SDPB Magazine, April 2012

April 2012

VOL. 43 NO. 4 April 2012

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SDPB Magazine and Promotion StaffRuth Bylander, Editor

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Learn. Dream. Grow.2 April 2012 3

News – A Vital Part of SDPBIn the days before 24-hour cable news and social

media, news was reported on TV and radio stations and in newspapers on an hourly, daily or weekly basis. The machine that was responsible for disseminating news to news outlets from the 1910s to the 1990s was the teletype – a printer connected to a central agency that printed news stories, weather information, sports scores, and more. The Associated Press introduced the “telegraph typewriter” into newsrooms in 1914, and, by 1935, the “teletype” was in use by both AP and United Press.

On April 1, 1944, KUSD (the University of South Dakota radio station that would eventually become part of SDPB) obtained our first teletype. It was such big news at the time, that the exact moment the first news story was read using information from the AP teletype was noted (it was 3:30pm), and became the subject of a newspaper article in the USD Volante and other newspapers.

It happened at a momentous time in history. D-Day was two months away and World War II dominated the headlines. Thousands of South Dakotans were serving overseas. The war was one of the first events that drew Americans from across the continent together, and modern technologies like teletypes and radio stations kept people on the homefront informed.

News continues to be an important service provided by SDPB. Our staff covers the annual South Dakota Legislative Session, activity by local governments and individuals, and pieces of interest for and about South Dakota. Our public affairs programming gives listeners and viewers the opportunity to share in a statewide conversation. SDPB News has been recognized repeatedly for the quality of reporting, with awards from the Associated Press, Silver Microphone and Edward R. Murrow Awards from the Radio TV News Directors Association (RTNDA) and national awards from Scripps-Howard.

From the first time news was shared via wireless in 1922, to today’s consumer getting news on their wireless computer or mobile device, SDPB has been there with the important news of the day. We continue that tradition with state, national and global reports every day.

Your support makes it possible.

Strike Up the All-State Band Saturday, April 21, 8pm (7 MT)

Strike up the band! More than 150 of South Dakota’s best young musicians are center stage when SDPB Television presents the 2012 All-State Band concerts on Saturday, April 21, at 8pm (7 MT).

The talented high school instrumentalists, selected via audition, represent high schools from across South Dakota. The musicans were taped during the All-State gathering in Brookings last month. The students were divided into two bands, presenting two fabulous concerts. The highlights come together in this two-hour program by SDPB Television. Check out Sports.SDPB.org for more on the two-day event.

High school achievement events are presented in partnership with the South Dakota High School Activities Association.

Major sponsors of high school activities coverage are Dacotah Bank and Midcontinent Communications.

Other sponsors include Farmers Union

Insurance and Scheels. Also, Independent Insurance Agents of South Dakota, South Dakota Broadband Initiative, South Dakota Department of Education and Touchstone Energy. Also, South Dakota Crop Improvement Association, Subway and Taco John’s. Web Coverage and Web broadcasts are supported by SDN Communications and Farmers Union Insurance.

Make SDPB Your Destination on Wednesdays

Tornado debris wrapped around a tree.

SDPB1, Wednesdays, April 11- May 2: Nature: 7pm (6 MT) NOVA: 8pm (7 MT) America Revealed: 9pm (8 MT)

Join the exploration of science, the natural world and the inner workings of our own country on Wednesday nights.

Nature takes us beneath the sea (4/11), on a wild river journey (4/18), to Chernobyl to examine the effects of radiation on wildlife (4/25), and into the wild to look at animal babies (5/2).

NOVA looks at the deadly 2011 tornado outbreaks (4/11), cruise ship safety (4/18), science of the sun (4/25), and a thinking supercomputer (5/2).

America Revealed takes an in-depth look at how our nation keeps running. The four-part series will examine food (4/11), transportation (4/18), the power grid (4/25) and manufacturing (5/2).

Technology expert and communications attorney Yul Kwon (winner of “Survivor:

Cook Islands”) hosts America Revealed, an exciting new PBS series that travels through time, space and systems to reveal a nation of interdependent and intricately interwoven

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Two great science series, Nature and NOVA, plus one great new four-part series, America Revealed, combine to make Wednesday nights exciting on the SDPB1 channel from April 11-May 2. And make sure to check for encore presentations on SDPB2 Television with NOVA and America Revealed on the following Thursdays, and Nature on the following Mondays.


SDPB Radio – We Are South Dakota

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SDPB Radio is there for you – 24 hours a day, seven days a week. SDPB Radio offers some 42 hours of local programming each week, plus news, information, talk, music and entertainment from national and international sources. And it’s all for you, the listeners in South Dakota and neighboring communities.

New host Karl Gerhke is offering one of the state’s best talk and issues programs. in the state. Dakota Midday, weekdays at Noon (11 MT), is must-hear programming.

We’ve expanded our local programming by bringing Jim “Uncle Jimmo” Clark back to Jazz Nightly.

Rock Garden Tour, a eccentric and eclectic celebration of South Dakota’s oddities, is back for a once-a-month tour, the last Saturday of the month at 8pm (7 MT).

No Cover, No Minimum Radio explores South Dakota performance on Saturdays at 11pm (10 MT).

We are South Dakota. And we depend on you to support the best radio in the state.

April 21-28 is the Spring Membership Drive. We want you to know that it’s important for the continued survival of SDPB. So tune in for the great radio you hear every day and every week. And join us for some special programming as well. It’s your radio station. Thank you for your support.

with the person in the mirror, or find a way to force yourself to become a better person? Radiolab uses science, culture and information to uncover the real story behind the stories. It’s a fascinating journey way outside our usual way of thinking.

This American Life Marathon

Radiolab MarathonSaturday, April 21, 11am-1pm (10-Noon MT)

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Saturday, April 21, 1-3 pm (Noon - 2 MT)

There’s no such thing as a “typical” American or a “typical” life. This American Life offers us insights into the vast melting pot that makes up the United States. Host Ira Glass paints, with words, a vivid picture of the lives that make up This American Life.

Car Talk MarathonSaturday, April 28, 9am-Noon (8-11 MT)

They’re wise-cracking mechanics. Who knew that could be great radio? The Magliozzi brothers are back for three hours of goofy romantic advice, family counseling, issues analysis…oh, and, of course, auto advice. Let Tom and Ray talk away your troubles with Car Talk.

Uncle Jimmo Returns to Jazz NightlyRadio: Weeknights, 8-11pm (7-10 MT)www.SDPB.org/jazznightly

He’s back! The coolest cat in South Dakota jazz is back on SDPB Radio.

Jim “Uncle Jimmo” Clark is back at the helm of Jazz Nightly. Jazz babies can tune into the three-hour show on weeknights from 8 to 11pm Central, 7 to 10pm “Mountain swingin’ time,” as Clark would say. Jazz Nightly features the best of jazz classics, top new artists and local performance.

