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From the PresidentPoetry EverywhereGarrison Keillor (seen on this month’s cover) is an American icon. You’veenjoyed him on A Prairie Home Companion for 35 years (Saturdays at 6pm andSundays at 12noon on 89.7), as has my own family—who love his quirky,weekly “Letter from Lake Wobegon” stories. And this month, American Mastersrecognizes his stature with an intimate profile, The Man on the Radio in the RedShoes (Wednesday, 7/1 on WGBH 2; see page 8). You also may have discoveredKeillor’s brief, daily poetic meditations on The Writers Almanac (weekdaymornings at 8:55am on 89.7).Now, the man on the radio in the red shoes is helping us bring poetryto a wider TV and Web/social network audience with Poetry Everywhere(pbs.org/wgbh/poetryeverywhere). A WGBH co-production withDavid Grubin and The Poetry Foundation, PoetryEverywhere is a series of five-minute filmsinterspersed at unexpected moments throughoutthe TV broadcast schedule and available on theWeb 24/7. Our objective is simple: to expose diverseaudiences to a spectrum of contemporary poemsand poetic voices, on air and online, and build abroader appreciation for poetry.“We want to make poetry a visceral andaccessible experience for as many people as possible,”says Brigid Sullivan, WGBH Vice President for Children’s, Educationaland Interactive Programming, and executive producer of the project. “Andwho better to narrate the series than Garrison?,” Brigid adds. “He’s a belovedpublic radio presence, a trusted authority on poetry, and he has that rich,familiar voice.”Keillor’s introductions provide context and guidance for audiences—Facebook and Twitter users included—and eases them into appreciating theserendipity of the Poetry Everywhere segments, be they former US PoetLaureate Billy Collins reading The Lanyard or playwright Tony Kushner sharinga favorite passage from Walt Whitman.New avenues for reaching new audiences? It’s pure poetry. Thanks toyour generous support, WGBH is able to offer rare exposure to the best of ourculture—free and accessible to all!Jon AbbottComing in AugustLook for a slimmed-down August program guide. We’re cutting costs,and saving trees, as we close the fiscal year (with your help!). Of course,the August guide will contain the essential TV and radio program infoyou count on. And remember, for the latest info on all things ’GBH, visitwgbh.org!Where to Tune InTVDigital broadcastComcastFiOSRCN2 2.2 2 2 2 2 2 28444 44.1 16 44 14 21 21 n/aWGBH World 44.2 209 473 94 n/a 222 n/aWGBH Create 44.3 237 474 95 n/a 223 n/a’GBH Kids 44.4 217 472 93 n/a 153 n/aWGBH HD 2.1 802 502 602 703 782 819Boston n/a 22 n/a 3 n/a n/a n/aKids & Family(Boston only)WGBH n/a Comcast 1 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/aOn Demand“Get Local,”“Local Networks”Cable channels available to digital and fiber optic cable subscribers. Digital broadcastavailable to those with a DTV converter box or newer TV with a digital tuner. Channel numbersand availability may vary by community; contact your provider.For more information, go to wgbh.org/tvchannelsRadioWGBH 89.7 Boston,in Back Bay/Beacon Hill tune in 96.3on Nantucket, tune in WNCK 89.5All-Classical WGBH89.7 HD2 BostonWCAI, WGBH’s Cape and Islands NPR® Station90.1 Martha’s Vineyard91.1 Nantucket94.3 Brewster89.7 HD3 BostonAll channels available streaming, on wgbh.org/multimediaStay ConnectedWGBH Member Hotline 617-300-3300weekdays 9am–5pm, membersonly@wgbh.orgCoxCharter24-Hour Program Feedback Line 617-300-5200Leadership Circle MemberLine 617-300-3505leadershipcircle@wgbh.orgRalph Lowell Society Hotline 617-300-3900ralph_lowell_society@wgbh.orgLocal Corporate Sponsorship and Advertising 617-300-3730rose_cullen@wgbh.org, wgbh.org/sponsorshipBell ExpressVu (Canada)Full schedules: wgbh.org; Go paperless: wgbh.org/paperlessguide1

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44 The This Old House Hour9pm 2 Ascent of Money Pt. II ofIV HD (See 7/8 at 9pm)44 Nova Secrets of theParthenon (d)(See 7/14 at8pm)10pm 2 Make ’Em Laugh:The Funny Business ofAmerica Breadwinners andHomemakers: Honey, I’m Home! (Pt. II ofVI) HD (See 7/8 at 10pm)44 Nova scienceNow (See 7/1at 10pm)11pm2 Charlie Rose44 NewsHourThursday 166pm 2 NewsHour44 Charlie Rose7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 Basic Black44 As Time Goes By8pm 2 An Ice Cream ShowThe inimitable Rick Sebaktakes a tour of America to see whatmakes us all scream.44 Globe Trekker Pakistan9pm 2 Apollo 11: First Stepson the Moon This film,along with Apollo17, tells the storyof NASA’s tremendouslysuccessfuland groundbreakingmannedmissions to the moon.44 Nature Arctic Bears (d)10pm 2 Apollo 17: FinalFootprints on the Moon(See 7/16 at 9pm)44 Soundstage Death Cab forCutie See Indie Goes Pop,page 1411pm2 Charlie Rose44 NewsHourFriday 176pm 2 NewsHour44 Charlie Rose7pm 2 Beat the Press44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 McLaughlin Group44 As Time Goes By8pm 2 Washington Week44 New Tricks8:30 2 Now HD9pm 2 Bill Moyers Journal44 Paving the Way:The National Park-to-Park HighwaySee America First(Pt. I of II) Thistwo-part film tellsthe little-knownstory of how mostAmericans first reached the nationalparks—via one of the longest motorroutes of the day, the Park-to-ParkHighway.10pm 2 Wide Angle (See 7/3 at10pm)44 Paving the Way:The National Park-to-Park Highway Welcome Home (Pt. IIof II)(See 7/17 at 9pm)11pm2 Charlie Rose44 NewsHourSaturday 186am 2 Curious George (d)44 Mister Rogers’Neighborhood (d)6:30 2 Sid the Science Kid44 Curious George (d)7am 2 Peep44 Sesame Street (d)7:30 2 WordWorld (d)8am 2 Super Why!44 Barney and Friends (d)8:30 2 Clifford (d)44 Caillou (d)9am 2 Curious George (d)44 Bob the Builder (d)9:30 2 Sid the Science Kid44 Thomas & Friends (d)10am 2 Martha Speaks (d)44 Sid the Science Kid10:30 2 The Electric Company44 Mama Mirabelle’s HomeMovies11am 2 The Victory Garden (d)44 María Hinojosa:One-on-One Paul Cuadros(See 7/14 at 7:30pm)11:30 2 Everyday Food44 Ask This Old House12n 2 Primal Grill with StevenRaichlen44 Time Team AmericaTopper, South Carolina (See7/8 at 8pm)12:30 2 Sara’s WeeknightMeals1pm 2 Julia and Jacques:Cooking at Home (See 7/4at 1pm)44 Ascent of Money Pt. II ofIV (See 7/8 at 9pm)Seen in the HallsGrammy-nominated blues artistMarcia Ball visited the FraserPerformance Studio at WGBH recentlyto record “Deep in the Swamp,”a song accompanying an animatedchildren’s book that will be featuredon WGBH’s Emmy Award-winningseries Between the Lions. In town todo a gig at Scullers Jazz Club, theblues diva took a swing at the song to be heard in the upcomingepisode. Keep an eye on the Kids’ page for details!1:30 2 Lidia’s Italy2pm2 Food Trip with ToddEnglish44 Make ’Em Laugh:The Funny Business ofAmerica Breadwinners andHomemakers: Honey, I’m Home! (Pt. II ofVI) (See 7/8 at 10pm)2:30 2 Simply Ming3pm 2 America’s Test Kitchen44 History Detectives (See7/6 at 9pm)3:30 2 Cook’s CountryAdvertisement4pm 2 Gourmet’s Diary of aFoodie44 Nova scienceNow (See 7/1at 10pm)4:30 2 The New YankeeWorkshop5pm 2 The This Old House HourHD44 The War of the WorldThe Clash of Empires (Pt. I ofIII)(See 7/14 at 10pm)6pm 2 Ask This Old HouseFull schedules: wgbh.org; Go paperless: wgbh.org/paperlessguide15

