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As we head into Fall, we remember - and pay tribute to - those who have been most affected by the attack on our country. Two photo-journalists from San Francisco document their experience in New York City in In My View: Photo Memories of 9/11 (Sunday, September 11 at 8:00pm). We also look at the devastating effects of war on our most vulnerable - the children who live through it, and ways in which we can help them move forward in a positive way in September's Children (Sunday, September 11 at 8:30pm)Be sure to check out our highlights on pages 4 and 5. We have other great programming which cover immigration, healthcare, the labor movement and wrongful imprisonment.Happy watching!

on THe CoVerSeptember 2011

ConTenTS 3–4 . . . Program Highlights0–6 . . . Primetime Listings (All Programs are Closed Captioned)

THe Jazz CenTerJ2—J5 ..... FM ProgrammingJ6 ..... Jazz Article Take The Coltrane! J7 ..... FM 91.1 Program Grid

H i g h l i g h t s

Most people don't think about singing when they think about revolution. But song was the weapon of choice when Estonians sought to free themselves from decades of Soviet occupation. Follow this inspiring account of one nation's dramatic rebirth. It is the story of humankind's irrepressible drive for freedom and self-determination. It is the story of David defeating Goliath without even a slingshot.

September 11, 2001 was the most tragic and bloodiest day on American soil since our Civil War. Two photo-journalists from San Francisco Bay Area newspapers are sent on assignment to NYC and tell their powerful stories of this tragic event through pictures from Ground Zero

Children who witness war and conflict grow up far too quickly and often with debilitating side effects. Discover the effect of war and terrorism on children, and get valuable insights into alleviating their emotional trauma. The searing events of 9/11 are brought to life the through the eyes of students at a NYC elementary school closest to Ground Zero on 9/11. Also travel to war zones including Afghanistan, Israel and Gaza, where teachers, parents and mental health workers are using innovative techniques to treat the emotional havoc war and violence inflict on children.

The Singing Revolution

In My View: Photo Memories of 9/11

September’s Children

Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer John Kaplan was at the top of his world. Never before ill, he was used to documenting the life ordeals of others. But when suddenly diagnosed with a rare case of potentially deadly Lymphoma, he turned the lens on himself, and his remarkable imagery takes us beyond his despair and through his powerful belief that he can, and must, beat it.

Not as I Pictured: A Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photographer's Journey Through

Lymphoma

Sunday, September 11 at 8:30 pm

Thursday, September 1 at 10:00 pm

Wednesday, September 14 at 10:00 pm


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H i g h l i g h t s

In 1991, Rick Walker was wrongly convicted of murder and spent the next 12 years in prison. Follow the story of his exoneration and the political struggle to secure financial compensation for him from the state of California. Mr. Walker himself presents detailed conversations with key players in his case and the partisan budget battle over reimbursing him. Interviewees include Alison Tucher, the lawyer who proved his innocence; George Kennedy, the Santa Clara Country D.A. at the time and Joe Simitian, the state assemblyman who fought to pass the bill that gave Walker $100 for each day of his incarceration.

$100 A Day

This focus on the critical healthcare disparity facing the Hispanic community shines a light on the day-to-day struggles of Latinos trying to navigate the healthcare system where language barriers, cultural misunder-standings and the lack of health insurance leave many feeling helpless. Includes interviews with medical experts and national leaders who stress the importance of preventive care, committing to personal lifestyle changes and taking an active role in family health care.

In Detroit Michigan during the great depression, Dave Moore was a hungry young black man without work. In 1932 when over three thouand people protested against the Ford Motor Company to appeal for jobs, Dave Moore marched with them and witnessed the brutality that caused five deaths. Dave Moore never forgot the Hunger March experiences that inspired him to help organize the workers of the auto industry. He held many positions in the UAW and other organizations, and at age 96, Mr. Moore continued to organize, educate and advocate for workers r ights until he died on November 1, 2009.

Follow the touching story of one family's experience gaining entry into the United States. Ramon and Aurora Chavez, an elderly couple living in Jalisco, Mexico, have not seen their children in 16 years. In order to visit, they must secure a tourist visa, an expensive and difficult proposition. Previous attempts proved unsuccessful but the Chavezes decide to try again after years of postponement. Representatives from the U.S. Consulate demystify the visa process and illuminate the reasons why they approve some applications - and deny others.

Salud Sin Barreras: Health Without Barriers

Ford Hunger March

Visa Dream

Tuesday, September 20 at 8:30 pm

Tuesday, September 27 at 10:30 pm

Thursday, September 15 at 10:30 pm


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CSM Athletics Hall of FameInaugural Induction Ceremony

Friday, September 23, 2011

For reservations, please visit: collegeofsanmateo.edu/halloffame

s e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 1 612:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHY

MINDBack On Your Feet: The Benefits Of Hip Replacement

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDThe Italian Grill

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYSardinian Turnovers

1:30p TASTETHIS!The Evening Of Good Taste

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGCountry Creek

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGJewels Of The Garden, Part I

3:00p SIMPLYMINGCoriander & Fennel

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Planes, Trains And Cars

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTPizza

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSRussia

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBFriends And Family

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p LAPLAZA-MARIAHINOJOSA:ONE-ON-ONEJudy Reyes

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDNixon’s Birthplace

8:00p REDGREENSHOWTwinningPossum Lodge twins with the state of Iowa. (R 9/3 at 2:00a)

8:30p YOUTHCINEMA

9:00p SUNSTUDIOSESSIONSGarrison StarrThe singer-songwriter’s performance includes “Hey Girl” and “Gasoline.” Jay Nash also appears. (R 9/3 at 3:00a)

9:30p MUSICVOYAGERThe Capital Of SalsaCali is the salsa capital of the world and the urban center of Columbia’s Afro-Pacific culture. (R 9/3 at 3:30a)

THurSday 16:00a MORNINGCUPOFJAZZ

7:00a CREATIVELIVING

7:30a FORYOURHOMEDecorated Garden

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEGiving Gardens

8:30a POWERYOGA:MINDANDBODY

9:00a STRETCHANDFLEX

9:30a SITANDBEFIT

10:00aCLASSICALSTRETCH:THEESMONDETECHNIQUE

10:30aKNITTINGDAILYSimply Intriguing

11:00aBEADS,BAUBLESANDJEWELS

11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMEmbellishing With Scallops

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDWhat You Should Know About Gout

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDBest Burgers And Fries

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYPasta By Any Name

1:30p TASTETHIS!Prepared Meals Delivered To Your Home

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGNot Quite Spring

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGCrazy Quilts Scissor Holder

3:00p SIMPLYMINGTofu & Parsley

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!A Touch Of Lace

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTFire Fighter Training

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSChina

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBPedigree

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p SCULLY/THEWORLDSHOW

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDHot Creek

8:00p RICKSTEVES’VIVAESPANA!Experience the joys of Andalucia, feast on paella and follow the pilgrim trail in northern Spain. (R 9/2 at 2:00a)

10:00pSINGINGREVOLUTIONSee page 3 for details. (R 9/2 at 4:00a, 9/25 at 8:00p, 9/26 at 2:00a)

11:00pBETWEENTHELINESWITHBARRYKIBRICKDee Wallace (Actress) Bright Light Dee Wallace has over 130 film credits including her breakthrough role as the Mom in Steven Spielberg’s film E.T. With her book, Bright Light, she lets us in on the spiritual lessons she learned for a life in acting.

11:30pOUTOFIRELAND

Friday 26:00a MORNINGCUPOFJAZZ


7:30a FORYOURHOMEFarm To Table

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMELonghouse



9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYWhimsical Knits


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMLump-Free Collars

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )710:00pOFFICIALBESTOFFEST

Fathers & Daughters A girl’s love for dance tests her grieving father in Dance Lexie Dance. (R 9/3 at 4:00a)

10:30pJAZZCABARETThe University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Faculty Jazz Ensemble performs standards and original songs. (R 9/3 at 4:30a)

11:00pONESTEPBEYONDPeter Hurkos, Part 2A woman, who fears she had the ability to kill people by merely wishing them dead, seeks psychiatric help. (R 9/3 at 5:00a)

11:30pTHEATERTALK

SaTurday 36:00a SITANDBEFIT

6:30a BODYELECTRIC

7:00a CLASSICALSTRETCH:THEESMONDETECHNIQUE

7:30a BETWEENTHELINESWITHBARRYKIBRICKDee Wallace (Actress) Bright Light

8:00a JERRYYARNELLSCHOOLOFFINEARTFlower Patch, Part 2

8:30a BEAUTYOFOILPAINTINGWITHGARYANImpressionistic Roses

9:00a ART2ART

9:30a GARDENSMART

10:00aP.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMERelaxing Environment