Tune in via SDPB Radio or SDPB.org (“Live Radio 1” at the right side of the website). And check out the playlists at SDPB.org/jazznightly.

“This is great news for SDPB Radio,” said Joe Tlustos, Director of SDPB Radio. “Getting Jimmo back reinforces SDPB’s commitment to live local production. Thanks to all the stakeholders inside and outside SDPB whose work, support and creativity made this return possible.”

Clark, who has been absent from JazzNightly since last June, originally came to SDPB in 2001. He previously worked in Sandusky, Mich., where he was a radio news director, and has been a host for jazz and big band programs in Michigan, Arizona and New Hampshire.

We’re glad he’s back on SDPB.

The Best in News, Every Day, on Your Radio DialSDPB Radio is your

source for great news and information, every day – from local programs like Dakota Midday and local Dakota Digest reports, to national and international news from providers like NPR, American Public Media, Public Radio

International and the BBC.Tune in every day to stay up to date.

Here’s just a few of our programs:

WeekdaysMorning Edition, 5-9am (4-8 MT)

– NPR covers the world, from hotspots like Syria and Afghanistan to stories from throughout the United States. It’s your source for news and fascinating stories.

Dakota Digest, 7:35am (6:35 MT) and 5:30pm (4:30 MT) – SDPB offers you a window into the top stories and issues in South Dakota, as well as interesting people and places.

Arts Calendar, 7:30am (6:30 MT) 8:30am (7:30 MT) – Your daily wrap-up of arts news and happenings around the state.

Dakota Midday, Noon (11 MT) – News, information, issues and talk bring you up-to-date on what’s on South Dakotans’ minds. Two special programs alternate on Science Fridays – Innovation, with the latest in South Dakota science and tech, and Tech Radio with the Computer Guys keeping you on track with computers, gadgets and software.

All Things Considered, 4-6:30pm (3-5:30 MT) – NPR offers the news, information and the first-rate stories that keep you glued to the radio.

WeekendsWeekend Edition, Saturday & Sunday,

7-9am (6-8 MT) – The news and great stories from NPR.

Weekend All Things Considered, Saturday, 4pm (3 MT); Sunday 5pm (4 MT) – A one-hour looks at the news and quality features about our world.

http://SDPB.org/jazznightly


Roadshow Host Mark Walberg will be in Rapid City this summer.

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Antiques Roadshow is coming to South Dakota this summer and you have until April 16 to sign up for tickets to the appraisal event.

The appraisal event will take place at Rapid City’s Rushmore Plaza Civic

Center on Saturday, July 14. You’ll have a chance to show off

your treasures to the variety of experts at the event – but only if you have tickets. Admission to the appraisal event is free, but tickets are required and must be obtained in advance.

Tickets are distributed by a random drawing, here’s how it works.

Online: Visit pbs.org/antiques and click on “2012 Tour.” Fill out the form and submit it by April 16. You can go online May 8 to find out whether you will receive tickets.

By mail: Send a standard postcard to: RAPID CITY ROADSHOW, P.O. Box 249, Canton, MA 02021. Include your name, address, city, state and zip code. If you get tickets, they will arrive via mail in late June or early July.

Ticket information and complete ticketing rules are available on pbs.org/antiques or by calling toll-free 888-762-3749. Only one application per household is allowed and applicants must be 18 years of age. All ticket applications must be received by April 16 at 10:59pm (9:59 MT).

In addition, the Roadshow Furniture Roundup is seeking large pieces of furniture located within a 50-mile radius of Rapid City to be included in the appraisal event on July 14. If your furniture is selected, you’ll get two tickets to the show, and the Roadshow team will make arrangements to transport the furniture to the event and back at no cost to you! The owner of the furniture must attend the event. For more information and complete furniture submission rules visit pbs.org/antiques.

Antiques Roadshow 2012 stops and dates include:

Boston, MA – June 9, 2012Myrtle Beach, SC – June 23, 2012Rapid City, SD – July 14, 2012Cincinnati, OH – July 21, 2012Corpus Christi, TX – August 4, 2012Seattle, WA – August 18, 2012Programs recorded in those locations will

make up Roadshow’s 17th broadcast season on PBS, airing in 2013.

The 2012 Tour features a series of local events at which top appraisers offer the public free evaluations of antiques and collectibles – revealing the often surprising history and value of these items. Some appraisals are taped and the best ones are edited into three one-hour programs from each city. In addition, each program takes a look at some of the historic and/or cultural highlights of each location. The programs featuring Rapid City will air in 2013.

Antiques Roadshow airs on SDPB1 Television on Mondays at 7pm (6 MT) and Sundays at 6pm (5 MT).

Antiques Roadshow is sponsored by Liberty Mutual Insurance and Subaru. Additional funding is provided by public television viewers. Antiques Roadshow is produced for PBS by WGBH Boston. Executive producer is Marsha Bemko.

SDPB Videographer Heads for S. SudanSDPB Television’s

Saturnino “Eka” John, a videographer at the network for nearly 10 years, is headed for the Republic of South Sudan.

John came to the United States

separated from their families during decades of violent civil war in Sudan.

He came to SDPB in 2003 and earned his degree at the University of South Dakota in 2004.

Later this year, he will return to the Republic of South Sudan, the newest country in the world, to help rebuild his homeland.

We will miss him at SDPB and we wish him luck.

Saturnino “Eka” John

in 1995, one of many refugees who were

SDPB2 TV Lassoes Jackrabbit Stampede Highlights SDPB2: Friday, April 13, 7pm (6 MT) Sunday, April 15, 1pm (Noon MT)

www.sdstate.edu/rodeoHold onto your cowboy hats. Highlights

from the Jackrabbit Stampede in Brookings will air live on SDPB2 Television on Friday, April 13, at 7pm (6 MT) and Sunday, April 15, at 1pm (Noon MT). The programs, each approximately 2.5 hours, will feature live coverage of the “Short Go” – the top 10 contestants from each of the two rodeos from the Stampede.

SDPB Television is working with the Swiftel Center, South Dakota State University Rodeo Club and Sutton Rodeos Inc. to present the programs.

The Stampede, from April 12-15, includes more than 250 collegiate athletes from five states and more than a dozen schools competing in nine events. For details and ticketing information, go to sdstate.edu/rodeo.

The first rodeo is Thursday, April 12 at 7pm, and Friday, April 13, at 1pm, with the televised Short Go on Friday at 7pm (6 MT). The second rodeo competes on Saturday, April 14, at 1pm and 7pm, with the televised

Short Go on Sunday, April 15 at 1pm (Noon MT)

The 2012 Jackrabbit Stampede represents the 58th annual rodeo event for the SDSU Rodeo Club, which is celebrating its 60th year. The event at the Swiftel Center in Brookings is held in conjunction with Sutton Rodeos Inc. and the SDSU Rodeo Club.