ADVERTISEMENTRemember the 60s?(So do we.)Eons.com is the online community for Boomers who want to exploretheir passions, keep in touch with friends, connect with interestingpeople to share life experiences, and most of all, have fun.Visit today!www.eons.comFilm FestivalsThis month, WGBH proudly airs two films featured in local filmfestivals. For more, including WGBH Member discounts, see theMemberCard page (page 2).P.O.V./Rain in a Dry LandAirs Sun, 7/19 at 7:30pm on 44Nova/A Walk to BeautifulAirs Sun, 7/26 at 8pm on 44The 18th annual Woods Hole FilmFestival is showing P.O.V.’s Rain in aDry Land, the story of the fortunes oftwo Somali Bantu families, transportedby relief agencies from years ofcivil war and refugee life to Atlanta,Georgia, and Springfield,Massachusetts.The 11th annual Roxbury Film Festivalruns July 30 through August 2 andfeatures Nova’s A Walk to Beautiful,the story of three women in Ethiopiasuffering from devastating childbirthinjuries whose journey to a specialhospital in Addis Ababa providessolace for the first time in years.44 Fiddler on the RoofTradition! Norman Jewisondirected this 1971film version of thehit musical, basedon the stories ofSholom Aleichem,starring Topol. (*)6:30 2 Masterpiece Mystery!Miss Marple: Murder is Easy(d)(See 7/5 at 9pm)8pm 2 Keeping Up Appearances8:30 2 Waiting for God9pm 2 The Vicar of Dibley44 Gigot (*)(See 7/12 at 7pm)9:30 2 As Time Goes By10pm 2 MI-511pm 2 Basic Black44 Live from the Artists DenAlanis Morissette11:30 2 Ask This Old HouseSunday 196am 2 Clifford (d)44 Antiques RoadshowPhiladelphia, Pt. II6:30 2 Martha Speaks (d)7am 2 Super Why!44 Religion & EthicsNewsweekly7:30 2 Curious George (d)44 To the Contrary8am 2 Curious George (d)44 MoneyTrack8:30 2 Peep44 Consuelo MackWealthTrack9am 2 Peep44 Foreign Exchange9:30 2 The Saddle Club44 Beat the Press10am 2 WordGirl (d)44 Inside Washington10:30 2 Design Squad (d)44 Now11am 2 María Hinojosa:One-on-One Paul Cuadros(See 7/14 at 7:30pm)44 Bill Moyers Journal11:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe Iran,Yesterday and Today, Pt. II12n 2 Art Wolfe’s Travels tothe Edge The SouthernOcean: South Georgia Island44 Paving the Way:The National Park-to-Park Highway See America First (Pt. Iof II)(See 7/17 at 9pm)12:30 2 Basic Black1pm 2 Volvo Ocean Race2008–200944 Paving the Way:The National Park-to-Park Highway Welcome Home (Pt. IIof II)(See 7/17 at 9pm)1:30 2 Ask This Old House2pm 2 Nova scienceNow (See 7/1at 10pm)44 e 2 (The Economies ofBeing EnvironmentallyConscious)2:30 44 Equitrekking Iceland3pm 2 Apollo 11: First Steps onthe Moon (See 7/16 at9pm)44 Spain…On the RoadAgain (See 7/5 at 3pm)4pm 2 Apollo 17: FinalFootprints on the Moon(See 7/16 at 9pm)44 Made in Spain4:30 44 Lidia’s Italy5pm 2 Time Team AmericaTopper, South Carolina HD(See 7/8 at 8pm)44 Gourmet’s Diary of aFoodie5:30 44 How I Won the War (*)(See 7/11 at 9pm)6pm 2 Rick Steves’ Europe Iran,Yesterday and Today, Pt. II6:30 2 Gourmet’s Diary of aFoodie7pm 2 Simon Schama’s Powerof Art Rembrandt (See7/5 at 7pm)7:30 44 P.O.V. Rain in a Dry LandSee Film Festivals, thispage8pm 2 Nature Superfish (d) HD9pm 2 Masterpiece Mystery!Miss Marple: The Do It withMirrors (d)(See 7/5 at 9pm)44 P.O.V. The Reckoning:The Battle for theInternationalCriminal Court.This new documentaryfollowsdynamicInternationalCriminal Court (ICC) prosecutor LuisMoreno Ocampo and his team forthree years. Pictured, Professor Pilo.10:30 2 Masterpiece Mystery!Miss Marple: The Do It withMirrors (d)(See 7/5 at 9pm)44 Ask This Old House11pm 44 Spain…On the RoadAgain (See 7/5 at 3pm)16 Full schedules: wgbh.org; Go paperless: wgbh.org/paperlessguide

Monday 206pm 2 NewsHour44 Charlie Rose7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 Wild Chronicles44 As Time Goes By8pm 2 Antiques RoadshowPhiladelphia, Pt. III44 Masterpiece Mystery!Miss Marple: The Do It withMirrors (d)(See 7/5 at 9pm)9pm 2 History Detectives HD(See 7/6 at 9pm)9:30 44 Waiting for God10pm 2 Nature Superfish (d) HD44 As Time Goes By10:30 44 Keeping Up Appearances11pm2 Charlie Rose44 NewsHourTuesday 216pm 2 NewsHour44 Charlie Rose7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 María Hinojosa:One-on-One María ElenaSalinas. The anchor of Univision’snightly newscast since 1981 discussesher professional and personal life.44 As Time Goes By8pm 2 Nova Kings of Camouflage.Cuttlefish are some of thestrangest animalson the planet—shape-shiftingcreatures can hypnotizetheir prey,impersonate theopposite sex and even kill. (d)44 Antiques RoadshowPhiladelphia, Pt. III9pm 2 Nova scienceNow (See 7/1at 10pm)44 Waking the Dead MissingPersons, Pt. II10pm 2 The War of the WorldA Tainted Victory (Pt. II of III)(See 7/14 at 10pm)44 MI-511pm2 Charlie Rose44 NewsHourWednesday 226pm 2 NewsHour44 Charlie Rose7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 Ask This Old House44 As Time Goes By8pm 2 Time Team AmericaNew Philadelphia, Illinois HD(See 7/8 at 8pm)44 The This Old House Hour9pm 2 Ascent of Money Pt. III ofIV HD (See 7/8 at 9pm)44 Nova Kings of Camouflage(d)(See 7/21 at 8pm)10pm 2 Make ’Em Laugh:The Funny Business ofAmerica The Knockabouts: Slip on aBanana Peel (Pt. III of VI) HD (See 7/8 at10pm)44 Nova scienceNow (See 7/1at 10pm)11pm2 Charlie Rose44 NewsHourThursday 236pm 2 NewsHour44 Charlie Rose7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 Basic Black44 As Time Goes By8pm 2 Keeping Score Coplandand the American Sound.Filmed in New York, Brooklyn andPrague, this encore visits the placesand explores the ideas that shapedAaron Copland’s life and music.44 Globe TrekkerBest American Water Treks9pm 2 The Return of theCuyahoga The CuyahogaRiver is an example of an environmentalsuccess story and this encore examineshow the dead river was broughtback to life again.44 Nature Superfish (d)10pm 2 TBA44 Soundstage11pm2 Charlie Rose44 NewsHourFriday 246pm 2 NewsHour44 Charlie Rose7pm 2 Beat the Press44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 McLaughlin Group44 As Time Goes By8pm 2 Washington Week44 New Tricks8:30 2 Now HD9pm 2 Bill Moyers Journallodges.10pm11pm44 Great Lodges of theNational Parks Pt. I of II.This two-partencore is a fascinatingtour ofAmerica’s nationalparks and theircharming historic2 Wide Angle (See 7/3 at10pm)44 Great Lodges of theNational Parks Pt. II of II(See 7/24 at 9pm)2 Charlie RoseAdvertisementAmerican Presidential Chinafrom Washington to Lincoln and Roosevelt to ReaganSetting the President’s TableTop to bottom: Abraham Lincoln Dinner Plate;Rutherford B. Hayes Oyster PlateOver 100 pieces of WhiteHouse porcelain used byAmerican Presidents and FirstLadies as they entertainedheads of state, distinguishedliterati, business leaders andcultural luminariesOn loan from the McNeilA m e r i c a n a C o l l e c t i o n ,Philadelphia Museum of ArtThrough October 12, 2009978.369.9763 • www.concordmuseum.orgopen daily in historic Concord, MASeen in the HallsLegendary cellist and classicalicon Yo-Yo Ma stopped byWGBH recently for a taping ofGreater Boston. While here, theSilk Road Ensemble leadertook the opportunity to tourWGBH’s Brighton studios.Hanging with Yo-Yo Ma inWGBH’s Fraser Performance Studio are (l to r) WGBH radio producerAlan McLellan and program director Jon Solins.44 NewsHourSaturday 256am 2 Curious George (d)44 Mister Rogers’Neighborhood (d)6:30 2 Sid the Science Kid44 Curious George (d)7am 2 Peep44 Sesame Street (d)7:30 2 WordWorld (d)8am 2 Super Why!44 Barney and Friends (d)Full schedules: wgbh.org; Go paperless: wgbh.org/paperlessguide17