10:30aGROWINGAGREENERWORLDFetzer: The Most Earth-Friendly Winery In America

11:00aMARTINYAN’SHIDDENCHINAA Cultural Mosaic Of Southwestern China

11:30aZONYA’SHEALTHBITESSpice Up Your Life

12:00nSTRESSFREECOOKINGItalian Food & Wine Pairing

12:30pPATI’SMEXICANTABLEMiddle Eastern Influences

1:00p DAISYCOOKS!WITHDAISY

MARTINEZMedia Hora 1

1:30p TASTETHIS!10 Minutes For Lunch In A Big City

2:00p AMERICASEWSWITHSUEHAUSMANNDecorative Fabric Weaving

2:30p SCRAPBOOKMEMORIESBeginners

3:00p TRACKSAHEADRailroads In Patagonia

3:30p CURIOSITYQUESTCakes

4:00p TEENKIDSNEWS

5:00p EBERTPRESENTSATTHEMOVIES

5:30p BURTWOLF:TRAVELS&TRADITIONSAtlantic City, New Jersey

6:00p NATURALHEROESVoyage Of The Vezo

6:30p AUTOLINE

7:00p TRAVELSCOPEGuatemala - Seeking The Past In Tikal And Yaxha

7:30p ROADTRIPMariposa

8:30p DESERTSPEAKSDesolation Canyon River Journey Take a trip down the Green River and explore the prehistoric creatures buried along its banks. (R 9/4 at 2:30a)

9:00p GLOBETREKKERGlobe Trekker Food Hour: Brazil Travel to Brazil for exotic fruits and nuts, herbal medicines from the rainforest, and Portuguese flavors that dominate the cuisine. (R 9/4 at 3:00a)

10:00pROADTRIPNATIONThe team meets Aleks Zavaleta of Loco Bloco, a community outreach program in San Fran-cisco. (R 9/4 at 4:00a)

10:30pWILDPHOTOADVENTURESMaine Moose And Loons Explore the Northern Woods to photograph Maine’s fabled Moose and Loons. (R 9/4 at 4:30a)

11:00pOUTOFIRELAND

11:30pINNERVIEWSWITHERNIE

MANOUSEMarilyn Mccoo & Billy Davis, Jr.Conversations with Grammy-winning artists and member of the vocal group The Fifth Dimension. (R 9/4 at 5:30a)

Sunday 46:00a SITANDBEFIT

6:30a BODYELECTRIC


7:30a HEALINGQUEST

8:00a LEADINGGEN

8:30a KATIEBROWNWORKSHOPPaper It

9:00a MYGENERATIONFaces Of 50+

9:30a INSIDEESTREETPremium Price$

10:00aWOODTURNINGWORKSHOPSouthwest Sandblasted Vessel

10:30aAMERICANWOODSHOPClassic Fluted Book Case!

11:00aTRUTHABOUTMONEYWITHRICEDELMAN

11:30aBARBECUEAMERICAJamaica 2 - Montego Bay

12:00nUCOOK!WITHCHEFBOB

12:30pTASTEOFLOUISIANAWITHCHEFJOHNFOLSE&CO—LOUISIANACOOKINGWITHACHANGEOFHEARTGoose Cacciatore/White Lake Lodge

1:00p CHEFJOHNBESH’SNEWORLEANS

1:30p NICKSTELLINOCOOKINGWITHFRIENDSSoups

2:00p MARTHA’SSEWINGROOMTwin Needle Embellishment

2:30p PAINT,PAPERANDCRAFTSA Crafting High

3:00p SEWINGWITHNANCYDecorative Stitch Thread Painting, Part 2

3:30p KNITTINGDAILYSingle Skein

4:00p QUILTINADAY

s e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 1 8Sewing Quilt Top Together

4:30p GARDENSMART

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SECONDOPINIONHip Fracture

6:00p INSIDEWASHINGTON

6:30p EUROMAXX

7:00p ASIABIZFORECAST

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDENPARKSAmerican River Parkway

8:00p NIXON’STHEONE:THE‘68ELECTIONDick Cavett narrates a look at Richard Nixon’s stunning victory in the 1968 presidential race.

9:00p FRANKSINATRA:CONCERTFORTHEAMERThis release of this spectacular 1982 concert proves that even at age 66, Francis Albert Sinatra was still the undisputed Chairman Of The Board. (R 9/5 at 3:00a)

10:30pARABS,JEWS,ANDTHENEWSExplore how the 2006 war between Israel and Hezbollah has bitterly divided Arab and Jewish communities in the United States by focusing on the prolonged, public, and un-resolved conflict between these communities in the Detroit, MI area. (R 9/5 at 4:30a)

11:00pMILLERCENTERFORUMSAndrew Selee - “Understanding Rising Violence In Mexico"Andrew Selee is director of the Woodrow Wilson Center’s Mexico Institute, which promotes dialogue and policy research on U.S.- Mexico relations. Having worked for five years in Mexico, Selee is editor or co-editor of several publications on U.S. - Mexico relations, Mexican politics, immigration, and decen-tralization. (R 9/5 at 5:00a)

Monday 56:00a MORNINGCUPOFJAZZ


7:30a FORYOURHOMERest And Renew

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDEN

HOMERose Rebloom



9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYKids Knit & Crochet


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMBridging Stitch Embellishment

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDNeuroendocrine Tumors: Rare Cancers In The Pancrea

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDClassic Asian Appetizers

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYHarvest Classics From Liguria

1:30p TASTETHIS!Breakfast In Bed

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGWarm Summer Day

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGJewels Of The Garden, Part Ii

3:00p SIMPLYMINGLemongrass & Extra Virgin Olive Oil

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Elegance In Black And White

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTHarlem Globetrotters

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSIndia

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBDesk Jockey

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p WORLDBUSINESS

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDSan Francisco Cemeteries

8:00p ONESTEPBEYONDLegacy Of LoveA couple is drawn together by the echoes of love across the generations. (R 9/6 at 2:00a)

8:30p ONESTEPBEYONDReunion A group of friends at a German glider club get a shock at their post-war reunion. (R 9/6 at 2:30a)

9:00p PRIMESUSPECTThe Scent Of Darkness, Part 2 As time progresses, the D.C.I. working under Tennison’s supervision is convinced she lacks the proper objectivity and is jeopardizing the investigation. But even after she’s removed from the case and suspended from the force, Tennison contin-ues her search. (R 9/6 at 3:00a)

10:00pINTERNATIONALMYSTERIESDonnaLeon:TheCommissarioGuidoBrunettiMysteries“ANobleRadiance”In German with English subtitles.Brunetti’s search for justice pits him against a powerful Venetian family that places itself above the law. (R 9/6 at 4:00a)

TueSday 66:00a MORNINGCUPOFJAZZ


7:30a FORYOURHOMEWhat’s Cooking?

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEFall Vegetable Garden



9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYTips & Tricks


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMSeminole Lacework

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDPulmonary Arterial Hypertension

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )912:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHEN

FROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDTurkey On The Grill

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYPotatoes With A Twist

1:30p TASTETHIS!Out Of The Ocean And Into Your Plate

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGHalf-Oval Vignette

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGTriangle Roundup

3:00p SIMPLYMINGThai Lime Leaves & Shallots

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Princesses And Fairies

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTRock Climbing

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSMexico

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBMusical Chairs

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p BAYAREAVISTA

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDHollywood Sign

8:30p JOELHARPER’SFIRMINGAFTER50The celebrity and personal trainer shows how to stretch, tone and firm with his no equip-ment. (R 9/7 at 2:30a, 9/18 at 8:30p, 9/19 at 2:30a)

9:30p REPUBLICOFCANNABISLearn more about California’s pot growing boom and the major pushback from federal law enforcement. (R 9/7 at 3:30a)

10:00pCLEARINGTHESMOKE:THESCIENCEOFCANNABISTake a look beyond the controversies surrounding Medical Marijuana programs and investigates the science. (R 9/7 at 4:00a)

11:00pOVERHEARDWITHEVANSMITH

11:30pINNERCOMPASSThe Good Life Philosophy professor Jamie Smith says our idea of what is “the good life” reveals a lot about us. (R 9/7 at 5:30a)

wedneSday 76:00a MORNINGCUPOFJAZZ


7:30a FORYOURHOMEFamily Room Redo

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEGetting Crafty



9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYTop Down


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMFolded Tucks

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDDiabetes, Obesity And Cardiovascular Risk

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDOld-Fashioned Fruit Desserts

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYPraise The Shepherd

1:30p TASTETHIS!The Art Of Mozzarella Making

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGTranquil Dawn

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGJoseph’s Pinwheel

3:00p SIMPLYMINGStar Anise & Oranges

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Fun And Whimsical Cupcakes

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTCheeses

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSGhana

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBBreaking Up Is Hard To Do

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p MCLAUGHLINGROUP

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDHistoric Chickens

8:00p TWILIGHTZONEThe Big Tall Wish A washed-up boxer has his fate reversed by a child’s wish.

8:30p CONNECT

9:00p AUTOLINE

9:30p SCIENCEMISSION101Two teams of high school students try to unravel a scien-tific mystery aboard a Mobile Science Lab.