SDPB1 WEEKDAYS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS 5am / 4 MT GED Connection Knitting Daily Dakota Life

5:30/4:30 MT Workplace Skills Dakota Life Signing Time 6am / 5 MT BBC World News Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Curious George

6:30/5:30 MT Maya & Miguel Bob the Builder The Cat in the Hat 7am / 6 MT Curious George Curious George Super Why!

7:30/6:30 MT The Cat in The Hat The Cat in the Hat Dinosaur Train 8am / 7 MT Super Why! Super Why! Sid the Science Kid

8:30/7:30 MT Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train Martha Speaks 9am / 8 MT Clifford the Big Red Dog Thomas & Friends Arthur

9:30/8:30 MT Zooboomafoo Angelina Ballerina WordGirl 10am / 9 MT Caillou It’s Sew Easy Cyberchase

10:30/9:30 MT WorldWorld Love of Quilting Electric Company 11am / 10 MT Sid the Science Kid Quilt in a Day McLaughlin Group 11:30/10:30MT Barney & Friends Sewing with Nancy Market to Market Noon/ 11 MT Sesame Street Quilting Arts Native Report

12:30/11:30MT Rough Cut – Woodworking My Generation

SDPB2 WEEKDAYS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS 5am / 4 MT Various documentaries Inside Washington

See regular listings 6-11pm (5-10 MT)

5:30/4:30 MT Washington Week 6am / 5 MT News, public affairs, talk,

interview programs To the Contrary

6:30/5:30 MT Maria Hinojosa 7am / 6 MT

See regular listings 6-9pm (5-8 MT)

Need to Know 7:30/6:30 MT Inside Washington 8am / 7 MT

Documentary (repeated 11am-1pm/10-Noon MT)

8:30/7:30 MT 9am / 8 MT

9:30/8:30 MT 10am / 9 MT Various documentary Wealthtrack History Detectives, documentary

or longer previous program 10:30/9:30 MT Inside Washington 11am / 10 MT Tavis Smiley (On Call 4/4,11,

18,25. SD Focus 4/2,16,23,30) Documentary (repeats from 8-10am/7-9 MT)

See regular listings 11pm-1am (10-Midnight MT)

11:30/10:30MT Noon/ 11 MT News, public affairs, talk,

interview programs 12:30/11:30MT

SDPB3 Sunday & Wednesday Monday & Friday Tuesday & Thursday Saturday Theme Days

5am / 4 MT Love of Quilting Sewing with Nancy Scheewe Art Workshop April 7 Spring Fling – gardening

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Birds of a Feather – cooking

April 21

It’s Not Easy Being Green

April 28

Fix Up Your Home – create value

5:30/4:30 MT Donna Dewberry Simply Painting Joy of Painting 6am / 5 MT America’s Test Kitchen Simply Ming Jacques Pepin

6:30/5:30 MT Lidia’s Italy Lidia’s Italy Gourmet’s Adventures 7am / 6 MT Tang’s Easy Thai Cooking Ciao Italia Caprial & John’s Kitchen

7:30/6:30 MT Sara’s Weeknight Meals Secrets of a Chef Christina Cooks (4/12) 8am / 7 MT Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe Burt Wolf: Travels

8:30/7:30 MT Travelscope Travel with Kids Openroad 9am / 8 MT P.Allen Smith (Su & F) Garden Smart (W & M) The Victory Garden

9:30/8:30 MT Ask This Old House This Old House Woodwright’s Shop 10am / 9 MT For Your Home American Woodshop Woodsmith Shop

10:30/9:30 MT Katie Brown Workshop Around the House Growing Bolder 11am / 10 MT Love of Quilting Sewing with Nancy Scheewe Art Workshop 11:30/10:30MT Donna Dewberry Simply Painting Joy of Painting Noon/ 11 MT Am.’s Test Kitchen (W)

Arthur (Su) Simply Ming Jacques Pepin Curiosity Quest

12:30/11:30MT Lidia’s Italy (W) Word Girl (Su) Lidia’s Italy Gourmet’s Adventures

Seafood Cook-off (4/3) Biz Kid$ Indicates locally produced programming. Find full schedules at SDPB.org.

Series Featured on Television in AprilApril will enthrall, educate and amuse us.

Here are some of the national highlights for SDPB Television.

Masterpiece ClassicGreat ExpectationsSDPB1: Sundays, April 1 & 8, 8pm (7 MT)

An orphan boy meets an escaped convict, a crazed rich woman, a bewitching girl, and grows up to have great expectations of wealth from a mysterious patron in Charles Dickens’ remarkable tale of rags to riches to self-knowledge.BirdsongSDPB1: Sundays, April 22 & 29, 8pm (7 MT)

This adaptation of Sebastian Faulk’s best-selling novel about lovers torn apart by World War I tells the tale of Stephen Wraysford, whose pre-war affair with Isabelle Azaire has an enduring effect on him as he fights in the trenches.

Doc MartinSDPB1: Thursdays, 9pm (8 MT)

A new season of the comedy/drama finds Doc Martin still in the odd little village of Portwenn where he deals with strange cases and stranger personalities. They include a hub-cap stealing intruder on a local farm, a culinary showdown during the town’s “Fun Day” and a resident who may be being slowly poisoned by her son.

Frontline Money, Power & Wall StreetPart 1 SDPB1: Tuesday, April 24, 8pm (7 MT) SDBP2: Wednesday, April 25, 7pm (6 MT)Part 2 SDPB1: Tuesday, May 1, 8pm (7 MT) SDPB2: Wednesday, May 2, 7pm (6 MT)

Art in the Twenty-First CenturySDPB1: Fridays, April 13-27, 9pm (8 MT)

Art in the Twenty-First Century focuses on contemporary artists and the forces that drive them. Through in-depth profiles and interviews, the series reveals the inspiration, vision and techniques behind the creative works of some of the most accomplished contemporary artists.

Since 2008, Wall Street and Washington have fought against the tide of the fiercest financial crisis since the Great Depression. What have they wrought? In a special four-hour investigation, FRONTLINE tells the inside story of the struggles to rescue and repair a shattered economy.