8:30 2 Clifford (d)44 Caillou (d)9am 2 Curious George (d)44 Bob the Builder (d)9:30 2 Sid the Science Kid44 Thomas & Friends (d)10am 2 Martha Speaks (d)44 Sid the Science Kid10:30 2 The Electric Company44 Mama Mirabelle’s HomeMovies11am 2 The Victory Garden (d)44 María Hinojosa:One-on-One María ElenaSalinas (See 7/21 at 7:30pm)11:30 2 Everyday Food44 Ask This Old House12n 2 Primal Grill with StevenRaichlen44 Time Team AmericaNew Philadelphia, Illinois(See 7/8 at 8pm)12:30 2 Sara’s Weeknight Meals1pm 2 Julia and Jacques:Cooking at Home (See 7/4at 1pm)44 Ascent of Money Pt. III ofIV (See 7/8 at 9pm)1:30 2 Lidia’s ItalyAdvertisement2pm 2 Food Trip with ToddEnglish44 Make ’Em Laugh:The Funny Business ofAmerica The Knockabouts: Slip on aBanana Peel (Pt. III of VI) (See 7/8 at10pm)2:30 2 Simply Ming3pm 2 America’s Test Kitchen44 History Detectives (See7/6 at 9pm)3:30 2 Cook’s Country4pm 2 Gourmet’s Diary of aFoodie44 Nova scienceNow (See 7/1at 10pm)4:30 2 The New YankeeWorkshop5pm 2 The This Old House HourHD44 The War of the WorldA Tainted Victory (Pt. II of III)(See 7/14 at 10pm)6pm 2 Ask This Old House44 Waking Ned DevineThis 1998 comedy about atown vying tocollect on alottery ticket starsDavid Kellyand FionnulaFlanagan. (*)18 Full schedules: wgbh.org; Go paperless: wgbh.org/paperlessguide6:30 2 Masterpiece Mystery!Miss Marple: They Do It withMirrors (d)(See 7/5 at 9pm)7:30 44 Fiddler on the Roof (*)(See 7/18 at 6pm)8pm 2 Keeping Up Appearances8:30 2 Waiting for God9pm 2 The Vicar of Dibley9:30 2 As Time Goes By10pm 2 MI-511pm 2 Basic Black44 In the Life11:30 2 Ask This Old House44 Ask This Old HouseSunday 266am 2 Clifford (d)44 Antiques RoadshowPhiladelphia, Pt. III6:30 2 Martha Speaks (d)7am 2 Super Why!44 Religion & EthicsNewsweekly7:30 2 Curious George (d)44 To the Contrary8am 2 Curious George (d)44 MoneyTrack8:30 2 Peep44 Consuelo MackWealthTrack9am 2 Peep44 Foreign Exchange9:30 2 The Saddle Club44 Beat the Press10am 2 WordGirl (d)44 Inside Washington10:30 2 Design Squad (d)44 Now11am 2 María Hinojosa:One-on-One María ElenaSalinas (See 7/21 at 7:30pm)44 Bill Moyers Journal11:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeBurgundy: Profoundly French12n 2 Art Wolfe’s Travels tothe Edge Ethiopia: The OmoValley44 Great Lodges of theNational Parks Pt. I of II(See 7/24 at 9pm)12:30 2 Basic Black1pm 2 Volvo Ocean Race2008–200944 Great Lodges of theNational Parks Pt. II of II(See 7/24 at 9pm)1:30 2 Ask This Old House2pm 2 Nova scienceNow (See 7/1at 10pm)44 e 2 (The Economies ofBeing EnvironmentallyConscious)2:30 44 Equitrekking Virginia HuntCountry3pm 2 Keeping Score Coplandand the American Sound(See 7/23 at 8pm)44 Spain…On the RoadAgain (See 7/5 at 3pm)4pm 2 The Return of theCuyahoga (See 7/23 at9pm)44 Made in Spain4:30 44 Lidia’s Italy5pm 2 Time Team AmericaNew Philadelphia, Illinois HD(See 7/8 at 8pm)44 Gourmet’s Diary of aFoodie5:30 44 Simply Ming6pm 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeBurgundy: Profoundly French44 This Old House6pm 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeBurgundy: Profoundly French44 Waking Ned Devine (*)(See 7/25 at 6pm)6:30 2 Gourmet’s Diary of aFoodie7pm 2 Simon Schama’s Powerof Art David (See 7/5 at7pm)8pm 2 Nature Silence of the Bees(d) HD44 Nova A Walk to BeautifulSee Film Festivals, page 169pm2 Masterpiece Mystery!Miss Marple: Why Didn’t TheyAsk Evans? (d)(See 7/5 at 9pm)44 P.O.V. The Betrayal(Nerakhoon). This AcademyAward-nominated film looks at LaotianThavisouk Phrasavath’s harrowingescape to America and the life he andhis family found here.10:30 2 Masterpiece Mystery!Miss Marple: Why Didn’t TheyAsk Evans? (d)(See 7/5 at 9pm)44 PBS Previews The NationalParks: America’s Best Idea(See 7/2 at 10:30pm)11pm 44 Spain…On the RoadAgain (See 7/5 at 3pm)Monday 276pm 2 NewsHour44 Charlie Rose7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 Wild Chronicles44 As Time Goes By

8pm 2 Antiques RoadshowFame and Fortune. Thisspecial edition spotlights celebrities,big-shots and headliners throughobjects connected to their lives.44 Masterpiece Mystery!Miss Marple: Why Didn’t TheyAsk Evans? (d)(See 7/5 at 9pm)9pm 2 History Detectives HD(See 7/6 at 9pm)9:30 44 Waiting for God10pm 2 Nature Silence of the Bees(d) HD44 As Time Goes By10:30 44 Keeping Up Appearances11pm2 Charlie Rose44 NewsHourTuesday 286pm 2 NewsHour44 Charlie Rose7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 María Hinojosa:One-on-One Ray Suarez.The senior correspondent for TheNewsHour sit down with Hinojosa inthis encore.44 As Time Goes By8pm 2 Nova Astrospies. This encoreprobes the untold story ofthe elite corpsof clandestineastronauts whowere never told ofthe true purposeof their trainingprogram. (d) HD44 Antiques RoadshowTampa, Pt.III9pm 2 Nova scienceNow (See 7/1at 10pm)44 Waking the DeadSins, Pt. I10pm 2 The War of the WorldThe Icebox (Pt. III of III)(See7/14 at 10pm)44 MI-511pm2 Charlie Rose44 NewsHourWednesday 296pm 2 NewsHour44 Charlie Rose7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 Ask This Old House44 As Time Goes By8pm 2 Time Team AmericaRange Creek, Utah HD (See7/8 at 8pm)44 The This Old House Hour9pm 2 Ascent of Money Pt. IV ofIV HD (See 7/8 at 9pm)44 Nova Astrospies (d)(See7/28 at 8pm)10pm 2 Make ’Em Laugh:The Funny Business ofAmerica The Groundbreakers: WhenI’m Bad, I’m Better (Pt. IV of VI) HD(See 7/8 at 10pm)44 Nova scienceNow (See 7/1at 10pm)11pm2 Charlie Rose44 NewsHourThursday 306pm 2 NewsHour44 Charlie Rose7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 Basic Black44 As Time Goes By8pm 2 A Hot Dog ProgramRick Sebak takes viewerson a cross-countryjourney in searchof the perfect pupin this classicencore.44 Globe Trekker Ice Trekkingthe Alps9pm 2 SS United States: Ladyin Waiting This encoredetails the triumphant and poignantsaga of the nation’s flagship, the oceanliner SS United States.44 Nature Silence of the Bees(d)10pm 2 The Living Weapon:American Experience Thisencore look at the international race todevelop biological weapons in the1940s and 1950s reveals the scientificand technical challenges scientistsfaced—and the moral dilemmasposed by their eventual success. (d)44 Soundstage Fall Out Boy11pm2 Charlie Rose44 NewsHourFriday 316pm 2 NewsHour44 Charlie Rose7pm 2 Beat the Press44 Nightly Business Report7:30 2 McLaughlin Group44 As Time Goes By8pm 2 Washington Week44 New Tricks8:30 2 Now HD9pm 2 Bill Moyers Journal44 PBS Previews The NationalParks: America’s Best Idea(See 7/2 at 10:30pm)9:30 44 American Horizons:The Photographs of ArtSinsabaugh Sinsabaugh made hisartistic breakthrough in the early1960s with panoramic landscapes ofthe Midwest that were unprecedentedin both form and subject matter.10pm 2 Wide Angle (See 7/3 at10pm)44 American Values:American WildernessThis profile of a variety of citizens whoshare a deep love of nature was filmedduring the 40th-anniversary celebrationof The Wilderness Act and marksAdvertisementone of host Christopher Reeve’s laston-screen appearances.11pm 2 Charlie Rose44 NewsHourOvernight schedule