10:00pHARDPROBLEMS:THEROADTOTHEWORLFollow six exceptional U.S. high school students at the 2006 International Mathematical Olympiad. (R 9/8 at 4:00a)

11:00pCLOSERTOTRUTHWhy Is The Quantum So Strange?To know reality, one must confront the quantum. It is how our world works at the deepest level. (R 9/8 at 5:00a)

11:30pIDEASINACTIONWITHJIMGLASSMANVenezuela: Democracy On The EdgeTyrant, Dictator, Socialist Hero; whatever you call him, Hugo Chavez is committed to keeping a tight rein on his power and those who oppose him. Carlos Ponce, a fellow at the National Endowment for Democracy discusses what his policies mean for U.S. foreign policy. (R 9/8 at 5:30a)



7:30a FORYOURHOMEHealthy Home

s e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 1 108:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDEN

HOMEGarden Home Construction



9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYFrom The Beginning


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMMachine Embellished Embroidery

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDAdvanced Prostate Cancer And Bone Loss

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDOld-Fashioned Sunday Dinners

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYFrom The Shores Of Molise

1:30p TASTETHIS!A Peek At Vermont’s Cuisine

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGTranquil Wooded Stream

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGImperial Diamonds

3:00p SIMPLYMINGSake & Black Pepper

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Geometric Designs

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENSanitary Landfill

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSEgypt

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBHappy Trails

6:00p JOURNAL


7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDState Library Treasures

8:00p CELTICTHUNDERHERITAGEA celebration of Celtic and Irish roots features “Whiskey in the Jar,” “Ireland’s Call” and more. (R 9/9 at 2:00a, 9/19 at 3:30a, 9/27 at 9:00p, 9/29 at 3:00a)

9:30p LADIES&GENTLEMEN:THEROLLINGSTOThis concert film captures the Rolling Stones at the height of their creative prowess in 1972. (R 9/9 at 3:30a)

11:00pBETWEENTHELINESWITHBARRYKIBRICKSir Ken Robinson (Knighted Creativity Teacher)Sir Ken Robinson was knighted because of his ground breaking work on creativity and educa-tion. He once again offers a groundbreaking approach to understanding creativity and how to foster it in education, business and all of life.

11:30pOUTOFIRELAND



7:30a FORYOURHOMEInvest In Your Home

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMERetreat Elements



9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYBig And Comforting


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMCrazy Quilting

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDGaucher Disease: A Mysterious Genetic Disorder

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDDesserts With An English Accent

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYSardinian Lobster Salad

1:30p TASTETHIS!Exquisite Dining And Old World Favorites

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGDesert Glow

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGComputerized Quilting

3:00p SIMPLYMINGCilantro & Bacon

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Candy Anyone?

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENWood Recycling

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSScotland

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBRiding To England

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p LAPLAZA-MARIAHINOJOSA:ONE-ON-ONEMercedes Doretti

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDUnder Lake Arrowhead

8:00p REDGREENSHOWLunar Eclipse The men try to recapture their youth by watching a lunar eclipse together, just like they did thirty-five years ago. (R 9/10 at 2:00a)

8:30p YOUTHCINEMA

9:00p SUNSTUDIOSESSIONSJoshua JamesThe Midwestern musician talks about his songwriting and per-forms “Black July” and “Ribbon Bows.” (R 9/10 at 3:00a)

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )119:30p MUSICVOYAGER

The New MedellinDespite its notoriety as the home of drug baron Pablo Escobar, Medellin is a modern, thriving city nestled in a scenic mountain valley. Tour a local hip-hop school and an inventive restaurant in Columbia’s thriving city of Medellin. (R 9/10 at 3:30a)

10:00pOFFICIALBESTOFFESTFathers & SonsIn Letting Go, discover that growing up can be hard on everyone, and a grandfather uses his bond with his grandson to explain the tough things in life in Freesia of Eden. (R 9/10 at 4:00a)

10:30pONESTEPBEYONDTo Know The End A man vacations after being acquitted of murdering his wife and sees a horrifying vision of his future. (R 9/10 at 4:30a)

11:00pONESTEPBEYONDLoversGeorge Washington is at Valley Forge and about to surrender to the British when he has an amazing vision, of a prosperous and expanded America, that changes his mind. (R 9/10 at 5:00a)

11:30pTHEATERTALK


6:30a BODYELECTRIC


7:30a BETWEENTHELINESWITHBARRYKIBRICKSir Ken Robinson (Knighted Creativity Teacher) Out

8:00a JERRYYARNELLSCHOOLOFFINEARTFlower Patch, Part 3

8:30a BEAUTYOFOILPAINTINGWITHGARYANRoses And Geraniums

9:00a ART2ART

9:30a GARDENSMART

10:00aP.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEStructure In The Garden

10:30aGROWINGAGREENERWORLDAnnie’s Annuals - Preserving Heirlooms While Promoting The Environment

11:00aMARTINYAN’SHIDDENCHINAAncient Lijiang - A Journey Through Time

11:30aMARTINYAN’SHIDDENCHINAKunming - The Gateway To Eternal Spring

12:00nMARTINYAN’SHIDDENCHINAA Rock Legend

12:30pPATI’SMEXICANTABLEVanilla

1:00p DAISYCOOKS!WITHDAISYMARTINEZAt The Beach

1:30p TASTETHIS!Sculptures Made Out Of Chocolate

2:00p AMERICASEWSWITHSUEHAUSMANNPoints Of Interest For Quilting

2:30p SCRAPBOOKMEMORIESHome Dec

3:00p TRACKSAHEADPanama Canal Railway

3:30p CURIOSITYQUESTFire Fighter Training

4:00p TEENKIDSNEWS

4:30p ROADTRIPNATION


5:30p BURTWOLF:TRAVELS&TRADITIONSDublin, Ireland

6:00p NATURALHEROESEat At Bill’s

6:30p AUTOLINE

7:00p TRAVELSCOPEWilliamsburg, Virginia - America’s Historic Triang

7:30p ROADTRIPHalf Moon Bay

8:30p DESERTSPEAKSLiving Traditions Of The Tohono O’odham Learn how tribal members pass down practices of saguaro fruit harvesting and basket weaving. (R 9/11 at 2:30a)

9:00p GLOBETREKKERSouthern Mexico Discover the unique Day of the Dead festival in Pazc-uaro, spend time with Mexican cowboys in Guanajuato, and take in the glitzy nightlife in Acapulco. (R 9/11 at 3:00a)

10:00pROADTRIPNATIONThe team visits British Columbia to meet prop stylist and story producer Heather Cameron. (R 9/11 at 4:00a)

10:30pWILDPHOTOADVENTURESShenandoah National ParkDoug Gardner gets up close and personal to photograph the majestic white-tailed deer. (R 9/11 at 4:30a)

11:00pOUTOFIRELAND

11:30pINNERVIEWSWITHERNIEMANOUSEFrank WildhornWildhorn is one of a select few composers to have three shows running simultaneously on Broadway. (R 9/11 at 5:30a)


6:30a BODYELECTRIC


7:30a HEALINGQUEST

8:00a LEADINGGEN

8:30a KATIEBROWNWORKSHOPA Natural Beauty

9:00a MYGENERATIONOff The Beaten Path

9:30a INSIDEESTREETStarting Over

10:00aWOODTURNINGWORKSHOPPreparing Bowl Blanks

10:30aAMERICANWOODSHOPSectional Plantation Table


11:30aBARBECUEAMERICAHawaii 2 - Maui/Lahaina


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THE ANNALS OF JAZZ WITH RICHARD HADLOCKsunDays at 7 pm

The sound of surprise describes both jazz itself and the enduring premise of "The Annals of Jazz." Since 1959, host Richard Hadlock has been improvising on historical themes and bringing forth worthy performers—from Armstrong to Zorn. Each Sunday, we may find Annals in Europe, Asia, Latin America or Back of Town anywhere.

RIVERWALK JAZZsunDay at 6 pm

9/4 The Harmful Little Armful: The Incomparable Fats Waller

9/11 Licorice Stick Gumbo: The Masters of New Orleans Clarinet

9/18 Butterbeans & Susie: A Vaudeville Cabaret

9/25 A New Generation: The Jim Cullum Jazz Band and Clarinet Virtuoso Dave Bennett

I'M TALKIN' JAZZ sunDay at 8 am

9/4 Pianist Eric Shifrin with Mal Sharpe

9/11 Trumpeter Terell Stafford with Chris Cortez

9/18 Singer/Guitarist Francesca Nagle with Alisa Clancy

9/25 Organist Will Blades with Chris Cortez

The Jim Cullum Jazz Band and special guest, clarinet dynamo Evan Christopher, spotlight the rich legacy of jazz clarinet players from the Crescent City.

The Jim Cullum Jazz Band and guests remember Fats Waller with a selection of signature Waller tunes guaranteed to put a smile on your face and a bounce in your step.

Broadway’s Vernel Bagneris and internationally acclaimed vocalist Topsy Chapman, team up with The Jim Cullum Jazz Band to bring back the rollicking days of vaudeville and the comedy team of Butterbeans & Susie

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IN THE MOMENT WITH JIM bENNETTsunDay at 8 pm

9/4 See Hear! A Multimedia Event with Art Lande and others

9/11 FivePlay Jazz Quintet and the Albatross Clarinet Quartet

9/18 The Cenk Erdogan Trio at the Jazzschool

9/25 Bird With Strings

THE JAZZ DECADES WITH RAY SMITHsunDay at 11 pm

9/4 Coaba Jazz Band, Sam Samson, Lud Gluskin, Collin Kingwell

9/11 Cliff Jackson, Raymond Scott, Rhythm Syncopaters, Hi Hat Revellers. Sam Lanin, Sepia Serenaders

9/18 Bob Crosby, Roger Wolef Kahn, Irving Mills & His Hoty Totsy Gang, Andy Iona, Benny Goodman, Claude Thornhill, Saturday Night Swing Club

9/25 Independence Hall Jazz Band, Metropole Orchestra, Mills 10 Jazz Band, Quintet of the Hot Club of France

See Hear! Recorded April 6th, 2011, at the Jazzschool in Berkeley. A multimedia event presenting the photography, painting and collage of Art Lande (pictured), Aubrey Lande, Alan Hall, Peter Barshay and Gerry Grosz. With improvised and composed original music, inspired by the artwork

FivePlay Jazz Quintet (pictured) and the Albatross Clarinet Quartet, recorded at the Piedmont Piano Company in Oakland, on June 17th, 2011. Tony Corman, Laura Klein, Alan Hall, Paul Smith and Dave Tidball.