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1Sun South Dakota Focus Legislative Review Moyers & Company Augusta’s Master Plan America’s

Heartland Burt Wolf Great Rivers

SDPB2 Pacific Heartbeat Waimea ‘Ukulele & Slack Key Guitar

Global Voices The Last White Man Standing

Global Voices Afghanistan Unveiled

Women, War & Peace Peace Unveiled

SDPB3 Wild Kratts The Electric Company Cyberchase Fetch! Mister

Rogers Bob the Builder

Thomas & Friends

Angelina Ballerina

2Mon Berenstain Bears Cyberchase Curiosity

Quest Martha Speaks Arthur WordGirl Wild Kratts The Electric

Company SDPB2 Finding Your Roots Cory

Booker & John Lewis Nature Cuba: The Accidental Eden

Nature Ocean Giants: Giant Lives Whales & dolphins.

South Dakota Focus Top state issues.

SDPB3 Ciao Italia Secrets of a Chef

Rick Steves London

Travel with Kids Alaska

Garden Smart

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

3Tue Berenstain Bears Cyberchase Design

Squad Martha Speaks Arthur WordGirl Wild Kratts The Electric

Company SDPB2 Women, War & Peace

War Redefined American Masters Harper Lee Erma Bombeck Newsline Journal

SDPB3 Caprial & John

Mexico – One Plate

Burt Wolf Great Hotels

Openroad The West

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder

4Wed Berenstain Bears Cyberchase Biz Kid$ Martha

Speaks Arthur WordGirl Wild Kratts The Electric Company

SDPB2 The Doha Debates Marriage between relatives.

Indy Lens You’re Looking at Me Like I Live Here

Pricele$$ How can election financing be cleaned up?

On Call Risky Behaviors – How to Change

SDPB3 Easy Thai Cooking

Sara’s Meals

Rick Steves Paris

Travelscope Ireland

Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

5Thu Berenstain Bears Cyberchase Dragonfly

TV Martha Speaks Arthur WordGirl Wild Kratts The Electric

Company SDPB2 NOVA Hunting the Elements Weird and extreme

chemistry is revealing more about our world. Saving the Titanic Ship’s final hours recreated. Newsline Journal



Burt Wolf New York

Openroad Hawaii

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder

6Fri Berenstain Bears Cyberchase Signing

Time! Martha Speaks Arthur WordGirl Wild Kratts The Electric

Company SDPB2 American Experience Grand Coulee Dam

Technology and environment clash. American Experience The Panama Canal Incredible engineering achievement. Newsline Journal


Rick Steves London

Travel with Kids Alaska

P. Allen Smith

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

7Sat Woodsmith Shop This Old House Hour Motorweek America’s

Test Kitchen The Victory Garden

Prairie Yard & Garden Hometime

SDPB2 Need to Know

Inside Washington

Martin Luther A German monk’s defiance revolutionized the Medieval world.

To the Contrary

Maria Hinojosa

SDPB3 Design Squad

Dragonfly TV

Signing Time! Arthur WordGirl Wild Kratts The Electric

Company Cyberchase

8Sun Kings of the Court SD boys basketball history. Moyers & Company The Life of Jesus Christ America’s

Heartland Burt Wolf Great Rivers

SDPB2 Pacific Heartbeat Under a Jarvis Moon

Global Voices Sisters in Law Women in Cameroon work to change their world.

Always with Me

Women, War & Peace War Redefined



Thomas & Friends

Angelina Ballerina

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Rick Steves Granada

Nature Adventures

Antiques Roadshow El Paso I Lawrence Welk Masterpiece Classic Great

Expectations Part I (2 hrs) > 1Sun Women, War & Peace The War We Are Living

Independent Lens Power Paths Reservation challenge.

Global Voices The Great Wall across the Yangtze

Pacific Heartbeat Waimea ‘Ukulele & Slack Key Guitar SDPB2

Peep & Big Wide World

Clifford the Big Red Dog

America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy Easy Thai

Cooking Sara’s Meals

Rick Steves Belfast

Travelscope Guatemala SDPB3

Fetch! Nightly Biz Report PBs NewsHour Antiques Roadshow

El Paso II American Masters Margaret Mitchell 2Mon

Nature Ocean Giants: Giant Lives Whales & dolphins.

Finding Your Roots Cory Booker & John Lewis

Nature Cuba: The Accidental Eden

Nature Ocean Giants: Giant Lives Whales & dolphins. SDPB2

Sewing With Nancy

Simply Painting Arthur WordGirl Wild Kratts The Electric

Company Fetch! Curious George SDPB3

Fetch! Nightly Biz Report PBs NewsHour American Experience Grand Coulee Dam Am Exp.

(1.5 hrs) > 3Tue Erma Bombeck

Millie Benson

Women, War & Peace War Redefined American Masters Harper Lee Erma

Bombeck SDPB2 Scheewe Art Workshop

The Joy of Painting Arthur WordGirl Wild Kratts The Electric


Fetch! Nightly Biz Report PBs NewsHour Nature Ocean Giants: Deep

Thinkers Dolphins & whales. NOVA Hunting the Elements Extreme chemistry. (2 hrs) > 4Wed

Pricele$$ How can election financing be cleaned up?

The Doha Debates Marriage between relatives.

Indy Lens You’re Looking at Me Like I Live Here

Pricele$$ How can election financing be cleaned up? SDPB2

Love of Quilting

Donna Dewberry Arthur WordGirl Wild Kratts The Electric


Fetch! Nightly Biz Report PBs NewsHour On Call Nervous System

Disorders Kings of the Court SD boys basketball history. 5Thu

Saving the Titanic Ship’s final hours recreated.

NOVA Hunting the Elements Weird and extreme chemistry is revealing more about our world.

Saving the Titanic Ship’s final hours recreated. SDPB2

Scheewe Art Workshop



Fetch! Nightly Biz Report PBs NewsHour Washington

Week Need to Know

McLaughlin Group

Market to Market 6Fri

History Detectives Lou Gehrig Autograph

American Experience Grand Coulee Dam Technology and environment clash.

American Experience The Panama Canal Incredible engineering achievement. SDPB2

Sewing With Nancy



Classic Gospel Lawrence Welk Guy Lombardo

As Time Goes BY

Keeping Up Appear.

Last of Sum-mer Wine 7Sat

Wealthtrack European Journal Moyers & Company Washington

Week McLaughlin Group

Need to Know

Inside Washington SDPB2

Fetch! Nature Adventures

Burt Wolf Passover

P. Allen Smith

New Jewish Cuisine

K. Brown Workshop

Wild Photo Wildflowers

Burt Wolf Easter SDPB3

Rick Steves Andalucía

Nature Adventures

Antiques Roadshow El Paso II Lawrence Welk Masterpiece Classic Great

Expectations Part II (2 hrs) > 8Sun American Masters Margaret Mitchell

The Greatest Good The U.S. Forest Service works to preserve resources for public benefit.