See pgs 20–21or go to wgbh.org/schedulesComing Upin AugustOperatic Heat••Masterpiece Mystery! /New Inspector LewisLive from LincolnCenter /Joshua BellPhoto Credits: Cover: American Masters presents Garrison Keillor: Thirteen/WNET New York. Page 1: ©WGBH. Page 2: ©WGBH/Chris Pullman. Page 3: ©2007 Word World, LLC; Courtesy of Protocol Entertainment; Anthony Causi; Scholastic Media. Page 8:Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg News/Landov; Julia Cort; Courtesy of APT; Courtesy of Warner Brothers Entertainment, Inc.; FiroozZahedi. Page 9: Granada; Joe Sinnott–Thirteen/WNET. Page 10: Paul Child; Capital Concerts; ©ITV Global Entertainment forMasterpiece; Marty Sohl/Metropolitan Opera. Page 11: Tanit Sakakini for WGBH; Meg Gaillard. Page 12: Dewald Aukema©Chimerica Media; Don Hunstein/©Sony BMG Music Entertainment Archives; Photofest; Courtesy San Francisco Symphony. Page13: ©MGM Digital Library; Marjorie Crigler. Page 14: Autumn de Wilde; Mark Daniels. Page 15: Photo by A.G. Lucier, courtesy ofJohn T. Hinckley Library, Northwest College, Powell, WY; ©WGBH/Heidi Shin. Page 16: Matt Schwab; Jerry Risius; ©MGM DigitalLibrary; Susan Meiselas/Magnum Photos. Page 17: Gisela Kaufmann; ©2008 Davis Morris, from Great Lodges of the National ParksVolume II, with the permission of Graphic Arts Books; Edgar B. Herwick III. Page 18: ©MGM Digital Library. Page 19: NARA;Courtesy of WQED. Page 23: Richard Howard for WGBH; Stu Rosner, Courtesy of Boston Symphony Orchestra. Page 24: ©KatrinTalbot; ©Jaki Doyka; Tracy Powell for WGBH; Alexandra Vosding; Chris Lee. Page 25: ©2007 NPR by Stephen Voss; Kathryn Gordon;©WGBH/Anthony Tieuli; Michael Lutch, Courtesy of Boston Symphony Orchestra; Michael Benveniste/MCFI; Adriano Heitmann;NPR. Page 26: James Higgins; Paul Baxter; Christian Steiner (2); Michael Collopy; Kathleen A. Fahle. Page 27: Antony Nagelmann.Full schedules: wgbh.org; Go paperless: wgbh.org/paperlessguide19

Programs, Repeats and Overnights2am on 44, Sat (7/18) 3am on 44, Thu (7/23) 10pm on 44Arts & Music•Fall Out Boy Fri (7/24) 2am on 44, Sat (7/25) 3am on 44, Thu3,2,1 Fireworks Sat (7/4) 7:30pm on 2(7/30) 10pm on 44 Josh Groban, An Evening In New York•City Fri (7/31) 2am on 44American Horizons: The Photographs of Art SinsabauFri (7/31) 9:30pm on 44American Masters John Ford/John Wayne: The Filmmaker Drama & Filmand the Legend Wed (7/1) 9:30pm on 2, Sun (7/5) 7:30pm on Explore more programs like this on WGBH World44 Garrison Keillor: the Man on the Radio In the Red Shoes• (to find on your cable system, see page 1)Wed (7/1) 8pm on 2, Thu (7/2) 1am and 1:30pm on 44, FriThe Call of the Wild Sun (7/5) 9pm on 44(7/3) 3am on 44, Sun (7/5) 4:30pm on 2, Mon (7/6) 4am on 44Fiddler On the Roof Sat (7/18) 6pm on 44, Sat (7/25)Austin City Limits The Decemberists/Explosions In the Sky7:30pm on 44Sun 12mid on 44Gigot Sun (7/12) 7pm on 44, Sat (7/18) 9pm on 44Billy Joel: The Stranger Live Sat (7/4) 2:30am on 2, Wed(7/8) 1am on 2, Fri (7/17) 1am on 2, Thu (7/23) 1am on 2How I Won the War Sat (7/11) 9pm on 44, Sun (7/19)5:30pm on 44Bob Dylan: Live In Newport 1963–1965 Thu (7/2) 2:30amon 2, Sun (7/5, 12) 4:30am on 2, Fri (7/10) 4am on 2, TueMasterpiece Mystery! Poirot: Mrs. McGinty’s Dead Sat (7/4)(7/14) 4am on 2, Sat (7/25) 4am on 2, Mon (7/27) 3am on 2 6pm on 2 Miss Marple: A Pocket Full of Rye Sun (7/5) 9pm•and 10:30pm on 2, Mon (7/6) 1am, 1:30pm and 8pm on 44,A Capitol Fourth Sat (7/4) 8pm on 2, Sun (7/5) 1am on 44Tue (7/7) 3am on 44, Sat (7/11) 6:30pm on 2 Miss Marple:Great Performances at the Met Madama Butterfly Sun•Murder Is Easy Sun (7/12) 9pm and 10:30pm on 2, Mon (7/13)(7/5) 2pm on 2 La Sonnambula Sun (7/12) 2:30pm on 2• 1am, 1:30pm and 8pm on 44, Tue (7/14) 3am on 44, Sat (7/18)John Denver: A Song’s Best Friend Sun (7/5) 3am on 2, 6:30pm on 2 Miss Marple: They Do It with Mirrors Sun•Wed (7/8) 2:30am on 2, Fri (7/10, 17) 2:30am on 2, Tue (7/14) (7/19) 9pm and 10:30pm on 2, Mon (7/20) 1am, 1:30pm and2:30am on 2, Thu (7/23) 2:30am on 2, Sat (7/25) 2:30am on 2, 8pm on 44, Tue (7/21) 3am on 44, Sat (7/25) 6:30pm on 2•Mon (7/27) 1:30am on 2Miss Marple: Why Didn’t They Ask Evans? Sun (7/26) 9pm andKeeping Score Beethoven’s Eroica Thu (7/2) 8pm on 2 10:30pm on 2, Mon (7/27) 1am, 1:30pm and 8pm on 44, Tue•Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring Thu (7/9) 8pm on 2, Sun (7/12) (7/28) 3am on 441:30pm on 2 Copland and the American Sound Thu (7/23) P.O.V. Beyond Hatred Thu (7/2) 3am on 44 Life. Support.• •8pm on 2, Fri (7/24) 1:30pm on 44, Sun (7/26) 3pm on 2Music. Thu (7/9) 3am on 44, Sun (7/12) 9pm on 44• Johnny•Live from the Artists Den Josh Ritter Sat (7/4) 11pm on 44 Cash: The Man, His World, His Music Thu (7/9) 9pm on 2, FriBen Harper Sat (7/11) 11pm on 44 Alanis Morissette (7/10) 2pm on 44, Sat (7/11) 5:30pm on 44 The Reckoning:• •Sat (7/18) 11pm on 44The Battle for the International Criminal Court Thu (7/16)3am on 44, Sun (7/19) 9pm on 44 Rain in a Dry Land SunMake ’Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America Nerds,(7/19) 7:30pm on 44 The Betrayal (Nerakhoon) Thu (7/23)Jerks & Oddballs: Would Ya Hit a Guy with Glasses? (Pt. I of •3am on 44, Sun (7/26) 9pm on 44 Hold Me Tight, Let Me GoVI) Wed (7/8) 10pm on 2, Sat (7/11) 2pm on 44••Thu (7/30) 3am on 44Breadwinners and Homemakers: Honey, I’m Home!(Pt. II of VI) Wed (7/15) 10pm on 2, Sat (7/18) 2pm on 44 People Will Talk Sat (7/11) 7pm on 44•The Knockabouts: Slip on a Banana Peel (Pt. III of VI) Wed Theater Talk Sun (7/5, 12) 6:30pm on 44(7/8)•4am on 44, Wed (7/22) 10pm on 2, Sat (7/25) 2pm on 44 Waking Ned Devine Sat (7/25) 6pm on 44, Sun (7/26) 6pmThe Groundbreakers: When I’m Bad, I’m Better (Pt. IV of on 44VI) Wed (7/15) 4am on 44, Wed (7/29) 10pm on 2•The Wiseguys: Never Give a Sucker an Even Break (Pt. V of VI) Best of BritainWed (7/22) 4am on 44 Satire and Parody: Sock It to ME?• As Time Goes By Mon–Fri 7:30pm on 44, Mon 10pm on 44,(Pt. VI of VI) Wed (7/29) 4am on 44Sat 9:30pm on 2Roy Orbison & Friends—A Black and White Night ThuKeeping Up Appearances Mon 10:30pm on 44, Sat (7/11,(7/2) 4am on 2, Fri (7/3, 10) 5:30am on 2, Mon (7/6) 5:30am18, 25) 8pm on 2on 2, Tue (7/7) 1am on 2, Mon (7/13) 12mid on 2, Tue (7/14)5:30am on 2, Thu (7/16) 1am on 2, Wed (7/22) 1am on 2,MI-5 Tue 10pm on 44, Sat 10pm on 2Sat (7/25) 5:30am on 2, Sun (7/26) 12mid on 2, Mon (7/27) New Tricks Fri 8pm on 444:30am on 2, Thu (7/30) 3:30am on 2The Vicar of Dibley Sat (7/11, 18, 25) 9pm on 2Simon Schama’s Power of Art Caravaggio Sun (7/5) 7pmon 2• • Bernini Sun (7/12) 7pm on 2 Waiting for God Sat 8:30pm on 2, Mon 9:30pm on 44Rembrandt Sun(7/19) 7pm on 2 David Sun (7/26) 7pm on 2Waking the Dead Yahrzeit, Pt. I Tue (7/7) 9pm on 44• •Missing Persons, Pt. I Tue (7/14) 9pm on 44Smothered: The Censorship Struggles of the Smothers• MissingPersons, Pt. II Tue (7/21) 9pm on 44 Sins, Pt. I Tue (7/28)Brothers Thu (7/2) 9pm on 2, Fri (7/3) 1:30pm on 44•9pm on 44Soundstage One Republic Thu (7/2) 10pm on 44•Sugarland Fri (7/3) 2am on 44, Sat (7/4) 3am on 44, Thu (7/9)History10pm on 44 Death Cab for Cutie Fri (7/10) 2am on 44, Sat•(7/11) 3am on 44, Thu (7/16) 10pm on 44• TBA Fri (7/17)As always, WGBH makes every effort to keep pacewith breaking news and world events. Given pressdeadlines for ’GBH, The Members’ Guide, some programinformation cited this month may be approximate.For updates, go to wgbh.org/schedules.Explore more programs like this on WGBH World(to find on your cable system, see page 1)American Experience The Living Weapon Thu (7/30) 10pmon 2, Fri (7/31) 2:30pm on 44The American Flag: Two Centuries of Concord & ConflictTue (7/7) 10pm on 2Full schedules for all channels are available atwgbh.org/schedulesAntiques Roadshow Tampa, Pt. III Sat (7/4) 4am on 44, Sun(7/5) 6am on 44, Tue (7/28) 8pm on 44 Philadelphia, Pt. I•Mon (7/6) 8pm on 2, Tue (7/7) 2am, 1:30pm and 8pm on 44,Wed (7/8) 5am on 44, Sat (7/11) 4am on 44, Sun (7/12) 6amon 44 Philadelphia, Pt. II Mon (7/13) 8pm on 2, Tue (7/14)•2am, 1:30pm and 8pm on 44, Wed (7/15) 5am on 44, Sat(7/18) 4am on 44, Sun (7/19) 6am on 44 Philadelphia, Pt.