Direct from Istanbul, The Cenk Erdogan Trio (pictured)featuring vocalist Sumru, recorded April 17th, 2011, at the Jazzschool in Berkeley. With Dan Feiszli and Jason Lewis.

“Bird With Strings”, alto saxophonist Andrew Speight’s (pictured) tribute to Charlie Parker, recorded at this year's Stanford Jazz Festival, July 17th, 2011. Wity Sandy Wilson, Dawn Madole, Frederick Lifsitz, Paul Yarbrough, Zakaria Grafilo, Matt Clark, David Wong and Akira Tana

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JAZZ PROFILES WITH NANCY WILSONmonDay at 9 pm

9/5 Trumpeter Harry 'Sweets' Edison

9/12 Saxophonist Jackie McLean

9/19 Producer Norman Granz

9/26 Vocalist Betty Carter

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER WITH WENDELL PIERCEtuesDay at 9 pm

9/6 Searching Sound: Lee Konitz and Paul Motian

9/13 Best of the Cuban Big Bands

9/20 Soulful Swing from Philadelphia – City of Brotherly Jazz

9/27 The New Classic Cool with the Bill Charlap Trio

Bandleader and composer Paquito D’Rivera (pictured) guides us among the composers of his Cuban homeland – Mario Bauza, Arturo ‘Chico’ O’Farrill, Ernesto Duarte and more. He brings Latin percussion with Horacio Hernandez (drums), Richard Padron (guitar) and Pedro Martinez (percussion) with the five-beat rhythm to the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra.

Joey DeFrancesco pumps out the Philly sound on his Hammond B-3, propelled by guitarist Pat Martino and the legendary Heath Brothers. The players cover tunes from that city’s jazz icons: Benny Golson (I Remember Clifford), Lee Morgan (The Sidewinder) and John Coltrane (Naima).

Swinging and singing: both describe the unmistakable sound of Harry "Sweets" Edison (pictured), one of the most important stylists in the history of jazz trumpet. Sweets plays with a simplicity born of sophisticated artistry. It propelled him to the Count Basie Band, which he joined in 1937, thereafter becoming one of its most frequently featured soloists. This program, produced just before his death, celebrates Edison's spare style that blends subtle humor, impeccable timing, and the sweetly muted tone that gave him his nickname.

For nearly 50 years, Betty Carter (pictured) was an irrepressible and incomparable practitioner of jazz vocal tradition. She was a pure jazz singer whose strong musical style and instrument-like voice was keenly original and distinct. She was also a fiercely dedicated and demanding bandleader who helped hone the skills of gifted young musicians like Cyrus Chestnut and Jacky Terrasin. This program explores Carter's many sides and talents as a song stylist, composer, a bandleader, and teacher.


JAZZSET WITH DEE DEE bRIDGEWATERthursDay at 9 pm

9/1 Artist-in-Residence Mulgrew Miller at Detroit

9/8 Gary Burton's Arrival: Celebrating 50 Years at Berklee College of Music

9/15 Celebrating Dee Dee Bridgewater's Tenth Anniversary with JazzSet: The Women in Jazz All-Stars at the Kennedy Center

9/22 Celebrating Dee Dee Bridgewater's Tenth Anniversary with JazzSet: Ella! .. The Ella Fitzgerald Songbook at the Kennedy Center

9/29 Celebrating Dee Dee Bridgewater's Tenth Anniversary with JazzSet: American Pianists Association Finalists with Dee Dee Bridgewater

PIANO JAZZ WITH MARIAN MCPARTLAND WeDnesDay at 9 pm

9/7 Warren Vache

9/14 Marian McPartland Selects: Bobby Short

9/21 Kenny Werner

9/28 Marian McPartland selects: Alice Coltrane

Burton's (pictured) longtime duet partner Chick Corea, his discovery Julian Lage, and a dozen other players celebrate with a golden anniversary concert for the "divine (as the College President calls him) vibraphonist. Also in September, JazzSet celebrates 10 years with its divine host, Dee Dee Bridgewater, who sings.

Warren Vache (pictured) is a remarkable horn player, with astounding chops and a warm tone whether he's playing trumpet, flugelhorn, or cornet. He has developed his own unique and thoroughly modern style, but Vache's sense of jazz heritage is strong. He's known as a master performer of traditional jazz. Drummer Glenn Davis and bassist Gary Mazzaroppi join McPartland and Vache on Basin Street Blues and Louisiana.

Jazz giant John Coltrane would have been 85 this week. His widow, Alice Coltrane (pictured) performed with her husband's band in his final years, and is also one of the few jazz harpistsand a composer in her own right. On this 1982 Piano Jazz, Alice Coltrane performs her tunes, Transfiguration and One for the Father, and joins McPartland for Giant Steps.

Five highly accomplished young players survived a year of ongoing competition. One will emerge with the Cole Porter Fellowship and $50,000. To conclude the rigorous finals, on this night at The Athenaeum in Indianapolis, each young man accompanies the great Dee Dee Bridgewater. High stakes produce spell-binding music.

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The KCSM Fall Fund Drive begins on September 6th and we’re working like crazy to make it as fun, informative and happening as possible. To that end we’ve lined up some great programming. The highlights include a tribute to John Coltrane in honor of the 85th anniversary of his birth, and to Joni Mitchell on the 40th anniversary of the release of her historic album “Blue”.

The celebration of the life, artistry and music of John Coltrane takes place the weekend of September 10th. Born September 23rd in 1926 in Hamlet, North Carolina, John Coltrane was one of the leading tenor saxophonists of all time. His sound, his compositions, and his commitment to his art are unparalleled. Although he died in New York on July 17, 1967, Coltrane continues to be a major influence in the world of jazz.

To bring the Coltrane story to life, KCSM will feature the award-winning radio documentary, “How Long Has Trane Been Gone?”, by independent producer Steve Rowland. Rowland is also the producer of the amazing “Miles Davis Radio Project” – a Jazz 91 listener favorite. In addition to airing the documentary, we’ll be offering an array of Coltrane CD’s and even a cool black T-shirt with Coltrane’s image as thank you gifts for listeners who contribute during the Fund Drive.

The following weekend, on Sunday, September 18th, we’ll be celebrating the 40th anniversary of the release of Joni Mitchell’s “Blue” album. Mitchell, one of the most influential songwriters of all time, has had an enormous impact on popular music. Her background as a painter and a lover of jazz infuses her music. Her musical style, whether she’s on the guitar or at the piano, is a unique blend of harmonic landscapes. She worked closely with jazz musicians including Pat Metheny, Wayne Shorter, Jaco Pastorius, Herbie Hancock, and on a 1979 record released after his death, Charles Mingus.

If that weren’t enough, we’ll be giving shouts out to B.B. King, Chick Corea, Tony Bennett, and more. It’s all a part of the fun in fun(d) drive. Don’t forget to tell your friends to get on board the Jazz 91 ColTrane!

taKe tHe coLtrane!By Claire Greene, KCSM Fund Drive Producer


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2. Go directly to the playlist at www.jazzlist.org

3. Tune into JazzTV on Digital Channel 43.3

4. Tune into Comcast Digital Channel 962.

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D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )1212:30pTASTEOFLOUISIANWITH

CHEFJOHNFOLSE&CO.—LOUISIANACOOKINGWITHACHANGEOFHEARTTurtle Soup/Commander’s Palace


1:30p NICKSTELLINOCOOKINGWITHFRIENDSSalmon Dishes

2:00p MARTHA’SSEWINGROOMRuffles And Ruching

2:30p PAINT,PAPERANDCRAFTSBuckle Up

3:00p SEWINGWITHNANCYAmish Quilts, Part 1

3:30p KNITTINGDAILYSeamless Construction

4:00p QUILTINADAYMy Crazy Valentine

4:30p GARDENSMART

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SECONDOPINIONFibromyalgia


6:30p EUROMAXX


7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDENPARKSStanford Mansion

8:00p INMYVIEW:PHOTOMEMORIESOF9-11See page 3 for details. (R 9/12 at 2:00a)

8:30p SEPTEMBER’SCHILDRENSee page 3 for details. (R 9/12 at 2:30a)

9:30p ENNIOMORRICONE:ACONCERTFORPEACEnnio Morricone conducts his own music in Peace Notes, a 9-11 Peace Concert which fea-tures many of his best loved film scores, including The Good, The Bad and the Ugly, The Mission, Once Upon A time in The West and Once Upon A Time In America. (R 9/12 at 3:30a)



7:30a FORYOURHOMEEnergy Savers

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEStructure At Moss Mountain



9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYMake It Fit!