Pacific Heartbeat Under a Jarvis Moon SDPB2





Rick Steves Provence

Travelscope Taiwan SDPB3

Prairie Yard and Garden Debuts on SDPB1SDPB1: Saturdays, 4pm (3 MT)

Get growing this season with a new gardening series on Saturdays: Prairie Yard and Garden. The 30-minute television show focuses on gardening in the upper midwest. Prairie Yard and Garden is produced by the Media Services Department at the University of Minnesota, Morris.

Larry Zilliox, former University of Minnesota Extension educator from Alexandria, Minn., is the host of the successful

gardening series. Each season, the series travels the state to meet with researchers, gardening and nursery professionals, educators and ordinary backyard gardeners to discuss specific issues in horticulture, landscaping and a host of topics in gardening.


APRIL 9pm / 8 MT

9:30pm 8:30 MT

10pm / 9 MT

10:30pm / 9:30 MT

11pm / 10 MT

11:30pm / 10:30 MT

Midnight / 11 MT

12:30am / 11:30 MT

1Sun < Masterpiece Classic Great Expectations Part 1

Finding Your Roots w/ Henry Lewis Gates Jr. Harry Connick Jr./Branford Marsalis/Cory Booker/John Lewis

Washington Week

BBC Newsnight

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal Pacific Heartbeat Waimea

‘Ukulele & Slack Key Guitar Global Voices The Last White Man Standing

SDPB3 P. Allen Smith

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Love of Quilting

Donna Dewberry

America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy

2Mon American Masters Harper Lee BBC World News

Charlie Rose Talk and interviews.

Tavis Smiley Talk.

Burt Wolf Great Rivers

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal Finding Your Roots Cory

Booker & John Lewis Nature Cuba: The Accidental Eden

SDPB3 Garden Smart

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy

Simply Painting Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy

3Tue < American Experience Panama Canal (8:30/7:30 MT)

Keeping Up Appear.

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Rick Steves Andalucía

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal Women, War & Peace

War Redefined American Masters Harper Lee (1.5 hrs) >

SDPB3 The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin

Seafood Cook-off

4Wed < NOVA Hunting the Elements (8pm/ 7 MT) Extreme chemistry.

Last of Sum-mer Wine

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Passport Macau

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal The Doha Debates

Marriage between relatives. Indy Lens You’re Looking at Me Like I Live Here

SDPB3 Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Love of Quilting

Donna Dewberry


5Thu Doc Martin A new season of oddities.

As Time Goes By

BBC World News


Independent Lens Being Elmo (1.5 hrs) >

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal NOVA Hunting the Elements Weird and extreme

chemistry is revealing more about our world. SDPB3 The Victory

Garden Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin

Gourmet’s Adventures

6Fri Live from Lincoln Center Renee Fleming & The Penthouse

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

America’s Heartland

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal American Experience Grand Coulee Dam

Technology and environment clash. Panama Canal (1.5 hrs) >


This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy


7Sat The Red Green Show/ Star Gazer (9:54/8:54 MT)

No Cover, No Minimum Terrance Simien

Austin City Limits Raphael Saadiq

From the Artists Den The Fray

SDPB2 Martin Luther A German monk’s defiance revolutionized the Medieval world. Moyers & Company Washington



Garden Smart

K. Brown Workshop

Pepin: Fast Food

P. Allen Smith

Garden Smart

Burt Wolf Passover

P. Allen Smith

8Sun < Masterpiece Classic Great Expectations Part 1

Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates Jr.

Globe Trekker Mid-Atlantic States

Washington Week

BBC Newsnight

SDPB2 Global Voices Sisters in Law Women in Cameroon work to change their world.

Always With Me

Pacific Heartbeat Under a Jarvis Moon

Global Voices Sisters in Law Cameroon. (1.5 hrs) >


Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Love of Quilting

Donna Dewberry


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Company SDPB2 Finding Your Roots with

Henry Louis Gates Jr. Ubaldo Festival shared by Italian, Pennsylvania towns.

Nature Ocean Giants: Deep Thinkers Whales & dolphins.

Kings of the Court SD boys basketball history.


Rick Steves Riviera

Travel with Kids England

Garden Smart

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

10Tues Berenstain Bears Cyberchase Biz Kid$ Martha


SDPB2 Jewish Soldiers in Blue & Gray Civil War

Jews and Baseball An American Love Story Shattering stereotypes.

The Golden Game Newsline Journal



Burt Wolf Philadelphia

Openroad Half Dome

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder

11Wed Berenstain Bears Cyberchase Design


Company SDPB2 Dreamers

Theater Independent Lens Being Elmo: A Puppeteers’ Journey

Frontline Nuclear Aftershocks

On Call Nervous System Disorders


Sara’s Meals

Rick Steves Poland

Travelscope Taiwan

Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop



Company SDPB2 NOVA Deadliest Tornadoes

2011 season. America Revealed Food Machine

Titanic with Len Goodman History. Newsline Journal


Christina Cooks

Burt Wolf Chicago

Openroad Alcatraz

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder



Company SDPB2 History Detectives

Lee’s Last Orders Intelligence Squared U.S. Debates on top issues.

Wilder An American First First Black governor. Newsline Journal


Rick Steves Budapest

Travel with Kids Forest

P. Allen Smith

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House




SDPB2 Need to Know

Inside Washington

American Masters Glass: A Portrait of Philip in Twelve Parts American composer revealed.

To the Contrary

Maria Hinojosa

SDPB3 Design Squad

Dragonfly TV


Company Cyberchase

15Sun South Dakota Focus Top state issues. Moyers & Company Teenage Witness Fanya

Gottesfeld Heller Story America’s Heartland

Burt Wolf Great Rivers

SDPB2 Jackrabbit Stampede Rodeo Top 10 competitors vie for honors in Brookings event.

Dakota Life

Ubaldo Italy, Pennsylvania towns share festival.



Thomas & Friends

Angelina Ballerina




Henry Louis Gates Jr. Reconstruction of Asa Carter

Nature Ocean Giants: Voices of the Sea



Rick Steves Sevilla

Travel with Kids Ireland

Garden Smart

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

17Tue Berenstain Bears Cyberchase Biz Kid$ Martha


SDPB2 Indy Lens Steal a Pencil for Me Death camp love story.

Desperate Hours Holocaust in Turkey.

Swimming in Auschwitz Spiritual Resistance Newsline Journal


Christina Cooks

Burt Wolf Napa Valley

Openroad Catalina

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder



Company SDPB2 Long Road Home

Challenges of PTSD. Independent Lens When the Drum is Beating Frontline The Real CSI On Call International

Medical Education SDPB3 Easy Thai


Rick Steves Bath & York

Travelscope San Antonio

Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop



Company SDPB2 NOVA Extreme Ice

Dangerous research. America Revealed Nation on the Move

Secrets of the Dead Escape from Auschwitz Newsline Journal


Christina Cooks

Burt Wolf Basque

Openroad Southwest

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder

Researcher Uncovers Fascinating PastsSDPB2: Mondays, 6pm (5 MT) & 11pm (10 MT)

Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates Jr. digs deep into the past. This 10-part series, with renowned cultural critic and Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr., journeys deep into the ancestry of a group of remarkable individuals and provides new understanding of personal identity and American history.