•III Mon (7/20) 8pm on 2, Tue (7/21) 2am, 1:30pm and 8pm on44, Wed (7/22) 5am on 44, Sat (7/25) 4am on 44, Sun (7/26)6am on 44 Fame and Fortune Mon (7/27) 8pm on 2, Tue•(7/28) 2am and 1:30pm on 44, Wed (7/29) 5am on 44Apollo 11: First Steps on the Moon Thu (7/16) 9pm on 2,Fri (7/17) 1:30pm on 44, Sun (7/19) 3pm on 2Apollo 17: Final Footprints on the Moon Thu (7/16) 10pmon 2, Fri (7/17) 2:30pm on 44, Sun (7/19) 4pm on 2Appalachia: A History of Mountains and People Time andTerrain (Pt. I of IV) Fri (7/3) 9pm on 44, Sun (7/5) 12noon on44 New Green World (Pt. II of IV) Fri (7/3) 10pm on 44, Sun•(7/5) 1pm on 44 Mountain Revolutions (Pt. III of IV) Fri•(7/10) 9pm on 44, Sun (7/12) 12noon on 44 Power and•Place (Pt. IV of IV) Fri (7/10) 10pm on 44, Sun (7/12) 1pm on44Ascent of Money Pt. I Wed (7/8) 9pm on 2, Thu (7/9) 1amand 2:30pm on 44, Fri (7/10) 3am on 44, Sat (7/11) 1pm on 44,Mon (7/13) 3am on 44 Pt. II Wed (7/15) 9pm on 2,•Thu (7/16) 1am and 2:30pm on 44, Fri (7/17) 3am on 44,Sat (7/18) 1pm on 44, Mon (7/20) 3am on 44 Pt. III Wed•(7/22) 9pm on 2, Thu (7/23) 1am and 2:30pm on 44, Fri (7/24)3am on 44, Sat (7/25) 1pm on 44, Mon (7/27) 3amon 44 Pt. IV Wed (7/29) 9pm on 2, Thu (7/30) 1am and•2:30pm on 44, Fri (7/31) 3am on 44Fort Niagara: The Struggle for a Continent Thu (7/2, 9)4:30am on 44Freedom Songs: The Music of the Civil Rights MovementFri (7/3) 1am on 2, Sun (7/12) 12mid on 2History Detectives Mon 9pm on 2, Tue 1am and 2:30pmon 44, Wed 3am on 44, Sat (7/11, 18, 25) 3pm on 44Paving the Way: The National Park-to-Park Highway SeeAmerica First (Pt. I of II) Fri (7/17) 9pm on 44, Sun (7/19)12noon on 44 Welcome Home (Pt. II of II) Fri (7/17) 10pm•on 44, Sun (7/19) 1pm on 44PBS Previews The National Parks: America’s Best IdeaThu (7/2) 2:30am and 3pm on 44, Thu (7/2) 10:30pm on 2, Fri(7/3) 4:30am on 44, Sun (7/5) 2:30am on 44, Sun (7/5) 7pmon 44, Mon (7/6, 27) 2:30am on 44, Mon (7/6) 5:30am on 44,Tue (7/7, 28) 4:30am on 44, Fri (7/10) 1:30pm on 44, Sat (7/11)5pm on 44, Sun (7/12) 10:30pm on 44, Sun (7/26) 10:30pm on44, Thu (7/30) 4:30am on 44, Fri (7/31) 9pm on 44Rebels and Redcoats: How Britain Lost AmericaThe Shot Heard Around The World Sat (7/4) 12noon on 44•The War Moves South Sat (7/4) 2pm on 44SS United States: Lady In Waiting Thu (7/30) 9pm on 2, Fri(7/31) 1:30pm on 44Time Team America Fort Raleigh, North Carolina Wed (7/8)8pm on 2, Thu (7/9) 1:30pm on 44, Sat (7/11) 12noon on 44,Sun (7/12) 5pm on 2, Mon (7/13) 5am on 44 Topper, South•Carolina Wed (7/15) 8pm on 2, Thu (7/16) 1:30pm on 44, Sat(7/18) 12noon on 44, Sun (7/19) 5pm on 2, Mon (7/20) 5amon 44 New Philadelphia, Illinois Wed (7/22) 8pm on 2, Thu•(7/23) 1:30pm on 44, Sat (7/25) 12noon on 44, Sun (7/26)5pm on 2, Mon (7/27) 5am on 44 Range Creek, Utah Wed•(7/29) 8pm on 2, Thu (7/30) 1:30pm on 44The War of the World The Clash of Empires (Pt. I of III)Tue (7/14) 10pm on 2, Sat (7/18) 5pm on 44• A TaintedVictory (Pt. II of III) Tue (7/21) 10pm on 2, Sat (7/25) 5pm on44 The Icebox (Pt. III of III) Tue (7/28) 10pm on 2•20 Full schedules: wgbh.org; Go paperless: wgbh.org/paperlessguide

Lifestyle & How-ToExplore more programs like this on WGBH Create(to find on your cable system, see page 1)America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated Sat 3pmon 2Ask This Old House Mon–Fri 4:30pm on 44, Wed 7:30pm on2, Tue–Sat 12:30am on 44, Sat 11:30am on 44, Sat 11:30pm on2, Fri (7/3) 3pm on 44, Sun (7/5, 19) 10:30pm on 44, Thu (7/9)10:30pm on 2, Sat (7/11) 12:30am on 44, Sat (7/11, 18, 25)6pm on 2, Sun (7/19, 26) 1:30pm on 2, Sat (7/25) 11:30pm on44Brain Fitness 2: Sight and Sound Sat (7/4) 1am on 2Cook’s Country from America’s Test Kitchen Sat 3:30pmon 2Dr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone! Sun (7/5) 12mid on 2,Sat (7/11) 1am on 2, Wed (7/15) 1am on 2, Sun (7/19) 3am on2, Mon (7/20) 12mid on 2, Tue (7/21) 1am on 2, Wed (7/29)3am on 2, Fri (7/31) 1am on 2Everyday Food Sat 11:30am on 2Food Trip with Todd English Sat 2pm on 2Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie Sat 4pm on 2, Sun 6:30pm on2, Sun 5pm on 44Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home Sat 1pm on 2Lidia’s Italy Sat 1:30pm on 2, Sun 4:30pm on 44Made In Spain Sun 4pm on 44Magnificent Mind at Any Age with Dr. Daniel AmenThu (7/2, 9, 16) 4:30am on 2, Tue (7/7) 4:30am on 2, Fri (7/10)1am on 2, Sun (7/12) 3am on 2, Tue (7/14, 28) 1am on 2, Sat(7/18) 4:30am on 2, Sun (7/19) 1:30am on 2, Wed (7/22)4:30am on 2, Fri (7/24) 4:30am on 2, Sat (7/25) 1am on 2,Mon (7/27) 12mid on 2, Thu (7/30) 2am on 2The New Yankee Workshop Sat 4:30pm on 2Pilates for Healthy Bodies with Karena Thek LinebackMon (7/20) 5am on 2A Place of Our Own Mon–Fri (7/1–10) 1pm on 44Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen Sat 12noon on 2Qi Gong for Weight Loss Fri (7/3) 4:30am on 2, 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World(to find on your cable system, see page 1)Basic Black Thu 7:30pm on 2, Sat 11pm on 2, Sun 12:30pm on2BBC World News Mon–Fri 5pm on 44Bill Moyers Journal Fri 9pm on 2, Sat 2am on 44, Sun 5amand 11am on 44Charlie Rose Mon–Fri 11pm on 2, Mon–Fri 12noon and 6pmon 44Foreign Exchange Sun (7/5, 12) 9am on 44Greater Boston Mon–Fri 7pm on 2, Tue–Sat 12mid on 2, Sun9:30am on 44In the Life Sat (7/25) 11pm on 44Inside Washington Sun 10am on 44María Hinojosa: One-on-One Neil deGrasse TysonSun (7/5) 11am on 2 Alma Guillermoprieto Tue (7/7)•7:30pm on 2, Sat (7/11) 11am on 44, Sun (7/12) 11am on 2•Paul Cuadros Tue (7/14) 7:30pm on 2, Sat (7/18) 11am on 44,Sun (7/19) 11am on 2 María Elena Salinas Tue (7/21)•7:30pm on 2, Sun (7/26) 11am on 2 Ray Suarez Sat (7/25)•11am on 44, Tue (7/28) 7:30pm on 2McLaughlin Group Fri 7:30pm on 2MoneyTrack Sun 8am on 44The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer Mon–Fri 6pm on 2, Mon–Fri 11pm on 44Nightly Business Report Mon–Fri 7pm on 44Now Fri 8:30pm on 2, Sat 1:30am on 44, Sun 4:30am and10:30am on 44Religion & Ethics Newsweekly Sun 7am on 44Tavis Smiley Mon–Fri 12mid on 44, Tue–Sat 12:30am on 2To the Contrary Sun 7:30am on 44Washington Week Fri 8pm on 2, Sat 1am on 44, Sun 4am on44Wide Angle Fri 10pm on 2, Mon (7/6) 3am on 44, Thu (7/9,16, 23, 20) 2am on 44, Fri (7/10, 17, 24, 31) 4am on 44, Sun(7/12, 19, 26) 2am on 44, Mon (7/13, 20, 27) 4am on 44Worldfocus Mon–Fri 5:30pm on 44Science & NatureExplore more programs like this on WGBH World(to find on your cable system, see page 1)Anatomy of a Hurricane Mon (7/20) 2:30am on 44, Tue(7/21) 4:30am on 44, Thu (7/23) 4:30am on 44e 2 (The Economies of Being Environmentally Conscious)Sun 2pm on 44Nature Encountering Sea Monsters Thu (7/2) 9pm on 44•The Vanishing Lions Sun (7/5) 8pm on 2, Mon (7/6) 12midand 3pm on 44, Mon (7/6) 10pm on 2, Tue (7/7) 5am on 44,Thu (7/9) 9pm on 44 Silence of the Bees Sun (7/26) 8pm on•2, Mon (7/27) 12mid and 3pm on 44, Mon (7/27) 10pm on 2,Tue (7/28) 5am on 44, Thu (7/30) 9pm on 44 Arctic Bears•Sun (7/12) 8pm on 2, Mon (7/13) 12mid and 3pm on 44, Mon(7/13) 10pm on 2, Tue (7/14) 5am on 44, Thu (7/16) 9pm on44 Superfish Sun (7/19) 8pm on 2, Mon (7/20) 12mid and•3pm on 44, Mon (7/20) 10pm on 2, Tue (7/21) 5am on 44, Thu(7/23) 9pm on 44, Fri (7/24) 2:30pm on 44Nova Musical Minds Wed (7/1) 1:30pm and 9pm on 44, Thu(7/2) 5am on 44 Secrets of the Samurai Sword Tue (7/7)•8pm on 2, Wed (7/8) 2am, 1:30pm and 9pm on 44, Thu (7/9)5am on 44, Sun (7/12) 1am on 44 Secrets of the Parthenon•Tue (7/14) 8pm on 2, Wed (7/15) 2am, 1:30pm and 9pm on 44,Thu (7/16) 5am on 44, Sun (7/19) 1am on 44 Kings of•Camouflage Tue (7/21) 8pm on 2, Wed (7/22) 2am, 1:30pm•and 9pm on 44, Thu (7/23) 5am on 44, Sun (7/26) 1am on 44A Walk to Beautiful Sun (7/26) 8pm on 44 Astrospies•Tue (7/28) 8pm on 2, Wed (7/29) 2am, 1:30pm and 9pm on 44,Thu (7/30) 5am on 44Nova scienceNow Tue 9pm on 2, Wed 2:30pm and 10pm on44, Fri 5am on 44, Wed (7/8, 15, 22, 29) 1am on 44, Sat (7/11,18, 25) 4pm on 44, Sun (7/19, 26) 2pm on 2Return of the Cuyahoga Thu (7/23) 9pm on 2, Sun (7/26)4pm on 2Wild Chronicles Mon–Fri 4pm on 44, Mon 7:30pm on 2Travel & ExplorationExplore more programs like this on WGBH Create(to find on your cable system, see page 1)American Values: American Wilderness Fri (7/31) 10pmon 44Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge The Southwest: Zion andCanyon de Chelly Sun (7/5) 12noon on 2 India: Varanasi to•Bandhavgarh Sun (7/12) 12noon on 2 The Southern•Ocean: South Georgia Island Sun (7/19) 12noon on 2•Ethiopia: The Omo Valley Sun (7/26) 12noon on 2Equitrekking Coastal Ireland Sun (7/5) 2:30pm on 44•Hawaii’s Big Island Sun (7/12) 2:30pm on 44 Iceland Sun•(7/19) 2:30pm on 44 Virginia Hunt Country Sun (7/26)•2:30pm on 44Globe Trekker Morocco Thu (7/2) 8pm on 44• SpanishIslands Thu (7/9) 8pm on 44 Pakistan Thu (7/16) 8pm on•44• Best American Water Treks Thu (7/23) 8pm on 44 •Ice Trekking the Alps Thu (7/30) 8pm on 44Great Lodges of the National Parks Pt. 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II Sun (7/19) 11:30am and 6pm on 2Smart Travels—Europe with Rudy Maxa Athens andDelphi Wed (7/1) 3:30pm on 44 Greek Islands Thu (7/2)•3:30pm on 44• •French Riviera Fri (7/3) 3:30pm on 44 France’s•Burgundy and Loire Regions Tue (7/7) 3:30pm on 44Berlin Wed (7/8) 3:30pm on 44 Munich and Bavaria•Thu (7/9) 3:30pm on 44 Salzburg and the Lakes DistrictFri (7/10) 3:30pm on 44 Vienna and the Danube Tue (7/14)•3:30pm on 44 Milan and Lake Como Wed (7/15) 3:30pm•on 44• Sicily Thu (7/16) 3:30pm on 44 Classical Europe:Ancient Greece Fri (7/17) 3:30pm on 44• RenaissanceEurope Tue (7/21) 3:30pm on 44 Europe’s Getaways Wed•(7/22) 3:30pm on 44 Ireland’s West Coast Thu (7/23)• 3:30pm on 44 Dublin and Beyond Fri (7/24) 3:30pm on 44•Germany’s Romantic Road Tue (7/28) 3:30pm on 44•Germany’s•Rhine and Mosel Rivers Wed (7/29) 3:30pm on 44Bologna & Emilia Romagna Thu (7/30) 3:30pm on 44•Italy’s Veneto & Dolomites Fri (7/31) 3:30pm on 44Spain…On the Road Again Sun 3pm and 11pm on 44Volvo Ocean Race 2008–2009 Sun 1pm on 2, Sun (7/5)1:30pm on 2Full schedules: wgbh.org; Go paperless: wgbh.org/paperlessguide21

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AudioFileWant convenient WGBH Radio reminders? Sign up for our free @89.7 e-newsletter atwgbh.org/newsletters, or call 617-300-3300.Tanglewood’s Roots Run DeepBy Jennifer GoebelTanglewood, known the world over for its summermusic festival, has two unlikely sources to thankfor its existence: the New York PhilharmonicOrchestra and the Great Depression.Henry Hadley, associate conductor of theNew York Philharmonic Orchestra, had a dream:He wanted to launch a summer music festival inthe Berkshires. Hadley teamed up with fellowBerkshire summer resident, New York City socialiteand determined organizer Gertrude Robinson-Smith to raise money and recruit musicians to performclassical music excerpts. Starting an ambitiousproject in the midst of the Depression mayseem strange, but Robinson-Smith saw the potentialof jobs for local laborers and business forBerkshire inns and restaurants.On August 23, 1934, musicians from theNew York Philharmonic Orchestra performed thefirst concert of the Berkshire Symphonic Festivalat the Hanna Horse Farm in Stockbridge. Moreoutdoor concerts followed in 1935 and 1936,before Hadley and Robinson-Smith parted waysdue to Hadley’s failing health and “artisticdifferences”—Robinson-Smith was pushing forcomplete musical works, while Hadley preferredexcerpts. Robinson-Smith invited the BSO toperform in 1936 and 1937.Meanwhile, the Tappan Family, which ownedone of the parcels of land that now make upTanglewood, was struggling with the financialdownturn, and was unable to rent out their propertyto summer tenants (previous tenants includedNathaniel Hawthorne, from whose TanglewoodTales the venue takes its name). Robinson-Smithapproached the Tappan family, who agreed togive the buildings and 210 acres of lawns andmeadows to the BSO. Thus, in 1937, the BSO wasgiven a permanent summer home.Serge Koussevitzky, the BSO’s conductor atthe time, gratefully received the donation.Koussevitzky wrote of the gift: “Little did I thinkthat my own early dream of a Music and Art Centerin Moscow, in the heart of Russia, would find itsrealization in the heart of New England a quarterof a century later. Indeed, miracles cannot beaccounted for.”An enormous tent was set up to improvethe outdoor acoustics and provide shelter for theorchestra and audience. The heat proved to be areal problem, leading to some of the first performancesin shirt-sleeves rather than formal jackets.And, the tent wasnot waterproof.On the eveningof August 12,during a programof Wagner, asudden thunderstormdrenchedthe tent and itsinhabitants. An eyewitness account in M. A.DeWolfe Howe’s A Tale of Tanglewood says, “thefloods descended on the tent top with such a roarthat all the brasses of Wagner could not prevailagainst it, and the music had to come to a fullstop.” The case for a waterproof and airy performancespace had been made.Koussevitzky and Robinson-Smith workedwith Finnish architect Eliel Saarinen to design agraceful music pavilion, but they were unable toraise the funds to build it. The idea for a simpleand functional shed came from Berkshire residentJoseph Franz, and it was built in time for the 1938summer season. Renamed the KoussevitzkyMusic Shed in 1988, it resembles a large pianofrom the air, seats 5,200 people, and is a masterpieceof acoustic design. The rest, as they say, ismusical history!Summer Sundays atTanglewoodLive broadcasts begin Sundays at 2pm,with host Ron Della Chiesa’s special“pre-game” show. Concerts are broadcastfrom 2:30pm–5pm.7/5: BSO with violinist Christian Tetzlaff7/12: Conductor Herbert Blomstedt withAmerican violinist Joshua Bell7/19: BSO performs Mozart symphonies7/26: (Koussevitzky’s birthday) ConductorDavid Robertson and baritone ThomasHampson8/2: Norwegian pianist Leif Ove Andsnes8/9: BSO assistant conductor JulianKuerti and cellist Yo-Yo Ma8/16: Pianist Garrick Ohlsson8/23: Michael Tilson Thomas conducts BSO inBeethoven’s Ninth Symphony8/30: James Taylor with the Boston Pops,conducted by John WilliamsCatch the sounds of the Berkshires on WGBH89.7, or online on 89.7’s live stream atwgbh.org/classical all summer long!Schedules, program info, playlists: wgbh.org/radio23