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMEmbroidery Undercover

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDThe Science Of Multiple Sclerosis

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDTostadas And Empanadas

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYIntoxicating Antioxidant

1:30p TASTETHIS!Farm To The Table With Vino

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGRowboat On The Beach

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGBatik Braid

3:00p SIMPLYMINGGinger & Cream

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Fashion

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENE-Waste

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSAnimals- Vertebrates - Birds

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBThe Saddle Club

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p WORLDBUSINESS

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDMonarchs

8:00p ONESTEPBEYONDDelusionA man has a premonition of the death of a young woman, so he does his best to protect her, but it comes true in an unexpected way. (R 9/13 at 2:00a)

8:30p ONESTEPBEYONDExecutioner A man’s best friend protects his master from beyond the grave. (R 9/13 at 2:30a)

9:00p PRIMESUSPECTErrors Of Judgement, Part 1 Detective Superintendent Jane Tennison, sent to Manchester, investigates a murder in which a drug runner was shot dead. She soon encounters ‘The Street’, a corrupt reprobate who rules over the local crime scene. (R 9/13 at 3:00a)

10:00pINTERNATIONALMYSTERIESDetective Montalbano: Track of SandIn Italian with English subtitles.A badly injured horse dies on the beach in front of Montal-bano’s house. The investigation opened by the Detective brings him into contact with elegant races organized by local nobles, as well as the secret contest held by the mafia for illegal betting. (R 9/13 at 4:00a)



7:30a FORYOURHOMENew Kitchen - Part I

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMENot Easy Being Green



9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYIn, Around, And Through


s e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 1 1311:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOM

Embroidered Embellishments

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDLiving With Migraines

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDChewy Brownies And Chocolate Cupcakes

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYThe Catanzaro In The Chicken

1:30p TASTETHIS!Authentic Mexican

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGA Pretty Autumn Day

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGCutting Bee Quilts

3:00p SIMPLYMINGWasabi & Avocado

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!3D

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENPlastic Bottles Recycled

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSAnimals - Vertebrates - Amphibians

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBWork Horses

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p BAYAREAVISTA

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDWasco

8:30p FOREIGNER:LIVEINCHICAGOThe rock band, currently cel-ebrating their 30th anniversary performs Waiting For A Girl Like You, Urgent, Juke Box Hero and more pop hits. (R 9/14 at 2:30a, 9/25 at 9:00p, 9/26 at 3:00a)

10:00pOFCIVILWRONGSANDRIGHTS:THEFREDKOREMATSUSTORYFred Korematsu was probably never more American than when he resisted, and then challenged in court, the forced internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II. Korematsu lost his landmark Supreme Court case in 1944, but never his indigna-tion and resolve. Discover the untold history of the 40-year legal fight to vindicate Kore-matsu — one that finally turned a civil injustice into a civil rights victory. (R 9/14 at 4:00a)


11:30pINNERCOMPASSStarting A Free African SchoolThousands of children in Uganda don’t go to school because their parents can’t afford books, a uniform, or sometimes, just a pencil. The orphans there have even less of a chance. Discover how Twesigye Jackson Kaguri, when confronted with this picture, decided to use his savings to establish a free school for orphans. (R 9/14 at 5:30a)



7:30a FORYOURHOMENew Kitchen - Part Ii

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMERoom With A View



9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYFun Forms


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMMadeira Borders - Three Ways

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDPseudobulbar Affect: Could This Be Happening To You

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDItalian Comfort Classics

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYCasseroling In Sardegna

1:30p TASTETHIS!Fashion And Food

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGThe Old Home Place

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGCrossed Kayaks

3:00p SIMPLYMINGSambal & Dijon

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Brownies

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENGlass Recycling

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSAnimals - Vertebrates - Fish

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBTrail Ride - Part I

6:00p JOURNAL


7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDEmperor And The President

8:00p TWILIGHTZONEA Nice Place To Visit A criminal who is killed in a shootout with the police believes he has made it to Heaven.

8:30p CONNECT

9:00p AUTOLINE

9:30p AVIATORSAviation 101: An explanation of some of the very basics of aviation.

10:00pNOTASIPICTURED:APULITZERPRIZESee page 3 for details. (R 9/15 at 4:00a)

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Can Metaphysics Reveal Surprises? Metaphysics asks the most profound questions, but does it help us to understand the world? (R 9/15 at 5:00a)

11:30pIDEASINACTIONWITHJIMGLASSMANNet Neutrality: Who Should Control Access To The Internet?Over the past decade, the Internet has expanded enor-mously, changing the lives of Americans. Unlike other forms of communication, like telephones and television, the Internet has expanded largely without regula-tion. But that may be changing. As the use videos increases, the companies that provide the pipelines for Internet access may be running out of space. Many people and businesses worry that these companies will begin to limit their access to the Internet in a way it’s never been limited before. How to resolve this issue is a high-stakes Washington question, with billions of dollars and some very important principles – like free speech and free enterprise - at stake. (R 9/15 at 5:30a)



7:30a FORYOURHOMELaundry Room Blues

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEGarden Home Animals



9:30a SITANDBEFITHealthy Aging


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYIsn’t It Romantic?


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMZipper Application

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDCoping With Chronic Pain

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDFall Favorites

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYThe Liquid Marriage

1:30p TASTETHIS!Food For Kids

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGSnow Birch

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGTri-Fold Quilting Wallet

3:00p SIMPLYMINGFish Sauce & Lemons

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Your House Or Mine

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENTire Recycling

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSAnimals - Vertebrates - Mammals

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBTrail Ride - Part II

6:00p JOURNAL


7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SWATERSPECIALSColorado River

9:00p GERMANAMERICANSFrom the concept of freedom of the press to the decorated Christmas tree, German culture has made an indelible impact on the American Zeitgeist, influenc-ing popular culture in nearly all aspects of daily life. Discover the unheralded history of one of the largest ethnic groups in the U.S. (R 9/16 at 3:00a)

10:30pSALUDSINBARRERAS/HEALTHWITHOUTBARRIERSSee page 4 for details. (R 9/16 at 4:30a)

11:00pBETWEENTHELINESWITHBARRYKIBRICK

11:30pOUTOFIRELAND



7:30a FORYOURHOMEBuilding For The Garden

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEGarden Glories



9:30a SITANDBEFITExercise Is Fun


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYKnitwear Trends


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMFree-Motion Embroidery

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDHope For The Alcoholic: Scientific Breakthroughs

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDSeafood In A Skillet

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYFishing For Tuna In Genova

1:30p TASTETHIS!The Quest For Amazing Desserts

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGGray Mountain

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGCathedral Window Table Topper

3:00p SIMPLYMINGThai Basil/Butter

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Chocolate

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENConstruction And Demolition

s e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 1 154:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFOR

KIDSAnimals - Vertebrates - Mammals - Herbivores

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBHorse Shy

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p LAPLAZA-MARIAHINOJOSA:ONE-ON-ONEGuido Minaya

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDTecate Train

8:00p REDGREENSHOWBarter StarterRed, Dalton and Winston trade somewhat valuable items to each other for the weekend but it doesn’t work out so well for Dalton. (R 9/17 at 2:00a)

8:30p YOUTHCINEMA

9:00p 2011ANNUALSPOTLIGHTVIDEOCOMPETITIONKCSM recognizes the Bay Area high school film makers who participated in the 2011 Spotlight Film festival, Prizes and awards are given in the categories of best story or script, sound, editing, lighting, cinematography, animation, directing and special effects. One winner will also walk away with the prize for “Best of Show”. Winning films will be featured as well. (R 9/17 at 3:00a)

10:00pOFFICIALBESTOFFESTReal People A grandfather uses his bond with his grandson to explain the tough things in life in Freesia of Eden. (R 9/17 at 4:00a)

10:30pONESTEPBEYONDTidal WaveA man does not believe the predictions of a woman but finds that they are all coming true. (R 9/17 at 4:30a)

11:00pONESTEPBEYONDI Saw You TomorrowA woman never loses faith that her missing husband is still alive and screams for help when she is attacked one evening and is surprised when her husband rushes to her rescue. (R 9/17 at 5:00a)

11:30pTHEATERTALK


6:30a BODYELECTRIC


7:30a BETWEENTHELINESWITHBARRYKIBRICK

8:00a JERRYYARNELLSCHOOLOFFINEARTPlanes & Proportions

8:30a BEAUTYOFOILPAINTINGWITHGARYANTiger Portrait

9:00a ART2ART

9:30a GARDENSMART

10:00aP.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMETeaching Children

10:30aGROWINGAGREENERWORLDFarmer D - A Young Man’s Campaign To Lead By Examp

11:00aMARTINYAN’SHIDDENCHINAThe Wind And Water Of Quilin

11:30aZONYA’SHEALTHBITESChocoholics Rejoice!

