9:00 Reserved to Fight

13 Saturday 6:00 Global Voices A Lion’s Trail 7:00 Chicano Rock! The Sounds of East Los Angeles 8:00 Voces The Golden Age/La Edad De Oro 9:00 Roberto Clemente: American Experience 10:00 Global Voices Greener Grass: Cuba, Baseball and the United States11:00 America at a Crossroads Dissonance and Harmony: Arabic Music Goes West

15 Monday 6:00 Nature Wolverine: Chasing The Phantom 7:00 Circus Change On! 9:00 Nature Wolverine: Chasing The Phantom

16 Tuesday 6:00 History Detectives Fire Station, Face Artifact, Pop Lloyd’s Baseball 7:00 Tenth Inning Bottom of the Tenth 9:30 Golden Game: Baseball in Sacramento

17 Wednesday 6:00 Frontline Law & Disorder 7:00 Before There Were Parks: Yellowstone and Glacier Through Native Eyes 7:30 Independent Lens Lost Sparrow 9:00 Frontline Law & Disorder

18 Thursday 5:30 Journal 7:00 Secrets of the Dead Sinking Atlantis 8:00 Nova Riddles of the Sphinx 9:00 Nova Secrets of Stonehenge

19 Friday 6:00 Secrets of the Dead Lost Ships of Rome 7:00 Secrets of the Dead The Silver Pharaoh 8:00 Secrets of the Dead Slave Ship Mutiny 9:00 Secrets of the Dead Lost Ships of Rome

20 Saturday 6:00 Migrants: A Journey 7:00 Black Grace: from Cannon’s Creek to Jacob’s Pillow 8:00 Global Voices Mirror Dance 9:00 Great Performances: Harlem in Montmartre 10:30 Images of Tony Gleaton 11:00 Global Voices A Lion’s Trail

22 Monday 6:00 Nature Revealing The Leopard 7:00 Circus Born to Be Circus 9:00 IN Focus International Affairs 9:30 Beyond Boundaries

23 Tuesday 6:00 How The Beatles Rocked The Kremlin 7:00 American Masters LENNONYC 9:00 How The Beatles Rocked The Kremlin

24 Wednesday 6:00 Frontline Facing Death 7:00 Fixing the Future: Now on PBS 8:00 Independent Lens Deep Down 9:00 Frontline Facing Death

25 November 5:30 Journal 7:00 Nova The Bible’s Buried Secrets 9:00 Nova Quest for Solomon’s Mines

26 Friday 6:00 Documenting The Face of America 7:00 Rock Prophecies 8:00 President’s Photographer: Fifty Years Inside The Oval Office 9:00 Documenting the Face of America

27 Saturday 6:00 Global Voices Anatomy of a Springroll 7:00 Winged Migration 9:00 Independent Lens New Year Baby 10:00 Global Voices Discovering Dominga 11:00 Global Voices Death of a Shaman

29 Monday 6:00 Nature A Mystery in Alaska 7:00 For the Rights of All: Ending Jim Crow in Alaska 8:00 49th Star 9:00 Nature A Mystery in Alaska

30 Tuesday 6:00 Forgotten Ellis Island 7:00 Bittersweet Roots: The Chinese in California’s Heartland 8:00 West of the Basque 9:00 Forgotten Ellis Island

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TIU Family (Ch. 30.3)

Evening Programming

Mondays 6:00 Sewing with Nancy 6:30 One Stroke Painting with Donna Dewberry 7:00 Simply Ming 7:30 Lidia’s Italy 8:00 Ciao Italia 8:30 Rachel’s Favorite Food at Home 9:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 9:30 Rudy Maxa’s World10:00 Garden Smart10:30 This Old House11:00 Moment of Luxury11:30 Paint, Paper and Crafts

Tuesdays 6:00 Scheewe Art Workshop 6:30 Best of the Joy of Painting 7:00 Nick Stellino’s Family Kitchen 7:30 Mexico - One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless Beg. 11/9 Jacques Pepin: More Fast Food My Way 8:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals 8:30 Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen 9:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 9:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions10:00 Victory Garden10:30 New Yankee Workshop11:00 Woodsmith Shop11:30 Winemakers