Featuring the histories of Kevin Bacon, Cory Booker, Angela Buchdal, Geoffrey Canada, Margaret Cho, Harry Connick Jr.,

Robert Downey Jr., Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Samuel L. Jackson, John Legend, John Lewis, Branford Marsalis, Yasir Qadhi, Condoleezza Rice, Michelle Rodriguez, Kyra Sedgwick, Wanda Sykes, Ruth Simmons, Martha Stewart, Barbara Walters and Rick Warren.

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9Mon Fetch! Nightly Biz Report PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow

El Paso III Independent Lens Being Elmo (1.5 hrs) >

SDPB2 Nature Ocean Giants: Deep Thinkers Whales & dolphins.


Ubaldo Festival shared by Italian, Pennsylvania towns.

Nature Ocean Giants: Deep Thinkers Whales & dolphins.

SDPB3 Sewing With Nancy


Company Fetch! Curious George

10Tues Fetch! Nightly Biz Report PBS NewsHour Titanic with Len

Goodman Saving the Titanic

SDPB2 History Detectives Lee’s Last Orders

Jewish Soldiers in Blue & Gray Civil War

Jews and Baseball An American Love Story Shattering stereotypes.

The Golden Game

SDPB3 Scheewe Art Workshop



11Wed Fetch! Nightly Biz Report PBS NewsHour Nature Ocean Giants:

Voices of the Sea NOVA Deadliest Tornadoes 2011 outbreak.

SDPB2 Frontline Nuclear Aftershocks

Dreamers Theater

Independent Lens Being Elmo: A Puppeteers’ Journey


SDPB3 Love of Quilting



12Thu Fetch! Nightly Biz Report PBS NewsHour On Call International

Medical Education South Dakota Focus Top state issues.

SDPB2 Titanic with Len Goodman History.

NOVA Deadliest Tornadoes 2011 season.

America Revealed Food Machine

Titanic with Len Goodman History.




13Fri Nightly Biz Report

PBs NewsHour Washington Week Need to

Know McLaughlin Group

Market to Market

Nightly Biz Report

SDPB2 Wilder An American First First Black governor.

Tony Gleaton Basic Black Jackrabbit Stampede Rodeo Live coverage of top

10 competitors in Brookings rodeo. (2.5 hrs) > SDPB3 Sewing

With Nancy Simply Painting Arthur WordGirl Wild Kratts The Electric


14Sat Classic Gospel Lawrence Welk Guy Lombardo

As Time Goes BY

Keeping Up Appear.


SDPB2 Wealthtrack European Journal Moyers & Company Washington


Need to Know

Inside Washington

SDPB3 Fetch! Nature Adventures

Taste This French Ciao Italia Secrets of

a Chef Simply Ming America’s Test Kitchen

Secrets of a Chef

15Sun Rick Steves Oslo

Nature Adventures

Antiques Roadshow El Paso III Lawrence Welk Masterpiece Classic

Edwin Drood (2 hrs) > SDPB2 Intelligence Squared U.S.

Debates on top issues. American Experience Civilian Conservation Corps

Wilderness The Great Debate

Pacific Heartbeat Papa Mau: The Wayfinder

SDPB3 Peep & Big Wide World




Rick Steves Lisbon

Travelscope Greece

16Mon Fetch! Nightly Biz Report PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow

Atlanta I Antiques Roadshow Providence I

SDPB2 Nature Ocean Giants: Voices of the Sea


Reconstruction of Asa Carter

Nature Ocean Giants: Voices of the Sea

SDPB3 Sewing With Nancy



17Tue Fetch! Nightly Biz Report PBS NewsHour Lidia Celebrates America

Weddings American Experience Hoover Dam

SDPB2 Swimming in Auschwitz Spiritual resistance.

Indy Lens Steal a Pencil for Me Death camp love story.

Desperate Hours Holocaust in Turkey.

Swimming in Auschwitz Spiritual resistance.




18Wed Fetch! Nightly Biz Report PBS NewsHour Nature River of No Return

Unexpected adventure. NOVA Why Ships Sink

SDPB2 Frontline The Real CSI Long Road Home Challenges of PTSD.

Independent Lens When the Drum is Beating Frontline The Real CSI

SDPB3 Love of Quilting



19Thu Fetch! Nightly Biz Report PBS NewsHour On Call Spiders, Mites

and Bedbugs South Dakota Focus Top state issues.

SDPB2 Secrets of the Dead Escape from Auschwitz

NOVA Extreme Ice Dangerous research.

America Revealed Nation on the Move

Secrets of the Dead Escape from Auschwitz




9pm / 8 MT

9:30pm 8:30 MT

10pm / 9 MT

10:30pm / 9:30 MT

11pm / 10 MT

11:30pm / 10:30 MT

Midnight / 11 MT

12:30am / 11:30 MT APRIL

< Indy Lens (8pm/ 7 MT)

Dakota Life

The Red Green Show

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Burt Wolf Great Rivers 9Mon

PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal Finding Your Roots with

Henry Louis Gates Jr. Ubaldo Festival shared by Italian, Pennsylvania towns. SDPB2

Garden Smart

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy

Simply Painting Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy SDPB3


Keeping Up Appear.

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Rick Steves Oslo 10Tues

PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal Jewish Soldiers in Blue

& Gray Civil War Jews and Baseball An American Story (1.5 hrs) > SDPB2

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin

Gourmet’s Adventures SDPB3

America Revealed Food Machine


BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Passport Cruising UK 11Wed

PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal Dreamers

Theater Independent Lens Being Elmo: A Puppeteers’ Journey SDPB2

Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Love of Quilting

Donna Dewberry

America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy SDPB3

Doc Martin Comedy/ drama.

As Time Goes By

BBC World News

Independent Lens When the Drum is Beating

Charlie Rose Talk and interviews. 12Thu

PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal NOVA Deadliest Tornadoes

2011 season. America Revealed Food Machine SDPB2

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin


Art in the Twenty-First Century Part 1 of 3

Dakota Life

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

America’s Heartland 13Fri

< Rodeo (7pm/ 6 MT)

Dakota Life

Nightly Biz Report Journal Tony

Gleaton Basic Black Intelligence Squared U.S. Debates on top issues. SDPB2

P. Allen Smith

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy


The Red Green Show/ Star Gazer (9:54/8:54 MT)

No Cover, No Minimum Gear Daddies

Austin City Limits John Legend & The Roots

Live from the Artists’ Den Death Cab for Cutie 14Sat

American Masters Glass: A Portrait of Philip in Twelve Parts American composer revealed. Moyers & Company Washington

Week McLaughlin Group SDPB2

Pepin: Fast Food

Scandinav. Cooking

Secrets of a Chef

Paul Prudhomme

America’s Test Kitchen

Julia and Jacques

Taste This! French Ciao Italia SDPB3

< Masterpiece Classic Edwin Drood (8pm/ 7 MT)


Globe Trekker West Texas

Washington Week

BBC Newsnight 15Sun

Global Voices Companeras Female mariachi band.