July Radio HighlightsClassical WeekendComposing AmericaHost Brian McCreath celebrates theFourth with works by great Americancomposers including JohnHarbison’s Songs America Loves toSing on Saturday and George Antheil’sString Quartet No. 3 on Sunday.Saturday and Sunday, 7/4 and 5 at 7amOn DemandThe Boston SessionsClassics in the MorningJanácek’s 155thCzech composer and conductor Leos Janácekwas born on this date in 1854. Host CathyFuller marks the occasion by featuringJanácek’s Sinfonietta and his Sonata “Fromthe Street,” recorded in the WGBH studios inApril with pianist Yaron Kohlberg.Fri, 7/3 at 9amFolk on WGBHSong of AmericaHost Brad Paul celebrates America’sbirthday with a look at the 3-CD boxset Song of America. This extensivecollection features American songsfrom throughout our history, recordedby the likes of The Blind Boys ofAlabama, John Mellencamp andothers.Sat, 7/4 at 3pmYou can listen to ourarchive of A CelticSojourn’s Boston Sessionsonline, anytime atwgbh.org/celtic.One-of-a-kind performancesby RobbieO’Connell, Hay Brigade and Annalivia—all recorded during relaxed,spontaneous Celtic music sessions in our studios—are only a clickaway.Hear A Celtic Sojourn’s Boston Sessions on-demand atwgbh.org/celticOnlineBeat the Press BlogFollow Greater Boston host Emily Rooney’sthoughtful and thought-provoking teamof media critics anytime on the new Beatthe Press blog. Read insights from—andinteract with—regular Beat the Presscontributors Rooney, Callie Crossley, DanKennedy and Ralph Ranalli. You can evensuggest and rate topics for the weeklysegments on Greater Boston.The Beat the Press blog can be found at beatthepress.orgClassical PerformancesHaydn’s The CreationOver four days, host Richard Knisely presentsHaydn’s stunning oratorio The Creation in itsentirety, recorded in concert at Germany’sDresden Music Festival.Tue–Fri, 7/7–10 at 12noonLive from TanglewoodJoshua BellHerbert Blomstedt leadsthe Boston SymphonyOrchestra with violinistJoshua Bell in a programof Beethoven, Bruch andDvorák, live from theKoussevitzky Music Shedin Lenox.Sun, 7/12 at 2pmˆLive from TanglewoodLevine and TetzlaffLive from the Koussevitzky Music Shed inLenox, James Levine leads the BostonSymphony Orchestra with violinist ChristianTetzlaff in Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring andBrahms’s Violin Concerto.Sun, 7/5 at 2pm24 Schedules, program info, playlists: wgbh.org/radio

A Celtic SojournBoston Session IVHear the fourth in a series of live “sessions”recorded with an audience in WGBH’sFraser Performance Studio. This sessionfeatures fiddler/pianist Kimberly Fraser,Gypsy Reel with ex-Touchstone ClaudineLangille, flute player Skip McKinley andothers.Sat, 7/18 at 12noonAll Things ConsideredEvenings with NPR®Tune in NPR’s award-winning newsmagazineas hosts Robert Siegel, Michele Norris,Melissa Block and Andrea Smardon presenta mix of news, interviews, commentaries,reviews and offbeat features.Weekdays at 5pmBlues on WGBHMississippi John HurtTonight, host Brendan Hogan features themusic of Mississippi John Hurt, the finger-pickingguitarist who first recorded in 1928 only to fallinto obscurity and then be “rediscovered” in theearly 1960s.Sat, 7/18 at 9pmLive from TanglewoodAll-MozartLive from the Koussevitzky Music Shed in Lenox,James Levine conducts the Boston SymphonyOrchestra in Mozart’s final three Symphonies:No. 39, No. 40 and No. 41, Jupiter.Sun, 7/19 at 2pmWCAI, WGBH’S Cape and Islands NPR® StationCape League All-Star GameWCAI broadcasts the Cape Cod Baseball League’s All-Star Game livefrom Fenway Park on Thursday, July 23 at 7pm. Calling the game isNPR’s Talk of the Nation host Neal Conan (see page 27), with colorinterviews by WCAI’s own Mindy Todd.WCAI can be heard throughout the Cape, Islands, and South Coast on90.1, 91.1 and 94.3; throughout the Boston area on WGBH 89.7HD3; and online at capeandislands.org.Sound & SpiritSanteríaHost Ellen Kushner looks at the Afro-Cubanreligion, Santería, and the powerful music tied to itshistory and practice, from ancient Africa to modernCuba and beyond.Sun, 7/19 at 5pmClassical PerformancesMartha ArgerichProjectAll week, host Richard Kniselyfeatures performances fromthe Lugano Festival’s MarthaArgerich Project, includingperformances by Argerichherself on Thursday and Friday.Mon–Fri, 7/20–27 at 12noonMorning EditionGet Your Day Startedwith NPR®Start your weekday morning with NPR’s MorningEdition as Steve Inskeep, Renee Montagneand Jordan Weinstein bring you two hours ofup-to-the-minute news, background analysis,commentary and coverage of arts and sports.Weekdays at 7amJazz with Eric in the EveningA Chick from Chelsea!Host Eric Jackson features a special two-partMonday Night Spotlight on legendary pianist/keyboard player Chick Corea, who was bornin Chelsea, MA. Part One looks at his musicfrom the mid-60s through the mid-80s andPart Two from the late-80s through today.Mondays, 7/20 and 27 at 8pmJazz from Studio FourOnly on 89.7Tonight, it’s music that you can only hearon 89.7, recorded in our studios and in NewEngland clubs. Tune in for sets by pianistsRan Blake and Kevin Harris, drummer RalphPeterson, and saxophonist Leonard Brownamong others.Fri, 7/24 at 8pmSchedules, program info, playlists: wgbh.org/radio25

July Radio HighlightsFolk on WGBHLive from the Lowell Folk FestivalJoin us for six hours of live musicfrom the Lowell Folk Festival,where Rosie Ledet & the ZydecoPlayboys and Frank London’sKlezmer All-Stars are this year’sheadliners.Sat, 7/25 12noon–6pmLive from TanglewoodAll-American ProgramIt’s an all-American program with conductorDavid Robertson and the Boston SymphonyOrchestra, live from the KoussevitzkyMusic Shed in Lenox. Hear Roy Harris’s3rd Symphony, Samuel Barber’s Songswith Orchestra and Virgil Thomson’s Songsfrom William Blake with baritone ThomasHampson, and the Bernstein SecondSymphony with pianist Orli Shaham.Sun, 7/26 at 2pmForum NetworkClassical Profile SeriesThe Forum Network invites you to listen to a series of in-studioconversations with renowned artists featured on WGBH Classical,including Marcello Giordani as well as other interviews from ourradio archives at forum-network.org.Visit the newly relaunched Forum Network atforum-network.orgJazz from Studio FourHank and KennyHost Steve Schwartzcelebrates two jazz greatsborn on this date. PianistHank Jones turns 91 andguitarist Kenny Burrell is78 years young. Hear tracksfrom both artists tonight!Fri, 7/31 at 8pm’GBH MemberCardEvents…Join Us!’GBH Live SeriesEnjoy the magic of live performance, broadcastfrom our intimate, state-of-the-art FraserPerformance Studio, open to members of theWGBH Classical, Celtic & Folk, and Jazz Clubs.Seating is limited, so reserve your place today byemailing wgbhclubs@wgbh.org or