Wednesdays 6:00 Knit & Crochet Today Beg. 11/24 Passport & Palette 6:30 Gary Spetz’s Watercolor Quest 7:00 Cook’s Country from America’s Test Kitchen 7:30 Lidia’s Italy 8:00 Everyday Food 8:30 New Scandinavian Cooking 9:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 9:30 Travelscope10:00 Garden Smart10:30 Ask This Old House11:00 For Your Home11:30 Katie Brown Workshop

Thursdays 6:00 Scheewe Art Workshop 11/25 Burt Wolf: Taste of Freedom 6:30 Best of the Joy of Painting 11/25 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated 7:00 Nick Stellino’s Family Kitchen 11/25 Katie Brown Workshop

7:30 Mexico - One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless 11/25 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated 8:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals 11/25 Julia & Jacques Cooking At Home 8:30 Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen 11/25 Katie Brown Workshop 9:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 11/25 Cooks Country from Cook’s Illustrated 9:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions 11/25 Caprial & John’s Kitchen: Cooking for Family and Friends10:00 Victory Garden Beg. 11/25 Caprial & John’s Kitchen (cont’d)10:30 New Yankee Workshop 11/25 Home for Christy Ross: Thanksgiving11:00 Woodsmith Shop 11/25 Chef Paul Prudhomme’s Always Cooking!11:30 Winemakers 11/25 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated

Fridays 6:00 Sewing with Nancy 6:30 One Stroke Painting with Donna Dewberry 7:00 Simply Ming 7:30 Lidia’s Italy 8:00 Ciao Italia 8:30 Rachel’s Favorite Food at Home 9:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 9:30 Rudy Maxa’s World10:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home10:30 This Old House11:00 Moment of Luxury11:30 Paint, Paper and Crafts

6 Saturday 6:00 American Woodshop 6:30 Woodsmith Shop 7:00 Woodturning Workshop 7:30 New Yankee Workshop 8:00 American Woodshop 8:30 New Yankee Workshop 9:00 Woodsmith Shop 9:30 American Woodshop10:00 New Yankee Workshop10:30 American Woodshop11:00 New Yankee Workshop11:30 New Yankee Workshop

13 Saturday 6:00–11:30 Burt Wolf: What We Eat

20 Saturday 6:00 Burt Wolf: Taste of Freedom 6:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated 7:00 Katie Brown Workshop 7:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated 8:00 Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home 8:30 Katie Brown Workshop 9:00 Cook’s Country from America’s Test Kitchen 9:30 Caprial and John’s Kitchen: Cooking for Family and Friends10:00 Home for Christy Rost: Thanksgiving11:00 Chef Paul Prudhomme’s Always Cooking!11:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated

21 Sunday 6:00 Burt Wolf: Taste of Freedom 6:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated 7:00 Katie Brown Workshop 7:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated 8:00 Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home 8:30 Katie Brown Workshop 9:00 Cook’s Country from America’s Test Kitchen 9:30 Caprial and John’s Kitchen: Cooking for Family And10:00 Home for Christy Rost: Thanksgiving

Christy Rost

11:00 Chef Paul Prudhomme’s Always Cooking!11:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated

27 Saturday 6:00–11:00 Globe Trekker

Sundays 6:00 Knit & Crochet Today 6:30 Gary Spetz’s Watercolor Quest Beg. 11/21 Passport & Palette 7:00 Cook’s Country from America’s Test Kitchen 7:30 Lidia’s Italy 8:00 Everyday Food 8:30 New Scandinavian Cooking

Sundays 8:00 Estudio Billboard 9:00 Great Performances11:00 Estudio Billboard

Mondays 8:00 Wild at Heart 9:00 Mini Series11:00 Hay Alguien Hay

Tuesdays 8:00 Inside 9:00 Estudio Billboard10:00 Cuenta Atras11:00 Tratame Bien Except 11/2 Participa 2010

Wednesdays 8:00 Secrets of New York Except on 11/17 En Pantalla Special 8:30 En Pantalla10:00 Antimafia Squad Except 11/3 La Luna En Botella11:00 Amistades Peligrosas11:30 Amistades Peligrosas