Global Voices Lion’s Trail Famed song’s history.

Pacific Heartbeat Papa Mau: The Wayfinder

Global Voices Companeras Female mariachi band. SDPB2

P. Allen Smith

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Love of Quilting

Donna Dewberry


Wisconsin’s Nazi Resistance

The Red Green Show

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Burt Wolf Holland 16Mon

PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal Finding Your Roots with

Henry Louis Gates Jr. Reconstruction of Asa Carter SDPB2

Garden Smart

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy


Frontline The Real CSI Keeping Up Appear.

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Rick Steves W. Norway 17Tue

PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal Indy Lens Steal a Pencil for

Me Death camp love story. Desperate Hours Holocaust in Turkey. SDPB2

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin


America Revealed Nation on the Move


BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Passport Patagonia 18Wed

PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal Long Road Home

Challenges of PTSD. Independent Lens When the Drum is Beating SDPB2

Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Love of Quilting

Donna Dewberry


Doc Martin Comedy/ drama.

As Time Goes By

BBC World News

Independent Lens Revenge of the Electric Car

Charlie Rose > 19Thu

PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal NOVA Extreme Ice

Dangerous research. America Revealed Nation on the Move SDPB2

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin



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6pm / 5 MT

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7pm / 6 MT

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8pm / 7 MT

8:30pm / 7:30 MT APRIL

Nightly Biz Report



Market to Market

Nightly Biz Report 20Fri

American Experience Seabiscuit Race horse.

American Experience Surviving the Dust Bowl

American Experience Hoover Dam

American Experience Seabiscuit Race horse. SDPB2

Sewing With Nancy




As Time Goes By

SD High School All-State Band Concerts (2 hr)> 21Sat



Need to Know



B Organic with Michele Beschen Creative Conservation/ Natural Art/ Old School Ideas for Today/ Restyled Outdoor Home/ Sensible Shopping/ Unique Ways to Reuse SDPB3

Rick Steves W. Norway

Nature Adventures

Antiques Roadshow Atlanta I Lawrence Welk Masterpiece Classic

Birdsong Part I (1.5 hrs) > 22Sun Reconstruction of Asa Carter

American Experience Earth Days Development of environmental movement.

Pacific Heartbeat Keola Beamer and Friends SDPB2





Rick Steves Edinburgh

Travelscope Port Aransas SDPB3

Nightly Biz Report

PBs NewsHour Washington Week Antiques Roadshow

Atlanta II Antiques Roadshow Providence II 23Mon

Nature River of No Return Life-changing adventure.


Earth The Operators’ Manual

Nature River of No Return Life-changing adventure. SDPB2

Sewing With Nancy



Nightly Biz Report

PBs NewsHour Washington Week American Experience

The Crash of 1929 Frontline Money, Power & Wall Street Part 1 (2 hrs) > 24Tue

History Detectives Global Voices Circus School Chinese education.

Circus Dreams Circus Smirkus offers performance by ages 12 to 18.

Dreamers Theater SDPB2




Nightly Biz Report

PBs NewsHour Washington Week Nature Radioactive Wolves

Chernobyl aftermath. NOVA Secrets of the Sun 25Wed

Carhenge Independent Lens Revenge of the Electric Car

Frontline Money, Power & Wall Street A look at the state of the economy and how we got here. Part 1 of 2 SDPB2

Love of Quilting



Nightly Biz Report

PBs NewsHour Washington Week On Call Medical issues;

South Dakota perspective. South Dakota Focus Top state issues. 26Thu

Pioneers in Aviation The Race to the Moon Part 1 of 3 NOVA Secrets of the Sun America Revealed

Electric Nation Pioneers in Aviation The Race to the Moon Part 1 of 3 SDPB2




Nightly Biz Report



Market to Market

Nightly Biz Report 27Fri

Earth: The Operators’ Manual Power the Planet

American Experience The Crash of 1929

Earth: The Operators’ Manual Energy Quest USA

Earth: The Operators’ Manual Power the Planet SDPB2

Sewing With Nancy




As Time Goes BY

Keeping Up Appear.

Last of Sum-mer Wine 28Sat



Need to Know



For Your Home

Around the House

For Your Home Kitchen Mobilization

Around the House Decorating/ Master Bedroom SDPB3

Rick Steves Stockholm

Nature Adventures

Antiques Roadshow Atlanta II Lawrence Welk Masterpiece Classic

Birdsong Part II (1.5 hrs) > 29Sun < Circus Dreams

Dreamers Theater

Global Voices End of the Rainbow Human side of industrial gold mining.

Native Waters

Pacific Heartbeat There Once Was an Island SDPB2





Rick Steves Tuscany

Travelscope Rwanda SDPB3

Nightly Biz Report

PBs NewsHour Washington Week Antiques Roadshow

Atlanta III Antiques Roadshow Providence III 30Mon

Nature Radioactive Wolves Chernobyl aftermath.


Nature Revealing the Leopard

Nature Radioactive Wolves Chernobyl aftermath. SDPB2

Sewing With Nancy



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Company SDPB2 American Experience

Surviving the Dust Bowl American Experience Hoover Dam

American Experience Seabiscuit Race horse. Newsline Journal


Rick Steves N. Wales

Travel with Kids N. York

P.Allen Smith

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House




SDPB2 Need to Know

Inside Washington

American Masters John Muir in the New World Sierra Club founder. Knee Deep To the

Contrary Maria Hinojosa

SDPB3 Design Squad

Dragonfly TV


Company Cyberchase

22Sun South Dakota Focus Top state issues. Moyers & Company Energy Quest USA America’s

Heartland Burt Wolf Holland

SDPB2 Pacific Heartbeat Keola Beamer and Friends

Global Voices Iron Ladies of Liberia Women leaders.

Long Road Home Dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder.



Thomas & Friends

Angelina Ballerina




Henry Louis Gates Jr. Earth The Operators’ Manual

Nature River of No Return Life-changing adventure.



Rick Steves Naples

Travel with Kids Peru

Garden Smart

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

24Tue Berenstain Bears Cyberchase Biz Kid$ Martha


SDPB2 Global Voices Circus School Chinese education.