12:00nSTRESSFREECOOKINGComfort Food Dinner

12:30pPATI’SMEXICANTABLEWrapped Treats

1:00p DAISYCOOKS!WITHDAISYMARTINEZBarbecued Chicken

1:30p TASTETHIS!Latin Cuisine, “My Way”

2:00p AMERICASEWSWITHSUEHAUSMANNArt For The Heart

2:30p SCRAPBOOKMEMORIESAlbums

3:00p TRACKSAHEADLos Angeles Rail Transit

3:30p CURIOSITYQUESTPizza

4:00p TEENKIDSNEWS

4:30p ROADTRIPNATION


5:30p BURTWOLF:TRAVELS&TRADITIONSThe Lands Of St. Patrick, Ireland

6:00p NATURALHEROESSea Animal Rescuers

6:30p AUTOLINE

7:00p TRAVELSCOPEMadhya Pradesh, India - The Heart Of India

7:30p ROADTRIPRidge Route

8:30p DESERTSPEAKSOrigins Of A Royal Road Journey along this historic route of communication, conquest and gold from Mexico City to Santa Fe. (R 9/18 at 2:30a)

9:00p GLOBETREKKERCentral America: Costa Rica & Nicaragua Visit the Costa Rican capital of San Jose, and get caught up in election fever, sample traditional cuisine and visit volunteers trying to combat poverty in the city. (R 9/18 at 3:00a)

10:00pROADTRIPNATIONColorado’s New Belgium Brewing Company and the American Jazz Museum in Kansas City are visited. (R 9/18 at 4:00a)

10:30pWILDPHOTOADVENTURESFlorida Everglades, Part 1Photographers wade through mystical swamps and mangrove tunnels in search of beautiful subjects. (R 9/18 at 4:30a)

11:00pOUTOFIRELAND

11:30pINNERVIEWSWITHERNIEMANOUSEPaula PoundstonePaula Poundstone dropped out of high school to follow her dreams, working her way through comedy clubs and assorted odd jobs while waiting to hit the big time - and it paid off. A conversation with the Award-winning stand-up comic. (R 9/18 at 5:30a)


6:30a BODYELECTRIC

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )167:00a CLASSICALSTRETCH:THE

ESMONDETECHNIQUE

7:30a HEALINGQUEST

8:00a LEADINGGEN

8:30a KATIEBROWNWORKSHOPKids And Fruit

9:00a MYGENERATIONHealthy Inside And Out

9:30a INSIDEESTREETThe Long Goodbye

10:00aWOODTURNINGWORKSHOPBanksia Pod Box

10:30aAMERICANWOODSHOPPeriod Architectural Moldings And Trim


11:30aBARBECUEAMERICAHungary - Buda & Pest


12:30pTASTEOFLOUISIANAWITHCHEFJOHNFOLSE&CO—LOUISIANACOOKINGWITHACHANGEOFHEARTTASTEOFLOUISIANAWITHCHEFJOHNFOLSE&CO—LOUISIANACOOKINGWITHACHANGEOFHEARTCHANGEOFHEARTGrilled Beaver/Lewis & Clark


1:30p NICKSTELLINOCOOKINGWITHFRIENDSDishes Featuring Basil

2:00p MARTHA’SSEWINGROOMFancy Fabric Textures

2:30p PAINT,PAPERANDCRAFTSA Clayful Hello

3:00p SEWINGWITHNANCYAmish Quilts, Part 2

3:30p KNITTINGDAILYIt’s In The Bag

4:00p QUILTINADAYLodgepole Pine

4:30p GARDENSMART

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SECONDOPINIONLong Qt Syndrome


6:30p EUROMAXX


7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDENPARKSHetch Hetchy

8:30p JOELHARPER’SFIRMINGAFTER50Whether you are a novice or you want to take your workout to the next level, “Joel Harper’s Firming After 50” exercise program is easy–to–follow and perfect for all ages and fitness levels. Celebrity, personal trainer, Joel Harper will help viewers stretch, tone and firm with his no equipment, complete body workout! (R 9/6 at 8:30p, 9/7 at 2:30a, 9/19 at 2:30a)

9:30p TOTALLYUNPREPARED:ASURVIVALGUIDETODISASTERSIn this important, timely and entertaining look at earthquake preparedness, the safety experts go into homes across California to tell folks how safe their homes really are. Will those bookshelves crash to the floor? Is there a way to keep that expensive flat-screen TV from shattering during a quake? Plus, visit a shake table at an earth-quake laboratory to see what will happen inside your home if you don’t follow the experts’ advice. (R 9/21 at 12:00a)

11:00pMILLERCENTERFORUMSGary W. Gallagher - “Remembering The Civil War” Gary W. Gallagher, has received many awards, including the Laney Prize for the best book on the Civil War and the William Woods Hassler Award for contri-butions to Civil War studies. (R 9/19 at 5:00a)



7:30a FORYOURHOMEA Room You Can Live In

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEThe Ties That Bind


9:00a BODYELECTRIC

9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYShape Up


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMPrincess Pettiskirts

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDInnovations In Liver Transplantation

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDCoffee Break Sweets

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYHuggable Ligurian Food

1:30p TASTETHIS!Peasant Food 101

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGWarm Summer Day

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGAutumn Stars

3:00p SIMPLYMINGCoconut/Molasses

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!A Tisket, A Tasket

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENCar Recycling

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSAnimals - Vertebrates - Mammals - Carnivores

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBMystery Weekend

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p WORLDBUSINESS

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLD13008ZBaseball Sod

8:00p ONESTEPBEYONDTraps The fates of identical twins are linked across thousands of miles. (R 9/20 at 2:00a)

s e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 1 178:30p ONESTEPBEYOND

Explorers How did the crippled boy in Scandinavia help the explorers in the Sahara? (R 9/20 at 2:30a)

9:00p PRIMESUSPECTErrors Of Judgement, Part 2 To ease her into her new job, she is sent to schools to lecture but feels her abilities are being wasted. Meanwhile, a drug runner is shot dead returning to his apartment and Tennison finds herself hot on the case. (R 9/20 at 3:00a)

10:00pINTERNATIONALMYSTERIESInspectorColiandro:TheDayoftheWolfIn Italian with English subtitles.Coliandro, a young, low-ranking police officer in Bologna, ac-cidentally comes into contact with Nikita when she comes to see a colleague of his in another department. Coliandro, seeing this as his big break in the force, offers to help and tries to deliver the package but finds the man dead in his office. Coliandro and Nikita have to find their way through the complex ties between the police, the Mafia and the judicial system to find out exactly whom they can trust. (R 9/20 at 4:00a)



7:30a FORYOURHOMECurb Appeal

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEFrom The Soil To The Sun


9:00a BODYELECTRIC

9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYColor Play


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMBatting Application

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDDyslipidemia: Getting Your Cholesterol Under Control

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDDutch Oven Classics

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYThe Lamb And The Chestnut Story

1:30p TASTETHIS!The Best Of Connecticut

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGValley Waterfall

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGEmbroidery Makes The Quilt

3:00p SIMPLYMINGPonzu/Cranberries

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Pirates

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENMilk Jug Recycling

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSAnimals - Vertebrates - Reptiles

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBSchool Horse

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p BAYAREAVISTA

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDAircraft Carriers

8:30p VISADREAMSee page 4 for details. (R 9/21 at 2:30a)

9:00p CRUZREYNOSO:SOWINGTHESEEDSOFJUSTICEFollow the story of a man touched by injustice as a child who dedicated his life to fighting discrimination and inequality as a lawyer, judge and teacher. (R 9/21 at 3:00a)

10:00pBADBLOOD:ACAUTIONARYTALEThrough the eyes of survivors and family members, discover how a “miracle” treatment for hemophilia became an agent of death for 10,000 Americans. Faced with evidence that pharmaceutical companies and government regulators knew the product was contaminated with HIV and hepatitis from the 1960s through the early 1990s, they launched a powerful and inspiring fight to right the system that failed them and to make it safer for all. (R 9/21 at 4:00a)


11:30pINNERCOMPASS“Look At Me!” Narcissism Or Self-Esteem?Are teens posting risque photos on the internet because they are starved for attention, or because they are convinced they’re HOT? Should EVERYONE on the team get a trophy? Jean Twenge of the San Diego State University psychology department, and author of The Narcissism Epidemic: Living in the Age of Entitlement, warns that our culture of extreme encouragement may have gone too far. (R 9/21 at 5:30a)



7:30a FORYOURHOMERack ‘Em Up

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEKitchen Garden


9:00a BODYELECTRIC

9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYNot Always Straight


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMChain Stitch Quilting

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )1812:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHY

MINDThe Science Of Treating Atrial Fibrillation

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDAsian Favorites At Home

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYHot Stuff From Basilicata

1:30p TASTETHIS!Salts And Foods

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGTranquil Dawn

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGDiamond Leaves

3:00p SIMPLYMINGGinger/Lemons

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Retro

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENFood Compost

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSAnimals - Invertebrates - Arthropods - Insects

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBStar Quality

6:00p JOURNAL


7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDPt. Fermin Lighthouse Lens

8:00p TWILIGHTZONENightmare As A ChildSchoolteacher Helen Foley finds a strange and very serious little girl, named Markie on the stairs outside her apartment.

8:30p CONNECT

9:00p AUTOLINE

9:30p AVIATORSATC gibberish: Breaking down and simplifying all that complex sounding radio chatter. Water egress: Sara learns how to escape from a submerged aircraft. Condor Squadron: Taking to the air with a team of formation pilots flying WW2 era planes.