Thursdays 8:00 World Series Boxing Recap 8:30 Trans World Sport 9:00 Desafio Extremo11:00 Hay Alguien Hay

Fridays 8:00 Cuentame Como Paso 9:00 Jorge Gestoso Investiga 10:00 Oppenheimer Presenta11:00 Cuentame Como Paso

Saturdays 8:00 La Luna En Botella Beg. 11/20 Desafio Extremo 9:00 Beg. 11/20 World Series Boxing10:00 Cuenta Atras 11/20 World Series Boxing cont’d11:00 Hay Alguien Hay

9:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 9:30 Travelscope10:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home10:30 Ask This Old House11:00 For Your Home11:30 Katie Brown Workshop

Katie Brown


WTIU Corporate Supporters

Lisa Baker, D.D.S.Dr. Judson Brewer, Obstetrics & GynecologyBrown County WineryBunger & RobertsonCoghlan Orthodontics, P.C.Indiana University-Bloomington Continuing StudiesDr. Parmenter & FamilySmithville Telephone Company

WTIU Underwriters

4th Street Festival of the Arts and CraftsAll American StorageAllen Funeral Home & CrematoryAnderson Medical ProductsAngles Café & Gift ShopAqua Pro Pool & SpaArgentum JewelryBell TraceBicycle Garage, Inc.Bloomingfoods Market & DeliChildren’s VillageCurry Auto CenterDermatology Center of Southern IndianaDunn Memorial HospitalFARMbloomingtonFinch’s BrasserieFuneral ChapelFurniture FirstGolden Living CentersGentry ParkGrant Street InnThe Herald-TimesHoosier EnergyHoosiers for Higher Education Dr. Howard and Associates Eye CareIBEW Local 725 & Plus 5 ContractorsISU/The May AgencyIn A Yarn BasketIndiana Credit UnionsThe Indiana Daily StudentIndiana Historical Sites

Indiana Memorial Union Biddle Conference CenterIndiana University Art MuseumIndiana University AuditoriumIndiana University Campus Bus Services Indiana University College of Arts & Sciences Indiana University Credit UnionIndiana University Credit Union —Investment ServicesIndiana University Division of Continuing Studies—IUB Indiana University Division of Residential Programs & ServicesIndiana University Jacobs School of MusicIndiana University Office of the Vice President for Research— Arts WeekIndiana University School of Health, Physical Education & RecreationIndiana University School of OptometryIndianapolis OperaLawrence County Tourism CommissionMallor, Clendening, Grodner & BohrerMann Plumbing, Inc.Monroe County Solid WasteThe Olive LeafOliver WineryOwen County Community FoundationPain ManagementPAK MailProsLinkPynco, Inc.Quality Surfaces, Inc.Richard Jones-Wells Fargo AdvisorsRon Plecher – REMAXSmithville Telephone CompanySouthern Indiana PediatricsSouthern Indiana Radiological Associates, Inc.Stonebridge Health CampusThompson FurnitureTraditions CateringVance Music CenterWFHB Community RadioWhitewater Valley Railroad X-Printwear

WTIU Production Support

Saving Places: Preserving Indiana’s Architectural HeritageEfroymson Family Fund, A CICF FundBall Brothers Foundation——————————————–——Our Town: Terre HauteThe Electrical Workers of the IBEW Local 725 and the National Electrical Contractors AssociationA Grant from The Hollie and Anna Oakley FoundationThe Terre Haute Convention and Visitors BureauThe Wabash Valley Community Foundation—––––———————————–—––Harp DreamsDick and Ruth Johnson Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation, Inc.—––––———————————–—––Indiana State Parks: Treasures in Your Own BackyardBridgestone Americas Trust FundStewart & Irwin, Attorneys at LawVectren Foundation—––––———————————–—––Spirit of Monroe County IIICFC, Inc. McCrea & McCrea Law OfficesSmithville Telephone Company —––––———————————–——IN FocusHoosier EnergyHoosiers for Higher EducationThe Herald-TimesSmithville Telephone Company——————————————–——Our Town: MartinsvilleBynum’s Steakhouse Community Foundation of Morgan CountyHomeBankIndiana Gratings, Inc.——————————————–——Wilderness Plots: Songs and Stories of the PrairieThe Moveable Feast of the Arts——————————————–——The Friday ZoneSmithville Telephone CompanyMargaret A. Cargill FoundationDorothy Meyer Advisor Gift Fund——————————————–——The Weekly SpecialBloomington Hospital——————————————–——Ready to LearnSmithville Telephone CompanyREMC—Utilities District of Western Indiana