calling617-300-3505.’GBH Jazz Live:Paul Combs Pocket Big BandWed, 7/1, 9pm, Fraser Performance StudioWGBH Jazz Club, Ralph LowellSociety, and Leadership Circlemembers are invited to join EricJackson as he welcomes jazzmusician and educator PaulCoombs and his band for alive performance in our studios.Called a “nine-piece powerhouse,”by Quarter Notes magazine, the Pocket BigBand has the orchestral sound of a big band butmaintains the intimacy of a small combo.The Arts of SummerMonadnock Music FestivalJuly and AugustThe MonadnockFestival kicks off itssummer series ofticketed and freeconcerts onThursday, 7/9. Thisyear’s highlightsinclude the Unequaled Music series, fourSundays of beloved chamber masterpieces atthe Jaffrey Center Meetinghouse (7/12 and19, and 8/9 and 16). A “trail” of Beethovenstring quartets will be presented in concertsacross the region throughout the summer,culminating in an 8/14 concert with narrativeby the Borromeo Quartet. Concerts are inand around Peterborough and Jaffrey, NewHampshire. WGBH members receive 2-for-1admission, or 50% off single admission,once per season. For tickets and information:800-868-9613; monadnockmusic.org.Cape PlayhouseJuly and AugustCelebratingmore than 80seasons, theCape Playhouse isAmerica’s oldestprofessional summertheater. Producing Artistic Director Evans Hailehas arranged for some of the best of Broadway tograce the Cape Playhouse stage this summer.WGBH members receive $2 off regularly pricedmain show tickets, limit two per membercard.More details at capeplayhouse.comRoxbury Film FestivalThur, 7/30–Sun, 8/2Produced by ACT Roxbury and The Color of FilmCollaborative, the Roxbury Film Festival is thelargest festival in New England dedicated toscreening films by, for, and about people of color(see page 16). WGBH members receive 10% offtickets and festival passes. More details atroxburyfilmfestival.org26Schedules, program info, playlists: wgbh.org/radio

CodaInside Live Radio and Baseball with Neal ConanAward-winning journalist Neal Conan hostsTalk of the Nation, the national news-talk call-inshow from NPR® News. Conan brings an agile andinsightful mind (along with three decades of newsand radio experience) to the show, which reachesnearly 3.4 million listeners a week on more than300 NPR member stations, including WGBH’s sisterstation on the Cape, WCAI.Like so many, Conan also is a baseball fan.During the 2001 baseball season, Conan took ayear off from NPR to call baseball games, anexperience he recounts in his book, Play By Play:Baseball, Radio and Life in the Last Chance League.WGBH’s Jen Goebel chatted with Conan recentlyabout baseball and live radio, which have more incommon than you might think.How did you get started in radio?QAI was sitting alone in my New York Cityapartment and was fiddling with the FM dial,when I came across these voices talking on the air.I’d never heard voices like these before—it wasback in the ’60s—and most of the voices youheard were incredibly artificial and stylized. WhatI stumbled across was people telling bad jokesand laughing, women’s voices, which were veryunusual at the time, and people talking likepeople. In fact, I had discovered the very first publicradio fundraising marathon. I ended up goingin to answer telephone calls for the station.What was your first paying job in radio?Qwas the recording engineer on HarryAIMcGuirk’s Irish Hour, for which I got paid $5and a bottle of Guinness—and they were unwiseenough to give me the Guinness before the showstarted.What do you like best about hostingQ Talk of the Nation?AI like that the distance between the idea andthe air is very short. And I am constantlyamazed by the resources that listeners are willingto bring to the program. They’ve written poetryand commencement addresses, for example. I alsoreally love going in at 2 o’clock and doing theshow. It’s extremely difficult because it’s alwayslive and there’s a million ways to mess it up. Youhave to keep three clocks in your head at once—you have to know where you are in the show,where you are with the delay, and how long thiscut of tape is.How did you get interested in callingQ baseball games?AI was in Chicago preparing to anchor the livecoverage of the national convention forPresident Clinton’s second term. I had this giantbriefing book and I was cramming for the night’sbroadcast. As I was reading up on the issues, I hadthe ball game on the radio—and I realized I wasdoing the same thing that the announcers weredoing. You start the broadcast with a brief summaryof what’s at stake, in my case the foreign policynight at the Democratic National Convention, or intheirs that the Cubs hope to take the “rubber”game of the three game series. Then, you introduceyour play-by-play partners, in their case an oldrelief pitcher, and in my case E.J. Dionne of theWashington Post. Then you run through the battingorder or the schedule for that night’s events, andthen you take it down to the convention floor ordown to the field and do the best you can todescribe things as they happen.I’ve adored baseball on the radio since I was akid, and it had never occurred to me that maybemy skills were transferable.What do you like about calling baseballQ games?AIt gives you a chance to tell incredible storieswithin the structure of the game. The storyis always told pitch by pitch, but you’re allowed toweave stories in and around the narrative. I lovethat you don’t know what’s going to happen,you’re stepping off a cliff every single day. That’sthe best part about baseball, and it’s also the bestpart about live radio.Are you looking forward to this year’sQ Cape Cod League All-Star game?AI called the game last summer in Chatham,which is a lovely place to visit and a charmingfield, but this is Fenway Park—it’s the chance of alifetime.What’s the future of public radio?QAPublic radio has a very recognizable andtrusted brand. We have an incredible newsgathering organization not just at NPR, withnational and international news, but also atstations like WGBH and around the country. Wehave to leverage the trust and comfort peoplehave in us onto other platforms.Batter Up!Neal Conan will call the Cape CodBaseball League’s All-Star Gamelive from Fenway Park onThursday, 7/23 at 7pm. Listen onlineat capeandislands.org, or comeon down to the ballpark!Editor RL HulsmanSenior Editor/Writer Diane Carasik DionContributors Nancy Blacksin, Jennifer Goebel, Edgar Herwick,Maria Bruno Ruiz, Ben Schwartz, Jon SolinsDesigners Tong-Mei Chan, Douglass ScottPhoto Research Michael DeliaProduction Supervisor Lenore Lanier GibsonDirector of Operations Daniele SkopekDirector, Constituent Communications Cynthia BronerAssociate Director Susan Reed’GBH, July 2009: Volume 19, Number 7, (ISSN 1066-8586) (USPS 0008 -188).Copyright 2009. WGBH Educational Foundation. All rights reserved. ’GBH ispublished monthly by the WGBH Educational Foundation. Subscription isby membership contribution of $50 or more to WGBH. Preferred periodicalspostage paid at Boston, MA and additional mailing offices. Printed at TheLane Press, South Burlington, Vermont. POSTMASTER: Send address changesto WGBH, Box 200, Boston, MA 02134. 0905008Schedules, program info, playlists: wgbh.org/radio27

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