10:00pNIGHTOFLEGENDS:THEDUPREES&LITStellar performances from the fabulous Duprees the amazing Little Anthony and The Imperi-als. (R 9/22 at 4:00a, 9/28 at 10:00p, 9/29 at 4:00a & 8:30p, 9/30 at 2:30a)

11:00pCLOSERTOTRUTHIs God Necessary? Questions posed include, even if God exists, would it have been possible for God not to exist? (R 9/22 at 5:00a)

11:30pIDEASINACTIONWITHJIMGLASSMANImmigration: Should We Change The Rules?Immigration, legal and otherwise, is a hot-button issue in America. Changing the rules about who is welcome to come to our shores - rolling out the welcome mat for more highly skilled workers, and rolling it up for the extended family members of immigrants already here will lead to a stronger American economy, according to author Pia Orrenius. (R 9/22 at 5:30a)



7:30a FORYOURHOMEGirly-Girly

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEBigger’s Not Better


9:00a BODYELECTRIC

9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYClever Designs


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMDecorative Stitch Lace Inserts

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDAnaphylaxis: Allergies That Can Kill

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDSouthern Fare, Reinvented

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYStrumming The Pasta

1:30p TASTETHIS!A Tour Of A Sicilian Market

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGRowboat On The Beach

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGJumbo Embroidered Ferns

3:00p SIMPLYMINGHot Water Dough/Shallots

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Nuts To You

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENAluminum Can Recycling

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSAnimals - Invertebrates - Arthropods - Arachnids

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBHerd Bound

6:00p JOURNAL


7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SWATERClimate Change

8:00p ROADTRIPNATIONMeet the teams and watch insightful interviews in Southern California with the CEO & co-founder of Volcom Clothing and a music director who is credited for the American radio premiere of Moby and Garbage. (R 9/10 at 4:30p)

8:30p VISIONSOFGERMANY:ALONGTHERHINEFollow the lyrical path of the Rhine River through Germany’s southwestern region for an enchanting journey from Lake Constance to Cologne, with side trips to the Grimm Brothers’ Black Forest, historic Bonn, and a romantic string of castles. (R 9/23 at 2:30a)

s e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 1 1910:00pTODAUNAVIDA:CUBAN

MASTERWORKS-Get a rare glimpse of a true master at work as we follow Cuban songstress Albita into her studio to record the songs of her soul and life. (R 9/23 at 4:00a)


11:30pOUTOFIRELAND



7:30a FORYOURHOMENathaniel’sworld

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEThe Color Factor


9:00a BODYELECTRIC

9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYGoing Seamless


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMEmbellisher Magic

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDRelieving Low Back Pain

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDStuffed Beef Tenderloin

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYFor Whom The Bell Tolls

1:30p TASTETHIS!The Best Pizza In Brooklyn

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGThe Old Oak Tree

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGHand Applique Techniques

3:00p SIMPLYMINGLychees/Champagne

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Seashore

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENGreen Waste

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSAnimals - Invertebrates - Crustaceans And Mollusks

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBGreener Pastures - Part I

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p LAPLAZA-MARIAHINOJOSA:ONE-ON-ONELos Lonely Boys

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDGold Rush Medicine

8:00p REDGREENSHOWOut Of The WoodsRed and Ed trap a large animal roaming the woods at night. (R 9/24 at 2:00a)

8:30p YOUTHCINEMA

9:00p SUNSTUDIOSESSIONSShannon McNally/Grace Potter & The Nocturnals Shannon’s set includes Holdin’ On, Holdin’ Out. Potter performs Sugar and Night Rolls On. (R 9/24 at 3:00a)

9:30p MUSICVOYAGERMumbaiExplore Mumbai, the capital of India’s entertainment industry, with two pop music stars to learn the secrets of Bollywood. (R 9/24 at 3:30a)

10:00pOFFICIALBESTOFFESTBoy Power A seven year old boy is convinced he’s been bitten by a poisonous snake in Scotland’s Snakebite. (R 9/24 at 4:00a)

10:30pONESTEPBEYONDNight Of Decision An aged railroad man makes a promise to his grandson produc-ing an unusual chain of events. (R 9/24 at 4:30a)

11:00pONESTEPBEYONDGypsy A man visiting an island for the first time discovers he is known there by name. (R 9/24 at 5:00a)

11:30pTHEATERTALK


6:30a BODYELECTRIC


7:30a BETWEENTHELINESWITHBARRYKIBRICK

8:00a JERRYYARNELLSCHOOLOFFINEARTSnow Country, Part 1

8:30a BEAUTYOFOILPAINTINGWITHGARYANBright Poppies

9:00a ART2ART

9:30a GARDENSMART

10:00aP.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEPaint Your Garden

10:30aGROWINGAGREENERWORLDThe Power Of Worms - Vermicompost As An Organic

11:00aMARTINYAN’SHIDDENCHINAYangshuo - The Hidden Gem

11:30aZONYA’SHEALTHBITESLowering Your Blood Pressure The Natural Way

12:00nSTRESSFREECOOKINGSoave, It Makes You Smile

12:30pDELICIOUSTV’STOTALLYVEGETARIANFast & Easy, Hot & Spicy

1:00p DAISYCOOKS!WITHDAISYMARTINEZOne Pot Meal (Caldo Gallego)

1:30p TASTETHIS!Creative Cuisine In A Box

2:00p AMERICASEWSWITHSUEHAUSMANNCouture Techniques For Purses

2:30p SCRAPBOOKMEMORIESHybrid Scrapbooking

3:00p TRACKSAHEADRailtown 1897

3:30p CURIOSITYQUESTHarlem Globetrotters

4:00p TEENKIDSNEWS

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )204:30p ROADTRIPNATION


5:30p BURTWOLF:TRAVELS&TRADITIONSThe Abbeys Of Austria

6:00p NATURALHEROESPower Of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil

6:30p AUTOLINE

7:00p TRAVELSCOPEMadhya Pradesh, India - India’s Rural Heart

7:30p ROADTRIPBig Bear

8:30p DESERTSPEAKSRoyal Road Across The FrontierTravel deep into the bowels of the gold and silver mines and take a ride high above in a cable car. (R 9/25 at 2:30a)

9:00p GLOBETREKKERBolivia Begin this trip on Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world. Then, in La Paz, find some unusual potions in the Witches Market, explore the silver mines in Potosi, visit the immense salt lake at Uyuni, experience a spirited fiesta in Uncia, cycle through the lush Yungas region and ascend the Andean peaks of Huayana Potosi. (R 9/25 at 3:00a)

10:00pROADTRIPNATIONNorth Carolina Tattoo artist Kitty Love and Philadelphia hip-hop artists The Knux are interviewed. (R 9/25 at 4:00a)

10:30pWILDPHOTOADVENTURESFlorida Everglades, Part 2A photographic expedition through the water mangroves and saltwater estuaries of the Everglades. (R 9/25 at 4:30a)

11:00pOUTOFIRELAND

11:30pINNERVIEWSWITHERNIEMANOUSEHolland TaylorA conversation with Emmy-winning actress Holland Taylor, who has enjoyed a long and varied career, with respected roles on stage, in movies and on television. (R 9/25 at 5:30a)


6:30a BODYELECTRIC


7:30a HEALINGQUEST

8:00a LEADINGGEN

8:30a KATIEBROWNWORKSHOPHoliday

9:00a MYGENERATIONBetter Safe Than Sorry

9:30a INSIDEESTREETThe Great American Rip-Off

10:00aWOODTURNINGWORKSHOPSegmented Vessel, Part 1

10:30aAMERICANWOODSHOPBuilt In Shaker Inspired Painted Cabinets


11:30aPRIMALGRILLWITHSTEVENRAICHLENSmoke Screen


12:30pTASTEOFLOUISIANAWITHCHEFJOHNFOLSE&CO—LOUISIANACOOKINGWITHACHANGEOFHEARTDove Breast Delight/The Duck Camp (Buckley Kessler)


1:30p NICKSTELLINOCOOKINGWITHFRIENDSTuna, Fried Potatoes And Clams

2:00p MARTHA’SSEWINGROOMMexican Tucks

2:30p PAINT,PAPERANDCRAFTSKnitting Know How

3:00p SEWINGWITHNANCYRetro Hankies, Part 1

3:30p KNITTINGDAILYSimple Style

4:00p QUILTINADAYMorning Star

4:30p GARDENSMART

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SECONDOPINIONHIV In Middle Age


6:30p EUROMAXX


7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDENPARKSWrigley Botanical Gardens

8:00p SINGINGREVOLUTIONSong was the weapon of choice when Estonians sought to free themselves from Soviet occupa-tion. (R 9/1 at 10:00p, 9/2 at 4:00a, 9/26 at 2:00a)

9:00p FOREIGNER:LIVEINCHICAGOThe rock band, currently cel-ebrating their 30th anniversary performs Waiting For A Girl Like You, Urgent, Juke Box Hero and more pop hits. (R 9/13 at 8:30p, 9/14 at 2:30a, 9/26 at 3:00a)

10:30pFORDHUNGERMARCHSee page 4 for details. (R 9/26 at 4:30a)

11:00pMILLERCENTERFORUMSJohn Dower - Cultures Of War: Pearl Harbor/HiroshimaJohn Dower, winner of the National Book Award in 1999 for “Embracing Defeat,” is professor emeritus of history at the Mas-sachusetts Institute of Technol-ogy. He discusses his most recent book is “Cultures of War: Pearl Harbor/Hiroshima/9-11/Iraq.” (R 9/26 at 5:00a)