Overnight Schedule

1 Monday12:00 Nature Pythons 1:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Sherlock: The Blind Banker 2:30 PBS Previews: Circus 3:00 Great Performances The Chicago Symphony Orchestra 4:30 PBS Previews: Circus 5:00 Secrets of the Dead Herculaneum Uncovered

2 Tuesday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 We Shall Remain: American Experience Trail of Tears 2:30 Before There Were Parks: Yellowstone and Glacier 3:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Sherlock 4:30 PBS Previews: Circus 5:00 Nature Pythons

3 Wednesday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Frontline Obama’s Deal 2:00 Nova Trapped in an Elevator 3:00 We Shall Remain: American Experience Trail of Tears 4:30 Before There Were Parks: Yellowstone and Glacier 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Politically Collect

4 Thursday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Tavis Smiley 1:30 Tavis Smiley 2:00 Circus First of May/ One Ring Family 4:00 Independent Lens Reel Injun 5:00 Nova Trapped in an Elevator

5 Friday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 Way of the Warrior 3:00 Circus First of May/ One Ring Family 5:00 Secrets of the Dead The Silver Pharaoh

6 Saturday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Need to Know 2:30 Before There Were Parks: Yellowstone and Glacier

3:00 Circus First of May/ One Ring Family 5:00 This Old House Hour

7 Sunday12:00 Nature Pythons 1:00 Nova Trapped in an Elevator 2:00 Nova Trapped in an Elevator 3:00 We Shall Remain: American Experience Trail of Tears 4:30 Washington Week 5:00 Need to Know

8 Monday12:00 Nature Braving Iraq 1:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Sherlock 2:30 Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers Going Deep 3:00 Circus First of May/ One Ring Family 5:00 Secrets of the Dead The Silver Pharaoh

9 Tuesday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Tenth Inning Top of the Tenth 3:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Sherlock: The Great Game 4:30 Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers Going Deep 5:00 Nature Braving Iraq

10 Wednesday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Independent Lens The Longoria Affair 2:00 Nova Dogs Decoded 3:00 Tenth Inning Top of the Tenth 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Mobile, Alabama - Part 2

11 Tuesday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Tavis Smiley 1:30 Tavis Smiley 2:00 Circus Change On!/ Survival of the Fittest 4:00 Independent Lens The Longoria Affair 5:00 Nova Dogs Decoded

12 Wednesday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 Medal of Honor 3:30 Circus Change On!/ Survival of the Fittest 5:30 Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers Going Deep

13 Saturday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Need to Know 2:30 Circus Change On!/ Survival of the Fittest 4:30 Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers Going Deep 5:00 This Old House Hour

14 Sunday12:00 Nature Braving Iraq 1:00 Nova Dogs Decoded 2:00 Frontline The Confessions 3:30 Independent Lens The Longoria Affair 4:30 Washington Week 5:00 Need to Know

15 Monday12:00 Nature Wolverine 1:00 Tina Fey: The Mark Twain Prize 2:30 Circus Change On! Survival of the Fittest 4:30 Secrets of the Dead Slave Ship Mutiny 5:30 Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers Chimp Minds

16 Tuesday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Tenth Inning Bottom of the Tenth 3:30 Tina Fey: The Mark Twain Prize 5:00 Nature Wolverine: Chasing the Phantom

17 Wednesday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Frontline Law & Disorder 2:00 Nova Secrets of Stonehenge 3:00 Tenth Inning Bottom of the Tenth 5:30 Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers Chimp Minds

18 Thursday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Tavis Smiley 1:30 Tavis Smiley 2:00 Circus Born to Be Circus/Down the Road 4:00 Independent Lens Lost Sparrow 5:30 Crown of the Continent—Alaska’s Wrangell-St. Elias