Circus Dreams Circus Smirkus offers performance by ages 12 to 18.

Dreamers Theater Newsline Journal


Christina Cooks

Burt Wolf Miami

Openroad Northwest

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder



Company SDPB2 Carhenge Independent Lens Revenge of the

Electric Car Earth The Operators’ Manual

On Call Spiders, Mites and Bedbugs


Sara’s Meals

Rick Steves Amalfi Coast

Travelscope Rwanda

Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop



Company SDPB2 NOVA Secrets of the Sun America Revealed

Electric Nation Pioneers in Aviation The Race to the Moon Part 1 of 3 Newsline Journal


Christina Cooks

Burt Wolf Belgium

Openroad Dalton Hwy

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder



Company SDPB2 American Experience

The Crash of 1929 Earth: The Operators’ Manual Energy Quest USA

Earth: The Operators’ Manual Power the Planet Newsline Journal


Rick Steves Milan

Travel with Kids C. Rica

P.Allen Smith

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House




SDPB2 Need to Know

Inside Washington

American Masters James Levine: America’s Maestro

American Masters I.M. Pei: Building China Modern

To the Contrary

Maria Hinojosa

SDPB3 Design Squad

Dragonfly TV


Company Cyberchase

29Sun South Dakota Focus Top state issues. Moyers & Company Chautauqua An American

Narrative America’s Heartland

Burt Wolf Bermuda

SDPB2 Pacific Heartbeat There Once Was an Island

Global Voices Cuba: An African Odyssey Country’s involvement in Africa from 1960s to 1980s.

Circus Dreams Circus Smirkus youth. (1.5 hrs) >



Thomas & Friends

Angelina Ballerina




Henry Louis Gates Jr. Nature Revealing the Leopard

Nature Radioactive Wolves Chernobyl aftermath.



Rick Steves Italy

Travel with Kids Florida

Garden Smart

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House


The Moth Featured on Best of the RestSDPB Radio: Saturday, 3pm (2 MT)

SDPB Radio features several weeks of The Moth Radio Hour during the Best of the Rest spot on the Saturday schedule at 3pm (2 MT). The Best of the Rest is radio’s home for quality short-run series and specials. The Moth begins on April 14, following a series of Freakonomics programs.

The Moth features true stories told live on stage without scripts, notes, props, or accompaniment. Each Moth Radio Hour

mixes humorous, heartbreaking, and poignant tales that captivate, surprise, and delight audiences with their honesty, bravery and humor.

Originally formed by the writer George Dawes Green as an intimate gathering of friends on a porch in Georgia (where moths would flutter in through a hole in the screen), and then recreated in a New York City living room, The Moth quickly grew to produce immensely popular events at theaters and clubs around New York City and the country.

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10pm / 9 MT

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11pm / 10 MT

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Midnight / 11 MT

12:30am / 11:30 MT

20Fri Art in the Twenty-First Century Part 2 of 3

Dakota Life

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.


SDPB2 PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal American Experience

Surviving the Dust Bowl American Experience Hoover Dam


This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy


21Sat < SD High School All-State Band (8pm/ 7 MT)

No Cover, No Minimum Joe Bonamassa

Austin City Limits Alejandro Escovedo

Live from the Artists’ Den Kid Rock

SDPB2 American Masters John Muir in the New World Sierra Club founder. Knee Deep Moyers & Company Washington


SDPB3 B Organic with Michele Beschen At the Office/ Kids Can Too/ Better Building/ Let It Rain/ Sticks and Stones/ Recycling Refreshed/ Creative Conservation/ Natural Art

22Sun <Birdsong (8pm/ 7 MT)

Home Fields Local foods.


Globe Trekker Puerto Rico

Washington Week

BBC Newsnight

SDPB2 Global Voices Iron Ladies of Liberia Women leaders.

Long Road Home Challenges of PTSD.

Pacific Heartbeat Keola Beamer and Friends

Global Voices Iron Ladies of Liberia Women leaders.


Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Love of Quilting

Donna Dewberry


23Mon Powering the Planet Earth: Operators’ Manual

The Red Green Show

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Burt Wolf Bermuda

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal Finding Your Roots with

Henry Louis Gates Jr. Earth The Operators’ Manual

SDPB3 Garden Smart

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy


24Tue < Frontline Money, Power & Wall St. Pt. I (8pm/ 7 MT)

Keeping Up Appear.

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Rick Steves Stockholm

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal Global Voices Circus

School Chinese education. Circus Dreams Circus Smirkus youth. (1.5 hrs) >

SDPB3 The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin


25Wed America Revealed Electric Nation


BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Passport Chile

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal Carhenge Independent Lens Revenge of the

Electric Car SDPB3 Garden

Smart Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Love of Quilting

Donna Dewberry


26Thu Doc Martin Comedy/ drama.

As Time Goes By

BBC World News

Independent Lens Facing the Storm


SDPB2 PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal NOVA Secrets of the Sun America Revealed

Electric Nation SDPB3 The Victory

Garden Woodwright Shop

Woodsmith Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin


27Fri Art in the Twenty-First Century Part 3 of 3

Dakota Life

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.


SDPB2 PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal American Experience

The Crash of 1929 Earth: The Operators’ Manual Energy Quest USA


This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy


28Sat The Red Green Show/ Star Gazer (9:54/8:54 MT)

No Cover, No Minimum Homemade Jams Blues

Austin City Limits Roy Orbison

Live from the Artists’ Den Amos Lee

SDPB2 American Masters James Levine: America’s Maestro

American Masters I.M. Pei: Building China Modern Moyers & Company Washington


SDPB3 For Your Home Outdoor Living/ Landscape

Around the House Kitchens/ Garages

For Your Home

Around the House

For Your Home

Around the House

29Sun <Birdsong (8pm/ 7 MT)

2 Feet from Audience


Globe Trekker Caribbean Island

Washington Week

BBC Newsnight

SDPB2 Global Voices Cuba: An African Odyssey Country’s involvement in Africa from 1960s to 1980s.

Pacific Heartbeat There Once Was an Island

Global Voices Cuba: An African Odyssey (2 hrs) >


Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Love of Quilting

Donna Dewberry


30Mon Richard Bangs’ Adventures Pearl River

The Red Green Show

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Burt Wolf The Rhine

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour Nightly Biz Report Journal Finding Your Roots with

Henry Louis Gates Jr. Nature Revealing the Leopard

SDPB3 Garden Smart

This Old House

American Woodshop

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy


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Among the most popular programs was Over South Dakota, a stunning aerial tour of our beautiful state (watch for a reprise in June). The Antiques Roadshow special, featuring tickets to the July 14 appraisal event in Rapid City, was a huge hit, too (see page 7 for details of the Antiques Roadshow visit).

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SDPB Magazine, April 2012