7:30a FORYOURHOMETrees

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEThe Big Tour


9:00a BODYELECTRIC

9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYJoining Up

s e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 1 2111:00aBEADS,BAUBLESAND

JEWELS

11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMShaping Trims

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDTreating Insomnia: The Importance Of Getting A Good Night Sleep

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDSweet Endings

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYMeatloaf Like No Other

1:30p TASTETHIS!Restaurant, Architecture And Great Food

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGSecluded Mountain

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGAutopilot Paper Piecing

3:00p SIMPLYMINGTamari/Hot Pepper Sauce

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Animals Everywhere

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENPaper Recycling

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSPlants - True Plants - Flowers

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBGreener Pastures - Part Ii

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p WORLDBUSINESS

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDGolden Gate Replicas

8:00p ONESTEPBEYONDThe Aerialist Did the paralyzed acrobat save his son from falling from the trapeze from his hospital bed? (R 9/27 at 2:00a)

8:30p ONESTEPBEYONDVanishing Pains When his unhappy wife disap-pears in their rented summer cottage, a man is hounded by the police until he too, shuts the door on the world. (R 9/27 at 2:30a)

9:00p PRIMESUSPECTErrors Of Judgement, Part 3 Tennison and the team try to find out where Campbell Laf-ferty was executed after being released. Appearing on ‘Crime Night’, she decides to pull in ‘The Street’, believing that he is responsible. (R 9/27 at 3:00a)

10:00pINTERNATIONALMYSTERIESVanVeeteren:CaseGIn Swedish with English subtitles.Van Veeteren’s only unsolved case comes back to haunt him when the daughter of a murdered private detective comes to see him. A brutal wife killer, who went into hiding years before, has resurfaced under an assumed name; or so it seems, and Van Veeteren has personal reasons for wanting him caught. Van Veeteren has to face the killer alone in a final twist. (R 9/27 at 4:00a)



7:30a FORYOURHOMEMaster Spaces

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEGarden Home For The Holidays


9:00a BODYELECTRIC

9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYFabulous Felting


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMContinuous Border Embroidery

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDPost- Stroke Spasticity

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDWeeknight Workhorses

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYHearty But Good

1:30p TASTETHIS!Small Bistro’s In A Big City

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGCypress Swamp

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGKalamkari Strippy

3:00p SIMPLYMINGStar Anise/Cranberries

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Faux Food

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENEco Station

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSPlants - True Plants - Fruits And Vegetables

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBJumping To Conclusions

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p BAYAREAVISTA

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDAnaheim

8:30p WHENLEARNINGCOMESNATURALLYDiscover the innovative outdoor-education programs around the country created to help children understand and experience the wonders and joys of nature. (R 9/28 at 2:30a)

9:00p CELTICTHUNDERHERITAGEA celebration of Celtic and Irish roots features “Whiskey in the Jar,” “Ireland’s Call” and more. (R 9/8 at 8:00p, 9/9 at 2:00a, 9/19 at 3:30a, 9/29 at 3:00a)

10:30p$100ADAYSee page 4 for details. (R 9/28 at 4:30a)

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11:30pINNERCOMPASSU.S. Environment: Our History With The Land North American attitudes toward nature have shifted over time, almost as much as our natural landscape has. Donald Worster of the University of Kansas helped develop the intriguing new field of environmental history to track the intense rela-tionship we’ve had with nature. He describes the patterns he’s seen and how America’s history has been shaped by its natural resources. (R 9/28 at 5:30a)



7:30a FORYOURHOMETaming The White Bathroom

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEDazzling Daffodils


9:00a BODYELECTRIC

9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYOh-So-Fine


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMBasic Heirloom

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDBreakthroughs In Advanced Prostate Cancer

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDThanksgiving Turkey

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYApples: Salad, Soup, Dessert

1:30p TASTETHIS!Celebrity Chefs’ In Central Park NYC

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGBubbling Mountain Brook

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGMy Style Pillows

3:00p SIMPLYMINGMadras Curry/Olives

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Nature

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENFood Rescue

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSPlants - True Plants - Trees And Bushes

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBSet Up

6:00p JOURNAL


7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDTall Ship Californian

8:00p TWILIGHTZONEA Stop At WilloughbyAn advertising executive who has grown exasperated with the stress of the business life longs to get off a train at a stop called Willoughby.

8:30p CONNECT

9:00p AUTOLINE

9:30p AVIATORSCan a kid land an airliner? We’ll find out when a 12-year-old finds himself at the controls!

10:00pNIGHTOFLEGENDS:THEDUPREES&LITStellar performances from the fabulous Duprees the amazing Little Anthony and The Imperi-als. (R 9/21 at 10:00p, 9/22 at 4:00a, 9/29 at 4:00a & 8:30p, 9/30 at 2:30a)

11:00pCLOSERTOTRUTHWould Multiple Universes Undermine God? Arguments for God, and against God, each count the universe as evidence. Believers invoke the universe’s apparent fine-tuning. Non-believers envision a vast number of universes, so that anything can happen by ac-cident, including us. (R 9/29 at 5:00a)

11:30pIDEASINACTIONWITHJIMGLASSMANNorth Korea: Dissidents’ Fight For FreedomWashington Post Op-Ed colum-nist Michael Gerson traveled to South Korea to interview North Koreans who escaped from one of the most repressive and cruel regimes in the world. His con-versation with Jim intersperses what he learned with stories told by the dissidents themselves about the incredible ways the regime controls the population of North Korea and how they managed to escape. (R 9/29 at 5:30a)



7:30a FORYOURHOMEAfternoon Projects

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEVegetable Delight


9:00a BODYELECTRIC

9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYWraps And Scarves


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMWhimsical Trims From A Stick

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDType 2 Diabetes: New Hope New Treatments

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDEasier Italian Favorites

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYThe Rock Of Assisi

1:30p TASTETHIS!Regional Cuisine And Hometown Favorites

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGEnchanted Falls Oval

s e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 1 232:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOF

QUILTINGLongarm Quilting Artists

3:00p SIMPLYMINGEdamames/Olive Oil

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Beautiful Blossoms

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENGreen Toys

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSPeru

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBOver The Bit

6:00p JOURNAL


7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SWATERSacramento-San Joaquin Delta

8:00p ROADTRIPNATIONInterviews include Al Merrick a surfboard shaper and founder of Channel Island Surfboards, who shapes boards for well known surfers including Kelly Slater. Hugh Hefner is interviewed at his mansion and the Poet Laure-ate of San Francisco describes her path of becoming a poet while sitting in the RV. (R 9/30 at 2:00a)

8:30p NIGHTOFLEGENDS:THEDUPREES&LITStellar performances from the fabulous Duprees the amazing Little Anthony and The Imperi-als. (R 9/21 at 10:00p, 9/22 at 4:00a, 9/28 at 10:00p, 9/29 at 4:00a, 9/30 at 2:30a)

9:30p DUDUFISHER:INCONCERTFROMISRAELThe talented David “Dudu” Fisher, best known for his stirring portrayal of Jean Valjean in Les Miserables, performs a collection of Broadway tunes and traditional and contempo-rary Israeli songs in Beit Sha’an, Israel. (R 9/30 at 3:30a)


11:30pOUTOFIRELAND



7:30a FORYOURHOMENo Vacancy

8:00a P.ALLENSMITH’SGARDENHOMEReally Great Roses


9:00a BODYELECTRIC

9:30a SITANDBEFIT


10:30aKNITTINGDAILYKnit Tricks And Fixes


11:30aMARTHA’SSEWINGROOMButton Academy

12:00nHEALTHYBODYHEALTHYMINDUnderstanding Ulcerative Colitis

12:30pAMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’SILLUSTRATEDSteak Frites

1:00p LIDIA’SITALYDeliciously Vegetarian

1:30p TASTETHIS!Good Jazz And Great Food

2:00p BESTOFTHEJOYOFPAINTINGWindy Waves

2:30p FONS&PORTER’SLOVEOFQUILTINGPrinted Labels

3:00p SIMPLYMINGChile Oil/Sweet Potatoes

3:30p BAKEDECORATECELEBRATE!Eat Your Fruit And Veggies

4:00p CURIOSITYQUESTGOESGREENAlgalita

4:30p HANDSONCRAFTSFORKIDSItaly

5:00p PIANOGUY

5:30p SADDLECLUBGift Horse

6:00p JOURNAL

6:30p LAPLAZA-MARIAHINOJOSA:ONE-ON-ONESam Quinones

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’SGOLDFlagpoles

8:00p REDGREENSHOWCheap JeepRed sends away for an army surplus jeep that shows up in kit form.

8:30p YOUTHCINEMA

9:00p SUNSTUDIOSESSIONSEli ReedEli talks about his musical influences and performs several songs include Take My Love With You.

9:30p MUSICVOYAGERRajasthan The birthplace of the Gypsies, music in Rajasthan is as colorful and soulful as its surroundings.

10:00pOFFICIALBESTOFFESTGirl PowerAustralian films Triple Concerto in D Minor, Ruby Who and Clar-issa Performs a Magic Trick.

10:30pONESTEPBEYONDDead Mans TaleA prisoner wounded in a jailbreak has a startling clairvoy-ant vision.

11:00pONESTEPBEYONDDelia A tourist traveling by train in India goes into an unexplained frenzy when a man enters his compartment carrying a chicken.

11:30pTHEATERTALK

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