19 Friday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 This Old House Hour

2:00 Athens: The Dawn of Democracy Part 1 3:00 Circus Born to Be Circus/Down the Road 5:00 Secrets of the Dead Lost Ships of Rome

20 Saturday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Need to Know 2:30 Circus Born to Be Circus/Down the Road 4:30 Washington Week 5:00 This Old House Hour

21 Sunday12:00 Reindeer Queen12:30 Nature Wolverine: Chasing the Phantom 1:30 Nova Secrets of Stonehenge 2:30 Frontline Law & Disorder 3:30 Antiques Roadshow Mobile, Alabama - Part 3 4:30 Washington Week 5:00 Need to Know

22 Monday12:30 Masterpiece Contemporary Lennon Naked 2:00 How The Beatles Rocked The Kremlin 3:00 Circus Change On! 4:00 Circus Survival of the Fittest 5:00 Secrets of the Dead Lost Ships of Rome

23 Tuesday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 American Masters LENNONYC 3:00 Masterpiece Contemporary Lennon Naked 4:30 How The Beatles Rocked The Kremlin 5:30 Before There Were Parks: Yellowstone and Glacier

24 Wednesday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Frontline Facing Death 2:00 Nova Quest for Solomon’s Mines 3:00 American Masters LENNONYC 5:00 Antiques Roadshow Simply the Best

25 Thursday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Great Performances Sondheim! 3:00 Independent Lens Deep Down 4:00 Frontline Facing Death 5:00 Nova Quest for Solomon’s Mines

26 Friday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 This Old House Hour 2:00 Athens: The Dawn of Democracy Part 2 3:00 Great Performances Sondheim! 5:00 President’s Photographer: Fifty Years Inside the Oval Office

27 Saturday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 Washington Week 1:30 Need to Know 2:30 President’s Photographer: Fifty Years Inside the Oval Office 3:30 Athens: The Dawn of Democracy Part 2 4:30 Washington Week 5:00 This Old House Hour

28 Sunday12:00 Nature Revealing the Leopard 1:00 Nova Quest for Solomon’s Mines 2:00 Frontline Facing Death 3:00 President’s Photographer: 4:00 Crown of the Continent—Alaska’s Wrangell-St. Elias 4:30 Need to Know 5:30 Washington Week

29 Monday12:00 Nature Alaska 1:00 Great Performances Sondheim! 3:00 American Masters LENNONYC 5:00 President’s Photographer

30 Tuesday12:00 Charlie Rose 1:00 President’s Photographer: 2:00 Antiques Roadshow San Antonio, Texas - Hour One 3:00 Great Performances Sondheim! 5:00 Nature A Mystery in Alaska

Saving Places: Preserving Indiana’s Architectural HeritageMonday, November 29 at 8pm

There are dozens of important historic places in Indiana that are constantly threatened by sprawl, obsolescence, and lack of official protection. Others are disappearing before our eyes by abandonment, neglect, and deterioration. But we can be encouraged, because there are many places in our state where people decided to work together to preserve unique historic sites. Produced by WTIU in cooperation with Indiana Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Saving Places tells the stories of individuals who are engaged in revitalizing, protecting, and preserving our historic places in Indiana. This video documentary tells the stories of four sites from across Indiana: Wilson Bridge near Delphi; The John Jay Center for Learning in Portland; Lyles Station School near Princeton; and the Maple Grove Road Historic District near Bloomington.

Today, historic preservation is much more about the future than about the past. Saving our historic landmarks helps us build meaningful communities for the future. It also helps us provide a place for those who come after us in which they will understand and appreciate the special culture of Indiana. Saving Places focuses on the positives of “community-building” and the economic growth that successful preservation can engender for the city or council involved in the preservation effort. Viewers will see the astounding transformations and find out what inspires people to get involved. What actions were taken? What obstacles were faced or are still being faced? All of the projects required organization, commitment, passion, and energy. While there are similarities—each story is different. More information will be available after November 15th at indianapublicmedia.org/savingplaces

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November 2010 – TV Guide